La Grande evening observer., March 20, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 3

Wednesday, March 20,1929.
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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SocietyNews
Ida Belle Lewis
Circle Perfects
Organization
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Mmnhcrs of the Ma Hello Lewis
C'hYle, u. group or youDK women in
I ho . Klrat Mothnilist - Kplnconl
c.hurrli w-jm-o KU4 t ,lut evening of
Mulii'l 10. Morton, at tho home- ol
thH MiKKcH Mup HtturnK ami Maht'l
Only on Oak fit root. Till In a
rumpiiny which had the oppor-
iirnlty of peiymiul contact with Or,
1 HU'ii t.t II. . II... U nf- . 1...-
last month and hrcume no IntervBt:
. in t lie work she Ih doing uinonir
women In Koorhovv, Clilim, that o:
ohjwt Ih to .give, illrert UKHUtflnre
to l.hi Hchool and to Dr. J.ewiH. The
pennaiu'iit oi-KitiilKiitton wuh oom
plot C(i with MalxH Morton uu preal.
dent, M I'm. tleiahl Tucker nw vice m-con cnmile.s. IrlHh nlen and frog.
' pi-CNldent and Mima Cooper uh nee-- a gorge-outi bouquet of Hweet pea
KMuiy-ireaKiirer. r.xcerpiH oi iei made a lowly centerpiece ror me
tm wero read from ir. Lew tit, whO()ninif room table. ' r '
Ih now coverinB iowu and MIxho-ji-L T ; enlertolllinIlt provided . by
and alHO from Mlw Lucy Wim. und MlU Anaon COnr.nt-w-ho
after receiving her I'll. of InHtrumenlal music, KueinK
the I nivewiltr of MlchlBan - thU ffQmw. aml lrUn colMu and the
-prlnK. will return to l-ooehow an iM(fin(f , of .-,. wiring -of Th
pr.HMh nt of Hwa Nan eollejfe. witH i:trxmx which
Or; Lewis an her adviser.;. It wwi (f rve j .wore ulw lu -hurmony
announced that from present plans, w,Ul s tn(, v prrii0IIInaUW : .color
aIIkh Wans would to in J.n l.riin.le. umiif. nnrf .iri
in June on lir wtiv In fhlniL unit .. "',. .- .
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were made for future artlvlWek J
Lou and Evelyn Piper went in up
on her et. she. forgot the event
and had tceveral haunt during the.
evening with game, refreshments
an other lovely feLir. In the
party wero MIhh Anna I Jut her, MUm
Mary lou Piper, Mlm Kvelyn Pip
er, MInh Hie nor Vernon, Mix lona
llarrlmau. Mm, Murte Marin and
Mrs. Mct'all, ' . , ,
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. ilrn. K. A. Kayre wn honored
yesterday when her da-iiKhter MIh
Kthel Hayra and Mr. Huth Anno it.
entertained at the Suyre home.
130G Kourth avenue, at a nplemlld
afternoon party in honor of their
mo'ther'H birthday. The KUewta were
24 memhera of the ludteK lilhle
clasw at. the Methodist churrh.' TIia
entire party wan In keeping with
St. Puirlck'H day and throughout
the. Havre home, the decoration.
were HUggeHtivo of that occasion,
Pendleton Artist ,
Is Guest Speaker
At Club Meeting
ii .liinc on her way to (.'hlnu and . H hni1.ok assisted la serving.
r Lewis would be here In. "'jro rnmln.I Mrs. Kyre ror a' Ions
uly on a.vlinllnr jlmrn..yi! I'ldn . lo,comi ot -thi bir, h.lay am)
MInh Innti Hurrliuun reml a lettw
Ltlie thpiiBht of iher frlfnil. hf
viruant.! u-llh u linitlfnl frn hv
from ihi. home economic ilnpart-: tllt uls A(.rol.(linK lo a, (t aH
immt of the Orotton Mate college. !.' 0(,raKi011. .
After lr. I.ewls, who Ih u cloiifl '. , . . ... .
IHM-Homtl friend of Oean Ava 'H.'V ".j " ' vo i " '
Mll'im. had vinlted the eolleite' In JOiiy. rlUg6 UlUQ : '
January, this department voted to ".i Tc F"n tpvffl inPfl
mine I (Mill willed would cover, Iho' S JUtr . . .
esiicnaen for two yeara of u younff -
woman from Hwa Nun eolleg.. who Ml- KJ Boylcn. entertained the
dhould come to thin eolleKe to pre.;j0ly. tildK club yesterday after
pure herelr to InuUKurulc a homo ,,oon ""ep hom. , Three tables
economic depailment In the col-"-' nl iduyan.r Sirs. Kd Straven
lews The young wontn Is to be rerelwlNilifh score prise. 'Second
selected by Dr. Lewis. Tpon tlie ot to Mrs. Audmer I'layle.
completion of her course In this -'The hostess served a two-roure
coiiniry. the young woman Is to . luncheon.,-. I'otted plants and cut
turn to h'nochnw and have charge f'owrs with pussy willows wero
of n new building which is to ba, .
w-ected at the college and known.
..s XI Ham cottage. The circle Jast ;.Memhnr, of the U Petite Bridge
evening voted to take out a-sharo',.,,,,, enjoyp(1 un eVcnng of cards
In the enterprise to be paid during lailt ((llt ut , hol)e of Mr. nllll
each of two years. Some, light r, Mrl) Nolan Sklff with three tables
1 How the artist makes conluet
with . nwui a, was shown . ann . ex
plained by tho Itev. .Melvlllo' T.
Wire. Pendleton artbH. in the meet
ing of the I A Oindn Neighborhood
club yesterday, when members of
the. Alpha club of Baker were
guests for the afternoon.
phlrtw.rlvA unviiwi.H . shnwliitr
Oregon scenery were Uispluyed by
Nr. Wire. ' They inuded portray
als of a dark hued lliuudtT storm
on the desert; the wild, rugged. In
dividual Irbn desolation peaks in
the Hleen's mountains south 1 of
Hums: snow In the fam-a.l.s, and
colorful, yellow pictures of Hcolrh
broom sceoes near' Astoria. The
Kleger gorge in Mieen s niomuuin
und - the Alvord ranch In Ibe
sume mountains were among his
canvasses.
Something which Nr. Wire does
exceptionally well and for .which
he Is noted is his canvasses of sage
brush high desert scenes made in
fenlral Oregon. Mr. Wire rays he
loves to paint the- purple hued sage
brush pictures. "The delicate charm
of the sage brush outlining the
inountulhs." Is' to. Nr. Wire - the
plilt of, the inmibtulns.',' At those
places "You con:t : stay r I o n g
enough. . . r -j-.,., . . .
,A street scene in- Pendleton of a
spot in front of the Kplscopal rec
tory with a background or trees,
came in for its share of applause.
A winter scene, soft gray skies.
Cottonwood trees along tlie..l'ma
tilla river, Just before u storm, was
beautiful. " '
"it gives yon a feeling of mixed
emotions to see your precious ar
tists' equipment on' the -buck', of a
mule with rolling .eyes, and light
heels," Mr. Wire said, describing
the beginning of a Journey to the
mountains. I'iotures in .the high
freshments concluded the evening.
at. play. .' High scoren were made
The next meeting will he held on , M" Kleanore Glass and Hulph
rrt ? '""'"'r ,n Apr" with Webb. Consolation honors went to
.iiiKs itiuiicne i lark nnu Mrs. lien
wick Clark as hostesses.
Mrs. Webb and to Milton I'rice.
i Following the cards a two-course.
. Jlunc.heon wuh served with favors
Kx-goveinor nn.l Mrs. Walter M. symbolising the Kaster mson.
. i nunui fiuraiD u. Pussy- wll lows, . btitl ercups and pot-
a reception to be given Saturday 1)lanU W(,,.e feuturei, ,n , rta.
coratlve scheme. - " .
j-Xl)a,JiaUuj'tii'R of .the club
will be held at the home of Mr.
ami Mrs. Trice, v .;' ':i
evening, and to which members of
the varlonsgrnngo organisations
lin TTiv'ii'tMtgiiVsTs. rT6tTT"7iTl;.'uniT
AMrs. T'lei'ce are nctlvo members In
the grange. The affair will be held
ii seven o ciock at me una renown . Mr ,, Piri, .,.
hall, between sessions of the ro. terta,ne(l the Wisteria club Inst
mona gmnge which, meets that day , ht . at. thelr - home with , three
wlth tho Ijidd I'nnyon subordinate 1Jtljl(,H,of bridge. High score went
ns tlio hostess oignntatlon. All to Mr an) Mrfc Walter l'erry.
grange member are Invited to bnj Yllow and white wan -tho color
present. . . ' ' jWheluo' for decorations. A two-;
i-: ' " ' Icotirse luncheon' was served. .
Tn view of the fact Unit last.!-. t1(( hffst meeting will be held In
evening concluded a very delightful two weeks wlih Mr, und Mrs. Clyde
study course which a group at I ft , j (uppel, ' '
locni people nave ticen having tins
past neuson at the library,' ' Miss
Mnbpl .!:. Doty, city librarian, who
has had charge, of the study enter
tnined tho club members last eve
ning nt the clhse of the final study..
The party was held In the chil
dren's room at the library where
In compliment to Mrs. J, G. Mili
ar, her mother, Mrs. G. M. Harnett
and her' sister, Mrs. Kdyth Doan.
entertained with a birthday puny
Monduy evening at Mrs. I loan (
home. ' . Four tables of -.pinochle-
the club hos been meeting pretty ! were at play. I'earl Campbell re-
oelve4l high score prize ror women
und J. 0. Miller for men. Mr. and
Mrs. R 'M. 'Keown received con
solation. ; f; - ' v- ; t-
Hed;tullps and' white lllllea pre
dominated' In tlte decorative scheme
of the -hlrthday- anniversary occo-
s!6n. .A White birthday cake was
e-'iijoyed. Mro.-'Mlller recalled love
IK gifts. ' ; - -"' - '
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A St., Patrick's party was given
Monday .night by Mr, and -Mrs. C.
Walluce 'for a group of - 11- friends.
'"""Games' and cards were played
with' prizes for games going to
"Mrs. C. W. Helvey for women and
Forrest' Gil lelte for men and con
solation to Gene Helvey and Mrs.
Noel Patrick. For cards Mrs. Hel
vey - received first prize and Noel
Patrick second.. Consolations went
to Wayman Scott and Mrs. Pat-,
rick. '
. The hostess served a two-course
with Its decorations ' of orchid
sweet pens nnd yellow daffodils und
softly lighted with yellow candies.
Gathered iibout the fireplace ' the
group vlslled for a time.illformully
nnd enjoyed the dainty ' refresh
ments Berved by Miss Doty assisted
by Miss Mae Ktenrns.-' According
to the members of the' club, the
study which Is now completed, has
been very entertaining -as-well as
Instructive. It bus consisted of 16
lessons on "Modern American and
English Poetry." Miss Doty has
hail general supervision of the stu
dy, but each member of 'the. club
has contributed .to the various pro
grams. J' ? --''
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Miss Mnrjorlc Oore was the vic
tim of a splendid surprise party
Inst, evening at. the home, of Mrs.
U. O. Mcf'nll. where she Is living.
It wns a birthday anniversary and
a group of her friends, gathering
nt tho home of the Misses Mary luncheon.
To The :
Traveling Public
Of La Grande
When In rortlnnd why not stop
at the Heathman or the New
Heathman Hotelt We con give you
a nice large outside room with
bath at 13.10 per day, single, or
Jli.iO double: corner rooms, over,
rooking the park nd the city. M 00
single, 15.00 double.
W. have two wonderful coffee
shops In addition to our main din
ing room prices most reasonable.
Also we have five hours of Pip
Organ concert daily.
We are located in the heart of
the theatrical district, being 'next
. door 0 the Portland Theater, with
In half a block of the llrosdway
and half a block from the Helllg;
also near the financial and shop-
pint center.
Heathman Hotels
G. E. Heathman . Geo. M. King
Owner and Mgr.
..Park t &ln)n
Aan't. Mr.
Cascades where the snow in Hum
mer ta still on the ground, deli
cately h&Ued with vtoM nnd pur
ple ahartowH of tres were shown.
Painting la Mr.. Wire's avocation.
Often lie goea out Into the moun
tains or hula on preacher's "blue
Monday," with hut easel. and paints.
Nowhere la there, more beautiful
scenery to pulnt than that of Kant
era Oregon, he rays. .
At the business meeting preelded
over by the president, Sim. K. I..
Meyers, foIWiwiuK the talk the
member of the NelghiHirhood club
voted tp sponsor play which will
he given tn lirunde i'Xisler week
by the' I'nlpn . Wometra rlub to
raise nioiley. for a club' house.
Tea wan served In the uflernonn
following the lecture with Mrs. K.
A. Kpllng and Mrs. John S. Mac
pherson pouring.
The guests from .taker were:
Mrs. Krunk Urant, Mrs. I.. Hub
bsnl, Mrs. J. N." Htshop, Ml.
John KuliHH, Mrs, llernard Itaer,
Mrs. tllenn Wotre, Mrs. . CUT ford
Utirom, Mrs. Hert Harvey, Mrs.
I'Yed Hull, Mrs. turl Sllven. Mrs.
T. Uudwln, Mrs. Mury Hervlce, Mi'ft.
('ontuiue and Mrs. Kennon,.
Rainbow Girls In
Delightful Party
Mrs. G. N.'Turkingtnn' and Miss
Vivian Kuhns entertuineil the of
ficers of the Order of Rainbow for
Girls - at a. delightful party last
night at Mrs. Taikington's home.
Twenty-seven girls were, present fur
tlie evening of guines. ' '
Charlene Vuus was awarded the
prise for rabbit shooting und-for
oest hunting Ititth Mngulre receiv
ed the awnr-d. . '
Mrs. 1. Fa us assisted the hostess
es In serving refreshments.' Daf
fodil bouquet - were uttructtvely
placed about the rooms. -.
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M1ss Judy Moore and Miss Rer
nlce' Mullen were hostesses to u
group of frlentls at bridge Alonday
evening at the home. ' of . Misses
Hernlre and Adeluide Mullen In. the
Grande Hondo apartments, .
. Decoratlno followed tho Ht.
Patrick motif. i
High score' prise' went to Mrs.
W. E. Jeltlaon. of Jerome, Ids.,
who is visiting In La Qraude. .
r The guests i were: prace Allen,
Mrs. Jelllaon,. jpiisabeth. lnnelly,
Blanche Hentlnger, Mal)e4 Her
singer, lluth Herainger and Miss
Adelaide Mullen.
Miss Rliuheth Hesa entertained
20 members of the W. W. a. of the
Huptist .church. .Monday night at
her home ut, 11US Rprlng street
with a chill supper ami program.
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- Little Klma-1 Arson was five
years old last Haturday and her
mother. Mrs, O. 1 I .arson enter
tained with a lovely parly for her
and some of her friends. An Kaster
egg hunt on the lawn was part of
the afternoon's fun. Pryor Adskin
won the prize for finding the most
eggs. A white birthday cake with
five pink caudles on it was another
feature. Mrs. Adskin assisted Mrs.
lursun in serving refreshments.
The guests were: Junior Eaton,
Howard Davis, Pauline Wallace
Watklns, l.any lonunl. Hobble
and Omar Hulvorsen, Mux and
Helly Jennings, Frances and Kalh
erine O'ltourkiv Pryor Adskin,
Desmond I .arson, .Carol liirson und
the honor guest. . . '
.lawea Inn. After the luncheon the
club will meet with Mrs, Joe Csrr
at her apartment at the Inn. All
lire requested lo bring needles and
thimble. , ,' - .
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Central Pnrent-Tescher associa
tion will meet Friday afternoon at
S:tS o'clock In the 1 D. R Hei-rea-.'
ttoual hull.
The Past Matron's club will meet
at the Musonlc hull at 8 . o'clock
lonlght. Mid. Florence Ibicon aim
,Mnt. Marjurle Francis will; fe hos.
tesses. .; . ; i' ' J; :
MENUS
Announcements
The Onler of Italnbow for Girls
will meet Saturday night. , .
. ;The regular, .meeting of theI-'
land City lnrnt-Teaclier ussocl(i
tlon will h. held' Frlduy uflenioon
in the school house at 2:311 o'clock.
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The Royal ' Neighbors will meet
at the Knights of Pythias hall Fri
day. Mr. !2. ut 1:30 o'clock. Ail
members are urged to he present
for the linportunt buslneHS meet
ing. ' ,' -. -
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The Greenwood Parent-Teacher
association will meet at 8:S0 o'clock
Friday afternoon nt the school. A
rummage sale will be held during
the afternoon. '
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! The Daughters of Nile Sewing
club will meet Saturday for a no
hostess noon luncheon at the Saca-
' By Sister Mary
' Creamed fish and peas on slices
of whole wheat toast with a gar
nish of celery and nrtneed. ollvee
makes an open sandwich that can
lie served to children as young as
five years of age. f
Creamed sweetbreads mid peas
on hot French toast makes a good
luncheon for adults If served with
a,, salad of crisp cabbuge and
minced green pepper mixed with
French dressing. . '
There are Innumerable combl-
n.llnn. Af.i!iwMiii.i) sandwich fill.
lugs that are wholesome and .very I
much worth while since tliey ld
milk to the diet, ' ' . ;
- An excellent, breakfast ? sand
wich combines toast, spinach' and
pouch -eng. The addition 'of-. fruit
and a drink , makes a wholo menl
for everyone..-: .
' Hot ci'Ihp broiled bacon .'Onn . be
combined with sliced tomatoes or
crisp, lettuce between thin slices or
hot buttered toast to make a sand
wich ' ncceptablo : for ' breakfast;
luncheon or supper. 1 '
Msnle Sandwich ' ' .-
1 Tlie following maple -sandwich I
Is Ideal for children. It satisfies,
their sweet tooth In a nnlural nnd
wholesome fashion. ' .... .
Hjirlnkle slices of breed ' with
in
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The world's only tru I y f resh tea
not merely because it is sealed , in vacuum but because
it is fresh to begin with. You will never know how much
that means,, till you try' it. No other. tea is so fragrant!
Nor can it be (- for it's a closely guarded Schilling secret.
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Yow grocer retumi jour
rMocjr il our expense o
mj Scbillinf IVooWtfa
Mjr renoa whitever. Yow
lUtenenl it !.
Dot'i return Iho goofe.
When tea is first toasted in its Oriental gardens it has a fresh fragrant
flavor that is lost long before you can enjoy it lost crossing the Pacific.
But Schillin3 tea is toasted by a secret process that retains that
fresh garden fragrance.
This toasting also draws certain hidden , aromatic flavors to the surface
of eadi tea leaf fragrant flavors that you have never taste3 before.
While still warm it is sealed in vacuum. A vacuum tin is just as important
for tea as it is for coffee. Tea loses flavor when pad-ed in any other way.
If you would like to know the real delight of truly garden. fresh tea
try a tin of Sdiilling's. Compare it cup for cup with any other tea.
your money bade if you don't like Shilling's best
Coffee
Baling Powder
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47 Splcei
32 Estrada
S.V.E.Co.
14 IH Adams, . . ..
Ijl Grande, Ore., Qrace Bid..
RICELLIO
; SILK CREPE
In colora ; ,;
'. Orchid, Peach, and '
Navy Blue (. 1
-.New
Easter
Frocks
$15
, . Charming -vNew
Easter Frocks,
in a host of new :
styles, fresh, vivid,
v, . modern! ,
., ..Frocks. "
. with - New Features,
( in a wide range
:,' . .' of color." v "
:l" Sizes and Models '
for Women and
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Misses.
PUTMAN'S
' La Grande Exclusive Ready-to-Wear
and Millinery
shaved maple sugar or maple
creams, t'se quit a hlck layer or
maple,-,- Cover -with thln llc. of
bread and toast, aulckly In, a hot
oven or under a gss broiler. Srove
with thin cretun. . . . c . :
OHATlAUAJAHA. Msxleo (A.P)
The authorities have issued rcg-
iHHlWik. aiialhst' ftiVo1 gldrtaVings,
BELGRADE (A.P) King Alex-
nmlee's . rileliiterahln- has BSSSS
plans tor the conclusion of com
mercial treaties with Bulgaria.
Turkey. -Rumania and pain. A
friendly foreign policy : mark tho
reiiiie. '. .,:. . ... .
'Tweny thousand, pettplo .kMird
OypfiyVnilth in file Boston Oardon
t rrtaaiiiMss a .mimnwin ininrr tfr rPHs
lldents to .ranreeent themselves as I ono Sunday afternoon recently.
i curried off by bandits and hold for i That's 'almost as lg crowd as
iVunsonv - ,. . .- s - i Ous Honnenberg would draw there,
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