Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-05-20
SOCIETY.
By GERTRUDE RoBIsoN

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Mss C0rnelia Marvin, state libra
rian, asks that all study clubs make
notes Of their intended work for next
year 50 that reservations Of books and
the outlines may be made. Mss Mar
vim says she will send all the printed
manuscript outlines that she has avail
able, to heads Of the clubs The re
quests should go first to the local pub
he Libraries. in order that the state i
brary viii not duplicate what the l0eal
library can supply.
According 70 Miss Marvin there is
great demand for books on France
Belgium, Russia and other European
countries. Books on reconstruction and
Amerdeanization are also in demand.
Mrs. Z. Hofer entertained as her
guests ever the week end, Mrs. s.
W. Swanton Of Portland and her niece
Miss Leota Bay Of Victoria. B c.,
who IS at present student at the
Oregon Agricultural college. Mrs.
Swanton has returned to Portland but
Miss Bay win remain in Salem for a
few days.
Captain and Mrs. Allan Bynon are
expected home today from a two weeks
visit in Newport.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy L. Smith, Mrs.
r. W. Walton and Mrs. A. n. kesd-
Ter motored from Lebanon Saturday
evening TO pass the week end at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. b. Smith
on Center street. Mrs. Walton ex-
poets to 90 to Portland Friday to meet
her husband, DR.. Walton, who viii
soon be discharged from the service.
Mrs. James Doble district organizer
Of the Women 5 club of Oakland, Cal
ifornia, has returned home after a two
weeks visit in Salem with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ma Latham.
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Mr. and Mrs. IL. A. Rawson, 1897
North 18th street, left this morning
for an extended tour of the southern
states. The entire trip will cover the
summer months and will be made by
auto, California, Arizona and Texas
being the principal places visited
Washington, May 10. - Former
Mayor b. l.. Sleeves Of Salem, with
his wife and daughter, Murial, have
Iarrived here on a motor "trip which
began April l and will end in October.
They will spend all summer in the east
and north and have just completed a
tour of the far south Portland Tele-
gram.
Mrs. Charles II. Castner of Hood
River, president of the state Fedora
tion of women s clubs, who viii devote
h"r -'-ne f-"m row 10 June to work
TO rthe reconstruction committee, will
i,.,, .ot ..s.ein oregon tomorrow 10
speak on measures to be voted upon
at the coming state election. She will
lspeak before the club women Of The
Dalles, Tuesday, after which meetings
in Pendleton, Lss Grande Baker and
other points win be arranged.
On May 20 Mrs. Castner viii 20 to
southern Oregon. A meeting of the
Federation of women s clubs of that
district will be held at Medford in
order that Mrs. Castner may be heard
Matters Of importance to all women of
tho state will be discussed at a mass
meeting called by Mrs. Castner for
tomorrow at 3 p. m. at Hotel Port
land.
As a farewell favor to Mr.. and
Mrs. H. A. Rawson, who left today
for the south, the members of the En-
lglewood U. b. church were sponsors
for a delightful social evening in the
church parlOrs last Wednesday. The
rooms were elaborately decorated with
flowers and the luncheon tables cen.
tered with graceful bouquets. Follow.
ing the banquet speeches were made
by Reverend Guy Fitch Phelps ana
others A great deal of credit for the
success of the pleasurahle affair IS due
to Mrs. Effie Feustman and Mrs.
Kitty Rowe.
Miss Marian R. Glenn, organizer Of
the western division Of the national
eommittee, has arrived in Portland
from San Francisco to induce prOfas-
sional and business women s clubs to
lion the national federation. The fed
Grafton includes clubs of business wo-
men, girl beginners in business, women
in industry and in all professions to
unity their mutual interests and get
direct action upon their problems and
to make better personal adjustments
to their work and to raise their own
standards, Miss Glenn has just com
pleted the organization of several Cal
ifornia women 5 clubs with the fedora.
ton.
Mrs. Jennie +. Burke of Grants
Pass, president OF the Oregon Rebekah
ASSEMBLY, is a visitor in Salem, having
come to attend the convention.
Little Mary Cupper was among the
pupils presented by Elmer Weller in
recital last Saturday afternoon. Miss
Mary is one Of the cleyercst child mu-
sicians in the city aud her interpreta-
tons OF her piano solos are exception
ally good.
Women physicians Of the United
States are launching q CAMPAIGN for
the purpose of raising money to equip
two mobile hospitals with staff Of
doctors and nurses and ambulance
corps to send to Siberia. In addition
to this the American women s hospitals