Saturday, May 25; 1929
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
Society News
FOR BRIGHT SUMMER DAYS IN THE OPENJUR
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Annual Mothers' " J
Reception Held
At Sacajawea Inn
The muln ball-room of (he 8aca
juwea Inn was none loo large to ac
commodate the crowd of people ac
cepting the invitation of tho mem
bers of the class of 1829. - J-a
Grade high school, for their an
nual reception last evening. The
guest list included the graduates
und their pu rents, the members of
tho Junior class, the high school
faculty, the school board and the
Hi-dads, and fpr their pleasure the
hostesses had arranged a'dellghtfut
programme which occupied the
first hour and remainder of the
evening was aptJnt dancing. The
ball-room wus : prettily arranged
und decorated. The senior colors,
erven and gold were used and also
baskets of flowers flllod all tho
niches and corners of the . ball
room. . .
he formal program opened with
an ml dress of welcome by Maurice
Itakor, president ' of the; student
body, other numbers being-in the
following order,
v Piano solo, Barbara Pldcock. "
Heading, Myrna Ward.,
Saxophone muslcale, Henry Cut p.
Stun ley Zundcl, Clelund Wallslnger
und Clark Hucltman.
Feature dance, Rally Hlegrlst wlth
Luwanmi. Graham at the piano. .'
Heading, Alta Fairbanks. '
Musical saw, David Ooughenour,
accompanied by Clara Coughenourv
iMuno sold, Edna Toweryv
Address, principal, E. I). 7ow
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Dancing continued . from nine
thirty runt 1 1 midnight with excellent
music by the Gypsy Hovers. During
'.the dancing program, one .vocal
, number was given by a Itiuartut. IJIII
I ltflckel. Dale,Ohtirlton, Kormtt Ha.'
i gain and Lee Moseri vf ,
Punch and wafers-' vere served
during the evening, by .sophomore
girls, i'luro.' Coughenour. and Mary
L.ou Piper,? whlkV'.sopJtouiore toy a
nud charge or uiui ciouk room. '
Westway Club Ends
Season Yesterday.
The. las'.-"meeting of ; (he year.
of the Westway club was held yes-
tordajL i afternoon with Mi's. Giles
Haindun," so7.( Jl avenue ns the
hostess. Pcnochle and bridge were
j the panics indulged In during the
I v fternbon. Mrs. JSbert winning hon
' ors at penochle. anil Mrs. Li 1 lit
' ledbetter making high score at
bridge. Mrs. Ham don surved some
i nice refreshments. Lilacs were uued
1 Tor vjyiiy docomtlonj.y-Jti
Friends Surprise :
' Mrs. Robert Clark
i. ' Members of the lllbleluss of the
.'Methodist church und a few othc
I lady friends most skilfully carried!
out a surprise on Mrs. Hobert.
, Clarke yesterday afternoon at her
'Iwmiu mi flulr vtrMf hi ilin InvltlL-
tton pi" her daughter, Miss Blanche
;i.:inrije ana ner uaugiuers-in-iH ,
Mrs. Keiiwlck Clarke , and Mrs.
Halph Clarkev About two dozen?
ludies gathered ut tho homo of Mrs
Klla Doty and were very comfor
table at I he Clarke home when the,
guest of honor .returned from , a
'hurried trip out to the farm. Node-;
less to say the surprise was com
plete. The ufternoon was a very
happy, one. concluded with dainty
refreshments, ices and cakes with
pretty; bouquet, as a favor, on each
tray. The guests left Mrs. Clurko
as a remembranee of the day a
beautiful flower bowl.
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Entertain Friends
j At Dinner, Bridge
One, of tli3 prettiest parties 'of
' the week was the dinner given last
evening by the Misses Blanche
Hpeer nnd Kfflenlder, who cnter
( allied thirty of their friends. At
seven o'clock the guests were re
ceived In the main dining room ot
the Sacajawea Inn, and were seat
ed at a beautifully appointed tuble
centered with a gorgeous basket of
aunts and uncles to enjoy the pro
gram yesterday, just things which
had been foamed through the year
with a -few original productions ad
ded. - tiach one appeared. Individu
ally, with a reading, a composition,
a song, and there were group num
bers, too. The nine appearing were,
Dorothy Begln, Mury Jane Tc.rry,
Carlton Appleby. June Banford,
David - Frees, . Murgurot Thomas,
Veroa Baker and Jimmy Iiohnen
k a m p. Johnnie Anderson is a
member of the class but he Is out
of the city and could not assist yes.
terduy, - , ,, .... . -
Announcements
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The Laura, Oliver Gunrdlun' of
Supreme Forest Woodmen circle
announce that there will be no
meeting on Monday .evening as so
many of tho members are out of
the city. A called meeting will bel
announced later.
The Neighborj of Wooderaft
will hold their- regular meeting
next Tuesday evening. All mem
bers are urged to bring something
for the east - grabbug, also some
thing for a box to be avnt to Neigh
bors who lost everything by fire.
.
Miss Mlrlnn Hyatt will present a
Class of 80 pupils, both advanced
and beginners In a dance recital,
at the high school -' auditorium
Monday evening, May 27 at 8
o'clock, to which the public Is In
vited. ,
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The Ho-e-lle club' will nieet
Tuesday afternoon, May S8, at the , T??. , ' , T"
home of Mr ' ,F. Li 'Sh'epphard, I . . ' . O I
2007 Second street. ; All- members! tdQTUl OtlOCKS AV.
rtKiuestcd -to be presents
Left: A copy of a "London-Trade ( sport .cosluino In Hhaututfg with which is worn a Jacket In con
trasting colors. Hhown uy iichi. - Center: Jurdea frock of white embroidered organdie with flounee
of black tuff eta; picture hat 'of black niallne. Hhowi by Ihruck Weiss. - lllght: , Neut eusemblu of
.. quilted tllk coat und silk tennis dress, shown by IJest. (.
COVE WOMAN'S
CLUB SELECTS
NEW OFFICERS
Uy Mm. A. CI. Conk II n
( Observer Correspondent)
OVi;, Ore. (Hpeclal) . The
Woman s club held their annual
election of officers Thuniday after-,
noun. May XS. Mrs. K. S. Com-
a.toek was reelected president, Mrs.
J. K. Fletcher elected vice presi
dent, Mrs.' luleue Lincoln reelct
ed recording secretary, Mrs. Ray
Huuuv correspundlng secretury and
Mrs. & II. W'eliner treasurer. - The
library board was. reelected. It
consists uf Mi's. W. A. McNeill,
president, Mrs, A. U. Conklin, vies
presluent, Mrs. L. K. Anderson, seo
retury, Mrs. J. K. Mills and Prof.
C. O. Springer, advisory commit
tee. The club president, Airs, Com
slock 1h nlso a member. Twenty
women were present at tho meet
ing. A resolution was passed to
present to tho city council asking
that clgaretto Advertising bo pro
hibited on the bill boards. The
olub decided to hold . monthly
meetings during the summer on
thv fourth Thursday In the month
and to servo a sllvor tea at each
meeting In the summer. The mon
ey will be used (or operating ex
penses. Mrs. J. Goyetto and Mrs.
Stewart French will bo the host
esses ut the June meeting. A com
mittee uf sU club women will en
tertain all club women and their'
husbands ht Morris hull Wednes
day evening, May 29, This party
is to be the last of a series uf parties
that httvo been given by the club
women during the last year, Tho
committee consist of Mrs. A. Q.
Conklin, Mrs. A. L. Broker, Mrs.
, It, Weitnor Mrs. Ray Baum,
Mrs. Nellie Martin and Mrs. L. J.
Chadwtck. ... - .
Onyx "Pointex," Gothan Goldatripe and GovS
- . ' SUK lioBiery. , ;
, In all the wanted shades. Y .
. 1.50. 1.65 1.05 2.50
PUTMANS
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' To bdloont rwtalljr rleaw4 In
III W ot Wight hara bi fonnil
la Tranc tad 0,rmni. V,r!i!i!B
I oa star.
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t Hrat point of wliilom (a in
dlauern (lint which la falaas tb
arond, to know that which la troe.
Lavtnnllua. .' , ....
Italy hua Inutitutcd . oompaU
tioti for farm maolilnery dulcna.
Tho lmlluna are tired ot Importing
plows. ' ' , ' '
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MENUS
Felt in Denmark
COI'UNHAGKN, OenmurkyMuy
25 (At') lOarlh shocks ot niodc'r
ato' intensity wore felt 'ln.' vui'loua
imrtB of Denmark late ,yeHtorduy.
At NykubinK and' -.Jutlund.tnere
was u rather heavy shock- at' 1:1)
n. m., followed by unothor; Aulliori;
folt three shocks. Furniture, In
towns- -was
moved
"Woodwork 'creaked timl. doors
tor" bbo and heijrht, so If an Indl- openea ot many purees. In tnoi iny-
vldual consults' these tables and land oistnct unci il waH. leareu
at tho same lime keps, in luim'l "io houses would collapso. ;, v
., -vi ,: By mhti:k makv
If ono would bo fair but-nol fut '
during the futuru foKlos and fifties,
tho iiumediato. thirties sliould . be
Tablo. have been worked out. i'h . Jl""" hj
after in.uc.1 lnvestisatlou and"?cul-.
culation, plvlng the normal welK'iti
his inherited tendency, he inuy du
PROMINENT A'mlL4:V 111S
Scientists: have, been ,revlsintf
thelrstutlstles and .. It seems to
theilt now thut1 the universe Is nnl
so spuelous us formerly was be
lieved. Maybe, they have been ut
tending, beauty contests. .
'..The Ghlcstfb'dloeeso of tho Creek
Orthodox church will dovcloD a re
llglous community near Klinhurst,
atChlcaKo suburb.
;:'iT.lle "IJUittMl Btates Is a country,
tfmt 'expressed! Its democracy by
flglrtlng over -places at the table.
much to control his weight
Thn nnet..,.l wnlrflit nt- 911 im t..
.r.i.Mi-- ihn .! r..vr..i.i, rn:- POHTLANO, " May ' 25 TAPjr
hculth during the succeeding wsepu waumn n. iur ".
years. It everyday eating habits one of the Pacific. coastHi
r iw. ui.,i,i -rt- most iTromlnent attorney s died
may be satisfied that our food I hero tqdu after a f long .HIikks
what it should be as to amount uf Momim ago ne was s mlklh uy
fuel calories. Hut If not, -some lmmlysia and fol-weeks had liuvcr
coiistdorutton should bo glvjn to odjietween life and death .
the duestlon ' " I Mr TeuI wus the 80n rlun,,r
ine quLSiion. ! parents and was born In Hugouu
To cut out,. of proportion to Jn .1868. Hls father, Josepli T6rtl.
onc need, either on tho side or Wus interested In transportation-In
Insufficiency or over-ubundance, is lht. Hiattl fvom the oI(, ox tvatn daya
to court disaster. Joo llttlo food down to tho fnBt lrainH ali rivcr
and an unbalanced dbt takes Its Hteumboutt Tho mother -''was,.:' a
toll from the body quIU) as much w-Known pioneer, Mury tilixa-
as ioo mucn foou.- o manor now iet0 t'olenian Teal
much or how Mule food one may
need,, all tho food ek-inents must
bo included. . ... .-.
The lime to "diet" is when the
first Increase In weight above nor-;
mal begins to Gppeur. Temperunco Minn.
in food is tho only wholesome unl
certain way to regulate fat. A
curb on tho appetite may do much
to prevent the necessity of ictuul
and serious dkting later in lire.
After u great, excess of fat has
been accumulated, the problem of
Its removal without more or Iosj
damage to health becomes diffi
cult. A rigorous reducing diet
should not bo entered Inio with
out the advice of the fumily physi
cian. With the first gain in weigh,
above normal for age and height
Intelligent eating "counting , the
calorics" will bo found well
worth while. It will jiiehn no par
ticular hardship nor sacrifice.
Often a slmpk subulltution- in se
lection of foods will save many cal
ories and eventually pounds of fut.
These few examples will sug
gest others:
lecs and slu'i bets In place of Ice
creams, par fa its und uiouwea. -
Fruit drinks, except grape Juice.
A monument commemorating
tho blrlhplacu of . Hcundimivian
luthernimn In the nortliweHt lias
been dedicated at Center, (ity.
pink tulips und with vases of tnoi In l,ttcr of lco creuni sodas, "cool
af
pretty flowers ut the ends of the
table. The elaborate dinner con
sisted of three courws. In the small
card room on the megzuutne floor.
there were seven tables for bridge-
after the dinnci. Miss Mildred Hoyt
made the high score und Vr. Lewa
Wilkes, low. , . .-
Mary Elizabeth . '
Club in Meeting
Thursday wus -'regular luee-tiug
day for the members of the Mary
KliilM-th (Jubv and Mrs. Nellie
Robertson was the gracious host
ess ut her home, 2012 Adams ave-
jtiih, lovely with Its decorations of
ilavetidar and white spring flowrrs.
fThe afternoon was spent embroid
ering and. visiting. The refrenii
itneiitH, wVre starved by Mrs. llob
'irtson assisted by h-r daughter.
Mrs: Murray. The next meeting of
It his club will be tit about two
jwei'ks. and will be In tho. form of
p picnic, the p!ucc to be announced'
flater. .
Nine Are Graduated
From Kindergarten
Nine Utile tads participated In
graduation oxtcUm-s from kinder
garten yesterday. If you please. It
was an event looked forward to
with as much cagernsa and antici
pation as any university commence
ment ever held. Ho thrne advane
d pupils of Mrs. John K. Hod gin
Invtiiil th4r mothers and dads.
K:,tn lmot.hefind granddads, fond
A campimlle 105 feet tall 'will
be built oir the campus of. tiouth
3akotu statu college, at Hrooklngs.
1405 AdaniB,
fVOraodo, Ore., acuta Hlil.
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NEW!
Ties for Men .
'.A- III'IV MOI1IIHYIl' llf 'TaSU'V
. ' four-iii-liMiiiI 1 Ich. 'liw neiv
tvldt sli1pi4 and fiim pat
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''Others 25 and 49
A New Billing
System Promises
Better Service
t.
ers ' unit milk mixtureH.
I'Veneh drettfinpa in pluco of
mayonnaliie on aaluds.
I
i)r. t.'liarles Oilvlrr 8iiya Ni'W
York llty miKht l.o wiped out in
an iiiHtunt if chance hiipened to
direct a meteor to that pot.
There' an, idea for Mabel Walker.
Wlllebrandt. ' -
Radio Service
or
Phonograph
Service
Phone Main 0o
Adler's .
Music Co.
La Grande
Our Motto
"Quality and Service"
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A whole
Orchestra
in a
suitcase
- HEHK'S a I'Ortable VielrbU thai plays like
, a big Victrola. .. Amacing volume louii ,
' enough for a group of dancers. Just the .
thingforthcapartmentorsummercollage.
'. Intlealrurlible cabinet of drawn sleet, "
covered with leather-finished fabric. Fit
lings in gold plale and gold lacquer. De
tachable winding key inserted on an angle
' that permits motor to be wound without
lifting the Portable. Records stop playing -automatically.
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We have just received this new -model.'
See it at our store. Hear it play the latest '.
Victor Records. When we tell you the price
' you won't believe it's possible. It's the
bifzgeal bargain you've ever seen. Come . '
in soon! ,
ADLER'S MUSIC CO.
La Grande, Oregon.
Our Motto "Quality & Service"
A Uurrouglm utility billing machine,. recently ordered,' will.
lie installed in our offices in July antj will be used to tabulate tho
consumers' bills for the entire system 'of , the company. . s. ' .
: Designed to prepare; customers' bills more promptly and n.
efficiently, tho new machine and new system will relieve conger. t
s'Uon in tho office preceding the present discount duto, will allow .
customers to remit by mail or at the office, and will permit all our :
offices to render improved. service. ' . , , . ':
The chunjro from hand to machine billing will change the whole pro
cedure in handling customers' accounts. Meters will bo read continuously
throughout the month, each customer's meter being reud on tho same day
each month and his bill for tho previous month's service will be delivered
to his, door within five days after the meter reading. . y
Outside of linker and La Grande bills will be mailed and all customers
will bo allowed a five per cent discount on all light bills paid within ten
diivs after delivery of the bill. Under the now system, discounts will be
figured to tho penny instead of the nearest five cents as in the past.
This new meter reading system and the accompanying discount meiii
tjtl will become effective Juno 1st; allowing customers a chance to accus
tom themselves to the change before the billing machine is put into opera
tion in July. Tho onlyidiffcrer.ee from the old system will be that youf
meter will be read on the day of the month most convenient nccording to
geographical locution and your bill for the previous month's electric serv
, ico will be delivered to you within five days of the time your meter was
rend. You will be allowed a discount if the bill is paid within ten days
after the bill is delivered to you, instead of allowing the discount within
the first ten days of the month as at present. v. t v
V Any customers wishing further details on the new system will lie
given additional information gladly. It is in line with the modern methods' ,
of power companies throughout the United Stales and will prove, wc are
confident, an improvement in our service to customers.
Eastern Oregon Light
Power Company
"The Electric Way Is the Thrifty Way'
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