Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-10-17

ginning with a reception on Monday
whlch formally opened the week S work
tDe delegates were kept busy attending
the different sessions and respondine
to numerous social invitations MANY
We're entertained at the various soror.
NY houses and Wednesday afternoon
the Jut-Ot'town visitors were entertain.
ed by the young women of the Univer.
sity of Oregon, Thursday night the
delegates were given reception at
the boys dormltory of the university.
and altogether everything possible
done by the people of Eugene to make
the visitors sojourn in their city pleas.
ant
Routine business occupied the time
and attention at the various sessions.
the most important Of which have been
made news feature Of the daily pa
pers.
An invitation is extended to the
the young women of the city, especially
those employed in offices and stores.
10 spend an evening at the Young
Women's Christian Association rest.
room next Monday. Beginning at half.
past five o clock, supper will be served
following which an hour will be spent
socially A Bible study class, in charge
of an efficient instructor, will also 6e
a part of the evening program.
The first Friday morning matrons
class at the Y. NJ G. A. building was
held yesterday under the chaperonape
of Mrs. A. N. Bush. The attendance
was small, the inclement weather nm.
dountedly being largely responsible for
the lack Of interest displayed. This
class, which was but recently oraan,
ized and is planned for the benefit of
housewives who find the morning honrs
from ten to eleven clock more con.
Venient than the Wednesday sessions.
A meeting will be held again next Fri
day, and II is desired that at that time
all who are interested will be present
to secure membership. If sufficient
enthusiasm is not demonstrated az that
time, the classes will be diseon
tinued, These classes offer splendid
opportunity for the women of the city
to receive most beneficial gymnasium
and swimming instructions under pleas
ing conditions aud efficient tutelaqe
The swimming pool has been repainted
aud several other improvements made.
All matrons who have a membership
in the Y. w. {. A. are eligible and
those now attending the Wednesday
evening sessions who find IL inconveni.
cnt 70 do so are also invited TO affiliate
with the weekend class.
Should they continue they will bcI
under the supervision of the physical
culture and swimming department.
The WOmen's Bible Class, taught
by Mrs Charles A. Park, which
meets each week, is proving of great
interest to the women OF Salem. InI
order TO accommodate the large mem.
bership, classes are held In the audi
torium Of the city library. The roll
is open to all who wish to Join, SEES
sions being held each Tuesday at 1880
o clock.
The following have already registered
us members
Mrs. George IT, Alden, Mrs. W. q.
Allen, Mrs, G. i, Bishop, Mrs. A. l..
Brown, Mrs. w. +. Brown, Mrs. W. n.
Brunk, Mrs b. n, Carrier, Mrs. II. j.
Clements, Mrs. A. o, Condit, Mrs. W
II, Cook, Mrs. Robert Eakin, Mrs. w
II. Fisher, Mrs. j. 2. Frgaell, Mrs O.
q. Cans, Mrs, Ida II. Garrett Mrs. A,
j. Gile, Mrs Etta Hammond, Mrs. Az.
ues Harding, Mrs. X, j. Hendricks Mrs
o, +. Hogue, Mrs. y. A. ifodge Mrs
d. =, Junk, Mrs. r. b, Kay, Mrs i. II.
Lewis, Mrs Wilton Martin, Mrs, A.
Martin, Mrs. win May Mrs. Sophia
Mrs, Y, +. Moody, Mrs. j. c. !
Mrs h. McGregor Mrs. N.
f. Newton Mrs. George j, pearce. Mrs. !
!, H. pemberton, Mrs j. A. Pooler, Mrs. |
9. y. purdy Mrs A. D. Palmer. Mrs,
Q. D. Puryne, Miss Mary B. Ruther
ford, Mrs c. II Robertson, Mrs. W. H. |
smith, Mrs. +. ". Spencer. Mrs. n. n.
stanton, Mrs. W. H. Steusloff. Miss
lucy w. Stoughion, Mrs W. r. Stolty,
Mrs n. u Swnfford Mrs y. r. salmon,
Miss Cora Talkington, Mrs A. A. I'm.
lerhill, Mrs. Homer VanWinklo. Mrs.
R. s. Wallace, Mrs /. Welborn. Mrs
!. A. wroten. Mrs. W. II. Wolcb, Mrs 1
3. +. West, Mrs. !. VI. White.
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