La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, May 20, 1926, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextII r; - I 4 1 f'.', fs"- is - 'i NT f SKI In II 1 ' 1 V Thursday, May 20, 1920. NEWSofSOCETY Y. O. Club Meets at Van Valkenburg Home ' 1 I'rftty huuiicta of snapdragons uiitl swotl wlllinmn wpro imiinged ultout the rooms of the-Van Vnlk-entiiirfi- home yesterday afternoort 'Hrhrn Mrs. A.J. Vnn VuIHonburjj cotf rtulnod the mom4)cr of thn Y; O. club. Itrlilco yeam tho diversion of tho afternoon with Mrs.. K. M. Ifovl winning lil(?h rare mnonir Hid Hub mpuibpra, mrs. 'Jlort rat- tlnoit rrroivpd tho Ktiont prist,- Aftor tho curd tfmnoe tho hostess Hfrvoil n ilu)nt; two-courtio lunch eon. .- - ."' : ' ' ; : - :f ' Tin next mcMMIhir of tho club will Itr lwo wook-1 from ycHlwiluy nt tin rounlry home of Mib. U rover Urlnv inett. "..' Bible Class ; Is Entertained ,i Approximately twonty memhers nf the Womi'n'B Itlhle elasB of the lreshyterlun elmreh were- prnsont ypslenlny nftrnoon when Mrs. Ornce Hpsbo wub IionIiw to the Plnns. Mrs, IM Ttenn nnd Mm. Knrl l-'lrener were assistant hostesses. 'f After the regular bimlnoss sen. slon. whirli wum presMeil over by Mrs. Hurry Turner, pre.ihlenl,' n delightful program, arranged by the program committee bonded by Mm. Gustav Wlsnler wuh s:lvon. Lit tle Mlas Kulharlne May WiHHler pinyc-d two pluno numbers "Dollies' l)roam "and AwukenlnK;' by Theo dore Orsten unci-''Happy Juek" by II. I Pramm. Frnnrls Keith Wal lace gave two roadlnRS, "Mean J-lt-tle Torment" unit "Mr. uml Mrs. Poppernian at the Huschnll (limit!." MlM Wallace also played a piano number "liubuneru" by llizot. He fresh men ts were served by the hostesses after tin program. The next meetlnK of 'tho class will be June IK at tho home of Mth. V. S- Snook, 1505 M avenue. ',' Many Attend Piano Recital 'TVIlss Judith Snodgrnfla, 14-year old daughter of Mr. nd Mrs. J. Q. Hnodgra-sfl, completed her fifth yonr of lunula study with u pluno recital InHt evening In the library audi torium. Shu was presented by her teacher. Miss Hilda Anthony. . 1 MIhs finodKrasu played an Inter esting program with much poise and Interpreted tho different num bers In n clear and thoughtful Miss .Tuiletb fce,. 'Tnliit. no sViisc u,'liollrr liuiil times if you gut a I'lggly Wlwdy Mo' .rlfclit aroiiud ilu foruen.1' 1 ' . , Mine rva Says Now is the time of tho , year to commence 'to get your feet In good condition . before the hot weather seis In. June, July und August are the months that every body has the most foot trou bles. .A good pair of Tied Cross Arch-Tone shoes" or Arch Aids will give you twice the comfort, and support your feet sufficiently to relievo lots of burning, ache and discomfort. " We also carry all kinds of , foot appliances to relievo corns and callouses Corn J V Y" I es, Co rn Pa els. Bunion Pads, Arch Supports In alt sizes, sold nnd properly fit 1 ted at the THE B00TERY Pny Cndi anil Pay Iss Look Over Your Tackle and sec what you need. I have the kind that catches them. F. L. LILLY Hardware Main 85 Fishing Maleode Th masculine mode la reflected it this large handkerchief and tie en eembl of flat crepe checked la shad cm of yellow and orange. manner. Her second group 48cher zo" by (iurller, was perhaps the best and was given with good tone and artistic phrasing. As ant en core she, played Macl)owrllV "To a Wild Hose.'! - , , . , ' KlaVia Hitter , Sherwood sang charmingly lwo numbers, 'Hylvan' by loindon llonuld and "A Morn hip: in-Spring" by 11. .Alexander Muthews, and responded to an en core. She was accompanied by Mrs. Lynn Wright. ( " . ' V Aid Society Meets In Connordale The regular meeting of tho Gen eral Aid society of thn Kirst Meth odist Kplscopal church, was held yesterday afternoon at tlio homo of Mrs. Kred Smith In Connordale with tliirty-ftvo members in attend ance. Mrs. H. W. Purker led in the devotional services, after whieh Mrs. Sherwood WIlllnniH, president, presided over the business session. Dates for the annuul bazaar to be jjiven by Ihe society wore set. The bazaar will be December S and 4. During tho program hour Mrs. Claude Cooper sang two numbers, accompanied by. Mrs. ."-Sherwood Williams at tho piano, Mrs. Carl Wallace gave a reading. Hcforo adjournment the hostess served refresh nients, assisted by Mrs. Walter Perry. Mm. W. M. Plerson. Mrs. Hlckox. Mm. James Moss. Mm. Wheatley and Mrs., Hen- esdorf. - .... . Academy Recital This Evening K MubIo lovers of the elty will hear an interesting program this evening when! tho Sacred Heurt academy will present Minn Almu-UIIy t-la pluno recital, assisted by Miss Mary Hrewster. harpist, and Miss Alice Jeanette Cooper, violinist. The public. Is Invited to attend the re cltal Which will take place at the Presbyterlon church at 8 o'clock. Miss Lilly will play five groups and Mis Hrewster and Miss Cooper will appear In one group each. allowing is the program to he given : Sonotn Op. 31.-No. 1 Tleethoven Allegro Adagio Hondo The Maiden with Flaxen Hnlr.... Debussy Alma Ully Doctor Gradu.4 ad Parnassum Debussy .Umbo's Lullaby Dehussy Golllwogg's Cake-walk Debussy Alma Lilly An Irish Love Song Op. 33, No. 2 De Lccjno Irish Lullaby Qulnlnnd Alary Hrewster Hallade Op. 47, No. 3 Chopin Etude, Op. 25, No. 0 Chopin Alma Lilly Chimes of Saint Patrick's Whltborne Juba Dett To a Comedlnn Cndmnn Alma Lilly Caprlcclo Vulse Op. 7....Welnluwskl Melody Dawes Alice Jeannette Cooper American Indian Rhapsody. ...Orem Alma Lilly Endeavorers Banquet Seniors Honoring twenty-one seniors of the high school members of the Presbyterlun Christian Kndeavor society other members of tho .or ganization entertained at a dinner last evening in the basement of tho Presbyterian church. A de licious banquet -was served at 6:30 o'clock with covers laid for sixty. The tables were prettily decorat ed In a green and gold color scheme, Ihe senior class colors. Bouquets of spring flowers In these colors served as centerpieces, "The Fountain of Life" was the Idea carried out .In the place cards and In the program. Members of the junior class served. They were costumed in green and gold to harmonize with the color scheme. Grace Gelbel, who arranged tho program, presided us toastmlstress. The word "fountain" was spelled out In the titles of the various toasts. Gladys Owen responded with a toast "Fountains," Corrtne Itnker. ''Opportunity." Doris Cade, "l.'pward Path." Ray Known, "Nowiedge," Francis Kelly, "Tes timony," Klla Nelderer. "Allegi ance." Thomas Wallslnger, "Im provement" and Mrs. I. C. Bowser, "Nobility." The Hev. W. C. Ross called on Miss Kleanor Vernon, senior ad viser, for tho poem toast which she gave at the junior-senior ban quet and she responded. Miss Gladys Owen was chairman of the committee la charge of tho banquet. The senior honored wer: Go! die Owen, Dean Wright, Corrine Ba- I ker, Mildred Mohr, .Daisy ltolb, Fraftci Kelly; i Kleunor Cleaver,, Murjorle Condll, Kermlt ltugulti, Adelaide Ruth Clark, Alhtdyne Hny horst. Ray Keown, Lulu Ansel I, Myrtle Wilcox, Thomas Wlllslnger, Ceelle Cade, lorothy Funk, Owen-' dolyn Buchunan, Rossio Rums, Margaret Baker, Ouru Shepherd aud Murlan Miller. Class Discusses "Canal Zone" "Kilsc30iul Work In thfl ran umu Ounal gone" waathu proffrum Hiihjoct yeHterday afternoon wlu-n I he Missionary Kluily rlasa of the SI, ivtor's BnlHcopars church met nt Honnn hull in rcKiilur wsslon. Mrs. Harriot McDonald was loader for the afternoon. Thorn will bo no mbotlnu of tho class next , month because of tho KpiMconal summer school which will be In session nt that time at t'ove. COVE (Bpoclal) Tho junior senior buiKiuet was held at the home or Miss iroh'n'Ylan);.' one or thn Junior cluss- niembers, Tnesduy evenlriK. Artnr tho banquet tho seniorB were further entertained with a theater party at l.a Grande. Thero are elRht Menlor class mem bers this year. ' They are: liurn Itichards, Thelmn Anderson. Itnth Heryford, Zela anyette, Kthel Da-' ron, Wlllurd Peck. Oordon .Mills nn,l Howard fjuyetto ' . , ' -Members of tho Junior class are: Nina Peterman. Opnl Burrord, Oar mien Dunlel, Irene Haajr, . bnra llnrker, Geno Weliner. .Kva Wel mer. . ltobert I Jllrd. Rav Hundull. 4 10mery;Hartley,i ltiixscll Pnlge and Hobert Paige. ' i Other guests during the evening were Prof. Cond, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Fletcher, Miss Dorothy Del l:ean, Haymond Hresnahan, Hoyal Allen and K. J.' Wackland.": : ' Cove (Special) Miss Bess Kelly was the inspiration for a surprise shower honoring her blrthduy an niversary Friday at her, homo hero. While. Miss Kelly was away from home the guests arrived and were thereto greet her oil' her, neturn. The afternoon wan enjoyed visit ing after which : luncheon .was served. Miss Kelly received multy pretty gifts. - Those prosonl were: Mrs. H. It. Daniel. Mrs. H. I. Barker, Mrs. G. K. Darker, Mrs. T. C. Hefty, Mrs. I.. Towlo, Mm. Tom Towle. Mrs. Cora llloom, Miss Violet Bloom, Mrs. Wlllinm' Hallmark, Mrs. T. It. Conklln, Mrs. A. G. Conklln, Mrs. U Jr. Ijilnl, Mrs. K. C. Itees, Mrs. George Southwlek, Mrs. Hoy Con-. ley, Mrs. I.. M. Ijintz, Mrs, A. A. Antics. Mrs. I.ynn Clutrtlck, Mrs. John Miller, Mrs. R Miller, Mrs. A. H. rirton,' Mrs.' led Vincent! Mrs. Krod Hees, -Mrs,; i,t II.- fjart'er, Mrs. I K. Anderson and Mrs. O. Hery ford.'': . ! 'i Covo (Special) The Iniles' guild of the Ascension church met Saturday, May 15, at the home, of Mrs. f.loyd Carter.' at lilnes. , At tro'clortrTC plcnlrjflunchtfirtts aerv- E "C. jod to the last drop" Ma'yweu mom It has pleased more people than any other coffee ever offered for sale LA GRANDE GROCERY CO.', Dfs trl butors TX GRANDE j EVENING OBSERVER . I ' TT,-: : . t i .... .' T SHATTI.B '.(NKA) Would-'Vou . girl In America who: Has never- xlahcoil,..or een to -lias never used powdur. liprtlrk or rouge.-or- bobbed 'her Jmlr? "' nas',neiyr,''slprielll'h;-cbclftlt.'lsnioKert li'HlgnWt.,'illiiyTed cards' or spooned?-- . : .. r . i There's, Muw - Well, there Is. Inss of Seattle.. And, to ton It all, -sho says skirts, sutln slippers, chiffon hose, silk frocks' or gigolo hats. ,, vhe.. loesnt' even know what a- gigolo, lint Is!' . " ' '"I'm per'f.ctly lia'iijiy,". sho 'saVs. "I tried wearing a itriend's!; pretlMirocK- at, a ami ty once.,. It .wua so .uncoinroiiahlo; I took!' it off and, got. bacjt Into my uniform'." , - ' , ' t .' .'- i- ' , Miss -Kelso wus .."born iuto -tho army" and' his, spent all' her ' Hfo lit Its 'utin'osphcrei .; ' . .'' '.- . . . '','.' - .; And ohj; yes she's been klsst'd! .' . ' ' " . ' "Wo have'-oiir' boy Mends, you know," she odds shyly. .'",; ed. The' afte.rnbon) wus "spent 'so-' daily. - .v- ;, V,: -. ' '- ', -.. The ladles, in- attendance were: Mrs. J. J. Cnnley, Mrs. Jtuy Good- nough, of I41 Grauile. Mrs. Hugh McCall, or HalnK,.Mrs. r. K. Law- nnn. Mrs. A. a. nhnbiin Afn. t - iconklln. Mrs, V. Mlller;Mra. A.,H..l.y(N near future. , Orton, - Mrs. !, K. Anderson, Miss Huss Kelly." Mrs.: J: ii. 'Dean.' Mrs; iC. JleryrordlTMrs. C. Bertsch and Mr. -C M.' laird fivH'.- .'I- --,'; i -' ' (iiimri !!' . Cpvo (Special),' Tho; Women's auxiliary df Afiirlcan t.eg(ol( post No; CO held 'a' meeting -Friday, itf ternoon.. Thq'purposo of the meet ing was to reorganlzn thn auxiliary, ch 'riMm;fMoiMlac fyjsdw!i!St)jf . Yy'V ii veryone longed for it . . . this difference in flavor that has won America It has never happened before I For the first time, real nation-wide fame has come to a coffee. Among a few dig criminating families and in famous hotels, its special flavor made it the first choice long ago. Today through out the entire country, this blend has pleased by far more people than any other coffee ever offered for sale. It brings you that difference in mellow flavor that same rich smoothness that delighted connoisseurs of good living years ago. Just the touch of , ; extra goodness that you long for. believe thht- there's still a! - a theater?. .- .. . " f ,- v i Florence Kelso,- Salvation v Army she, never hus-nny desire for short' several months. . '.t :' . Covo (Special) Tho Woman's club held their regular monthly I meeting at the library : Thursday ratfrnootl. Plans were made ror ! cnlerlnlnlng one of-the. sister eluha SKATTLE-ITniveislty of Wash, iligtoh stuilehts like . the honir code. , They voted to. maintain the ifysteinl which provides absence iT professors, during ;, examinations ami penalties ror cheating. tj $ Vou can: Jtave everything . your chlhlreu necO by not having aiiy ": y ''I ,-. ' it ,.i; Ahnbuhcemeht's ' " announcuim'tits may ho prtated In Ihto column free of charge. Any nnounccmcnts per IsksUHt lo any rutlctloiu sihMi as oaokMl rood salra, etc., will bo refused. AnnoumnH'iKH, to no pHatrd the same day, must bo hi society editor's hauits bj 8:UU U'olock. Now etlltor's nolo. Mrs, Qcorgo Hunts will enter, tulu tho members or Dm Tuduy bridge club at her homo Friday evening at :.10 o'clock. ' - . The last meeting of I ho Central Parenl-Teerhcr nssoctution this sea son will be held toiuonow after noon -ut 8:311 o'clock. in the blub school auditorium. Officers will lis selected ror the ensuing year. MIcsh Imogen llussoll's room will give a pluy. Herreshmenls will be served in Iho domestic, aclencu rooms after the program. , . Chapter I, P. R. O. will meet to morrow afternoon at die, homo of Mrs, H. H. tlrowntoiiilwilh Mrs. Brownton nnd Mrs. J. W. Knowles as hostesses. ' Mrs. It. J, Gnum will present two groups, or pluno studenls In recital within the next week.. The first group will, appear tomorrow evening and ihcsccond groiip.TuCH. day evening. Klght sludcnui will lake part In tomorrow night's re. Cltal and five Tuosiluy night.. The program will bo announced later, TO IMNPI.AY "llAOrilANAM" NRW-. YOHK, 'One .reature if the spring sain of, miitl un oxlilbiK ilon In an art,'-);paicry- is., "liiic.c- Imnull" a Ims-'r.ojliit;) lnslreil l.j i Karl Carroll's bl1:hl tub party. ;! i HOW SHE OAINED 10 POUNDS IN 22 DAYS NKI.WV MKN'-TAX IM) 'J'HK KAMI-: ..' Thai's going some but skinny men, women .and' .'children-;' Just can't help putting on good, heal thy flesh when they take McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets, As chock fall of-vltumlncs as tho nasty, . .'.'ihy-lustlng cod liver oil Itself, 'but - these sugar-coated, tasleieeii tablets aru as easy ' to take as .candy, mid -won't upset the stomach. ... ' . '; Obe woman gained 10 pounds In '22 duvs.t So. tlihlt.trf . Rn ,ciiitH Anlr bled (pioss'',iJprtig):,8oile;"aiasa Jlrugs.iM- 'any Jnlgi5lsl-.,fpi. Mc Coy's j Co)l 1 Ji.1 vj ; i I ' ! coni po u ri d rrabletir.anu lf;iyrtu 'tSqn';BaIn'inV leant o puunus in ao. . pays : .your druggist Is authorized ei hii.iiiV.you pack tho .pioney yotl ' pa,lil i f 6r jh.em, -. .. .',. ' . :-:ii,ili j- "Get McCoy's, the jilglnahilhj) genulno, and avoid , imitations.-' Y TUliiBrtits . I m MlfMWUWgiMffiilif: LP delco-lioht company, )Mr lyi' m mSU mrt V I SuklJIar, ol grnrral Mlnr Carmitlnt. Irtl-lllUli TleliviDon Slimmer Frocks THAT WILL MAKE SMART INEXPENSIVE , .VACATION WARDROBES, THE 6NE-SKETCHED : A, FROCK !''4i;.,-.';:-0P''""'';";"',::'s; RAYONELLE $3.95 . This sports frock which gives a two-piece effect in front, is made of lustrous rayonelle. A narrow belt fastens with buckle, while box pleats gives fulness to skirt. Other Nelly Dons Triced $2 lo $12.50 LADIES READY AND MILLINERY Vl;'V;--.VV-...'-!;r-'" Dans hnvo boon made for deep ening famed Lako Geneva to make the illione navigable lis fur as the Swiss frontier, . ;; . ' . '. ' Tho llatangl, a raco of Africa, re verse tho Darwinian theory of ovo- .. -iut,, i. '.' v.i-i IT is easier now than ever before to giycy our home the advantages 1 of eletricight and power. :&ytrjfc U small ; first payment . will put the ' new low-priced automatic Delco-J Light into your home, and you canI arrange for the payment of, the- balance on terms suited to your own, I convenience. You can pay a smalli 1 amount ' each month or you canJ wait until you have money coming 1! in before making any , additional ' i i payment. ' ' " "J - -' i I - Uj Find out today ihow easy it "isjj to buy Delcc Light. Write or phbnel : for complete information as to prices 1 : and terms. Jesse Rosenbaum New Foley Bldg. 2lSShV fio.b.Dzijtc: :-',':.:.:'?S ' i : . : : -' ' - TO - WEAR lutlon by sscrtlng that monkey . are descended from man..? V . i Franklin Pierce (l85S-i86t) wJ the only president who retained his original cabinet through the full term of office. , ; ;' . : r. I Phone Main 10f . 'i:: ,' ! f -H 'Shi l -