Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-09-22
State Fair
Program
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different state officers of the as
ISOLATION. The state organization
of the w. C. T. u. is also planning
an exhibit which will be very
worth while according to those
who know of it's contents.
The national organization is
furnishing Health and Scientific
posters that will prove interest
ing to any who pass the headquar-
ters in the educational building.
The program which has been
planned for the afternoon Of Wo-
mans day will be as follows: Mrs.
Ada Wallace, campaign manager
will speak on the Children s.
Farm Home" Mrs. Helen Ayre
Davenport, state superintendent
will talk on "Americanization;"
AIRS. Mary l.. Mallett, state pres
ident will have as a subject. PRO
hibition versus Patriotism" and
Mrs A. L. Buland, state superin-
tendent of scientific temperance
will talk on "The Work that Re-
mains"
Mrs. w. III. Byrd was a hostess
Thursday afternoon to members
of the. p. e. o. Following the pro-
gram which featured a paper by
Mrs A. l.. Godfrey on the history
OF Noble, Pulitzer and the Dial
prizes, plans were discussed for
-. 30 1<1 fsaE, -
the state fair grounds place
where members of SaIem's two
chapters, G and ABB, will keep
open house during the week OF
the fair. Here all visiting r. e.
O.'s will be welcomed, and old
acduaintances renewed and new
friendships formed among mem
bers.
Unable to find suitable place
Tor the booth In any of the build
fugs, tent will be erected just
north OF the main entrance. Mrs.
@. w. Laflar and Miss Laura
Grant were named to head a com
mittee on special arrangements,
but all members of the two local |
chapters will assist as hostesses
on the various days.
A social hour followed the reg
ular meeting Thursday, Mrs.
Byrd being assisted at the tea
table by Mrs. e. e. Fisher.
The next meeting OF the p. u.
C.'s will fall on the first Thurs
day in October.
This afternoon the executive
committee Of the Marion county
federation of Women's' clubs Is
meeting with Mrs. w. E. Kirk,
president of the federation, to de-
eide on the date of the county
federation meeting which will be
held In Salem some time this next
month, and also to discuss plans
for the work of the coming year.
Committees will also be appoint
ed at this time to carry out the
details of the work
Other officers of the associa-
ti0n in the county are: Mrs. III. B.
Latham, Silverton; Mrs. Hiram
Overon, Woodburn; Mrs. j. G.
Fontaine, Jefferson; Mrs. j. b.
Currie, Willard; Mrs. j. w. Sad
Ter, Aurora, and Mrs. ]. Scholtz of
Albany.
Mrs. U. G. Shipley spent two
days of this week at the closing
a1aainnc ne fhn Ixyor, - c...31;- |
part Of the Episcopal conven tion.
She was one of the five delegates
from the diocese of Oregon to this
convention and has attended near
ly all of the sessions. Last week
end Mrs. Shipley returned to
take part in the Daughters of the
Revolution observance of consti-
tuition day, returning to Portland
Tuesday. The Woman's auxiliary
9f the st, Paul's church here will
have a meeting in the near future
to hear a report of the convention ]
and to discuss other business mat
ters.
The program at the social meet
ing OF the Eastern Star Tuesday ;
evening in the Masonic temple ,
was especially appreciated by the ,
women there. Miss Jessie Niles, I
daughter of Mrs. Ida Niles, accom- 7
panied by John r. Sites, her in l
structor, sang "You in a Condo I
Ia" "Smilin' Thru" and as an !
encore Sunshine" Her singing 6
was especially pleasing. Frank /
johnson of Chemawa gave the
Message to Garcia" by Elhert
Hubbard, and 1t was very effect t
lively done. "
The state meeting of the w. c. 10
r.. U. will be held in McMinnville, | i
October 10 to 18th. Delegates to I
the convention from the local dis I
trict were chosen Tuesday. They
are as follows: Mrs. Mary LaFol-
Iette, Miss Matte Beatty and b
Mrs. w. w, Rosebraugh. t
The session Tuesday, was pre- &
Iided over by the new officers, +
Iffs J. J. Num-, president, and Il
frs. William Randall, secretary. d
a short business sss- Il
Ton a silver tea was held.