La Grande evening observer., May 15, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 3

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Wednesday, May 15, 1929
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE. ORE,
.rtistic Program V;
Given Tuesday By
.Neighborhood Club
Turnups iho most urtsltc oro.
tain Kiven by the Ui Grande
Khborhood club" has been used
Mlto frequently today In speaking
f thu operutiu program and aonj
vele Riven lust evening under thu
fc'ry capable direction of Mrs. Ai
red i Lflohardson, with the assist-!
mceof prominent La Grande mu
Iciuns. The program was present-1
d ut the ball room of tho La
iVandu hotel The a tap with its
KpestrlvH, rich rum. and subdwdj
iKhtu made an almost perfect sett
n? for this proKrum of exquisite
fjid lii'jplrtn? music. The mem
jers havo ull , bwn described by
ritlcs of tho city us having been!
utstundtiiK. It seems that all were I
i good voice, ull gave their nui.i
lers in a wuy that was finished and
oHtttif ut. v "
This was true of the soloists, Mr.).
. H. Bohnenkainn, Mrs. A. l..
Richardson, Mrs. Kay Kullur, IS. 1.
pwler and K. K. Hurley. They
ppeared with selections from varl
us operus "Krnanl," "Im. Favor
Li," Nudeuhdu" and "Martha." Va
lve any udeuuute Idea of their
hiterprcstutions of . the varlou
umbers last evening Is rather im
otsslble. They were never In better
orm ii nd It Is literally true-thut
ney outdid themselves. - :
In their, rendition, ofy the son.?'
tycle "A Day In Venice" by Eth)l-
t Nevin, four poems of Kreder-'
k Martens, set to music of Nevln.
nd arranged for women's voices by
toiff, the thirty members of. th
i lad choir, skilfully directed' by.
Ira Itlcbardson, displayed avejy
(.'i lulu precision and ' acc'uruciv
iiiiK with a unanimity, which wain
specially Kood, mada .the crescent
ios and JecrecendosVery effective.
iielr fortisslmotf pronounced Qf
hi 30 iiiemberH of tills choir. 18
If them have trained voices , nni
lielr work lust evy-nlng vuslqnost
leasing. 'They followed' tho -carb-
fiit and skilled direction of Mr.
klchurdson perfectly. ,
Tho work of the (uart'jJ1rs.
ik'lmnJson, Mrs. Hohnenkenin. Mr.
lunuy .anu iwiy j owicr,. in, fpvtnsi
limpse.s from the opera "Martha
.was one of the outstanding parts
of the entire program.
" Mrs. Hurley Itichardson was the
accompanist during the evcnlu-y
und to her skillful Interpretation of
tho mu-ilc Is duo much of the credit
(ur tlw outstanding success of lai
evening's program.
A pretty ljttle dunce given in
the midst of tho ovenlng by the
Misses June Stunge ud Bully 8lt
grist wus thoroughly upprucluted.
.
The L'nlulultl Camp' Firo glrti
gave a program und tea for their
mothers Sunday afternoon ut ths
homo of Oeuevleve Spaeth. Kuch
of the girls contributed to the pro
gram offered. 'Mrs. B. L, Smith of
Enterprise wus u guest.
Mrs. II K. Inlow was honored
at a most delightful purty yestci-,
day ut the country homo of Mrs.
Lowell Btocksun. Tho liffulr- was '
most informul, Intimate friends of
Mrs. Inlow being Invited. A charm
ing feature was the mukliig of &
"memory book" for the honoree,
the guests supplying snapshots of
themselves and their families, and
those being made Into a book fo.
Mrs. Inlow, who Is leaving Pen
dleton to reside in Lu Urundu.--Pendleton
Kusl Orcgoulan. ,
Bridge Club Meets
At Rosenbaum Home
Cards were at play at thro
tallies last evening ut the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Kverett Kosenbuum,
which was attractively decorated
with spring flowers. Members of
the Im Petite Bridge club were
guests and high score honors wei-i
made by Mrs. Itulph Webb and
Nolun Kklff. Mr. and Mrs. Milto.i
Pricis received consolation awai'dn.
Vol how ins a delicious two-course
luncheon, members discussed plans
Monday evening in (he Odd Kellowj
temple plans were made for n Joint
pot luck dinner with the- Modern
Woodmen of America which will
be an event of Monday evening.
May 27 The 'grab bug" hold
Monday evening provided consider
able fun and also replenished the
flower fund considerably.
So-Ne-HeClub In
Enjoyable Meeting
Sixteen members and two vlslt
orsjwere present yesterday after
noon when Mrs, Kurt Hoberts as
sisted by Mrs. Jtobert Chandler en
tertained the members of the So-No-He
Hub at the home of Mrs.
Itoberts Potted plants and cjI
flowers made a very pretty settini;
for the aftrcnoon party. During
the business meeting, plnns were
dtscussed for the smmiier plcnlei
which this group hus each year.
With contests and - social visiting1
the ufternoon was happily spent.
The two hostesses served some de
lectable refreshments. The next
meeting will be held on Tuesday
May 2h, with Mrn.-R U HhopherY
and Mid. K, a. Young (is tho holt-'!
esses. ' '
Music Recital Is ''
Given By Academy
The recital fflven tntti cveiilne In
the ball roon v.. .ht S"A".'rAJiu,-I;.
by Ihv music pupils of thtv BacrcU
Heart ucudemy was. enjoypd by
about -4-O0-people -end -thelr enr
thunluatlc and. gvnroua Applause
ultcsted to their, enjoyment of the
program offered. The stago (n the
ball room ,wan.vory beautiful: with
Ita numerous baaketa of tho pretty
aprlng flowura. and pullus 1 . .
Thirty alx young people appear.
lor a no-host dinner brlditc to bca on ino proKram uuu
held In the near future. Tho next I stance they displayed the.; most
nicetlnit will be at the homo of Mr. careful training, the techniuuo and
und Mrs. Itulph Webb
Royal Neighbors '
Planning. Dinner
'' " " ':' '
At tho regular meeting .of the
ftoyal Neighliors of Amerhii heicl
HEATHMAN
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Headquarters for the
Eastern Star and
Grand Lodge Delegates
June 10,11, 12th
Make reservations early.
Heathman Hotels
G. E. Heathman
Owner and Mgr.
l'nrk at bJiImou '
G1X. M. KINC and
V. C. VIV.RVli
Ass't, Mgrs.
Druuduay at Kalmou
exnreajlon being Bepcclally good
Thoso apiiearing in the Individual
numbers - were, Patricia 'lbnard,
Mary Dohcrty. Cornelia. Daly. lln"i
bara Guye, Beverly Ouyc,: I'atrlcK
Kennedy, Kthel Donoliue, Sylvln
Turn, Clara Norrla, Judl8h8legilHl.
Virginia McWIIIinnuv Dorothy Wall.
Theresa Curran, Burnctte Chausso.
Agnes Smith and Helen Newlln
The orchestra should havo spec
ial mention, as this was tho first
public appearance of several of the
younger children. Their work was
very good.-, ' ;'
Tho. program of this group was:
Mrst violins:- Virginia McWH
llams, Agnes Hmlth, Patrick Ken
nedy, Mary Dohertyr Wayne Qood
erhnin. Ilurnctto ChaussO, ' Marloli
IChausse. Clara Norrls, . Dorothy
Wall, Joseph Folk, Oeorgla. Dan
iels, Myron kodgorwood. ; '.
i feeand violin: Troy flecker, Hl.
mlu'ih Dnnohue. Harriot Hcckec
Lyndon lycdgcrwood, Dorothy
Cumpbell, Jack McNallun, Annette
, Turn. Ernest Ktltziugur.
Mandolins: Theresa Cumin, JacK
Oalvln. - .
Hteul gulturs:'Agncs Kinney, Opul
Nobles.
Drums: Vincent Newlln. '
Krcnch Hon.: William Culdwelt
-Cornet: Paul Newlln; i .'
Haxaphone: I.uther l-'elfc. -. ;
' Clarinet: Uoyd Jackson. '
Piano: liarbara und Uuvdrly
Ouye.
Accompanl.-tt: Clara Norrls.
Good Will Club ' :
Is Entertained
Tho Good Will club of . the
Women's Itellef Corps met at life
home oft Mrs. . Krances Kennedy.
1810 X avenue yesterday afternoon.
and un .enjoyable afternoon wnri
spent by all present. Thorn were
u'nnmbei-of riitrresHng'vonleslH 'n
which Mrs. Laura Braden iron the
first prl and Mia. U W. Carr, th-j
second prlio At tin close of these
the hosiers served some refresh
ments. - , .
Mrs. Andrews Is
Hostess to Club
The Hon Ton club met yesterduy
afternoon ut the home, of Mrs. Has
kell Andrews on Muin street. Seven
members were present und a de
lightful ufternoon Is reported, Mia.
Andrews refreshments served late
! the afternoon were delicious. '
Miss Browning And
Claire Smith Wed
A weddlnit of much interest both
here und at the Cove took nluc:
Sunday afternoon ut 2:3U o'clock
at the home of tho bride's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. V. M. HiowiiIiik. 1433
Mudlson street, when their duuirli
ter. Miss Corn, was united In nmr
rluse to Clalie Krnllh, son of Mr,
and Mrs. C. A. Smith of C'ovts Tho
bride wore an ufternoon frock of
blue with white trimmings und
curried an arm 'bouquet of sweet
peas. She- wus uttended -us maid
of honor by Miss Mellssu Holmun,
who wore a protty frock of liberty
blue silk Harold Browning served
his brother as best num. The cere
mony wus performed by the Itev
Vernos K. Hall of the Methodist.
Kpiscopal church, who used the
rlsg ceremony.
A Wedding; fcust wus served ufte
the ceremony, which wus witnessed
by only the Intimate friends of tho
contracting parties. The couple
w-ent to Cove lute In the ufternoon
and will make their home there.
beJng at present ut the home of th;
groom's pu rents. Covo correspon
dent. . v . '
' J.-
Pinochle Party
Planned by W. B. A.
1-ust evening the W, )t. A. met In
repular session ut the Odd Fellows
hall. Xtoutlne business occupied
the major pari of the evening und
plans were laid for u pinochle purty
to be given on Tuesday evening.
May 28.
'
Bridge Luncheon
At Ralston Home
THEATERS
blue and gold. Mrs. l L. ltalstnn
"Captain Ramper"
Has Unusyal
Theme
"The Strange Caso of Captain
Itamper," Iho first production of
the Ucfu Company of Berlin, a for
eign producing unit of 1'lrst Na
tional 1'ictures, Inc.. will haw its
first local showing at the Star the
ater today. The film brings to mo-
...... a. u Huuimvc. une ui me
mwni. uMTint:at iiiemeso ovor por-'
trayed on tho screen the rovorsion j
ui a iiiuii 10 a primitive beast. It
Is adapted from the atuira nluv l.u
Mux Mohr.
The principal role is assumed by
Paul Woffener. ni.rmanv1 l.,n.llnR
sereeu ariujt, wno win bo remem
bered for his remarkable portrayal
In "The Oolem." The only femi
nine part la pluyod by Mary John
son. young Mucdlsh star. Max
Itelchmann, who directed the pic
ture, la said to rise with It to tho
highest rank among German film
directors.
used lilies of tho valley, forget-me-nots
and yellow tullpa most tastily,
and effectively yesterday about he",
home, when she hud for her guest
a group of si ladles at a bridge
luncheon. For making the high
wore, Mrs. Charles Reynolds won
ttio first prise. Mrs. H. K. Dixon,
the second and Mrs Herman Me-'
grist, the consolation, ducats from
out. of tho elty wore Mrs. David"
Stoddard or Maker and Mrs, It. J.
Campbell of Enterprise.
Vitaphone Success
Now Playing At
The Arcade
Local theatergoers aro expressing
their hearty approval of "Womeu
They Talk About," thu Warner
Uros. Vitaphone picture, now show
ing at tho Arcade Theater.
. The themo Is woman In politics,
with Cupid somewhero In tho off
ing. Irene Itleh is featured us the
woman candidate ' for mayor
against a former lover who Is run
ning for re-cleotlon. Audrey Fer
ris la featured as tho daughter of
the lady oandfdutc, and the clan
destine sweetheart of the mayor's
truck-driving son. played by Wil
liam Collier Jr. Others In the all
star cast are Claude Qllllngwuter,
Anders Itundolf, Jack Kuntoro and
John Mlljun. Tho story la by An
thony Coldoway. Robert Lord
wrote the scenario und I.loyd lia
con directed.
Vitaphone . accompaniment ' Is
augmented by the voices of the
playera which' In high momenta of
Announcements
The Amerlrnn l.eglon Auxiliary
drill team will meet at the high
school gym at 7:30 o'clock sharp
on Thursday night. , , i. i
The Art department" ""of tin
Neighborhood club will meet with
Mrs. ' Thompson In Krultdnle, Kr.
day afternoon 'at two o'clock promptly.-
MIks Margaret Anson will dm,
Iho leader end tho subject In "Ait
On ljind And Sea." This Is a soclnt
meeting and euch Indy Is asked to
bring a guest. Thero will also bo
election of officers. ;
.''..
The Post Matrons club will meet
this evening , with Mrs. Murgaret
Wells. 2003 Third street.
1406 Adams.
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