La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 19, 1928, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Texti "Thursday, April 19, 1928 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Page Three BSoaETY News Evening1 Alpha . : Club Entertained -' At Sacajawea Inn MrnvhciH of the Evening Alpha cluh were guets ,ut u delightful party luat meiilng when .Mr. ami .Mrat William SietfiltJl entortulnr-t ut ftUrilB-Hnner utthe Suriijtt-'wi-ivilnn. Dinner wuh ut 7:15 nVloflt in the lnilian grill, uml ftft iMWu'nlM ftvp tnhlea of bridge wort ut pliiy. In the sorlal 1m 11. Dinner was served ut onp.lurffe table, which wus prettily deeorme'l with red tulips ua n ernteipieeo. Aim. H. K. Dixon made high score unions the women players and the jiHn's prlxe. went tq A. It. Howeii. The 1'urUdulc club met Wednes day afternoon at the home of Mr. It. Ai WilkorHon on Sixth Htmt led in the' devotional. She read 21 verses from St. l-uko, after which a 11 present Joined In tritiKlnR thrt hymns. During the short miKtiU'Qv ness of the orjpa nidation was taken The 1 Art hern ii Choral society met at the home of Airs. Jesse Towery last night with eviry member pres ent. Kinnl plana were made for the entertainment to be held In the Lutheran church Friday night, the main feature or wnicn win ne Bridge Pointers " Br Milton C. Work OONTKACT IlHIIKiK 1 ii t u-niik wi nnnUlmnl rlenvlnir sesHHin (he tivasnreV reported a I"-I play, "Wunteil. u Cook." which will partner's Major suit hy hiddinv ft he presented hy eight women oi n0 Trump: today s topic is deny the W. B. A. There will ulso he i,k one suit by overcolllnff with musical selections hy the choral so- -another 8pade; In No. 4. one Plifmond; In both cases West has passed, scoro love-all.. A-X X-X M-Q-IH X-X-. XX ; M-Q-IM A-XX , XX XX dcty. Refreshments will be served. In Nn. 3. North shtHd jump his partner's Spade- hid to four; In No, lul of (31.0(1 In the cluM treasury after giving f 2(1 toward the organ chimes fund. ,. . A letter wus read froin'Mrs. O. K. Hllvcrthoin. formerly teacher of the class. In which-she tol.l of their) . . - dent length and strength 'In the .tnrec Spades pluns to permanently locate In TIT -p TVHacmnjI rv -I other Major. Ild It In preferenco to j ' ' ,,, j . I'artlund. , Mrs. Lynn Wrlgtat en-.iU. j. M)SS10nary No Trump unless you Imvo both 1 his subject will he continued to- tertatned with three piano selce- SnnipfV MfPr.S Minor's safely slopped. When part- morrow liter hlils a Major foi' which yon j When without normal support ' a, he should not Jump his part. ffur partner's Major and with sul'fl- I ner's ltuiuohds,' hut should hid thins, after' whleh the, reinnlnder of the afternoon was spent visiting. and wor king on a o,nllt whleh I lie The have exnetly normal support, and "orelgn Missionary society y(iu hold' six cards' and real In , the other " Major, Maior should ho tho' Itefreshments, whleh were serv-; afternoon at the home of Mrs. It. 1,1,1. although such a hid Ik it fnlso d hy the hostesses, were enjoyed Tyler. Airs. K. O. I'aylon hui ' denial. , cuawe OP im uuernoon u s. ... Nmo w,h Km1 rnr( ,,, ,,, jnetnhc-r. of the. class are now uuiK-. of the h'irst Mwliodlsl Kplscopal Htrrngth Itt, - , '. .. ' jchurch waa entorlutned yestei-d.iv 'your M at the close of the-ttflcrnoon. (Copyright John 'l". Dllle Oa.) l:lITOHR I'l.AX JAl'M SAN l'ltANflSCO. Apr.. 10 (API I'Ylend V. Richards presltlent of study, which was taken from tha . " " ,n i,.Ween deny-.11" l'"llr,"ia ,r,,,w assofiutlon to- l.ook on "Stewardship." Mrs. Tyle " 1 "'.,'0 IT. ' " m ' ,lur '"''"' 'lte ami Itinerary r .r.v . '." "!'.".? of '! MmoV ( which shows sirength I.. !'!!!.h... """!!" with Ahu Wllkersnn. Mrs." l.uplu r:ernoon at her . hmnv on 1 mirth I H V y ou.tum, which wan U' ,,v . 1 nnd lh" e,lUo,'H tu VnUvr Ulko ll0irUu and Mrs. Homei: Wilson as hos- street. Afler luncheon, which was h w ln 1Vn(iU.t()n uust week. , ' rum ln,.n"y,1 !, ";.?".. tvor valley and Klamath Kalis, The home was ailractlveiy spent, at inree lames ui nriuKe. i i uilnir the btiMlneKS seslon plans , "V . . 1. . Yi. tin, im.o hundreii e.lltors anil Mrs. 1.. K. Klirel was IiokIchh to the Luncheon club Tuesday It-HSeH. . decorated with houtiucis of sprint; flowers. The meeting was culled to order by the1, president Mrs. bets and the kucs! piiite woh tire-1 DuiliiK the bUHlnens session plans nwu L(l.ontrlh i .hnt Mn-r"1''. 1,n" . .r."lurM ' , ; l inemners or nioir rnmme are ex- jor and possible strenKth In one . f) (n(w (nn ,n Mrs. Chase ItohncnUanip niade nnip.in,ni m.. iiu. nnniini imn lilirh utnrii imintlir 1 llH illllU lilltlll. I ... .. i... . I. iut.'wmcn wip ..e gneo ..y l." . ... ...,. ,.. ." . . I . . SIOII. (larret Hlokland. and after u short j enOl to Mrs. (.'. J. Klnxel. who is (.uj,. orrow evening ut d:S( . "pade. West pass. lioius N I H I x-xx-x .X-X-X -K-J-X-X-X MJ-X-X-Xl X XX- . R-X " -X . ' n guest III the city troill .Metric, ...... , ,, phlirph. when th WU. t young women-of the. junior nils- . , , .sionary society will he guesls. ..is I Mrs. II. A. .lack enlertalncd a , .. i. ,.vi..,wi,,.. ! numher of young people lust eve-1 Im.1Illl(,ra. . y. rurker I.- nlii.-'ul. li hlrthduy surprise, f.in ty . p,.ol1., chairman and a. good pro honoring her son. Kdwln Jack. "-Brum , heen arranged. ' Mrs. I.ee occasion helng his ISth l.lrthde.y , H.infurilj chairman In charge of anniversary, (iuiiies and dancing ,,0 kt(.,Pll .,d Mi's .. K . Hlckox will were enjoyed until a late hour, , , . . of dining loom. ...,.. . .-,.... ... .i, a piano solo entitled "Tiny Tlni." . when the guests were sealed at a Ai,ut' (1(1 or 70 persons are M- n , . , Btinnort n Heart bid Mildred, war.h.ll and May Shafor prettily decorated table and n two- ,.,.te , MivniS.' ? ; i";Zt T ' sou. ,? : Imi with No - Ahnui'20 niiimbum werft-nresent ,. i .t.r unu,in birthday cake with l liKhled enn- f( . tho meottnK y(.Hter(iay. After "''... 'Biv.eni for 'the:..,, huMineHs meet i hit ii social hour i. n....... ui...i,t u., ut. ' - V. 41l"Hll mill, J IV(II "MVMI'I, '" biiKlneKS session a program was pre- hciilel. 1 .- . - Mrs. Moyd II. Pierce Kave a talk on "Oregon. Flowers," ami 1 "ltl euillled "Courishlp Under Dit'li cullles" was 1,'ivcn by .Mrs. 1-V I0. Wood. Mrs. .Thomas Slandley and Aim, Victor Kckley. " A piano solo. "Martha"' was played by Lois Jean Davis and Itrewsler Wilson played With No. 1,'North should jump r.RorxinKw; is m knack saiifr VHlue Heaven," accompaniel by MhViivene 'Kiddle nt the piano, and' as tin encoro the three fflrls siitiK ''Let Me t.'all You Sweet heart." An inHtruinent number was jflven by Marlon Webb, piano, Cerlrude Conrad, violin, and Orace Hcnll, 'saxophone. They played "llomunee" from Tannbauser an.! "Claudlne Waltz." At th'e close of a pleasant after noon refreshments were served hy l.bo hostesses. Visitors prosont .Vie Mrs. 'Kre.l 1'eterson and Mrs. , Joe Known. v - Bible Searchers Class in Sessipn Nearly 4u women attended the mecthitf of the Bible Searchers' I class . ,or tlie First Presbyterian clmrp.h h''ld yesterday arternoon ill the home of Mrs. 6. U MaeDowell. on (ink street, with Mrs. A. S. An- deison, Mrs. Thomas Hudge and Mrs. 10. Alder as hostesses. '.Mrs. Harry It. Turner, president of- the class, presided over the meeting and Mrs. J. George Wa'lz lies formed a cenlerplec table. . 1 . Tho. younjf people present wor: Misses Klla and Uulh Neldcrer, Miss .Maxlne Khellyorth. Miss Mil died . Hrudshaw, Smith, Miss Margaret Doulian, Itowmau. Melvln Quhlcinau, aw rence Gray, Charles Anson, liar old Ilerr and the honor sucst. Men. .lack was assisted by Mrs. j Ira Howell and Mis. Kay Huell.i The honor guest received many Kills. WUH enjoyed umi rriiiwimrnin instead Of jimtplllff RpndCH, ( servwl. .til ' In Ko. 'a'...'. Houtli . has bid onj iMiny-i-iKdi iiii-iiiuviB ui inv httiiilrflifiHOfl lor I le WlUtlOWI. Cleta Harvey and Ml Siu',: Ai1 wlety of the Central T,Hre on)y , $ , :1 . ln the fund at mhan JoeSiyre PHrr'hristlan church jnel yesterday aft- p.w,lint n,t, Uvtwm lmrty 1h mL nivin 'finhh-maii' Uiw 'rnoon ,n t,,e aniu'x of lho rh,n(,h- liifc ttlven to raise. funds tor a floor WASHINGTON (AP) Wnod chiickH oi uxnundhoKH, the federal biological survey says, Imvo be come a. serious menace to crops In many parts of the eastern i hd mid-western states. April,' to iid May nro the best months to exterm inate Jheiu. hy the Kas method. Kumes. may ie forced into the bur rows now without damuHe to other aulnuils (hat wintered in, ihein. estimated cost of which is l.our now meinliers wero Initiat ed Into the Past Matrons' oluh of The president, Mrs. c. w. limning, covering, the called the meeting to orucr aim Mia. ('. 14. (iolden conducted tho devotional. Division A announced a luncheon to ho held May IS ul ithe church. ) After the business session ' Uio llope chapter of the Order of Hast members surprised Mrs. It. I.. l'Ut-.ern Htur lust night wnen tna regu Mrs. barrel Murray entertained 1 nnm wh a (.,.,) frl,t Hhnwer.iur meeting wus held In the M(t tho momhers of tho I'lfty-I'ltty club M.s su,nt(m .ut.l.iiu had clmrgo sonic parlors. They were 11 mental effects. Johnny Marvin and last night ut her home on., nvc- of tho ,)rogruni. which consisted, of Maty Morelock. a past matron of Kd Smalle blend the words into mel- nile. Tho evening wus spent In gn,ln( gumes. In .which Mrs. 1.. tho Wallowa chapter of Hnslern ow harmony. Every record on this sewing and visiting, after which .. ,,, WOn the prize. ' ", man Mrs. Marjorlo Krances. past ii. is out-of-the-ordlnary. You'll refreshments wero served liy the. Ti,e0iU. and Wynonu Putnam', matron of the Sidney chapter of HV. Paul Whlteman's 12-inch inter- sang a duet, accompnhiei) i.y their-Illinois, und Mrs. Carrie I. Stolt- nretationa of the "Show Bpat" HMary Ann" fTflrn is a sonff in the melodious hOHtecs. The rcffUlnr ineetlnf?-of the Re becca lodffc was held last evenlnrf In the I. O. O. K. temple, with a Kood attendance. - Mrn. Lucy Gilt mun, noble tfrand, presided over tho meeting and only tho routine bnai- tnother at tho piano. Tea wus served by Mrs. ftd Kbell, Mrs. C. W. Hunting nnd Mrs. S. C Lapham. , . ' Benefit Party To " Be Held April 28 ifuai in richness to Butter ; for Shortening Announcements i T.hrotigh the aour.tosy of lUq,tnuif. coursa' luncheaa.'. asoijient"d"t tliti Sacajawea Inn tno! . use of the social hall and the la- , dies' parlor of tho hotel has been donuted for the benefit of the li brary children's room. fund, Satur day. April is. und u benefit party will be held thero I hut arternoon. Hridgo will be played in the soci il " ' ,"' 7 , ' ,,, ...i, I school children anil other.! Inter i,.e is .i ...h .......... . .....iested In the ' wiin-il Saturday eve- do not wish tu piny cards In lho. m5 t 7.;11) 0.rl0,.k ,., ,,. ,.,. '"''nehels will be on sale at lho II- A "111 be iCvci. camp nnd Mrs. Minnie llndgln, past ; niuBic particularly well. Come ill matrons of llopc chuplor of l.al and hear them soon! 0ra,,e-: ...'-.' I ' . Twenty-five. p: st inolrons were Diary Ann present for the meeting lusl nlgiit! JOHNNY MARVIN-ED SMALIX and after the Initiation and busi- Qld-Futtlliuned Loi'ket ' ' ness session tho'evenlng w:is tpent. . JOHNNY MARVIN nt needlu wo.ii and visiting. The 912QO lO-inch t"1'- hostesses. Mrs. K. K. Iloassler nnT No- Z1Z99' l0 'V Mrs. IL. 10. TyhK' solved.' a lp- Ol Man Kiver(Irom bnpw Boat) B7IC jnwcH 1rM.r..' Selection from Show Boat ; With Mixed Chow Paul Whiteman and His Concert Orchestra No. 33912, 12-inch The Island t'i.y rarent -TiifCl.or ' a, (g rf the Swamp) association will give a- social foi . . " vii: J Pinna When You're With Somebody Else Pipo Organ, Piano, Trombone and Harp SHILKKKT'S KHYTH-MELODIBT8 No. 21298, 10-lnch i .... ...lit . I... .Itut..il...te.l : . ' through the various parcnt-leachi r The meeting of tne Weil v iy club, Jl,at Melody of Love Waltz orKanlaations of the city and thc'of the W. H. A. wi ! be held ut thf , (Tnenie Song of the Motion Il Orande Neighborhood clul). A no.iio o. j... . ... commlllee from these organizations Sond street, tomorrow i.ft.Mnoon is sponsoring the affair. o'clock. I'htns wcio lo have The old Neighborhood club rooms the meeting nt th- S autre farm, in the library building an. being but because (if the weather, the made into an attractive children's meellng place has bee.) changed, room us rupldly as funds will pel-. ' mlt. New shelves have been added The l.adl' Auillliry of '.nglc.-i and the wood work and shelves aie. will meet tonight nt 7 o'clock In being painted a light sandstone col-1 regular session. There will be or with blue odgiw. The, paintin'J: nomination of ofrlcers for the coin Is being done by the janitor, iir.ling year. Afler lodge a play will Craig, and the members of the li-jiio given entitled "I'ncle llliutu's brary stuff. It Is hoped that 1'at's; Cold." This will be followed with rund will grow to such an extent! dancing until inldnlrht. The pub that some bright colored drupes, lie Is invit.xl. . i There's a PREMIER for every purse and purpose 3 models 3 prices Col upiex Simplifying the task of house' cleaning and giving new leisure to the housewife All three Premiers have a motor ' driven brush and super-suction! Each is for a particular need. You need one! Let us tell you which one, and show you why you need it. Just telephone us and ve will arrange to give you a demonstration right in 'your own home. No obligation. $22 IT Picture Production, Love) With Vocal Kef raw Was It a Dream? WalU With Vocal Reram ' ; , Wabinc's Pennsylvaniani . No. 21297, 10-lnch . Putman's V aiues Are Only Equalled by Putman's Good Taste Special Presentation Of . . y ! COATS Distinctive coats for every occasion gloriously new ajd of the finer type you've been looking for, fea tured at these low prices. ' 45 49.50 '.59.50 PUTMAN'S Rendy-to-Wear Millinery and Shoes my Si TIIV KUW liCOMiyi'lVK I ucls of combustion assisting In pro '' l.KKUH (API Knglneers uie ex- ducing sleum. Ill tho holler. Tho perlinetitlng with u combination I boiler Is heated hy oil burners and steam iind Internal combustion lo- the steam generuted In used for eomotlve for use on lirltlsh rail- starting tho combustion engine. rouds. Tho locoinolive, ilouble-acl-1 1 ' 1 i - lug. can bo run nn steam at all I KTAItT SKAJ'I.AN II MIItVICK speeds, with excess heat from prod-j ST. MK'WAHI.H, Amh'os (Al'l Pluns liave been mndo to start aea ptuno service between Portugal and tho Azores this summer, with pos sible extension of lho service later to New York City. Trips twice u month are proposed between Lis bon and Funchul and Ponta 13el gudu, -Angra utid llorta, . - Our April Percolator Offer A genuine Hotpoint Percolator which sells reg ularly for $11.50 priced this month at $8.89. 95 cents down and $1.00 per month. No interest. FREE with each percolator, a 1-11). can of PREFERRED STOCK Coffee. It's delicious. EASY TERMS ON THE BUDGET PAYMENT PLAN $5.00 Down Arrange for ymir demonstration today Eastern Oregon Light & Power Co. The Orthophonic spoils you for anything less perfect! ,..- i -i ONCE you've heard an Orthophonic Victrola play, you'll never be satis-J fied with; anything else.' For this unusual instru ment reproduces music so exactly that you can imag ine (he singer or player is Handing before you, I Prove it yourself. Come in and hear the lutest Vic tor Records. Let your own ears be the judge. Then gel Mis to show you our large stock of models. Partial payments . If you wish, Adler Music Co. In With Newllns New Orlhophonle Victor Jjmit (flew 5Mi Outstanding Vogues Feminine Types "PARTHIAN inodlsteH are varying tho fabric of the new hats but are remaining true to the small hat, with and without a hrlm. Brilliant Straws Paris Replicas TIIIS sale Includes hats of all types, sports. afternoon, street and dinner hats of every new fabric und trimming. ' Suits Coats ' WKAIl AH YOU l'AY TUB CINDBKKI.LA WAY Cinderella Frock Shop Dresses Millinery, . v. 'K-l Kecordg