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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (May 7, 1927)
:Sn tu relay, May 7, 1927. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Page Three' P. E.O. Chapter i Is Entertained ! By Mrs. L. Denham I'lmpU'r I, of I. K. O., m:t yts iiiUay afternoon ut th homo of lMi-u. L. Dt-nluun at Kltfhi, with Mih. Diniium, -Mih, It. ,. siio wire, jji'ii uum, .urn. II, 1,. MlO i naker and Mrs. W, K. Urotvnull ! . us hostesses. The program wus in charge of Mrs. K. A. Kpllng and Mrs, Jlay ftluklund, who gave interesting re 1 views of articles from tho March number of the Atlantic Monthly limguzinc , Honoring Mother's day, Mrs. A. ; J. Itichardson ing "Kittle Moihi-.-k nf Mine," accompanied by Mrs. ticorgo. 8. IJlrnle at the piano. A yellow and w h 1 1 e color scheme, tho 1'. K, O. colors, was ,-urrlcd out to the minutest detail ,n the decoration of the rooms, tho mason's flowers in the two colors x'lng used. truncheon, wliich wus served at ihe close of the afternoon, fol owed the sumo motif. A new chapter of the I1. VI. O. ilxterhood wus installed last week n l'ortland, according to word '.'crlvcd here. The new chupter ih known as chapter A. N., and I.' uiiiposed of 15 memlMMs, two of a-limit are former La Grunde resl deiits, Mrs. Inez Knowlcs Urown (f.lid Mrs, Harry Huluc. Mr. and M rs. Vra n k Anderson intortulned at dinner lust evening ut their home here, honoring Mr. i ml Mrs. I-'rcd Kosson, who will ii-uve here tomorrow for Klamath Kulls, where they will make their Nionic.' . liinner was served nt S'.-IO o'clock, after which tho remain der of the evening was spent vis Hint;. J. J. B. Members in ' No-Host Dinner .Members of tho J. J. n. eiuo tijoycu a no-nosi umner mm y 1 ilng at ihe Jinin. aner u-v aujiiurneu to iiih nuim: ui Kir. and Mrs. Al Herman. w1nr j hne tables of bridge were inrmeu. Mr. ana Mia. Hurry '"'' (nude high score at cards and the (insolation prize went to Mr. ami Kirs. Harold Lyman. UoiMiuets of pittl: snapdragons were used auoui tne rumnn. i" urds were in the same color. Mr. and Mrs. Everett K'cown en iTtnlued Ihe members of the Va- (. ncla llrldge club lust evening at. hrlr home on Wushington avenue. Threo tables were at play diirlii(rjorl Un.R(m .,,HO pk.Ug(,,i to work- hie evening und high score umong Lhu women players went to Mrti. arl Dulltts. 'Hay Ledbetter1 re ceived tlie men's prize for high acme and the consolation prizes -went to Mrs. Nolan Skiff and Maude Nash. A two-course luncheon was irrved by the hostess following the aid games. The next meeting- of the club will be at the home oi air. uin Mrs. Uay J.edbetter. IP.-T. Association Closes Its Year I'll.. Willow I'ari'nt-Tiiii-li'-r im- mii-hillun im t lit Un- school Dullil ihK lust .ivininK with om- of I In jii';fsl nUi'ndunci'H of tlio ynr. An InliT. Hllnlt nrosriml wua biv - en, tiio fifth anil sixth urmW RirlH Klvins n skit culUU "SIikIU's un.! ltytlim": Mrs. c. V. Mi-1'horson sung a solo, nccompanled by Mra. liomrh, ""'I Alice jinnnii- mn IIM:ull;:,ili'th Cooper piayi-a .... lii.t nllnlbiT, oi'TOmiinnliil by-Aim. lliilph Clnrk ut tho plnno. .lu.li.-o HllKh K. llruily Biivo ll 'l Inti-rcsllni! tulk on l''rii'nilslilp.' I.ic Johnson plnyt.1 n" ticeoiillnn H-io. nfli'i- which Miss Myrllc Moyt presented tho plan for a munlcl sv.lmming pool. IJItU- Ola May llolich guvo ii muslcul rcuj Iiik. uccompunicd at the piano by Mrs. Hough. Alice Jciinctle Coop it plnyiil a violin solo, nccom li.inlcil by Mrs. ClnrR. and Miss llcthcl Trill sons a si lcction. nc coinpiinlcd by Miss Kum. Kninccl Ali xaiHlcr Bnve h rccltntlon: chiuJ C. 1'rult played a banjo solo: Hel en Sherman save a recltutlon: Ml hel and Krmel Ilutcs and il!lunche I'linniiishuni sang nn J jlnrriet Singleton played a plaiu solo. .Maeliznbeth Cooper playeiKll IO-j lln solo und Dorothy und YlrginU' rnmpbell sang, which ended the, proBruni. nnd the business of thci meeting wus taken up.- I The association went on record .favoring- a municipal swlinnilm.-, Remember Mother with a nice box of Candy We Have VOGAN'S And SWEET'S BEST Assortments pool. It was also Voted to donate towurd the fund being raised foi tho Mississippi flood victims. Hy ordi'P of the president, thv secretary oust a unanimous bullot for all officers to continue In their I present offices for another year. Mrs. Hubert Alexander is presi dent; Mrs. John J lutes, vice presi dent; Mrs. llulph (Junnlnghum, sec- (., x, . . , 'l? nd Mp J Doulmn. i New committees for the ensuing J year were appointed and plans were made for a book cxchiuigu to bo held the beginning of the new school year. This meeting was the last of the association this school year. The next me:tir.g will be held the first Krlday in October. llefore adjournment refresh ments of ice cream, coke and cof-fi-o wore served by the refresh ment committee, of which Mrs. S. D. iiureli was chairman. La Grande Lodge Women at Review Tlie quadrenniul great review ot Oregon of the Women's Henefit as sociation wus held May 3 ut the Kaglc-W'oodninn hall, ut Pendle ton. Tho morning session was opened by music by Mrs. Krunk Kullivun, of 1'endlctun, official mu sician for the. day. . Mrs. Adelaide 1'ackard, district deputy for the Kastern Oregou district, gave the address of. wel come, .which wus responded to by Mrs. Julia V. Ward, sltite. com mander. ' Greetings to the dele gates were given by Mr. Susan I'ayne, commander of tho Pendle ton review mid the response wj-v given y Mrs, Jennie Miller, of Eugene. Miss Mne Packard, of Pendleton, sang "We Never Miss, the Sun shine Until Ihe Clouds Go My." Mih. Wurd then tntroduol the honor gucMt, Mrs. Minnie W. Ay delclte, supreme lieutenant com mander of I'uUl'oi nlu. The re,i:ain- d of the toienoon was taken, uppers declare. 1 li Mini workel Promptly at 12 the gong was "ounilt'il and all adjourned to tho dining room of the hall upstairs, ,m1 ,v t.a v,ir,i Iin,i ir avu. ottc where a chicken dinner was HrI,VlM, j)UI.mg the dinner songs were sunff bv the I.a Gmnde dele- gallon, whicli numbered ;te In all, and some yells wpro given by members of the other reviews present. At 1 :.10 t lie session was again resumed. Mrs. Julia V. Ward wan elected supreme representative to the supreme convention to be hel 1 ut Port Huron. Mich.. In June,jmul membership of HI. The of-, and Mrs. Adelaide Packard wus elected supreme ullernule. Kast- for more members so us to send Mrs. Packard to the convention. Klght of the I.u Clrunde teum then put on t he flag servicw which wus followed by a songby M Iss Doris Ann Wa rd. of Perl -land, "Hoy of Mine." She has uu unusual voice, singing a whole oel'ive lower thun the song Is writ ten, und was so well liked tlu'.t she sung "Mother Maehree" as an encore. The remainder of the uf ternonn was then flven over to o school of instruction conducted by Mrs. Aydelolte. At C:30 limeheun was served by the Pendleton review In tho dining room At S:fj p. m the evening ses- lon xvas opened by tl... I,a Gran.V-. drill ieam of 10 nymbers. whoj with their captain earl Ilwrniin.! put on a display drill In a credit- ab e munner. , , Pendleton review had eh urge of Kti,rt n ,i " ' .. .. . officers. The Pendleton officers took the chulrs and were a pleas ing sight In their dresses of bhiu with white collars urn) cuffs. Na tional .blue .Is. the color of the YV. II. A. for this yeur. The li.i ker review teum und officers pjt on the degree of fraternity, Initiat ing u class of IS. Their work was beautiful throughout. The number of new members since the begin ning of the yeur In this district was 110. but only the IS were abb to attend the great review. Heven members Trom the glrl'i club of Pendleton then entered, pulling a huge May bawket, .nn-1 presented the honor guests, ell commanders, deputy assistant?, girls' club presidents. Wtwuy club presidents, collectors, und any who 1 wero accorded nny specl.-l honors, with old-fashioned none guys. Later the girls' club again Washing Pillows Have you ever tried to wash a pillow and experienced the difficulty of get ting it thoroughly dried? Not an easy task you will say, and we will 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 OUT OUR WAY Good McnmwOr MOO HcAKO -fi-f owe abooI" -1U' CUlUA MAKl AMO lU'MARtrAe? -The Winct SCO V. S. PAT. Off. ii p poured ti essed in cowboy Out -fits and put on a quadrille which 1 brought forth a great deal of up-) pin use. ( The Pendleton drill ten m of 24 members put' on one of the pret-'j (lest drills ever witnessed, mem- nume, and she complimented it by Hiiylng that In ull her years tif work with tho W. n. A., It wuh Ilio first tenm which - ever luid the courage to do tilts. , ' ' Tlie flower fund march-wus put on by Echo review No. -S, fol lowed by the dedication of tho al tar by Enterprise review No. 1 tl. Enterprise has, grown more In the lust year than any other review in the western states. This loilg began Jan. 1, l!ift with a mem bership of SI. nnd May 1, 1H27, fleets hud their work perfect and gave It In u very impressive man ner. - t Tho Pendleton review was given a vote of thanks for the hospital ity shown. The main hall w.is beautifully decorated with spring flowers und the order's colors. The bn millet hall was similarly decor ated. ; Make Plans For . ; Annual Meeting I'lans were made, for tile annual Ijtiplist association meeting, which will be held here .May L'4,-25 and 211, yesterday uflernoon when the I ItHTtllMl Vllll..l,'M .WIW.Il.lV tIK.t ,1 I tho ,fomr of Mrs. ('. ( . Klllto on WasliliKyton avenue. Mrs. 11. A. I'ox. preldi nl of tht; wM Iir(.Bi(I,.j J1Jl( Ml.VirJ(, (.oln. niiUct,s were I1()p0n(,.t,; ,U.nUr of the n(ertuiii..u:iit commillne ...... . ., .... i """"K. ... II""! Hhade und Mrs. V. !)?-1 vine. Members of the church wiio will b- aide to enterlain one or more of the mit-of -tov u gue.d? during the usoelatiun meeting an nuked to notify members of this cominMt'e. Mrs. Liiey Oruham wus appoint ed chairman of the dinner com mittee. Tim society Is. making a riuilt and all members having guilt blocks lire asked to bring them ut the next regular meeting. Mrs. 1 .11 He served refreshments ut the close of the afternoon, , Membeis of the home , depart ment 0f the First PreKbytert.m m,nn' vai..i,i.'v i., ,.r Mrs. Kiln Ityma rson. About 25 members were present, the Her. and Mrs. J. George Ma!z 1 being guests. Mr. Wul gave un fCUTlOAVJ- HE sTS POO or nvwtwiM f"u' , OlGGiU' OP FOUMV STORES T'sPRvwC OKI -TU' Boss so . HE. U)AF MOST S Mr in V'ni-n uuni.n . . . AMO-fnE jesTtR. ; . vi interesting . talk' during the after noon on "Tlje Life. ;oC Peter,",. The hostess, served uncheoir be foro adjournment. . , - r.-'. ' . ) -The dandles' Aid. of Tmblcr mi t at the home of Mrs. Otis, liuenan- an Thursday evening for a social time. - Mrs. John Hudson, Mrs, f Frank .McKcnnon,' Mrs. Alvln Wcn-j tenskow and Mrs. KIIh M. Wiilk-.-r were the' hostessos. . lief reshmcntsl were- served following the' 'eve I ning's progiam. . Wallowa County . Couple -Married KNTKltPKISIO; (Special). 1,11-. cllle. Knupper and Hugh M. Or'un dy, both of Joseph," wore murrled Mondav, May :' at tho Methodl.'t Kpiscopal parsonage here; theHov. A. l- ;. (Jiissom . offlelattng. ; : Mr. .and Mrs. Ornndy will make their home at Joseph... , ' . - ; f. h HNTICItpniSK: (Special). t betrollml Of Miss ; JWIth IJaliy. niMiiber.or the high , school fuc iilty.. here, .and fJeorge'- AnderVdn, lCnterpijse photographer, : was .n;- PRECIOUS GIFTS ' for the Graduate A lasting momcnto of Graduation Time ... A Gift, the preciousness and adornment of which carries with it the tenderness and good wishes of the donor. SUCH A GIFT IS Jewelry Our special assortment of charming. Graduation Gifts will make the mat ter of your selection easy. Very Reasonably Priced. Fine Watch Repairing Bimie's "At The Sign Of The Clock" By Williams rt-V boll ha-sI SPENDS fuwkw sianiES but Ht's AFRAD TO STOP FEAR . mr g-ow'll sibp PROOUCIW". WOO niMwvM i . i NAMO K"PT A-T a -run, MKl Oimt iv nea snvict. INC cently announced. The inarriagc will be. un event of. tho early sum mer. . . ' . ? ' Announcements The Monduy pr'.dgo club will tuelft at tlie home of Mrs. Fred Holmes- on Fourth, street Monday afternoon. Luncheon wilt b serv ed at 1:15 o'clock , l' . ' V The Westminster society of the First . Presbyterian church will meet at the Hnook home Tuesd.iy evening. , with: Misses ; Alice and Kmlly nook and Mrs. 11. i.. Htom' klng as hostesses. , Mrs. 11. O. Avery will have charge of the eve ning's .program. siiiu:r..v STAIt MKMUI'Jl OIV WOMEX S ."ACAUK.M V". ' pAltlS -i-' A motion picture ne tresa Is Included among the 10 wo men who recently formed a dinner club whlch.'French wi tters are call- MENUS lly Sister .Mary ltEAKlAST Orango juice, cereal cooked with figs,, cream, crisp toast, poached eggs, milk, coffee. 3.17KCUKON Toaated cheese sand'.vieh, moldetl dandelion salad, drop inolusHi-s cookies, baked rhu barb, milk, tea, DINNKH l.umlt stew with dumplings, stuffed cabbage, apple-celery-nut sulud, muptu custurd, milk, coffee. Tho luncheon sulud suggests nn uttructive way to Include dande lion greens in the. diet. Any sort of greens can be used In placo of j the dandelions, Wild mustard Is ; equally good, while purslano or f "pussley" and peppergrass follow a close second choice ' Molded Dandelion Salad One cup cooked dandelion greens, 2 hurd cooked eggs, 1 tablespoon granulated gelatin, 4 tablespoons lemon Julee, 4 tublc spoons cold water, 1 cup bolting water. , , Chop greens very fine. Soften gelatin in cold wuter for 10 min utes und dissolve in boiling water. Stir until thoroughly dissolved and let cool slightly. Add lemon Julco und let stand until it begins to set. Fold In greens. Lino ono largo mold or slv smull ones with slices of hard-cooked egg. Add tho gela tin mixture, taking euro not to dis turb the eggs. Lt Btand until chilled and firm. Turn, out of molds ami sere on ah redded let tuce with a tart salnd dressing. Mayonnaise, French dressing or a cooked dressing can bo used.. fng the Modern Women's Academy. Kile 1s Mile. Siif.unno Ulaiichottl and plays roles of regal character in the French films. Another member of tho feminine "uendemy" is the granddaughter of linitlu Zola. Khe in a doctor in a Uoulugne hospital. The 10 wo men, eiudi one celebrated In soma phano of woman's work, have an nounced that they will invito 10 In teresting men to their dinner ses sions. , ' LA GRANDE NATIONAL BANK 1SS7-1927 Forty Years Service Sound Progressive Reliable gflg" s C c C c O c G fe v Sommcr Hotel Building Phone Main 595 F NEW SPRING SKIRTS Fashioned of Wool Crepe, pleated, in Blue : ; Tan and Brick. 6.50 - 8.95 - 9.50 - PUTMAN'S La Grande's Newest Store Exclusive Readu-to-Wear and Millinery Girl Injured When . Auto Takes Plunge MAltBIIFIED, Ore.. May 7 (AP)--Mlss Ullllo Morton, of Klamuth Falls, la ut Wesley hos pital hero suffering from Injuries received yesterday when un uulo aVff Jy Tivo Cleaners in Two jobs at one stroke! That's the way Premier : Duplex cleans. Its pow erful suction draws up the deep dirt that its motor driven brush beats loose. And . it picks up clinging threads, too. With double action it gets all the dirtl And it never needs oiling, for it's ball bearing. riniif During May Only Eastern Oregon Light & Power Co. FIR Mates A new schedule of fire insurance rales for La Grande has just been published by the Oregon Insurance Rating Bureau. Due to the installation of new fire fighting equipment and increased fire protection, the insurance rates on mercantile build ings, and their contents, in most instances, have been decreased, thereby effecting a financial saving to property owners and merchants. These rates are not retroac tive and agents arc not allowed to cancel existing policies in order to rewrite at the new rates, but expiring policies will all be written at the lower rates. Our office will be glad to give you any information you desire in this connection. Dwelling house rates are not affected by the new schedule of rates. REYNOLDS Insurance Agency in -which shu, wus riding with Walter Keott went ovf r 0. fifty foot embankment ' ttmT lundcU In rivo feet of wuter, , ''. Keott who was driving, a rented car from North Hend said that Miss Morton threw, her arms about his neck and jerked the steering wheel from him, causing tho cur to muko tho plunge, ' . Starttodats Suve your strength i your time and save ... yourself from drad-', gery, by cleaning '. with the Premler 'f Duplex quickly y"' and effortlessly Special Terms o 0 UT! r l Moon Drug Co. AffPcL For Tho Owi llrug Co.
