Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-08-19
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Decided upon during the recent pop
ular chautauqua meetings, literary low
ing ladies Of Salem met yesterday after
noon and organized a Chautauqua Read
ing circle. Under the direct supervis-
ion of the regular ehautauqua literary
commission of New York, great ad-
vantages are offered by the organiza-
tion. The ladies will meet regularly
and study together the books as they
are offered in the course. Every Salem
woman is invited to join, only small
membership fee is being asked, and that
covers usage of books.
Among the books to be read the first
year are, "Your Child, Today and To.
morrow" especially interesting eugeni-
cally to mothers; Democratic Eng
land''; Through England With Tenny-
son" and Among English Hedge
rows"
The course can pe made to extend
over four years.. With a study outline
and intermittent examining questions a
complete study can be made of various
subjects which will entitle the reader
to diploma.
The next meeting will be neld We'd
nesday, August 26, at 3 o'clock, in the
lecture room at the Carnegie library.
Mrs. Il. Won Eschen was elected tenn
porary president to preside over the
next meeting, Mrs. Carrie Chapel vice
president and Mrs. f. L. Fisher secre.
tary and treasurer.
Those interested are cordially invited
to attend the meeting. Books will be
ordered and permanent officers will be
elected, completing arrangements for
this delightful winters reading course.
Signifying their intention of doing all
in their power to promote the growth of
this wortny club, the following ladies
enrolled: Mrs. +. 4. Fisher, Mrs. II. c.
Eppley, Mrs. w. W. Rosebraugh, Mrs.
S. B. Frost, Mrs. w. II. Fisher, Mrs.
F. Won Eschen, Mrs. Carrie Chapel,
Mrs. Z. T. Porter and Mrs. A. +. Hunt.
Mrs. F. M. Chittenden, Mrs. Ruth
+. Sayre and Mrs. Ella Watt, supreme
instructor, members of United Artisans,
Capital assembly "a. were royalty en-
tertained Monday at TillamoolS and Bar
View at the big Artisan rally A spe-
cial train, bearing 800 Oregon Artisans,
arrived in Tillamook early in the morn
ing. They were given the keys to the
heart of the town S hospitality Clam
bakes swimming and more clans, this
time in chowder, kept the guests busy
for some time AT noon the progressive
club at Bar View iisld a banquet, com
plimenting the assembly. Dnring the
time Mrs. Chittenden and Mrs. SsgrC
were the guests of Captain and Mrs
Robert Farley, who are at the Bar View
life saving station. They were enlight
ened and delighted with the exhibitioi
drill of the lifesaving crew, which tht
captain displayed to all the Artisans
in showing taem the actual workings al
that coast station. Coming homo the
Portland lodge served jolly trail
luncheon, rounding out the trip with
a good time every minute. The Salem
ladies returned home Monday night.
AT 10:30 this morning Miss Etni
Mickey and Fred Newton, both of Mar
ion county, were married at the First
Christian church in the study of Rev
F. T. Porter. The young couple vii
make their home in Hubbard, wher.
Mr.. Newton has farming interests.
Mrs. H. D. Kimball entertained at ;
luncheon this afternoon at her hom'
ON State and Capital streets. Nas'nr
tiums formed pretty decoration fcl
the delightful midsummer affair Gov
ers were laid for eight. The guest
were: Mrs. A. N. Bush, Mrs. r. Ealin
Mrs. R. F. Wallace, Mrs. Paul Wallace
Mrs. Clark, Miss May Getnart of Lo
Angeles, Mrs. c. P. Bishop ard Mrs
w. E. Kirk