Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-08-06
SOCIETY


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@TUDENTS Of the Oregon Agrienl-
tural college win be Interested in
learning that the following NO
asz have been appointed as instrue-
ters in vari0as courses for the coming
year. Miss Lila 0'Nean has been APP
BsiHted assistant professor Of house
Asla arts in the school Of home esonom-
ics. Miss Louise Schneider viii return
= - department alter . years leave
e sAssnce. Miss Lulu May, 1918 hon
s graduate Of the college, has been ap-
Psizted instructor The staff win IN
elues nine members.
Mss Sarah Lewis viii return 70 the
aeFartment Of household science after
two years leave Of absence at Colum-
Bis university, She viii be head Of the
department, the staff Of which viii
include nine members. Miss Bertha
Davis, who has been on leave Of alb
senee at Columbia university, will re-
turn as professor af home economies
education. Miss Zelta Fern Feilke, a
1919 graduate, is secretary Of the
school Of home eeenomies.
Miss Ethel Taylor Of the Western
reserve academy in Ohio, graduate
Of the University Of Michigan, and E.
f. Williams, teacher of Spanish in a
Detroit high school, nave been appoint.
ed as instructors in the department Of
modern languages.
Mrs. George H. Burnett will leave
for an outing at Bayoeean tomorrow.
While there she VIII be a guest at the
home Of her nephew, Judge Harry II.
Belt Of Dallas.
Mr.. and Mrs T. A. Livesley are en-
joying a short soJourn at Gearhart
After two years n the service, part
of which time was spent in France,
Lieutenant Lamar Tooze, sou Of Mr.
and Mrs. Walter L. Tooze has arrived
in Portland AT present Lieutenant
Tooze is visiting with his mother at
the Multnomah hotel. Later he will be
gin his tour Of the state. delivering
lectures FOR the benefit Of the womans
building at Eugene. Having made a
special study Of the peace conference,
he viii concern himself mostly with
that topic, and will also give a return
ed soldiers opinion of the present eco
nonic conditions. -
Mrs. Robert Q. Paqlus is in Portland
as the guest Of DE-. and Mrs Clarence
Hartley. She plahs 10 be gone several
days. =.
Mr. and Mrs. H.. H. Vandevort and
daughter JenneLe, accompanied by
Miss Florence Young, are leaving to-
day for a three weeks vacation at Ne
tarts, Oregon.
The convention 0f women S clubs has
closed in st. Louis. and the Oregon
delegate, Mrs willamette McElroy,
has returned TO her home in Portland
with a most favorable report of the
entire proceedings Oregon was one of
the forty five stlies TO send delegates
representing more than fifty thousand
business and professional women. In
speaking of the convention Mrs. Me
Elroy said:
An all embracing, nation wide or
ganization of women was fully launch
ed, and very definite plans were laid
for backing up the work of the clubs
that have been and are being organic
ed in every state, and for making each
one Of these clubs effective in a big
way. All of these clubs win be urged
TO join the federation 50 as to make
the federation as far reaching and ef-
fective as possible ....
Z" This organization movement has
received such an impetus that il can
not fail. II is felt by every one of the
two hundred odd dee gates at ST. Louis
that the convention there was mile
stoae in the progress Of the woman
movement in this country; for the
great object of the federation is to en-
large the opportunities for women by
assembling and distributing accurate
information regarding the possibili-
ties in any line OF business or any pro
fesaion in any given locality, and to
aid and encourage women and give
thes the confidence to step out and
grasp the opportunities open 10 them. -
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A party, included in which are Miss
Helen Rose, Miss Grace Humphreys,
Mss Kathrine slade. Miss Helen Low.
ell and Miss Mildred Gin are spending