Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-04-16

ments by the members, and all en-
loved most delightful evening.
The Salem orchestra discoursed pleas
ant mnsic, and the entire company
was highly entertained nan informal
manner. The spacious hallway and
rooms were elaborately decorated with
palms and floral offerings, and the
magnificent electric lighting system
added greatly to the splendor and
appearance of the ensemble.
AS is well known, the rooms of this
new organization are in the Burke
block on Commercial street adjoining
the post office, and they have been
most elegantly arranged and furnished
to meet the needs OF the Illihees. The
club has about one hundred members,
all of whom have keys to the main
door, but Others must touch the cleo
trio bell which is answered by VIM.
II. Cook, the gentlemanly steward,
and the entrance landing finds modern
conveniences for hats, coats and UNI
brellas, the stairs and landing being
handsomely finished in Oregon sugar
maple, natural wood finish, light and
cheerful. Without attempting TO
describe each room it may be stated
that there Is pleasant office, large
reading room and parlor-divlded only
by portiers-a spacious billiard hall,
three good-sized card or conversation
rooms, the stewards room or side
board, lavatory and closets. There Is
an entire system of call bells and of
electric lighting, each lamp having an
independent switch and all being con-
trolled by one switch in the stewards
room. The rooms are richly, sub
stantially and comfortably furnished.
Every chair in the reading room and
parlor bespeaks ease and comfort, and
the lights are so unusually arranged
that you can go nowhere in the rooms
without having light by which to
read. The electric light furnishings
are very handsome and seryiceable,
the electroliers being Of bronze and
the switches of the most approved
patterns. There is nothing cheap or
hashy in tho whole arrangement, but
everything has the stamp Of usefulness
and respectability.
Below Is given list Of the members
of the club as well as the officers and
standing committee,
Governor William p. Lord, Secre-
tary Of State ii. II. Kincaid, State
Treasurer Phil Metschan, Chief JUS
tlce II. S. Bean, Justice +. A.. Moore,
Justice Chas. Il. Wolverton, Major
Frank l.. Hodgkin, Judge j. j. MUIR
ply, Major Willis S. .Dunniway, Frank
X. Lowell, Senator l. l.. Patterson,
Hugh II. Thompson, f. r. Anson,
Mayor Claud Catch, Geo p. Hughes,
Geo. b, Gray, Chas, ID. Gabrlelson,
Chas. A. Gray, Gen. w. IL, Odell, Il.
p. Mccormack, j. ii. Albert, Anthony
Klein, j. NJ. Wallace, Hal ID. Patton,
j. j. Dalrymple, Ed. NJ. Edes, Geo. G..
Bingham, w. @. Knighton, DIR. A. b.
GilIis, Sherm w. Thompson, A. N.
Gilbert, Werner Breyman, VIM.
Brown, Squire Farrar Eugene Brey-
man, Frank Meredith, DR.. ID. A.
Paine, DR.. w. II. Williamson, DR.. T.
G. Smith, Jr., VIM. II. Gray, DIR. r.
Cartwright, Il, NJ. LAHORE, Addison G.
Dilley, Max o. Buren, l.. V. Ehlen,
John G. Wright, w. j. Culver, A. n.
Moores, County Judge w. G. Hubbard,
Sheriff John Knight, DIR. L. +.
Grnith, DIR. w. w. Contrls, Geo. w.
Davis, Fred w. Steusloif, DR.. j. A.
Richardson, Ernst Hofer, Il. G. Gilt
ner, ii. $. Jordan, ii. j, Ottenheimer,
w. G.. Westacott, State Printer w. ii.
Leeds, Hon. Edw. Hirsch, j. A. Car
son, Geo. f. Rogers County Treasurer
Jasper Mimic, j. A. Baker, S. II.
Richardson, G. l.. l.. Baskett, j. w.
Roland, George Collins, DR.. w. Ii
Byrd, Finley c.. Perrlne, III. Hirsch-
berg, Richard w. Carey, IL. S. Belle.
G.. w. Putnam, DIR. w. b. Morse.
Frank G. Baker, ex-Mayor L. IL.
darcy, w. NJ. Miller, G. l.. Glenn,
H. o. Shucking, Attorney-General c.
Nj. ldleman, Judge William Waldo,
f. 5. Dearborn.
President, Phil. Metschan; vice
president, Il. p, Mccormack; secre-
tary, G. ID. Gabrlelson; treasurer,
Claud Catch; trustees, l. l.. Patter- !
son, G. p, Hughes, A. Klein, w. II. |
Gray and +. r, Anson; household, !
committee, T.. p, Mccormack, w. r. |
Williamson and S. w. Thompson.
FROM CHEMAwA.
D. NJ Childers and family arrived |