Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-15
Social and Personal

BY KoLLIB RUH0oRH

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and was far reaching in its effects.
cone girl in Salem has received a
loan since then and number have
made application, which, Of course,
could not be granted because Of lack
of funds.
"The guest day, thanks to Miss Min
netta Mayors, was successful in every
detail.
cit has been the pleasure Of your
president to attend the State Fedora
tion in the autumn held at Eugene and
the council of the General Federation
of Women 5 club held in Portland in
June
"There are so many things that
could be done with profit to the club
and to the city that one almost hesi-
tates to make recommendations; but
the following are suggested:
"That the club be responsible for
some line Of the relief work-making
the district visiting nurse its special
care;
"That the building committee be
urged to make some plan whereby a
lot may be purchased;
"That we work in every way possible
for the improving and identifying Of
our city;
"FG the enforcement Of ordinances
already on tie statute books;
"The bettering of our public schools,
and the conservation of our youth in
both health and morals.
"That our programs be along lines
laid down by our general and state
federation, taking the different sub
jects tnat are of interest to us.
" Ladies, you have given me a pleas.
ant year, and ] thank every one fol-
the support you have given and the
good will manifested.
" MARGUERITE p. ELLIOTT"
Mrs. George Gray Salem; Mrs. Y. G.
Haley, Portland; Mrs. c. n. Ravlin,
Hood River, and Mrs B. w. johnson, of
Corvallis, have been named by Cover.
nor Withycombe as delegates to the ma.
tional congress on recreation to be held
IN San Francisco July > to TO-
Miss Astria Hoffeth, R. n, arrived
in Salem Saturday evening, and will
remain for the week the guest of Mrs
Ida Niles. Miss lIoffeth, former su.
Perintendent Of Willamette sanatorium
left Salem three and one.half years
ago, since which time she has visited
her nome in Norway; taking post,
graduate course for nurses in New York
clty; filled position as superintendent
for two years in a large hospital in
Sumpter South Carolina, and is now
on her way to San Francisco to attend
the national convention of nurses. Miss
Hoffeth will be glad to receive her
friends at Mrs. Niles residence, 425
North Winter street.
W, L. Everett Knowles, president q,
the Mutual Art association, Portland
is giving free exhibition of his mas
| terpleces Christ, the Light of tn,
World, y " Priscilla, the Puritan Maid
en-, and u large collection of origina
paintings in oil and water coIors thi
week in the parlors of tae Hotel Nor
tonia, in Portland. This is Mr. Knowles
last public exhibit, as he will 20 eas
tilS ran to fill some important commits
sions, Mr., Knowles has many friend
here who, during their trip to Port
land, will avail themselves of the o.
Portunity of viewing these splendt
canyasses
Miss Helen Atwood, of Seattle
IN Salem to pass the summer with he
sister Mrs. A. A. Lee. She complete
a three years nursing course in Spol
ane, and for the past year mas bee
with the Bible training school in S,
attic.
Guy G. Miller, a former Salem bo
put now living in PGlo Alto, Cal, hi
been elected president Of the board
trustees Of the Carnegie library ther
y The library is a live institution in Pm
: Alto, and Mr., Miller has given its n
fairs close attention for number
g years. Mr., Miller is also secretary
Q an educational film company recent
Q organized in Palo Alto.