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prof David Campbell. head of the
conservatory OF music at Whitman
college win arrive from walla Wal
IL th,a evening 10 spend the week
eri a. q guest at the home Of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Cole, where his
niece, Miss Iramalee Campbell OF Los
Angeles, Is also guest. Prof.
Campbell, who is a brother of Presi-
dent Campbell of the University OF
Oregon, has been drafted into the ma
-ional army.
A splendid attendance marked the
ta.seting OF the Current Literature
club yesterday. the first one since the
summer adjournment, which was
held In the club room of the library.
Ii being Presidents day no formal
program was presented, the menu
bers devoting their time principally
TO the election of delegates for the
coming convention and a discussion
OF the years work. 1t was decided
that a large portion of the time will
be devoted TO Red Cross sewing but
that regular programs and refresh
ments will also be enjoyed. The del
egates named were Mrs. E. B. Aid
rich and Mrs. r. E. Ringo with Mrs.
Norbourne Berkeley as alternate.
The next meeting will be held octo-
ber sth in the club room with Mrs.
Roy Raley hostess.
Interesting word comes back from
Miss Vera Temple and Miss Jane
Murphy who are now settled at
Ward Belmont, Nashville, Tenn, OF
the delightful and beautiful school
they are attending. The campus Is
wonderful. they declare, and the
buildings all very modern and goo1
looking.
Mrs. Leon Cohen left last evening
for washington. d. C., where she win
spend the winter.
Al a meeting of the Girls Nation
al Honor Guard held Thursday even
ing in the city hall, the following Of
ffcers were elected: Miss Evelyn
sommervIlle. president; Miss Arlie
Rouanzin, vice president, and Miss |
Quindara Wilcox. secretary-treasur-
er. The military and first aid off
GERS will be appointed later by the |
president.
Miss Gladys Brownfield, and Miss
Campbell, who has been visiting here
during the Roundup, left today for |
Portland. Miss Brownfield will spend |
tho. winter in Portland.
Mrs. Douglas Belts was a delight
fnl hostess Thursday afternoon to the
members of the Spizzerinktum club
at her home. 3O4 Lewis street. The
meeting was largely attended ana
being the first one since the summer
vacation was devoted principally to
business. The selection of officers
resulted in the unanimous reelection
of Mrs. T. ]. Tweedy as president
Mrs. ]. ]. Hamley as vice-president'
and Mrs c. S. Terpening as secre-
tary. The remainder of the after
noon was devoted to needlework'
many of the ladies using their efforts
for the benefit of the Red Cross,
which line of work has been made
Optional with the individual mem
bers. Mrs. william Evans was the
only guest present other than reg
uiar members. The afternoon was
thoroughly helpful and delightful
and the club is anticipating with
much pleasure the next meeting on
october 9Th, when Mrs. ]. ]. Hamley
and Mrs. Hegeman win be hostesses
Miss Edith Richardson. who is
teaching school at Holdman. is syis-
iting her mother here. who is CRIT
icaily Ill.
Miss Genevieve HALEY Of San
Francisco. one of the most successful
of the younger western artists. viii
visit her mother, Mrs. Thomas G.
HALEY. next week. Miss HALEY viii
take a sig weeks vacation and while
here viii paint and make sketches
Of some of the local society folk and
viii make pictures of some OF the
most attractive local scenes. 1t IS
possible that Mrs. Eleanor Martin Of
san Francisco. and Captain and Mrs
John wall CEulalie Northrop) viii
come north at the same time.-ore-
genian.
$50 Long Lefty" which appeared !
al the KeyIor Grand theater in wal
"a wa1la last evening attracted
number Of PendIeton folk. Among
those who motored over were Mrs
y. p. Temple. Mrs. Fred Earl Mrs
=. z NEiEons MI anu @AAS- .
ChIeupek and Alvin Slusher.
The Parent-Teacher Association "l
he Washington school Will meet
Monday evening at 1880 o'clock in
he school building to elect dele
rates 10 the state convention at Eu- I
gene. All patrons Of the school are I
Urged 20 attend 7
I
Charles Peterson. formerly Of Pen
ffetou. but who has been at Boise 4
-ecentIy. was here today en- route TO '
5eiix to visit his mother. after which r
5 goes TO Bremerton where he VIII n
3 ia the lectricaI branch Of the ma
y.
vsvt.s. T,,.tfra of the Peace Joe H.