Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-10-04
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By Gertrude Robson

a NUMBER Of prominent Salem
A women are in receipt of letters
Z = from the executive committee of
the Oasis club of New York city, fa-
miliarizing them with the object Of
the organization and enclosing pam
phlet in which membership requisites
are clearly set forth, its many advant-
ages enumerated, and in which liter
AIRY, social and professional women are
recommended to hasten their appIca-
zion for membership as the personnel
is limited and only carefully select
ed list Of women invited to join.
HThe Oasis is q recent organiza-
ton and is exclusively for women. 1t
has been formed as a national center
where women from all parts of the
country may meet to exchange ideas
socially, professionally and artistieal,
". ssThe Oasis stands for cncourag-
ing new, as well as recognizing the es-
tabhshed talent in art, music, letters
and drama, for the bringing together
of congenial and interesting persons
IN all fields. But primarily its object is
social, and its aim to give New York
and out of town women an opportunity
to meet and mingle under favorable
circumstances.
1t maintains q service bureau where
visiting members may secure introduc-
tions to leading costumers. jewellers,
and milliners as well as instructors, art
lists, architects and interior decorators,
and may be directed to the best plays
and entertainments. 1t also has a de-
partment for furnishing chaperons to
.l,ax ,nkr bata1 nIa.
tions, arranging steamship accommoda-
lions If going abroad, securing APP
pointments with specialists, dressmak-
ers, etc, and seeing to the general wei
fare of the members.
In speaking Of it the New York Sun
says:
The Oasis, in q sentence, is a clear
in~ house of information and purvey-
or Of comforts and calm of mind to
its members, whether from Westbury,
Il. l., or from Los Angeles. The infor-
nation can be obtained by the mem
bers by telephone or letter or by per
sonal inquiries. Miss Helen Tyler, a
kinswoman Of the president Of the
Irwin Ranton, Mrs. y. Royston. .,
president, and Mrs. Kingsbury Foster
of we'll known social and musical posi-
ti0n the hostess. =
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