La Grande evening observer., June 20, 1929, Image 3

Thursday, June 20;
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSEftVER',: LA GRANDE,1' ORE.
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Society
Miss Anne Stang-e
Hostess at Dinner
And Bridge Party
Miss Anno Klnnire f ntrrtulniM at
a tlimiPr anil hi-idge last eveninir,
a.s a compliment to her hous' ffue.it
.Miss Marjoiii Wilhtlni. of Kuirenc.
Her KOe.sts, who numbered twenty,
were sealed at one table in the
main ilinnin? room nt the .sueaja
wea Inn. where, at 7 o'clock, a
Tour course ilinner was served, Af
ter tile dinner the Kills proceeded
to the HtanKe home where an eve
ning of bridge was enjoyed. Mhs
Wilh.iin reeelved I he miest prize,
while Mist; Hnili llramucll made
hljjh score and Miss Dorothy lOher.
hard. low. Miss Thelnia Kitchen
who is to he a liride of the sum
iner, was (iven 11 girt hy her
fl lends. Miss Ptnnxe'H Kuests were
l.ols Nelson, .Marjorle lloynolda,
.Mm. Iloyle .imimi'imin. Trillian
Ashhy. liiilh Hinmucll. Thelma
Kitchen, Kdaheli Kitchen. Dot
Anne Warnlck, llnrothy lOherhard.
.Mrs. KrnnriH Ureullch, Mrs. ilarolil
tlowleke, Marion Miller,, Hetty
Cochran,. Kdilh Khell. Mrs. Atld
mer I'layle, Lucille Hlack. Hester
Hopkins and Miss Wilhelm.
Helen Williams
To Give Recital
A summer musical ('Veiling, of
much UitcifMt to l.a Clramle people
will take place Friday evening,
June SI, when Helen Williams
, tfratluale of Hie IniversUy of Ore
KOn tliia .spring, will appear in a
recital at the .Methodist Kpiscopal
church, with her kIhUt, Miss Jean
WiHiuins. cxprcKHionlst, UMsisthiK
MIsh Williams received her H. A.
In music at the untver.Hily ami was
fno.Ht ntei in recital theie May 13
ly her teacher. Ml Jane Thatch
er. She is the (laughter of Mr.
und Mif. Khenvood Wllliiuris and
Iiuh been active in music circle
here, Much interest attends her
ltroKrtim Krldny here h it in the
I'lrsl time she. Iiuh been henrd here
.in recital, wince she. was presented
. ill an inJiviilual recital iltiriiig her
'- senior year of high hcIiouI. Jean
William has completed her Hophn
niore year nl the un'.verHlty. Knr
I ho recital, which begins ut eight
. o'clock, the program will be an fol
io wk,
.Sonutu Op. In, No. 1 ...Beethoven
Allegro, Adarlo, I'l-efftlxHimQ
' ' '. . Helen William
The, Highwayman Alfred 1 NoycH
.lean WllltaniH
Prelude "(2) Chopin
('uiitulsle Impromptu Chopin
. Volonnlse ...Chopin
f , Helen William
Jean William
Artibcwjue en forme d'KtUde
Lesehetlzky
Tlie Utile Hhcphcrd- Iehuy
Solrep dan (innade lebiiKy
Wiener Tanze II l-'riedinan-tiartner
Helen Williams
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La Grande to Have
1931 N. 0. W. Meet
Mrs. Klva Wilhelm, Mm. Uelle
Devine, Mrs. A una Shu 11, Mrs.
Mne Nilvis, Mrs. Corn Kiel.!, Mrs.
Ituhy Howell, Mrs. I.uelu liucll and
Mrs. Minnie Alston, have relumed
from Bah or where tiny wont as
representatives of l he l.a Grande
Circle of the Neighbors Of Wood
craft, to the annual convention of
disirlci 10. The convention was re
ported to have been most interest
tug with a good registered atten
dance, many visitors and a splendid
progra in.
Mrs. Haaiel Kohhen. of this city,
was made one of the district offi
cers having been elected to the of
fice of captain of guards.
l.a Grande was selected as Hie
convention clly of the Neigh
bom of Woodcraft, District No. 10,
ut the final session of the organ
lautlon yesterday. Nellie H. 1'edl
cord of Haines was elected past
guardian neighbor, and Kate
K wan dig of Heppner was elected
guardian neighbor.
Other officers are: Helen Mos
ler. Condon, adviser: Clara Lee,
1'nion, clerk; Lot Ho White, North
Powder, banker; Julia Master. Can
yon City, magician; Kva Lleuallen,
Weston, attendant: Hazel Kobhon,
La Grande, captuln of K'nirds;
Mary A. Murray, Itaki-r. musician:
Nina It. Vunliorn, Kossil, Inner
guard; Olcn Mansnr, Vale, outer
guard; Hlanche Macrln, Hunting
ton, flag bearei.
Wedding- Dinner
Held in Hotel
Aflf-r the wedding of John Hrad
ner of La Grande and Miss Mar
guret Crea.ey of I'eiidh tnn yestt-r-day
afternoon at SI. Peter's Lpis
ropal ch:irch. Mrs. Wallace Howe
gave a lovely wet Wing dinner to
the bridal party at the La Grande
hotel. A great howl of orange lib
lies was used 'or a cfiiterpit-ce on
the table, where covers were laid
for nine guesis. Including the host
ens, Mr. and Mrs. John liradner.
U. Itev. and Mrs. W. P. Iteming
ton. Archdeacon and tt s. 8. .W.
Creast-y, He.'. P. !, St urges and
Mrs. A. O. Conklin. ufter the din
ner, the happy couple left for tin
Creasey home in Pendleton and
will leave Tor the east next Wfd
neday afternoon. They will make
their home in Providence, P. node
Islund.
Wakelita Group
Meets Wednesday
The Wakelba Camp Kire girls
tnet last evt-mng at the home of
Miss ftuth Kvwurd. Couniil fire
too ptafe and three girls '.ook tb
News
! 1
wood-gathers' rank, Amelia Asia,
Blanche May and Pauline Kd
wards. There are muny honors to
he awarded at the next meetiiiR
which will l)4 Friday evening at,
the home of Miss Mnyger. The
plan is for a Japanese tea party,
with the girls dressed in Japanese
, costume. The. group also plans for
: u 'swimming party at Cove. After
the business meeting adjourned, re
; freshnieuts were sirved.
(
Entertain Bible
J Searchers Class
I, The Itibh Si-archeis class of the
Presbyterian church held their reg.
' ular meeting yesterday at t ho
community room of the church
I with ;tr' members present and also
j a .few guests. The meeting was
(called to order by Mrs. Harry Tur
, iter, lite pi'inldent and the devo
t tlanals were; conducted by Mrs. W.
. lbj Pickens. A urogram was of-
fored which included a voca! sold
j by Mis- Ituth Geihel, accompanied
iy .Winn viiut'P in ci, i wo pipe
organ soloes by Mrs. It. G. McCall
and a vocal hoIo by Mrs. K. II. .Mor
gan, acaompanled hy Mrs. McCall.
Hefreshments were servd hy the
hostess committee. Mr.i, 'Wiliam
Itussell, Mrs. Hohert Ma ken . and
Mrs.. V Hi lilystone.
Surprise Shower
' Compliments Bride
A group of young women, ahout
twenty In number gave a surprise
shower on Mrs. J. A. Waldroff last
evciilog ai the home of Mrs. Kern
Chadwick. Tlie evening, was spent
rather informally; some indulging
In cards, , others -visiting. The guest
of honor wan given a shower of
gifts for her kitchen. Kefreshmenls
were served hy tho hostess at a
late hour. '
.Mis. Waldroff Is u bride of two
weeks ago. As Miss Goldie Kord,
she and Mr. Waldroff slipped away
to Walla Walla and were quietly
married propetrnting unite a sur
prise on their ninny friends. They
will reside In La Grande.
Ever-Ready Class
. To Give Reception
'. The Kver-1 1 ea d y cla ss of the
Central Church1 of Christ Sunday
school is to give a reception for
the normal school faculty and stu
dents at the Christian church at
Seventh and I Vnnsylvania tomor
row evening at X o'clock.
A special program has been
planned, and interesting games will
ho included in .Lhe oycjingt event.
i'ammittpeft "nTpfftTTrwl titc as fol
lows: slnvilallon. It. L. Putnam,
Dorothy Kronen, Beulah Shroeder;
progra m, M rs. Put nn m. I nrot h v
GH E E RY
COOLNESS
ORANGE PEKOE
Keep the thermometer
down. Full-flavored . . ,
the perfect tea to
serve iced.
V'.,
tree
-TEA
ICED
SimitK. HtMene Prlco, Mildred
Kronch: decoration Hep Smutz,
John I'Yeiirh, I'nrl Johnson. Ooris
Krenrh, feeil Htllart; and refresh
ments, l.ela Miller, Vivian Knhn
and Kunlre Gi-ay.
Loyal Sisters Aid
Meet Wednesday
About thirty meuhers of the Loy
al Kistcitt Aid of the Christian
n tin re h held their regular monthly
meeting yesterday ut the homo of
Mrs. George Rochester, 1S6 X
avenne. lollowing a pot luck
luncheon at one o'clock a short
b'isiness meeiing was held. It was
dt-eided to have a parcel post so
cial, the date, program and other
arrangements to bo In charge of
Mis. Walter Prtee and Mrs. Harry
Sando., Hazel Mcpherson and Km
lly Berrv entertained with a clever i
.. . r
'
I i iThe other niemhers of the hoard
Camp T lVe (jrlViS ,"e. Chairman Grace Grout and K.
i Are Entertained V'T. w .s e.
I ., , tcrtained memhers of the Birthday
I Members of tho Racajaweii group) -'Inner club at her home Tuesday,
of Camp Kire girl were enter- there were eight club members
tabled Tuesday at the home of Miss I'lid four guests present, the guests
Natalie Kbert. Shi ha three hon- being, Mrs. Carl Snodgra.s, of Iji
, ovk for the three best In guessing Grande, Mrs. George Hughes. Miss
games. Juanita SUUInger, Dora Dorothy Smuiz and Miss Mildred
Han: and Barara Stllziiiger being spencer. At 1 o'clock a lovely dln-
the siicctssfnl mem Iters, There was
a time spent socially and love'iy re
freshments to round out the afier
' noon.
Lawrence Moore,
Miss Brooks Wed
Lawrence Moore and Kay Brooks
of Klgln, were quietly Joined lu
wedlock at the Christian parson-
ftge yesterday morning at 11;
o'clock. Tho Kev." It. L. Putnam, '
pastor of thA, church, performed
the ceremony In the presence of a,
few witnesses. Mr. and Mrs. C. K.
Moore, parents of the bridegroom, i
were the only relatives present. Th
happy couple will make their home
on a farm near Klgln.
Announcements
Memhers of J.n Grande Chapter
No. fl. it. A. M. wilt go to Baker
tomorrow evening in put on the
muster's degree, La Grande having
Inn candidate.
The Baptist Indies Missionary
society will meet ut the homo of
Mrs. Duerks Kridny afternoon.
Those wishing n way to go will
meet at the church at 1:110 o'clock.
M1I1P II1TU Ifl.'lll.lin
i nt. juit.NH, .n. r, june 20 (ad
Tlie steamer Cnlrngowan, bound
from Montreal to. London with a
general cargo, reported today that
she had struck an Iceberg. The ex
tent of the il a m a ge t o tho vessc I
Wo, Ciy?.tJ3WH rl fjlj!) tji.'JJJ.e r com
mumler messaged that he expected
to reach this port safely this afternoon.
NOT A BACKACHE IN A
BASKETFUL!
rJpiIE Monday washday backache is rapidly becoming a thing of the
past. If the sight of the filled basket of soiled clothes still reminds
you that there is a day of drudgery and a backache in store for you, it's
time to investigate our service. We'll give you careful washing and iron
ing and, best of all Not a Backache in a Basketful.
Standard Laundry Co.
Phone 5fi
i New Home Beinsc
Built In Grange
Hall District
Hy Mi-s. C'luirltw SHiicer
( ibserver Correspondent )
Hi ItANG K HALL (Special)
fieorge Gekeler has moved bis old
house over to one side and on the
site Is erecting a new home. The
building will be a nvo-siory struc
ture of seven rooms. It will he
modern in every respect and will
he built on a full concrete base
ment. The basement has been com
pleted and work has been started ,
on the framework.
Mi's. Charte.s Spencer was elected
to ihe three-year term as school di
recvlor of Liberty school and
, , ' . . , , , ,,
clerk at the annual election held at
the school house Monday afternoon.
"Wife Saving Stiiliun"
I f" LESS THAM S
rj iiic uiuy bum uiu I
0 should ever be a " I
1 ' "H served but to be I .1
Ej sure of always get- H . '
i must select only the 1 ill
iru. (Kg ener ot proven ESS77? !l I
KSSSSiSSi ' II """""
ner was; served. . The centerpiece
lor tne tame was a lurge oomiuet f
redf and white carnations, a birth
day gift from Mrs. Hughes daugh
ter, Mrs. niirigrnss and her ttaugh-tetln-law,
"Mrs. Hughes, tlonquets
of flowers of the season w'ere at
tractively arranged about the room.
The afternoon wsas s,pent socially,
Mr. and Mrs. Hert Grout and
son I elhert. attended the Brown -Telreau
wedding Friday afternoon
at- the home of Mr, and Mrs.
Charles Baxter in La Grande.
M Iss Ruth Johnson, of Alice),
while enrou te to her home from
New Plymouth, Idaho, where she
visited tier brothers for some time
(stopped in this district for a nay
or two last week ami visited with
her sister, Mrs. C. It. Gekeler. Miss
Johnson who is a teacher in The
Oalles public schools, is spending
the vacation with her parents, Mr.
ami Mrs. S, Johnson.
Wrs. Klhert Lemon returned to
her home, several days ago from
Hot Lake where she was confined
to the hospital after an operation.
t S. Johnson, of Alice!, spent Mon
day with ids son-lu-luw and daugh
ter, Mr. and Mrs. C, It. Gekeler.
"Mr. Johnson was Injured during (
the early part of last month and I
has been confined to his home f or
some time. Tho injury was a '
broken rib caused hy a fall from I
a plow he was using in breaking!
alfalfa sod. The sod was tough
1 IIS Jefferson
f nourishing, body! . jf,.' A I
building foods are i- PBR BAKIN I I
L- 1.. 1 .. 1 H a
and the nnrses gave tne plo
wnlcn unseated Mr. Johnson, caus
ing him to fall In sum a way as to
cause the injury. Although he suf
fered considerable pain for some
lent.
AltHKST ALLKGKI) UOBHKBS
K LAM' AT H KALLS, Ore., June
i!n (AP) Jim Uivls, alias Luster
Hooper, and his companion, Hoyu
McClumh, were in Jail here today
NEW WAY TO
IMPROVE SKIN
A wondcrfal discovery '.n th( new
Krench process which gives MKL-LO-GLOW
Kace Powder its uupur
a Ihded .-tinoulhness and mnkcu it
s!ay on longer. The purest powder
made its color is it-sted. Never
gives a pasty or flaky look. Will
not Irritate or clog the pores! Its
youthful hloom stays on longer. Ite.
member the name M KLLO-GI.O.
Glass Hrugs, Inc. Adv.
Buying and
Selling Your
Money
1405-6 Adamsi' i
Quality
Silk Underwear
Vonicns rayon 1llulorvlll
tcthllcs, hicp-his, hIIw, I'rcnrb
pniillc, ftborl l)hHniers.
98
Vanta Sun Suits
Vun tu sun suits for the
little folk. Size 2 to 10.
New blight plain colors.
98
Strong Wear
Breeches
Strong wear breeches
for the miss and
women. Black with
red trimming elas
tic belt. A splendid
garment for outing.
$1.95
Men's Athletic
Underwear
II a I n c n Cl IWil
fchotilfler nf lilt'lir int.
ilerivttir, I I k h t
ivdifhl. knit l mml
rii.
Only 89
Men's
Field Straws
IJglil hi'IkIh. flrtllilp
HlfMHfoi' llll llOl-
tt iluji Mii'rnl
.liaN mid KHftlifrt.
19 to 19
ill'
PUTMAN'S
Ia Grande Exclusive Ready-to-W ear
and Millinery
; facing charges of robbery. Police
say tne two confessetl participating i
j In the final) Chllnnnln pool hull j
roiinery on .May i. j
Tuberculosis of chicken, which
shows mast severely In fowls over
one year old, is evidenced by a.
gradual loss of flesh, the birds of
ten becoming extremely enuciated,
Thursday, Friday
THIS COUrOxX
AND
wilt
liurt'lia
oho of our
F.v !: 'jl'I'K
RINGS
LOO
ii ml tiHm
I'.vcrllto (iiMiis have tho same
white oolor, tlio same perfect cutting,' il Knulno diamonds cost
lug one hundred times us muchi ,
Kvcrllto ;i'iiw represent tho utmost skill of modern sclene'e. '
Social leaders, -millionaires and our.. finest people, keep thalr
genuine diamonds In vaults nnd wear KverlUu icmsfc Stand all
tests of ncid, fire, water, and microscope. i; -i 1 v
. Bring This Coupon and $1.00 ;"
lo our store and receive either lady's or gentleman's $8.a0
Kveiilte Hing. You save exactly $L Limit, two to a ctis
turner. None sold to dealers.
When ordering by malt add 10c' postage. Htato" finger flir.O
and whether lady's or gentlenuin's ring is desired. -. j
Silverthorne & Wright
Family Ding Store La .Grande '0r&
; " 'Liv- Grande 0e
- Price -
Plisse Crene Gowns "
WoiiiVh'm illw 4'ivim. nlirht
kow.iim, Whlti. aiul iiiiiny In
flonil iHiUi'i'ns.
98
SILK HOSIERY
Women's full fashioned
silk hose, nil new shades,
;ui y serviceable- hose.
98
Table Oilcloth
I'lllllc olli'liilll, 4H In. ivlili-,
ilnln i-olom, ltf;lit mill ilnrk
.'iiiiHiti,
27 yd,
FEMONAP
Tlie Rolublo sanllary napkin.
I'nckaMe of twelve.
19
Work Shoes
ficnulnc iioiNcbldc split,
fufl leather moIch mul
Imn'Is, mnvMt nnd tack
ed,.. A real ucarliur
nhoe tit. n real price.
Work Suits
Medium wuhi t ivork
hiiIIh mil cut, triple
ridtclteil blue t press
s(iiM' or HtW slrlH.
$1.05
$1.69
MEN'S WORK PANTS
KHAKI
flood weight .well
COTTON ADE
Dark grey full cut
$1.49
TWILL
Dark grey pin stripe
$1.89
MOLE SKIN
Full cut Union made
$2. If.
with comparatively little flesh on
the brciist bone, while the head
becomes pale urtd the comb .shri
velled. In occasional cases lame
ness Is .shown, and . In advanced
cases there is frequently evidence
of diarrhea. If the internal or
gans of such fowls show whitish
lumps and' Jesions, there is little
douht that tuberculosis Is present,
says tho Oregon'.experituont station.
and Saturday only
fiery brilliancy, tlie snmo blue-
U " Grace Jgjdg.
Service
Turkish Towels
f7
Llll'iro Tlll'klHli towelH
2Jx4-l lu t'linltl- ir llhlk, hluo
r iiniiim- iMinlnr.
23 each
mmvk i nmwmtmmmm
House Frocks
New assortment women's
house frocks, many short
sleeve and sleeveless,
mode Is, guaranteed
fast colors.
$1.79
Cretonne and
Drapery
New colorful cretonnes
and drapery showing the
new modernistic designs,
and beautiful new colore.
29 to $1.49 yd.
Men's Overalls
made
liiilt of etlra Iwovy
hliir ili'iiliii. Doulilo
mill iilli NllK hnl,
Komi vulun uvprnll ir
Jiii'kt'l. Sun UK to
41.
Only 89
Men's
Work Gloves
A new nsHortiiKMit of
Iciither work (cIovca,
r ii II hofBOltldo
Imrselililo split In
trail nt let a nit wrist
styles MOinn wltli
welt M'nniH. At tblx
low price li
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