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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (May 25, 1926)
Tuesday, May 25, 1926. EX GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER NEWSofSOCETY Many Attend ' JMusicale Tho prexbytorlan church , was grille U to capacity with IntcrvsU'd ofrhmds and mimic lovers of the Trlty hist evening -when- Mrs. A- 1. Htrhnrrison presented six of her vo vjrnl students In a solrefi muslcalo. fairs. E. U Holmes, us pluno ac Lrnmpxinlst, udded much to the in Ilere.st of tho program. ( f Miss Adi-laide Huth Clark, lyric hioprano, opened, tho proRTum with ft srroup of, three numbers, which v worn beautifully rendered, SI ins -:fhirk Is well known In music elr Vles here nnd Is nlways well re ceived. As an" encore to her first -W'Oi'P who snuff "Flvo IJttlo White Heads' hy ntsehoff. Miss Clark nlso closed the program with a group of two numbers, the hist one Ijeing "Idiruplnera" (Tho Wron). jHor technic brought out the excel; i leney of her training. In -response to the npplnitsc she sang "My Hero" from "The Chocolate Hold tor" as a I final n umber. . - Dining the recital three new 'vocalists made their firt appear i ancc before the public. Mrs., Sam Harris sang two numbers. "As the Dawn" by Otto Cantor and "Just, 'Something" by Mana-Zuccn., As on eneore she sang "My True. Love1; by Morris. Mrs. Harris has a clear flue voice and her renditions were awetl rocelved, Kermlt - Hngaln, -tenor, gave two numbers and was '-called hack for, a third, which was ecjunlly well received. As an en ftroro he sang Cud map's "J)aynlng." A M iss Ann Ktange made her first appearance as a soloist and was en thusiastically received. She sang "Vhen Song Is Sweet by Sans- Soucl and "Come to fho Pair" by J Martin very sweetly. She renpond ,ed to the encore with "Two Itoses" '.by Gilbert, which she sting even imore sweetly than the first two 'numbers, Tho other two pupils to appear ron the program wore Mrs. Kay Ful ler, soprano, nnd Mrs. W. I. Uohn .eiikiiuip Jr.. contralto, both well 'known soloists. Mrs. Fuller's "O "IWoi Fernando" by Donizetto and ..Mrs. Itohnenknmp's "My Heart. Is , Weary" was probably the most dlf Mlcult of their numbers and were very well given. Aa nn encore ;Mrs. Fuller sang "The Logical Owl" hy Mowrey and Mrs. IJohnenkump soDg "The Owl Courtship." Haskets of flowers nnd floor lc parson lie w "A wcml to o wise am sufficient," an' 1 slMM'l lie's right 'rniiM- when I goes to Hie IMggly Wlggly Slo' I seM de ,nme crowd o folks, only every day dt got some new 'nne wlil Vni. . . Minerva Says--- lli'clvcil by Fprcss This loiiihiff A new pattern in sauterno color, one-strap pump, open work in vamp, lizard trim med on vamp nnd quarter, 128 covered box military heel, light kid lining will not stain hosiery; combina tion last, narrow heel sent. AH sizes now. Come early whilst they are here. THE BOOTERY The Average Man The man who wins Is nn averngc niun. Not hullt on any rnrlleulnr plan. Not blessed with nny Peculiar luck. Just steady and earnest And full of pluck. -UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK 1 ht m ps were arranged about tho church auditorium, forming a pret ty setting for the program. The participants In tho program re ceived many lovely bouquets. Piano Recital Tonight ' Mm It. J. Git-cn will prosent her piano ntuili'nta In rvcltul at tho li brary auditorium thiH rvvninir nt 8:15 o'clock. Tho . program fol lows: Lplbcsfroud Krolaler Golan Killing Arhuttifl .. -Pnvbi Pruillo Sonp Jrrry Scotch 1'oPni ............. M-.iclowoll Marirurrlto Zwolrel Voiron of Spring . Rimling Itomnnro iJit'orKft Tho lluttorriy lJivulli'B KilUh Knoll ; Etiido In F Sharp Minor.... ' :..'..... i..- WolW'nhaupt Muroho Mlgoiinn Poldluo On tho Holy Mount Dvorak Ktudp In A Pint Wollr-nhmint lldna aokolcr Proluilo . Chopin Second Nocturno lx'HChctlxky WltPhf Danco M.icDowcll Hetty Cochran ( . Delegations to P. E. 0. Convention Depart Mrs. H. 8. Hrownton, Mrs. Clydo Sella nnd Mrs. Wuyno Wnilo will rcproBont Chapter " 1 nt the slate V. K. : O, convention, to lie held at Tho Dalles Ihls week. Mrf. Wudo left yesterday by truln for The Dalles and Mrs. Hrownton anil Mrs. Soitz left this morning by aula. Imbler Couple Married Here . i Mrs. Kim Long and rhrlstophor' C. Welch, both of Imbler. were; married Sunday evening at fl o'clock ut, the homo of Mr I.. M. Parker here, the Itev. CV .V. Dunn, pastor of the First Christian church of this city, officiating. Immediately following tho cere mony, the happy couple were taken to the farm home or Mr. and Mrs. C (. Welch, where dinner was served ut 7 o'clock. Those present besides I he bride und groom were Mr. ami .Mrs. Carl Fuller nnd Mrs. Grace Stacey, of linker. ; Mr. and Mrs. Welch will mnkc (heir homo near Imbler, whore Mr. Welch has a furm. ' . Party Honors ' Birthday Anniversary Mrs. 11. 1 rndcrwood entertain ed at her home on North ltlrch yes terday afternoon, complimenting the seventh birthday anniversary or her son 7nle. , Games wero fol lowed by the serving of lco cream nnd cake. .: Those present were:" '.Ki wood. Duncan, Merrill Alnsworth, Kugene and Hnmmy Southall. Jack and Robert Munhull. Hobby Webb, llrn i'st KouKh. Mrs. lliury Giltner and daughter Virginia und Mrs. Ivan KhocKinllli ami son. Ivan. P.-T. Association Closes Season The ltiverla, Pnrent-Teaclier as sociation met for the last session this season Friday afternoon ut the. srlinnl with a lurra attendance or parents and eighth grade girls pres- enl. The. afternoon s program was given by the Associated Girl Stu dents of tho high school. Several of the girls or the organ ization talked, telling the purpose of tho organlaation. Miss Kleanor rienvpr. the outiroinir president. spoke about tho organization. Kdna Gelteler told of the social lire or the organization nnd afterwards play ed a plnno solo. Murl Gore, chair man of the sorvlco committee, spoke of her committee, and Mar garet Funk told what the A. G. S. means- to the freshman girl in' high school. She nlso Bang a solo. Mary Vaughnn Hcndrickson told nimnt ihn snlrit of the organization after which she gave a reading. and Dorothy Ann warnick toin oi the big sister movement and tho friendship committee of tho organ ization. Cornelia Hansen, president-elect for the next year, spoke, of first aid work. i Miss 'Mabel Bennett, denn of girls In the high school, ulso spoke. During the business session Miss Kleanor Otto resigned as seerotary trousurer of tho association and Mrs. O. Maxim was elected to tako her place. It was voted to put in a used hook exchange ut the lti verla school. It wiw also voted to buy a bookense for the branch li brary. Miss Frnnels McCann's room was awarded tho picture tor having tlu largest number or parents present. The picture was given to her room permanently ror having the largest number or parents In attendance nt the most meetings during the yenr. WatdSno- Annivpi'snrv r 11 vuuai - 1 n . Is (jeieDratea . The twentieth wedding annivers ary of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ander son was the Inspiration for a de lightful party at their home at 2705 North Second street Sunday. May S3. The evening was spent playing old-fashioned games, ofter which the hostess served refreshments. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. Itny Patton und daughter Mil dred, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ordway and son Harry, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Tortoreea and children. Mr. and Mrs. Ilyron lndenvood and chil dren. Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Gertner and children. Mr. and Mrs. Lawr ence nnrnett and children nnd Mr. Neal. Pnlon (Special) Mr. and Mrs. William Dobbin were host nnd hostess to the members of the T. B. Bridge club Wednesdny evening at their homo In North Union. Four tables were arranged for bridge. with high acore among tha ladles going to Mrs. Harry McClay. The OUT OUR WAV, ROMS. l-trvi DO I LOOK M HI . WA MAT 1 DOMl" WAMfHEP i aciriM' arc mp ! iHt S THE. I KiMO r?ljl-n M MOW FACE The ouoe. gentlemen's prlae went to Fred Kox 1 Kox Ollzu. and th consolation prize io ht-th Vogel. l Mrs. ftlart ilulchtnson was a Kuest of the club. ;j , At an. appropriate hour dainty refresh mt'nts wero served by tho hOSlOKS. . " ' . Announcements Social announcements may 1m printed in llilm column free of clianc!. Any announcements ner tuinlujc to any fuuctlon& such aa cookod food sales, etc., will be refused, Annnuncenienls, to lie print exl santo day, must he In society editor's hands b) 9:00 o'clock. News editor's note. A. 11. Cherry will tell - of Ills travels around the world after .the rcftulur bu-slnrsH mwtlniy'p,f .Hope-; Chapter No. 3 3, Order of tiio Ka-nt-r ern Star Wednesday ovtyilnftj. I1!! meotlng will bo held at the Mnsbplc hull here. i1 H i!-!' ' .l,t, - - V All mi'mherg and' Ithtjlr fanyUis nr Ihn Ki.Mi'ittTli,.nifrir HftiSAfnHrfft-' nrti reriiiPKt(!d to bC present nt a May 2d, ut KurIcs hall.. ; ' ,.' .v , Tho Women's Home Missionary umlnti. tUn A tail hnillof li'iklunonul churrh will meet-at tho homo of jiib. 7s. :. fiiniut, jdfvit vvuHiiing ton avenue tomorrow afternoon. The annual mite box opening will be a fenturo. All members arc re. quested to brlnpr their mtto boxes. Japanese Disclaims Part in Disarm Move TOKYO, May 25. AP) The Japanese government made formal dlsclulmer Monday of any Intention of proposing any move for arma ment limitation apart frnni the present session of the preliminary disarmont commission at Geneva. A foreign ofrice statement that Geneva reports crediting Japan with such inclination do not "In any way reflect the true Intention of tho Japanese government," The statement followed rocelpt of Oop ova dispatcnos crediting to Japan ese circles there informal suggest, ion that Japan would like to parti cipate In n triangular conference with lT. S. nnd Great Britain In case France and Italy could not be per- sunded to Join such a gnthcrlng. BIUA.Vn SPt.nXK MATRIMONY PAKJS. Muy 25. (AP) Aristido Brland, Krunce's sixty-five-year old bachelor premier. Is thinking less of mnrrlago than ever. It was said at the foreign offices Monday regarding a report that ho was about to enter the runlts of the benedicts. New Trimming I now trMtmcnt of jrrorMn rllihon rlmmlnic l hnvn on thin hat of rrwn hnnitkiili. Thurn nr two bands yt the rllon In two ha1p of grn -nucht iimlcr tho brim tn front, hroiiKht over the top of tho crown and lurked undtr In back. 'vitFLL.Tb IftKlDPRfiJlJ -Ttu. -me. ; i.t -fup-r FINE! i tKF "THE A nW MEo! I . . I f KILLINGS A KACItll ICi: AI18AW Ilocent kUHngs were merely a' sacrifice' of lives In or der In prevent-? gr.'Miter V bloodshed as rilsudskl ' views It and he bun ordored that-he lectures bo given to the rank and file of tho army to prove It. : , ' RTrnKvrs soni n NEW YOVUC Wlss lldna Wil bur, teacher, just: back from study at the Korhonne, saw no drinking Credit CARjR'S No Interest tr l .................................... , W. L. NELSON, Stationer " " '' - WEDNESDAY SPECIAL .' " Liberal Discount on Stationery and Graduation Cards FOR WEDNESDAY ONLY : Summer Frocks Tub Silks, Flowered Prints Flat Crepes in a large assortment. Values to $22.50 Special For Wednesday ' Only $9.75 See Them In Our Windows. The Paris By WILUAKS ME.'U. WIUO MAT. Ta-kX Kim maUE. t-iAT".' FlME'J A MAT LOOK HKE.TMET 1t2 SY HIA MSVtCC WtC J I by students In Paris. - Her ; father, i ae socn'Uiry or tiio navy, mi i nnr ut the plor. y ' 3 ' t ' MX SV IIIC MMiI Will, sacrifice high-grade piano In storage near hero for Immed iate sale. " Will glve easy'terms to an established 'home. Kor full par. tlculars and where It can be seen, addnHs Tortlund ' Music Co., 227 (1th Ht., Portland.. Oro Sister Mary Says: 1 lly Mstrr Mary) Ilroukfast Kresh plncappU', cereal, (htn crenms crisp broiled bacon, sort cooked egRS. Kt'ahnm toast, milks, coffee, I.uncheoo Crenmed new on ions on toant lettuce sandwiches, rhubarb, tapioca, milk, tea. !lncrn Casserole of beef with raisins, buttered, rlee. asparuKua salad, whote wheat bread, straw berry sponge with crisp cookies, milk, cofOo. C ajwe role of beef uses n cheap cut; Of meat to kooU ml van tune. Th flavor Is qiille tintisiial and de licious mid tho raisins Increase the food value. There nro no dlshe BUKWHted thai are not suitable for children four yearn of aire. . . , KlrawlH'rry Spongo . Quo pint struwierrles, 1 ' table spoon yi'ttnuluted clatln,i4 tuble spobns cold wutr, cup sugur, cup boillns; wator. 1 tabb'spoon le GOOD nnint i is exactly as much a protection against loss of property as your fire insur- y ance policy. . Suit'Proof Paint keeps out moisture, and decay', s-ivos ro palr bills and prevents depreciation. Eco nomical because of great covering capac ity per gallon and long service. Let s talk it over at the store. The Oregon Hardware A Rickety Washer Replace the old ma chine with a new one. We handle all types. La Grande ; Electric Co. 1412 Adams Ave. ' ! ' 1 W ffirU' 1111 17 i ' '''' ' '''' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' LISTEN! : Whether meals at home, ..v., T - Tasty, always uniform in quality, J. . BUTTER is a ? DO NOT APOLOGIZE FOR QUALITY. REMEMBER THE NAME. 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(AP) Hugh Harold Parry,, post-graduate law studtmt at the linlvcrslty of Call forniuj was drowned In Hun T.euu dro bay when ho. attemptod : to swim ashore from a capslr.od yacht to summon aid. . for companions who clung to the yacht und .were rescued. v A-;' J, i;; !...',..' ,. 1 :; ! 01 II rlQlUN Illg ' siiwmlll, re cently burned, will lie reliullt. Hear Sigurd Nilssen Famous Metropolitan Opera Star j In Concert Wednesday Evening May 26, 8:15 P. M. L. 1). S. TABERNACLE . .-..l v FREE DEMONSTRATION EASTERN OREGON LIGHT & POWER CO. planning your dainty picnic no a annA'oraiiA nf huftpr is - O safe nroduct to tie UP to. 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