La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, March 18, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextV 1 'Monday, March IS,. 19).' Society News 1 1?n n i j5 i c n it Farewell Tea Is ; Complimentary To ' ; Dr. and Mrs. Riley The members Dt the Alpha cluh urKoa lo im,.,i !n,i to hcliis n of linker will he jftiesta of the iM lliumlc club for ill uftenmon. Mrs.' l.eul HiisseU' will sink u urnon oi vocal numbers. Mrs. Bond Hostess The charming' farewell tea given . in honor of the Kev. mid - Mr Oliver Hlley hy the St. , J;iUwmjvU Guild Saturday ufter uonn was ai lend er ly more than' Ifio persons. The uffutr wuh held ut the hot no of MrH. H. N. Ashhy nl iStiS O avenue, with Mis. Ashhy, 'Airs, George T. Cochran and Mrs. "I..1 I. Snodgrass hostesses. ; HeUUtifUl bouquets Of pUHKy wll- Iowh, lavender tulips, jonquils and -pin U carnations In baskets uhout the, rooms added to the attractive new of the occasion. f Pouring at the tea tnhlo wen' Mrs. S. I. Crowe and Mih. Hchrlb- eir. . Assisting about the rooms were .Mia Warren K. Ollhert, Mih. Don aid 1'n Kite, Mrs. Oscar Wurnock and Mir-, Charles Graham, During the nfternoon u delight fill program of music and read lugs was enjoyed. Mrs. Leal Hus- sen sang wvwu vocai seiecuoim f.l(lirRi, nf th .i.rnin,w ,inrf iho including "Who Knows"', by Hull,. uncllpgil moti, was. iK keeplng "le Klndes' Man." hy Kiliniiiernml . U.U m i-tttrlck' day. "Moon and Night," by Hnwiey. t - ? -- '-l-r. HUey played a (Troup ' of I , Helonmla 'cluh incmiit eiiUr chopin'H waltzes including "V"!"' talhed' their husbands at an eve- c . Ding ' of bridge Saturday at the Clara. , hAll,-- Mi- n,,-1 Uru Dbiiv the 'Wurtuiftns, and the Mi lit, h-ve canvasses painted by Mr. Wire. ! Most of bbi paintings are of Ore I gop sce-m-a uud Include many of : the beauty snots of Ku stern Or- , KOh," mm ounces MU Margaret An-i .. . ,.iw nf .h.. Announcements I so n speaking of the program to he given under the auspice of the l.u Peter's' ',,llu (viifiiiiuriitMfii emu tomor row ut uie M iranue noiei ui 2 j o'clock when, Mr. Wire. I'tHidlelon iilltl, will talk unit will 111 uatn.l" lllici talk lln hlH paliitliiK. Presbyterian church .will meet. Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock ut the home of Mrs. Henry Until-j shnw ut 1I0S Pennsylvania live-1 nue. Assistant hustesses will lie Mr. Jeltiiiu Thompson anil Mr 1 N.-iIIij Itolicrlsnn. All members ui nl- lp, thread uiiil thimbles. Bt. Mary-!! Altur society will meet Wislneauliiy urimnoiin at : o'clock ut the home of Mm. J. O. Klllirht. Mis. Murttn Kirnt will he A . TJ J TJ 1. IlKMIIIIant llusUfHH. I lie aneriiwwo At OriQg'e iarty ,will he u comhlncil Kimly ctasii anil , " ' K , , Uociul meetlllK. Mim. William I'eare Til. J' S. club met Saturday .f1'" r on "IW iuii in ui r-nuii, i. the homo or Mra. uuy c, jfonu at .)6 J ef Orson avenue for a deliKht- fful afternoon nf bridge. Mix J. 'Tins received h4(fh itcore uml sc- :onu vent io .Mrs. w. o. wainer. Tise4i of -putey willows were Ihilltunle." "MoriiiiiR Perenade," ty I'Mwiinls, and "My Heart Is a' Jlav i.n," bj Ii-vinp A., HtelneU. were hiiu'j; by M.t'H., T. It.( ,bixwell. Tit tVeiKhborhpod- club quartet. Churlton. Mrn. J I..- ISrandt uml Wultvr I'erry 'wre ' wlnier . ot hlKh score prUuri. A two -course lunchepn. wuh tie n The U a of H. of L. V. S: K. will meet in regular se.sion in the KniKhts of 1'ytliliis hall tomorrow at 7:30 p'clock. Plans for the an nual April ban nu ft will be made. Wednesday an all-duy meeting witlj be held with the national vice president, Mrs. Ward. Several can dblatcK will bo intli;i1vl and 11 liumiuct will be served at (he Kaea jaweu Inn. AH membois are urtfed to utlepd both meetings. Craeg Section, of o,. ; ' - v Tue annoau rimos by which the Asa or a 7RRB 13 OCTeRMINED, APB roOEO BW 1MB pirFEBKNCE IN TEV TOOB OF TMB SPBiNfi SCVlABH. eJMITH. TMB -BPWHa WOOD IS VBSm 30ir3 BHINQ MECESSW TO HANDLE THE LARGE SUPPLY OK WATEIi. LI$D IN OfiVBLOPlna TH BODS, WAVE'S Mt LOWBHa. 1iB St)Ht-l. VOOO-HOVIEVEI?., IS COM6TRUCTirO O" SALL THlix-VWVLLPO 'cBLLtJ, HAS fiVIEr WATER DUCTS, ANO OHOWS'tiP W SHARP CONTOAW ID THE UGHTBKl COLORED SPRIWS VOOO. A MEW WBAR. TH?N ' IS INOICA1BO WMERB. THS' SUMMEra. tSROWTH tfNOS AND THH SPRINuJ C3ROWTH &EGll-3. NATUWB STOPENTiS ARB..',. MOW BEAPINO H1STOHV ITJOM THEijE RBCOWOlNGii, TWO. NARROW RINU'3 REPRESENTING WDARS Ot DI500TH , V til Jhb cOSS6iuS HAva x SPECIALLY CONSitROCTED ' 6Ll ro- TO ST!M(3 OVEM DINE CONEES, THE S6B0S BElNfl THEIR. fAVOSlTE -AiiOifti by wt vwflrt. tie Easter Services Will Be Held In Promise School lly Mm. Ihtilut rrier (Ohyerver Correaponilent ) PltOMlWH. Or. (.Mp.elnl) Ther.--wil ho Konter nrieeii. ut the I'l-omlKe jtcuool houHe Kimter Hiinday, Mar. SI.. There will he 'nil-day iwrvU'ra.wlth it huaUet din ner to which everyon. In Invited. I Vlu I'milnon mid Hlilph Carper left Thlli'i'iliiy for 1 41 (Jiunile. Mi: l'ovilmin will KO on to Pamlletnii , where he will work In 11 lumueiinit cunip utter 11 few- ilaya' vlMlt with friends and Ml', rarper expeoln to , F'UTMAN'S 1 f ..... .... w. La Grande Exclusive Ready-to-Wear " and Millinery ica'uned' lihn conMldcralilo patn. .The w-oiind Ik nearly healed now. ; .Mr. 11 ml mik, Koun Hornet, .Mm. Nellie. Kleahman nnd ftiintly.iaiid return to work for Cleum. Hrooks """" '""l, r"u" l"m " mm' niiniiij- (iniiirr f;titvin ui iren ter(lniitett'u c, l Cnvper made a trip to Mox- vlllo Tuesdiiy with meat and vec on J'mvwiitlm. ' Dim Hnuffer hns recovered suf ficiently to be able to walk down town lo taka his treatments, HU sister, , Alrn. Kthtd Hethel. Ik Mill tames which no sow tnera. .. ' curinK for him in Wallowa. Mr. and Mm, lacy Trump, of Delhert Iloby. the flve-yenr-old iMuxvllls, were . uuests Katurduy son of Mr. and Mih. ltoby had IhejmKht and Sunday at the hom f The Jolly Itridge club will meet , at the home of Mrs. K. II. Hoyhnj Tuesday afternoon Instead of on ,n...i.i 1... fi-u I'lninnnn i.v,irh 1 . ' IThuiwluy al'teinooii,. the reKtilar M 11 lei, entertained with ''lunouH Uwi' ii,1-.(L-nrrf I "U'tdlnu--day. Walts", by Hrahms. "J.a; Hrunette'-' MrK Jark Oliver. Mrs. Art WehKt l by Bi-vern und "Andnllno", by l.a 0U Mrs. iella llmnden. , , .Mare. The player were' Mrs. .And-j. mivr riayie, r. r.icKinore. unu j -vent schedulod for tomor- be trlven by by Mrs. Ocnrfrc Ibrnle.' : ;. J Mrs. . K. TArklnirLnn. mother ad- ...... . . ,An evem sejieiiuieii Mrs. Itoy Karnatn, accOmimnled row li(ft iM a ptlrty to I by Mrs. tlenrire lllrnle.". N. Tftrklnston. 1 visor,' und Minn Vlvlun i llby advisor, of the Order of Kuln- tho bow. for (Hrls, la honor of the of- Mrs. Ashby accotnpanlod the vlsociind Miss Vlvlun Kuhn. wop- Soloist', ; An enjoyable feature was reudhiRrs by Mrs. StuiKes. of-Cove, The Klks lodj?1 I plnnnini; a Si.- F'atrtck's dance to be held to morrow niffht at. the temple. Mem bers and families of the members of the order are Invited. The com mittee In charge of l he occasion Includes: Mr. and Mrs. II. ' Ibaniwell. Mr. and Mrs. Kred Spaflb. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Desl- ' If., Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Zimmer man, Mr. and Mrs. Ualpli Winters J consolation and K. I.. Oray. flews and members of the choir of the order. The party will be nn(,uy eVenlnK. at the hoi'io of Miss me pome or .Mrs. i ui kiiikioii ai ;'l I'd Cedar street, . ! 'f . . . Mr. und Mrs. Louis lurson en tertained the Hoot Owl Hridtfo club Krjduy evening at a St. Patrick's party ut their ttome on M avenue. 'llij-h scores ut brldffft went to Mr;, and .Mrs. Itoy Cameron. Mr. and' Mrs. Orvlllo WrlKht received Secure Three ' New Members In ,. Club At Elgin lly Aim. Iteriial Hint (OhHi-rver t'orreapomli-nt) KI.UIN, Ore.. (Special) Tho Women'H linproveineiii cluh met Thumilay at tho home of Mrs, V. W. .Keller. IHirlllK the hllslnesH meeting three new members were taken Into the cluh. Mi. M. M. Arant, Mrs. Henry Hiik und MIbs i,.i..;i v imii mill tmk ntnvt. I i uuiino moiii. Alter uo uui- wlth .Miss .Muliel K. Morton as hos-' nrss. Mrs. I'"reil Hall gave a paper i.w. All ........ I... .i nm nrin.il 111 Oil " I'lOtl'Cl loll for till' HulllO." R he presi'nt. the church The l'arkilale club will nieet Wednesday at'lernoon at the hiinu of Mis. It. A. Wllkerson at 1 20 J M avenue. Mrs. Cleome lllll will he assistant hostess. The members of tile Ma. Hi-lle Lewis rlnio of the Methodist church will inert tomorrow, Tiles- .punlc ns they dodged the shots.. WftneSMiis totd police i.opex lllld tilt" Blrl had been (niarrelliiB und hat Lopes suddenly , rose and stained firing.' ' lie shot himself in the head. misfortune to mi his middle fin Iter on the rhiht linnd cut off Just I buck of ths nail. He and his llt Uo sister were chopplnic villi the ox when the little itlrl severed tho f Inner. Another flniser wus cut lhinlly but the hone wus not In ! lured. The wound Is reported to 'be heallim Kiitlsfuctorlly. John Carper end sons. Kil nnd Kred went to Wallowa Monday, Krank Carper, who .has been nt teiKlliiK blub school In Wallowa, turn relumed home. Mrs. tlrnee Colpitis who died at Enterprise Mar. t nnd Mrs. Mouth wick who died nt her home in UoIsb about two weeks aKo,' were pioneers of Jiinnlsn, ..where " they lived for several ' years and .they still hud Mm nj- frlendk Ihere who remembered them. ; , Te Williams drove sovernl head of dry entile over the last of the week nnd put them In the can yon below (ho Joe. Carper place. He said he had rented that place this yenr nnd Intended to move six i.osk mvi:s , ST. JOHNS, N. I''., , March IS (AP) The six members qf tho crew on the schooner itussell Luko lost their lives when the vessel was ....... nitaA Inul ailirlil nwi. llili.vi.n nil the southwest coast. The schooner. "11'n "1,nn was owned hy Clyde Ijike, minis. I O, 1'. (,'nrper hnd the misfortune ter of fisheries In the Newround- to set a pltrhfork tine stuck In land Rovernment. his ankle ono day last week, which , UAIIIO ti:ciimcian Kirlxi SI'OICANE. .Wnsh.,.Mar. i (AP) Donald i.. Van iMisen, 3D, rail la technician, wn Instantly (killed this morning at radio Htatlon KOA when' he. came' Into ront.ei with S'JiHI volts of eloelrlclty wldl. he whs working ' on a transformer switchboard' In tho main plant of tho station. their brother, iaither Trump. John lioud is puttlitu- in some Ioks nt the sawmill. He has re cently purchased n new spun of liorHes. . "" , ;' ' fiinii IK ATTACKTTO OAKLAND, Col., Mar. 18 (AP) Mary Milllrent Addison, 14- year-old sophomore of the Univer sity of ''California, - was - seriously Injured by an. unknown assailant, who urnied with a. revolver, forced her lo. accompany hint to a vacant, lot, where he beat and criminally attacked 'her. 4Wonder Powder" Say Beauties MWIXO-CILO Face Powder Is pre ferred by beautiful woineti'IiecntiHS It leaves no trace of flaklness, pns tluesH or irritation. . Blays on lon-i er--no shlny-'-nosesi Mnde by. a new French process i prevents Ku'Ke pores. Hprends mdre smooth- -ly-r-Klves a youthful hlonm,' Vfry pure. .' Vm .. MKUUO-OI-O v Fac. I'Qwder. it'tt ' .wonderful. ;c Olass Urutpt, Inc.' . v... iAdv.,' ( .tsr. ae I r3 !-3iyji '. Guaranteed . Pure . !-"' " (,.' 7,,';,'!' - , ns let than o . hlfch priced brand . i MILLIONS ot POUNDS USED BY THE OOVKRNMKNT All young- women of e Invited to come. "The Rev. Melville T. Wire Is 1 dellKhlflll talker. At least 13 01' the Oregon avt collectors, such as S. V.E. C0. r- '.1 4o.ri Adaius, : J.n Grande, Ore., Orne.e Bldg.. NEW. WASH FROCKS Made of Prints : Tissues Lawns and Voiles -$1.95 NEW SMOCKS Bright Colors ; $1.95 MENUS Mr. and Mrs. fl. J. Leonard en- tertamml ineir ciun at nrnie rn-, day nlKbt at their Uu7 M uvenue home, .- . ' . " l''our tables were at pluy. Mrs. K. W. Kly receivtMl hlKh score pr"lxe for women and Mr. Melancon for. men. . llouquots . of preen' uud ' whllf sweet peas, made attracUvo. (leeo-. i rations, Mrs. Leonard served re-1 freshments lute In the evenliiK. t I The I'ythlan Slaters enjoyed a social evenlnK following" the regu lar lodK session Isst Friday. Mrs. Walter Jones was In ohai'Ko lle freshinents were servyl. A delightful snrprisi 1 o'clorl: luncheon was tflven In compliment to Mrs. Huss. ll Davy Thursday af ternoon at the home of Mrs. Hoyd l'ldcock. The event was held on the occasion of Mrs. Havy's birth day, anniversary. j 'Covers weo placed for 12 at the attractively appointed table deco rated following a color scheme of pink and white. A white birthday Pake with pink candles und pink flowers were features. lly Sister Mary Tho hot sandwich is , an excel lent solution or tho luncheon problem on many occasions, combinations can be served satis factorily to on entire fumily, par ticularly when toast Is tho frame work. - The toasted sandwich, a Klnss of milk and frsh or stewod fruit makes an Ideal spring lunch lion .for ,e(U)f1r,V".ns. w.eM ui.ndulyj, Of course thoro . uro several types nnd classes of hot shnd wiches besides" the "regulation toast with flllitift. Thero are those In which sauted sliees of . bread. French toast or fresh slices of of f ho-praise. was divided Into three parts the- phyHical, moral und religious pro tection. This was an excellent nnd well presented paper and was frreaity enjoyed. Fourteen women were present. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hullfrnrth nnd Mrs. Hirlker returned home Thursday after spending several mofUhs In Portland, Mr. und Mrs. Clarence Merrltt ( Homo have purchased the Henry HukJ property opposite tho 1'reKbyterlnn". church. Mr. and Mrs. Merritl ex pect to move next week. Mrs. Lee Goldluir has been qulto L. til for several days. i The revival uiei'tlnKS at tho.KlKhl Christum, church. .am contlnuiiur U.j, and the audiences has been bettor. ) than was expected. Mr. Heeni'sjn sermons arc attrnctliirf favoraoie comment ' nnd tho work of the "Kon-Heem" comes In for Its share I'oniKhl Is "Kntor- r Tltero nro dessert sandwiches t and breakfast stuidwiches and the novelty of them makes It possible to serve simple, nourfshlnjr foods so they will be welcomed by every body. Open sandwiches are at tractive with their Karnlsh of minced parsley. thinly sliced pickle, olive or prated cheese In place of tho tP slice. Many of tho meat sandwiches nrn enniblned with Veiretiibles. ( The honor uest was given a mttklnK a 8Jlind tmn0ceBsnry. Oth- nread oven-toasted with the fitllnK tainiuent NIkIU" nnd in addition to are used. The hot haklnK-powder the usual sermon there will be sev biscult typt seeniK more like a! oral numbers of nn entertaining n.. vntrntfiltln utt nrf H It n fhnn natUI'C, TIlU HlllHlliy BefVlCeS , fOI" sandwich Sunday Mar. 17 are to be very neiptui, it is promised, .oiiowiuk will bo sermon on tho theme "No Kooiit for Jesus." by Mr. Itecm. j handkerchief shower. ! That schoolKlrl complexion Is nil VltflU in Its place, but It can cause on, uvful lot of trouble on father's coat. ers require a crisp sulud of cab bage, apple, celery or beets to make a complete meal. Crisp toast Is more wholesome than plain untonsted bread since It makes us chew, the proeess that Free Delivery Pattison Bros. The Pioneer Service Store Everyone Enjoys A Change There's hardly a more fitting place to start the change for the day than at breakfast. HERE ARE A FEW SUGGESTIONS ill 8 Crispy Flakes . Delicious, ready to serve breakfast food. Extra large criip flakes. package tiJ Vita Wheat If used rejrul.irly is an enemy to indigestion and a friend to Brain, Bone and OK Muscle - i5tJL Famons Cereal Wonderful new vitamin breakfast food. Ready to serve. Children love it. ' Rich in food lima and iron. Per package....'...-... Fig and Bran A delicious and highly effi cient food laxative Call Main 80 7 n 15c R! 15c y At the night service, tho e van no list will preach from the theme 'Kxcuses," nnd Darrold will render a solo at each service. The meet ings continue until further nmlco every night except Monday night. Wounds Girl And Man, Kills Self LOH ANOKLKH, Mnr. 18 (AP) An enraged man killed himself at a dance early today after wound- l..rr hlo auKiiiliimnI ami nnntline . man In a fight In which the lives; of more thnn a score of guests were endangered, pollen reported. The dead man was Kduurdo Lopez, police said, nnd the wounded girl was AIIhs Cella Arvlso, both of' i Anueles. The girl, shot In' the abdomen will recover, police said. Mnrgarlto Illveras, a by stander, was shot In the shoulder and guests were thrown Into a most of us take too little trouble about. 80 be sure to serve toast ed sandwiches ns soon as tire pa red before the filling has nny chance to soften tho toast. This Is an excellent way to use up left-over nnd tho open sand wich provides nn ideal method of serving delicate spring vegetables In their own juice. For Instance an open asparagus sandwich with a 'garnish of hard-cooked eKg means Hint tho toast can absorb the moist uro clinging to the veff c table. 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