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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 28, 1928)
Weil i losri'ay, N o vem r 2S, 1)2S. LA (JRAND10 EVENING OI3SERVEK Pajre Three Society. Nms Two Interesting Talks At Meeting Of Club Women At (he Iai G run tie NVitfliborhood rlnh meWliiK yt stt r.lity afternoon two tiit rHihiK tulliH woru Kivi'ii, ntie hy Mr. II. M. Hin'k untl thf 'oilier lty Mm, Turner Oliver, Mb Sally Hlt'KflHt Kiivt- u Spanish ilante ii in! M is M eMt't'UJn, G ramie ilratnu leuchei , jfuvf u K"iii ot rtMiilliiKf. "You haven't seen Cullforniu tin -leHH you've wen Munterey und t'ur-int'-hy-the-H'u", xuUi Mix. Huck When Hlw tlttierjht'tl the two lucidi ties us hIih saw tht-in An a vinil. Mrs. Muck tolil of the. Monterey peninsula on whieli the toui of Monterey Ik located. It has u popu lation of fiunn, mi p-r enl of which Is fnreiKti I. Intnl. Spanish nnil l'orttiK"t- mostly. It is u fisli Hik town with all the charat'4:ii tip uPcjuti'tMiientM of Hiich u town, .Mrs. H ick said und told of the oltl ailuhe structure.s there and of the iiiiiMocriitU Spanish homes. ".Sherman rose house" was one of the most unusual uf tin-utlohe nl met ti res hecause of t he story with which it is connected. It is said that General Shcnnun courted u, heuutiful Spanish if it I there' and when lie was suddenly culled hack to WashillKton. I). '.. he picked a rose from the trellis, over the door and KlviK It to her promised I hut hfl would return u hen the i ones hloomed UKaln. ' The legend goes that the senorl ta wulted year utter year for the lover who never returned, Tull, Kfuceful pepper treses, wind swept cypress trees, glorious sun seta over the ocean, ubelone chow der, colorful pageant dramas, all were, mentioned as part of the htiuuty and life In that part of Cali fornia. - Mrs. Turner Oliver took her au dience on a tour of Oregon and Washington where the "Artistic Achievements Available-to the TourlstH of the West" were visited. The. journey began with the high way murker located on the turn of th Old Oregon Trail us It leaves a Grande, The artistic vision of some. IiU Grunde resident was re sponsible for the location of the highway us it enters ai Grande, Mrs. Oliver remarket!, saying that th pioneer on the Inlverslty f Al't ClUO MCetS Oreifon campus ut Kugeiie, isu! , T T i - ... , product of his work. "The Circuit Willi IMlS. Wrlgni itidem", statue on tl gronuds of I the capitol ut Salem, i ulio his I work. "Mrs. Oliver said. Tin. Teninle MeJ h Israel. new -Mommy Ul in noun' m m rs. Jou-bth Kvnuiroirue ut I'oillun.l. is W rigni ior an imeie.sung also one of the finest of such ; noon. structures on the coast. ' li com- The Uaiiiblers" Art club met . K. u Uer- Min. Wright gave a paper which tidd of the Hie and work of bines the "glories of the oltl world' "in artists, " llill.er 1 1 and Mien with the practicality of the new", '"'"a uoiun.i . is one way In which il has bet n described. Mrs. Oliver described Spokane as, ti "iii.Hvii1u.il citv" and also told ' meeling nil. I mh-i.ii r tt.u ri.iv..ritv .if WaMbhiir- .at the .Masonic hall. Ion I II miry. .Miss McMeekin's readings, which were much enjoyed included "Kair ies", "The I (ousts with Nobody In It", (the house with the broken heart), and "Itoyalty". Hope Chapter No l'i Order of Knslci n Star w lit hold a business uing tonight The ni'-eting will begin at S o'clock. An inter esting program has been plan net! and a largt. attendan e is anticipated. A parly was given Friday eve ning at the hoiiie of Wanda lliiry at May Park, wiili Miss Itetry'and Genevieve Chonle as hostesses to a group of friends. They enjoyed a theater party in town before going to the Merry home where the evening was spent llefreslilllelits Wen bit w hleh was made attractive with a centerpiece bou- iuet of yelltiw pom poms and with yellow candles. Those who attended wi re: Mary I taut ?!. Nancy Gaiid, I'aiillne 11 l.'i-it..ifi.-i- lihulvM Itobei ls. I trot hV Hostess To Club wii-r. 'w i' n.-r.y. u. .,,-vi.v,- , , . ('hiMifi'. ChiirlfS Krti'Usnn, tiilht'i't l.ohiin, lloutml ow.sh-y ami AH'ivl li.-ny. Mr. iiml Mr. Ijiwi''IH'h Hull 'n- tprliilncil tln-lr illnnt-r il"l lowltiK the iliniu-r Itn'y in( to tin- Hull homi'. at 17(12 (ViWir slri'i't. wlif-rt five lahli-K of ln-iilifc wt'to form.-.l. Mrs. KianclB (Ji-ullrh l"ay.nK Bi ..-m. t.on.'it.'L.- fli-ut i.rtvn nil I.M- 1 SCI'Ved at OIK" tl ward Morris receiver! first prize, for men. Mrs. P. A. McDonald Junior Vodvil Given at Cove Friday Evening Itv Mrs. It. rru-o ( ( ibscrve r Correspondent ) COVK. Ore., (Special! Tho Jiniior Vodvil given ut Mnccubee hall last Friday evening was all unqualified success. The jokes of the end men were hill or humor and extremely well given. The song and dance numbers were snappy ainl the playlet "lau' Sec- n t" was very colurful. The parti cipants took their parts Hko veter-I ans anil everyone who attended the performance left with a wide smile and a genuine feeling of value r' C'lvcil. Mrs. Helen Conklin and Mrs. ICva huncan who put on the Vodvitl and Mrs. l.cltoy Lay whose music was Indcspenslble, deserve credit for u splemlil entertainment. Tim parish supper served ut Morris hall proved very successful and was enjoyed by all. The pro- j ds. which amounted lo $-7,0a, 'are lo be used to finish (lie fur nace room ami enclose the opening in the back of tho church. After 1 the supper Mrs. A. G. Conklin gave u short talk on her visit lo the. convention ut Washington, 1. C. I Thomas Tow le is quite ill and , has been taken to the Grand Uonde hospital at I .a Grande. Mrs. Towle has accompanied him. Mr. ami Mrs. Mertrand Wurdell, of Maker, spent Saturday evening nt Cove, visiting relatives and friends. They returned by way of Mrs. T. A. McOonald entertained the Monday Bridge club ul a de lightful bridge luncheon at the La Grande hotel . Monday. Chrysan themums were pretty decorations. Three, tables were at pluy with Mrs. O'Connell receiving the club prize, Mrs. Hill W. Templeton enter tained the Junior Hridge club Mon day afternoon. Mrs. JJale Cox re ceived first prize for high cpre ami Mrs. Warren K. Gilbert was awarded second. . MembeiB of tho a Petite Hridge elub enjoyed a pleasant evening of curds last night w hen they were en tertained by Mr. and Mrs. T. . McOonald ut theJr apartment on Second street. Mr. and Mrs. llalph Webb scored high and consolation piizes were given lo Mrs. Nolan Announcements Hope Chapter No. I :i O. K. S. will mee-t tonight at X o'clock for a short business session and a pro gram and entertainment following. MENUS It is a beautiful scenic approach to Skiff and Milton Trice. lty Slater -Mary i:iii;AKFAST rears, cereal, crisp broiled bacon, cinnamon toast, milk, coffee. l.rNCHKON Creamed oysters on toast, apple, celery ami cabbago salad with French dressing, apri cot tapioca pudding, milk, tea. - HINNKi; Veal stew, prune ami raisin salad, ginger bread with ur very bright. The music for tho J play is to bo furnished by I K. Anderson who w ill Install a radio I for tho evening und Mrs. Lelloyi Ijiy. A matinee will be given Sat- urttay ufternoon ut t p. m. and the1 evening performance will begin at 1 S o'clock. j The Fun and Joy club met Sat- ; u t da y a ft ern oon w It h M Iss I less Kelley. Glenn nnd Grace Hartley ure able to be back lu school after u i weeks absence because of severe colds. These colds seem to b pre valent ns u number of Cove people i are sutfering from them, among whom sre Mrs, l.ydia l-nnta, l.uiii! Ijtnttt and Mrs. Fisher. I ...... 1 K. 1 Officials j Visit Saturday ; Night at Imbler j lty Mr. Frank McKeunon (Observer Correspondent) I 1M 1 11. Kit, Ore. (Special) Sat urday evening Die K nights of I'yihhis held open meeting In hon or of the grant! chancellor com mander, Stanton Howell, and Grand Keeper of Hecottls nnd Seals Wa Iter Gleason, who were 'visitors. 11. McGoldriek gave tho welcome atldiesH and talks were given by the two grand officers. 'At ihe close of the meeting the Pythian Sisters served refresh ments. ' Tom Page nnd Miss Velma Sumpier, of Independence, were l.a Grande, taking Mr. Warden's "" marriage Thursday, mother to her home there. Mrs. I 1'ho J. A. Gusklll home caught Wurdell senior came to Cove Frl- fli'e ''"urn u defective fluo Filduy day to attcml the Junior Vodvil in noon. Quick work on the part which several of Imr grandchild- f Mr. Gusklll and the fact that r n took part. j there wa no wind save the house Friends of Mrs. John Williams from burning. Only slight dam age who was a former resident of Cove was done lo the roof, will be sorry to hear of her serl- The 1'ythinn Sisters met Tuen ous illness. Mr. and Mrs. John day afternoon to tie a quilt they Williams resided on the lttiynl Al- urp making for their huxuar to bn farm before they moved, lo ,e tie-lit the first of December. 'lunula. Mr. and Mrs. Zurbriek und two children, of I, a lira title, attended services here Sunday morning. Mr. and Mrs. 1'a'ul l.aird, of W Iser, ure planning to spend A large number of people from Imbler attended the grange carni val held at J'leasant. Grove Friday night. The Imbler Parent-Teuclier as sociation met Friday evening in the high school assembly with a good through rrowd in attendance. After n short stopped business meeting M rs. Frank Mo- ihe rlty. . Following the bridge session, oimmi same. v,..e. Mrs Oliver told of the work of two-course luncheon, In keeping! The venl stew should he rich In Ulld WHO IX onnoi '"'""'""""." V, :.l,.nKltM. llat..P and l.llnH ThankKivlTis with r.'latlvi-M here. -Mr. and Mrs. John Miller return id from an extended tii t'alirornia Friday. They fur n few hours In 1 'oil land to visit Kentmn Rave a report on the con Mrs. Miller's brother, Kohert Laird, ventlon held at I'endleton Nov. 14, anil spent Thursday tiiKht In fen- IS and 10. The third and fourth dleton with Mrs. Miller's siHter, grades, under the direction of MIhs Mrs. ('. Itlehardson. The Millers Audrey Uel.nl), furnished the pro hrought with them Mrs. Kdith Jen- Kratn consistinfc ff souks, a read kins, an aunt of Mrs. .Miller, who K , u ThanksKlvinB exercise, is visllhiK ut the home of her sin- p,e dressInK rooms in the hase ter, Mrs. I.. M. l.aird. Mrs. Wolff, ..,.., (.r w.ldB hull ure helm: filled Join Adler's Christmas Club and have a new Or thophonic Victrola in stalled in your home for this Christmas. Adler Music Co. 1114 Adams Ave of host und hostess wll h present, In honor of their recent ! marriage. The next meeting of the club will be on Tuesday, lec. 1 H, at Ihe home of Mr. and Mrs. Skiff at IL'a" Oak street. Hostesses nt a So-Ne-Iie clul na rt y vest erda y a ft e rnoon were Mrs. II. C. Patten and Mrs. Clar ence lledhead who entertainetl al the home of Mis. Jean Car lies. The afternoon was spent playing games ami snwlng;, Several of the women worked on Christmas gills. Plans were made for u Christmas party to be given honoring the chil dren of tlw members of the club sometime In December. At the close of the afternoon re freshments were served. . Mrs. I.ee. Hanford was hostess to me-mbers of the Jolly Hridge club yesterday afternoon. Three tables of bridge were at play withh Mrs. Kd Hoyien receiving first prlre for high. score and Mrs. J. 1'. Caldwell receiving second. Yellow pom poms were, used for decorations. A two-course lunch eon was served following the cards. Stevens - Van Ertgelen Co. J another sister, is nlso at the l.aird home ami Mrs. Wheeler, of WcIh er. still another sister, is expected this week. This is not the entire family, as there are still two otrier sisters, who reside In Wisconsin, besldt-H six brol hers. Coition Barker, who lias been working In tho fruit nl Milton, Ore., returned to Cove Thursday (veiling. The I orcas society, which inef with Mrs. W. M. I'latl Thursday, was in the nature of n surprlsn party, as a number of gifts were brought for the hostess whose birthday occurred during the week. Work as well as entertainment was the order of the day, as the women sewed rug rags. Twenly siv members and a number of children were present. The lor cas will meet wilh Mrs. H. 1 . Whit Thursday, lec, (i. "Tho My si cry of the Third Gable," which will be presented by the Camp Fire girls and Hoy Scouts next Saturday is the out standing event of the Week. It Is hoped thai Ihe proceeds will be ample so that tint work on tho cabin may begin at once. The cabin Is to be of log construction. Hlxlih feet. It is to he. used lis a meeting place for the camp fire girl, boy scout and ranger groups of Cove. Mrs. .1. I-!, lieipier has donated the logs and Chas. Dcllansnud Haskell lUiMiin have offered to haul a loud each for the building". A number of the men of Cove have offered New Income tax figures show 2KB to help on the building ami wlthj paying income tax on $ 1 ,0(M),(ino n I the fund which has already been! year. A profit is not without hon-j set aside for the purpose, the pros or In this country. p.-els for a building before spring bine to make a savory ami appe tizing dish for a raw November i evening. Apricot Tapioca Pudding1 I (Hie cup dried apricots, '-j cup sugar, 1 orange, 13 cup quick 'conking tapioca, 3 cups boiling water, V4 teaspoon salt. ' Wash apricots ant) let stand in ! cold water to cover for several i Flours, Hrain. Arrange In a but tered baking di.-h anil add grated rind untl juice of orange. Sprinkle with sugar. Add salt and bulling water to tapioca and cook IS min utes over boiling waler. Pour over apricots ami bake one hour in a moderate oven. Serve warm or cold with sugar ami cream. i si'spi:t Aitiu;sTi;i FRF.SNO, Cal Nov. 2B (AP) I Sound asleep, at the home of his grandmother in Tranquility, near here, I larrison II. Kandolph, 24, sought, as the man who strangled Mrs. Pearl Hunulcult to death in Mast linkersfield Monday night, was arrested early this morning by deputy sheriffs of Fresno and Kern counties. I Harrison submitted calmly to ar rest a ml subsequent questioning, timing which be maintained he did not kill Mrs. Iluunicutt. j up Willi showers and lockers ami concrete floors are being laid. This work. Including the laying of the sewer pipe, is being done by the agricultural class under the dlrec , ion of Mr. Morgan. Although i prtrensjls rather slow us they hnv only a short time each day SlLkL UNGED1E I ACE plays a very important role in the realm of Lingerie this season. We have some very exquisite pieces in crepe de chine, rayon and georgette that are new and chic. Night Gowns $5.95 and up Pajamas .... $3.95 and up Chemise ... .$3.50 and up Brassieres ...60c and up Bloomers . $1.50 and up Dance Sets . . $2.95 andmp Make your Christmas selections now a small deposit and we will hold any garment. PUTMAN'S La Grande's Exclusive Ready-to-Wear & Millinery Ut work, they are betting Home real j Mitchell, former Junior welter experience. They expect lo hu'e ' weljilit champion, ua the tutor, the work flnlnhea In iihout a week. I ,., ,K k,, .u - 1 iturmlt. tliA nonuHt waa held un be. MtlAVAI'KKB. VHa.. Vov. ' S ; rnnao one member declared It rodld concrete In the world. MaytM the (AP) I'ermlt or no, (he West Allls not he limuod to th church which ; Imxest, but Charley Down nnd .I'rcHhyterhin church piunH to hold i ho mid, wn not Incorporated fonNIck Longworth can tell you where lioxlng clnen wllh Myron "I'lllky" I tho specific purnomt of teaching to find eolne denser ones, v boxing oa required by law. WIlBon dam at Muecle ShoaU is nld to be the larxeit block of For best results use G BAKING POWDER Same Price For Over 38 Years 25uncesjor25c MILLIONS OP POUNDS USED tH OUK OOVEKNMENT 140R Adam Ave. Krnrp Bullriluic I Grande, Ore, Valencia Ten - Piece Toilet Set One bottle Valencia 1' fume. One bottle Coronnut Shampoo. One bottle Hath Palt. Ono jlir Cold Creme. One box Knee Powder. Onlv . One hottlo Talcum. One lox Koukp. One hottle Toilet Water. One hot tie Brlllinntinp. One bottle Itos Skin dome, $1.69 Thanksgiving Dinner At The Sacajawea Service from Twelve O'clock Noon, Tiii Eight-Thirty in the Evening $1.25 MENU Hors D'Oeuvres Orange Grape Fruit au Marasquin Salted Almonds Celery Soups: Consomme a l'Anglaise Potage Imperial Entrees: Filet Mignon Bearnaise Or Roast Oregon Capon Virginia Dressing Roast Young Turkey Oyster Dressing Peas en Butter Candied Sweet Yams Snow Flake Potatoes Cranberry Ice Salad : Combination Salad with French Dressing Entrements : Hot Mince Pie Pumpkin Pie, Whipped Cream English Plum Pudding, Hard and Brandy Sauce Tutti Frutti Petit Fours Glace Assorted Rolls Tea Coffee Milk iJt For reservations, phone.Main 830 , " i OUT OUR WAY! By Williams f GOOD mGv-T! Ti-V Meu..Ne LAOEE2 AM" GtEmTS, MAGlCAKl ACK S Y KAODA OSe. W X VAJiU NOAJ PRODUCE. 'S.HoT! vaje. smuOOA j A Bim- Box FROM -THIS HAT, BEFORE "USED A LITTLER -t" HOLD AL- 1 VOUR BE-WtLDERO h , . tMtt , H ruu- Mnu'"-" ' it-rril iT iki v-Tm. .TTPP' -lE. 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