The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1913-11-13

eially, as well as the practical training |
il furnished the girls. Everything was |
prepared by the girls in the domestic
science rooms with Miss Horning's su-
pervision. No great financial gain was
expected, as only 10 cents was made on
a plate. The dinners netted $23. rs,
which was added to the gymnasium
I fund.
On Wednesday, the first day, a New
[ England lunch was served which con-
sisted of Boston baked beans, Boston
/ brown bred, pumpkin pie, coffee and
/ tea. The lunch was served cafeteria
style by the Misses Susie Emry, Nell
/ Tolman, Nell Blowers and Ella MeDon-
aid, while the Misses Gertrude Nickel
sen. and Leita Bowerman mixed the
viands. On Thursday the lunch was
served by the Misses Olive Richards,
Elsie Moore, Mildred Huxley and Flor
ence Brosius, with Irene Williams and
Marian Howe ruling in the kitchen.
The menu was: Macaroni and cheese,
macaroni and tomatoes, lettuce sand
wiches, apple sauce and gingerbread,
coffee and tea. Friday the Misses I.u-
ellie Bonebrake, Ruth Harris, Esther
Husbands, Tillie Davidson, Clara Par
tbs. Winifred Staten, Frances Baker
and Adrienne Epping prepared and
served the lunch, which consisted of
tomato soup, cabbage salad, cheese and
meat sandwiches, cottage pudding with
vanilla sauce. coffee and tea and ap-
| pies.
The Literary society meets tonight
at the high school. The regular meet
| ing night was last week, but the meet
! ing was postponed on account of the
vacation. This is to be an interesting
meeting and every one is invited to at
| tend.
An assembly was held at the high
school Monday morning to decide
whether or not to recall the gymnasium
question from coming up at the school,
election Nov 20. Some of the students
thought that by waiting until next
spring they would have better chance
to obtain the appropriation. On the
| first ballot there was a tie but the Sec
ond showed majority wishing to let
ii be voted on. II they fail to obtain
the appropriation this year the stu
dents intend bringing the question up
at special school elections till they get
gymnasium.
Marian Howe, instead of Ruth Har-
ris, is president of the chorus, as stat
ed was last week.
Miss Adrienne Epping is writing high
! school news for the Hood River News
now. and the high school is being rep
resented in both local papers.
The junior class will make the pill
grimage to the Cooper ranch on the
East Side Friday night. Dancing and
the playing of games will be enjoyed
during the evening. The refreshment
committee is planning something eX-
tensive for the feed. Mr.. Burton and
Miss Hager will chaperon the crowd.
Something out of the usual course is
planned for the literary meeting Dec.
Is. The subject of the debate is:
Resolved, That Santa Claus would
make better president of the United
States than Teddy Roosevelt" Eliza
beth Carson and George Bragg will
have the affirmative and Ella Niehans
and John Allen the negative side of
| the debate.
| Several copies of new books have
been received and placed on the shelves
at the high school library. Miss Tillie
Davidson is librarian and the books are
for the use of everyone.
Great interest should be taken in the
special literary to be held on next
Tuesday. This is given in the interest
of voters who wish to know more about
the need of a gymnasium before the
school election on Thursday. and is for
the purpose of stirring up interest
among the voters OF the community.
The following students will take the
platform in behalf of the school: Miss
Ella Mcdonald, Helma lmholz, Adri-
enne Epping, John Allen, William Wal
ters, Allen Harris and Leonard How
ard.
The debate cup which the high school
purchased last year for debate and
which was won by Olive Richards, Ella
Mcdonald and Etheljsne Mcdonald has
been presented to the school. On ac-
count Of the enthusiasm with which
the students have taken up debate
again this year the Woman's club of
the city has donated cup for debate
work. The high school hopes to have
several outside debates with The Dalles
and other schools. The team for these
outside debates will be Miss Olive
Richards and Ella Mcdonald, as they
Will not participate in the debates for
the Woman's club cup.
Miss Pearl Saltzman, who was in
jured while going home from school
last week, is freshman at the high
school. She will not be out of the hos
pital for some time as she was injured
internally. Miss Saltzman was hurt
when she and a companion, Miss Gladys
Clark, were riding home from school,
her horse soaring and running away.
The senior class will stage "come-
dy" at the Electric theatre soon, to
raise money to add to the gymnasium
fund.
The senior class will give party for
the sophomore class tomorrow night.
This is the second of series of parties
to be given to the other classes during
the year. The committees are plan
ming for the foot ball game which was
TO be played Saturday has been called
off as it was thought to be impossible
to get large enough crowd out to the
game to make expenses. The Columbia
Academy will have holiday some time
next week and their foot ball team will
probably play here on that date.