Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-03-09

Las, Mrs. Joseph E. Shelby regent, il
also devoting itself assiduously to Red
Cross work. Delegates are: Mrs. J. L
Sibley, Mrs. C. B. Sundberg, Mrs. San
ford B. Taylor, DR.. Laura Colby Price
and Mrs. Henry A. Snow. Alternates,
Mrs. c. L. Crider, Mrs. John R. Sibley,
Mrs. V. P Fiske, Mrs. D. o. Bronson
and Mrs. Meode L. Boyde.
Umatilla chapter Of Pendleton, which
was very recently organized with Mrs
Mary Lathrop Lane as regent, will
take part in the conference delIbera-
tions for the first time and will send
as delegates Mrs. M. L. Lane, Mrs
Helen L. Roberts Judd, Mrs. Marguer-
ite Hinckley Cohn. Mrs. Lillian G.
Hampton and Mrs. Ella burlington Lo-
well. Alternates, Mrs Mary Gray Hart
man, Mrs. Mary Starkweather Vincent,
Mrs, Sarah Williams Clotier, Mrs.
Clara Tullis Lyle and Miss Neva Lane.
Multnomah chapter of Portland,
Mrs. John A. Keatlng regent, will be
represented by 10 delegates and their
alternates as follows: Delegates, Mrs.
John A. Keating, Mrs. Robert s. Far
ren, Mrs. Fletcher Linn, Mrs. H. NJ.
van Deurs, Mrs. H. H. Parker, Mrs.
james n. Davis, Mrs. Walter F. Bur
rell, Mrs. Mary Barlow wilkins, Mrs
IT. P. Wise and Mrs. J. V. Beach.
Alternates, Mrs c. E. Wolverton,
Mrs. c. A. Johns, Mrs. o. NJ. Ash, Mrs
James F. Failing, Mrs. Julia B. Com
stock, Mrs. J. A Malarkey, Mrs. 0. J.
Coffin. Mrs A. H. Breyman, Mrs A
II. Pettinger and Mrs. W. B. Gilbert,
The outstanding accomplishments of
this chapter for the past year were
their participation in the allied bazaar
by which they raised several hundred
dollars for allied relief; the placing of
an old trail marker at Rho-dodendron
Inn, to be dedicated next July, and the
care of a French orphan. Also, gift
was made to Major Gilbert, chaplain
of the Third Oregon of a handsome
flag for altar services.
Willamette chapter, Regent Mrs. S.
L. Albaugh, will be represented by an
equal number of delegates, they being
Mrs. S. L. Albaugh, Mrs. George You
ell. Mrs. J. F. Beaumont, Mrs. w. L.
Pearson, Mrs. Z. G. Smith, Mrs. A. R.
Bolderstone, Mrs. j. p Gibson, Mrs.
Esther Allen Jobes. Mrs A. H. Work
man and Mrs. Julia A. Hays. Alter
mates, Mrs St. George Evans, Mrs.
William Ingold, Mrs W. s. Asher, Mrs.
'E. J. Becker, Mrs G. H Shout, Mrs.
Murray Manville, Mrs. T. w. Sharpe,
Mrs. ". H. T. Green, Mrs. H. c. Moore
and Mrs. John Verran.
Willamette assisted in the work in
eident to conducting the Daughters -
booth at the allied bazaar, has assum-
ed the care of a French orphan and
placed handsome monument at Ore
gon City to mark an cid trail travers
ed by the Oregon pioneers.
The Hayesville Red Cross auxiliary
held a ehiekenpie supper at the Hayes
Vile Baptist church Friday evening.
This IS the first Of a series of enter
tainments which the auxiliary plans
to give, for the purpose of raising
money to buy material and yarn used
by the ladies in their Red Cross work.
That there is a fine community spirit
snd a genuine patriotic interest in Red
CToSs work, was shown by the large
attendance OF over zoe at the supper.
The net proceeds amounted to $3.50.
An honor roll placed in the church
parlors showed the names of fifteen
men from Hayesville, who have volun-
seered for service.
A dance viii be given Tuesday
night at the Masonic Temple by the
members of the Eastern Star for the
purpose of raising funds by which the
Red Cross auxiliary OF the lodge may
become self supporting.
The ladies auxiliary Of the Spanish
War veterans viii meet at the home
Of Mrs. H. E. WoOlpert, 450 South
Thirteenth street. Tuesday March L.
All members are cordially invited and
requested to bring thimbles.