Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-10-18

Auna Smltn-tlO, Albany, MISS MlnneJta
Mayors, Mrs. H. T. Babeoek and Mrs.
Joseph G.. Palmer. -
The new year book distributed to
members of the Salem Woman s club on
the morning of their annual breakfast,
is condensed arrangement of details,
carefully compiled, tastefully printed
and enclosed between covers of ar
tistic design.
The club was organized in nineteen
hundred and one and federated in the
same year. The constitution introduce
tion reads as follows: "The object of
this club shall be to secure concert of
action in intellectual philanthropic and
social activities
The federation bureau of information
is conducted by Mrs. Mary I. Wood
Portsmouth, New Hampshire.
The past presidents of the Salem
Woman's club are Mrs. Isabel Geer
Mrs. Marcia Cusick, Mrs. Sybil Catlin
Mrs. Lulu H. Bush, Mrs. Edna D. Ray.
mond, Mrs. Helen P. Catch, Mrs. Iva
H. Kirk, Mrs. Ida Fleming and Miss
Matte F. Beatty.
Officers for nineteen thirteen and
fourteen are Mrs. Richard Cartwright
president; Mrs. F. A. Elliott, vice-pres
ident; Mrs. c. S. Hamilton, recording
secretary; Mrs. A. S. Kazmarek, fin,
ancial secretary; Mrs. S. G. Sargent
treasure; Mrs. J. H. Albert, auditor.
Directors: Miss Matte F. Beatty
Mrs. G. P. Bishop and Mrs. William c.
Knighton.
Calendar committe, Mrs. William E.
Kirk, Mrs. F. A. Elliot and Miss Mat.
tie Beatty.
Social committe: Mrs. William Brown
chairman, Mrs. W. G. Hawley, Mrs. j
D. Sutherland, Mrs. A. N. Moores, Mrs
Charles Weller, Mrs. John j. Roberts
Mrs. T. A. Liverley and Mrs. H. E
Clay.
Literature; Mrs. George A. Wood
chairman, Mrs. William Fleming and
Mrs. R. j. Hendricks.
Hall: Mrs. II. j. Clements, chair
man; Mrs Joseph II. Palmer and Mrs
Catherine Pooler.
Press: Mrs. Elizabeth R. Case, chair
man; Mrs. A. N. Bush and Mrs. P. II
Raymond.
Civics: Mrs. A. N. Bush, chairman
Mrs. j. H. Albert, Miss Matte F. Beat
ty, Mrs. ]. H. McNary and Mrs. George
G. Brown.
Educational: Mrs. Alice H. Dodd
chairman; Mrs. R. S. Wallace and Mrs
Fletcher Homan.
Department Leaders: Mrs. Rollin X
Page Art, first division; Mrs. Alice H
Dodd, Art second division; Mrs. Will
liam II. Burghardt, Jr., music;( Mrs
William +. Kirk, drama; first division;
Mrs. A. S. Kazmarek drama, second di
vision; Mrs. Richard Cartwright, polit
ical study; Mrs, f. A. Elliott, current
events.
Board of Patronesses; Mrs. II. J.
Bean, Mrs. George II. Burnett, Mrs. II
+. Clay, Mrs. r. r. Jones, Mrs. H. D.
Kimball, Miss Nina McNary, Mrs. B. G.
Miles, Miss Lucy W. Stroughton, Mrs
Charles Weller, Mrs. f. c. Patton.
Public Rest Rooms, Board of Direc.
tors; Mrs. A. N. Bush, president; Mrs
j. II. Lewis, secretary; Miss Matte F.
Beatty, treasurer; Mrs. j. II. Albert and
Mrs. William +. Kirk.
The calendar committee announces its
program with the following delicate bit
of sentiment, "We have brought here
only nosegay of eulled flowers, with
nothing of our own but the thread that
binds them together" "
October Eleventh.
"This day we dedicate to fair content
and you"
Presidents Day.
Chh hren fnst Hntal Marian
November Eighth.
"What Government Is the Best1''
That which teaches us to govern our.
selves. Goethe.
Glow Our City Is Governed" Ad.
dress, Mayor b. L. Sleeves.
December Thirteenth
"Music is the universal language of
mankind '-Longfellow.
An afternoon with the music depart.
ment. Mrs. w, II, Burghardt, Jr,, lead,
or.
January Tenth.
Education is the only interest
worthy the deep, controlling anxiety Of
the thoughtful mind Phillips.
Educational address,
February Fourteenth.
Address, Mrs. Henrietta W. Calvin
dean Of Domestic Science, Oregon Agri.
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