Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-05-01
SOCIAL REVELATIONS.
Some Personals and News Of the Doings
Of Oregon People.

force went to Astoria today.
Mrs. Geo. Herren went to Oreg0
lefty on the morning train.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Hamilton hav
returned from pleasure trip to Ecu
gene.
Mrs. Zephin job. of Corvallis, re
turned home yesterday after VISITING
friends at Salem.
OF course, you will remember th'
minstrels, Monday, May 4. Pattor
Bros. do not run poor shows.
Mrs. w. e. Calklns, who has been
spending two weeks with her parents
at Eugene, returned today.
Miss Gertrude Cleaver went to JET
ferson today to organize her music,
voice culture and piano class.
Miss Myrtle Ransby, of Barlow
h Is been a guest Of Mrs. j. II. Linn
the past week returned today.
Mis-. r. Is. ,oOuLhwick, Of Salem,
Oregon, is visiting Mrs. Rogers, OF
Cherry street. Santa Rosa Farmer.
Mrs. lIoytuden. Of Hubbard, was in
the city tOuay aud went u Brooks to
visit Mrs. NJ. l.. Jones, one Of her
daughters.
MIR. and Mrs. Sherman Wilcox, Of
Turner, were visiting with Mrs. p. q.
Norgen, Mrs. Wilcox's sister, In Yew
Park yesterday.
Mrs. Katherine Lemon of Morning
side, has let the contract TO build a
new cottage. G. r. Mason is the con-
tractor who will build IL.
Miss Geisendorfer, Of Albany, re-
turned home yesterday on the steamer
Ruth, after spending few weeks WIS.,
lting her sister, MIS-. w. G. Hawley.
Mrs. James Taylor returned TO Cor
Wallis yesterday by the steamer Al
bany, having visited at the home OF
Mrs. j. V. Taylor, on Asylum avenue.
Mrs. II. p. Nye boarded the steamer
Ruth yesterday afternoon for Sidney,
her home, after enjoying visit at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Monroe Nye, at
Morningside.
Mrs. ID. A. Jones, who has been Wis
iting ut the residence of Mrs. A. NJ.
Dalrymple, left today accompanied by
her sister, Miss Emma Plymale, for
Jacksonville TO visit their father who
Is quite i'll.
Mrs. s. A. McFadden returned from
Portland yesterday evening, accom-
panied by Mrs. b +. Kyle, OF Monta-
villa, mother Of Mr.. McFadden, who
will visit at her sons home fora week
or ten days.
Mrs. VIM. p. Lord went TO Portland
today TO hear Rev, Roland ID. Grants
lecture on Oregon, this evening.
Governor Lord would have Occom-
panied her, but is In Eastern Oregon
on business.
Miss OLIVE and Della McAucllffe,
nleces OF w. ii. Joy OF North Salem,
arrived yesterday, from Humboldt,
Gal. They expressed themselves as
being well pleased with Salem, and
expect to reside permanently In this
locality,
A Two-HUNDRED GUN AFFAIR.
An entertainment will be given In
the near future by the ladies of the
Unitarian church with Miss Mathews,
OF Chicago, as manager, who comes
well recommended by the press. The
Columbia Fete takes 100 children, so
young ladies and misses, 40 boys, and
40 or 80 uniformed men to carry IL out.
There will be dances, choruses, rails
ing OF the flag, Columbia singing
columbia, Gem OF the Ocean, The
curtain will go up on dark stage. |
The Fairies will come from every cor
ner OF the stage, waving their hands
and bringing forth the light aud re.
yeallng the queen OF the city. There
Will he tableauX, pantomlne scenes, |
the Star Spangled Banner In panto-
mime with male quartet, Columbia
and vision OF peace, brownies, snow |
flake drlll, floral drin and many
Others, n storm with rainbow by Young
ladies. The coming fete will be some.
thing new and novel. Altogether.
there will be 200 people taking part.
AN OREGON ACTRESS.
Miss Maud Hoffman leaves the
latter part OF this week for New York.
where she has several flattering offers
from leading theatre managers of the
United States. Should none OF these
oilers be accepted, she will 20 ON 10
London aud resume her former place