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Thu rstlay, March' 6, 1930"
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
Page Three
sccniEiry niewjt
bshman Class
ea Compliments
Students' Mothers
charming event at tho La
do Jligh school yesterday af-
bon was the freshman class tea
i complimenting the freshman
era, beginning' at 3o clock in
udttorium.
u stage was prettily arranged
outdoor scene, with tall leafy
at tho sides, a rose arbor in
enter and a background of a
y mountain.
erott Reynolds, cluss president.
bined tho mothers and . un-
ced tho cntertuinng p tog mm
uslcnl numbers and a skit.
!iss Jiurbara Coolldgo pluyed a
jo solo, tho opening number of
program. This was followed
clever puntomlmo skit pro
d by Miss Nancy Guild, Miss
Ine La Frlenere and Jeanctto
hard. '
iss Madeline and Vivian Gal-
r played a piano duet, a light,
ksom melody with difficult,
and responded io an encore.
Vhen Jt's Sprlngtiino la the
liles," a vocal selection was
by a trio, Donald Culp, Sain
y and uurtii cross. Their on-
I'aiullug tho Clouds with
bine," had' a ukulele aec'om-
ment by Garth Cross. -
Powering l'lnes." was a pretty
number played by Miss Ce
Rpymuid. -
Misses Alice Jeanctto and Mae
Elizabeth Cooper, two talented vio
linists, played "Polish National
Dance," accompanied by Miss Bar
bara Coolldgo at tho piano. Miss
Allco Jeanetto responded with
"Nocturne," by Chopin also accom
panied by Miss Coolidgc.
A pretty ballet dance by Miss
Gladys Roberts, who was dressed in
nn attractive pink costume, was
presented to the playing of 'Hu
muresque." An encoro of several
acrobatic stunts was also enjoyed.
Miss June Coolldgo was tho up
per class sponsor for the tea, as
slsted by. Miss Virginia McWllliams.
Miss Jean White anu Miss Kleanor
Vernon were faculty sponsors.
Misses Myrno Smith and Clarice
Taylor presided at tho tea table
which wus centered with daffodils
with a slender ycllo.r taper at
either side. Arrangements were In
a color scheme of gicen and gold.
Members of tho pogram com
mittee were: Miss Cecelia Itcynaud,
Miss Barbara Cool id ge and Miss
Nancy Guild.
Party In Honor
, Of Miss Shepherd
Complimenting Miss Thelma
8hcphord,.-pf Walla Walla, who Is
her house', guest . this week, Mrs.
Francis Grcullch was -hostess at
bridge last night at her homo on N
avenue. ' 1 ' .
" Three tables " of cards were at
play with Mrs. Robert Quinn win-,
nlng high honors and Ira. 'Oedrgo
McDonald receiving consolation
award. Pussy willows weifynN
truetivoly arranged about tho horiirt.
A "dainty luncheon was served
latw In tho evening. ! VV
Jolly Party Held ' '
At Simmons Home
A jolly party took place last
night at tho home of Mrs. Garfield
Simmons with Mi's. Simmons and
Mrs. Fred Davles hostesses. Guests
were attired in costumes with
bridge as .a diversion. Potted
plants wero a pretty . decoration."
Four tables of cards were on
joyed with Mrs. W. D.. McDonald
winning high honors. Mrs. O. K.
Cado received consolation award.
Tho prlzo for tho best costumii
was won by Mrs. J. K. Hilary.
Delicious refreshments w o r o
served later in the evening.
Presbyterian Aid
Enjoys Program
The ladles' . Aid society of the
Presbyterian denomination met In
the community room of thu church
yesterday afternoon with the presi
dent, Mrs. .Andrew lowy Jr., pro
siding. ' Mrs. Jj. B. Moe hud charge of the
devotional reading from Romans
S:1S. Jler talk was Iniorostlng and
had an inspirational appeal.
New officers wero elected for tho
coining year-with Mrs. 3joney re
elected as president, Mrs. S. . B.
Morgan chosen as secretary, and
Mrs. I. C. Bowser as treasurer.
Mrs. Robert Kakln presontod tho
retiring officers, Mrs. W. C.
throws, treasurer and Mrs. Jool
Richardson, secretary with gifts In
appreciation of tholr services. A
lydnnmgo alo will bo held by tho
society April 6.
Two entertaining piano selections
wero played by Miss Juno Rasens
eroft. "Whims" by Schumann and
"By tho Waters of tho Mluncconka"
by l.imi ranee wero tho numbers.
During the pleasant social hour
Mrs. William Barclay and her com
mittee served delicious refreshments.
P.-T. Study Club
Meets on Tuesday
Two subjects, "The Feeding of
Children," nnd a chapter, on "Dis
cipline and - Obedience," wero
studied by the Rlvcria Parent
Teacher Study club at its meeting
Tuesday afternoon at tho Rlvcria
school.
Mrs. Fred Gehring had charge
of tho first topic, and Mrs. D. Faus
of the latter one.
At the next meeting of tho club.
Miss Ruth Gnrrick and Mrs. Nellie
G. Neal will hiivo charge of tho
study, which will bo of the two
emotions, anger and fear.
Shower In Honor
Of Evelyn Herr
A lovely brlde-to-bo shower was
given In honor of Miss Kvelyn llerr
by her sister, Mrs. X Jones,
Tuesday afternoon at her home on
Fourth street with about tweiuy
Coming events
,ist their
shadows before"
Ml
AVOID THAT
FUTURE SHADOW
By refraining from
over-indulgence
Men who would keep that trim, proper form,
women who prize the modern figure with its
subtle, seductive curves cat healthfully but not
immoderately. Banish excessiveness eliminate
abuses. Be moderate be moderate in all things,
even in smoking. When tempted to excess,
when your eyes are bigger than your stomach,
reach for a lucky instead. Coming events case
their shadows before. Avoid that future shadow
by avoiding over-indulgence if you vould main
tain that lithe, youthful figure.
Lucky Strike the finest Cigarette a
man ever smoked made of the fin
est tobacco The Cream of the Crop
IT'S TOASTED." Everyone knows that
heat purifies and so "TOASTING" not
only removes impurities but adds to
the flavor and improves the taste.
It's toasted"
Your Throat Protection against irritation against cough.
Bo Moderate! . . . Don't jeopardize the modern form by drastic diets, harmful reducing girdles, fake reducing tab
lets or other quack "anti-fat" remedies condemned by the Medical profession! Millions of dollars each year arc
wasted on these ridiculous and dangerous nostrums. Be Sensible! Be Moderate! We do not represent that smok
ing lucky Strike Cigarettes will bring modern figures or cause the reduction of flesh. We do declare that when
tempted to do yourself too well, if you will "Reach for a lucky" instead, you will thus avoid over-indulgence
in things that cause excess weight and, by avoiding over-indulgence, maintain a modern, graceful form,
TUNE IN The Lucky Strike Dance Orchestra, every Saturday night, over a coast-lo-coast network of the N. B. C
1930. The American Tobacco Co., MIrs.
present. Tho wedding ot Miss Horr,
duuKhter ot Mr. and Mia. Cleorh'O
Horr, ot tills city, to Puttmm,
son of Mr. and Mr. I'utnnm ot
California, will bo an ovont of Sat
urday. Nearlnir tlio oloso of tho ufier
iioon dainty refreshments wero
served.
Mrs. G. W. Hunter Is
Hostess to Club
Members of the Inland City
IMuochlo club met Monday evening
with Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Hunter
ut their homo for several delight
ful noun of cards. Clusters of daf
fodils wero at tractive decorations.
Tho club awards for high Hcoro
wero received by Mm. Joe Harri
son nnd W. D. Mitchell. Mr. nnd
Mrs. Charles l'laylo wore, awarded
tho guest prlzo,
A duluty two-coursu luncheon
was served no tiring tho closo of thn
evening. r
Tho club will moot March 17
with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wardoll.
.
Episcopal Guild
Planning Events
The St. Peter's Episcopal Guild
met Monday afternoon in tho I-Ji
Grundo hotel for a business merit
ing following tho mission study
rummage Halo to bo held April G
and u Lenten tea to tako place at
tho homo of Mrs. H. ' N. ' Ashby
March 2fi. ' .
Mrs, Harriet MacDortald con
ducted tho mission study hour be
ginning at 1:30 o'cIqck. ' Following
tho guild mooting, Mu, Charles
Kochm, Mrs. It. R. Westonhaver,
Mrs. Krulik Wyldo una Mrs. Harry
iiuibrlek wero hostesses. ,
Party Observes
. , 57th Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Bennett cele
brated their flfty-Bnvonth wedding
annlvorsary Tuesday at tho homo
of their daughter. Mrs. Lee Itimby,
of La Grande, with a, family dtnncf
in observance of tho day.
Four generations of this family
are living and a member of each
generation was born In pecombef.
St. Mary's Altar
, Society In Meet
Members or Ihe Kt. Mary's Altar
society met Wednesday afternoon
at tho homo of Mrs. It. G. Melan
con with a largo representation
present. , ; ,
At tho business meeting it was
deelded to hold a rtiinmu'go sal a
April 5. Delicious refreshments
wero sorved later In tho afternoon
nnd sewing nnd visiting wero pleus
unl diversions.
Tho society will meet again In
two weeks with Mrs. N. 1L Allen.
. ;; ' ''
Parkdale Club In
Delightful Party
A delightful potluclc luncheon
was enjoyed yesterday afternoon by
tho members of the Purkdttlo club
at tho homo of Mrs. Clyde Webb.
Lunehoon wnu served at 1 o'clock
and was followed by u business
meeting.
Two lovely numbers wore , pre
sented by Mrs. Leal HusseD, "I
Jleurd You Go Uy," and "Hoses.
After Rain." Mrs. T. 1(. Maxwell
accompanied her, "I Know u Lov-
ly Garden" was a beautiful vocal
selection by Mrs. Maxwell,
Mrs. Lloyd l'lerco guvo nn In
teresting general account of tho
I'hillpplno Islands.. Tho rest of thu
afternoon was spent In conversa
tion. Anniversary Day
Is Celebrated
At a' delightful dinner Tuesday;
evening In tho Sueajawca Inn, Mr. i
and Mrs. L. W. Weeks observed
their 27th wedding anniversary i
with covers laid for suven mem-:
bers of the family. I
Mr. and Mrs. Weeks wero mar
ried in Nebraska, coming to Ore-1
gon about 20 years ago with tholr
daughters llcrnico and Mildred i
(Mrs, . Hay Winters). Their two
sons, HosHwell and Harold uero i
born In this state. I
For several years Mr. Weeks j
has been an automobile dealer In
La Grundo, and provlous to that
sold insurance for tho Idaho State i
Life.
Announcements
lho Hlversldo Ladles' Aid wilt.
give an entertainment and social at j
tho Lano chapel Friday night, i
March 7 at 7:30 o'clock. Tho pro-'
coeds will go to tho upkeep of tho j
church. !
Tho Haptlst Women's society will j
meet at tho church Friday aftor-!
noon at 2 o'clock. Flection of of
ficers will bo held and a "World j
Day of Prayer Program" will bo .
HiM'vril. For li'i-hhi v tho so- i
clely has planned a mitten social. I
A box luncheon will bo served at
i;'io and a program given at 8
o'clock. All membet.1 and .friends
ot tho church are Invited.
Iji Grande Assembly No. 3 3, Or
der of Halnbow for Girls, will meet
in regular session at Uic Masonic
hall ut 7:30 o'cloek Saturday eve
ning. J nit lut lull will bo held.
Members of the Masonic lodgo and
of the Eastern Star aro invited. All
Halnbow girls aro ursx-d to attend.
The Willow Parenl-Teacher as
sociation will meet uc 7:30 o'clock
Friday evening In thn school for tho
monthly meeting. Tho subjevt of
the program will be "Citizenship",
with the Rev, J. George Wnlz- and
County School Superintendent K.
A. Sayro as speakers.
Tho Missionary socieiy of - tho
Presbyterian church will havo a
prayer service for an hour tomor
row, morning at 10 o'clock In tho l
church. As It is national prayci
day everyone is invited to attend.
. . You Simply
Must Wear A
J OJ DTT
This Spring
FABRICS
ENGLISH
TWEEDS
COVERT
CLOTH
BASKET
; WEAVE
3R
1NL
STYLES
Short, medium
and 3-qaurtdrs''
length jackets.
F 1 a red skirts,
new gored and
pleated models.
SPRING IS HERE
OH ALMOST I1KRB,''1P- TUB..'
SI'HINO TAILLKUltS ONE S10KS
ALU10ADY ARIO ANY INDICA
TIONS OK TUB SHASON. SOM1S
'J'llJNO WI'J 110 KNOW IS THAT
Sl'lTS ARM Till!) MOST IMPORT
ANT FASHION THIS SPRINOV
THIS I'OI'UIjAHITY I-ASTINO IN
TO EARLY SUMMER.
Prices $17.50 & up;
PUTMAN'S ... .
An explorer wauls a balloon
with which to peiiirate the mam
moth cavern of New Mexico. And
how about a Hubmarlue to scale
Ml.' KverestV
STATE Theatre
NOW PLAYING
COLUMBIA
PICTURE!
k. xi i b i war. : i
ri i 1 9 i i ffA w rJHL
SAUyONtll JM-
JACK EGAN ::;MXM I
CAE K EL MYERS '. WmM,
The Revue
of Revues
A vivid
IIH'liUlKO of
ntclofly and
mil til!
LOIS NELSON
LEADS MUSIC
CO-OP BUREAU
of the, University pf.;6reC,
dent body ,'lh" ;tlto: 'miisieaV
Miss l.ols Nelson, of ai Clrande,
has been chosen chairman uf .fi
"music cooperation committee" W-
Kiiulzed In an (Effort to increaso.i.th1
interest' of . thu
koii sLudi
evenls fflven for lJt6sLUdotitHydur
Uk the year.; , j
The appolndileut 'was 'maUo by
Tom .Stoddard, Student body presi
dent, who said that tho lack of in
terest among tho students as a
wholo in musical events of this
year caused tho stunont adminis
tration to feel that this situation
should bo remedied nnd that steps
should bo taken to havo tho stu
dents realize thn value of tho mus
ical programs, most of them of
very high caliber, which uro pre
sented periodically on tho campus.
"Wo fml that this Is a Hliuallon
which con bo Kroully Improved by
the IuIcIIIkciu uso of publicity
Lliac will reach Individual students
more effectively, than tho usual
newspaper stories," dr. Hloddard
remarked.
Miss Nelson, a iuphomoro In
Journalism, has in addition to her
ublllty as a journalist and nowspu
per writer, considerable expcrlcnco
In the field of music, being well ad
vanced In tho study of thu piano.
Kho will select a sub-niembcr
of her committees from, all tho,
campti living organisations, whoso' ,
dntle's, wll l)u a clrculato bullollnA,
letters 'undahnoUnuementBv regard
ingmtislcaii events. ."' ,T .'
1
IOltTI,ANl. Ore., Miirclf fC
(At') Mob . ICmse, I'ortland,: von
two out - of three- falls from
Charles Struck, Htlllwuler, '6k In..
In their heavyweight wrestling
mulch hero last night. Kruno
took the first Tall In US minutes,
:io seconds with a wrlstlock.
HI rack evened mutters1 by taking
the second full in flvo minutes
wllh a back trip and body press.
Krusn won tho final fall In 11!
minutes with an airplane spin.
Italy has extended tax cxeiup
tlons now enjoyed by heads of largo
families to pensioned civil service
employes, or their widows.
J1 M
).',' KG VC
V.V Friday
i ' 11:30 a.m
Thi a Wcs tern Chocolate
is unlike any you knew
"Back East"
If you're a newcomer to the Westmeet
Ghirardclli's Ground Chocolate a West
erner since 1852. You arc used to think
ing of cocoa asa powder and of chocolate
as a cake. But Ghirardelli's Ground
Chocolate has cocoa's convenience with
chocolate's full fine flavor. Order a tin to
daytry it for every chocolate use.
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Q CHOCOLATE
PRTB Wiii9
ont Ntwih Point St.,
San PrirxuYo. ( jlif.
fnr"Swrt Stirwn"
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