Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-05-21
P.E.O. Will
Assemble
On Tuesday

expected LhaI more tnau 1VV WO
men will be present. Official de
legates from the Salem chapter arr
Miss Laura Grant and Mrs. j. b
Liftler. The entire chapter will 81
over to Woodburn on Wednesday
and will present a model meeting
and initiation. About twenty foui
women will make this trip.
New laws and proposed amend
ments to the constitution will be
discussed and also the proposed
plan for the P. e. 0. sisterhood to
attend the 1925 exposition. Much
educational work Is done by this
sisterhood and discussion will be
had on the enlarged educational
loan fund, which November /,
1920. had reached $111.170.O3. In
addition to this. the organization
has an endowment fund and has
scholarships In several schools and
colleges.
Chapters ~" of Woodburn, and
II" Of Newberg, will be joint
hostesses for the convention. Many
are expected to drive from Salem
and other valley towns. Mrs. H. 8.
Logan OF Tualatin. state president
will preside.
Tuesday May "a.
IL a. m.-Meeting OF executive
board.
2 p. Informal opening. en-
rollment OF delegates; appoint
ment OF committees and guards
announcements.
p. m.-Dinner.
1880 D. m.--Convention assem-
bles: open meeting; music, New
i5erg orchestra; singing Of "Ameri-
ta." by audience: introduction Of
Buests Of honor. state officers and
presidents OF Chapters ~" and
IT,; address Of welcome to the
city. Mr. Austin address OF well
come in behalf OF p. e. 0. Mrs.
Mabel Settlemeier, ~" OF Wood
burn, Mrs. Hattie B. Thurston,
~" OF Newberg; response, Mrs.
Edna 9. Brownton. vice-president,
''r' of La Grande; vocal solo, .'The
Swallowsy (Frederick H. Cowen)
Mrs Richard Williams Of Newberg,
address, THE Advantages OF
Small Colleges" President Clark
Of Pacific university; violin solo.
''Melodie du Coeur' (Ketelby) j
"Nachatuck" (schuman). Glen s. /
Of Nswberg; informal re-
ception and get acquainted hour.
Wednesday. May 25.
$3.50 a. m.-Committee rect-
ings.
. a. m. Convention assemblies,
conducted by ldrs.
Emma Parks. second vice .oresi-
dent; minutes: report OF creden-
.ials committee: officer reports
Focal solo (a). Boats OF Nine ]
lAnne stratton Miller), (b) "To
Hill Top fRalph' Cox), Mrs. (
Sella M. Feemster, chapter e: I,
OF chapters, Mrs.
ldell, state organizer; response. =
Dr.. Dora Underwood, Chapter {
'X,n and Mrs. Mary Martin Mass. /
W.: paper. "Delta Gar :
lens Of Lower Columbia River" +,
Hrs. Lizzie Tandy. Chapter "T';
music: lunch.
1880 p. m.--Formal opening;
ocal chapter reports. by first de- Y
egate; exempliflcation OF the rit-
al. officers Of Chapter 60, sa- ?
en-; vocal solo, How DO Love b
'hee" (Ware). Miss Katherine \
'avis, Chapter "c'', Five-minute c
alks by Past Presidents: Mrs. a
'lla Herman. "C': Mrs. Myrta I,
ergusons "a; Mrs. Dorothy II. Il
eymour, 3D.; Mrs. veda NJ. la
ones, "A"; Mrs. Eleanor X. la
race, ''F''; Msr. Emma Luce Nc a,
aw, e.; Mrs. Jessie Kirk, "Q"; a,
Irs Lena Odell. "C". =,
s p. m.--Open meeting; invoca- n
on, America the Beautiful" BY =,
idience; piano solo Prelude g "
inor (Rachmanineoff), MRS. =,
Eeller, Woodburn: address, Fit q
Be a Mother" DR.. Dora Under :,
ood; group OF songs (a)
'wlng Low, Sweet Chariot" (H. !.
Burleigh), (b) Good Morning -
'other Sunshine" eliza Leh- = y
ami, (c) "vale" (Kennedy -
issell), Mrs. Daisy B. ST. Clair "a Ia
Portland, accompanied by Paul ~
'tri. Portland: reading. Mrs. an
'rtrude Kint Gruwell. ~; ad- by
ess, Our Debt to the Future, en-
lss Lucy NJ. Lewis. "s", librar- mi
Q. A. c.; vocal solo, "Dunna', II
icGiiD, Miss Katherine DavIs E'
v; reading. Suppressed De- us
es." Miss orah Hardness, "x": sh
cal solo tseleeted). Miss Edith Ch
We OF Woodburn; reception. TIL
Thursday, Nav 28. me
s;sV a. H. Committee meet AM
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a. m.-opening ode: DEVOTION
Mrs. Parks; response 10 roll n,
by second delegates. "A ~
housht on Women Of the va
ur; chapter reports. by first
egates, two minutes. ssTha ~
nts OF Our Star as Exempiified up
the Lives OF Historical Wo- cas-
-. Mrs. Lolo Bodine. assisted gay
Mrs. Annette Weatherford and lea
. Pearl Livengood. %: re- and
Of local bylaws committee: on
lie. ing.