Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-12


Mr.. and Mrs. f. N. Gilbert, of Port
(land, who have madesAn extensive visit
at New Haven, Conn, are on their way
home. They expect to visit the Pan
ANA fair az San Francisco before re.
turning.
The John J. Roberts and T. A, Lives.
| leys are home from a delightful sOjoGrn
| in Southern California. The former
we're absent five weeks the Livesleys
being way two months. Much of the
time of both families was passed motor
ing, their stopping place being San
Francisco Motor trips were taken to
San Diego, Del Monte Santa Barbara,
Pasa Robles and all the other adjacent
places of interest.
The membership campaign, launched
this week by the Y. w. c. A., is grad
ually gaining momentum and it is ccn-
fidently expected that the final returns
will be a surprise and delight to all
those interested in the local associa.
ton Badges with the words cone
thousand have been given to each Of
the ten members on the six teams un.
der the leadership of Mrs. Xadoc j.
Riggs Mrs. w. 0. Asseln, Miss Alice
Lupton, Miss Audrey Hicks, Miss Ruby
Wilson, and Miss Lillian Applegate.
The girls who are to take an active
part in the campaign have responded
most enthusiastically, and each team
is confident of winning the prizes Of.
fered for the greatest number Of points.
The contest closes May twenty.six,
necGsstating immediate and generous
response on the part Of Salem women
and girls if the desired 1000 member.
ship be secured. Renewals count for
points so that If each of the four hun.
dred charter members resign member
ship cards this number will aid most
substantially in making points for the
LADDERS will meet in the rest rooms of
the Y, w. G, A. and submit their lists
of new names which will be published
in Saturdays Journal and frequently
thereafter as the contest grows.
DIR. and Mrs. Il. f. Lee Steiner were
expected home tolay from Neskowin
where they have been enjoying an out
ing at the Steiner cottage,
Miss Minnetta Magers will pass to.
morrow in Portland.
|
Miss Marie Bennett who left few
days ago for several weeks soioun
at the San Francisco exposition, writes
from Dunsmuir, Northern California,
that snc is being detained at that place
owing to the recent cloudburst. The oc.
. cupants Of three passenger trains are
, in like predicament but are making
the most Of the accident, enjoying the
+ entertainment offerings of the littl,
d railroad city. Miss Bennett, who /,
0 with the United States National bank
i is on her annual vacation, the time oI
which will be extended to the first o.
June, owing to the detention. She ma,
3 made plans to attend the commence
y mCnt exercises at Berkeley but will b.
G unable to do so, trains not being cx
c pccted to leave Dunsmuir before tn
n latter part of this week.
u Personal friends Of William II. Bove
d here are pleased to learn Of his an
Is pointmcnt as chief music supervisor O
le the Portland public schools. MIR. Boyo
IN has been identified with Portland mn
steal life for the past 20 years, bccon
ing most widely known, perhaps, a
a founder and conductor of the Apoll
IN club, which appeared in Salem in cor
ss cert this winter,
49, The long anticipated opening Of II
SS National Congress I0f Mothers IAN
CT ParentTcaoher associations took pla,
in Portland today with a very large a
tendance Mrs Frederick Schoff, Il
OF national president is presiding al
us Governor Withycombe was scheduled
Oh welcome the guests. Prominent wum,
w. from all over the United States are
on be present and it is expected that mar
re from here, particularly Interested
~ child welfare work, will be present. n
" program for this evening and tomo
- row follows;
General topic, "Chld Welfare
Home, Church, School and state.
u First session, Public Library Wedn,
\ day evening May H. o'clock |
2 vocation Greetings, Governor With
combc, Mayor Alhec, Superintendent
Schools Alderman, president of Orpg
\ Branch Congress Of Mothers, Mrs. A
VI istcpe Felts; yice.prcsideut Nation
n Congress Of Mothers, Mrs. Robert Tat
II fratemnl greetings; state Fcdcrati
II of Womon's Clubs, Mrs. Sarah
II Evans; Association of Collegiate Am
II nae, Mrs, r. n. Taggcrt, State Wor
II an 5 Christian Temperance Union, NJ
H Dclphinc Marx; accompauiSt Miss Co
II stance Pipcr; presidents s address, NJ
II Frederic Schoff; discussion.
II Second session, Public Library, Thu
II day morning May 49, o;3O o'cloy
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