La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, March 15, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextFriday, March 15, 11)2!). LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Society. News Dr. Wilkes And , , Miss Marquardt i' Give Dinner Party With sixteen friends nt tholr frupNts, Or. I.mvii' W1tke and' Mlns Allot) Murquardt, ntflt'tulusl ut a -mout hwiuUful Ht. l'atrk-k' dinner party lunt evening ut th home of Mm. Kiel Holm. 1702 Fourth Htrt-ft. The dinner was t 7 o'clock and when the dining room doors were thrown open, tho. Ktii were unkt!(t lo find their places ut a very lovely table with lK cmUerpleeo of tiillpH, woet peau and fernn, with ItH tail green tapers p ttitvcjMitU-ktt and with lt other clover ;ilwora tion Riik'KOHtlvo of the pt. I'utrlck's aeuHon, all conlWinln; to the color Kt'lieme followed orchid ainf green, rinro curd a were clay pipOH vlth appropriate adornment and It wuh noon dtwovered lluit on the, back Qekeler Spencer, Aletha IVnch WulUtmrer, l'a"l Qvkeler McCall; Jeiwi HlhtlKe Muftemon, Urtue t'hlldera Htrirr, loIU :iltdK Tull und Mrs. Kate Hamnan, The puhlle Ik tnVited to attend h tilli'tii In h arlv.t lnmni'Niw confined to tile dining room art.rnoon (mm until nplcwk at - the home of Mm, H. N. Aahhy at ora were green candy snakes, flash-. not titinner ineir eyes a inoucn reauy nonie' mere were use iiuwer in 8os Avenue, by Kt. IVior'a Kp plant, all hurmonUlng with the predominating color arrangement. Mr. and Mn. William Slegrlat en tertained meinhem of the Alpha duo last n I hi at the I .a Grundc hotel at dinner, bridge. Ilecora ttonH were carried out In a Kitn of each won lneiilkd u bit of blar- , hitlon and flritn to Miss F.ffie Hny- ney, d.Rcrlptlvo of the Individual ul m .wiuei morion. to whom It belonged. INace fav- to atrlke, although they were found I profusion, cut flowtm and potUtd to be iulte friendly. Throughout the whole din nor, which was nerved 1 n th ree cou rneN by t he host epaed assisted by MImh KelLo Griiniiutt, there were clever and tasty e m indent of the sen son and nil In the beautiful colors, orchid -and green. The evening hours following were. moat enjoyable. There wan bridge for thoe who eared to play, other gamed for thnm who preferred other forms of dlvernlon ami all spent nevwul happy hour as giientH of most gmcluus host eHses In a most hospitable Homo. Win ners of honors during the evening were Mrs. Anna I'ollock for mak ing high score ut bridge and conso lation prbee to Mrs. Altu Nelson, in other guinea, Miss Hlanche I 'lark first ami Mrs. ON AERIAL HONEYMOON ' (copal guild, MoHtiea are Mrs. Ashhy, Mrs 4'htirles llnehm and Mm. Ueorg T. rochrnn. A delightful program has been planned and. will Include the fol lowing numbers: Thino solos The Hew Oliver A ping with (ho Vocal solo- Mi's, I, vol Il'uwell. A uml vocal solo Mrs. T, H. Maxwell Uendlng-MrH, Sturgea. of t'ove. Stectlou by the Neighborhood lelightful wurprlae was given 'l' Mtmrlet under the direction of color wheme In ke St. I'atiick'-H motif. I'rtaow were awarded to Mr. Mrs. Adolpti Siegrlst. Kllu Teach Moon Tuesday by h old at-huolimiles and fritids. who gathered for a social afternoon. The aftrnonn was spent with mu sic and visiting and a delicious lunch was served. The; guests were: Mvrtle Clrout tert Rogers conso-lKlhy ln i K.eu,,. hiiiuIk. Mln- nln (lekeler ItiiKhos, l'ara Karris lliighoH, Mabel Courtiight McAlls- Motlln McAllister Moss, Nellie Mrs. 1.4-0 Miller and accuuiiuinli'd by Mrs. Ucorge Itlrnb ami Includ ing Mrs, Audmer I'layle, Mrs. Hlckmore pad Mrs. Hoy Km num. Hlvlslnn ii of tho f.oyal Mister's Aid met yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs., J. I,. Mcpherson, The business meeting was opened with prayer by Mrs. Hocliesler. IMuns were made for u cooked food sale to In held tomorrow and ''' f T; V W, ' J I t . t. v. - A- 4 n tN-;lM r. t 5 We Deliver $2.S0 Orders Spring Canned Goods Sale Many items in Canned Goods are now becoming scarce, which means higher prices. We know the quality is right and the prices represent substantial savings. Consequently the more you buy the more you save Prices Good From March 16th to 22nd TTT .OTTft Sperry's White Down f-Lb. sack $1.65 A -iV J XV Bfy- Nw at This rrice 4 Sks. (1 bbl.) . . $6.50 CORN Extra Standard 4 Cans 45c 12 Cans $1.30 A. & L. CORN 'Fancy Yellow, . QK ' 2 Cans ZilLZ:!--..:. PREFERRED STOCK CORN Tiny Kernel, QFC 2 Cans '3- GALLON FRUITS No. 10 Cans Blackberries Apricots Loganberries 59c 59c 59c JAM Kerr's Best Ass't. Flavors 3 pound. jar ...j;....;. wOt BEANS Red Mexicans 5 pounds 39c MALT Buy Buckeye and Feel Sure ioure Satisfied. 12". pound Can 65c PEAS Extra Standard. 4 Cans .J....... ...i...45c $1.30 12 Cans PREFERRED STOCK PEAS Tender Melting 1 2 Cans :...35C 4 Cans STRING BEANS Standard Size 49c SOAPS - CLEANSERS Crystal White, . QQ 10 bare "I, Peet's Washing Powder OQp 1 large pkg., OJC Old Dutch, v 1 Q, 3 Cans -A-. OLEOMARGARINE Gem Nut Brand 3 pounds Lunch Suggestions Minced Clams, 1Q 3 Cans Salmon Tall'Cans Red, A Qn 2 for - Shrimp 3 Cans Oval Sardines 3 Cans 45c 35c MACARONI Guaranteed Best Bulk, Made With Eggs. 5 pounds TOMATOES No. 2'2 Cans 49c S1.35 4 Cans 12 Cans PINEAPPLE Sliced Very Best Brand 45c 2 Cans BROKEN SLICED 3 Cans 59c MATCHES (i Box Carton, at Stone's -2 Cartons 29c RAISINS Market Day Special 4 pound . OKn pkg., - JL PRUNES Market Day Special, Calif. 4 pound QQo pkg., ?vc RICE Fancy Blue Rose 5 pounds 35c JELLXCELL All Flavors 19c 3 Tkgs., LETTUCE Very Solid Fresh 3 heads ; 25C SPINACH Walla Walla Very Fresh 3 pounds ...25C CELERY Large Well Bleached 2 bunches 29C to decorate the rooma The two-courae luncheon follow- l the St. J'nlrlck niotir. ; ' The next meeting wilt be held at the home of Mra. K. N, Nye ut 1702 Washington avenue Mur. S, It ivn announced. 4 The Muntlnirton Nnlghbora - of Woodcraft t'lrrle No. 10 vlalted the Ut (Irnnile elide Tuesday even'.nK for dinner.- a lodge meeting and MOdurevenlng following. " 'The dinner wua held nt :Sn riVlock unil wna followed by the Initiation of three l.n. Orunde can dldHteH. The Muntlngton Neigh bors were congratuluted on .their efficiency In 'putting nn , the Ini tlnlory work. . . ; The program held Inrluil.J the following: Violin nolo Jennie Nleleon, o comimnlcd by Mllllcent Wunen.. I'luno, nuniber-l''mncea Mich. urdH. . 1 ;1 - 5 p SiuntH Kllnor Dulil. - ' The Huntington delegation also guvt a- progi-utn ufier which re freshment were atirved und duuc? i tug was enjoyed at Scuher hull. j . ',,.. , I The lion Ton club woa enter-1 Kilned at vibe home or Mrs. I.yle Kiddle yesterday. A. politick lunch eon wua enjoyed by the members-. The afternoon won spent In visit llK. Ohiiilra tC Volt of Flint, Mich., nnd his bride, the former Mrs. Di n riuiy uf Deliiilt. pli'luied above.' were Veiioweil' ilnllijlired wlirn , .Mnlf'H ti-l-iuiiiured plane 'In .which they were starting out nit mi uei'lul hmicyiiiniin was fuived down af Anderson, I ml. Mutt in executive vice president of tlenerul .Mulor., The news of their mtmiiwo lu Toledo. cunie us a surprise to, their friends.. Mrs. l-'urcy was publisher and editor of u Detroit sot-Inly -miiKiulne. v - Announcements ari-aiigenielils wcre'-uso dlsciisstNl jof sound .emotional, responses was ll'oran April Knol pnrty April I, at 'stressed. . the clmirh. Airs.' A, I. Nelson I "rluiiinn' cnniluct Is determined il,i...l ll,n titji.illnf. with .' Herrcshnii'lirs were served Mrs. Mcl'hcrson und Mm Culdwell 'The mrwiliig was pri'slded over by iMra. K. Hragg. The next meet ;lng will be' held the second Thurs day In April at the home of Min. I'n hum on ut 1213 Wiudilngtou u.v nue with .Mrs. iti'iigg nsslsiunt hos tess. . i The ltlversldn lollies Aid held a stiver tea yi'sterduy 'afternoon at the home of Mrs. -Arthur lahl with ii Dt ill alti'iiilance at the most en- jjoyalile occiihIoii. The ti lt table nnd roolilH of the llahl home .were allinctlyely deco. I n led rolloning it HI. I'ulrlck'H col ; or scheme. Sweet, pells wnl-e t be flowers on tile table. , 1 A progi-nin was given during the nrici-noun and conslsted'nf the fol : lowing nuiniierH.- -j riuno solos-Ml'M. fuss. " I Vocal ninnbers Mi's.: lldltnes. , ! Vocal solos Miss JMihl. ' I riano Duet Misses Daiuerell nnd Mildred Hhunilile, i'luno solo Mlsa H'urper. bv how We feel about thliigH. liol bylhow 'we think about them," he said. "Mntivutlnn for Learning In High School" was the topic of Mr. Inlaw's (iddiY,ss and wua the Ihetne of the afternoon program which was Ih charge of W. W. Tltoinns, nhnlrmun of Ihe piofessloiutl coni niltleo. .: -i . There are thren rauneH of moll vulfon, f'resldelll . llllow Minted. First, there Ih the nature of the home .which Hbouid furnish stimu lus for learning by saturating tho child with ambition und doslre. "Next,- the cluirueter and Influ ence of Ihe teuehei', und IiIh skill, Is important," Mr . Tlie Woman' Itellef Corps Will meet in regular session tomorrow afternoon ut J o'clock at the K. I". ball. ,' -V - , . e .'... .... The Auxiliary Of I'nlteil Rpanlali American War Veterans will have u speclul called meeting ut the home or Mrs. CV W.'t'handler at 2iiti Third street, Monday evening at 7:30 o'clock. Library Ghats Glpveo WithNew Spring Chic N guish gloves for Bpnnpr .' . back stitcm-ing-s that hi'o different . . ; unusual comhinn! tions of color tones .- Z. novel cuff effects. The most popular, shade.s are here . . , in gauntlet, Blip-on, Hnd Jmtton styles . ., .. just the gloves to give th6 proper sugges tion of chic for the com pletion of your spring outfit . Prices are ex tremely moderate. Putnian's nendy-to-Wour MIMnary ny Maliel K. noty, I.llwrlan mi.. 1 u -li u u.niae-sa ' MIbs Wugener I, Plnnli a nc- M BUrolWn WB wlah we mKht' t them a ,. Cllrla' 'lllirurv. It Is to be about the I ' Tho display of poetry books on l.lttlo Pig Who Ato a Kour Lent! the desk with Its trnv sloRn, Inlaw continued. (Movee. All boys and glflH Who , Cl'ring uurutiio ut .erse Kiivlronmenl nnd objectives, Mr. would like lo know what happened Inlaw also siiessed us Ininorluiit. to the little nig -had better be on for ninllvutlon. I tints Hnturdny morning, l'erhaiw The ineetlnir was nrralded ovee'some grownups muy bo A' should he of Interest to many atncfi 'It In cludes several new and delightful books of verse. Tho following titles curious' n, varied enough to suit anyone's I President Inlow '.-. Addresses Meeting by Mrs. Itratrloe Young, president about It too. In which case wo aro of the asKorloJIon. - April 2 wnn uro Miss Wngener will overlook set ns Ihe ilnte for the next meet- the fact that you lire grown iip.und lug nt which time, nfflcors will he- dignified, elected and chungee In the con.ill-I Such an Interesting shipment of tiillon und by-laws discussed. I bonks cutuo baok from tho bindery Miss Klleen Morelock, teucher of this week nearly two nunnren or Willow school, taking the place of them and they nra so attractive in MIkh Wllllamaon, who was unabln their bright now covers. To make to attend, tiilketlioil-motlvnllun In them additionally guy tno onginni The moral training of high 'school student, which ' Constitutes 11 dlrrlrull problem In adolescent lyi'urs, wuh discussed briefly by II. K, Inlow, president of the Hustern Oregon Nornuil school, at .the 't'lussroom Teachers' . asHoclatlon nieetlng yesterday aflernoon nt the Hucajaweit Jim. . ' j "High HChool student examine IslandarilH and suiu-llpna and we i need to give I hem the slundurds i whloh they will uccepl,"-ilr. Inlow ' USHcrted." (- The encouragement and dlreellon SINGS LATEST: , " ' 1 ' i : ynt:0J Ui D 1 rpjAMCCS II mav NBW YORK - (AP) FrnnceH Muy HiiigH th neweKt Hiondwii)' wmK hit on lite rmUn ench week find comniiitt'H from Tulin nftfli Fin., to do ho. In her role an cutltK 1Jt'1y n Horfiil miiHiml drama hrond c;.Mt pnch Wfdnewluy (rout WOK nhe huH not a task of MlnK'iiff only tht iipt. AUkh Muy in n na(Iv of Ilolly-worid. (if If M IJ nrllhinellc ilu the piimuiy depart ment. :. .-!. " oyd Mcl.ln, of .Itlvmlu school, discussed discipline through, stu dent .government nnd explained a system of that kind in use ut tho Oregon Norniul s.'hool ut Mon. nioiilh. Motivation In Junior high' school wns discussed by Mra liallas Clreen of Greenwood school, who lllu. tinted the laik by lllo use of graphs. I Mrs. Young thanked the profes sional committee for Ihe program, . Tho Mury rciluiht'th Hewing club met yesterday at the homo of Mr. Henry Ilrudshaw ut 1103 Pennsyl vania uvenue for. a delightful af ternoon, l'otted plants were used book Jackets are. saved and pasted olt-1lnv'fom,uavei" when tlinyinre rehomtd. Then a coat of shellaa and they aro gaudy . enough to tempt anyone. Just aa art expert, ment twelve wore bound in tho new fitbrlkold binding and they tjite: "John llrown'a Body," Stephen nenot. ': . , : ' ,-'.. -. "Afternoon's of April", x: flrac Conkllng. "Hitrlinr I.lghta of Home,", Kdgar Quest. - ' "I'oems In Praise of Practically Nothing," Hoffonateln. "HueU In tho Snow," Edna, Btj Vincent Mlllay. "lilvers to llie Sen," Kara Teaa ililfe.' ' - ' ' ' ' ' - - ; "Uurnlng nush," l.otlls Unter. meyer. Hnnm. A, ,1, a .,!" UnM AlA.ti Woodward, , ' "Button Up Your Overcoat Thin weikH Victor record rolojiiw contqlnH futtr of tho hlft HonK-hltn from tho Itroadwny : micceHH "ltU ' low Thru."- You'll like "Mutton Up 1 Your OvGieonl" imrtlculnrly j wpII. WaiitiK's PonnKyiviinlHim turn tho niflody Into a rolllckliitf ' foK-trot. There' a catchy vocal . ohoruN. tellliiK about Ihe lrl who j wantd.t)ie Itoy-KrUnd to button up hlrt overcoat und take care of lilmmilf, lifcauKe he heloiiKed to her. Come In and hear nil of (hi-ne new hi tit hooii! Meat Groceries jti-jij n' VSJ iCa ly y) Main 759, THi: IIIIIKK.SKIN Ittium mar mi choker hike prf-f deuce over i (tvo-xklu (or prim. Hutlou 'v Your OH'rcoat Vox Trot (from, the mimical comedy "Follow Thru") wllh Vocnl ChoruH My Iiuky Ktr Fox Trot (from the miiHlcal comedy "Follow : Thru") WarlnB'H PennHylvanlani. Yon Wouldn't, Fool .Mo, Would You? Kok Trot (fronv the mi intra I comedy "Follow . Thru") t Want to 1U Hail Fox Trot (from th mil Mica I , comedy, "Follow Thru") Nat HhllkreL und tho Victor Orrh. Solly of My llrrciiiH Fox Trot (from William Fox picture, "Mother Known Horn) Hen Pollack and lllu ' J'ark Central Orchestra My MotlMrH Kyc (from Tlf-fatiy-Hlaht picture, "Lucky : lloy") WarfnK'' l'nnylvnnlap Wwiry Itlvcr (from Flrt Nation al picture, "WVury Itlver") Tho Hoiijjc I In Oene A.UHtin I'll Alu-ay In Ixjvo Willi You (from F. K, f. plclure, "Hyn eopallou") My latptratlon Ih You (from K. Ii. O. pluturn, "Kyn copatlon") Morton Downey ADLER'S MUSIC CO. La Grande, Ore. New Orthophonic VICTOR RECORDS VVonian possesses a creative instinct an instinct to make a home for her family to clothe them nicely and to feed them properly. To figure out new and appetizing: dishes that appeal to the taste is often difficult, but in trad ing: at Joel's you will find the clerks helpful in making suggestions as to the new fruits and vegetables in the market, also new meat dishes and how to prepare them. We have made a list of specials for Saturday and Monday that will save you money. Walla Walla Rhubarb, 2 lbs., ,S 29 . Small Juicy Oranges, 2 doz., 32 P. S. Asparagus Tips, 2 cans . 35 Evans Corn, 2 cans .. - 59 Try a Jar of Sweet Mustard Pickles, Home Made ......... 35 T. S. Telephone Peas, 2 cans 35 Cottage Cheese, Red Rock, pint, . 20 Shredded Wheat, 2 pkgs., 25 Fresh Ranch Eggs, doz., 29 Fresh' Bulk Dates, 2 lbs., 29 Bananas, 3 lbs., 25 Mra. Stewart's Bluing, 2 for 34 Bulk Coffee, 1 lb., ..........................r38 Citrus Bar Soap, 10 bars 39 Jolly Time Pop Corn, 2 cans 28 Veal for Loaf, lb., A..:....;-.. ........!.. 28 Shoulder Roast Beef, lb., ...1: ......1.... 24 5 lbs. Boiling Onions ...."...... 27