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

athletic ability had been presented the
Chemawa athletes, but at Saturdays
banquet a custom was inaugurated
which it is the plan to carry out each
year.
The men, who by their work on the
football team won their letters and were
presented with them at the banquet,
follow: R. Downey, Walter, Heater,
scowlie, r. Adams, p Adams, Paul
Nix, Lane, Johnson, Fields, Virgins,
Mcdonald and Peratrovich.
Those present at the banquet and
well known in football circles, who re-
sponded to toasts, were: Eric P. Bolt,
captain of the Willamette university
1918 football team; Frank R. Pender-
grass, captain of the o. A. A. team of
1907; Earl Fitzpatrick, professor Of the
Salem High School, and former mem
ber of the Oregon university team;
Lewis Paul, of the Chemawa 1918 team
and S. Moon and Reuben Saunders, for
mer Chemewa athletes. Captains were
elected for three different branches Of
athletes at the gathering. Those chos-
en- were: Russell Adams, football; Kiu-
tus jim, track, and A. Walker, baseball,
With view to creating little social
life for themselves and promoting
neighborhood sociability, l5 ladies of
the Garden Road section recently or
ganized a "Busy Club" to meet each
Friday at the home of a member and
visit while they employ themselves at
needlework. Mrs. Benson was hostess
Friday afternoon, Mrs. George Cava-
naugh, Mrs. N. S. Savage and Mrs
Young having entertained the club at
its previous meetings. The officers of
the new organization are: President
Miss Ada Simpson; vice pres, Mrs
George Cavanaugh; secretary, Mrs. w
Mickenham.
The friends Of Miss Edna Dennisor
honored her birthday by pleasant sur
prise party at her home, 1875 Soutl
Nineteenth street, Friday, January 16
Games and music occupied the tim,
pleasantly, DR.. Waite with flute, Mis-
Edna Denison with violin and Miss Ir
ma Sumerln at the piano formed
delightful trio. George Beck also con
tributed several piano numbers. Re
freshments were served, Mrs, Miles an,
Mrs. Dennis assisting. Mrs. Miles, Mrs
l.. c. Dennison and Mrs. Dennis wer
chaperones for the party which broi
| up at a late hour by dancing the Vii
ginia Reel. The guest list included
The Misses Sevah Peetz, Athyl Sun
erlin, Irma Sumerlin, Beula Sumerlil
Hattie Wyland, Alta Berry, Eva Print
Myrtle Rockhill, Ruth Wells, Vid
, Reeves, Edna Dennison, Maud Laud
wisky, Mrs. Miles, Mrs. L. G. Dennisol
Mrs. Dennis and Messrs. Dennis, Lyl
Bartholomew, James Moorman, Fran
! zinn, Claire Drager, Harley Seamste
+. Earl Seamster, Holt Cummings, Ea
johnson, DR.. Waite, George Beck, Wi
liam Miles and Elwin Evans.
With the hearty Endorsement Of IL
rural mail carriers, who needed no url
ing to pledge themselves in favor {
, good roads, the dinner given the'
faithful servants of Uncle Sam and I'll
public at the Hotel Marion last Sunda
by the promotion department Of Il
a Commercial club, was successful fro
every point Of view. 1t is not oftC
that any social functions are so timt
as to suit the convenience Of the ca
riers, he is remembered chiefly whC
he happens to be little late in ma
i ing his deliveries, and so, when this b
banquet, all in their honor was serv,
by the Commercial club, it was great
appreciated, and the "straight.frol
= the shoulder talks" the carriers ga
contained much information Of val
y on the subject Of bad roads, for tn,
. are unfamiliar with the sort known
-, "good roads, y
Covers were laid for 80 persons, b
guest list including rural mail carrie
=. throughout Marion county and office
, Of the state association. Practical
-. all Of the carriers are taxpayers, b
the proposed bond issue for $500
- was heartily endorsed, despite the pro
=. able cost to themselves. w. II. Squir,
I state secretary Of the association pi
:, sided and among the speakers were I
= Honorable George +. Rodgers, Postmi
ter Huckestein and "Booster" Bynt
- sHs
AT the joint Y M. G. A. and Y.
. G. A. meeting held in willamette chaI
Sunday afternoon tine four delegai
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