East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-10-17
MANY PROMINENT
WORKERS ATTEND.
PROGRAM IS FINE
Thiry-Third Annual Meeting
Starts Tonight at Methodist
Church.
WELLKHOWA SPEAKERS LISTED

The Commercial association il
cooperating with the local W.
{. 7. L. in plans for entertaining
the visitors to the state conVen-
tion. The entertainment com
mittee OF which ]. F. Robinson is
chairman will be at the depot this
evening to greet the DELEGATES
and assist in escorting them to
the hotels. On Thursday after
noon the association will prob
ably provide an automobile trip
over the city for the delegates.
The local w. C. T. U. wishes
the general public Of Pendleton to
know that the convention meet
ings Will be open to all who de-
sire to attend.
The thirty-third annual convention
Of the oregon Woman's Christian
Temperance Union will assemble this
evening in the Methodist church in
this city. and a strenuous program
has been provided for all the sessions.
which last until Saturday morning.
Wednesday morning the important
business Of the convention will begin
with the address of Mrs. Jennie ~.
Kemp, state president In the after
noon the following county reports win
be taken under the title Victorious
Yesterdays and Confident Tomor-
rows" Baker county, Mrs. Myra Nc
Naught; Benton. Mrs. Mary B. starr;
Columbia, Mrs. Minnie B. Hyde:
Clackamas, Mrs. Il. B. Andrews; Coos.
Mira. Blanche Faulds: Crook, Mrs.
Mary V. Charlton: Douglas, MIA Ida
Marsters; jackson. Mrs. Lydia How
ell; Jefferson. Mrs. ]. H. Horney; Jo-
sephrine. Mrs. Lulu Caldwell; Klam-
ath, Mrs. Emma Grigsby; Lane, Mrs
Kate B Woods; Linn. Mrs. Elizabeth
Robinson; Malheur. Mrs. D. E. Ba-
ker: Marion. Mrs. Sarah e. oliver:
Multnomah, Mrs. Matte NJ. Sleeth.
Polk, Mrs. Blanche Paul; Sherman.
Mrs. W. E. Wattles, Cmatilla, MrA
]. c. Woodwork; Union, Mrs. Para
l. Thornton; Wallowa, Mrs. NJ. c.
Mumford; Wasco, Mrs. Lydia Fox:
Washington, Mrs Rachel Hoskins;
Yamhill. Rev. Edith Minchin.
Miss Mayree Snyder will contribute
vocal number and Mrs. ]. Cananne
of Milton will give a reading.
Banquet Is Arranged.
Wednesday evening the delegates
will be entertained at a banquet and
welcomed to Pendleton by the follow
ing in behalf of various organizations
of the city: For the city, his honor
]. A. Best, mayor: for the Commercial
Club, Judge stephen A. Lowell; for
the schools, A. T. Park, superintend-
ent for the civic club. Mrs. E. 7.
Wade; for the Parent Teacher asso-
citation. Mrs. W. D. McNary; for the
churches, Rev. ]. E. Snyder; for the
I Woman's Christian Temperance
Union, Mrs. s. A. Lowell.
Thursday morning the election OF
officers and Of delegates TO the ma
tional convention will be held. Thurs
day afternoon the Brewers Amend
ment' will be discussed BY Mrs Mat
tie NJ Sleeth, president OF the Multi
nomah county w. c. T. U.
Commercial Club Guests.
} Later the delegates will be guests
of the Pendleton Commercial club for
Seeing Pendleton' excursion The
event of Thursday evening will be the
diamond medal contest arranged BY
Mrs Margaret Houston. state super
intendent of medal contests.
Friday morning. under the title.
Public sentiment in Action" series
of topics and institutions will be re-
ported on by the following: Chris
tian Citizenship Mrs. NJ NJ. Ed
munds Flower Mission" Mrs. Mary
B. Campbell; Humane Education.
Mrs. Joanna De Peau. Institutes"
Mrs. Henrietta Brown Legislation
and Law Enforcement Mrs Zanana
Rosebraugh, Press" Miss Frances
+. Gotschall. Purity and Rescue
Work Mrs. X. NJ Kelley. Purity In
Literature and Art Mrs. L. NJ. Tut
Hill; school Savings and Thrift.
Mrs Fannie McCourt. Scientific
Temperance instruction" Mrs. g. l.
Buland, Soldiers and sailors" Mrs
Elizabeth DalgleLsh
Public Sentiment Topic.
The subject Public Sentiment a
Continuing Force" will be handled
by these women. Anti Narcotics,
Mrs Nettle Wallace. Eyangslistie
and Almshouse" Mrs. Alice Hanson
Mothers Meetings and white RIB
bon Recruits" Mrs. J o. Richmond.
Peace and Arbitration" Mrs L.
Round. Prison Reform" Mrs. J B
Litter; Temperance and Labor ."
Mrs Lucia F. Addition. work Among
, Colored People Mrs II D. Fuill.
love- work Among Foreign Speak
ing People, Mrs. Blanche Richards
Work Among Indians" Mrs. a. p.
May; Work Among Lumbormen