Thursday, February 5, 1925,
THE EA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Kl
PAGE THREE
NEWS of SOCIETY
fhuptcr I, P. K. D., is 'xtr'iif
ly foriujuil.- in b.-h.K able lo ub-1
lain Ktsliop H. Lesttr Smith, or he
Hflvna Area of the MHthodlsl
KptBmnul church, who Ib in lh(
rlty at the present ttniti, to kWh an
addrtus at their itif tiling tomorrow
uftprnoon. Mrs. H. S. Hrownton U
In charse of the program for tht
ultefnoon unci by coincidence the
program had been urrungid to 1j
df.voled to India. Bah op Smith
spent several years in Indl-u and
will talk on "The Oandhi Move
nuM.t," a movement for ni'!on:il !n.
fbipendenco in India.
Mrs. Mrownton will give a paper
On TftKore.' a Hindu writer, who
received the Noble prize In lndlu.
. Mrs. Keo Warnlck and Mrs. Al
fred Milne were host esses to the
tit. refers Kpiseopul Clulld yester
day afternoon at the home of Mrs
Warnlck. A delightful musical
program was rendered during th
afternoon by Minsea rVrthn niintss.
Alice Milne nipl Virginia WurnieU,
romposed or piano ami violin numbers.
r. i it i i uriiiiu ii (in r (in i in y
refreshments were served by the
)i osteoses.
Mrs. ninsledorf proved herslf n
most dellphtful hpstesH Wednesday
alternoon when she entertained the
First Division of the Methodist La
dies Aid Society at her 'ipurtmcnt
In the West building. Mrs. H. ('.
Smith, president of the society.
'who has just returned from an 'X-
'fenJed visit to Utah, ' Arizona and
California, presided over a short
business session and Mrs. T-ep Hun
ford had charge of the devotional.
Mrs. Toin Walsinser save a much
appreciated reading nnd the re
mainder of the afternoon was spent
in visiting. Mrs. Mary Wortn.jof
'lljderwood. Wash., Mrs. John Lo
tus. Mrs. John Heesland and Miss
Hefa Ourlto were RUesis of the su
rMy for the afternoon and at the
.close of one of the most enjoyable
afternoons the division lv:s had
this winter Mrs. Klla holy and Mrs
lien, Hnnford ass'sled Mrs. Blnj?ltt
dorf In serving n dainty two course
luncheon.
.
. . Invitation' are out by the l.o
for an informal dunce to be Riv
en tomorrow evening In the ball
room of the Klks Temple, This It
the first social affair of this nature
Riven by the DeMolay chapter
since organization and u wood tinif
1h anticipated by every member
The I'endli'ton and Maker chapter!
have been Invited and several nr
expected to be present tomorrow
even In;:.
.
The Ladles Aid Society of tht
7Vcsbytertan church met yesierd-aj
in the community room of the
church for their regular nieetinp
' Most of the afternoon was spetv
In a business session, with Mia. C
vy. rvoyes, preiinnr, jm mining.
drive has been underway by th'
society for money to prepare th
Inside of the church for the plp
onran wlvldi has arrived In tin
city. It was announced yesterday
that more than the amount needer
has been obtained and a man wll
lie hero Saturday to Install the or
Ran. Tuesday evening, l-Vbrmtry 10
the annual pot-luck supper will b
tliven at the cljurch at which Unit
all members will celebrate tht
completion of the church and In
staliation of the pipe organ. Many
p:-ins were made yesterday for ililr
Hiipper. which will be u big event
in the history of the church.
The Second Division of the Iji
dies Aid Society of the First Melh-
Chic Apron
Is ' Feature
si 1
'4 ;
i
i
GOOD PICTURES
I SGHDO
1
fllK'AOO, (Al. ) Ibllevinir
that the heritage of beauty Is bit UK
denied the child, "while his sto
mach Is stuffed with good things
and his mind Is filled with facts,"
the Chicago 1'ubllc School Art So-
jclety was founded and since its
i organization has brought . and
hung 2.4(H) kirge, eobtriu' repo
duetions of fatuous masterpieces
in class rooms of ixo of the cliy'fc
300 public schools.
I'lclures carrying a lesson form
the body of the 'subjects selected
by the society.
So successful have been the re
sults that an organized effort to
make nationwide tin movement
for pictures in school rooms Is
about to he nutde, according to
Mrs. Theodore Teiken, president ot
the society.
''Thousands of our school chil
dren come from dirty, ugly homes."
said Mrs. Teiken. "They play, in
drab, grey streets, monotones of
ugliness. To such children a beau
tiful picture is a glimpse into thV
land thai dreams come from. A
good picture In the life of a child
during! that critical, formative, pe
riod may be the means of chang
ing his whole- life; it may "even
bring forth the first gleam of la
tent artistic talent.
'When our soclely was founded
it ts our ambition lo see a fine
picture on the walls of every class
room In Chicago. No. having
been given the vision of what can
be done, we hope to see It promot
ed by similar societies in every
riiy."
I1IIS frock owes its chic to the
ertiiiioidf red apron which is nr
mriKed so neutly across tht
front, likewise tu the youthful collar
line which is a fold of the muterlal
stand inn up un the slightly round
neckline. The material is black satin
hacked crepe and the embroidery is
Hi red and white
odist KplscophI church met yester
day for their regular meeting at
t he he uie of M rs. Hoy Forrester,
do l Wasii Ingt on uven ne. M rs. O.
K. Sling had charge of the devo
tional and Mrs. Geo, ftanrs, presi
dent, presided over the business
meeting, after which there was a
social'luiur during which time Mrs.
Clyde 1'etcrson assisted Mrs. For
rester in serving a delightful lunch,
eon. .
Announcements
Social announcements may
be printed In this column free
of charge. Any announce
ments pertulnlng to any func
tions such as cooked food
sales, etc, will be refused. An
nouncements, to be printed the
same day, must be In society
editor's hands by 9:00 o'clock.
News editor's nolo.
WALLING'S
SII.K AM) WOOL
intixsi.s
TO CI.OM". Ol T.
ss..vi - sni.?r. . $u..'iO
One I.ol
KICK HAM MAT l'RAMF.S
Al (
WALLING'S
The SI. Peters F.pisoopal Guild
will give a card parly at Hunan
hall Saturday evening, February
14. This is one of the most elab
orate sociul events given by the
Guild during the year and in Any
plans are being made by the com
mittee in charge to make it an en
loyable one.
f
Mrs. Sam Harris will be hostess
o the F, A. It. club tomorrow af
ternoon. The 1 'arent-Teadicrs association
)f the Willow Bvhool will meet to
morrow afternoon at 2:'.U o'clock
it the school building.
Itakmce in Marks Grew
200,000 Times as Liability
BKHI.IN. (AP).-depositors in
Germany banks who carried ac
counts in the days of paper marks
tind those accounts a liability,
which would frighten n man not'
accustomed to the fantastic fig
ures of inflation. (Jays.
"An American who hail n small
paper mark account apd thought
he had drawn It all bit before the
rentenmark was stabalized. recent
ly received n letter from his bank,
advising him thai since the var
ious stipulations of the I awes
plan hove come Into effect and
the new Itefelisliank currency has
neen established his account of
;MiF.(Mi0 pup.?r marks has been con
verted into n rcicllsmnrk account.
The rate of conversion was l.tum,
Miui.ofin old marks for one new
mark. In other words, tbc pap
er mark account became a smalll
fraction of a pfennig. Against
this the bank charged outlays fpr
poslage and expences aggregating
1300,000,000.00(1, leaving the de
jposbor mure than 200,000,000,000
paper murks in the debt of the
'bank, for having neglected to draw
r out this worthless balance.
However, the banks are not risk
ling the depositors ta pay for the
! privilege of having allowed bai
j ance to remain in old marks. The
j letter states: "Considering, .(hat
(lhis latter amount represents only
I a fraction of one new relehsmnrk,
we prefer for simplicity's nuke,
to refrain from nskiug you to cover
this small Item and beg that you
consider thie account closed."
The bunks offer 6 percent Inter
est on accounts In relchsmarks.
while louns made to customers
pay Interest running as high as 2
percent a month.
lvs &JL
'Gibson Giri"
-:. -"I
KOA, llenver, Colo, (Moun
tuln, J2I.4), 3 p. m.. 'Thtrtoifnth
Hungarian Rhapsody.' "Hpndo
Mrllliaute," Margaret Htubbs, pian
ist; "Kleetrlcal lllumlnalton In the
Home," 8. W. Hishop; "Tin
Princes. "Odailske, rhanks for
''hy Hand." Halph Freese, tenor;
S, KOA orchestra; "Hail lo the
Dawn," 1 cnver concert quartet;
vgcal duet. "Solenne in Quest 0ni
from l.a h'orza del le3tno,'' Cor-'
nellus leHey. J. Allen Grubb; l.ut
luby front "Jocelyn," "Friend ot
Aline."' Itcruicc W. poughty, so
prano; "Wake, Miss Idmly,' "Vpod
Thou Swet't Music,' Denver cqn-
Harmony aces. "Rook Farmer" ser
ies. G. C. Higgar: 8:45-4:46, home
makers' hour, club contest ; Aran,
Itulph Kmersun. organist ; 6:M,
Ktmate theater sludlo; 7, lullaby
time, Glenn ftowell and Ford
Hush; 7:1ft, Chicago Association of
Credit Men, qipirtci, trio and dop
bles; 8, It. F. p. program. Ford
am) Glenn, Uavullnn gililarlsts;
"John 'I'm niptuM-d," eiieH: Hen
riettu Greenfield, violinist; -0,
Haddler feuture; 0:a. Janet Sim
ons, pianist; U:4, Art Kahu, Hen
atw theater; I if, Sejutte Symphony
orchestra; Ht:;ttl, Isham Jpnes or
chest ra ; Hi : 4i, Ford and Glenn
cert quartet; "A Pleusiint Half time.
Hour ut the Hearh," Klsie Webb. I WI.W. Cpe(nniM. Ohio (Central,
reader; "Aria, Celeste Alda," J 42a), 8 u. n., physleul exerrlses.
' Drink to Me ()nly with Thine Y. . r. A., Win. Siradtmun, tn
Kyes." J. Allen Gridd), fenor; jstructor; lii:ir p. m,, program,
"Ktmle en FtMpie de Valse," 1'qI- Delta Otulcron sorority; 4, lesson in
onaise," Muigar-'l Day (Jriiiih. ; jrrench. Muijaino Telmpldls; pupflM
pianist; "Jtoad Trpubles with the of Leo Stofrregen in recitnl.
Auto." H. I.. Johnson; "Carry MeJ WMAQ, Chicago. JU- (Centiil,
Hack to Old. Virginia." "Sweet ami; 447.6), 4 p. m., lull; pit Knglsb,
Low." ' weel Gepevleve." quartet? irs. J. Klllott Jenkins: ' 4 :3U. pu
Itoinance from "Nignpi),- "Duwi pjl. Hush conservatory: 5, lullaby
In the peseri.' f'HIrih of Morn," . ludy. Mrs. (lene Davunnort: ti, or-
f
i.au)-a Kei)i Anderson; "Teddy, a
Chrlslian Spldter, Hlse Webb,
reuder;1 vocal duet, "Thq Voyag
ers," Ibrulci) W. Doughly, J. Allen
lOrubb: "Nun e Ver," "Cjlm us the
Night," Cornelius Dcllcy, baritone;
'The Sextette from l.aclu," quar
tet : "Habanera," KOA orchestra,
KOIi. .stale College, N. M. (Moun
tain. S4S.C), 7:30-lj;.tu ). in., popu
lar science course, lesson 3, mepi
her of the engineering faculty.
Kl(, San Francisco. Calif. I Pa
cific, 4L:t). 7 ii. m.. daily dozen; Hi,
town crier; H):ir "Whut Is Play
ing at the Various , Theaters;"
i:4.ri p. in., tall;, Commonwealth ) daughter of "Uncb
club luncheon; 1-2. liudy Seiger's Worhl-Heruld; a:3u,
A modern (iloson girl' Is Mejel
loiemun. Who ims been select Pd an
one of America's most beautiful wo
men. She was added to the list when
six artists named her. addition to
having the most beautiful hands, in
the country she has won first prla
to two mid west beauty contests, j
gun recital, Chicago (heater: G:30,
potel !.iHulc orchestra; 8, weekly
Wldc-Awako club program, Mrs.
Frances Al. Ford: K:yo, musical
gepgruphy. Mr. and Mrs. Mnix F..
O b w rti d o r f e r; u:l&, Chicago
Heights Women's club chorus.
WMC, Memphis, Tenn. (Central.
rna,9). i'i m.. musical progrupi, (J.
K. Hotick Piano company; 8 p. m.,
bedtlnie slory: 8:30, concert, Hp-It -lings'
Novelty orchestra; II, mid
night frolic, Jtoh Miller.
WQAy, Omaha. Nebr. (Gen
Iral, 622.3), 0 p. m., story hour
conducted )y Doris Claire Secord.
Iloss of the
Harry Hrader.
Fairmont hotel orchestru: 4 : so-! violinist-conductor. ami Frank
r::to. Kudy Seiger's Fairmont hotel St rawn. pianist, of the Hlalto nym-
oreliestra; 8-!i, dance music, Cleve- phony orchestra;
Vn Ion S Ihhi1 Approved.
When You
Tire Of
Your Bob
Thrn vml'M ti- !r.tfrptH
la Uiv i.nt huir svit-i-tiun
we have just purchased to
aid In making a perfect
coiffure while your own hair
prows out tn the proper
' tenet h.
The hnir l of excellent
quality and mod-rate In
price. We urge you to S'-e
the display at yo ir early
convenience
GEIST MARIN ELLO
SHOP
Room A, SonwHT Hldf,
"A Beauty Aid for
Erery Nd.'
Phone Main 577
Timber Wolvc Caught.
A1.HA.W. Ore. Mr. and Mrs.
Chester Allyn, who live above
f ascadin, recently trapped two
timber wolves and reduced the
pack of four wolves whleh hasj
been operating In that vicinity at
the expanse of catH and wild
ame. Tliey will attempt to cap
tpre the other two wolves be.
fore the snow melts.
One of the wolves caught In
their traps was badly mangled
by the two that remained free
but the other gave up a. finely
furred pelt. Several lynx cuts,
bobcats and coyotes have been
trapped in the Allyn straps this
winter.
Threp Autos ' Wrerkeil.
HOOD HTVF.H. Ore. With ull
dlst rlcts but ono represented,
members of the school boards of
Hood III ver, Frankton, Ilarrett,
Plnegrove, Vlento, Ooakgrove and
Wyeth unanimously y approved
plans for a union high school for
the lower Hood River valley, ex
clusive of the Odell section, where
a union high school is already
maintained. The total assessed
valuation of the combined dis
tricts reaches $7. 1 mJ.iMbi, with a
bonding capaeity of lltf.&.oon. For
mal petitions for 1 he proposed
union high school will be pre
sented. Since Iflfi the enrollment of
the city high school, attended by
students of most pf the rural
districts, lias Increased KiO per
cent, and an enrollment of 400
is anticipated next fall ut the
building, already 2.1 per cent overcrowded.
Sawmill Is Sold.
FAT.T.S CITV. Ore. W. T.
Brown ond Colonel Matthews sold
their lumber mill here to W. fl.
MONMOUTH. Ore. As a rn- Daugherty of cottage drove and
mil of the traffic congestion on the new owner has taken possej.
calist ; 9-10. Kxainlner program;
i ii-1 1 , Alma K. Moss, contralto;
Mrs. Arthur Hllss Carpenter, pian
ist; Oswald Kullling. vlo-eello and
liillie Moss, baritone.
KFNF, Shenandoah. Iowa (Cen
tral, 2GG). tl:!io. p. m., progrum. Hoy
SroutH, Red Oak, Iowa, M. A.
Prutt, director.
KI'OAJ. Seattle, Wash.. (Pacific.
4r.ro, 4-B:ir p. m., Olympic hotel
concert orchestra: today's recipe;
0:45-8: 1 5, Sherman Clay & com
pany program; 8:30 -10, Seattle
Times studio program; 10:05-11,
Olympic hotel dance music.
kV'QX, Kent lie. Wash. (Central.
2:i K . ::io-7:ir p. m'.. news; 7: 1 -.
hedtinfl' story. Aunt Vivien; 8-!i,
Karl Gray and his Hotel Puller or
chestra; o-io, concert hour: 10-11,
Karl Gray and his orchestra.
CFHtJ. I.os Angebs. Calif. (Pa
cific, 27S). 10:30-11:30 a. in., sun
shine hour personally conducted by
Mrs. Mcpherson; 3:30-4:30 p. in.,
organ recital. Roy Held p.rlgnall;
7:30-9:1!), auditorium, young peo
ple's service, testimonials, sermon
by evangelist-pastor, Almee. Sem
ple MePherson; (t: I 5-lo, concert by
Silver band, Q. N. Nichols, direc
tor, talk on technical Radio 311b
ject. N. K. Hrowii; 10-11. organ re
cital. Roy U-id Itrignatl, assisted
by d. N. Nichols.
KGO, f)akland. Calif. (Pacific.
312), 11:3u-i p. m,( luncheon con
cert. Pacific Stales Klec't ric com
pany: 4-5:30, concert orchestra,
Hotel St. Francis: 5:30-G, girl's
half hour, Kslher Wood .Schneider.
KG W. Portland. Ore. (Pacific.
4KG.1), 12:30 p. m., concert; 5
children's program, Aunt Nell; 8.
iecture. 1'ni versify of Oregon ex
tension division; "Permanent Court
of International .lust lee," Dean
William G. Hale; 0:3u, Hoot Owls
KIM, I,os Angeles, Calif. (Pa
cific. !&), 12:30-1:30 p. m.. Per
ry's orchestra; (l-r:30, Art Hick
man's Piltniore hotel concert or
chestra. I'M ward Flt pal rick, dlreo
tor; (1:30-7:30, little stories Ameri
can history. Prof. Waller Sylvester
Hertzog; fathering Cotter, reader;
Richard Headrlck, screen juvenile;
Utile Ortvid Durand with Uncle
John; 7:30, "The Romance of the
Santa Fe Trail," Gladys De Witt:
Ji-H, Marian It nisi on, coinposcr
Idanlst; ft-lrt. Piggly Wlggly girls
trio; 10-11, Karl Hurt net t's Itilt
more hotel dance orchestra.
KNX. Hollywood. Calif. (IMclflc.
337 , S 0. m., morning prayer; 9.
Hind Hand, news: 10. Hired
Ha mi's morning message; Hi: 30.
talk for women, Kstelle Tjiwton
l.lndsey; 5 p. m., closing markets;
fi. travelogue, Richfield (ll com
pany; IJ:3o-7:HO. program, Nlcholls
Grain nnd Milling company; 8-9,
program. Eastern Out flit lug com
pany; 9-10, program. ' Columbia
Outfitting com piny; 10-11, June
Purcell, the KNX girl, popular
song recital; 11-12. Abe Lyman's
Cocoanut Grove dunce orchestra
from Ambassador hotel.
land Six orchestra; 9-lti, ono net
play. Theater Arts club, Talma
Zeiiu Wilbur, director.
KHAC, Manhattan, Kans. (Cen
tral, 340.7). n. m., march; 9:02,.
music lesson; 9:07, music for sing
ing exercises; 9:15, Inspirational
talk: 9:20. calisthenics; 10, back
yard gossip: 10:05, nil around Hie
bouse; 10:10, questions and tin-,
swers; 10:20, "Suggestions for To
day Meals.'' Amy Kelly; 12:30,
Osceola Hall Rurr, reader; "Sweet
Clover for Dairy Pasture, " Jumes
V, I.inn; "Give De Pig u Chunce,"
c. O. Kliing; 7:20, college bell und
quartet; 7:30, ''Relation of Inseeis,
to Kansas Agriculture." J. W. Mr
Col inch: 7:40, Radio college quar
tet; 7:50, "Relation of Botany tq
Agriculture," I,. K. Melchcrs.
K H 11, SI . Lou is. M o. ( .Cent ru I ,
549.1 ). 8 p. m., Illinois college glee
club, darnel t Hedge, director.
KTI1S, Hot Sprites National
Park, Ark, (Central. 375), 8:30-9
p. in., piano selections, Phil Wall;
9-10, Meyer Davis New Arlington
hotel ensemble.
KYW, Chicago. III. (Central,
535.4). fi:30 n. in., morning exer
cises; ll:35, table talk, Mrs. Anna
J. Peterson: 0:35-7 p. m., chil
dren's bedtime story, I'ncle Rob;
7-7:30, dinner concert. Congress
hotel; 8, speeches, auspices Ameri
can Farm Bureau federation; 0-10,
midnight revue; 11-2:30 a. in.,
midnight revue.
WRAP, Fort Worth. Texas (Cen
tral, 4 72.9), 12:05-12:30 p. m
popular music. Montgomery Ward
- company's "Trail Hlazers;" 4,j
educational lecture. "Corn Plant -
ing nnd Production," C C. French;
7:30-8:30, dinner music, Jim Ril
ey's Texas hotel orchestra; 9:30
10:45. Ralph's Red Hot IKimblers.
WHAV. Columbus, Ohio (Kast-I
em, 294), K p. m Dispatch pro-
gram, talent from Capital univer
sity, Columbus, Frederick I. Lewis.'
director. )
WRCN. Chicago. HI. (Centrnl.l
2C6), 7-9 p. in.. Becker Ryan r
company, I.ol It a Korb, reuder;
Julius Fisher, one' string fiddler;
Zander and Robinson; Leo Dar-'
nelle, banjoist; Roy Miller and Geo.
Dick: Kdna McGusslln, pianist;
Merle Yagle, pianist; Will 'Rossite;
J-lo. W. W. Tegmeier nnd com
pany; 10-10:15. Midway Dancing
Gardens orchestra.
WKMC, Herrbn Springs,' Mich.
(Central, 280), 8-K:35 p. in.. Radio
Lighthouse choir; 8:35-8:45. Krn
Hard, tenor; 8:45-8:55, Ardlce
I iciomore. pianist ; K-9 : 1 5, Rible
chat; .
WLH, Chicago. 111. (Central.
345), 12-1 v. m., It. D. program,
1 phony orchestra; 7:15, current
sporl events, by van L. Gaiblis.
sports editor of the Omaha Dally
News; 9:30, program iirrungc.ri. by
Tlielnui Skeen Swauger, harpist iind
pianist.
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CARR'S
the West Side I'nclflc highway
21 miles north mf Monmouth,
caused by the overturning of the
heavy touring car driven by Mr
Ost i n of Ijouglas. Wyo., t h ree
other cars were wrecked when a
lance touring car.' occupied by
Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Coke of Ki
ne, was driven into the line of
parked cars and smashed two
light cars, turning one of them
end over end into the deep ditch
it the ni'ii' of the road.
Stale Traffic Officer Nickels
was ptandinr? at the rear of t he
Un" of parked cars and signaled
the car containing Mr. and Mrs.
-oke to stop, but they were evi
dently not able to do so. No
ine was injured seriously.
sion. The mill is located at the
mouth of Iutch creek, one-half
mile wfst of Tails ity. and has
been operated by Messrs. Itrown
nnd Matthews for about 21 years.
The sale included the mill docks,
logging engines, equipment and
some timber.
Valentine Parties
Have your Valentine French Pastries, Cakes and
Cookies made by Gwilliams' Electric Bakery, "East
ern Oregon's Leading Hread and Pastry Makers."
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in dollars and cents. No community without tele
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community that has telephone service.
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