East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-03-22


county demonstration agent, then
\ talked ON the fly campaign ana gave
a survey OF the dairies. She was fol-
lowed by Mrs. Mae Hagar who sans
! a delightful solo, preceding a talk by
Mrs NJ. Q. Bennett on the Education-
al Bureau, Mrs. Hagar ana Miss LILY
Wattenburger completed the program
with an instrumental duet. The next
meeting OF the association is to be
held at the time of the school decla,
mstory contest.
The presence OF about SEQ members
and friends of the Baptist church and
Sunday school was last evening n de-
lightfOl feature of social affair
which filled many rooms of the
church. The entire basement was CIV
en- over to the entertainment of guests
between the ages OF nine and FOUR
teen under the chairinanship of Mrs.
], G.. Miller, assisted by Joe Dorsey
I and Guy johnson. A party of young
er guests made merry in the south
room OF the church with Mrs. WIN
WyriclS. Miss Catherine Wilcox and
Mrs. George Mason entertaining
them. while in the north room a par
Sy of sgrown-ups'' enjoyed a program
which had been arranged BY Or. Lo-
lreta Starha. and Mrs. Walter Jones.
as cliairmen. with Mrs Hartshorn.
Mrs. Gideon Brown. Mrs. A. r. May.
Mrs. W. III. Dale and Fred Broer. as
sisting. 1t included the following
numbers.
Piano Duet
Mrs. Mae Hagar. Miss Lily watten-
burger.
Vocal Solo Mrs. George Sutton
Reading ..... Miss Minta Clark
Piano Solo Miss Erya Dale
I Vocal Solo ......,. Mrs. Hagar
Stunt Essay on Woman" .......
.....-...... Mrs. Gideon Brown
A cafeteria supper concluded the
enjoyable affair. the committee re-
lspcnsfble for the refreshments inciud-
ling Mrs. Mason Thompson. Mrs. w.
w. Harrah and Mrs. T. f, Lampkin,
while the receiving committee was
composed OF George r.. Mason, Miss
Minta Clark and Leonard Nichols.
Silver Medal Contest will be held at
the Baptist church Tuesday evening
at 1880 o'clock. No admission will
be charged but an offering will be
taken. The program is as follows:
Song-Audience.
Prayer-The Rev. W. H. Cox.
Violin SoIo-To Wild Rose (Mc-
DowelD Leonard Marty.
Somebody's Edward Mark
ham
To the Rhine Bessie wiggiesworth
A Voice From the Poor House Es-
lther Helmick.
The Cigarette Boy--Leslie Starba.
| The Miracle-M Marjorie Crandeil.
Freedoms Flag-Charlotta Bow
man.
Freedom, Our Queen tHolmes)-
Morris lockwood.
MY Esther Winn.
The Flag Speaks (Walter Recls) -
Roswell Lockwood.
| Piano Solo The Dancing Peasants
(Roger) caroline Thompson.
Violin o-Selected-Cleo Camp
bell
Mrs. Matte NJ. Sleeth. state presi-
dent of the w. C. r. U. will talk
while the judges are making their de-
cision.
Piano Solo Poionaise tchopain)-
Dorothida Dodge.
DIR. E. G. Eshelman, supervising
medical examiner of the United Arte-
slams. and w. Ell. Harris. general or
ganizer. will be in Pendleton with the
local assembly on Tuesday. March 25.
A membership, campaign is to be
launched by the lodge.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. n. Eoff have had
as their house guests since Tuesday
the later's father and mother. Mr. and
Mrs r. w. Pinkerton, of Nero, Ore
gon. Mr. Pinkerton returned home
this morning but his wife is to remain
for few more days as her daughters
guest.
Miss Lillian Ackerman. who has
been the house guest of Mrs. Emery
l.. Sewell for the past week. left on
No 4 this morning for her home near
Vale.
Invitations have been issued by
Mrs. ]. Newton Burgess. Mrs. Samuel
r. Thompson, Mrs John r. Adams.