Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-05-13

Il P. E. O.
\ @Organized

chapter of p. e. Q. sis
~ the second in Salem, was
,,ed Yesterday at the home
y, n. p. Fisher by Mrs. Mary
w. ..an. of Portland, state Or
~, the event being sponsor
l,' chapter G, the original chap
admission to form the new
,.r was granted by the state
'ipsl,ation about six months
and elaborate plans for the
we're carefully made.
ss' ~S. new group, to be known as
' .S.nter. includes sixteen mem
', some of whom are P. e. o.'s
sntted " from other chapters
'1sre they previously were mem
I'm y nomitted members are Mrs.
Y. howard Kirk, Mrs. Blanche
p'g Mrs. Maude Moore, Mrs.
\ 'r,es ,S Wenderoth, Miss Miriam q.
' larson and Miss Alice Hollis
\ 4. New members are Mrs. Molly
M. Mrs. Sarah Kimball, Mrs.
g,tb Mcleod, Mrs. Eva Scott
\ yysr,. DR.. Mary A. Rowland,
f. Ms Lena Belle Tartar, Miss
r,,ee smith, Miss May Rauch,
d. Cora McCroskey and Mrs. Ida
Elaine
/ Yesterdays session included or
,,nisstion of the new chapter,
'iAetIon and installation of off
n. and a model meeting given
A the new chapter. The meeting
S,ran at 8 o'clock and extended
|,rtD the late evening. DR.. Mary
ROwland was chosen president;
Mrs. Molly Stiles, vice president;
Mas Grace Smith, recording sec
rtary, Mrs. Eva Scott Myers, cor
l,ssuonding secretary; Mrs. Grace
Eeuderoth, chaplain and Mrs.
Mith Mcleod, guard.
Mrs. Fishers residence was very
attractive in its decorations done
Sith flowers of yellow and white,
the fraternity colors. Petunias and
White lilacs were effectively COM
hued. Singing birds in art cages
added notes of cheer.
The long luncheon table was
let on the sun porch of the resi-
lsnce and luncheon was served at
4 o'clock. Golden daronicum and
White marguerites were arranged
d art baskets. Yellow tapers glow
ID from crystal sticks and silver
andelabra, and favors and place
cards were in yellow and white.
The luncheon was served under
the direction of Mrs. Ralph L..
kellogg by the following high
sGhool girls: Miss Bernice Eby,
Miss Ruth Latin, Miss Ethel
lyesley Miss Catharine Cartley,
Miss Ena Wooster.
The first meeting of the new
thapter will be held on Monday
light at the home of Mrs. Kimball.
At that time a delegate to the
tate convention in Portland will
le named. Mrs. Logan, who organ
zed ABB chapter, departed last
light for Ashland to organize AC.
The membership of a P. e. O.
hapter is limited to ~25 members.
lans for the new group were put
nder way when the G chapter
lembership became full and the
'wn seemed to warrant more
lembers of the sisterhood. >
Members of G chapter of P. e.
are Mrs. Dale X. Beechler, Mrs.
enry E, Bolinger, Mrs. William
: Byrd, Mrs. John j. Evans, Mrs.
enry Clifford Epley, Mrs. Elbert
rnest Fisher, Miss Laura Grant,
RS Alvin l.. Godfrey, Mrs. Ed
ard James Huffman, Mrs. Will
m Hughes, Mrs. William L. Kirk,
rs. Philip J. Kuntz, Mrs. Gordon
! Laflar, Mrs. James B. Littler,
rs. Conde B. Mccullough, Mrs.
lrdon McGilchrist, Mrs. William
cGilchrist, Sr., Mrs. Branston j.
lies, Mrs. Wallace w. Moore,
rs. Henry S. Poisal, Mrs. Oscar
Price, mrs. Lou A. Roy, Mrs.
ed Wnslow Selee, Mrs. Gerald
Dix, Mrs. A. Tyner Woolpert,
rs Bert E. Bowers, Miss Ella T..
eleh, Miss Annora M. Welch,
rs William Knight.