Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-05-13

Response Alice Gaily, G. G.
Vocal duet, May Wilson, Golda Can
field
Paper, Altruihtie Work, Alpha Tenn
pie
Reading, Una Hall
Papers-'L Love" Helen Wrightman
Equality" Miriam Crandell
Fidelity Julia NJ. Davis
"Purity," Charlotte Davis
Instrumental duet
Question box, Alice Gaily, G c.
Dinner, $3.50
Toastmaster, W. NJ. Cake
"Weleome to the Cherry City,"
Mayor G. E. Albin
Evening
Instrumental solo, Fern Haller
Solo dance, Genevieve Barbour
Vocal solo, DR.. l.. E. BarricE
Violin solo. Winona Claire Smith,
(pupil Of Miss Levy
Reading, Mrs. Leland W Porter
Vocal solo, Myrtle Clifford
Reading, Margaret Kelly
Vocal solo, John w Orr
Paper, The Flowers of our Order,
]. Reichart.
Mrs. II. A. Legg received word to-
day from Mrs. B. l.. Sleeves stating
that she and the doctor mad reached
Richmond, Virginia, in the course Of
their trans-eontinental tour. About |
sixty miles south of Richmond, they |
wer hailed by the occupants of Ford, |
and returning, found them to be Mrs. !
Harry Minto, of Salem, and Ter sister,
Mrs. Wrightman. The two women
were motoring alone and had been trav
cling for thirteen months. They nad |
seen the "0regon" pennant on the |
back of the Sleeves car and took a
chance on ii being someone they knew, |
Mrs. Sleeves states that the trip IS
highly enjoyable and that she and the
doctor are making the best of every
pleasurablo opportunity offered.
Salem club women will be interested
n the account of the luncheon given
BY the Portland federation of womens
'lubs, Saturday, where Governor o.
,ott and Mrs. Alexander Thompson
we're the principal speakers. Concern .
ng the affair the Portland Telegram
peaks as follows: T
Two hundred aud fifty women gath
red at luncheon given by the city
ederation Of WOMB . clubs in the
'ortland hotel Saturday noon when
Governor Ben 0lcott made his initial
ppearance before women 8 organiza-
ions Of Portland, Approximately 5000 .
'0men were represented by members \
( the federation. Governor Oleott
poke directly to women voters regard p"
lg the bond issue to be voted on at q
he coming state election when the :
ate Of many public buildings, includ- Z
lg the erection of a new penitentiary
/ Salem, hangs IN the balance y
Mrs. G. j Frankel, first president
thc city federation of women Is clubs "
no was recently reelected TO serve u
iother term, outlined plans Of the u
8 work for the coming year, "a
porting conditions met by the feder tC
ion during the past year. Is
She said there are approximately "
0 dancing parties a month in Port to
nd and that the dance hall condi- bl
me are deulorahle. ha
Mayor George Baker addressed the ou
,men upon civic affairs. Mrs, Alex Al
der Thompson, member o. the state tn
yislature, gave "side lights on the eG
Il term of legislature. - Miss Jessie yo
eGregor, chairman of the luncheon do
introduced the speakers. frt
e musical program was given by the sal
lowing guests: Dolph Thomas, bari.
he; Mrs. r. l.. Knight, violinist; pa
50 Daisy Gibson, eontralto; Miss me
ea Anderson, Mrs. b. Brockett, tn,
s. Florence Jackson Youney and the -
'nday Musical club chorus under the pI
eetion Of Mrs. Rosc Coursen Reed. u
Mrs. Henry Bell, who has been Wis
x IN Portland, has returned hcmc.
group Of Portland folk motored TO
em Sunday and were the guests for
day Of Miss Kathryn Gunnell and
;. j. L. stockton. Previous plans n.
Plchlt were abandoned because efa,
the unsettled weather but the day ~
! pleasantly spent with a picnic din 4.
indoors, music, and a drive about =
city. Those present were Mr.. and .s
) .Nerator, Miss Myrtle johnson, .oa
$ Warner, Norman Allison. Profes -.
Grant Gleason. Mr.. Carter. Mrs. NJ.
"a Culbertson, Leon Culbertson. b. -. -
Rohb, Mrs. J L. Stockton. Mis- -
Stockton and Miss Kathryn Gun. y
st pe'
irs. |. b. Holman Cecilia Haincs) 49,;
Portland has returned home after a -
days visit with her parents, Mr.. r
Mrs. l.. =. Hanes.
he first dinner dance Of the. sea-
viii be given at the Ilfhee Coun-
club tomorrow evening.