La Grande evening observer., March 11, 1930, Page 3, Image 3

Tuesday, March 11, l)VA)
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Charming Dinner
And Bridge Event
Of Last Evening-
Kets Of Sit ling floWerS. liridgc Wil'l
a diversion Inter in the evening
played In 1 Im- Kt,Ul riioin. Mrs. II. K.
I Hnn ami I r. I . I Ititlsion re
ceived honors far high tally. Con
Nfl:i t Ion Wi-.iJ present rd to Mrs. II.
K. Wt-nUnlmvtT.
ess to Hut AhMolth club yesterday
at. Iii-r home with three tables at
play. Decorations were tti a S'.
I'ui rickr- 'theme,
M in. liwy Kndhcrg receive! the
club prii.i' ami Mrs. II ixe Jon'S
rta.H given eotiholation. (inest award
was presented In Min. K. K, Swan.
A ilninty two-course luncheon wai
served following cards.
The- next meeting will be-with
Mr. J. K. runlllfo, March 24.
The Hewn O'clock Dinner ehih
enjoyed a charming dinner-bridge - .
Inst night in I ho l.a tirande .iniw,; Ml'S. Bl'adshclW IS
at which Mr, anil Mrs. J. K Uu- - tj i , i
voiiKOrnJ't wore host and hostess. ; XlOSLGSS tO VvlUU
Covers w ere laid for I went y at a , t - -
table prettily arranged villi bus- j Mrs. 11. M. Itradslinw- was host-
Art Class Meets
At Mossman Home 1
; Itoyles aeeompanleil by Mrs. Park- the ilauKhter of Mr. mid Mrs. Peter f division will he held April 2. Mrs.
, lusiin. , Allen of Nutnpa, iind the bride i Kali. I lough (insisted Mrs. Allen n
! a nneaoi play "Niter Masons" groom Ik the son of Mr. and M r. J hostess w hen delicious re fresh -j
wan preHriiteil by ibo members of (Jcorgc litpln. also of Nnnipa. They .meals wore tier veil. Arrangements
.the aid. Mrs. Aiihi.- H iff. Mrs. arc reluming to their home nil were In n HI. I'alrlcliH motif.
Leslie Sindey; Mrs. c. It. Maxnm, Nainpii Thursday evening, j - The next meeting will bo with
: Mrs. clyde'Davl. Mrs. l- Ander-i ..". j Mrs. Lucille Courtney in In T conn-
' on, .Mrs. (Icorec Htly.ud und At,t-' Pi vpl P ATppt With ,r' April H.
Albert Neuliinhner plujod tho, . JL
j principal characters.
' A banjo and lnlyi duet wni
i kIwii by Dell Itrnwu and (till Hen.
; nelt; a tupdunce by Mildred Kes
' sler ucenmiinnlerV.hy Valerie Harp
I cr and Milton Valerie; Jttaniia
vocal solo, verc the rest
l oi the numbera. ,
Sovereign FereejLucky DoZen Club
Enjoys Afternoon
Members of the
lianH iiui yesterday
Ihi' home of Mrs. K
Uanihlers
afternoon at
P. Mossman
'I
HEADQUARTERS
. . for " '
Green Carnations, Freesias
and Daffodils for St. Patrick's Day
111514 Adams Ava
ovists
Phone M-;i
! Owr ?r,n whk IthIIkoiI from I ho
't iilti-i't'iliiimnt nil.) thj Molfilii. nr
lulll, which was rt'ci'lveil -liy Miw.
Ciirii .S.aft'.- Mr.s. Ki'iiitoilv nlncotl
v.ii. n un llili ivmini; piuKnuu wu.l t , t.ll:ln tod It lo tho it 1.1 . .'m
rnjiiycil. Mm. 11 Klilille Imil ,.,iMff ,ip miliw for .Ihn uulli.
'Inw "f proKi'iini ili'iiliiiK will: Ml., mnw ,.,,w.v,,, ,,st wti,
Hiincli-wisli-rn. Arrhonlnny, tho j ..rihur Hurt' Hwoml. .Mrs.
Iiu.-hlos or Ihi' Houth in piirticulur. .-., Tnl'vi-rauii ' iiriwontwl lln
'I'lu' ni'xt nii-niliiK will ! with wiirils. I'-iillowliiir llio iirncrnni
.mi-m. r. . jtoriiiinoii, .wno iiiho win dnliity ivIroHlinioiilH wimv Hi-rvril,
nuvu (Miai-Rti oi iih proKiani.-
ProgTam Given By
fyiverside Women
The nieinbei s of I ha- Itlversble
Ladles Aid society jravc a success
ful proKnun at Uiuo ehapel Kriday
niKht which was well attended, and
from the applause heartily appre
ciated. '. "
The following program was prcs--cnted:
-
M:ieaunr lahl, vocal solo .accom
panied by Valeric Harper and Mil-,
ton Valeric; Miss Hethel Trill. v-.
ctil solo aeeompanied by Krnest
Tufvor.ion: inusicul .-eudintr .".mm
'dance. "Itaedv Ann." bv Marion
j The Huprciuc l-'uresl Woodinan
circle niel for a social nicotine
Monday afternoon at the hopio of
Sovereign Anna 1'Vroo with mo.u
. of l ho members pinseiit. llann w
(were enjoyed during the aficrnuon.
t .Mrs. Laura Ollvr won first prUo
and Kva Olson consolation In the
first e.onUtnt. la the Hceoud Ms.
Laura Oliver and Mrs. Kmlly llloltc
lied for first prlzv with Mrs. Illette
winning In lh draw, ('onsnlntlon
.was awarded to .Mrs. Kuhy Lcill. j
' Ai tliu close of the session do-1
.llciotiH i-errcshutcnts were, served I
by Mrs. Uhodu i'Vy anil Mrs, j
I rYreo. .
The Ltictty lamon club members ;
were Kitpsts of Mrs. Kalph Trill at ,
si pleaNiiut afternoon last week ;
fenluriUK sewintf nnd maliinir plans
for the disposal of thn club (iiitlt,
Dainty rt'freshiponts wore sorved j
by t he hostess.
Tho next nicotian will be at the
homo of Mrs. S. i Hmlih, March
SI.
PUTMAN'S
l.n flvnmlo'H MkiMuhIvo
Iti'mly-la-WVni' anil Millinery
Announcements
I ST A TR Tli m trp i
Party Compliments I Camp Fire Girls
Nampa Couple ! Meet Last Night j-Vr Z
Thi Women's T'orelun Mission
ary society of the Methodist epis
copal church will meet Wednesday
Mr. ami Mrs. Linden litpln
newiyweds of layt Thursday eve.
niuf? at Niiuipa, who are jfuesls-of
her sister. Mis. Jim KltXKorald this
week, were complimented Sunday
evening at a delightful, dinner with
covers for eighteen, at the I'IU
gerald home on X avenue.
Sweet peas formed a pretty dec
oration, featured In a color scheme
of pale green. A beautiful gift wns
prcsenteil lo the -honored co iplo
following dinner. - " ' , ,
The bride, for rlv IMva Allen Is
I The llohciui Camp i'ire group
"met at the lllveria scnool la.sl eve.
nlng for their regular session, llnby
llllyanl and Hessie Whiteside both
told some very Interesting Indian
Hi o lies. - Kloronee Ore en was
chosen to servo at tho Camp Kl re
tell to be given nt Mrs, A. L. Itlch
ardson's Thursilay afternoon,
j All 'the members present receiv
ed their hea UU jind thrift charts.
Bridge-Luncheon
Event, of. Monday
, . vrr
inenry Wads
"Coming events
cast their
shadows before"
: iifJwS ' i in iiwiti
AVOID THAT
FUTURE SHADOW
By refraining from over-indulgence,
if you would maintain
the modern flguro of fashion
Women who prize the modern figure with its
subtle, seductive curves men who would keep
that trim, proper form, 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 cast their shad
ows before. Avoid that future shadow by avoid-
ing over-indulgence if you would maintain the
lithe, youthful, modern figure.
Lucky Strike the finest Cigarette a
man ever smoked made of the fin
est tobacco The Cream of the Crop
'MT'S TOASTED." Everyone knows that
heat purifies and so "TOASTING" not
only removes impurities but adds to
the flavor and improves the taste.
6
It's toa
Your Throat Protection against irritation acatnst cough.
Be 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 are
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 Dar.ce Orchestra, every Saturday night, over a coast-to-coast network of the N. B.C.
1930, The America Tobacco Co., Ufrl.
I
and lv avenue.' Questions from the
mystery box in I ho I'Vbruary
l'Ylend will ho used at this meet
liitf. The Clrando Hondo chapter -of.
t,he I laughters of the American
Involution will meet at ' 2::ttl
O'clock Wednesday afternoon with
Mrs. W. It. IMoUeiiH. There will be
U regular business ineetlnK. Miss
,label Morton will give u. hlstorlcul
sketch of the lire of General Leo.
'
1 HI tie Mountain rati ton No. 14
I auxiliary Is sponsoring a military
I bul) nt the . O,- O. p hall 'Mnrc)i;
12 ibevinnlnjr at i o'clock, Jnvltiu;
1 v.i.,l.ltt riil' brlitir,,.lmiit1tinn IVMH i
iv...,i i.v.i,h M.mdnv iiri.ira r.luli l'"""" avo heit sent nnd till Odd
.ut.Mf.i.iv.ein M,- .w,.n Mnu-ver . I'clltHVM nd " Kohekulis
; r,,J . .):., .", . hllhllu Iih'HaiI In
r.uncMeiHi uh Hitrvou at .s .
tiro, cor-
! :nttcml. t'nnl
) tables will he urrniiged 'for iho;e
play.(-Tlo t'nnton: is
j tho military orKanlxiuton df the (.
jti). O; K.. According . to 'present.
1" Bridge was ai diversion ul till ",U"M l,,,H co wm oe inane
home of Mrs. Sawyer with throe J "al event. ' . .
tables at plav. Mrs. J. K O'f'nnncll
-hostt'HS,
: i . ff,. ,j.l,irtf' ' tit .lit.; iru,rtisn At' Mi-h
M. 11 lioholine iilU tlecorntlm.s ) wI, W'N"
featuring shamrocks . and yellow
daffodils. In a St. Patricks llicm.
(received high honors with Mrs.
Charles 1 in vie winning consolation.
: Mrs. Charles Itoehnt nnd Mrs. r.
I L. Itatston were guests. Mrs.
lioehm receiving the gttest pit.e,
! '..
'jWakelitaBridge r
j Club Entertained
j Alu plea.su tjt afternoon of brldgij
tin; Wakellta HHdgo ctltb was en
tertained at lhc.honie ol Mrs. .lack
Oliver ycHle.rduy. with three, tablen
tit plav. Lilies and potlcd plants
formed attractive decorations. .
. l-irst pristo was won by ,' iVf r.'
f best or Kovlo.nnd second wfiil to
JUrs".. Jantos. .Otieal. Mt-H. l-'ranl;
jWyhlc received the gtiest awai'd.
j Tlie color Hehemo in tho' score.
. cumlfc nnd luncheon was In hnr-
fmOjiv with St. Patrick's day. Mrs..
chaster Kovltj will be hqsteHsvto
Mine club ne.xlw Momlay.
v .
i Entertain Class
! By Miss Stoddard
I
l The Sunday school class ol tho
' I're.sbvtei'lan church for business
:jglrj and students of the Normal
.sehofil. which, is taught bv Mrs.
Howard Hanscom,-was cnteiialncd
by .Miss Mildred . Stnddnrr) . last
. night.
Jillly games were enjoyed during
the evening and delicious rerrcsh
' ments served.
, Division A of tho Loyal Sisters
Aid of the .Christian 'church will
meet, with Mrs. Lloyd IMinly 'Wed
nesday nt If : :i o'clock.'
AND TOMORROW
Jhefird
ALL TALKING
Drama tf&rjir
MIC FOLT
LI LA LEE
RALPH GRiVEJ
OFRANKHCAPRA
" prottuerion;
:. jl; ...... ..;..',. :
The supreme all-talking drama of the air
with a love theme that will reach right in
to your heart. ' ' '
ceetiocao
.: A 'nnuanllc .hive story
si't1 against tlntiily; ;tilr
iiiaitncuvivs 'S-s?
I
Many, Bargains Listed on Want Ad Page j
j Division C Meets
At Allen Home
Division C or the T.ovnl Hlsters
Aid ot the (iiri.stian church mi
last night at the homo of Mrs. Art
I Allen on Adams avenue with about
111 members present. The program
w hich the society has planned con
sisting of skils and musical num
bers, will be prom-nted March 2R
in the church,
A banquet ( )(. Henvd by this
A quality you,
would want if
you knew all
of the facts
Umett
MS
no.
Coffee flavor is the most sensitive
thing that enters your kitchen
easy to go wrong. Try to make
cheap coffee and good coffee on
successive mornings week after
week. How good will your good
coffee be? And it is far more dif
ficult in blending and roasting
coffee. There is only one place
where only good coffee is made
the Schilling roasting rooms. No
cheap blends no 2nd or 3rd
grades arc ever found there. The
finest things usually come from
those who make fine things only.
Schilling
A.
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OPEN HOUSE
at THE
LITTLE SHOP
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X
WEDNESDAY Jig p m.
We will open our doors tomorrow evening for the first
time in La Grande. We sincerely hope that you will
honor us with your presence . . . no goods will be sold
come in and see Spring's Newest and Loveliest...
Coats, Suits, Dresses and Millinery.
THE
LITTLE SHOP
201 DEPOT ST.
LA OR A NDE, ORE. VAL JENSEN