Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-22

The young women interested in sun
day school who will gather here from
all over the state, for the Girls con.
ference, which begins Friday and con
tinues until Sunday evening, will be en-
tertained in the homes Of local people
the guests Of girls from the various Sa-
lem churches. Miss Laura Hest is head
Of all the committees, and with iheir
assistance will have everything in
readiness for the visitors by the latter
part Of the week. The names Of those
who are 20 serve as members OF com.
mittees are:
Registration--Mrs. C. C. Clark. First
Methodist Episcopal; Gertrude Eakin,
Presbyterian; Margaret Elliott South
Friends.
Reception Of delegates and esc0rting
10 homes The girls in some eases
choose assistants from their own sun.
day school Mary Bayne, COngrega
fional; Mildred Garrett, Mildred
Clarke, First Methodist Episcopal;
Greta Meisner, Presbyterian; Esther
Anderson, Arneta Bartlett, Baptist;
Aargery Kay, Mamma Putnam, Chris.
tian; Helen McInturff, Methodist Epis.
opal; Gertrude East, Congregational;
Mary ParanOugian, Jason Lee; Maxine
Elliott, Laura Miles, South Friends.
Social, lhaying charge Of the opening
party, Friday night Regina Long,
English teacher at Salem high school,
chairman; Birdene Meyers, Margaret
Molke, Christian; Grace Welborn, Olive
Caldbeck, Baptist; Orpha Elliott, South |
Friends; Lucille Jones, Margaret Lcgg, /
First Methodist Episcopal; Hazel Nc. I
Gilchrist, Florence Bayne, Congrega
tional; Evangelne Smith, Miss Drake, /
Jason Lee; Mamie Victor, Ruth Wei. |.
born, Presbyterian.
Entertainment TO secure homes for
the girls during their stay, Laura Heist, /.
ehairman) )--Lora Purvine, Presby. I.
terian; Teresa Fowle, Congregational; F.
Maxine Elliott, South Friends; Mrs. I.
COlyine, Jason Lee; Tennie Bewey,
Christian; Emily Philips, Baptist;
Gretchen Brown, First Methodist
Episcopal Valcda Hoxie, Highland
Friends; Grace Sherwood, Leslie Meth.
Odist Episcopal
Ia several cases Sunday schools have
not yet reported the names Of their
committees. This report should be made
10 the director, Miss Laura Heist, at
the earliest possible moment so that all
arrangements for the big meeting may
be satisfactorily completed The confer
ence IL financed by contribution Of
five cents per member from each girls
class Of the city. Girls are expected
to arrive from noon Friday TO noon
Saturday, but the Portland girls will
likely be delayed by the commencement
exercises Of Friday evening. Local
Sunday school classes are wing with
one another in the proportion Of their
class that they can have in regular at.
tendance in addition to the two official
delegatea
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred G. Lunn and
small son, John Henry, were in Salem
Sunday, guests Of the Il. y. Carleton.
and the Roy Burtons They were en-
route to their new hnuc In Amherst
Mass, where Mr.. Lunn takes posi-
tion in the state agricultural college
Tney will make stops in California
Utah, Michigan, and visit Mr. Lunn
people in Philadelphia befoce settln,
IN, their new home Mrs. Lunn wa
Miss Isabel Alderman, daughter o.
President and Mrs, j. II. Ackerman
of Monmouth, formerly of Salem
Friday evening group of Salcn
Heights young people met at their hal