Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-12
THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL SALEM OREGON FRIDAY JULY 1919

prOminensiy with iyeeum work thru
cut the states.
Aihany. On. July ll.-(Special)-
Kenneth L Carter and Miss Verle Hale
two prominent Albany young people,
were married here Wednesday noon.
The ceremony was performed by Dr..
George II. Young, pastor Of the Firs'
Baptist church Of this city. Mr.. Car
ter is a son Of Virgil A. Carter who
represented Benton county in the state
Legislature for several terms. Mrs. Car
ter is a daughter Of M. and Mrs. r.
NJ. Hale Of North Albany and was
graduated from the Albany High school
this year.
An business women in the country
are to be united in one big federation.
This includes actresses and nurses, art
lists and stenographers, journalists and
shop girls. everyone, in fact, who is
economically independent. All this viii
take place in St. Louis, July Il and
Miss Lena NJ. Phillips attorney and
executive secretary Of the aNtional
Business Women's committee, pointed
out how this was to be done, at a meet
ing Of the business women S clubs held
recently at the national board building
Of the Y. W. c. A. in New York.
''This is the first federation Of w0-
men S clubs which will have economic
improvement for its object" she ex-
planned. "The national league of wo-
men workers hinges on recreation for
the working woman, but we hope TO i'm
prove the business efficiency Of women
all over the country"
''Many women who became profes-
sional nurses about Is years ago, !" said
delegate from Hartford, Conn,
q would be infinitely happier and more
efficient in another line Of work. They
simply went into that because it was
one Of the few professions open to wo-
men. The clubs hope to establish bu-
Teau of information in different cities
where statistics Of every trade and pro-
fession are kept, a record of technical
schools so that the candidate for a pro
fession may find out at once whether
she is qualified and where she can get
the pest training
The North Salem women $ ciuo held
Its regular monthly meeting aast "eo,
nesday at the home of Mrs. Edward
Schunke, 924 North 9th street. The
session opened with a snort ana On
10yable program. Miss Mabel Marcus
Pleased the ladies wlth TWO lovely Vo,
eai selections, near lhrusn at
Eve VadInan'l and III nnew io1 l
and You Knew NE (MSDerunu, anu
MISS Eazaneth l'yer rendered ma ma
mennan OstroW nuDens'eln. hisc
tlon Oh otileerS roiio"ed IN "h'cn tne
toho"lng women were erected 70 the
various oniaees; MRS; T.; a. lootnacre,
president; MIS- .. r. hutchSson' we
president; MRS Oharles uiahe, secre'
taryi MIS-. merle frunk assistant sec
retaryi Mrs A. a. graoef, treasurer
MRS. loothaefe appointed Ine loilow
ing women 70 serve on the various COM
mlttees: 1--WE comna'tee.1is. Myia
shank tenalnhan)' Mrs u hotn, anu
Mrs. roy Shleias' rrogfam eoninii1tee n1
MIS-. =. L. furVlne (ehalImanl MIS-
W. +. fargo, MRS. n D. hunt Maga-
zme commlttee Mrs. w, f. fsrgo
y Sehalrn,as,1 illi,, Mrs McIle llunh, Mis
EdW0rU rfhunkp. membership commit
see-MrS hey sshields Venaifnan,) MIS-
M D. hnnt, MIS- r. hoth' Ffess re-
porter-Mrs' r. H. furVlne'
Lhe eishth olrthday anniversary OF
niue frances MARTIN was duiy eeleptat
ed Witn pretty lawn party AZ tne
nome OF her parents, MI ana MIS-
carey r. Martan, last Iuesoay' Niter
a peasant AFTERNOON spent IN Playing