The Campfire Girls met Sunday afternoon with their leader, Mrs. Myrtle Clark, and spent a very pleasant hour together. Violet Frye was initiated as wood gatherer, she is the first girl to reach this rank.
H. J. Brucker of the George Creighton company, left Monday afternoon for Muskogee, Oklahoma, to spend ten days looking after business interests.
Miss Katherine Keane, who teaches in the Spokane schools, spent the weekend visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Keane. Miss Ada Burke, also of Spokane, formerly of Moscow, was a guest at the Keane home.
DUAL TRACK MEET
FIRST SEASON
Washington State college and University of Idaho track and field athletes meet Saturday afternoon at Pullman on Roger's field in the first dual track meet of the season. Idaho's chances of winning the meet are looked upon as reasonably good. The dual meet to have been held here was changed to Pullman on account of W. MacLean field, the university's athletic field, is being worked over to provide for a baseball diamond and a new cinder track and in order to have the meet here the races would have been held on the slow dirt track at the Fairgrounds. In order to give the contestants a chance to try for records, the athletic departments of the two colleges have decided to hold the meet at Pullman.
Captain "Jerry" Gill, Idaho's crack two-miler, will lead the Vandal runners against the Cougar aggregation, as is considered as one of the best two-miler in the conference, and he is expected to win.  This event Saturday. 