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Arizona republican., 1916-10-22

Although the state fair is still many weeks away, the social features in connection with the annual event are already being discussed with en-
 thusiasuc interest The box reser- vations indicate that, as usual. the same representative gathering will attend the races every day through out the gala week. The Bennetts, the Chalmers, the Dorrises. the Sands and the IalOots have reserved boxes, and no doubt before the week is over many more names will be added to the list that contains at present more than fifty prominent officials club men and society leaders. An inter- esting and altogether charming at traction will be the pageant that is being arranged for a series of down. town evening events by the fair com mlssirn and the art exhibition com mittee, ot the Woman's club. of which Mrs. E. J. Gillette is chairman Mrs r. C ingham and her lovely young daughter, Miss Louise Ingham. arc
Arizona republican., 1916-10-22

k E. Elliot, chairman of the art and literature department. Miss May Noble, chairman of the Sketch club, will give a short talk on the pictures, and Mrs w. H. Sargent will sing a group of songs during tke afternoon. Tea will be served by the social com miitee. assisted by other club mem beIs. The exhibition will be held as usual, in the department room. There will be an excellent variety of pie lures. for MT. Sterling has received particularly nice collection of etch- ings from the east, many of them colorad and some fine Autographs. Autographs are slowly coming into their own and people are beginning to realize that Autograph need not necessarily mean a chromoin, the de- spised sense of the word" said Miss Noble, in discussing the approaching exhibition. For three years the Miller Sterling people have shown pictures at the club and the exhibition has been worth while in every parti- cular It is believed that the fourth exhibition will be equally interesting
 
 MFs. Henry D, Ross, former presi- dent of the Arizona Federation of Womans club, and an active worker in many of the local organizations, is contributing q series Of articles to the Arizona Magazine. that will be of great interest to club women. As historical sketch. the first article
Arizona republican., 1916-10-22

The various committees were appoint et at the initial meeting of the cir gle. when Mrs. ". H. Wilkey. Mrs, D- w. Stevens and Miss Gertrude Crisman were chosen to serve on the program committee. Mrs. $. W. Stew art, Mrs. George Pinkerton and Miss Jane Lair on the membership. and Mrs. c. U Sterling and Miss Edith Graham on the refreshment commit tee The officers include Mrs. Edith Bradford, president: Mrs. E. w. Feelings, vice president; Mrs. Charles Haldiman, secretary and Miss Mary Calhoun. treasurer.
 
 Mrs. Frank Alkire. state organizer u parent teach associations. has
 Continued on Page Two)
Arizona republican., 1916-10-22

which appeared in the September is worth in this particular, it is written in the easy. intimate style with which Mrs. Ross always hold her audience when she is making an address. Her close friendship with the pioneers in the club movement in this state has enabled her to give the pleasing. per sonal touch To her story that is de- llghtfuL The initial chapter deals with the birth of the state federation. its progress and activities with forecast of it's future usefulness.
Arizona republican., 1916-10-22

Mrs. Herbert Burr Atha, NJr., Mrs.
 Herbert Stevenson and Mrs Sims
 Mrs. s. NJ Siden, of 1910 East i Washington street, gave pleasant affair Wednesday, afternoon in honor or Mrs. H. Waider Lewis. The guests numbered twentytwo.
 In the celebration of the seventh birthday of their daughter Miss Mar Joile Calmy MT and Mrs. M. c. Calmy gave charming affair re- gently at their home on East Adams street. The house was decorated in gay Japanese lanters, and a profit sion Of autumn flowers. Following luncheon the small guests were en- teftalned at a theate- party at the columbia. Among the guests were Miss Anna Gammel Miss Georgia Gammel. Miss Nina Fennine. Neil Watson ard Ralph Calmy.
 In honor of Joe Lobit, who is passing the week here from Los An Seles, MT. and Mrs. Fen H!ldreth. gave a delightful dinner Wednesday evening. American beauty roses were the motif of the decorative scheme whicE was unusuallv effective Covers were laid for MT Lohit, Dr. and Mrs. Robert Wallace Craig and pr. and Mrs. Robert Brownfield
 Mrs. Daniel Francis entertained the card club. of which she is member IIh'lrsdaN afternoon al her home on North Central avenue Following n charmlngly arranged luncheon bridge was played the highest score being made by Mrs. A. L. Moore. There were present, Mrs Moore. Mrs Her man Perry DeMund. Mrs. Harrv Kennedy. Mrs. James s. Griffin. Mrs. +. E. Kirkland Mrs. George Brock way and Mrs. C. M Scott.
 Mrs F. T Ceilings will entertain the Concentration club Thursday
 Mir and Mrs. George H. sma,Iev are passing the week end iE. town
 Dr. and Mrs. E. F.. Goodrich u,ir ar rive from the east shortly and pass inc winter months here the puests of Mr. ana Mrs Roy Wayland They are mo- toFlnB from Chicago and during their stay in Phoenix will tour extensively ll the valley and mountain regions in 1hls vicinity, The Goodrichs formerr, resided in Morenci and will be pleas ahtiY recalled by the Country club con tihsent for the active part Dr. Good rich took in the tennis tournaments of two years ago.
 Mir and Mrs. A. !. Asbury of Maso, Missouri are the guests of the II W ;Asonrys' They plan to be in town i orleI period en route for the Cali. fornia coast
 Mereau Barringer and Brandon Par. ringer the sons of Mir. and Mrs n NJ l Barringer of Philadelphia. were ar rivals of the week passing a few days III town en route for Mesa where tbev VIII attend the Evans school Win iheif arrival came the renewed hone of their friends that Mir. and Mrs Par rllsef might pass part of the winter or early spring in Phoenix It is sev- eral years since they have visited horo ana their return would be the incentive for much gayety.
 Mrs. O. L. Dunsworth gave a deIiybt- iuliy appointed dinner Tuesday even Ing at ner home on North Third ave hue The tables centerpiece was of roses m delicate pink tones and tall vases or carnations were also used in decoratlon. The affair was given in
Arizona republican., 1916-10-22

Mrs, John C. Spangler and Mrs C. r. Ifo"ard, of Mesa. were hostesses at the country Cub yesterday afternoon. Aihohg those there were Mrs Daniel ffancis Mrs. Lewis T. Carpenter, Mrs. r. T. Ceilings, Mrs l.. F. Pascoe, Mrs
 herman Ferry De Mund, Mrs. E. ". baum, Mrs Walter Talbot, Mrs F. J. Behnltt Mrs. Aaron Goldberg. Mrs. EqWln Earl Nash, Mrs. Richard F. Sloan. Mrs. David Goldberg. Mrs. (. r Ainsworth, Mrs. Eugene Redewir Mrs Arthur Luhrs, Mrs. Harry Hurley Mrs. k F. Kingsbury. of Mesa Mrs. Fred Hartie, of St Louis; Miss Beaver. of Prescott; Miss Ruth Jessop. Miss I-lsanor Sloan, Miss Sara Spangler and Mss Martha Spangier.
Arizona republican., 1916-10-22

here on her frequent visits from Pres colt where she is q particular favorite. She has a delightful personality and is of an attractive and distinctive bru- nette type. Her father is the owner and editor of tee Journal Miner and has extensive mining interests in the state. Mrs Milnes is one of the lead ing club women and her daughter shares he- mothers interest in the worth while things of life
 MT. Abbott is the son of Mir. and Mrs. J. w. Abbott, who came here several years ago from New Mexico. MT. Ab- bolt was first connected with The Re publican in the capacity of reporter and Is the present city editor He has written number of clever short stories and special articles for eastern publications
Arizona republican., 1916-10-22

The officers of the Monroe Parent Teacher Association will meet with the program committe tomorrow even- ing al the Monroe chool. when work for the ensuing year will be outlined.
Arizona republican., 1916-10-22
CLUB NOTES
:: Official Organ State Federation of Clubs :=:

The semi-annual meeting of the Central Arizona District Federation of Woman's Clubs will meet in Tempe Wednesday. The program which ap- peareG in full in last Sundays issue of The Republican, is well arranged and Its numbers have been chosen with view to the broad interests of the organization. II is understood that every club affiliated with the district federation will be represented, not only by it's officers, delegates and alternates, but that many members Who are not permitted a vote, will make up the assemblage Mrs II. A. Guild is the president and the mam- bers Include Civic league of Phoenix 1iVlc league of Mesa, College club of PhoenlN, Conservation club of Phoe- hlX. Harmony club of Phoenix Madi son improvement club of Phoenix. Musicians club of Phoenix. Neigh borhood club. Southside Oranrewood Ramona club, Peoria embroidery club Washington district women's club Woman's club of Phoenix, Woman's club of Glendale, Womans Civic club oI Chandler, and Woman's club of Tempe
 The annual art exhibition of the er-Sterling Company. held lnder the auspices of the art department of the Woman's club, is scheduled for Tuesday afternoon. It will De an open club meeting in charge of Mrs.
Arizona republican., 1916-10-22

All news for this department must be at The Republican office Thursday evening. All items must be signed.
 SOCIETY EDITOR.
Arizona republican., 1916-10-22

a,.a-,,a V. ~, iNeeu oI SUD North Fourth atsa,le lleu rom four months - 4,' Nc" ioIh. She Was ac- E,g'-l ,-,i py ner mother Mrs. K. F. VIII be her guests this winter.
Arizona republican., 1916-10-22

,,,a i9a@c ldlt Stoddard IS passing sl', @e,1H el1u at Stoddard with her
Arizona republican., 1916-10-22

Mrs. o. L. Dunsworth gave dolich,
 fully appointed dinner Tuesday esn,- ing at her home on North Third ava
 nue- The tables centerpiece v,ae of roses in delicate pink tones and ,aii vases of carnations were also used in decoration. The affair was given in
Arizona republican., 1916-10-22

Mir and Mrs. A. ]. Asbury of Mason silssopFt are the guests of the H. W ,Asptrys' They plan to be in town I orlei period en route for the Cali fornia coast
Arizona republican., 1916-10-22

honor of Miss Margaret Schlosser and George Allen. whose birthdays chance to be on the same day. Mrs Duns- worth's guests numbered eight
Arizona republican., 1916-10-22

MT. and Mrs. George II. Smalley gre passing the week end ir. town from Tucson '"
Arizona republican., 1916-10-22

MI ana Mrs. Sidney J. Ross will v, w oFeiIiper lo Tor Chicago. New gnu o.' Louls. Mir Ross will re- o,ll - ateel tle hoilday season but Mrs. ''V"' Pia"9 to De away several months
Arizona republican., 1916-10-22

s.rrii,, Is+. A, \. stacy gave a ,,o,, euhesday In celebra
 ,,,o,o 1a1a 'ea.y oifthday. Covers Fo,,1a, (.,.ISi MT. ana Mrs. George C,l,,.e,l,,,. s.4 ,siiiiei anu MT and Mrs.
Arizona republican., 1916-10-22

Mrs F. T Ceilings will entertain ,ftar,,e.',, o.'''iitfttlon club Thursday
Arizona republican., 1916-10-22

pr. and Mrs. Harry Carson will give , ifaiioWe'en dinner Of sixteen covers Monday evening. October 30 in homer ol br. and Mrs. E. l.. Goodrich of Chi ,aeo. The Carsons have contributed ,,,,,,. " 1'ie sdyety Of the early au- ,ba, lS','i'' seasoh with the small affairs ,'l.,a.-'. 'o popuiaf Just now, On We'd .1s'I''l' ,,t1' ete,iihs they entertained two ,t, , VI e@iluse @ thelr guests including Str. ,lI 'ts, hoy Nayland, Mir and Joe Sontag. D.
Arizona republican., 1916-10-22

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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-15

For those who are too busy TO write
or have not the inclination, a public
stcnographcr has been employed. She
will be In the front office of the Port
land Railway, Light and lNwcr com
pany Is office, corner OF state and Com.
mercial streets, and win have ON hnnd
copies Of the above three
letters, which she will fiji out with the
names aud addresses.
Now, Just TO help the steuographer'
write the names Of addresses 10 whom
You wish TO write, and the number OF
The above letter. Bring the list to the
sicuogrnpner and pay her the sum OF
fivcccnta for cnch lctter Sign ms many
Of the multiCraph letters MS You have
paid for, and thcre YOU are. Nothing
else 10 do. She win stamp the letter
and place ON the envelope one Of those
beautiful colorcd poster stamps OF the
Columbia highway.
Those wishing to have letters writ
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-15
WHERE THE WEST BEGINS

Out where the handclasp's little
stronger,
Out where the smile dwells Il little
longer,
That where the West begins
Out where the sun S little brighter,
Where the snow that falls is trifle
waiter,
Where the bonds of home are wee bit
tighter,
That's where the West begins.
Out where the skies are trifle bmer,
Out where friendships little truer,
That's where the West begins.
Out where fresher breeze is blowing,
Where there is laughter in every
streamlet flowing,
Where there S more of reapinq and less
of sowing,
That S where the West begins.
Out where the world is in the making,
Where fewer nearts with despair are
aching;
That's where the West begins.
Where there is more of singing and less
of signing,
Where there is mere of giving and less
of buying, F
Aud man makes friends without half
trying
That s where the West begins
Arthur Chapman.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-15
Well Attended Meeting
Of Salem Grange

Despite the unfavorable weather. the
meeting Of Salem Grange at Rvan,s
hall Friday was well attended Worthy
master j. A. Sellwood was in the
char, while the inStallation of the
i9lo officers was in charge of Mrs.
Henry FLETCHER.
Mrs Zella Fletcher was honored for
t1e nineteenth time by her election
ana installation as secretary of the
lodge. She was first elected secretary
IN January, 1897 and has continuously
held tne office.
Officers installed Friday by county
deputy. Mrs. Henry Fletcher, assisted
by Mrs. A. V. Davidson, were as fol.
lows:
Worthy Master-Mr. BirdsalI.
Worthy Overseer.-Mr. TAylor.
Worthy Secretary and Treasurer
Mrs. Zella Fletcher.
Stewart-Mr. Mcdonald.
Lady Assistant Steward S.
Keen.
Ghaplain-Mrs. J. A. sellwood.
Pomona-Mrs. Townsend.
Kate Keeper. A. Sellwood.
Mrs. A. v. Davidson was appointed
puphclty agent and press correspond
- robert Paulus, manager of the Salem
Fruit Union, was elected member Of
me Salem Grange. Now that tho
dranee ia growing in membership, the
present quarters have been found in.
adequate, and a committee was nm.
pointed to secure another hall for tho
regular meetings.
POMONA Grange will meet at Turner
next wednesday, and the weather nor
m,itting, members from the oranges ain
through the county win be present.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-15

back east as the Pathe service is shown
everywhere.
II, >, Gile and company have already
signified their intentions of sending
out 800 letters. Other business houses
with eastern connections are getting in
line for from so TO 100 letters. Every
one who has the interest Of Oregon at
heart, should send at least 10 letters
during the week But do not drop
them In mail box. In order 10 make
u big showing for the moving pictures,
Il is hoped that al toe boosting letters
will be mailed at the office Of the Port
land hallway, Light and Power com-
puny's office and be lakcn TO the post.
office Friday morning
In the letter writing, do not forget
TO note the fact that Salem Is city
beautiful aud that we have a civic cen.
ter OF which any city In the east would
be justly proud. We are also a rose
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-15
FRUIT PACKERS
SEND OUT LETTERS
They viii Address Invitations
To Many Of Their Eastern
Customers

II. $. Gile & Co. are getting into the
letter writing week spirit and will mail
300 letters to personal and business
friends. The letter tells of the many at,
fractions that Oregon has to offer and
has a personal appeal that is sure to
at least have the effect of interesting
the party to whom the letter is ad-
dressed
The letter in full is as Follows;
Dear Sir;
Permit me to take the liberty at this
early date in the New Year to write
you a letter solely for the purpose of
inviting you to spend your next sum
mer's vacation in 0regon-why motif
The luxurious trains will land you in
, Portland in few short days. The trip
itself, as you know, is restful and il
you have laid aside for short time
your active business interests you will
be ready to enjoy the scenic beauties
of this great new west.
You need not even be deprived of
your morning service of Oregon prune
or your dinner service of Pheasant Lo
ganberry Juice while en- route. You will
find them served on all of these excel
lent dining ear systems and you will
find the best train service of all west
of Chicago.
We are just awakening in Oregon
to the fact that aside from our wonder
fully agreeable summer climate which
is neither too hot nor too cold, that
we also have right at our doors the most
wonderful scenery in all the world. The
Columbia trip from The Dalles to As.
toria-where can you beat II or where
can you match iti The new Columbia
river highway up and down the river
from Portland now finished and to be
dedicated next summer, is declared by
many travellers TO be unmatched any.
where. The June Rose Festival at
Portland is worth in itseif trip across
the continent Oregon's snow-capped
mountain peaks, great fir forests, tumb-
hing mountain streams and sea beaches,
some of them unspoilcd by attempted
improvements, an automobile trip
through the Willamette valley, the
great garden spot Of America would
interest you because Of its agricultural
and dairy farms, It's orchards of cher.
ries, pruncs, loganberries, hops, etc.,
the entire valley hemmcd in on either
side by the Cascade and the Coast
Range mountains.
If you desire TO taste real rough west.
ern life take pack horse trip up the
North Umpqua through the virgin for
est from Roseburg to Crater Lake. Deer
wild game, and trout abound during the
entire trip or you can take the Crater
i,ako trip comfortably by automobile
from Grants Pass, Medford, or Ashland
in few hours. You will neioy taking
from the unmeasured blue depths OF
this great natural wonder some of the
myriuds of fine trout which IL con.
tains.
Let us know early that you plan to
come TO Oregon for your vacation next
summer and permit us TO have some III.
tie partein making your pleasure com.
plete while here II you will leave
business in New York and spent thirty
to fifty days out here we will promise
you the most refreshing and enjoyable
summer vacation Of your life.
Yours very truly,
II. s. GLE & co.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-15
letter Writing week
WILL Be OBSERVED
Thousands Of Invitations Will
Go from Salem Next Week

BY proclamation Of the GOVERNOR
uext week will be known in Oregon us
letter writing week, and the business
men, as well as all citizens who have
the interest at heart, will participate.
1t is for all.
AS result Of this lettcr writing
wetk, the attention of tne whole coun-
try will be focused on Oregon, its
scenic grandeur aud the advantages Vt
has to offer to tourists.
Tho invitation TO visit Oregon next
summer will be extended by the citl-
zens Of Salem, as well as all other
towns in the state, TO friends, ac'
ouaintanees and business associates,
and these invitations will state Just
why Oregon is TO be preferred to any
other section Of the country Tor sum
mer visiting. -,
With every citizen, and even the chill
dren doing their duty, II is hoped that
thousands of tourists who take an an
nual vacation viii have their attention
directed towards the state. AS trav-
ellers out to enjoy n summers Naca'
tion, they are invited to come.
Besides the amount Of money that
will be left In the state, every tourist
that comes TO Oregon will return 20
his home with words Of praise, for no.
where In this country can be found
such beautiful summers, nor a more
beautiful country than the Willamette
valley
AZ tourists also win come those wac
expect TO eventually TO locate in some
section OF the west. During their visit
here they win learn Of the resources
OF The state aud its wonderful climate,
all Of which will eventually bring MS
those who arc financially able TO as
sist us In developing our resources.
Plans for salem.
First write your letters early in tne
wook DO not put orr this writing uu.
III tho middle or latter part Of the
week. Begin Monday, and with the
Monday letters written, begin ngnbt
Tuesday and think NJ q lot more inter
eating things about Oregon and this
part o. the willamette valley IN par
ficuhr.
Canton. DO not mail your letters at
the pontoffice or in 4 letter box, Ar
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-15

rangements have been made by which
you can drop your letter into the office
of the Portland Railway, Light and
Power Co. from Commercial street.
If you want 10 attract special at
tention to your letter, get one of the
Columbia Highway poster stamps and
place on envelope. Each Of these post
er stamps is really work oe art and
tells more than words of the finest
highway in the country. They cost but
half cent each at the office of the
Portland Railway, Light and Power
Co, = office. Anyhow, every one should
send at least ten letters and the bust
ness houses from so to 100 eacn,
The following three letters, written
by the committee of which the Rev. r..
s. Gill is chairman, are samples OF
what might he written;
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-15
MILLIONS OF FASTENERS WILL Be INVITED TO VISIT OREG
WHAT TO SEE AND DO IN OREGON

oss Baeat Peaches of ashed by the tossing SURF
Where in tents or cottages may and by night JON the ohs
about great Swapping fires drwood knded on the nore
pitch tent on the Ten-Mle or others OF the eha Oh ~
land freswater Bay where motor Launches ana p
canoes afford easy transit among countless eStuarieS and pays
Inspect great salmon industry along the CoumpA w
fish wheels where millions OF pounds OF Sh arc
prepared for the worlds table , ..,n ,o.d.
Take stage along Oregon picturesque mountain FoaS
and trails for outings O day to three weeks
Visit some logging camps, where grants OF he o
are feed railroad and bomed or hueo 70 M
mile where they are manufactured lumber which builds the
worlds homes. .-.a..,,.
Ride the range buckaooS of the great country g. eaP
Oregon the tinted rmrock at sunset pehuS Nlo
changing blue the of sage ana Greswood
npect the great irrigation projects central eastern and Sou
ern Oregon has reclaimed thousands OF acres from @
desert and made the beginnings homes and new people
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-15
LETTER NO. 1.


obedience tho wholesome law which imper
change tired mind and body somewhere to re-
you noi May take the bcrty of suggesting onN "r ms
yeari
going nothing of ocgons unexcced climate or unex
beauties because know would recognize that sort OF
talk as 'stonag Oregon would be really
new you many of than usual attraction
Of the finest rides in tho country In the ia
mot Columbia River Highway for instance
certainly Crater Iakoa curious sheet of water lifted high the
extinct volcanoes Of the worlds won
dc government recognition of this has designated the
rounding region national park And these but examples of long
with which might furnish
Please hastily hut ask for additional In
think Of your coming to Oregon this
wear is remote Oregon its various charms
Ogonians that the traveller for relaxation and recreation
will learn to love her we do
May | not hope you further on the matter'
Yours truly,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-15

OTOR Columbia highway Americas most picturesque
drive Co. 900, .,,,oos salmon linz o t,b At tbe foot Of the
falls Oregon City the worlds finest fishing grounds
the Deschues the Mckenzie the Necancum the
Rogue dozens of other trout streams of Oregon
lake Oregons unique pool perched on top OF
mountain surrounded by peaks and rugged hills.
Inspect marble halls Josephine county surprising the
Kentucky in byrnthne and mneraogc
formations.
Climb Hood Mount Jefferson the Three Sisters finding
surpassed the Swiss Alps: skis and snowSho glaciers
boiling springs provide unrvad outdoor enjoyment
Camp the shoulder of the Cascade mountains
range where big game still and nature bubbles
primitive ruggedneSS, .
Ride by upper reaches of the Columbia
Americas scenic waterway.
the Oregon beaches, Cop Cannon, ilamook, New