The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-12-31
FRIDAY
SOCIAL AND Personal

Mr.. viii Simpson returned last even
ing from q business trip 10 Portland.
Firemsn's mask tonight, at the operf
opera house. Tickets only 81. Admission
gallery l5c.
Mr.. Lear, foreman OF paper at Gold.
endale, Wash, is in the city the guest o.
his father.
Miss Cad Warner, who has been resid.
ing in Portland several months, is home
for the holidays.
Mrs. Geo. Humphrey, is in Portland
the guest OF her son, VIM. Humphrey,
for the holidays
Reuben and Lair Thompson, OF Nc
Mlnnvilie college, foot ballists, are in the
city for the holidays.
Misses Annie and Ora Finn arrived
home from Stanford University yester-
day for the holidays.
Miss Abbie Fry. OF the public schools,
will go home tonight to spenl Christ
mas with her parents in Lebanon
Miss Jennie Clayton, now resident
OF Portland, came up to speId the holi-
dsyss and is the guestof her sister Mrs.
Findley.
Miss Elizabeth Jackwsy. oi Portland,
is in the city, the guest of Miss Mary
Stewart.
]. Myron Isham, a former night oper-
ator, OF the 5. p. ct this city, and Miss
Ella Kent, were married at Drain this
week
Frank Allen, who has been attending
the military school, at Vashon, Wash,
came home in full uniform last evening
for the holidays
Joe. S.ernberg, now medica; stu
dent at Portland, and sister, Mrs. Wolf,
came up last evening to spend the holi-
days in Albany.
Mrs. T. wandel and son Lee returned
last evening from their trip 10 Iowa,
alter an absence OF three months, coming
by way OF Denver.
Miss Celia Pennington was accompan-
led home from McAinnville, last even.
ing by Miss Idilia and Mr. Sigmund
Pennington, who will spend the holidays
here.
Chas. McCullagh OF the Holmes Busi-
ness college, was in the city ON his say
home for The holidays He will be accom-
panied to Halsey by his sister, OF the
public schools.
Mr and Mrs S w Crowde7 returned TO
Albany on the Roseburg train yesterday
noon, having been guests AZ the Welch.
Wintermute wedding. They were &C
eompanied by Mrs. H NJ Wintermute.
who will spend Christmas in that city.
Statesman.
When Mr.. Gilson wen, 10 his barber
skoa this morning he was surprised TO
ind it elegantly decorated with ivy and
morning glory in honor OF the Christmas
season, put up the evening previous after
he bad lefs the shop, b. hie assistants,
Mesers Wheeler and Crawford The
morning glories were made by Mrs.
Wheeler.
The Yale Alumni Association OF Ore
gon offered q cash prize last spring OF
$40 to the Oregon boy who passed the
best examination for entrance TO any de-
partnent OF Isie university and mAtric-
ulated after having had his preparation
wholly or in part in Oregon. The COM
mi,tse unanimously awarded this prize
to Robert Bruce Wilson, Yale 1901, son
Of Mrs. Z. b. Wilson, Of Portland.
Staytop was very unfortunate last FRI
day in losing cne OF her iNirest daughters.
IN the person OF Miss Louie ri.loek, who
left for San Francisco, via Portland.
where she spent several days visiting rel
AxTsx@ &ss3 fFfez1s. sssen s1-sess4sSS tf'ss
journey on dfreet 10 San Franz 70 " here
che expects 10 remain sitn M auDt until
spring. Louie will be greatly misssd By
her large circle OF frieads in Ssaytoa.-I
Cor. Journal.
Last evening Mr.. John Kaufman and
Miss Mary Haiues we're united IN mar
riage as the parsonage OF the First pres-
by,eriAn church. Rev. WIN. 5. Gilbert.
pastor. officiating. The wediing Was
very quiet, and marked By simplicity.
After the ceremony vas performed
wedding supper vas served al the home
OF the brides parcn's, Mr.. aud Mrs. ".
W. HAiEes. on East Ninth street. The
bride Is 9 iife-IonS resident Of Eugene,
and one of her fairest and most popular
daughters, and contains that rAle grace
and charm OF manner inherent in ladies
al the west. The groom is young man
prominent in business circles and during
his short residence in Eugene. has made
staunch iriends.-Eugene Guard. The
bride has several friends in Albany who
will extend best wishes.