East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-03-24

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Tomorrow the w. c. II. L. will hold
Tits county institute in the club room
of the library, the opening session be.
thinning at 10 O'Clock with the follow
ling program:
I Music-Audience.
# DevotionaI-Mrs. j. Glen Miller.
Report of the State Convention
Mrs. J. C. Woodworth and Mrs. w. s
fAhearn, of Milton. ta. 's'
h Song, "Umatilla Stunt''-Mrs. q. w
Miller and Mrs. McQuarry, both OF
Milton.
Ways and Means of Financing work
of the County for 1s1e-General dis
cussion. Noontide prayer.
A banquet will be served in the
basement OF the Christian church and
the afternoon session win open at 1 80
o'clock for the following numbers:
Devotional-Mrs. s. A. Lowell.
instrumental Music--Mrs. II. A.
Hartshorn.
Paper--Some Things Women
Should Know About Alcoholic Medi-
cine-Mrs. Minnie Walker of Helix.
Music-Furnished by Milton.
Mrs. j. 3. ellis of F'reewater.
II Vocal Solo-Mrs James Hill.
II Address-Mrs. Matte NJ. Sleeth,
state president.
The evening session will include a
silver medal contest at the Baptist
Church at 7;3o. to which the public
is invited. No admission will be
charged bupt a silver offering will
be taken.
tT The betrothaI Of Miss Myrtle Ross
to clifford Mitchell OF San Francisco,
twas made known recently at an in
formal party at the Delta Delta Delta
tehapter house in Eugene. Miss Ross
/ is a member of the Tri-Delta sorority
kand is Junior in the University. She
lis the daughter of the late Donald
Ross prominent farmer. and Mrs.
Ross OF Pendleton, and is a graduate
of the Pendleton high school.
Mr.. Mitchell is a welI-known fo6t-
| bail star, and he, recently was chosen
as one of the all-American football
team. He was with the marine corps
Iuntil December when he re-entered
the university. He is in his senior
year and is a popular Sigma M.
Miss Pauline Jones. chairman of
Division One, Bushee Chapter, No. 10.
o. f. s., will serve tomorrow evening
at meeting for the good of the order.
Experiences of past patron told by
n past patron will be one among sew
eral numbers which have been plan
ned. All members and visiting mem
bers are asked to be present. The
injecting is scheduled for s o'clock.
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Gay streamers Of gold and purple.
forming a drop ceiling and flnttering
before the orchestra and over the win
dows combined with festoons of wis
taria to make Eagle woodman hall d
charming scene for the annual junior
prom for which members Of the 1920 |
class OF the high school proved them
selves splendid hosts saturday even- I
ing. The grand march opened the I
affair at o'clock with Miss Wilma
Gardner and Edwin ISirtley junior
class president, leading. Next in line
were Miss Mary Clark and Kenneth
Tu1IOch. senior president. Programs
were handed ont by Miss Roberta
Morrison and Miss Katherine Furnish.
Fletcher's orchestra played for the
iancing and festoons OF the class col !
ors and a profusion of the purple blos-
,oms decked an adjoining room where
he guests might adjourn during the
nterm missions, Miss Gladys snyder and
Hiss Georgia Bradley presiding at the
,nnch bowl. A pretty feature dance
,ccnrred toward the end OF the pro-
ram when the lights were turned low