Multnomah County OR Archives News.....Personal and General April 23, 1893
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The Oregonian April 23, 1893
A very pleasant party was given to Miss Nina Caples, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 
luther Caples, at their residence, Wednesday afternoon,in honor of her 10th 
birthday . Games and refreshements were thoroughly enjoyed by the little 
folks. Those present were: Misses Mamie Rodgers, Hilda Waldon, Vesta 
Broughton, Eulalie rand, Grace Marshall, Bessie Sampson, Hattie Church, Maude 
Cooke, Irene McCown, Geraldine McCown and Masters Roy Kelly, Kenneth La 
Tourente, Thilow Rands, Wilfred White and Will Marshall.

Mr. and Mrs. William Hawley entertained a number of friends in a charming 
manner at their residence on Washington street, Wedneday evening.

M.Dller and E.E.Charman, accompanied by Miss June Charman, returned from a few 
days visit at Corvallis yesterday.

Mrs.Charles Bray and A.G.White, from Settle, are visiting their father, Judge 
W.L.White, who has been quite ill for several weeks.

Mrs.R.C.Shepard, of Baker City, spent Wednesday and Thirsday in the city 
visiting friends.

Mr. ad Mrs. J.A.C.Brain returned last Sunday from a week's visit with 
relatives near Walla Walla.

Dr.Harry Wall, of Portland, removed to this city during th epast week to 
establish himself here permanently.

Mr.N.J. O'Brien, of Cheyenne,Wyo., arrived here last Thursday. He is here on 
business connected with the interior department.

Judge Langhorn, of Chehalis, who has been holding court during Judge Wiswall's 
absence, left for home last Monday, leaving a clear dockett.

Miss fay Rosenstein gave an auction party to a number of her little friends 
Tuesday afternoon at her hom ein East Eighteenth and East Pine streets,it 
being the 12th anniversary of her birth. The house and table decoratiosn were 
beautiful. Covers were or 12. The table fairly groaned under the good things 
for the little folks, to which all did justice.

R.R.Erwin has gone to California on business. He will be absent about three 
weeks.

Harry Bulger has gone East to visit the world's fair. His wife will join him 
in about three weeks.

Mrs.J.C.Jameson and her daughter returned from New York this week, where they 
spent the winter.

Miss Leona Phillips has returned, after an absence of two years where she has 
been attending school.

Mrs.E.M. Bloomer, and sister, Miss Kitty Clark, of Denver,Colo., are visi 
their old friends, Mr. and Mrs. G.P. Walliban, of Woodlawn.

Colonel Bacon, the new department inspector., arrived here with his family 
last Thursday and is temporarily quartered in the Hotel Columbia.

Judge and Mrs.B.F.Dennison, of Olympia, have been visiting friends in this 
city during the last week. They are enroute to the Eastern states.

Mrs.J.Ewing, of Woodlawn, gave a very enjoyable whist party on Thursday 
evening, the guests being Mr. and Mrs. Campbell, Mr. and Mr. Owen, Mr. and 
Mrs. Walliban, Mrs. Bloomer and Miss Clark, of Denver,Colo., and Mr. W.B.Gage.

Miss Lillie Willison, who has been in poor health for several months past, 
left for the east last week in the hope of deriving some benefit from the 
trip. She will pass a part of the summer with friends in Rockport,Mo., where 
her father, Rev.W.A.Willison, was formerly pastor of the First M.E.church. 

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