La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, March 19, 1926, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextZK GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Friday, March 19, 192G. NEWS of SOCIETY :'arty Compliments v Irs. Boltons - :.- Complimenting Mrs. Wlllluin Uol ufl, who will kuvo Ia Grande oon nuikc her home In Portland, Mrs. T. Andrews cnturtalned at tin at ictlvo bridge-luncheon -Wcdnes-iy afternoon at her home on ?nnsylvanlu. avenue.1 Luncheon us served at two prettily uppolnt--.-.' I tallies at J: Id o'clock with cov h laid for . twenty. . Tito tables Lro decorated In a lovely color hemo of groen, gold and white, indies In theso colore mado an fecllvo centerpiece, v - Four table' ot brldno ..followed ': nchcon. with Mrs. J. F. O'Con dl winning high score. Mrs. A. . Howcn received the consolation rise and Mrs. Holloas, guest of inur, was prcsculed with the guest . Iise. - , ' ' i ' 4 '- ' ' , r . ( rkiner Honors Irs. Ballard I Ilk honor of her slstcr-lu-law. ' Ira. J. II. Itallard, Mrs. John Htod- trd entertained ut a dinner party lesdny evening at her home on burth street. Covers wero luld for Irs. George Htoddurd. Mi's, llallard. ill do and Hobby Stoddurd. Dr. pa Mrs. J. L. Ingle and Mr. and ' rs. John Stoddard. Tho centcr IcctS was a lovely bouquet of daf ' dllH tind swcelpcas. ' ' ' Mrs. Ballurd has been visiting in la Orando for tho past ten days : tho home of her mother. Mrs. eorge Stoddard. " She was fornier Mlsa Jcunetto Stoddard of this ty and has many friends hero, no lift yesterday morning for her onto at Suit luke City, rtuh, Carnation Club lost to 100 Guests j The. Carnation club of tho Degrco if Honor . entertained 100 guests t brldgu Wednesday evening at :agles hall. Symbols of 81. IMt Ick's day wero attractively carried ut in the decorations of tho hall. ;ellcloils refresh nientH were served it 'an appropriate hour. -Muring tho refreshment hour ilrs. llHrold Lyman gavo several Irish selections pn the piano. Mra. Jlnnlo Card, state vlco president. h Introduced to Hie guests onu Live nn Interesting talk, explaining ho value ot an organization sucn .i I tho degree of honor r. e m ..u,,., "'" "' "- , ed tho members ot J. fmipiimenieu mo '"' """', " i ninde lodge No. 103 on e wo hey, are doing both social unu. hiiernul. . ' doing both Tho Carnation club Is Just newly rganized and us this is tno first ttempt at a. social affair ot this, ind, Mrs. Card assured- tho ""'--j en of thrlr ability to entertain.- iinrinc ihn vonhiir s play nt lards Mrs. Harry Oilmorc and Miss,. rvuun nBi'm ""."-" ,' tnong tlio lauies. a. v. niuiiw.w nd C. K. Wale received tho gen- Jemen's prizes. : I . . ' . . ' - Preparing For Easter Monday Dance"" A glimpse into ino past w. Iven thoso attending the old-tlmo nee and entertainment at .uber ll llnsler Monday. April 6. Great iiterest Is being shown in tho old- nio fiddlers' contest nnd such onl ine strains as "The Sloney Musk" fcid . "Tho Blue Danube - win. im eanl, A prlzo ot ten dollars win o-lven lhe winner. - . In keeping with the character ot dance an oiu-iusnioncu iwto ork uuilt Is to be given awny. A he-dollar prize awuus mo "i"i., i.iinnri,r.i. st demonstrating the graco ana- arm ot tlio; waltz. A search WALLING'S All COATS - HATS DUKSSKS And othur articles in our Store to po at a SPECIAL REDUCTION Saturday, Mar. 20 Sale to continue until further notice WALLING'S Minerva Says On next Wednesday or Thursday we will receive W express a nice lot of new light 'klti Slippers In the new est shades of leather, both highland low heels, on-i strnp nnd slippers for our Knster trade. Also some dart leathers ' In the up-to-date toes and heels. Triced In reach -ot every one. THE B00TERY StMl IK-pot St. , 1 tail Crotw tjlioes 'o In., J . oue Better. through tho attic mny revent for- gotten treasures which will win tho beautiful painting to bo given tho weurer ot mo mum. euoiuinu. A special feature of tho enter-I tainmcnt will bo. tho presentation of "Tho Spring Dance" and "Jan Danco" by Jano Htango. Trllllau I and Ollda Ashby and Hally aud i Judy Slegrist. Miss Uciilnh Ncwlln will glvo tho Charleston. . . - Tho dancing will bo under tho able direction of l'ut' rowers and as an -added attraction he .will teach Henry Ford's badger gavotte. Thu affair Is sponsored by St. Mary's Altar society. Entry in the fiddlers' contest may bo made by calling Mrs. V. L. Meyers, chair man. : . Children Guests . ; At Birthday Party Honoring thu fourth blrlhilay an niversary of her little son, Jllckle. Mrs, William 1 Allen' entertained ten children-at a party yesterday afternoon. Vurlous games wen' en- Joyed by the children until abuut 4:30 o'clock when they wero seated ut a luncheon tablo and refresh- mcnta wero served. A feature of the luncheon was a prettily decor ated birthday cuke with four light ed candles. Favors were given each . little guest. After luncheon lilekle wan presented with' many birthday giiui. The children present -wore Cath erine Avery. David DoukIum, Jiinio Olsen, Huster Cude, Justine Cade, Mary Jane lleassler. Cathleen Will iamson, Wayne Williamson, Harold Loekwood, Melba Kmltll and the honor guest and his little sister, Uetty Mue. . , Mrs. Poarch Hostess At Dinner Party , Mrs. Oscar Poureh entertained al a St. Patrick' day dinner party Wednesday evening honoring her son, Jonald. Dinner was served at 0 o'clock with covers laid for eight, the guests Including Itussell Nelson, Carl Hcldel, Puekey MeFur luiul, J. D. I.yneh, Hoy Nelson, Itobert Oesterling ajid Marvin Muekey. Tho table was decorated in keep- j Ing with St. Patrick's day. A pret- ly bouiiuet of dufl'odils served us a centerpiece. ' Favors were minla- luru ,,1 mtta0 ot paper, i,-ollowliig dinner the boys cvelilmr i.luyinu- uain.s. - - , . v . r:i::v,j 1 UUIIg luninois Entertain at Baker , . UMe Mll(.,talb(..lh Uo, Alice Jeanette. und fnnni.t ntiiiitliir . vliV- I jinl((tH of t,,,8 .ciiy WOIlt to Uaki.r . . , . . h ror,v.fmi, annual St. Patrick's day celebration .IIIVIU, D,ui,aui,t uj ' '. i church. l)eslde giving several vlu- lln selections tlio llltlo. girls ulso ) nppenred .In a solo danco cucti. I Their pluno . accompanist, -Miss lmvaZou , Coopt-r will go to linker again Sunduy tp take purl In u progrnm ut SI; KlisKbeth's hps pllal, when sevyul nt(jfen' will graduuto from that InstUTBluu. General Aid Society ? Meets at Hanford Home Members of tho General Aid so ciety of tho Methodist Kptscopnl. church hud an Interesting ineelliiK Wednesday afternoon at tho home Thirty ladles Iiruscnt unil look prt u,u Scsslon presided over by jMis. Sherwood Wllllums, president I of the society. Tiie 'conimlttec 111 'ehurgo ot the "vanishing- chain" luncheons gave a very favorable ! report nnd it wsis decided to con i tlnue thq luneiieons until December ' 1, giving nil members uu oppoi tun- Ity to entertain. j A social hour followed the busi ness meeting during which time Mrs. A. W. jA'ftel gave a hiiniorous i reading. Miss Mabel Doty also gave a reading. Luncheon was served i , by the members ot the rirst dkisluli j before adjournment. ! Bridge Club Members Entertained Mrs. Herbert 1'altlsou won high score among tile ladies present und iVerne Alnsworth the gent lemen's fprlae lust evening when Mr. ami Mrs. Walter J. Nowlund enterlalned the members of Hie Swastika lirldgo club. Mrs. T. It. .Muxwell received the gip-st prize. Tiie home .W-as cleverly decorated In a green 'color scheme, in keeping with SLt, I'fl.1 rick's duy. Afler the games a ! two-course lunchcim wus served. I Mr. nnd Mrs. Walter Terry will 'entertain the club at Its next meet-' 1 1ns April 1. i : ' - Lucky Thirteen .Club Meets with Mrs, Sawyer I - "Mrs. . u. siiwyrr eni'Tininfu tho inritilx r of thu I.urky Tlilrtwii dub at lum-hoon at 1:15 o'tlwfk yestenlay aflcrnoon. Oi'fM'n, hon orin Ht. l'atritk'a day. pn'dum iiuilfd In 1 ho dit-onitlona of tin ltinuhcun tubl'-iind tin IIvIuk rouni where thrti tiibk of bridwu wvrv furtnt'd following luncheon, live ly boufiucts of jrroi'ti carrmtioiw und yellow daffodllH vrvrt: used. Mrs. h I I-Hly iHcilvcd IiIkIi scorn anions' I he chili imiiib'rs at J brtdK and Mrs. K. 1. Ilulston woit the gut prlzo. ; Mrs. Hill Entertains At Bridge Party lively boilMliets of spring fiow e'rs were iwd to decorate the Hill home Wednesday evening when Mrs. Henry T. Hilt was hostess lo the members of the Wednesday ivnlnir Itridire eluli. Mrs. Turner loilwr won high wore during tho ' ; evening's ploy, after which a two icourso luncheon was served by tho liOjtfcl.' .;J' '" '" t Missionary Society Discusses China ' "China" was th subject Wed nesday afternoon when the ntUj-Minnnrv- saciete of the Lutheran ei,mvi, met at the homo of Mrs. johl lMtu, jra, u j. tfuert had (charge of the lesson study hour. Preceding the discussion of tho ,,., ,, i.vniiimi.d jeiisen. uresl- lWnt of tu, cuty, presided over k .,.. hi.sii... session. ,rl(, A11. .,,,. or the society ,, 1)B nt tho ,,01110 pt Mr8. i. - rnk Hansen , '"',. ' ''' Union Picture Library . Formally Opened . rnlun's picture library was it mally opened yesterday afternoon when the women's club' of .Union met at the home of Mrs. John Hob bin. with a largo attendance. Miss' Cailwell, ehalrmun of tho picture library promoted' by tho club, was present and showed several of the pictures Included In , tho library. The pictures are similar to those In the I Ji Clrundo library with the story of the picture on the buck of ouch, ' - t Mrs. 14. P. Mossman, chairman of the art division ot the state federa tion if women's clubs who started Hie Idea or picture libraries In Ore gon. was present and gave un Inter esting ndilrcsB. on "Art In- tho Homo." During thi! social hour the com ing convention of the stale fed eration ofVomen's clubs hero was enthusiastically discussed by the members of the rntoii club. Sev eral Indies who were present when the statu federation was organized in Portland and also present for the slate convention in l.a Grunde eighteen years ago. recalled those meelliiKs and expressed how en- tlniMliiHtletillv lllev were Inoklntr 1 SI.AUT) IN I . :'' J .. .i,N? 'v.r:'';.:'-' "r: 1;,.ii.cm I .h Cn. I -MK tart J Sold and Guaranteed by P gg.lv.; CHOICE HAMS There is nothing so pleasing to the taste. Vary your meat diet you will find our Hams .to be. the very choicest. NO Crescent Meat Comp forward to tho - conwntloii thu year. . 1 y - : ..; N. O. W.'in . "V Social Session Twenty members of (the Nelghr bora of Woodcraft lodge met Tui-s- day afternoon-at tho homo of Mrs. Clyde Sullivan, captain of tho lodge drill team. During the business session plans wero made for a cooked food salo to raise money for tho drill team. A social hour was observed and refreshments served ; before od- Journment ,--' .".; : Women Compliment Their Husbands' t airs. Olenn Sailing and Mis. 1,011-. nlo. Lilly entertained at a surprlHO party Tuesday night honoring the birthday anniversaries pf their hua. bunds, tho birthday of one being March 16 and tho other March 17, Sixteen friends wero present and a delightful evening was ' spent at guinea, following ; tho ' serving of luncheon, a feature of which was a birthday cake. . . Swiss Club Meets At Fitzgerald Home Members ot tho. Swiss club met yesterday afternoon at tho home of Mrs. W. M. Fitzgerald. 1411 X Uvo- . xr,wllnW-Arlr wi tlin illver- slon of Iho afternoon after which the hostess served refreshments. This club was recently organized ' . , ' here. The members ore- Mrs. C.'' Dallunlyue. a duet by Mrs.. I. lilld.'brandt. Mrs. U K. Evans. Mrs, Hell und .Mrs. II. It. I.rscn und Frllz Hoffman. Mrs. August lloff-- addresses by Mrs. tiny I .ipp and, man. Mrs. Orln Lovln. Mrs. Walter - Swurtz and Ml. W. M. Kltzgerald. After the program Hie remuinih'r ' .f - ' -.. t- i of the afternoon was spent'ut games Perry (Special) Th Porry re- 'und visiting. Delicious rcfreslinii'nls : lief society fcavo a party Weilnes-1 were served ut an nVproprlulo I lay nflernoon In' the' community hour. ClcndcJ, DUNCAN C OFF E . Houston. TiiXAs,us. a. ' , MERRELL'S HOMiLliSS HAM Eastern cured; cor h -fed stock. ; CRESCENT HAMS ) '' Our owh make. , ' SWHT'S PREMIUM HAMS Recognized as the Very ' Best. COLD STORAGE PRODUCTS ; Exclusive Market Service, 12,000 Women Pay Tribute To Workers NKW. YUHK. Mur. 19. (AIM. Koriy-nliH! of the moKt dlutlnKutuli oil busliu'8 uml prolViuilonal wom en of tho I'nltcd Htutoa liuvo bo -n olectod honoiuiy mcmboi-H pf lhl AmiM'leun Wunu'n'H tui80tlutlun 1 UB u trlbuto tu their ability. ! MiftllHon Ktimiro ! Gurdm, U Kcorfboitrds fowrt-d with tho yv- low und blutt of tho woiih-ii'h ua Hocttitlon,' und a Bpt'akcra! plui lorm In plutv or u rintf, lust nlRlit I'chord to thu uitplmiHu of l.ou;. v.oiiivn, withered to honor tho, "womuu who works." Mary ritiliford, bivuliliitf h'-r Ktlence. on a public pint form fot thn. rii'Ht llmo ut nun hIk phiyi-d tho vole of "Tho llooil.MUlo i"V (M clasalfl.Ml luTHflf hh a 1his1iu-hh hull In honor of the J4lh nlliiivers. ury ot the org.inlxallon. . The hull was decorated with spring' flowers and pussy wllluws. Green, In keeii lng with Ht. Patrick's day, wus used lo decorate the tables. An Interesting Vrngraiu wus given consisting of a duet number by Mrs. Jhivid Juliuns. n and Mrs. . I . Coffee; the beverage of ,thc masses. ; Coffee; the " drink of democracy. . , When 'blended of the choicest berries, from the finest, coffee planta ' ttons in tle world-by one of. America's acknowl edged coffee experts. , , . Its twme is Roasted and Sold h ahv t ,i M. ,, Hundreds of women thinking of new Easter Hats will naturally think of PUTMAN'S as a most likely place to get the hat which will complete their 'Easter Costume. S ' r x r TO ALL SUCH WOMEN WE SAY Dress Hat, Sports Hat or Tailored -- whatever the shape, stylp, the ma terial, the trimming,- or the color ---whatever the price you have in mind, PUTMAN'S is ready to meet your every wish with admirable assort ments of new hats, at , . ' ,. . ; $3.75 to $16.75 . . uml professional woman." In " hi brief iiddressi She thought It ivoulil lie a good Idi'll' If Douglas Kalilianks were eleeled, too, be cause she never goes iinywhore without him. ' Doug l'rulses Women. Mr. Kaii'banks was' prevailed upon lo speak and paid tribute to nil women, culling tnem '-incorruptible except w-hen It comes lo telling. their ages." ' ' . ' ' .Mudaine HehllllllMin-llillllt sung M'he. War Hphngled llanner,"' her upplaiiBe 'rivaling that accorded Miss I'lckrord. - The women honored represented verv suite In the country and the lllslilet of Columbia. 'I'wenty-flve weiv present In person, und the rest represented by proxy. Among the women honoreil liro doctors, lawyers, writers, educators 'a governor, a mayor, an anuiisli'l 11 engineer, a racing stable owner, a poHlinisiri'sn, 11 junin-i.- i-i "I a sheep 'rancher, und a flvfl serv ice commissioner. ' , Slii'liklng on "l''lniu The Cuve In Wiiy ihc Family Package of I loneymaid , Qrahami i.onenmlt Economical! I leu commlHsloner. , ; . 1 I ..1 til........ 'IMwi ClII'A III I rtpi'iiifiiiK on t- win .11 :'lSkJnfe''r.'.''. - 77 tPKPWP.. .. I all ' r- 1 jj . More New Hats for : Easter Vi LADIES READY-TO-WEAR AND MILLINERY tho Hallot llox," Mrs. Hun let Tuy-parting of the ways In their week lur I'lilon, surirugetlo leader, do-1 old venture as stage , producer of elured Hint, the- "women's lot, wus the countess' pluy "Aaties of I.ovot" happy lieroin I ho day ot thu eave, ; Carroll who put on tho play III. tho - Kitrdnp of i Helen, wlloreyhoro' lust Monduy said In New York Ailuni Is pictured na strong,, ibutlinst night that ho had sold his In nut tlio" strong." The cave .iiieiilturvst In It to the countess becuusu brollglit oil' all tlio, trouble, "She 1,1,,, Insisted on an Immedlute pin sald, ."I'ni'eliologlts wlio suy woip. iaentatlon of It on llroadway. At tho en like lo be dragged around by.l aino. Ilnfo unnouiicement eredlli d the hair are wrong -wonlcn Ullly did then ' whut - women had -ul-ways done, pi-etended to like wli.il they couldn't help-"" Hinve then women have graduully. worked themselves Out of tho hulr-dt-uif-glng' stage of llio huppy possibili ties .of toduy. she said "ASHES OF LOVE" PRODUCERS PART; MAY CLOSE SHOW WANHINHTON, MUM lit. (Al1) The .Countess of Catlleart , und url Carroll iilipeur to- be nt For the School onkymaid Grahams the school lunch box. children like! These crisp golden graham wafers arc rich in Vitamin , 1), the growth and energy clement that should always . be a regular part of children's diet. r , , ; .. ,. , EnnchcJ-nuiih pure sweet honey' giving a new delicate flavor! . Our own mills supply us with a special graham flour which contains all the strength-giving nutriment of the wheat. Ask for Hoiicymaid Grahams they're economical, nourishing, delicious ! PACIFIC COAST BISCUIT COMPANY Snowf lake "Bakers' h7; tlnfo unnouiicement credited . to-tho countess was mude llere thut . she- had -asked' Carroll to. close down the show tomorrow-uud lean col Its New Vork engugoment and that ho "said he would' think ' it over.":' : : y- i.'--1-.!.. ' 12 MiSSOSS 19 ) -Beginners or Advanced. ,VATUItMAN 1'IA.NO MIIIHUl " 'I' ' V. f.. Cavnnaugh. Mgr. l:iislfra OngiHi .Musk) to. tin' Lunch Bo;c solve the perplexing problem Here is a health iood titat