Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-11-18
O.Ladies
Entertained
AtChernaWa

One Of the most beautiful and
Impressive presentations Of the
ideals of an organization was
given last night at Chemawa
when through a series of dramat-
ic pictures the cardinal principles
OF the p. E. o. sisterhood were
depicted. The series Of pictures
representing the seven lessons
founded on the mosaic temple as
found in the Bible, burnt offer
fngs, lesson OF soul cleansing, JUS
tice, faith, love, purity and truth
viyidly dramatized just what P.
Il. o. means and stands for. The
drama was written and directed
by Miss Helen Crawford and is
called "The Way of Light"
The drama was presented at
the state convention last year
and was so very beautiful that
the Salem women asked to have
It given again, now perhaps 1t
will be shown in Corvallis and
Eugene. About seven hundred
people filled the auditorium at
Chemawa where it was given and
throughout all of the pictures the
attention Of the audience did not
waver. The impressiveness OF the
ceremony, as it almost was, held
the audience somewhat in awe.
The women who took part In
the drama were Lebanon women,
Mrs. Jennie O'Hara, Mrs. Vallie
O'Bryan, Mrs. Wilma Wagenar,
Mrs. Maud Kirkpatrick, Mrs.
Katherine Reeves, Mrs. Lulu
Stewart, Mrs. Mable Mcknight,
Mrs. Myrtle Gill and Louise
O'Brien, the neophyte, Donna Gill
and Margaret o'Brien, the cher
ubims.
After the drama was finished
reception was held at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Harwood Hall for
the out Of town visitors from Sa-
were served in the domestic sci
lem and Lebanon. Refreshments is
ence hall by Mrs. Halls class of
girls, Sigma Phi Delta. Before
the drama was presented the girls
also entertained with a number
of songs.
Two state officers were present
last night, Mrs. Maud Kemp,
state president, from Corvallis,
and Mrs. Lulu Stewart, from Leb-
anon, state corresponding secre-
tary.
The P. e. o. sisterhood are car
rying on a drive now, Of a ma
tienai scope, for a million dollars
in three years for the purpose of
helping girls get an education.
Eowthey have 100000 with
which they are helping five hum
dred girls, and their slogan has
been, a dollar a member. BY this
means they have raised the pres
ent amount. This is one of the
things that P. e. o. stands for, an
educational aim, and they are
very anxious to raise their fund
In order that they can help in
more substantial manner.
Mrs s, A. Parrot who has
been the house, guest of Mrs, c.
T. Pomeroy for the week return
ed to her homo in Portland Fri
day. Mr.. Parrott Joined her here
and returned with her.
Mrs. A. N. Bush was hostess
yesterday for one OF the smartest
events OF the week when society
matrons called between the hours
of 3:30 and $3.50 to meet Mrs.
Warren Truitt, the house guest OF
Mrs. Bush. Mrs. Clarence Keene
of Silverton and Mrs. Henry
Meyers presided at the elaborate
1y appointed tea table; while as
sisting In the dining room were,
Mrs. Prince Byrd. Mrs. w. Con-
nell Dyer, Miss Bruce Putnam,
Miss Charlotte zieber. Miss Eliza
Nolan.
The regular meeting OF the w,
G. T. U. will be held Tuesday at
ternoon at 2:30 in the associa-
tion hall. The program topac will
be w. G. T. U. work in foreign
lands. There will also be an OPP
portunity to have q social time
together.
Miss Phebe Gage and Mary
Hagart of Portland were visitors
IN Salem for a short time Friday
en- route to Corvallis where they
will witness the football game
and participate in the other
Homecoming festivities.