Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-05-26
IA Salem
Women at
|. Convention

/ Convention
uomen of Salem G chapter OF
q Yesterday attended the
: .orvsntion of the sisterhood
'a.s '.,on S at Woodburn and put
model meeting there. Their
los said to have oeen with
olA . flaw and many words OF
'u' ndotion were received by
on the manner in which
n'I aroeented it. Those who as
y, ~, IN the work were Miss Lau-
!. ''Gr Grant, n president of G chapter
n Mrs. Florence LITTER potn
y whom are delegates from sa-
!. and the following women
H. En- made the trip over for the
~. ~ Mrs. E. E. Fisher, Mrs. g.
~ Il taflar, Mrs. C. B. Mccullough
Es, viii T. Kirk, Mrs. b. D.
sn., Mrs P. ]. Kuntz, Mrs
William McGilchrist, sr, Mln. A.
n Godfrey, Mrs. o. E. Price, Mrs
huffman, Mrs. William
.prehes and Mrs. A. T. Woolpert.
This group of women motored
II, for the day and their at
,sndance gave Salem the larg-
"A delegation present yesterday
.bout one hundred fifty women
Fee present. Mrs. Littler re-
.Donded to roll call yesterday for
. ~sm on the subject Women in
ptIlanthropy." She told of the
||Fork done by the Mothers club OF
Ne Methodist church, which for
he past two years has furnished
.ouu for the noon day lunches at
Hirhland school. She stressed the
lOint that worth while philan-
hronic work can be done by wo-
N in small towns and for this
he was accorded hearty applause.
Those who responded to roll
all yesterday, each speaking on
Nome thought concerning women
n today we're: Mrs. Maude Mann,
Portland, "Women in the Worlds
Crisis;;" Mrs. Ada Heath, Port
snd, women Whom the War
Made Great" Mrs. Grace l..
brODn, Portland, 1.-The Woman in
Ehe Home" Mrs. Florence Littler,
balem, "Women in Philanthropy
Miss Katherine Stewart, Eugene,
.sThe Public Woman l Admire"
Mrs. May E. Wright, La Grande,
WOmen in Progress;" Mrs. Kate
ID. Landon, Woodburn, Women
'h Industry" Mrs. Ethel S. Palm
NJ, Newberg, women of Today"
lE. George E. Whitlock, Port
i|snd, Reconstruction Work
AnOng Women" Mrs. Erma e.
Gates, Portland, Women Patri-
bts;' Mrs. Annie L. Fortmiller,
albany, Woman, her New Phi
snthropy;" Mrs. Agnes Schue-
tel, Oregon City, women in Pol
|ticS;" Mrs. E. Marie Maxon, The
palles American Women in the
Late War;" Mrs. Margaret M.
Bates, Corvallis, Oregon Women
AuthOrs;" Mrs. Addie Triese,
latSkOnine, Women as a Con-
Ptructioner;" Mrs. Jean Groes-
peck, Klamath Falls, Women in
Business" Mrs. Dilma Wagon
y, Lebanon, "The Ethics of Wo-
hsnhood."
Nix ex-state presidents who are
present at the convention are
fln Eleanor K. Brace, F., Port
andi Mrs. Jeffie Kirk, @, Port
Nand; Mrs. Lena Odell, C, Port
and; Mrs. Dorothy Seymour, d,
portland; Mrs. Myrta G. Fergu-
lOn' A, Portland; Mrs. Veda M.
F0nes, A, Portland. All the ses-
lons have been presided over by
u.s. Mary K. Logan, state presi-
lent The convention will close
ls afternoon, following elect
% Of new officers.
Delegates present at the con-
'Atlon are the following: A
lapter, Portland, Mrs. Mabel
lslke, Mrs. Maude B. Manu-; C
ufuand, Mrs. Matte A. Dodine,
u.s. K. M. Donham; D Forest
lo'e, Mrs. Bessie Scott, Mrs.
~ Bailey; E Portland, Mrs.
nce Z. Davies, Mrs. Ada F.
lsani F Portland, Mrs. Mar
lne Grimsey, Mrs. Brace L. |
Vani G Salem, Miss Laura
lsnb Mrs. Florence Littler; H
gene Mrs. Martha S. Bowen.
katherine Stewart; 1 La
slue' Mrs. c. H. Bedwell, Mrs.
Z. Wright; J Woodburn,
y Helen Sadler, Mrs. Kate E.
za0Oni K Vale, Mrs. RutA E.
T Mrs. Kathleen Smith: l.
,oerg, Mrs. Minnie w. Loop
4, ans. Ethel S. Palmer; M Port
y MRS. Helen c. Giesy, Mrs.
l. Whitlock; N Portland
: nae F. Goodrich, Mrs. Erma
Oa'e' 0 Albany, Mrs. Mary
a Mrs. Annie L. Fortmiller:
~ssOn City, Mrs. Clara Jack.
! Agnes Scheubel; O The