Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-09-13

NA''io"iJ SoOactlcS VI tHC udooH LIZ
church at her home, 1860 North Sum
mer street, "Wednesday, making it al
Iall day affair. A goodly number of tn
members being present, the social pro
gram of the meeting was carried ou
Tbefore the noon hour. Mrs. Campbell
served delicious luncheon, aftei
which the business of the two soeietiel
were taken up. Heretofore the Home
and Foreign societies have been com
bined, working in unison as one con
Germ, but it was thought that by act
ing as separate organizations they
could become more efficient and more
good could be accomplished. Accord
ingly they were reorganized and the
following officers elected: Home mis-
sionary society, Mrs. ]. F. Dunlap
pretldsnt; Mrs. Gus Keuscher, vice
president; Mrs Charles Hagerman, sec
retary; Mrs. s. w. Drake, treasurer
Foreign missionary society - Mrs.
'Warrell, president; Mrs Snyder, vice
president; MRS. Phil Aspinwall, rel
cording secretary; Mrs. w. F. Camp
bell, secretary; Miss Ellen Currin,
treasurer.
Charles FL. Halston, Jr, of Lebanon
and Mrs. Jessie Campbell Cromwell of
Salem were quietly married in Portland
Tuesday evening by Rev. w. S. Nc
Cullah, pastor Of tn eSellwood Presby-
terian church. The ceremony which was
witnessed by few friends took place
at the parsonage.
Mrs. Halston, who recently returned
to Portland after six months visit
in Washington, D. C., and other east
ern cities, is a daughter of Finley
Campbell of Salem, and is well known
in the Capital city where she taught
in the city schools for several years.
Mr.. Ralston is one of Lebanon s lead
ing business men. He was formerly
manager of the paper mill at that
place but is now engaged in the auto
mobile business there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralston will be at
home in Lebanon after October 1st.
Despite the inclement weather,
very enjoyable silver tea Yves held
Thursday afternoon at the home of
MRS M. j. Hunt by the Loyal Womens
class of the First Christian church.
The regular business was transacted
followed with readings by Mrs. Win
May and Miss Thelma Reed, and an
aluminium demonstration by Mr.. Ran
dali, after which ice cream and cake
were served. Mrs. Hunt was assisted
in serving by Mrs. w. H. Cave, Mrs.
George Downing, Mrs. George F. Reed
and Mrs. lola Gleason Those present
were Mesdames Nora White, D. D. Ohm
stead, John Humphrey, w. E. Thomas,
Arthur Welch, W. A. Penney, T. E.
McCroskey, Guy f. Wilcox and small
daughter, WILL May, Serah Riggs |
Campbell, BeHj. w. Watcher, J. F. |
Mcdonald, Mr.. and Mrs. Leland Porter
and daughter Miss Aline and the Miss
IS Thelma and Leona Reed.
Women have so proved their worth |
n the business world of England that |
hey are being retained in government |
'ffices and will be given positions in |
hem henceforth by means of competi- |
i've examinations, says Miss Margar-
u Williamson, national secretary of /
he Poung Womens Christian associa-
ion, who arrived from England re- |
i !; e.. on H., .n. u1Iiuan. ,,.S;l ~, mure as
~ &C. s.n sl'n any .nins e,se ~ tne mat
~ ,oa.u..s y. i".I ~ wy ~ wnien women nave
'sep.Gu % La,a; eno ia1. 'na' my are part
sno aass' MISS Wliiiahi
om 'on s.nueu "1na sie 1ll.ielh reunion oi
- Ii m@'ei uoiton coieee, ana
9 % ~ .m". ani4nS ner eiassiha:es' many
= "non aio .noiuine reSpohsioie gov
: =. az po'i.ionS, :. was an accepted
ao' .n". "onien snouie ana are pay
III an nnpo tan. part n az Lngnsh
'au @ poii..aai' soeiai anu business oni,
'e' 9uiifase, al.er tneir long ilgpt
r. ~ mas peei' acceptcu very caimly.
~ ~ .ne women organizations
In NV ~ oonou'iiNeo' .,l women are
a;a W.. un.s .raii,cars, autohVoiies ana
~ o nany % tne tnings whicn tney
~ n;eou uuring 'ne Wai, ai'hough nsiilIafy
49, Ao.ns aio i"s' uisappearihg OFT Lon
On "sSu s,le9ss' E.,., H. :.
n t.neilsn liie Is IN state Oh
49, 40 10 ha'urSi aitel tne war CON
i.iohs Wheh soidiers fought for SO
4 ~ t; anu MN ae hoihe te1elV'
) : SUI = ~ n'sn waso9. however ail elass-
- ~ sne eounlty seem 10 pe honestly
au athos sonse4en' no IN 'iousiy trylng 70. geI 10
80 :, y. n .ne qu'S'ioh alAeotihg iaoof
iiu ihuusIS anu tne government is