Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-04-20
SOCIETY CHRONICLE.


Woodburn visitor today.
Miss Sadie Foley returned to Waite
loo this morning after visit wit
Salem friends.
I Miss Calista Moore went to Port
land this morning to enjoy \. shor
visit with friends.
Miss Nellie Starr left today 70
Eddyville, Lincoln county, where sh
will teach school.
Miss Minnie DeLong is i'll mt he
home in Morningside, her ailment be
ing malarial fever.
Miss Anna Hester left this morn
for visit with friends at Gates OF
the o. G. & Il. railroad.
Miss Rita Rakestraw came up from
Chemawa this morning after vaca'
tion visit with her parents.
Miss Charlotte Hellenbrand is max
ing her home at the residence OF DIR.
L. S. Skiff on Liberty street.
Miss Celia Loomis, of Eugene, re-
turned home today after visit over
Sunday with the Misses Van Wagner.
Mrs. w. e. Calkins was a passenger
to Eugene by the Roseburg local
where ,she will visit friends for a
week.
Mrs. John Holman went to Albany
this morning for short visit with
Mr. Holman, who is manager Of the
Albany Iron Works.
Mrs A. L. Allyn, of Seattle, who
has been visiting Miss Lenore Kay,
left for Turnerand Albany this morn
ing to continue her visit with friends.
Councilman w. T. Rigdon and fam
lily enjoyed pleasant drive about the
country east Of Salem, enjoying
visit with Turner friends also Sunday.
Miss Dean w. Kitchen returned
from Stayton this morning after a
pleasant visit with her parents, and
will resume her studies at Willamette
University tomorrow.
Miss Minnie Dunnlvln, who has
been the guest OF Mrs. Thos. Burrows,
)f this city, and Mrs. DR.. Kessler, of
Portland, arrived In Salem yesterday
'ia the Gilmore, and this morning left
or Albany on the train.
Mrs. Frances Fuller Victor, the
alented authoress Is now located I'm |
ian Francisco. She Is librarian of |
he Pacific Coast Womans Press Asso-
iation. Mrs. Victor has many
rlends In Salem who will be pleased
o learn she carries kindly remem-
frances Of the capital city, and in
etter to friend Mrs. Victor says she
wants to hold foot TO her Oregon
rlends"
The Fifth Musical of the ALBANY
conservatory OF Music under Prof.
'arvin, assisted by Miss Anderson,
vas given at the college last night.
The class Of '00 consists of Messrs.
'kers and Lundell In vocal music and
llsses Maud Hulburt and Edith
mick, OF this city, and Misses Carrie
achel0r Lucia Cochran and Lilly
teiner, OF Salem, in vocal and instru-
!ental music. The program was
Iade up entirely from the composl-
ons OF Beethoven, the Shakespeare
composers, who spoke In notes that
ever sounded without meaning, .
nd Handel, who has never been 9
lualled as II composer OF, dramatic
atorlo, his messiah" being a per- 1
CT example In this field. Besides a
lie entertalning.program essays were +
ad on the composers Of the evening I
Miss Cochran and Mr.. Lundell. Il
The education of the public taste
the classical in music Is commend q
'le'-Albany Democrat, April IS. L
AsUNDAY WEDDING. S
A wedding occurred at the residence &
Rev, Elwood Scott In Highland "
sterday' Mr. VIM. A, Pearson, sta D.
IN agent at Aumsville, and Miss
ana " Anderson, daughter of Rev. X
derson' OF Portland and formerly of I,
is city, drove 10 the Friends par 10
mage Just after the close of the Sun. "a
Y morning service, and were united n,
marriage, Mr. Pearson is formerly m
I'm Indiana, has splendid business
llltles, and is well qualified for the >,
'ltlon he now occupies. Mrs. Pear. II
mas been teaching for some time, n'
4 is now engaged at school teaching ys ",
Aumsville. The good wishes of the tn
20 with them. IL,