Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-09-16
Team
Has Match
InPOrtland

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The six women golf players of
the Illihee Country club who yes
terday went to Portland TO meet
team from the Portland golf
club were defeated with a score
of 6 to 10. However the women
from Portland will come to Salem
sometime the first of October and
it is hoped that the result may be
different. Covers for twelve were
laid at luncheon yesterday noon
at the Portland golf club when
the Portland women honoYed the
Salem players. The team who
went from here, headed by Mrs.
Ercel Kay were, Mrs. e. L. Ba-
ker, Mrs. j. H. Farrar, Mrs. o. G.
Locke, Mrs. e. L. Gillingham,
and Mrs. H. H. Olinger. The Port
land team was headed by Mrs.
Pat Allen. The trip was made by
motor Thursday in order that
some practice might be had on
the Portland golf course. The wo-
men returned last night.
The match was 18 holes Mas
sau system of scoring. Only two
of the Salem players were able to
turn in points. Mrs. Ercel Kay,
ex-Oregon state champion and
captain Of the Salem team, took
three points from Mrs. Pat AL
len, Portland club captain, as did
Mrs. H. H. Ollinger, Salem, from
Mrs. A. H. Meyer, Portland. This
was the extent of the Illihee point
getting as the other four match
es went to Portland.
Mrs. G. N. Sampson, Portland,
took two points from Mrs. e. L.
Baker; Mrs. James Nicol, Port
land, won two points from Mrs.
H. ]. Farrar; Mrs. A. G. Callan,
Portland, made a clean sweep in
her match with Mrs. e. L. Gilling-
ham, winning three points, and
Mrs. G. w. Slater, Portland, also
won three points from Mrs. O. G. |
Locke.
Wednesday at 4:3O O'Clock.
Clarence Bishop, son of Mr.. and |
Mrs. G. P. Bishop of this city, will |
be married to Miss Harriet |
Broughton of Dayton, Washing
ton, at home wedding. After
the ceremony which will be per-
formed in the presence of about
seventy guests a large reception
will b given for frinds of the |
young couple. Mrs. G. P. Bishop
will leave Monday for Pendleton
where she will join Chauncey
Bishop and his two sons, Charles
Kay and Robert, and they will
motor to Dayton, Tuesday. Carl
of Salem will also at
tend the wedding and perhaps
make the trip. Many of the guests
will be from Pendleton and Walla
Nalla.
The Daughters of the American
Revolution, as is their. annual
this afternoon observed
day, as the real day
September II comes on Sunday. /
Fhe women had their regular
business meeting in the Women's
lub rooms at 2 o'clock and at 8
''clock the meeting was open to
Inyone who cared to attend.
Judge McCourt delivered an ad-
lress on the constitution. Mrs. U.
J. Shipley, regent of the Chemek-
ia chapter, presided at the meet
ng. This is one of the days that
'hapters of the Daughters of the
American revolution always OBJ
erve, and it has been a custom
lere for some time.
Miss Amelia Babcock returned
o Corvallis Friday to resume her
work at the college as a junior: II
with her were three
,ther Alpha Chi Omegas who
we're her guests for the Spaulding
They were Miss Flor
nee Craven, Miss Bertha Peter
on of Portland, and Miss Evelyn
2agsdale of Pendleton. While
hey were here the girls motored
Lround the city and the surround
ng country. A great many other
,irls sorority sisters of Mrs. Crit
ith, nee Ila Spaulding, were in
,alem for the wedding.
The many friends of Mr.. and
Irs. Frank Mccarthy are glad to
lear of the improved condition of
heir small son, Julian who was
licked by a horse last Tuesday.
rhe little boy is at the Deaconess
hospital and his recovery seems
erv nrOhahlp IL