Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-01-08
SOCIETY MOLE BOOK.


hall in the State Insurance Building.
The retiring consul commander, e. ID.
MintOn inducted the new officers into
their respective positions as follows:
o. l.. Darling consul commander:
Geo. ;. Reid, adviser lieutenant; ID.
A. White, banker; Eugene Willis,
clerk; Frank BOwersoX, escort; Lee
Aches0D, watchman; w. +. Cole,
sentry; A. F. McAte, watchman
eighteen months.
In accordance with an order re-
Gently made by the head camp session
comforting the honor OF past consul
commander to such officers as had
served three or more consecutive
years that honor was conferred upon
Scott Bozorth who for five years
served the local lodge as clerk.
The first Intercollegiate debate OF
Oregon colleges will take place in the
Willamette University chapel on Fri
day evening, January IA, between the
U. of o., Of Eugene, and w. u, of
Salem. The question to be debated is
"ResOlved, That labor organizations
are an economic benefit" and the
affirmative will be represented by the
Eugene school, whose speakers are:
Messrs. Applegate, leader, Kuydendall
and Whittlesy. The local university
will be represented ty III. g. Hibbard,
leader, Bert f. Honey and Miss Mat
tie Beatty, who will present the mega
tive side of the argument. Judges
have been selected, but will not be
announced until the evening OF
the debate. The leaders of the re-
spectiye sides will be allowed thirty
minutes each in which to make their
opening and closing arguments, while
the other speakers will he given
twenty minutes in which to speak.
1t has been decided to charge an ad-
mission OF % cents in order to defray
expenses.
Last evening at the pleasant home
Of Fred III. Smith, corner of Church
and Mission streets,eh entertained
number Of his schoolmate friends, it
being his Fifteenth birthday. The
rooms we're beautifully decorated
with myrtle and Oregon grape. From
the center Of the DINING room ceiling
hung a large wreath of evergreen
with the figure Is in silver in the
center, making a very pretty emblem.
The evening was very pleasantly spent
in various games. The principal one
being "who is IL" Miss 10 Chase and
Merl Statesman won the first prize.
guessing the greatest plumber, while
Frankie Chase and Fred Hofer carried
off the honOrs for the least. After all
we're satisfied with play and merry
ment very nice lunch was served.
All wished the young man many
happy re turns OF the day and returned
to their respective homes with pleas
ant memory Of Fred III. Smiths Fif-
teenth birthday.
Friday evening at the home OF her
sister, Mrs. X. j. Hendricks, corner of
StaJe and Church streets, iss Agusta |
Giesy gave a very unique party |
whereby she pleasantly entertained |
about sixty guests. 1t was Klon- |
dixie reception and was novel affair |
The rooms were very appropriately |
decorated 10 gold, quite suggestive of
the Klondike region, and the princi-
pal diversion of the evening was that
Of searching for nuggets in tiny
golden sacks which had been care
fully hidden about the apartments
prior TO the arrival of the guests.
The table decorations, wares and even
the dainty refreshments were all
of the precious yellow
metal.
Those present were: Miss Gussie
Miss Ethel Cusick, Miss
Lucy Williams, Miss Bertha Byrd,
Miss Jessie Breyman, Miss Lena Brey.
man, Miss Lizzie Holverson, Miss
Nina Aeulat, Miss Ethel Hughes,
Miss Pearl Carter, Miss Leona Paine,
Miss Anna MetSchan, Miss Stella
Miss Minnie Ireton, Miss
Mae Boise, Miss Jeanette Meredith,
Miss George Giltner, Miss frankie
Richardson, Miss Kittie Moore, Miss
Lou Hirsch, Miss Edna Moody, Miss
Gladys Byrne, Miss Greta Strickler,
Miss Sophia Wolfe. Miss Nellie Par
menter, and Miss Marie Vandersal. |
Mr. and Mrs. f. r. Anson, Mr. and
Mrs. ii, ID. Patton, Mr.. and Mrs, j.
Frank Hughes, Mr.. and Mrs. Max o.
Buren,, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Meredith.
Mr.. and Mrs, G |. Stahl, and Mr.. and |
Mrs. r.. j. Hendricks: Messrs, Wilson
McNary, Harry Albert, G. N. McNary
Ed. Patterson. John Van Wagner,
Clarence Keene, Phil Metschan Jr.,
b. Fl. Wagner, Hal. Hibbard, Jordan
Purvine, William Miller, AL. Hopf.
Clarence Hamilton, Matt Whan, j. b.
Giesy, Chester Murphy, w. b. Morse,
+. X. Lowell, Hans Black, f, S, Dear
born and Otto Wilson.
At her music studio, oyer the First
National bank, from TO O'Clock, to-
lay, Mrs. wilma gave her second
lecture recital for the benefit of her
Glass and immediate friends. The
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