East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-09-23

Fifty five thousand fofccpts sponges
comprise the next allotment Tor the
surgical DRESSINGS department OF the
Red Cross, and the work beginning
Monday, September %, viii occupy the
coming days. All women who have
not Joined the regular classes are
urgcd TO attend any afternoon or eve
ming Tor a cordial welcome awaits all
who win give part of their time to
aid IN the gauze folding work. Fol-
lowing are the classes with the super
visors In charge scheduled for the
coming week.
Monday afternoon. Mrs. n. Berke-
lev, Mrs. Walter Adams, supervisors.
Monday evening. business girls,
Mrs. J. G. Woodworth, supervisor
Tuesday afternoon, Mrs. T.. L.
Power, Mrs. James Welch, supervis-
ors
Wednesday afternoon, Mrs T. T. o.
Brien, Mrs. Jim Estes, supervisors.
Thursday afternoon. Mrs. J. c.
Woodwork. Mrs. II. $. Garfield, SUI
pcrvisors.
Thursday evening. honor guard,
Miss Pauline Jones. supervisor
Friday afternoon. Mrs l.. L. Rogers.
Mrs. J. G. Woodworth. supervisors.
Mrs. Mollle Kemp, OF Kansas city,
is the guest Of Mrs. $. 4. Harra Of sl1
College street. Mrs. Kemp saw the
Roundup and is much taken with
the city. She win visit the Pendleton
woolen mills TODAY. Mrs Kemp has
also been a guest In Portland ana
other cities OF oregon.
PendletOn current Literature Club
Studied history and literature Of
United States: contributed S26 TO Rea
Cross in place OF social affairs, sew
ed. knitted. made scrap books and
made cakes for the soldiers: assisted
10 food administration, Knights of
Columbus. War Savings stamps and
Red Cross and sll4 for War Savings
Stamps; donated $40 10 scholarship
loan fund: s. to Boys and Girls Aid
society.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Franklyn Kennedy.
SIS Park street had as their guests
during the Roundup. Mr.. and Mrs
y. c. Cook OF Portland, Mr. and Mrs
c. A. Johnston of The Dalles, and Miss
Frances Gardner. Mrs. KennedY's sis
ter. who has just returned from Chi
cago.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Endioott left this
morning for their ranch al ukiah.
Mrs. Endicott viii return in "a few
weeks with her son and they viii
spend the winter in Portland.
Lieutenant and Mrs. George f.
Dauhner. left ON No. II this mornins
for Portland where the former is sta.
toned Ia the airplano production
service OF the army. Lieutenant
Daubner. who has just been commis-
stoned has been in the service only
In Portland with him but returned 10
fensileton for the Round Up. being
joined here by her husband saturday,
Mr.. and Mrs. +. =, STRESSED ana
daughter Gale. OF Twin Falls. Idaho. I
and N. and Mrs. Alex oliver and
daughter Dovie. 1915 w. webb street. /
10 Walla Walla yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert a. Mcdonald ]
have returned from Portland where
hey have spent a month ia study
preparatory 40 opening their music
studio here. Mrs. Mcdonald has been
attending the Master course Of les
sons given by Leopold Godowsky 1
word-famed pianist and pedagogue.
She also had the privilege 81 doing I
private work with Mr.. Godowsl9l I
Who commended her very highly on
ler talent and musical Intelligence.
Mr. Mcdonald has done coaching
sfffh kEffffuan wallace fsrabap, rrsa
u the foremost violinists on this
md orchestral conducting with W. +
Bacon. Mr. Mcdonald has had a
'lattering offer to become a member I
lf the Graham string qusriette."
which will concertize throughout the !
northwest this season. This quar-
ette will probably be heard here dur 4
ng the winter and pendletou music 4
lovers viii have an opportunity 20
hear some splendid chamber music
rs well as excellent solo work.
Miss Vera Temple who went to CAL
fornia several days ago 20 enter Miss
sarnard's school has changed her
plans and win attend the University I
y California at Berkeley.
Miss Grace Rugg has returned for
ne liound-up from the huRg ranch
rear Echo. where she has spent the
last several weeks and VIII remain
a town uniil the latter part of this
yeek. when she viii leave for Port
and and Eugene 10 reenter the INT
.crHity of oregon.
The business girls surgical dress
nNB class VIII resume work This