Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-23
CAROL s. DIBBLE.

ficers, standing committees, etc, while
the afternoon will be filled with YER
liable "Feast Of reason and flow OF
soul". There will be vocal solos by
Mrs. T. II. Galloway and T. Orde-
mann-singers who always delight their
audiences The presidents 5 address will
be replete with suggestions of helpful
ness while the flax industry of Oregon
by Gov. Withycombe is a subject in
which we see hope for unemployed of
our state. Book problems will be ably
handled by Miss Cornelia Marvin, sec
retary state library commission As
the peace idea is the keynote of all
club activities throughout our state,
the discussiol-Shal We have Military
Training in Our Schools and the Hague
conference by Miss Grace De Graft
will be Of special interest. Miss De
Graft has a message for all in her re.
port of that great world conference,
which one should not miss.
The address of Joseph p Byers of
Philadelphia, Pa, president of the
American prison association and exec
utive national secretary for the care
of the feeble minded, who will speak
on "The Duty of the State to its De.
linquent and Defective" will be of alb
sOrbing interest. Mr.. Byers is an au-
thOrity on prison reform and has an
important message to give which all
should hear. His lecture begins at S:l5
sharp, Tuesday evening and will be
preceded by music under auspices of
Monday Musical club of Portland.
Wednesday at 10 a. m. comes "'The
Children's Hour" with the rights of
children by Mrs. Millie Trumbull, the
crippled children by Mrs. P. L. Camp
bell and the child that should never
have been born by Mrs Sarah A. Ev-
ans. These interesting addresses will
be followed by Mrs. Frederick Eggert IS
report Of the scholarship loan fund and
Our State University by Mrs. Geo. Ger
linger
Conferences of the various depart.
ments will be held for an hour Wednes-
day afternoon to be followed by music
and addresses on three interesting sub.
jects as follows; The Folly of Fashion
by Miss Fannie Harley, Property
Rights of Women by Frank S. Grant,
late city attorney of Portland and Land
Grants and Waterways by G. p, Put.
nam. The program for, Wednesday
will be one of the most interesting of
the convention.
Wednesday evening will be devoted
to congregational singing and club re.
ports while Thursday the final business
of the convention will be completed.
All meetings will be held in the house
of representatives. The public will be
cordially welcomed to all sessions of
the convention except the reception
Monday evening which is open to only
invited guests, club members and their
husbands.
The list Of delegates who will attend
the convention are, to date:
Portland; Mrs. James NJ. Reeves
Mrs 5. b. Blumaur, Mrs. II. A. Moore,
Mrs Robert d. Schmidt Mrs. f. T.
Taggert, Mrs. G.. b. Mcclellan, DR..
Mary Louise Evans, Mrs. NJ. p. French,
Miss Jessie Hammond, Mrs. c. r..
Clarke, Mrs. G. w. Tabler, Mrs. Mary
Il, Stevens, Mrs, Daniel Grant. Mrs. G =.
Gevuntz, Mrs. j. w. Tiff, Mrs. o. T..
RhAHifo'hf "lNs All'N lpulltIWOTlH, mIs.
Robert Berger, Mrs. c. II, Higgins,
Mrs, g. j Frankel, Mrs. John NJ.
Scott, Mrs. j. +, Drake, Mrs. j. d..
Spencer, Mrs, Chas. Runyon, Mrs. Il. r.
Wade, Mrs. Chas, IIamiltom Mrs. G. L.
Buland, Mrs. s. w Brock, Mrs. II. C..
Raven, Mrs. Katherine burst, Mrs.
Fred Dickee, Mrs. M. r. Baird, Mrs
j. Il. Storla, Mrs. Nellie Bozorth, Mrs.
II. c. Petit, Mrs. II. +. Cannon, Mrs.
&. II. Oatman, Mrs. l.. G,Newton.
Covarlis; Mrs V. II. Gardner, Mrs.
G, w. Peary, Mrs. NJ d. Daughters,
Mrs. Lewis Wilson, Mrs S. Hartsock,
Mrs, Minnie Lee, Mrs W. McCready,
Mrs. Dick Kyger, Mrs. w. j. Kerr.
Hood River; Mrs. j. Edgerton, Mrs.
Frank Davenport, Mrs. A. l.. Page,
Mrs. c, A. Bell, Mrs. NJ. f. Lavarwsy.
Forest Grove; Mrs. A. b. Todd Mrs.