Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1920-04-18 | Page 11 | Scout Officer is Entertained

SCOUT OFFICER IS ENTERT1E0 D. C. Bartley Leaves for Capital Cap-ital Following Banquet Friday Fri-day at Weber Club D. C. Bartley, until recently deputy commissioner for the central district of the Ogden Boy Scouts, was entertained enter-tained at a farewell dinner given in the Weber club Friday night. There were present members of almost ev-1 ery troop organization in the city and occasion was made to thank Mr. Bartley Bart-ley for his intensive work in helping to perfect the local organization. Rev. John Edward Carver, vice president pres-ident of the local council, presented Mr. Bartley with an engraved "fountain pen, on behalf of council members. Taylor Eccles, mascot of Troop 3, handed to Mr. Bartley a scout record book, the gift of the scouts. The patrols pat-rols heaped various remembrances upon the departing commissioner. George W. Goddard, president of the council presided as toastmaster. 1 Others at the banquet were W. G. King, scout commissioner G A. Goates, scout executive ami the following follow-ing deputy commissioners; Hugh Hold-1 away. G. Fred Jensen, L. W. Larkln,' and scoutmasters, Father Kennedy. Ray Morrissey, C. E. xVrmstrong, W. V. Rockefeller, H. B. Tanner, H. C. King, W. J. Stocker Mrs. Bartley was presented with a bouquet of flowers. Mr. Bartley left yesterday afternoon for Macon, Wash., where he is to enter en-ter the drug business. Mrs. Bartley and daughter. Beatrice, will follow shortly. , I r rv .