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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 6, 1928)
: . .:t.-. i' , u; .i .-. : ; i- . i s LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVEK i .-; i Tuesday, November ( 1928. tnte Three Society News Art Research Club Meets At Currey Home A paper on "Leonardo Pu. Vinci" prepared ;tnil given by Mix H. U. Smith, was (lit main feature of the program (if Hie Art Kesenrrh dull meeting y.fdeiday In-Ill hi llu home ol' Min, George II. Cuiri'j' on ITU' Kourth street. Tin intercHtlng pap er told ol the lite, works an.) art of lln famous painter. Tin- liet lllCflillg of the c!ilb Is to he held at Hii- home of Mrs. K. I.. Ualston. W. C. Perkins entertained wllh a dinner party Inst night ut I he I .a (i rum lc lioii l honoring Mr. Ivrk Iiin on t he occasion of her hi i t h day litinKi'isiliy. Covers were laid for Tin' evening w as spenl playing cards. Mrs. James Oneal was hostess to members or the WakHila Urhlge cluh yesterday afternoon n( her home on l!Hu Second street. Kirsl prize for high neon- went lo Mrs. J. II. Ulebardsou a lot second to Mrs. Alva Ci nw ley. Mis. Lam- re ceiv.d guest pi iw. A delightful luncheon was served l.y tin hostess lit I In close of the card-playing session. v Mrs. M. Hm-sard. or Albany, and Min, .1. X- Duncan, of Sahni, were tin-" honor guests ai u dinner Sun day ;ij the Noyes cabin on the Grande Honde river. About 1M wi re in atiendunco as guests of .Mr. and Mrs. Hen Noyex. Pnllowing tln sumptuous dinner i-ervod ni o'clock, tho guests Crane's Linen Lawn r.cjrulisr $1.00 Stationery in Viiiious pleasing tints. 21 sheets and 21 envel opos lo match. 39c Per I!ox Tho change of owner ship sale continues. There are hundreds of bargains heue J.hat will , save you much money on your Christmas gift buy ing. La Grande Book & Stationery Company K'.it-L'ossors to Newlin'x 1111 Adums Ave 50 New Fall Frocks This big Iuutv up express shipment arrived this morninjj fron'i the makers in New York. And von will agree that you never have seen such a lot of dainty frocks before. They represent a special purchase and we are offering them at these special low prices. $9-95 - $14.93 Friendly Credit Wear as You Pay Cinderella Frock Shop spent l hi afternoon uiul event uV visiting. It was an -enjoyable or-J t CltMiOU. i Celebrating the end of six weeks study of family oi gunixatlon, the. l.u Grande HiKh school clas on family relations. engaged In a hal low e'en parly last Wednewday fvc ning at the home of Miss Ha chain Illittl. Invitations for tin party were designed uitil made, by members of Die class am) 2n out of tho 30 In the class, were there to !lijuy the fun. (lain oh w ere played, u program enjoyed anil refreshments consist ing of cliler, applet ami doughnuts Wt-l'P served. The chins Is conducted hy Mis IVma liuth Harrison ami during the past six weeks has studied ill- i.shui of family Income and eti iiiett( The nieinherH ar now rea dy lo bi'Kln nix weeks' work on child care work following the out-I line worked out by I ho Cm va 1 1 in HfKh school, This is tl first time this type of; work has been offen d in the l.a Cramln ilih school. Guai'dians Hold Interesting- Meeti ; At the inert i Hi? of the ('amp lite .Guardians of Iji Crande, held yes terday afternoon at t he Lutheran parsonage, a number of problems iand plans were discussed which will have considerable bearing mi the improvement of Camp l-'lte ac tivities in this city throughout the jyfar. 1 It was voted to extend an invl Itatlon to Theodoro A. Harper, of j Portland, noted urlii-r. psycbolo ' (flft and lecturer, to sptuk In ((ramie under tin auspices of some local nrtfanly.allou, "M i. Harper is a student of child psy chology and as national chairman of the Cnmp l-'ne movement Is abb to show how the movement, when rightly conducted, answers tin' psychological needs of jgrow UK Kills of the 'teen uitf" wiys .Mrs. I.eif It. Awes, who presided at the nii etln-- yisterday. The Kaurdians also worked out with the aid or the Camp I'M re manual and the suKKcsted activi ties recommended by psychnlo Kists like Moxcey ami Gibson, nine i eiiiri-inents must be achieved by any Camp Kire Kiel who wishes to attend the free camp this summer. To date It will be possible' for fte Kills lo attend the ca,mp without cost. The offer for financing this attendance has been made by Dr. A. I.. Uicbardson. The riMpili eineiits follow: 1 , At tend all Camp Kire nie-etlUK unless excused by the Kuardlan. '2 larn citizf-nship honor Mi. SbojKrtd Camp I'M re spirit I hrou'hout t he year by beiiiK trustworthy mid he inj,' williiiK to Kive service Kindly. 4. Hrocure and successfully enroll i ih-w ineinber for Camp Kire, or be abb- to explain the meaniiiK itid benefit or Camp I'lie to any gath ering or to an Individual not in terested In Camp Kire. 5. Appear n':it on all occasions, ti. Avoid the public dance bull. 7. Hive ten hours of actual work in voluntary service to organized charities out side of regular cm ploy men t. S. Kara citizenship honor -"3. 9 a, Karn the fagot finder honor, b. Choose any one or the following honors: home craft J "0 I . I 0ii2, na:t. Citizenship, Kin. On I, M3, Mi4. Ja:,, m 7, SMS. I The offices of score t a ry jind treasurer wre voled to be com bined Into one. and as lhe bk-vvh tary and triMisuier elected for these otitceM in June have bet-n unable to resume then- responsibilities, it wus ilectibd to have Mrs. H. Ty ler coiitinui an she has been ail summer, doing t he secretary and treasurer work until the next elec tion. lr. l.ewa Wllkett, chairman of the l.a (Jrande t'uinp l'ire lioard ot spiuisorn, wuh present at the meet inic ye-it.'rday when lhe guardians hat) their monthly meetim,'. The l.a Grande Council of Par-I'ttt-Teacheis nu t yesterday at Wil low school.. Mi'h, S, V, Andrew uiih ehvted and inslallvd as vice presi dent of lhe organization to fill the vacancy left by tho resiKiiat ion ol Mrs, (icorta- Chadwlck. The ntoni voted on and approv ed t he new const it ut ion and by laws of the association. An inieri'siliiK' lesson on parlia mentary law was conducted by Mts. Ceorxe l.yinan and Mis. l '. Mc-l'hcrson iive a papw on Hie "'allle or t 'on veil I Iocs to a relit Teacher r.i,anialiuis". It was di-eiiled ti.ai Hie orKaniva tlon will meet at the four l.i (ramie : a.le schools in regular routine. Announcements The Green w ooi I'ari-nf-Teachcr association is to meet Kriday eve ning at 7::to o'clock at The I.. D. S. hall on Kir street. AM parents, especially fathers, are urged to at tend. The Met hodist Kpiseopal Ladies Aid will meet at 2 o'clock tomor row aflernoon at the home of Mrs. W. Kruin on :!us Adams ave nue. Mrs. C. W. Noyes and '.Mrs. A. c. Williams will entertain t he 1'ast Matrons club Wednesday evening at the Masonic parlors at S o'clock. Interest lug developments in the manufacture id lightning may be expect ed soon. Chicago gangsters are said lo be disgusted with the, old-fashioned bombs. THE DIMIM'l'Mi: "onp-hand in ii II" fjr brondinll Is a very, mnart lasliiim. parlkularly wlion II is ac compaiilftl by a iiii'ccl.ln;; hat. ' 1 i,j h'-, mi r- if c - -y Sl-in STAKTF.D out as a chorus i r 1 in musical comedy and r.Hliiiilrd into a movie st.ir. di Mi.iS Ai;nr8 Fr;m''y. Hullywnod'i latest "find." vho a nice lolc in Al Jol $on' lotllicoming picture, "The Singing Fool." If 1 V I V, Kaiser's Kin 1 A - v 4 A!-aitiI. r ZoiiM.-off. Ir.oth-r-ln-law n-f a tiii l; i itler with a Ki.mk Ii l in with las wlie. the lon.ier 1'rincess ? woman .of i, l . Zoitlikorf Is Mrs. Richardson Tells Of Music Work In Chicago Herbert Wiiberspoon is tall, dig nlfiid charming-with a capacity for expressing his ideas in a clear, clean cut manner so there is ready understanding on the part of the listener. That, In part, w as the description of Mr. Wiiberspoon, the I famous vocal ln.structor w ho is I president of Chicago Musical cl ' legi'. ns told by Mrs. A. L. Kieh i son, of I .a Grande, w ho studied j wllh the famous teacher for three ' weeks I his summer. Mrs. liichardson has just return ' ed from Chicago' where hers was (the happy lot of studying with the 1 renowned Instructor and singer and t hearing some of Hie country's best ( music. j "Mr. Witherspoon is one or the most scholarly ami authoritative ! vocal masters or the world." .Mrs. , liichardson said. "He was gradu- j jaied from ale university ami tor I ten years was the leading bass for jthe Metropolitan Op'-ra company in 'New York City. He has sung in 'America and Kurope and especial- 1 ly in London. It was a great deal or tun, .Mis. j j Uichardson discovered, to study I with the same teacher who trained ! such famous Metropidtlan Opera I I company stars as Louise Homer, 1 (Mabel Garri.son, Lambert Murphy. Merle Alcock, Sophie Hrnsluu, I Kathleen Howard and Marie Sun- d' luis. Lucy Gates is also a product , of his instruction. I The Chicago Musical col lego oc ! copies a 12-story building In Chieu j go and the quality of training it I gives is on n par with the Leipsic 'conservatory in Germany, the Daris conservatory, or any other similar j world fsnious Institution, wlie said. I While at the conservatory. Mrs. i Uichardson Interspersed her pri vate lessons from Mr. il lierspooii with attendance at some of his classes including those in reper toire. Interpretation and in teach ing. ' Mark Daniels, or I'orlland, will be reuiembcn-d in La Grande from three yeats ago when he and Klla Conm-I! Jesse, or 1'ortland. and Mrs. Uichardson. gave a concert here under the auspices of the La Gratido Neighborhood club. Mrs. Uichardson heard Mr. Dan iels in the opera "Martha." this trip to Chicago, when the baritone took the h ading part in thai fam ous opera. . "After tho conceit Dr. Itichard- 1 pon and I sent our rani to him and Mis a result enjoyed a chat with him jand Mrs. Daniels," she remarked. Mrs. Uichardson finds that all modern instruction in the techni que of voice is striving for the same ends purity and freedom of tone. The purpose is the same but the techni'ine is different with dif ferent teachers. Vocal training is much more Jieienlific now than It used lo be, she says. i Commerce Cluh Of Union Votes To Help Scouts lj Mrs. IW-H Ivnlghl , (Observer Correspondent ) T'NION, ()re.. (Special) At the regular meeting of the commercial cluh at the l uion Hotel Monday. K. H. Conner, president: of the cliil. r'epfjrtcd Mia toward t he li!M(i jillotinent for the nid of lhe Hoy Scout movement, with reports of commit tees not nil in ns yet. He epects to raise the balance soon. S. K. MUhT, Pete Davis and Uiz liode, returned Tuesday from Port land win-re t hey went Sat urdny with a shipment of cattle and bogs. Mr. M ilb-r and Mr. Ha vis each shipped a rarload of cattle and Mr. I lodes n carload of hogs. The 11 nniial m -n tor-far ulty ban U't took piare 'Jhiirsdav evening hi the high school when the mem bers of the senior class entertained the members of tho faculty anil tloir wives. The banquet table was decorated in keeping with the hatloweYii spirit. A three. course dinner was served nt C o'clock. Miss L'-ona Spray, president of the cluss gave the address of welcome and (;. IV 'id. urn. one of t lie faculty rin in Imth, responded. A (oust waft given by each of the (acuity mem. bets, including Stipt.. Hoy Conklin, Mium Pauline Hood. J. W. HaMer, M iss Helen Schn per. Mls A lire Patterson, Miss Ibss K uwter and ( Veil Griggs. Miss Hut h Neilson. a member of the senior clans, guv n poem which she hud composed. Hoy DeLap, Hob Cox and Dorln Kuk, each gave u toutt ami Kmlly Joins Circus 1 iv f V .VKA .ifJJi IturruH of lhe former kaiser, has hbieM ns. IhM'e is oubkoif. who i.; YiktorU in Si-hunhurn-Lippe. a a lornicr Hussiuu nobleman. Draper gave a rending. Numbers hy the girls quartet concluded the program. ! A delightful Jjallowe'en party took place .Monday evening when Miss Helen Johnson and Miss Clara ; Van llouien. entertained the mcin I hers of tin C. T. club at the home of Miss Johnson, In South l uion. Hallowe'en symbols In nrutige and black colors decorated the moms, j Kuiir table- of pinochle were at play during the evening, with first prize going to Miss Leona Sprav ! and Mis Vera Shaw received the consolation, Kollow iug the eai d games, luncheon was served ut one table, prettily decorated in keep-; lug with thi Benson. The eenter pleco was a basket containing each . guest's fortune which tin y read aloud, causing much merriment. ; Covers were laid for lf. ; The Misses Zelpha nud Geral dlnp Honney were hostesses at a hallo e'en party Tuesday evening when they entertained :tu of their friends ut the Sportsmen's eiub house. Tho room was attractive ly decorated in kecplmc with the ha low e'en reason. Games and stunts rnado up the evening's u terlalnnietil. Mrs. Honney assisted by Mm. Hoy Conklin and M is. Kugene Ketuer, served refresh -incniH. ' Leon Levy, of Levy's Store, p rt l-'rlday for I'orlland where lie will attend tho Pud fir. Internal tonal livestock show. Walter Cock was a business vis itor In La Grande Kriday. Mr. unilMrs. Tom Kicl;ln were shopping m La Grande Saturday, 'Mrs. ' KrnncpH Tallman. of Krances Iteauty shop, has moved' her shop to the Knion hole!. Henry lie titer, who has been U : h ' h. h ? ,i Pointers H Mllmn O. Work I T, ll'.'W Will M'l' lilt lllHl iff i..t;.-," hut ItU'l l' Will I1 '':t" mi 'i'hitr:ii:iy. Today t'.':. ami .nil-Minn -i-.i. Urn I I..- an ; h. VK-T-3 Cfi'JS-E 5-3-2 All P-i W-4 tove .-ri, ;',.mti I teidarcr, 'ci.iiu-acl llessrtri. 1 'i'hi' I iuLiiic: S'l'ith i Healer I one H.-a!, Wi.t b.nl.le. Xuflh two " 11. mi:.-; ii.. , :, . bid. I The ,.! ... i. i. West. Klnjf jnf so :,l N, r:!i. 'I'rey i.f Hearts; 1. 'i t ci :,i:id"s; Si. nib. I'ioir of t 1 T- a 1. ; !. I. n.'i-lai cli;aHs J lruta , w in"!' ! In' tnufll) Irlrk in ' r ! '!... in.. 1. Ti I'li.si'.l .1 1 .1 . t !e vcm of I 'iaiiliMid. 'l'e! of I b.lllliOlll.'- .(. Wiibh Dia t tin iiny play m We,! 1 1 . I ;s't 1 An- -:r I'.lank f. f i! 1 ri. !, I iiitnniv rlioutd ),.' 1 li - of I ia inoiid--. (Kill the bl ink before yon read tho answer that follows). Tin- itMer lit. I Minuiiv s'imijM play the He. in- of I'iMu.onl.- '( he infol linl. ! 1 mbl I.. I.v West eniploy.-l l:i P.MlNind for the last two afle. arrived home Sunday for a vi- il v. Illi bis part ids, M r and Mi '. Kugene H enter. S. I ll. p'io't 1. aves W.'dnesday for 1'oitl-iud wto i-e be will attend 1 ihe livi-ici !; show. 11" will be nc- I compjiuh d bv h'i. W. W. Stevens! ;.nd i:i;abeth Taylow, whoj will vi' l-elalives' I here. Mrs. T. Sribird. of Ml. Vernon. I Wash , nrrlvi d h-re l-'ritlay, called bV the rleilh lf h'V little 11 ll'CI Shir!, y Ki-dii r. Vr. ri ii.l Mis Geonze Plickett nnd j fainlh". v ho have been living on ' the W. M. I 'obbiti ranch for the. i last several years, moved lo Dillon last week ami ate now located at I Hie Itotlim- place where they will! nnle iheii- h t .1 . 1 1. Peae. of the republican. central eomimllee. Colon U. Klw bard, tvpnhlican nominee for joint) senator of I'l-ion and Wallowit : coiinib". c;,ii G, Helm, district at-I t orney and County Com missiolier l W. 1 : . I edbi iter, were visitors nt. I nluii Thursday afternoon on poll-I tir-il bmlm V 1. H. "Me-iv tidio underwent nn 0i,"':,,,"n l,,,t '';ik" " week ngo. i poilt-d an gelling along nicely. SCHILLING COFFEE 1 Vl- ' Kt i fcv t, ; . r ' v JLhis is the one with the money back guarantee on the tin. Mead the label. It means just what it says. If you don't like the coffee your grocer returns your money instantly. We pay him. You keep the coffee There must be a reason why Schilling alone offers your money back and dares to say it on the package. It's because Schilling alone specializes on top-grade coffee only --no 2nd or 3rd grades no divided interest -- no confusion of quality. Unli liur l'owilpr Tea makes It practically sure that he lots the Klnjr of Itlamonds; possl bly KitiK-'lVu, tiuirn probably Kiiiif-.lack-Ten. If West has KIiim-Jack-'lVn and Dummy Hhuulit play the Queen of Diamonds on this trick. Declarer would makii only twit Diamond tricks am) probably would fail to ho k me, IuxUik two Spades and two Clubs; but if Dtnu niy play a small Diamond, Declar ' r is practically sure of (tame. Tlie jworst that could happen would be jthat Mast would overtake with the .lack (which Is unlikely) i.nd lead Ja Spade. In which case the enemy (would take three tricks, hut leave ; Heclarer with foui'iidd and -aine. j.More likely West wilt bold the Illicit and lead the Ace of Spades, lin which case Declarer will make jfive-ndd. If West win Hick and shift to Clubs hopiiiK to Met a ( Spadi lead Hirouwh Closed Hand, j I )ec hirer would make a Small Slam. If thrt Tlamolids are divided KiiiK-Teii in ti' West hand and Jack-Nino In the Kasi hand. He Ida rer could ma ke a ( ira nd Sla in j hy playlnu' Hit tureen of Diamonds on trick G: but it Is unlikely that ( West would K,have doubled with only two Diamonds. I'veu if that ' division were probable, a sure .iinv should not be risked upon Ithe e.hance of making a Hraml , Slain. Stevens - Van t4M Ailnimi Avw. -firnce TIIK NEW CRYSTAL SKIRTS Colors: Tan, Black, Navy, liluo, Green, and Rod. h .w 9 m k. mm mm it - si.r fitMmin-9 MiUfffv fcwntlc?-!- Cin ri! 9a Ciiiv - ... frr- . jjj '"'inniiiimn"wti-wiiiiiin"nw:":.. m q;0NBCk ourKroterrelrnjj: m ""nev ar ,nv Schili1"' U M ,"un lor any reason whatever. - ''"""i-. enough. IWt return the -it : 1 9 Spice 3 t F.xtrm kiii. biii mi I New ( I I Gordon l 1 Hosiery ! i ! 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