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

The Spanish War veterans and theil
wives met at the home of Mrs. R. o.
Kumrow, Wednesday night, Mrs. A. r.
Adams acting as assistant hostess.
! The rooms were tastefully decorated
with daffodils. Games Termed the di-
version of the evening. the prizes be-
ing awarded to Mrs. c. Iachele and
c. Brant. The partners were secured
by the men grasping the ends of pieces
of twine which appeared from under a
door leading into the room, where the
women were. The kitchen was gayIy
decorated in red, white and blue crepe
paper, forming an entry through which
the guests passed tor refreshments,
(which were in the nature of an army
dinner. A huge birthday cake adorned
with 80 candles for the members hav-
ing birthdays in March was feature
of the spread. Over fifty members en-
joyed the affair.
The various chapters of the Daugh-
ters of the American Revolution which
will assemble next week on Friday
and Saturday at Portland in annual
state conference, have sent in their
complete lists of delegates, comprising
the names of many of Oregon S most
prominent women, active along civic,
club and philanthropic lines. These del
egates will join in discussion of the
most efficient methods for carrying on
the various branches of patriotic ser
vice, during the coming year, which
have so constantly engaged their at
tention heretofore. Every chapter in
the state has been participating in Red
Cross work, some Of them to the exelu-
sion of practically everything else.
The Chemeketa chapter in Salem,
which under the capable regency of
Mrs. J. G.. Heltzel has been particular
ly active in Red Cross work during the
year, will send as delegates Mrs. j. q.
Heltzel, Mrs. T. G. Shipley, Miss E.
E. Benedict, Mrs. o. P. HOff and Mrs.
+. L. Guffin. AlternRtes, Miss Lillian
G. Applegate, Mrs H. W. Meyers, Mrs.
H. H. Smith, Miss Ellen Thielsen and
Mrs. +. L. Cornell.
Oregon Lewis and Clark chapter of
Eugene, Mrs. Bruce LinviIle BOgart
regent, has 10 delegates, who are: Mrs.
B. l.. Bogart, Mrs Robert McMurphy,
Mrs. F. NJ. Wilkins, Mrs. B. b. Brund-
age, Miss Lucille Dunn, Miss Elizabeth
Fox, Miss Mary R. HuDrs, AIRS. C. 3.
Willoughby. Alternates, Mrs. Edna
Dats0n, Mrs. J. K. Pratt, Mrs. L. R.
Edmundscn, Mrs. George Yoran, Mrs.
Ellen Purnel, Miss Amy Dunn, Mrs. A.
E. Wheeler. Mrs. Ida Patterson, Miss
Harriet Patterson and Mrs. Archie Liy
ermOre.
The Eugene CHAPTER viii be repre-
sented also by other capable women.
one of the most prominent and active
CT whom is Miss Elizabeth Fox, who is
dean Of women at the University of
Oregon. At the close of the present
semester Miss Fox viii probably go to
Europe to assist in the work the Y. ".
C. A. is dcing in France.
Linn chapter of Albany. Regent Mrs.
Willard L. Marks, win send five dele
gates, as follows: Mrs. Willard l..
Marks, Mrs. w. II. Hornibrook. Mrs.
L. G. Lewelling, Mrs. d. Cormier, Miss
Mae Lewis. Alternates, Mrs. H. S. Lo-
gan. Mrs. j. X. NeatherfOrd, Mrs. W.
A. Barrett, Mrs. R. E. Mason and Mrs.
P. A. Young.
QUenett chapter of The Dalles, Mrs.
c. J. Crandal regent. viii send as
delegates Mrs. c. J. Crandall, Mrs. Nell
lie J. Stedelman, Miss Elizabeth Viii
Hams, Miss Anne NJ Lang aud Mrs
Prudence Bayley. Alternates are Mrs.
Jessamine c. Kirby, Mrs Helen g..
Williams, Mrs. Grace c. Groat. Mrs.
Jennie B. sharp and Mrs. Kate F. An.
derSen.
Coos Bay chapter at Marshfield, of
which Mrs. George Dindinger IS regent
viii be represented by the following
delegates: Mrs. George Dindinger, Mrs
Ethel Worrell, Miss Edith Preston,
Mrs Suzy Murch. Mrs. PieeiOla Rus
sell. Alternates Mrs Geneva Arms,
Mrs. Nina Schultz, Mrs. Charlotte
Quist Mrs. Clara Boie
Sarah Childress Polk chapter Of Dali