Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-07
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1t might be interesting to
know in connection with the A.
A. U. w. just how the two dollars
dues paid into the national treas
ury by each member, are used.
The manner in which the money
is expended makes the work of
the association seem Just little
clearer. This is the way 1t is done.
Sixty cents for the printing
and circulation of The Journal.
Twenty five cents for support
OF the newly created office of edu-
cational secretary.
Twenty five cents maintaining
European and a Latin-Ameri-
can fellowship.
Twelve and one half cents for
dues In the International Fedora
tfon of University Women (only
American organization in the fed
eration.) This undertakes to pro-
vide exchange lectureships, pro.
fessorships, and fellowships with
women Of foreign universities. to
establish international headquar
ters for women in various capt.
tails (now established in London
Paris and Washington) to pro-
mote friendly and sympathetic re-
lations among women of various
countries.
Sixty two and one half cents
for visits to branches by nation al
officers, for the purpose of con-
ferences, personal discussions, ex.
change of ideas and suggestions
regarding educational conditions
and needs In the U. s. For annual
conferences of women college
trustees and professors, deans Of
women, and alumnae associa.
tions. For the award of severa,
European fellowships held a.
trust funds for organizations. Fol
contribution to the Naples Tabl,
associations which promotes
among women. laboratory worl
In any field. For cooperation will
several national and U. S. organ.
izations especially in educationa
interests.
What remains (about Is cents
is used for overhead expenses O
the A. A. U. W.-office rent, cler
ical assistance, bulletins, suppliel
and salaries of paid officers.
Dallas, Dec. Mrs. L. A
Sleeves and Mrs. Tracy Savery
were charming hostesses to the
Junior Matron club of Dallas al
the home of Mrs. Savery on Wash
ington street. The routine bust
ness session of the club was omit
ted and the time pleasantly spent
in social enjoyment, after which
delicious refreshments were sery-
ed to the following ladies: Mrs.
Charles Lynn, Mrs. Ralph Saw
cry, Mrs. Ed Dunn, Mrs. Oscar
Holmes, Mrs. Clinton Foster, Mrs.
Ray Chute, Mrs Fred Murray,
Mrs. Walter Barham, Mrs. Foster
Odum, Mrs. Earl Mangis, Mrs.
Homer Brown, Mrs. Elmo Ben
nett, Mrs. Virgil Ballantyne, Mrs.
D. G. Getchell, Mrs. Claude Rich
ardson, Mrs. Paul Hunter, Mrs.
Charles Ramp, Mrs. Wiley Gard
ner, Mrs. Wiley Carpenter and
the hostesses.
Tuesday evening at 5 o'clock
the Tri L club held their regular
business meeting in the Y. w. G.
A. rooms. New officers were elect
ed for the coming year president,
Marjorie Blake; vice president,
Velma Rominger; secretary, Le-
ona Post; treasurer, Esther Nat
terlund. After the meeting initi-
alton was held for the following
Velma Rominger Gertrude Cox
Edna Worden, Ruth Walker and
Betty Himmel.
Those attending the meeting
were Mrs. Eva Scott Myers, Agnes
Bayne, Marjorie Blake, Esther
Natterlund, Beona Post, Thelms
Robinson, Gladys Sergeant, lnei
Tyler, Betty Himmel, Edna Wor
den. Gertrude Cox, Ruth Walker
ond Uolna Romtnger.