The Yoeman lodge spent the afternoon and evening last Sunday at a picnic at Felton's mill. There were about 150 members of the lodge and their friends present. They report a pleasant afternoon and a jolly "weinie" roast in the evening.

The Episcopal Sunday school picnic at the park, Thursday, was enjoyable, there being over 60 in attendance. There were races for the youngsters and the usual picnic eats.

Mrs. E. O. Bangs and Miss Kendrick were hostesses at a pretty party Thursday evening entertaining several of the women of the university faculty. The party was given complimenting Miss Wegman, who left today for her home in Portland.

The Mokepahreka club met Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. L. R. Scott on north Main.

Mrs. S. L. Willis and daughter, Miss Belle Willis, entertained Thursday evening in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Willis' nieces, the Misses Grace and Winifred Plummer, who left today for their home at Great Falls, Mont.

The lawn was lighted by Japanese lanterns and the evening was spent at bridge. The guests numbered 24.

The Kappa Kappa Gamma members who are in the city entertained at dinner at their house Saturday evening. Those present were Misses Margaret Ostroot, Dona Eggan, Mary Owings, Glatha Hatfield, Agnes Weed, Adilade Robbins, Pearl Doyle, Catherine Duggan, Myrtle Gano, Margaret Friedman, Beryl McCarthy, Norma Dow, Catherine Keane, and Mrs. Hickman. 