Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-01-24
.irst usher; MIS- NeIlle GIeiser, second

first usher; Miss Nellie Gleiser, second
usher.
Salem Trades Unions were well repre-
sented at Astoria this week when the
Oregon State Federation of Labor met
in annual convention. The following
were delegates, many being accom-
panied by their wives; Messrs. Harry
Hill, o. c. Sellers, Richard Dropish, P.
5. De Witt, T. NJ. Newberry, Adam
W. H. SellwoOd, Art Artus,
W. B. Summerville and State Labor
Commissioner o. P. Hoff.
The High School Debating team were
guests of honor at a banquet given by
Miss Long, coach of the team, at the
High School last Wednesday evening.
High School eolors, red and black, pre-
dominated in the decorations. The
banquet was served by one of the class
es in domestic science, under the di-
rection of Miss Edwards, the instruc-
tor, Miss Vesta Smith and Miss Ethel
serving, Covers were laid
for Mrs. Long, Mrs. Schmalle, Miss
Beatrice Walton, Miss Helen Wood,
Miss Henrietta Wolfer, Miss Regina
Long and Messrs. Earl Kilpatrack, A.
l.. Schmalle, Harold Eakin, Joe Morton,
Lloyd Holderman, Dean Curtis and Of
to Paulus.
The Ancient Order of United Work
men enjoyed a social evening at their
Monday meeting, some IS members and
friends taking part. A "Shadow So
cial" was one of the pleasant features
of the evening. The following pro-
gram was presented:
Reading ................A Lecture On Women
EulUn hellOSg DdIlleJI'
Plan ianSolO........................Miss Statesman
Reading........." Home Again With Me"
Mrs. Mcbride.
Piano Solo..........Miss Eulena Aufrance
The last meeting of the Teutonia
Verein, the German club of Willamette
University, was held recently at the
home of Mrs. Alice II. Dodd, at hel
Court street residence, Miss Schramr
had charge of the meeting, the rol
call being answered by quotations from
Schiller and Goethe. Miss Laura Heist
read a paper on "Goethe $ PERSONAL
| ity." Other interesting numbers werC
''Der Koenig Won Thule by Charles
Howard Balm, "Selections from Ger
man Paper" Charles Hall, and "Apfe
Schuss Scene from William Tell, " b.
Jacob Stocker. Games and refresh
ments completed the pleasant evening
The Junior class Of Willamette Uni
versity has selected "Canterbur,
Tales" as the May Day play to b
staged under the direction of Prof. Wal
lace McMurray, teacher Of English
Miss Daisy Mulkey, Ivan Mcdaniel an
Seth Axley form the committee on al
rangements.
A pleasant dancing party was give
last Saturday evening at the M. B. A
hall at Chemawa, which was quit
largely attended by the lodge member
a number going out from Salem.
Wednesday evening, January IA, 9
the home Of Miss Emma Rogers o
North 10th street, the Naomi circle {
the First Methodist church delightful
entertained about fifty Of their friend
The house was beautifully decorated
Oregon Grape and ferns with clust'
bouquets Of roses. After a progra
consisting of especially well receive
solos by the Misses Grace Smith, Ele
nor Colony and Lucille Kuntz, al
Messrs, Paul Smith and Guy Heisla
and splendid readings by the Miss
Bertha Edwards and Lulu Walto
everyone enjoyed some interestir
games. After dainty refreshments, Il
merry crowd left, voting the Naor
ladies royal hostesses.
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Emphasizing the social side Of Il
football business, Manager Smith, d
rector of athletics, and Superintendel
, II. h. Wadsworth of Chemawa, ga
. the first football banquet at the scho
(; at Chemawa that has been held, la
5 Saturday evening, but plans are matel
s alizing to have the event an annu
one. Members Of the student body, b
? faculty of the school and a number
: visitors were invited to participate
$ the festivities and witness the awardil
a of the officials "C'sn to the fourte
0 members of the 1918 football squa
}, Previous to this year no recognition