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Saturday; April 30.-M27. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERV ER Pv Thrf v Society News Junior-Senior Banquet Held i At Honan Hall , Tho annual Jnntoc-senlor ban quet look niuce liiHt evening at Jlunun hall am) huh In lh form uf a delightful May Do,y .party; the hlou being- carried out In Die i) lira tloli of the bnnnurt tables. elite niin k, WIbs KiIi-Ih Muffuln. Mint Vejinu . rMiiHH. Mrs. Velma I'ttrton, ilni. IMy.itlo, Jtuasell, Mra. H. 1. Smith, Mrs. (Mimles Playle, Mrs. A. Newlln, Mi-ri. AvIh-Mh-guire (.abler, the honor guest und the hostesse. . Mrs. Will Mitchell, Mr. Irwin Dotun anil Airs. Carl !Vrrln en tertained at 1(1 tables of hfid-te hall and or the : . . . . ., , J of Mrs. Doltin near Iain ml city. A lni'jn mm nnln 1(1 tliii nlni-o f : 1 nl WIIHO W rVl'U flu il t)iA two riuyy,. u-nhi nnii f, ,., poloi' 'ni'iiv Kir wui decoration the JunloiH mid gold anil purple iwi- tin tft'iiiiux, wiih nrrnng-en ii lhf nPHt.ii- nf flu. hull tin. I umiil. (Vtlll'Mii Itlurtlionu m.ri-iifl (v flirt llOrUeHHfH. Mm, Charles Playle won the firtrt prize at hrhlKO and this Bee-, ond prize lkent to Mm. J(e Har rlhou. Mm, V. t I'Vomai re-(, reived tho third prize. j i of the rooms. the Hcaaon flowers i being us-d. The afternoon's card KaiiH were followed by a two- ler one in the an me color wun found In tho punch room. l.onjf (allien were net (In the din . I n s room and here many floweis In the. clow colora were used to t decorate the tables, along: wit h fcewple dotls, which were dresH.'d In cap and Rotvn reprcsenllnir the BeulorN. -liaffodtlti nctvcd as nut rupsund to each one tho nluce curd was sophomore clas nerved t ji han iuct. They were d reused as May lowera.,,. Miss Ituth Irwin male Up the mrnu and arranged for the g'ervlng. . The banquet' wus- prepared by 4 liOj women oi Ht Peter's Kplseo iml guild. It comdsted of mint cocktail, chicken a lu king, cream- ' yd polatoca, waxed beans, naiad, lemon ice, pineapple pie, fancy cundloH and coffee. J MIhh Kyi via Ma lone presided as toastmlHtrcKS and following; the j iuuo.net Hhe called upon Mlm - J'hylllH Ansell to fflvft a toast .o tho guests, which Included mem bers of the school board.' the fae .ulty of Ihi- high school, president OUT OUR WAY" By WilHamsIlT Entertain W. R. C. Members at Perry '.' I'orly-four members of Oliver V Morton Heller (Virnk No. 37 111. t I yentcr.lny nftcrnoon nt i'erry ill tilt' liomi'.uf Mm. Cllli.rt Hiillm. tyne. with , Mrtt, Hairy Hansen, f-Min. I''ml Hrutlftt.. Mm. , I'Yunk llitulcn and Mt'K. Itullantyne as lioKlfiwfl. hhnIhIi'iI by th mem lrn of tin lVrry Sewjujf .'lull. Ourintc thr ut'ti'inoon un intt-i-cslInK pi'OKralu was Kiv.-n. A tito roniOH4it of Mrfl. 11. H. Larsi-n. Mis. H. K. Huns, n ni'd MrB. J). Johnnsfn sanfr two numliprs. ac companied hy Mrs. Hc'lmityne the piano. Mrs. AUffimt I'. Nel son Kavp a reaflintr anil Mrs. Carl Jolmnsen siinK two Swedish souk. of the Hl-nad oigonlisatlon and ueeUiii,.UiiyiiiK ii on ,ue B.n liie seniors" j tor. Miu. Hhorlll Ewln sanif a '.j Kenneth Owen (rave a toast to Swedish son In costume and Miu. the seniors anil I he response w.m Vre "rad. n nnd .Mr Ornnt each ' K'veii hy Irvln Zundel, president , Kavo readlnus. of the senior class and of the IiIb.i) l'"olloyliiK tho program the ho.t w hool student .body. Miss Alice: tesaes served luncheon. Cook Kavo u tonst to the Hi-l)od'i nnil (irandnd W. Perkins n- Owing to an error In the nr iponiled. Miss l.ols Nelson prr- ranftement or the proifram of tho sented a toast to the faculty which. Sacred Heart ncadeiiiy recltnl. as responded toby K. O. Towler,', Which was presented Thursday Mirh school principal, and ltlch-' evening In illie first Methodist rd l.yinan save u toast ro th.i lliilseopal ehin eh, the naine of the lllia Mater, with J. T. l.onBfei-, druinmer In the orchestra, Miss low, superintendent. ot schools, re-' Kvelyn Hruc.e, wns omitted, spblldlilh'. Miss Cornelia Hansen . MiBS Hi lice is a drum student gave a toast to the school lion'il of Kv uetl Hosenbaum. '-Mild liobert S. Ilaklll Blivc the re-1 ... .j'nrr- .:..', woman s lub in All 111 lll IVUaiM I' 11 irr... m a,i T VAvNEE IQUSe V 154ES''WADE-IM BoSWemPORARV. nAA'H' OH-i AMAKJGr'-rtV A DAW WHILE. 15oSVREMiw05 LOUOEP WAS A 7 f4' . OFF. TniM ClowmJ feTfAPPED 1M TO A BAfrAlU OR -R" H-LL? KWOVAJ HE VMOM1 .AV ifA" E.LECTRIC Ue- BEAOtV MICE TAV GET . K40vAiM' C07 HE.'lC CMAiP?- ME. .Ante J! im a upw Wt." I ge our of office camtjonaPat -r- BWHRoBE MOR-R-R-MOM.-- . TmoHROvN. A C0MCL051OM a Wing for a dW. ' v Hta U i PAT. Off. Ct027 BY KZA OEnVlCC INC. The Garden Vixuv is Tin-: ;.iti)i: IKiltlMIt . YeUow 1h X ho color of cheer In (he icnnlcn. u favorite with a (treat mtuiy Kurdencra, and the annuals rurntAh a fine list of yHlowft of various U'xlurep. .Ioikh ami Inlcu siths. A yellow border with some blue plantitiKH to no with the pnlo yellows, scarlets und lear retls for the brilliant yellows, nnd a liltlo lu vendt-r for the orange yclluws, gives a strip of brilliance and iM-uuty, ; ' ' ' The tall "yellow portion of the border Is best represented by th PUTMAN'S ' La Grande's Newest Store ; Exclusive Read u-to-W ear and Milliner ui Next To Arcade Theater ( nnd nre fine for bouiiueia well us stale ofrlehils,"- ii.e ui.i...... uiannei uowers, or.: .OiiM-llnmi I,. A,,,e. n ,!..,. 1 .I,,.,,,.?. Btlitfliiu'iiiv -lit,.lt tl,i ,li.,,.r llllllllt',lillM ulll fm-nlul, ,1... only as coinimreil wllh their tall, or red iilunn with yellow needed ' " """ "'ny nave wjii; varieties, which may grow from for the border, acid llicy, loo, are received hy Mrs. tioot from QiTeeu lnht to ten feet under best ran- 1 fine eul tlim inateriul. 1 hllitulieili of llelKliun' und , fWmi wueen, M(i1 ,oj ;,nouninnla, bjlh of whom.' she says, aro unxlolis for similar nollvltliv In . .their own ; coiinlrli ! i v 1 ; . 1! dltlons. The dwurfs reach Ibreii feet with dellculo flowers jjnd foil- V awe compared with the old-fashion- , ' 1 "'A,'r,, "V ed barnyard sunflower. They aro TO ,"'' IM'I-llN'ATIO.NAIi known as the c.ticuiiber-leuved eat- 1 1 N,,;W VOHK thl)d Health Hay, aloRiies. and rungu from creiimy to " rclebruled Tor the fourth white to Intense yellows with black ' Uirouirlioilt tho United Htntes centers, and tho latest develop. I tomorrow, will become Internntlon- nii nt ulves a strain with red son- : y ccoroins; jo inn ptnns IllKS. These nre easily raised annuals and Hue for cuttiiiK, tlm petals be Iiik loiiB and often jjracefully twist ed WIDOW OP F'KNKIONUIl-1. NCO.U WAIt OP INI ! InuiiBUrated by Mrs. Able do Aeos- IOWA C1T',. la. The wnK 'off tu Itoot, nnlkuinl chairman or the' WIS wus fought 2S .yearn lu'tnie; Uay-'s (iroBram. Mrs. MUrian Clark' wus born, jmt; Mlteituests to cooperate with US "he draws a pension as the widow; In our child health rampalffn havo of n veteran of that war. ' Only. Aionir with the sunflowers fur 1 romu from KiiBlund. Cannda, Ans- two other women aro pensioners linost of them heliiB In Hie form of "poetry. . The senior cluss niascol, a inin- InlDre clown known as the guard Meeting at Union VNION fSpeclal)- ..or Humor, which tne junior ciuos , 1 tousled crackers, lima bean loaf -was unable to win In the mascot held I hursday ' f";'"""." ',l ' '"! will, inuslirooni siuce. parsnip cro- iKllt, was presented to Tom Hruco borne or Mrs S I,. Miller j. 1 R.t , ' 1 Is next year's sludent body presl-. Mrs K M. r hiH cook. kk j.lud. drcssiuB, lemon -jflent. l.y Itlrhurd. ,l.ymun. . ; Mrs Moilb: 1 hompson as sonBO K,.1,llI1 ,ircadi n,k- - KallbwIllK the. 'prOKValrt- lirounil 4!MC.-. t ... . .1 -t -i l,.offl.g .. ' the buwuet table those preseotj After the business session aVTo-l .j.,,,.,,. Is , I1,ivuntaffl, or 1(now.' weht upstairs, where U ' musical "" K"'"'?'T', ' tl.rrr are .10 bones to worry nroBmm was Blven. under the tal.d and Miss VI m. ( o nl y s ihi (h(, ebuiril.anshlp of Miss Hcrlha leaders Mlss lli.ini and M ehlldren In a fish puddbiB. Fresh liantl' .Miss llethel Trill sanu alley enel, rend a paper on. Orion- wii((,r fl(h ,,,,,., Solo, accompanied by Miss i)olo- 1.11 n"K. ' "" ' , , 1, . .n,.ern. when smull children eul1 thy Ilrownton at the piano: Miss niiernom. ..ss 1. a ............ , ,., .u.l.ol,l r tho ,. "Murttni Sams Bnve a rea,llnK: W. .cd a piano solo, SotiK or In din . ,,,., T,, , ,, ,.lvr .. W. Nusbauin S111.B u number. u-;and Miss Kdlth f.llklnson sail a , rsh nn, Imi.M(.ular, swwt ravm.. t,uu I ...Is .f SOU 1.1 P.t.'i, . Christian church will meet. In the' JI'l:r.V JIAItV VISITS' j I , XO M-:K! T(: WOUIIV church annex Tuesday evenlm. I IUST I'.KAI'TV SHOl 1'il 1 1.AI 1KI.I I 1 1 A There's May 3, at 7:0 o'clock. Mrs. Heat-I LONDON For tile it rat time llli need In worry. If the yim is reallv ty will be the- leuder and will be lier lll'e Queen Mary lias seen tho burniiiB Itseir. out. It has eiioiiKh assisted by pirls or the misslonarv . inside of a beuuly parloi. :n ot an a pen lerL to provide 11s heat fur f If-. circle. A Rood musical proRrunt elieul,' but. only. us. un; inlercsted teen trillion more years and It has l-as been arratiKeil. The subject siiectutor. . -. - .tnken onlv slviy ...iljion yeam fur' Is "Mlfslnns In The Philippines." 1 Despite lier 00 years tint queen develop from his orlBlnal has never favored tho 'endeavors "'"-' tho A iiierlenn Phlles... ' . I r.r el.l. i-iv .v.,.,.,... in i,,.,l.. ,.u v.,.,,... t'hicul society and the American as their dalicllters. 1 low. ver . . 11 , v """ Kisis nave immmi when Her Majesty was shown Lon don's lutest fashionable Iioi-Ibu I1HKAKKAST l-'resh dieei liealt li - departments present lialr- plncapple. cereal, cream, scram-: wavlne nnd face mussnge depart-j bled ckks with cheese, crisp Brn- ""'''ins sue noweii seen inieresi in ,,,,, ,Ve , llv hall In order tu hum ton.11, milk, coffee. 'Hfforenl applianees used for ,.,., to the law that civil wed- M'NOHKON Kleained fish pud- ' ,',J',,np,n" ','"l.l" '"'""'y- ! Hiif--M must be ,H t hat bulldltiB, dlllB. creamed carrnls, v.B.table' Mo'''; ,hfn vIhI '' 'l'1" .Heinz Orli.vi.is, an ofrielul of the und rruit salad, plain eun cakes I ,u" p",.r." "I"'1 ''"'ns beauty cut- lAc-ir.! I.enKue, and bis bride nre milk, ten. ' l""'p csiai.iisnmenis in i.on.ion lor ..l((., ,,., ,.,v their honey tall yellows la the Hunnemunnla or bush Cailroi nia poppy. ... The mutual culllopsls with Ki.hicn flowers joned with crimson Is Indlspeiisnhlo in the yellow bor ders, und the marlKolds, both tall and dwarr vilh their cousins, tho ravorllo calendula or pot murlKold, will furnish beautiful cuttlnu ma terial. ' Tho Cullfornla popples rurnlsli low KrowlnB brllllunt masses of yellow. The annual chrysanthemums Bive softer yellows und are beau tiful "inurBilerlles" for cultliiB. In burnt orange of a glistening tex ture unknown In other tinnuuls uro I the Arrlcun dulslcs, Blur of the i Vel.il, which have, the lengthy I name of lllmorpholhcon In catu- . login s. . They now" come, irnm w Illie iu . rea...7 ,-,w - ... ... as . In' (lie brilliant oraniro shades. tralln. llouinanin. llelglum: and of the same. war., Horn In HralliLiid Kranee," says. Mrs. Itoot. "We uro j In ls.lf., she camo to Alnerlcit 'anil' going to petition .Secretary of j married John Clark In miiS. lli Commerce i-Ioover, who siionsorn j died In lN7(i..;Thls woman pim-t Hie nntlonnrcelebrutlon. to call nn ' sinner or a war 115 years Ali:.ts iiiternutlonnl . conferenco In Wnsh-lonly 112 herself,, but she Is stllljic- ington with-repivsi'ntnttveo of for I tlve physically - nnd tells ...miuiy. elgn health departments present usjslorles of early days In Iown.v-; - MENUS Informed by eminent upeakei'H, M Allltll D 1 IMjAM-: IIKU1JX .Married In an nlr- an Intensive. turso of treatment. TheHe places, liowever, -are the I acm! of diBcrelion, und, nothing is' ever revealed of iho royal visits. nntiMi In an airplane of ciiurHC. I Human life lum been lengthened . . j friH-S2 yeiira iu the nilddlo aifes llnw. onions nm, valuable for to fs yearn today, duo to tho do- j their iiilnerala.'..ii1aniiim iind..llM'l. VreaRf hi inrant -mortaHty, uecord- but have 110 partietibii- criect on tnfr to the l nited .siatim chamher the nerveu. of comiuerco. ''enmpunled by , Moncrlef playe: tlons. two violin sele ed and fine grained and nl together cinus thla time of year, but in- the iduno: MIhh Kdna l.eueier Itlayeil u piano Beleetlon: lienju- 110ns. ! finite care immt be taken in pre lum OeHtcrlln'ff played a nuxophono Kollowlnjf the program thelios-j Ult,m fop PnI(ln.n un,1(.r yolo; MIsh llerll.a ItantK played a i tenses serve.! re:unme,H. vKn yeara of ue. violin koIo, acconiimnled by Miss Steamed l'ish Pudding Trill at the piano, and Tomlhiien UNION (Special) Pt. John i Tw(J sjirt,i..-i im(.0oked AnitK a woiik', alo accompanied byifiuild of the Kplwopal chnreh m -l , fS;.,( rup ri(i (lrj(.(l (m( 'iunil)H, 1 tabh-.soon lemon Juice, MIhh Trill. TueHdny afternoon come During . . Ai Km ..ml of I i n nroirrmn all "l Aim. emnu 1 imiiii nf iho lunloi-K uatheied around the early part of the afternoon the. piano and snuff their won uk a farewell to the mem bers of the senior claos. . At the close of the musical pro gram Lindsay's, orchestra started playinr and the remainder of the rveiitn uas spent dancing. few drops onion juice. I teaspoon ct-tlt l luMKimnn iieimor A, run clap business ses.sifn was emmucted y cn.Iim 3 ,.KKrf (Whlte.) Mrs. W. II. Yowl, ai.er w men ,,i(.k f,sh OV(.p CIirefy. t0 ra the urt.erneon was spent v BltliKf. movo a honvHt combine crinnbs The hostei served ren-oshmenlH. . J(n)1 ftih A(1(, Heasonlnff lind fnix ' . ' thorouphly. Add cream and fold TNION (Hpeclat) bombers of Jn th(i whiu,8 (,r th(i VKKH ,,ul,.n Hie Lafalnt club were enti-rtalmd 1 . .,,, Klin- nd fr,.rn i)lto Mondav' afternoon by Mrs. ttay- bultered mold and steam one hour, Miss Smith Gust inond ritts at her homo in Norlhj t,.llM)VC fioni mold to hot pliitte I r:..:.;..n 11,,, !!,-, .,-winn nf I lie I At Bl'idg'G Party afternoon, followed by n luncheon! r.( rvcu r.y ine ...ih.ia. ! and serve at once. J Complimenting Miss Vorrfn. line ' Smith, whO(.o marriage to Kdwui 1 i Arrowsmlth. of Portlaml, will lie an event of June, Mis. Aniline,' i 1'lnyle and Miss lleulah v'.v!ln fntertalr.e.l at bridge lust evening at the home of Mrs. IMnyle 0:1 Fourth slKCt. i The party was In Hie form of a miscellaneous shower In honor of the bride-elect and many beauti ful gifts were received, Ilououets of the seusoa's flowers were used to decorate tho rooms. I.'ive tables of bridge were at pluy during the evening. Miss Pmlth winning tho prize. Those present were Misses Mil dred nnd Myrtle Hoyt. Miss i-hi-bellc. Miller. Miss Madeline Hnr mau. Miss Lillian Sims. Miss Mn rlft Court lire, Miss Ituth Urnmwell, Miss Etta Hello kitchen. Miss Lit- Announcements ARE YOU LUCKY? WIN $2,000.00 by suggesting a name for the . NEW NO NAME Brick Ice Cream Ask us for a blank coupon Moon Drug Co. 01 1 AjwiM For The Owl Dni( Co. i itr:rii admit vomi: IO .JorHNAIJNT VlAill I I'AUIS France's feminist edi tor, Alme. Marsuerite Uurand, and her chief editorial writer, fleverlnc, 1 ure the first women Journalists of 1 1'Vunce to be admitted to member ship in the i'aris Journalists' j House, headquarters lor J'ari3 1 newswrlters.- j Other women journalists are ex j pet ted to be admitted to the or 1 sanitation soon. Madame Durand The Art Iteseareh class will me Monday nft'-rnuon at - o'clock the home of Mrs. Krcd IChMh, Island City. - The Toadies Aid society of the:iH probably the lust known of the Klrst. I'rcsbyteriau chur;eh will (many women journalists in Krunoe, me't In the community room 'Jt : having founded "La iroiHle," the ine chnreh V.-MiH;,.Jr.-( May A, at feminist daily paper. In 1 8!7. 2:30 o'clock. !. .' m ' W "ft 5 Biia'mi i in "t "Ti &.-i - ,., - ss H Knowledge of the Functions of The Eye is necessary to fit glasses as they should be fitted. .' ' Glasses that, are fit ted by simply trying glass after glass un til one is found that gives good vision are. sure to be. wvong and apt :;,to; prpye inurjU ous. There are no haphaz ard methods used in our tests. Each test is of vital importance and is made for a reason. . Your eyes are safe in our care. HEACOCK "Glasses Heacock Fits Fit" lOycHittlii hM-clallMt Xvxt ibor to Slur Tbeiitcr An Expert Marcellcc Mrs. Steele, fronr Portland , win no .'. :..' '''.; i rermunently With .,.'.. Mrs. Emmett's Marinello ' Shop . --y- Over. L, I.. PlHHir SK3-U ' Washing Pillows ' Have you ever tried to wash a pillow; and experienced the difficulty of .get-J ting it thoroughly dried? Not ., ail easy task ! you will say, and we will , - " v agree-'with you when home methods are. used; but our washing and' dry ing process is such that they will come ' back to you clean and absolutely dry! STANDARD LAUNDRY Phone MAIN 56 ' ."'; ,'.' XEA VnMlilnirtn Dorrna EACH AMARYLLIS WAS LOOKING ITS IIKKT for Mis. CooUdge nnd Mrs. .Tnrdine, wife of tho seeretary of aKi-ieub tureHhen they visited (lie nununl show nt V.' nulling. .ton, I. V Members of the Monday Mitrl eul ciioriia arc rc-juestd to mer-t I fop rehearsal "tomorrow afternoon j at 5 o'clock, and bring cuphs of ''The Uonq Mahk-n." ' V ' The Misslona y society of tho ss my M III La J, Smart Set A wide black siln ribbon acarf, elf-frlnged, has crepe de china flower of black and white petals The bat it of black felt wllh match lor flower. Wit ;C 1 U-?1' ( 1 W. fiV. r. . 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