Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-11-02
wooppuRN SOCIAL NEWS.

WOODBURY. SOCIAL NEWS.
w. I. Ray made business trip to
Portland Wednesday,
DR.. B. A. Cathey was doing business
In the metropolis last Saturday.
Mr.. Gilbert and wife, of Salem, are
visiting with Mrs. Gllbert's parents, of
this city,
Walter l.. Toozs, wife and two eldest
children spent Saturday last In Port
land, shopping and visiting with Mr..
roozs's brother and family. The twins
spent the day in Oregon City, the
guests of Miss Yoder.
Mr.. and Mrs, w. e. FINER and Mr..
Elmer Finer went to Portland today
to attend the marriage, this evening, Of
Mrs. FiDzsr's sister, Mrs. Vena Short,
to Mr.. II. II. Taylor, both Of Portland
Attorney Manning returned from
Portland Saturday evening His face
bore decided look Of disappointment.
It's girl.
Mrs. Ford Is rapidly recovering, ana
1t is hoped will soep be able to return
home.
Born-In Portland, to the wife Of
Attorney John Manning, Of this city,
October "a, a daughter.
Thursday evening being Halloween
the people were seen, Friday morn
ing, searching the town over, TO regain
possession of their property, which mad
been previously distributed to the
neighbors by a crowd of the town
sports.
!. Barnes left Sunday evening for
the Central and Southern states. He
goes on business for Walter l.. Tooze.
ANOTHER TURNER RECEPTION.
One Of the brightest events In the so
cial realm Of this year, took place at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Hilleary, on
Friday evening last. Miss Clara Hill.
leary, president OF the Christian En-
deavor, OF the iTurner Presbyteria
church, extended kind invitation to
each member and also to the Epworlh
league of the Methodist church. Both
societies were well represented. AT s
O'Clock the doors Of the psrlors were
thrown open. Delicate and delightful
fragrance pervaded the atmosphere.
The rooms were srtistlcally decorated
with ferns, chrysanthemums and
autumn leaves. On an East wall were
two hearts interviewer together, with
this lettering "C. E. and Il. l.. united
for Christ" This represented the union
Of the two societies In heart for the one
great cause. On an opposite wall were
the words "Welcome." The books
represented by the guests were numer.
Gus. A great deal Of interest was taken
In this. As samples will name few:
Commentator, represented by Belle
Cole, she wore brooch, ring, bracelet,
and hair ornaments Of wee small pota.
toes. Cast Up by thesIea" by Grace
Williams. Shelwore driftwood In her
hair, n necklace Of sea shells.and a pin
of driftwood. Lamp Lighter" by II.
o. Thomas, was represented by q
match and old fashioned lamplighter,
like those used by our grandmothers.
There were forty.six books represented.
A good program was rendered, con-
sisting of select readings, recitationS
and solos, by the Rev. Edward Bel
KNAPP. HaYing accepted the hOspitall-
ties Of the tea room and talked with old
acquaintances, we all returned to the
front parlor. Mrs. kirkpatrick hav-
ing made catalogue of the books, re-
turns and finds all wondering who won
the prize. The first prizes were then
presented to Virginia Witschen and
Fred Cunning, by Lizzie Cornelius.
The large, handsome cards were de-
signed bY Miss Clara and hand
painted by Miss Halle Thomas. q.
Cornelius and q. Thomas Cos. won
the BOBBY prize. A vote of thanks was
rendered Mrs. Hilleary Cor the
royal manner In which the Locleties
were entertained. The social was q
decided success.
The Presbyterian ladies conducted a
successful church Fair last evening.
There was an entertainment, supper,
aud sails of all the articles, netting the
church a handsome sum. Rev. w. M.
Robinson, the new pastor. occupies the
pulpit tomorrow for the first limo.
Misses Ada Morris and Dora Page,
students at Albany college, are visit
ing friends over sunday.
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