East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-12-17

With the close Of the various col
Ieges in the northwest for the Christ
mas holidays. Pendleton students at
the different Institutions are coming
back to their homes. James Johns,
jr., and Cecil Cole, IF the University
OF Oregon and Edgar Ellis of the
Oregon Agricultural college, have ar
rived and others are coming in on
every train. Miss Evelyn Sommer-
vile who has been attending st.
Mary's academy in Portland arrived
this morning, while Miss Cecilia Gun
ningham. who is attending the same
institution will reach Pendleton next
Saturday. Lyman Rice of the Uni
versity Of Oregon is scheduled to ar
rive Monday from Portland where
he is spending a few days. The Miss
es Catherine Campbell and Dorothy
Green, who are students at st. Paul's
academy n Walla Walla will come
home early next week as will also
James and Cress Sturgis and Tracy
Baker Of the University OF Washing
ton. Hans Struve who is spending
his first year at the Oregon Agricul-
tural college, is also scheduled to re-
turn soon. Claud Still, a freshman
a. the state university from Milton,
was another returning student on the
early train this morning.
.
The Current Literature club met
with Mrs. J. P. Winter on December
16. The afternoon was spent in the
study Of Italian Art. The following
program was given.
Paper-The Madonna in Italian
Art, Mrs. Charles Bonney. Gothic.
Madonna Giotto-Flight
Into Egypt Fra Angelica, Madonna
della Stella, Mrs, Hampton. Early
Renaissance,
Perugino-Madonna and Saints G.
Beilini-Madonna and two Saints
Carpoccio. Lunta Connersagione Bot
ticelle, Madonna of the Pomgrante.
The Renaissance Mrs. Colesworthy.
BartoIomeo, Madonna Del Sarto,
Madonna Giogone, Madonna Castle
franco. Mrs. Wade.
Corregio, Madonna della Scala, Ii
tian. assumption, Mrs Johnson.
Ia vinci. Madonna of the Rocks
Raphael, Sistine Madonna, Mrs. Nc
Allister.
Music. Ave Marie, Mascakni, Mrs
Vaughan
Those who have been attending the
Umatilla-M County Poultry
Show during the week are loud in
their praise of the music rendered by
the Big United Orchestra under tht
able leadership of Prof. Barks. 1
is not often that music of the clas
that this big orchestra has been play
ing all week is heard in this city ant
those who have not visited the shov
have missed a treat. In view of tn
fact that Prof. Barks has only ha
the direction of the orchestra but
short time. all the more credit is due
The Instrumentation of this musica
organization playing a the chicke
show this week is as follows: Pro
T r. Barks, clarinet and director
Mrs. Barks, first violin; VIM. Goe
decke. first violin; E. E. Baer, flute
r. Folsom, cornet; Mrs. VIM. Humph
rey. piano; Frank Hays, trombone
C. S. Cheshire. trombone; ]. c. Nc
Connell. double bass; r. w. Fletche
traps and manager.
.
MissRuth VI. Wise has been elect
ed as instructor of history at the Il
cal high school to fill the vacanc
made by the resignation of Miss Poi
ter which vacancy has been filled b
Misses Mabel McDill during the pa
few weeks She will commence h
new duties the first of the year ;
the conclusion of the holidays. Mi
Wise is a graduate of the Universe
of Colorado and comes here nigh
recommended by the school author
ties Of Ritzville, Wash, where 6,
has been employed. She is a sister
Miss Louise Wise, commercial i
structor at the high school and is
both having been members of Z
Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority whi
students in college.
One of the most enjoyable dancil
parties given this season was the fiji
of the series Of the Young Peopl'
Dancing club which was held in I
Eagle Woodman hall on Wednesd
evening There were about fifty co
pies in attendance and the house
tween and l2 went rapidly to t
merry throng The music was fl
nished by the United Orchestra a
was exceptionally good. a numt
Of out of town guests were prese
among them being Miss Mamie Du
of Portland Miss Florence Curran