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THE CHEMAWA M ERIC AN
j coejics
Pickering Chafcraft is taking lessons
on the violin.
"Gratitude" was Mr. Goudge's subject
last Suuday evening.
Oh! how beautifully our orchards are'
decorated with blossoms.
Gus Bowechop was out the first part
of the vet'k hunting items.
Frank Coburn is now out of the hos
pital after a short spell of illness.
Monoi night we all had a nice time
listening iu. the graphaphone of Mr.
( ooper's.-
The Y. V.'. C. A. delegates to the Cor
M nis convention returned last Monda y
it tu ning.
The Daisy Club held a very interest
ing meeting in McBride Hall last Friday
evening.. , -
Miss Miller took her Band of Mercy
girls out for a walk Sunday, and we all
enjoyed our walk. 1
j"M'S- tfirsch of Salem and her daugh
ter Mi-s Lena . visited friends at the
si tool mi .Sunday.
.Fra'ik Cdibirnr is back in the band
aga.iiju : I'iie lit tie Kb was missed very
much on Me inlay.
The Y. W.; C. A girls have returned
irom Corvallis after spending a few days
at the State convention.
i.Forjfeome slight reason the band 'has
not-been drilling in their regular form but
get in and drill with "Co. "A. ;
: Miss Skipton took her sewing room
girls out walking Friday, and we'all en
joyed our selves very much. '
Martha Miller is working on the floor
for Miss Troutman a ad she is proud of
her because she does her work neatly.
Miss Brown took Martha LeCIair
and Bessie Boles to evening service at
the Episcopal churth in Salem on Sun
day. Have you noticed how full of buds
the rose bushes are? If this warm weath
er continues we will soon have thousands
of roses.
Mr. Chalcraft, Mr. Brewer and Mr.
.Swam and some of the buys began
I veling the road between the Root
louse and the Power house.
Chemawa looked like a city park on
Sunday. There were a great many peo
ple here from Salem enjoying ou beanii
f nl grounds, and the music of our hand.
Mrs. Shucking of Salem, with her
onnsin Miss McCully of Portland and
M iss Wilson of Salem visited the differ
ent, departments of the school on Fri
day. ,
M r. Campbell, Miss Irene and Mr.
Ernest. Brewer saw Sousa's opera .'The
1 t ee Lance" at the opera house in Fa
'h m on Wednesday nignt, and say it
was very tine.
While Mr. Cooper was f-nteriaining
the school in chapel Monday evening
Mr. Bewley had the same kind of inn
chine over in JV1 itci ell i tail in band hall
entertaing the band boVs. He also took
'gome records of the school band.
" Misses Aileen and Laura Thompson,
and Miss Margaret Wilson of Salem and
Miss Margaret hutbeiland and Mies Lila
ivc( oily of Portland were guests. ol
Miss Irene Campbell during the week
and the tennis court vas inaugurated
for the season.