Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-05-04

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ley company.
The cast Of characters for this play
was:
Phil Thompson, right tackle on the
Huntington team, Chas. w. Ersklne.
Joe Green, his roommate, Paul T.
Anderson.
Charlie Davis, left halfback ON the
Huntington team Chas. Q. Randall.
FATTY" (Harry) Merrill, center on
the Huntington team, Carl Hollings-
worth.
Bert Halliday, fullback on the Hunt
ingdon team, George Winslow.
Fred Wood, substitute right tackle
on the Huntingdon team, Geo. Cole.
Buck Harding, football coach, and
Sherlock" Watkins, the arm Of the
law, Grover Francis.
Addison Hornblower, freshman and
chum Of Wood, Ray L. Smith.
Algernon Evans Sears, of the sporty
set of Wooster, Frank Meek.
Jerry Adams, captain Of Wooster
team, Harry Mccain.
Professor Crowell, dean Of Hunting
don college, F. b. Schmidt.
Eleanor Crowell, his daughter Flor
ence Metcalf.
Mrs. Joseph Green, Joe's mother,
Jessie q. Young.
Hazel Green, his sister, Pearl Brad
ley.
Alician Taylor, friend of Hazel's,
Lulu Heist.
Sarah, maid at Crowell's, Lima Helst.
Members Of Huntingdon football
team, Bolt, Chapel, Frazier, Day, Nc
Kee, Paget, 0mart, McDaniels, Himpel,
McAdams.
Mrs. w. H. Dancy Is entertaining
her mother, Mrs. M. ]. Creighton and
her sister, Miss Mabel Creighton, who
are expecting to make visit Of sew
eral weeks and from Salem will 20
to Eastern Oregon as guests of rela-
tives. Mrs. and Miss Creighton, whose
home is In Portland, have been So
journing in California the past win
ter.
Reverend P. S. Knights little grand
daughters, Helen and Clara Sturgin,
who were his guests for three months
last summer, are expected to arrive
In June from their California home,
and will be with him for part of the
summer
A meeting was held on Friday after
noon, May third, by the ladies' Of the
Highland church, to talk over the ques-
ton Of building a new church edifice
or enlarging the old one. A most de-
lightful surprise awaited the Aid So
clety members when its secretary read
the following announcement from the
pastors sister:
"To the president Of the Aid society
Of Friends church, Salem, Oregon.
Dear Sister: / wish to announce to
you the engagement Of my sister, N.
Blanche Ford, your pastor, to Sanford
]. Bickering Of Greenleaf, Idaho. The
wedding is to take place at the High
land church, June fifth, nineteen hun
dred and twelve"
There had been no rumor of this
interesting event to come and conse-
quently the surprise was very great.
Directly the bride-elect was showered
with congratulations and kind wishes.
After her marriage, Miss Ford will
continue her work here.
The silver tea given by Mrs. Fred
erick Heyer last week in her home at
464 North Liberty street, was a very
enjoyable affair and financial help.
An artistic arrangement of spring
flowers made pretty decorations about
the rooms. For entertainment there
was music and games. In the contest
game, Mrs. James Godfrey was award
ed prize. Guests for the afternoon were
Mrs. Utterbach, Mrs. Penny, Mrs.
Gremmels, Mrs. White, Mrs. Brrett,
Mrs. II. White, Mrs. Perry, Mrs. Know
land, Mrs. High, Mrs Woods, Mrs.
0lmsted, Mrs. Hickman, Mrs. Godfrey,
Mrs. Barber, Mrs. Branson, Mrs. Ros-
enberger, Mrs. Brunk Mrs Baker, Mrs.
Hartley, Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Watcher,
Mrs. Epley,
In their home at 1893 North Com
merclal street, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. VIII
liams entertained last week with a
merry evening of games in celebration
of the fifteenth birthday of their
daughter Mabel a lovely luncheon
rounded out the event. Enjoying this
affair were Myrtle Watson, Gladys
Bartholomew, Elda Eberhard Stella
Wisner Eta Clark, Ruth Needham,
Margaret Sllvers, Frank Prince, Harry
Cunningham. George Fromm, Arthur
Stearns, Richard Yates and the sisters
and brothers Of the honoree
hHh
The Chemawa musical club gave n
fine recital at Sacred Heart academy
last Friday evening, with the follow
ing numbers:
Trio, 0p. II, Allegro Andante, Al
legro Motto (Turney), Miss Brewer,
Mr. Turney, Mr.. Larsen.
Sounds from Home (GungD, strings.
Minuetto (HandeD, strings.
Indian Suite (a) Dawn, Light in the
East: (b) Dance, Tribal Ceremonial. (.
(c) Lamentation, Death Of a Warrior;
(d) The Hunt, Braves on the Chase
(Turney), strings and piano.
Solveig's Lied (Grieg), strings.
Heart and Heart Matann), strings
and piano
symphonette, Allegro Adaglo pres
to (Turney)
Forming the personnel are Mr..
Ruthyn Turney Miss Maude Lowry,
Miss Rena Mann, Mr.. William Ready,
violIns; Mr. Pickering Chalcraft, viola
Mr.. Charles h. Larsen, cello; Miss
Fannie Adams, double bass; Miss Ger
trude Brewer and Miss Emma Shep-
ard, plano.
The selections were beautifully