Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-01-24

Olson, Albert Mitzner, orville Doerfler,
Clyde Hammetee, Royal Barber, John
Palmer, Jr, Cecil De Lasaux, Aluro
Neal, Will Palmer and Gilbert Devaney
of Jefferson.
The S0th birthday of G. A. Wallace,
was celebrated Saturday, January II,
the occasion being made memorable by
a post card shower from 30 of his
friends in various parts of the country.
In honor of the occasion Mrs. Thomas
B. Kay, the wife of the State Treas
urer and the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Wallace entertained at family dinner,
only relatives being present. Mr., Wal
lace is enjoying excellent health, which
he attributes to the more than half a
century he has spent in Oregon.
The following officers of Chadwick
Chapter No. 81 o. E. S., were elected
and installed for the ensuing year at
their last meeting: Worthy matron, Ida
B. Godfrey; worthy patron, Walter
Smith; associate matrOn, Lizzie Read;
treasurer, Ida M. Babcock; conduetress,
Minnie Moeller; associate conductress,
Elizabeth Shafer; marshal, Fay Wright;
chaplain, Minnie McCauley; organist,
Belle Brown; Ada, Estella Smith; Ruth
Grace Babcock; Esther, Ermine Bush
nell; Martha, Sylvia Jones; Electa,
Emma McCarter; warder, Mrs. Olsen;
sentinel, Henry Schomaker; installing
officer, Past matron Josephine Voss;
Marian Darby, acting marshal.
Members Of the sewing society Of the
Woman s Relief Corps were entertained
Thursday at the home of Mrs. Maud
S. Wiley on Union street. Refresh
ments were served, the hostess being
assisted by Mrs. Snover, Mrs. Marion
Snbver Mrs Tracey and Mrs. Clarke
Nearly fifty ladies were present, for il
spite of the inclement weather the
popularity Of these social meetings gen
orally results in a large attendance.
What might be termed a "Logan
berry Social" was given in the audi
torium of the promotion department
of the Commercial club, Saturday, wher
$50 growers of this luscious berry wert
entertained. Addresses were given ant
: a loganberry lunch served, consisting
: of loganberry punch donated by Mrs
Mildred Brooks, sherbert by Mrs. /
H. Roberts, while Mrs. Earl Race ant
Mrs. f. S. Bynon contributed pies an,
fancy dishes of fruit. Among tn
/ growers were the following, many 0
whom were accompanied by their wives
Fred L. Scott, Salem; Ed. Young, Sa
lem; c. w. Keene, Silverton; H. G. Til
man, Salem; s. Willis, Salem; Adar
> Burns, Salem; G. II. Smith, Jefferson
, j, H. Albert, Salem; VIM. Uppendal
Hubbard; A, Kildahl, Brooks; Chas. "
t Parker, Salem; L. II. Radcliffe, Salem
John p Murphy, Salem; W. D. M
honey, Salem; d. f. Roberts, Salem
= j. E Ellison, Salem; A. E. Harri
y Brooks; Geo. W. Brown, Brooks; |. n
e Bales, Brooks; Britt Aspinwall, Ge
!. vais; Walter Campbell, Gervais; Al
}. gust Hilfiker, Salem; Oliver Jory, 81
.. lem; w. L. Bentley, Woodburn; G.
Moisan, Brooks; NJ. j, Hunt, Salem
!. W. T. Pray, Salem; W. s. Mott, Salem
;. w. H. Squires, Salem; A. Lentz, Salem
G L. G. Reamer, Salem; W. S, Lehman
j Turner; j, j. Stangel, Woodbury. v
!. c. Dibble, Salem; Meredith staley, 81
g lem; +. NJ. Mitchell, Salem; A. NJ. L
:, Toilette, Salem.
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l. At the last meeting of the Aladant
y Literary society of Willamette Unive
h sity the following officers were elected
e Miss Lottie Penn, president; Mi
d Grace Thompson, vice. president; Mi
5. Eva Grant, corresponding secretary
t, Miss Laura Ross, treasurer; Miss Ros
Ia mond Gilbert, first directress; Miss Y
la Wan Young, second directress; Mi
ia Anne Ketel, first critic; Miss Loret
r Ford, second critic; Miss Gertru,
ri Eakin, ambassador; Miss Elsie Phil