Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-15
Social and Personal Notes
By.MoHie Runcorn


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Sn ~ 80 a., aai 49, -,
- Son,; e 80. 'rae;e;oo4 p p,,Ia,,.
arc AItoonah tho mdscmline coptin.
gent has thns far been more largely
Tepresented than the feminine, the lat
ter IS bepinning to get interested and
II IL evnected that bv snring botb will
he ready TO contest N st,ne interesting
games Those who have taken nm the
nastime are daily becoming more en-.
tbusiastic and are actively engaged in
interesting Others, and Il is believed
by chose COMPOSING the membership
COMMITTEES that there will be no diff.
Guilty in completing the membership to
200. after which waiting list
will he neeessitated. MANY advantages
are TO be gained by Joining early, and
realizing this. those who have any in.
,tentian Of affiliatinp with the club are
signing their names now.
Eypert PLAYERS. passing through Sa.
lem, and viewing the greens, state that
they are the best TO be found any
where, and il is even doubted by those
letter located course IN the United
states. Eftorts are pelhg maue 10 ne
gin the erection OF the cup mouse,
Whlch is plahhed 10 DC competed ny
early summer
Among the players ont Sunday were;
Asahel Bush Melvin Plimpton, Fred
Thielsen, Thomas Livesley, William
Burknardt, Carl Gabrielsen, Ralph
Moores, l.. M. r. Pierce, p. Il. Fuller
ton, Earl Anderson, Fred Steusloff,
Curtiss Cross, George Rodgers, Messls'
Hutchins, Paul Siege, Fred Erixon, s.
G. Sargent, David Eyre, Paul Hauser,
Kenneth Brown.
When the membership list is com
pleted it is expected that many Of the
valley towns will be represented, sup
porters Of the game in Mnmouth, In
tsai, W ,'""t imtont;on Go ivy iainimyg """0""'N
'1, Tbo ,nemhorobin oomnaien omora tbe
ronon hoe not go. bedm taLon % mn bnt
is oxmeotnf yho. ~ vii ho hognn
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,ayt ,yyin ba ,,,.,, smhstontiaI wa ''r
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About forty-five dollars was realized
from the dinner served in the promo
tion department Of the commercial clul
Saturday by the ladies Of the First
pcnsos to be used as church benefit
Mrs. Fred Bynon, Mrs, A. o. Davidson
and Mrs, Theodore Roth were in cnargl
Of the dinner, and they were assisted
IN serving By Miss Esther Copley, Mrs
Bmgy Mrs. Hcglon, Mrs. Edmonds
Miss Morcella Bynon, Miss Edith BY
Hon and Mrs, Lowell Tweedale, Mrs
marry MarShall sealeu the ca'lers u
'ne Inree long laples' MISS lue" % Deu
niso" 6aNc PIeaslhS Noeai sVieeI'U" ,t,
Hulns thG pn, hours, accompanied oy Mis-
"'o'sI" Doo'n "V Tue Pl'"o'
Tonight at the Central Congregation
al church a reception will be given non
oring the newly'apponted minister
Rev. Howard Stover and his wife Ad
IeSehtatiyeS OF the various chorcneS
ana 5piehuid lhusieal program o. 80
los ana lns'rum9ntal numbers VIII p
gwen AZ members Oh the eohgreBu
tlon and their inendse are inVited ah'
s expected lhot urge "V'enu"nc
VIII ne hoteu'
belecu hunper OF nuslcul llenu
a'T'teu p ., '"u LIN En,tul W "S, S5 "hu f.
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sSt e,n", | meso s"'nu,,s' ,ail o,e q',,' tht
guens "u'U"s .po lm I,I''I ,',faI aIi " w.
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Mis, Edith watson ana her TWO sons
from urand hapids, Mleh', arrived u
salem Ihufsday TO MAKE thelr nom
win Mrs watson Drother, harry +
hennedy
Miss Dorothy Pearce returned Ia SG
lem yesterday after spending Sunda
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. 7, G. HoI
kins, She is q niece Of Mrs. Hopkins
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A basket social will be given at Ia
Oak Grove hall on Saturday eveninl
nanap,har 10 unIav Ahn ,nu,4taas "a