La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, March 05, 1925, CITY EDITION, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextThursday, March 5, 1925. THE LA ffRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PAGE THREE NEWS of SOCIETY ; The ladles of Chapter I. P. E. O,. wore ik'light fully entPrtalnfd last J ut-uui a inn noino or nr. una Mrs. A. L. Richardson by their hm imnds, the B. I. Ls. William Miller urted os master of ceremonies and to H. A. SSurhrtck, os chairman. Is due the credit for the presentation of a clever farce. In which Clyde H.-itz und K. L. Holmes served the honors of the leading roles. In ad dition a splendid literary and musical program was rendered, lri chiillng vocal so I oh by O. I- Dutton nd C. S. 1 Urn In, Dr. R P. Mowtf ninrt gave an txrnlUnt dramatic reading. The evening's entertainment was t-ntlrely In the liands of the mop, oven to the serving of a dellcloup two oouriie luncheon, urttr the pro gram. Mr. and Mrs. Colon Eherhard en tertained the members of the Tues day Bridge club last evening at 'their home on N avenue. Four laities of bridge went at ploy dur ing the evening with the high score lor the ladles prize going to Mrs. " T. R. Maxwell and J. M. P. Snyder receiving the gentlemen's prize. Because yesterday was inaugural day, patriotic decorations were tided, nowincts of- nenntlfiil red Tarnations were arranged throngh t)iit the rooms. At an appropriate hour a two course luncheon was served. .. The Pnrltdale club met yenter rt;ynflernoon at the home of Mrs JI. MeOnffery, with Mrs. McCaf fery and Mrs. C. H. Clump as hos tesses. After the business session e short social hour was enjoyed and luncheon was served. Twenty -five ladh s were present. ,. Mrs. J. P. O'Connell was hostess to the Altnr Society yesterday af ternoon. Thirty I tidies were pres ent' and a very interesting ofter noon was spent. Refreshments were served before adjournment. Rt. Peters Eplcopal Guild met yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Donald Pague, with Mrs. Pngun and Mrs. Dwight Jesse as hostesses Twenty-two ladles wore present and after a successful busi ness meeting luncheon was served - Tho first division of the Ladles Aid of the First Methodist Episco pal church met yesterday afior noon nt the home of Mrs. O. V JlurriKon, IB 13 Adams avenue. Sev eral visitors were present and after the regular business session the iif. WALLING'S HAT REMODELING MILLINERY SLTPLIES SPECIALS ON NECKWEAR IAND - BAGS AND 1S0XKS WALLING'S When You Tire Of Your Bob Then you'it b Interested In the fine hair (election ' we bavfl Juftt purchoaeil to aid In making a perfect colffnro while your own hair grows out to the proper length. The hair ts of excellent quality and moderate In price. We urge t you .to s'o the display at yojr early convenience GEIST MARIN ELLO SHOP Room 6. Sominer Rids. ."A Beauty Aid lur Eery Need." Phone Main 577 A New Assortment of STATIONERY , In All the Popular Styles. Moon Drug Co. ItTrrythlni for the Kk'k Itomn I'HONE MAIN Tuxedo Coat Effect CHARM EKN r i'jg ensemhh tu;;c-do rout HARMEEN Riukes tla Interest- semble costumo with tlw effect trlliuOed with buttons and two ahade.i of narrow moire r.k'jon. i"he frock and lining of the aal ma of printed e.ep. ternoon was spent visiting. Dainty refreshments were B'irveil by the hustessoB. usfiistiMl by Mrs. Mc- Chaln unil Mis. S. C. Smith. ... The Presbyterian Ladles Aid met yesterday afternoon at the home ol Mrs. Casslus Humphreys for ineir regular meetlllB. Thlrty-rlvo ladles were present. Ourlng the business session a final report was given on the Dine oreiin fund and It wus lound that there wus a surplus ol yS.UU., Officers were elected and those chosen for 1825 are: Mrs. J T. ltlchanlson, president; Mrs. John Thelson, vice-president'. Mrs. Hur ry Turner, secretary und Mrs. J. M. Juclison, treasurer. Before adjournment luncheon was served by the hostess, assisted by Mrs. thus. Miller. Mrs. H. H Cleaver, Mrs. Ella Hyneurson, Mrs. W: D: rickrns and Mrs. -J. Jacob- son. Mrs. C. H. Griffin was hostess to the Second Division of the Ladles Aid or the Methodist Kpiscopal church yesterday afternoon at her home at 302 Main avenuo. Mrs. Geo. Baurs had charge of Hie busi ness meeting and devotional, after which a social hour was enjoyed. Luncheon was served by the hos tess beiore adjournment. The American Legion Auxiliary met last evening at Honan hall for their regular meeting. During the evening pluns were made for the sale of a Hope Chest and an taster cake sale. The money will be usee In relief work for disabled ex-ser vice men. There will b a called meeting of the Auxiliary at the home of Mrs. O. N. I'almer, 7011 Adams avenue, March IS. Miss Llletta I.elghton, graduate of the La Grande high school, who Is attending Willamette University at Salem, has been pledged to tne Alpha I'hl Alpha sorority. Mrs. H. Gow, Mrs. P. Kreutz Mrs. George and Mm. Mary Felker were hostesses to the Busy Bee club yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Gow. After a short business sissiun Ihe afternoon was silent at cards, wllh Mrs. :. Bunt ing winning high score for ihe first 'mlze. Mrs. G. 11. Kerr won the second prize and the third prize. iwent to Mrs. J. J. Towery. I Luncheon was served before ad journment. I'nlon (Special) A social event which was keenly enjoyed by all 'who were fortunate enough to be present was staged at the It. H. Kolirlg home Krldny evening of lost : week, when the past presidents or 'ganizatlon met and elected officers for the new year. After a bannuol with covers laid for all the mem tiers and a few Invited guests the club selected the following officers 1'risid-nt. Kll7:ib"tb I'hllllps: vie UNITED STATES One of the strongest Institutions in Eastern Oregon. Resources over $1,500.0(10.00 president, Margaret Smith: m-cre-lary-treusurer, Agnes pa 4 duck. . The Park (Special) Beverly Rose Lay ' celebrated her third birthday anniversary Tuesday at the home of her parents. Mr.-and Mrs. Joseph Lay, Many little friends accompanied by their pa rents were present. Dinner won served and a very enjoyable time .spent. The little girl received many beautiful gifts. Announcements Social announcement may be printed la this column fre of cliarge. Aiiy aunouzae MteitiB pertaining to any fuuc timia audi aa cooked food itaJua, etc, will be refused. Ah HMiooeueata, to be printed the name day, must be la society editor's b amis by :00 o'clock News editor's note. Mrs. Ed lloylen and Mrs. T. R. Maxwell will entertain at bridge ('riday afternoon and evening at the home of Mrs. Boy ten. . Mrs. G. R. Kerr will be hostess (o the K, A. H. club tomorrow uf- rnoon, March 6. Mrs. L. B. Moe and Mrs. Geo. Currey will be hostess to Chapter I. P. K. O., tomorrow afternoon ol the home of Mrs. Moe. The Paptlst Ladies Aid will meet ut thte church Friday afternoon. March 6, promptly at two o'clock. The Tlome Department of the Presbyterian church will meet at Die home of Mrs. Augusta Johnson. Spring street, Friday afternoon it two o'clock. Mountain Time Stations ICOA, Jenverr Colo. (322.4). 8 p. in., Fred He. 1 mitt and his Rlalto theater orchestra; 8-10. Tuesduy music club, John C. Kendel, di rector; "I'atience, or Bulhorne's Brid(." comic opera, KOB. State College, N. M. (S48.fi), 7:110-8:30 p. m.. Popular Science course, Lesson No. 7, member of engineering faculty; "Na tional Forests of New Mexico." J. C. Kircher, Forest Bervtce, U, S. D. A. 1'nclfio Time Stations KPI, Los Angeles. Calif. 4B7), 6-5:80 p. m.. livening Herald, table talk andnews; 6:30-8, Ex aminer's musical half hour; 6:45-7, editorial talk; 7-8, Ex aminer's hour of chamber music; 8-0, Aeolian residential pipe or gan recital, Dan McKarland, or ganist; 9-10, Evening Ha raid dance orchestra: 10-11, all vocal program. Hollywood Girls' quar tet. KFOA. Seattle. Wash. (465), 4- 6:16 p. ni., Olympic hotel orches tra; 6:45-8:ir, Hherman Clay &; company program; 8:80-10, He- nttlo Times studio program; lo ll, Olympic hotel dance music. I KFBO. Los Angoies, Calif. (278). 10:30-11:30 a, m.. Sunshine hour; 3:30-4:30, organ recital. Hoy Reld Brlgnall. "organist; 7:30-9:15. auditorium service in Angelus Temple broad cant from pulpit; 9:15-10, Gray studio mu sical program; 10-11, organ re cital, Esther Frleke Green, or ganist. KHJ, Eos Angeles, Calif. (404.1), 12:30-1:30 p. m-, news and mu sic; 2:30-3:30, matinee muslcale. Pacific States Electric company; 6-6:80, Art Hickman's Bill more hotel concert orchestrn; 6:30 7:30, Prof. Walter Sylvester Hertzog, little stories American history; Richard Headrlck, screen Juvenile, and Uncle John; 8-9. program, PJggly Wlggly Girls' trio, Cauldron Club double quartet; 9-10, program, Rotary club of La Vegas, Nevada; lo ll. Earl Burtnett's Ulltmore ho- KLX, Oakland. Calltf (609.9?, 6-7 . m., organ; 7:45-9:45, studio program; 9:46-10:30, Sweet's ballroom. KNX. Hollywood, Calif. (387), 6:45-6:16 p. m., Wurlttzer pipe organ musical half hour; C:30 7:30, dinner hour music; 810, KNX feature program; 10-11, Pasadena Radio Healers' Radio Show program; 11-12, Abe Ly man's Cocounut Grove dance or chestra from Ambassador hotel. KPO, Ran Francisco, Calif. (429.6), 4:'SO-6:30 p. m., Rudy Helger's Fairmont hotel orchestra; 6:30. "What Is playing at the local theaters;" 8-10, Wurlitzer night. Central Time Stations KFDM, Beaumont, Tex. (316.6), 8 p. m., Refinery band' concert. KFNF, Shenandoah, la. (266), 6:80 p. m-. high school orches tra, Mary, Ruth Cherry, director. WBCN. Chicago, III. (266). 7-9 p. m., Becker, Ryan and company program; Roy Kender, baritone; Will Rosslter, tenor; Dorothy Ferguson. xylophonlst; Roy MJIIer, tenor; Lee Darnelle, ban jo 1st; Midway Gardens orches tra; Edna McGufftn, pianist; 9- 10, W. O. Tegtmelcr and com pany; 10-10:80, Midway Gar dens orchestra. WEMC, Berrien Springs, Mich. (286.6), 9 p. m.j Radio Light house choir, Martha Hutchinson, soprano: Mrs. Lela Bouchell contralto; Prescott Fatrchlld, violinist; 9:45. "Why I Am Fundamentalist," Pastor W. H. Wskeham. WON, Chicago. III. (370.2). 8 p. m.. organ recital, Lyon A Healy: 6;2-7. dinner concert. Drake: concert ensemble. blackstone trlng quintet; 8-9. Helen Iu . Fresne; 10-11. Don Bestor Drake , dance orchestra. WHA. Madison. Wis. (535.4), 7:45 ; p. m., Wisconsin high school ! band; add reus on square boards from round tre, Aldo Ieopold. ; WHAS, Loutsvllle. Kr- (399 8). 7:io-9 p. m., Barney Ropp's or- I chesfra, j WHO. pes Moines, fa. (52), 7:30- J 9 p. m.. Bentc Wolf, planint; ; Ada Jones, rornet 1st; Hugh Ir- I win. pi-'inist; Argonne fosti Arnerkan frgfon lianju club; Alary fugh Watuon. iollntsl; Radio '' Blond Beauty r s J ,yn ' Hit jt vvi&$ J si , - ' $ - M far.-. ' 4 oWASl Frnand de Hcniimont has been dclnred the most !enutlful woman of the French etate "tine won over thousnnds of entries in a theati-lcal bouuty contest. Mile, de Beaumont Is u. blund ulth blown eyes. , Myrtle Williams, tioprano;' Earl Wllllnms, -violinist; Jlelen Birm ingham, uccompanlHt. WOAW, Omaha. Nebr. ,626),. 0 p. m., Ktory hour, Doris Claire .He- 1 cord ; ti: 20, t o be announced ; 6:30, Harry Binder, viollnlnl; Frank Strawn. pianist; 7, to be announced; 7:16, current sport events, Ivan L. Gnddls; 9, pro gram, auspices Burling & Qnlncy Railroad company; "Seeing by Radio Territory Covered by the Burlington Route." Dr. G. E. Condra; 10:30, orchestra, Bran dies Store restaurants. WOR, Newark, N. J. (405.2); 6:15 6:30 p. m., Bluebird orchestra; 6:30-6:45, Man In Moon stories; 7-7:15, Bluebird orchestra, WQJ, Chicago, HI. (477.5), 7-8 p. m. .'dinner concert, Ralph Will iams and his Ralnbo Gurden or chestra; Herman Techentlne. baritone; Edith Phillips Heller; ' pianist; J 0-1 2. Ralph Williams and his Ralnbo Skylarks; Rogers : Boys, larry, Billy; West Broth ers; SCeigler Sisters; Jiwretta Giles, soprano; Nate Caldwell, pianologulst; 1-2. Hotny Toisy hour, Ralph Williams, Ginger Man, Little Skylarks. KSAC, Manlmttan, Kan. (340.7), 7:20 p. m., college quartet; 7:3", "Canned Goods and Health. S' "HP" A 1R? I FIUDAY SATURDAY - SUNDAY A BIA2IN0 STORt . ! of desert. iUd y mfmM vli MMl 1 WmmMmmim 1 (TO w BY CHARLES AfPAVnW-DrPP(rTn W TDMUffD MnBTIMFM I 'I in ii I II i i i.i And Comedy, TODAY Jack Hoxie Ami "WOLVES OF.THE NORTH" of France . i - T A lvr f . D. Bushnell; 7:40. college qnnr ' tet; 7:fiii,' First Clainniut." J. ,E. ! Katn'uveyers. . . KTHS, Hot Stu;ingH National Park, Ark. (374 S), S:3( p. in., organ j reeiml. t4iwon Held of Princess I heater; 11:15, concert. -Meyer '"'Da via New Arlington hotel or-J cljestra, Jacques Renard, dl- ' '' rent or. I WBAP, Fort Worth, Tex. (475.0), I 7:30-8:30 p. m., Breckenrldge high school band, R. K. Fraalor, t director: 9:80-10:45. concert, I "Artists' Colony," Mrs.' . Harry j Fugate, ditvetor. ' WiCCO. MlnneapollH-St. Priul, Minn. (416.4). 6:30 p.m., children's hour. Court of Gold Medal; 6:80, dinner concert., Minneapolis Athletic club orchestra; The) ma Hal vorson, so p runo ; Eleanor Freenmntel, accompanist. , - WDAK, Kansas City, Mo. (365.6), ti-7 p. m., piano tunlng-ln mini-b'-r on tins I )uo-Arl ; Hpeukor, Kansiis City Children's bureau; the Tell-Me-A-Story Ijidy; Tri anon ensemble; 8-10, popular .program; 11:45-1 a. ni., Night hawk frolic. WEIilt, Chicago, III. (370.2), 7-8 p. in., t irlole orchest ru ; Cam bridge sisters; Dean Remick, pliinlMt: O-lo. Oriole orchestra; 1 : ! t ; Mr Fn wn. soprn no; Jack i' 'i " " .i.hi-.i'i mi -i. ii .njiU "Sweet Papa" rencwell. guitarist; Sandy Meek, tenor: . 11-12, - Oriole orchestra; Thre Musketeers; Jack pent, well, guitarist; Nek Lucas. WMAQ, Chicago. 111. (447.6), 6 p. in., organ recital. Chlanga thea ten H:30, Hotel lt Kelle orchns. tra; 8, weekly Wlde-Awuke club, Mn. Frances M. Fordf 8:80 j musical geography, Mr. and Mr, j n Murx E. Oherndorfer; 9:16, mus- , ; teat program; Mae Graves At kins. WMC. Memphis. Tenn. (499.7). 8:30 p.- m., concert, Britllng's Novelty orchestra, Frank Brae clante, director; 1 1, midnight frolic, Ro.h and Evans. WOC, Davenport, In. (4S3.il), 6:80 p. m, sandman's visit, Vol Mc laughlin; 6:60. "Benefitn nf u Fair," M. H, Cpldecwood; 8, Swedish program, Olga Ed- director; speeches, Major C. W. Sundfltrom; O. K. Jule.s; G. Mnu rlt con. WSU, Atlanta. Ga. (428.3). 6-6 p. m., Bonnie Barnhordt'a bedtime story, songs; 8-9, Old Time Ops- Blondes! Shampoo Hair This New Way Keeps Mglit lloii from Darkening Lightens Faded Blonde' RaU1 Now every blonde can have charming attractive hair. This .is through a. new method of sham pooing1 which not only prevents blonde half from darkening, but which net-tally- brings back the true golden beauty even to the most faded and lustreless blonde hair, i' This naw method, called Blondes, makes hair wonderfully flufry, silky, lustrous. Highly ben eflclal to both hair nnd acalp. It Is not a dye. Contains no injuri ous ,chcmh?tijat Money. Instantly refunded If not delighted.- Get Blonder today ut all good dealers such as SHvcrthnrn-Wrliht Drug Co., Ited Cross Drug Co., Glass Drugs. Inc.J or I. & l.. Ding Cd- Adv. ' Mi merva Says. $1,00 will huy a child's Button Shoe. First-step, no heel, si jses from 1 to 5, Beautiful little Dress Shoes. Don't let these get- away nt this price. We have another lot to close far $t.7ft, Iacc, flex ible soles, several colors; worth $.1.25 originally. Sizes on these run front 54 to H. and 8& to 11. Any sixes un mentioned for $1.75. Do Voiir Vvct !nilV If m tell us, Wn can hejp you. THE BOOTERY GAT BAYDEN, Mgr. LE JADE The New SHEAFFER LIFETIME PEN Unbreakable, Beautiful. Same Price. Phone for demonstration THE L & L DRUG CO. Candy Headquarters . Poultry Netting Nrm l Ihe limn In innUc tlir Cllli-kifl 1'lfrk. ' I lult ri:.fitj In All IIHiElit F. L. LILLY Har) vara Phone Mala 81 75 A SPLENDID SHOWING OP New Spring Coats Awaits Your Inspection. PUTMAN'S READY-TO-WEAR pel, Tttw: Anilrow JfiiKins fuin lly; lt:4r. proKi'ani, "Rfmtni. rpnri." HerKMnt tlnorR J. Ryan und Kor1 Mt-Phtiraon HohUor trio. WAY. tal: I'ark, III. (36li). C:u- d:H(l p. hi., Parthenon orican cn- rvrt; tan .10, .stntllo popular ln.I.OWIN'O IS TECHNICAIi REPORT FROM NEW YORK LABORATORIES ON GOLDEN CRUST GENERAL APPEARANCE Ooofl BLOOM Golden yellow. . , . . , : TEXTURE Coae poll formgtlou, , CKUST Thin and tender, ' .J '. CRUMB Soft. ' , . COLOR OF CRUMB Creamy wlilte, . .. ODOR Good. FLAVOR Good. ' KEEPING QUALITIES Good. A VERT GOOD LOAF. Gwilliams' Electric Bakery , .7 : 'roMonnow "xititiT I'.vi going to hear Prof. Becker nr roriiwid Give the Opening; Concert on the new pipe organ, Presbyterian Church ArimlMlnn Meats ANOTHER SCORE FOR MT. EMILT HAMS1 Served nt CHAMBER OP COMMERCE BANQUET, with doz ens of compllmentH on their goodness. As good as the beat, made nt home and cost less One Profit. s Grande Ronde Meat Co. IEAT GROCERIES ' Credit Attentive Service Reliable merchandise ' Real values Satisfaction assured. CARR'S LET US HELP YOU- With your electrical problems. . WE ARE THE "CHECK SEJAL" CONTRACTORS AND RETAILERS . H. & s. ELECTRIC 107 Depot St. Phone 393-W Do You Know? THAT WE MAKE HOME-MADE CANDY IN OUR SHOP? The Candy Shop 217 Fir Street 'The Home of Home-Hade Candy" (Retail only) . Lost- A lost call may mean Life TimeMoney. l; You should afford a telephone. It cost3 only a few cents a day. Call nnd Bee us nlxut service. Home Independent Telephone Co. AND MIL I. INERT I , rohcprt, Blaok Cat oroheslra. Art Mcllch, Olrfctor. mullnttr. aliow Americans are drinking more toa. and ao-far con grua has takan no action la the matter. i 60 Gent Groceries