La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, March 31, 1926, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text. . .. Wednesday March 31, 1J2G. EA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER NEWS of SOCIETY Neighborhood Club - , View FieiKih Play Two. scones froiu I liu .French piny ' "i-ynino l Tloigcriu-" by l-Idwnrd linsinnd wore given yesterday uf- ? ternoon during Uio -program hour Sot 111" regular luot-lliijf of tlio 'iNelBliboihond eluhi Mrs. ..Curl ;. Helm wns chairman for the uflcr iiooj. Win gave un Inti-p-Mlmr uo- j rount or l-'reiioh rtuimu loading up ' In lliiii play which (iih pr0.si-nlil ;. r.ir Iho first 1 1 un- In I'urlH In ls7. :. Thl! part of Cyrano, played . hy -6iiieilii. ar-viiest of Kronch actors ill Ihrit, lime, was purl ttiyi-d ycstrr-il.'lY-.. llV MittH. Ilct'fli-, W.iMnliii'. .A This role Ih difficult nut was wi ll ilVHinted by Mlw WullHlnnfr. ' Mrs. OfoiKis lllrnlo jnld or ilin orlKhiul prodiiclhin or. Dm piny In ' America about twenty yours ago hy ,- l;hi-inl . Jlmisrii lil. A -. modern , oillte's iipiiiH-rliilioii or Iho play liitx . bmiiKht iilinut u revival, .Mm. V Ilirnlo miliL The orlllo she men ';, llom d wns Waller Hampden. ;. 'rim piny In onnipoHi'iI or flvo nets ! 'and Ih whul I.m-1 nnuTi iih a horolo ,lconody. During the proilucljnn or tin- two Kronen Mr.;Tui-uor Oliver ' khvo a synopsis, or . the purls omit-'. devoted to )m Grando. Tho fed eration slogan "Ia lirnndi! n 'shrliied In mounlnliiH blue, opens nor hour! und homo to you" wbh iIIhi-uhhi-iI. V I lod. One or I he scenes given was lakon rrom the third art and ono from thu flfih not, .Mrs. Grace :. Molitor pluyod thn ' guitar for tho serenade during tho first acono. lilhor momhoni or tho rust ho hIiIoh Alius WullHlngcr wore Mrs. .ester moditard iih novum-; .Mrs.tnro hy tin- urt department or thn VT. . .. ni."su"".: I,r- 'Neighborhood eluh. .,-, lit- inn; tinii airs, havo I: iniKii iiruuy, MNlcr Mjirmicr he. Ait Department to Study Masters' Works . A trout will bo offered to tho Iji Grande iiuhiir In the near fu- l-agtio directed tin Sirs. Donuhl M. play. ' During llio luixIncKs moellnir or Coding the play 11 wiih reported Hull, hjii wuh in the treasury from the two rummago wiles held ri lly. Thl money Ih to lie. used io n-. pair Iho ploture library. MrH. w. il. I'lrkeiiH Ih . chairman or t It Ih movement. ,1 It wan unnoiinood llnil dome of Amerlea's Kreato.sL nia-storplecex would h exhibited in I a (Inindo ui'lnjf tho mpnlh or Jluy, hpouboi- ed by Iho art department or tho eluh. Mrn. :. Mossman snoko brlerly or the exhibit lo lie shown. Mrs. (IroiKO I'oolirnn unnoimced Unit the I'Vdernllon Nowh would bl oat April 3.. This publlcHlinn will bo eiiiiiiiox.il or Iwenty-rour iiukoh this mnnlh, about hull' or which Ik ArrahRreniontfl en made to hrtnK hero for exhibition a group nf tweiuy-Meven ciimtiHoK hy moilom iu'IIhih;' It !m Meidrim that hiicIi an opportunity oonii'H to a Hiuall community hut liu- memboi-H or the department fi I that the iulci'c.st or l& tlrando ,111 arl jiiHlirii-H the work and cx iioiihi of Hhowlnn Uu-fio orlKinalH here. These cnnvnHCfi nro .sent ont by the American 1-Ydcruilon fruui WnahlliKlon, ri. I"!. Tho dr-ixirtiuenl will moot In the. N'elllihorhooil club rooniH ThurHday arternoon at 2:iri o'clock for flltidy, during: which lime plaiiH ror the ex hibit will bo diHCUHHOd. The Klmly rnr the arternoon 'will lead 'to a Ki-euler appreciuilon. and a more lulelllKent enjoynient orth" cali viihoh. MrH. II. 11. Denver, chair man or 'the department Hild-this niorrrtnir. MrH. J. T. IxinKrcllow iH Iho louder for tho study' proRi-nm. Mrs. Richardson ' Entertains at Bridge Mr. J, T. K!i'liardon 'was hoot csM.to.tho moinheni of tho Monday llrlriite club Monday uriernoon at her homo on 1'niinsylvsnla svenne. Artor iho (tnnieB, with Mrs. 1ela .Ioiioh ' winning - hlnrh score nnione tho, club members nnd tho .Kiiost prlxo ffotnir to Mrs. J..T. KonKfet low. dainty rerreshniont.i were served. I . .'. ' . Dinner Dance Held At Union Hotel -TmrTTTrwnjrrtiTTtT.TTnwiiMwuiiJTilf I ' i 1 n "I llurr and connolallou by Mrs. John Wurtmnn. - . (Iui-hih besliios tho club mcin- i bci-H were Mi-Hdames John Wurt- The employes or thn- RHndnnl mh,' Tony fimiih. nii'yih'onit' Hits. OH company were entertained at a i.ved i.-ox. William Dobbin, 'J. IC dinner dance at tho 1'nlon hotel 'nulchluson, Mary Hutchinson, W. Saturday ovonlnu. Dinner wiih u. iimchlnsnn. Willis I'hllllpH. John served at 1:3 o'clock with covers Martens, jas. Webb, K Kavls, laid ror Mr. and Mrs. ti. U. tlrli- ii-inik Sluritill, Harry MoClay and fit lis, Mr. and Mrs. It. U. Alberts. Mrs. ArUinr llllfr or l.a Olalldo. sprlnsr season wos kIvou .by Mrs. Ilert KnlKlit' Thursikif - afternoon when sho .entertained- Iho Carna tion eluh and a number of guests at her home In North I'nlon. ' A' delicious two-course luncheon was served at 1:SU o'clock with covers laid for twenty kiich!.. Jtnskets Of ilufrodlls and Hweotpetis were Insle rully uri-anged about tho rooms. , Arter luncheon hrhluo was tho diversion of tho mrtornoon, hlKh jUntchlnson each irevo a paper. Tho score helnir won by Mm. Arthur I iiroicrnin eiospa wiin a secoiui nuin off ion. M .IIUH Mili'ie'io1 "TiTm , r ntohthly meetlnif at the home Mm. aitrerl- Kriday , arturltoon. After the htislnesa session tho pro-j (train conihilttr took charge. The subject for thn afternoon was I "Japan." 1 .MesdhmesBtevens,' Conk, Meflay, Phillips. I'hurehlll und Harwell, no-' coinpanled' hy Mrs. Viola lirkert at thn piano, sang a number after Wiiieii in i n, pirii'im niiu .in n, ini Mrs. KnlKht was assisted In set-v-tnK toy her aunt, Mrs. llurr, ami Mra. McCluy. . ( Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Slalcup. Mrfund rs. Glen Htrlrkler, Mr. and .Mrs. J. U. Scbrloner, l-'rauk Hlrlew, Miss Kleinor into and Mr. .Mitchell, or 1 l., ..n.l I w. l.1,.ll i'..... x'i .'.'.i I'ulnir (Special) Mrs. Iter! W. tl. itablwln. or i'uliman, Wash.. KnlKht charn,lnKly enlerlalne.l olRht l. i,.l li.u llli,lii.,l ilMlini-ne nr i nil""" lluMl v'""'" ' Imbler'niid Mr. and Mrs. 1- f'liurchlll or Union. , Kollowlnit dinner ilnnelni,' wiih enjoyed until IS o'eloelt. ' ,..' L r n Ion (Hiecliil). One or the mosU'dollKhlful ' parties or tho evcnlnir. ; The eveiiltiK wuh Hpont at 'Iii IiIko' after which a lwo-eoiire luncheon was served by the lulsl- CHH. - - . I tlnlon (SpeekiD The Womon's Missionary society hel her hy tho chorus, Ariel' the meeting rerreshments were served hy the hostesses Mes dnmes Frank Conner, Joss Hpencer, Viola Parker nnd I .els Slurs-ill. i'nlon (Hpeclal) Saturday after noon the hast presidents of Preston Women's rtellef Corps entertained--thn members of the corps at the l. I'. hnlW Luncheon was served at l:3(i o'rlock with covers laid fori about sixty. Afier. luncheon the pr&crnrh oponmj.n'ith tho slntlng of . "Amer ica" by everyon present: Affn'es Paddock sruve n. dialect rending: Mesdsmes I'hllllps, Cock, Unird, . Hluipimt and Htevens sang accom- J ptiiiieil lly ,11 m. iumn v urn ,,n,iu and pearl Mhior inivo a readlnir. pSiioiisianli ; - v ; jB 1 i PPi if I i 1 1 p XTk. reason has postponed the purchase of a new range. We urge you ' JmIIM' vpL-" - - ' fm ... mi ii.! !i- ki. a.t .. i '.i...',. ,':uVBm-mmsmammauae m xuu wiu occ mat, it iciiiuvcs au; uusiacic mat inu.v nave preveni-.; . If S52) '" f nKC- ii b ed you from owning one of these modern Universal Ranges.' -'The f'.-:,'iJJmtr - -; ;' ''' 'it'A to! : H.-ta. m. ';"- - , jS-ilv'l ;r,i S3 ) mk t 1 - i-. . . jT-. t. , -v ... ; -. i- - ss i Porcelain Coal Wood Range Commencing April 1st 3 Days Only! AN EVENT that will be welcomed by every housewife who for any reason has postponed the purchase of a new range. We urge you to read all the conditions, and benefits offered by this Special Sale of Universal' Porcelain Coal -Wood Ranges. You will see that it removes any obstacle that may have prevent--ed you from owning one of these modern Universal Ranges. The fac- : tory representative will be here during this demonstration and ; will ' help you to select the range best suited to your needs. Remember, the $3 uine is Dnoi i "tin ee-ua.rs winr m flvo. (Spoclul) Thn Women's civic club held reintlnr . monthly meeting at-the library ThiirHduyi lis fi-Kiilnr .afternoon. Thirteen members wwc present and during the afternoon the homes of seven how members were added to the roll. iA let ter j from; -Mrs.- Haldln- Otr-Tiuhhnr, I pri'sldent of the slule federation of women's chlhs. was road. The Cove ' vlub n-cently hecuine a. momher of the stale federation and the. letter rrom -Iho president was-concerning rlub work. , ' , , . . V . . fovti (Special) I Jist week was a hniy biie rdr thd hlKh school slit' ileius or Cove. . tin Friday evenliiK the junior ball took place. The hull was prettily decoruled for lht arralr hy the ineliihers of the Jun ior class, who also arrunited the evculliK's proKrniu. Most bt the juniors were present. . ' tin Iho some evening- Mrs,. J,. 1C. MIlls.'Kavo a dinner' party for the niembers of tho sehlor class hon orliiK Hio eighteenth birthday an niversary of her son, Gordon. The class this year Includes Qorllon Mills, Howard anssett, Hvorett Wil liams. Wlllnrd Peck, linrn. Itlch ards, Thelnia Anderson, Hnth llery loril, ;l-:the llarou und V.eln. Ony- etto. , ' , , i ';. . '.':.' "" 1 4: ' '.' ' ' Covo (RpeclM) Mhw Dorothy Hin was hostess to the young Ma Irbn's Urldge club Saturday after noon. -Tho rooms were beautifully decorated with Kaster lilies. Two tables were at play with Miss Bess Kelly winhlnir the irhto a lovely boiniuet of sweet peas. I Tliose present were Miss Bess Kelly, Mra A. 11. Orloif, Mrs. H. J I. liunlels, Mrs.-T. It. Conklin, Mrs, William Hallmark and Miss Iiuro Itlchards. KSi Bring Your Stove Troubles To Us Let Us Solve Them' For You Uni Porcelain wood coal range e. SANITARY WASHABLE i INDESTRUCTIBLE Every woman knows that many of her hours are spent in the kitchen blackening and polishing her stove. All this is eliminated with a beautiful bright new Universal. To clean it just wipe it off the porcelain finish is as hard as flint and will retain its beauty and lustre in definitely: ' ' ' The accurate, arrangement of flues, drafts, dampers and grates in the Universal enables you to cook and bake with absolute assurance, to eas ily regulate the cooking temperature, at a minimum of expense and fuel. Heavy, pure gray iron construction it will last a lifetime. Can you afford to postpone the pleasure that a Universal Porcelain Wood - Coal Range has for you? All this Dinner ware SI DOWN Delivers to you immedi . ately . your Universal "l Range With every Universal Range pur chased during this sale, we will include without charge a 3 5 -piece set of the finest quality American made Limoges China. This set is of the latest French Vase pattern with bright gold handles and is one you will appreciate owning. CARE Your old stove taken as part payment on any Universal Whys continue using an old range ' . when it is so easy for you to procure ., a new Universal? W will take out ; ; your old stove, and make you a liberal -allowance on any new Universal Coal Wood Range selected during this sale. "Univil" Porcelain "just wipe v"-1 h off" ' ' ' ' . ; '': , V v.'' .. ' You must- see and learn about this beautiful Coal-Wood Range, which has a permanent porcelain finish .(hat will -not peel, chip, or discolor from heat. , ; Just wipe it off , with, a' moist cloth, and, your Universal will always -be ! , bright and clean. 1 ' - - Why endure a bothersome old-style, dirty stove when you can enjoy a. t handsome Universal? Many Slyles and Sizes to Choose E This completeness of our display makes your selection easy. We offer 20 and 18-inch ovens. If you prefer, you can have a Universal Range equipped with a reservoir. The beautiful white, grey and peacock blue porcelain finishes will please you. Come and see them. The Special Offers of the. Universal Stove Are limited to the period jpf this Sale. 1 I n Announcements SocUl annoanceineM may be printed In thla eoJunm troe of charse. Any annotinoemesta per tatnuiff to any funoUou anah as cooked food sales, Mo, will be refused. Aunounooments, to be printed the same day, must tw in sorJnty editor's hands b) 9:00 o'ciock. News editor note. Airs. (I. Ij. Dutton and Mrs. A. tl., Hunter, will be hosiesnes to the members ot Chapter I, I. M. O., 1-Vldny afternoon, April 2, at the home of Mrs. Putton. I . ... The homo dnnartinent of the Presbyterian church will meet at the homo of Mrs. J. V. Hoasty, 11(13 Hprlnic kI root Thursday afternoon al 2:311 o clock. . ..... . Mr. nnd Mrs. Walter II.- Perrj will ellterlnlll the Kwastlka Bridge rlub ;at-their home on . avenue Thursday. evenliiK- Tile Women's Hoclely of tho Bap lint ciillrch will meet Thursday af lornoon, April 1, at the church, to eompleto plans for tho orKanlza- lion of tho new oriranizaiion. rt-i. Tn,ll..u nf fnhui.lii.iit-l T.Olflon "Itemed with Alls. Prlt Hoffinun 1'hursiliiy afternoon. c irs. iioho i ,wti-..wiii ' he usHtstant hoslCHS, Momhors wilt-meet at thn Hod Cross drug- store at 2 o'clock whom cars will he. provided to take tliem lo.lho Hoffmali Home. '-Cpdris and fjifth Avenue Creations , Tailored by (Sndg Coots for Women individualized by ; Radio 'I'llt USDAY, AI'KIIj I. Mmuilalli 'I'lnin Stations. CTr'ACJ, t aluary, fan. (45-8in-AKHIuO. ft-1 1 P. m.i lleydii main iuarlet. - KOA. Oenver, Colo. (322.4m .toko), (1:30 p. m., Brown I'alace string orchestra. I'solflo 'I'lnin Stations. KFI. Ixs Ang-leH, C'al. (47m- (41kc), 6:a0.(l p. m.i Bamboo Gar dens orchestral 7-, program, stu dents of U. 8. ft.: 8-9, program Ileiall stores of California, and Arizona; 9-10, program, C'hlckerlng Ilnll: 10-11, popular hour. KI-'ON, liong Beach, l. (22.4m !2oki'), 6:30 'p. m.. Brayton's (healer orgah; 7:30-8, Long Beacb Municipal band; 8:16-9. Long Bench Municipal lintid; 9-11. Lake's y International Expironce $27.50 to $75 For the woman who seeks true distinction, these Conde Coats were particularly designed. In the warm, softening tones of the new spring fabrics she finds a smart reserve! In the smart lines of the coats she finds elegant and befitting simplicity, - .' Every important Btyle note for spring is embodied in this group of buoyant Coats.. s ' LADIES HWOY-TO-WEAR 7 W0 AND MIL.UNERY club Oroheatra. ' KFWBi Hotlywood, del. (Mim- tojibl. B.B.n m . KVa.lee orehes- lr( Albert IMrtovleh. violinist: Ks. telle Shake, blues singer; 8-10, Daa r. Smith, inc., niana-uoon oonco orchestra; Sol Ifoopll's Hawallans, Ashley Sisters! JO-Jli warnar uro-i thers frolic. , ' BSOkc),' It p. m., Cohn Instrument company orchestra, Miramna oanu, Donular concert; Cowoll'Deln, ban- joist; Conn trio: Londo Oelanl, tenor: AL Ilyhltrom,. pianist; 9-10, Finnish musio program; naimo. Uloomult, plahlBt; mixed chorus; Martha Jalva, mono soprano; 10 1 a. m.. Urotaaw and bis dalico orchestra. ... ii'Ul twtlanit. frt-. (4tl.5m olOkc), 6-7 p.'m., dinner concert; (in, vaudeville. ' KHJ, lot. Angeles, Cal f.405.m iiokol. (.10 n. in.. Program, Coch ran Brothers company. KJIt, Keattle, wasn. - (asiini 4aik..V. v.t-30 n. tn.. lureka tlllked iiuaftet; 8i30-lo, Tugot Sound Sav ings 'and liOan assoclalton orches tra: 10MIV18, Keep Joy Baillallng Order of Rats, . : I : kmtk, Hollywood, cal. (aasni 12(10kc), fl-T ;p.' Mi-. Starr Piano company studio: 8-10, KMTR con cert Orchestra; ji'iorenco Aiaaon Tfttuch, soprano. -; v ....ii ui fmt inns am. j i' , r ,. .... . SOOkc), t:3u, Lelghton'a cafeteria I orchestra; :30-T, Atwaier- Mm ooncert orohestra; 7-8, program, ri. I,. Crockett Hudson-Essex com- puny; 8-9. program. Wlllys-Over- land dealers; 9-10, program, Prax ler Mountain Park; lOill, KNX feature program; 11-12, hay West's Cocowriut Drove dance orcheitrfc . KPO, 8an . FMM4eeo., Cal (4B8.8m-10Okc),.. .6:30-7 p. m.. htatoa restaurant, orchestra; 7-7:10, I Rudy, Selger's alrmont hotel or chestra; 8-10, Islam temple band, chanters; 10-11, Cabtrla cafe dance orchestra: 11-12. Henry HaMead'a orchestra. ' KIK, Pasadena,. Cat. (SlMm 9U(ikc, 89 p. m., Pasadena ehanw ber of commer'co. KTAll, Oakland, Cal. (ISt.lm- 12SUkc), 8-10 p. m., program. What makes this modem aolatrr so Interesting Is guessing at what It moans. 12 -LESSONS 13 Beginners or Advanced. WATERMAN PIANO r BCHOOIi T. T Cavanaugh, Mgr.. Eastern Oregon Munto Co. WALLIUG'Si PRE-fi ASTER HAT ;i:) ''1' ' SPECIALS Trimmed Pattern Hats $5.75, $6.95, $8.50 Small Close-Fitthig -Silk Hats $5.00, $6.95 One Lot Trimmed Hats $3.95 , Children's Hats $1.85, $2.95 Careful attention given to remodeling. . School Hats ' - -98c Women Look Twenty Years Younger Apply this new wonderful harm less cream hforo retiring: rub It In thoroughly nnd leave It on over night. Notice ho white and clear your romproxlon becomes. Nour iHhes. purifies: Imperfections fade sway. Your complexion will look like k child's soft, smooth and beaulirul. Ont. a Jar of tollo-glo Beauty Cream today. Glass Drugs. For Sale at the ftllARAMTCCO INSURED AGAINST OABNIN PAIRft ANTI-DARN HOSIERT : Insnrrd Against Darning - . 3 ,iatr Ruaranterd S iiMnths' wear. Ask iih more about these. ; Priced BOc pr; S nr. 91M THE B00TEDY I. dV iMa'mx:. ..-