La Grande evening observer., April 17, 1930, Page 3, Image 3

Thursday, April 1?, 1930
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
Pape Thretr
1 j SCXDD Q"y tal IE WJT
Charming Recital r .
Given Tuesday In
La Grande Hotel
. M but
i-nfpii
Ihs Alildred Spencer wns pres-
in recital by her teacher.
AIM. l.eo KeynoidN, Tuesday eve
ning at .the 1-a Grandr hotel ball
room, assisted by. ; lisn Myrna
Ward, reader, and' 'Mrrt. 'Ueortfc
ItutitiiiKtoit t'urivy, contralto.
The-recti a I, which was nitendi-d
by jihout -U0 peiMMis, ranks as one
off'tho" finest of the .sen. son, with
tho musicians presenting many dif
iieulL number! very ably. The
selections were followed hy ipor-.
ous applausi and numeroun encore
n it m hei-fi weror (flven. ' '
The brilliant and entertaining
pmfrrnni was opened by "Sonai i
Op. Ill.t So. 8" by Keethove.fi, In
-whjch iliss Spencer displayed rc
inurkiible talent and skill in her
technique and her Unowli'dffe'of the
lnntrmne.nl. This was, hev. heaviest
number and was tfreiitly apprecia
M h.th0Ne prcm-nl. ,. ;
Miss tVarl added a .'dramatic
touch', to: tho- program witli her
'iypny Flower Ulrl." Hhe .appeared
in tiiishftriiihiK rending in nn'nt
tiactive Gypsy costume.,-. . ,
Mrs. riimy,.vho has one' of the
inosl -outstanding eoiiiralto voices
in J .a (Jrnndo, sung wllh umuxing
power - and. her vmiPidnntthlp w;is
apparent. Applause was not stilled
until she consented tq Rive encore
numbers. Her selections were
"Song of the Hoiil' by OreM. '-IVho
Known'? byXtlekles ami "The Krotf
KioiV (lullaby" by Mellhlc.
'.Miss Spaiicer'A-seennd and third
groups Vere equally well preserved,
anil tlje last number in the, second
group was exceptionally good. .She.
presented "Lovo Song" by Joseph
Huky. "Alnslc Hox" by Undow and
"iVightingale" by Jjstt - and then
"Chimes of Saint Patricks" by
Vhithorma nnd "Kgenia" by Kroc-
ger. - :' - . ' . . ; .,. : .
The dmllroom stnge was very nl
tractlvely decorated . with . flowers
add ferns, giving the room a pleas
ant atmosphere of springtime. .
',
Party Compliments
;' Miss Lillie Darby
Jn compliment to Miss Ullin Oar
by, of Klamath Kails, who Ih vis
lting,hor istfiy Miss Kdith Darby,
the, MCastor'n Oregon Normal
fhildrens Colds
W a . Cheeked without
school, .Miss iarby. Mis Hazel Ilea
ana .Miss iuia ornce Allen were
hoittesses at bridge last evening tti
the gold room of the , Crandu
hotel!
. Wye tables of cards were at play
with Miss leim Koley winning hon
hore for high tally. Second award
i was presented to Miss Mabel J'oty.
KI rs. M a rk J enk ins meet ved con -1
solution prize. I KTorullons wore
in a color Hchenie of yellow nnd
gol featuring tulips,
i Miss Darby, musie supervisor of
' the public. Hchools at Klamath
j Kails, will spend the week here.
jSho accompanied Air. and Mrs. Karl
j Ucynolds on, their Journey to l.n
Grande.
Mrs. Reynolds Is .
. Guest at Luncheon
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i riiruvp It'coraiions wore In iin
l-Iiisler Ihpjmv .liumy.iHrcwIiuu'nlj(
wvre aiTVfd. -
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Mrs. Victor Eckley
Entertains Club
( to co-ope rale In ma King this an
outstanding evening of -the year, j
Social Enjoyed By j
Circle Members!
delicious refreshment were served 1 1
at the close of-the tocln! hours.
' The next meeting will he with
Mrs. l'utiiian Veek at 15()i V ave-
Alrs. I.ee IteynoIdH was hostess
at an informul luncheon yester
day at 1 o'clock In the afrernnon
at the Saenjnwca Inn compliment
ing Mrs. Karl ( Ueyuohts, who is
visiting here fr6in Kldmath Kails.
..Following the luncheon the I -I
guests went lo Mrs. Keynolds borne
on S. avenue where they enjoyed
j an afternoon of sewing. .
; Luncheon Club In
I Delightful Event
j V Mr. Crovep Cltilumett was host-
ess to her luncheon club Tuesday
I afternoon at a delightful afternoon
: at her liome. luncheon was serv
;.ed at noon with covers laid for sis.
Those present were: Mrs. riyde
Hunting, Mrs. llaskU Andrew:!,
j Mrs. Lylo Kiddle, Mrs. Orson
! Itrftndt nnll Mrs. Claude Lynch.
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; Mrs. Milo Smith
Hostess to Club
Checked without
"dosing." Rub on
0Vf:R MfLLlON JARS USED YEARLY ,
Mrs. Mllo SniHh was hostess to
the K. 'A. club Monday afternoon
at her home on Adams avenue
with two tables at play. Mrs, J. P.
Caldwell -won the club prize tori
high tally. Dainty refreshments1
Vere served later. in the arternoon.
The next meeting will be with
.Mrs. John OreuMch April 2S.
Safeway. Club In
i Enjoyable Meeting 1
Mrs, H: .11. Htindall was hostess'
to : the Kafewnj' club Tuesday af-
ternoony-at her home with two!
-tables' at. play. - Mrs. S. K. '.Head,'
Mr; , J. A.' Coleman, Mrs. K. A,
Hudolph -'and Mrs, L, ('. Warner,
of Junker, Were present from out
of. town. Mrs. CharU-s Miller was
a guest. ,
Honors at pinochle were won by
Mrs. Head and Mrs. Coleman. At-
Mrs. -Victor Kckley. assisted by
Mrs. Karl Dial, wns hostess to
about t5 members of the I'arkdfite
club Wednesday at. her home. The
aflcrnotm was spent In pleasant
social hours. The rooms were at
tractive with hou(Uett- of daffo
dils. Jjiter dainty refreshments
were served..
The next meeting will be with
.Mrs. Kd Mnlle.y April 3i.
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Plan To Present '
Program at Union
The I'nst Matrons club met last
night at the Masonic parlors wllh
Mrs. It. I-'. Tyler and Mrs. K." I1'.
Heassler - hostesses witli, about
twenty members nresetit.
Kollowtng a business meeting n
social hour was enjoyed. The club
will present part of the program a.
Union. May l;-t, when the work, as
It wns fin years ago, will be' ex
emplified, j ijf
Dainty refreshments were Served
later In the evening. .
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Loyal Sisters Aid ,
Meets Wednesday
The l.oyal Sisters Aid of the
Christian church met yesterday af
ternoon at the home ol Mrs. Wal
ter Price on Konrih street. About
in were In attendance.
Mrs. Uose Kdlson led -the devo
tional and the president, Mrs. Har
ry Sandox, conducted the business
session. it'
Refreshments, suggestive of
Kaster, W(-rc served hy the hostess
who was assisted by Mrs. San doit,
Mrs. (Jcorge Anderson, Mrs. I. K.
Weeks and Mrs. Joe Snodgrass. .
Next month the society will
meet With Mrs. Arno Voelz in May
l'ark.
St. Mary's Altar
Society in Meeting
Toe Kr, Xlary's A!t;;r society met
yesterday at (he home of Mrs. Wil
liam j. AJlcn for a pleasant after
noon of social hours. Delicious re
freshments were served. Potted
plants were attractively nrrahged
about the home.
; Twenty-five members were pres
ent at the meeting of the Supreme
Korest Woodman circle Hlue Mou--tain
tJroiip.Xo. '21 .Monday night
' at the Kagles halt when a social
was enjoyed with the P. Wt I.. A.
tH guests.
Miss (Daisy NVwkirk land Mr.
Hates presented an entertaining
play. I Milnty refreshments we re
served later in the evening. A
benefit program is being planned
for the near future to raise funds
for the new home for aged mem
bers to be dedicated June 2, 20
ami '21 at Sherman. Texas.
Supper, Invitation
Feature Evening
I Kollowingu delightful potluck
s.tpper members of the Crystal Ite
bekah lodge held Initiation last
night at their weekly meeting In
(the Odd Kellows hall with a large
.-number In attendance. Mrs. Klvn
''Plerson was initiated into member
ship. .
Announcement was made of thn
district asxoclatlon meeting at Cove,
.April SO at 'fi o'clock. 1 Tlie annl
j versa ry entertainment of the Odd
KelUnv and Kehekuh lodges will
take place next Wednesday evo-
ning. 7
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.Auxiliary Members
I In Social Session
Announcements
D STATE Theatre
Children's Nig'ht'V
- Is Being Planned
l-lope Chapter, No. 1:1 of the
Order of Kastern Star Is phulning
a "Children's Night" for Wednes
day, April 24. Plans are being
made -for their entertainment while
a brief chapter meeting, engages
the parents. Kollowlng this "ft pro
gram will be given lt."onr guests."
Ah it is Impossihln to know of all
Kastern Star children and their
special accomplishments, the social
chairman will appreciate,! ny In
formation. All members are urged
1 A pleasant evening was enjoyed
by the Ladles Auxiliary of the It.
i of It. T. Monday evening at the
i Kagtes hall, l-'bl lowing the meet
ing a social hour was observed
with cards as a diversion. Mrs.
. Ocorgc Kennedy, Mrs. K. C. Cough.
lenowei and Mrs. C J. Wablroff
I were in charge.
I Three tables were at play with
Mrs. Jack Hiittt winning first hon
; ors- at bridge and Mrs. Jack Mc
; Ohenn winning consolation. The
award for pinochle honors was
: presented to Mrs. George Kox. first
and Mrs. William K. Denny re
ceived consolation.
; In observance or Mrs. Kennedy's
birthday a handkerchief shower
: was presented in her honor. Keat
.urlng the refreshments or an Kas
ter theme was a birthday cake dec
j orated with pink candles.
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Good Will Club
. Is Entertained
) The Missionary society of the
ltaptlst church wilt meet Kriday
afternoon at 2 o'clock nt the home
of M rs. C. W. Chandler, 200S Third
street. Mrs.; II. A. Kox will be
leader and subject will be "The
Melting. Pot." taken from the study
hook, "Ocean to Ocean." Mrs. Per
kins who Is a returned missionary
from India will speuk to the society
for 'i .fe.w minutes.
'
Iltlue Mountnin anton No. I -I
and auxiliary arc giving a military
.ball Saturday utght. April 1!) in the
: Oilt Kellows temple. Alt Odd Kel
lows and lteheknhs are Invited to
attend. Cheveliers and auxllliy-ies
' fiom tinker and Pendleton are ex
pected to he present, l.lndsey's or
chestra will furnish the music.
Cheveliers ami ladles nrc requested
to wear their uniforms,
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The Greenwood Parent-Tenehcr
association will meetKriday after
noon at a : :J o o'clock In the school.
Kleetion of officers and an Import
ant business meeting will1 he hold.;
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' .The Women of the Mooseheart
Legion wlll.me't Krltlay evening In.
a business session at 7:;I0 o'clock.
'In the Moose hall. 1 .
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The high school girls Missionary
poelety of the Methodist church
will meet, tomorrow. Kriday eve?
iitng, at the home of Miss Gene
vieve Adler 'hear l.a Grande. A pot
luck supper will be served at sis
o'clock to be followed b ythe reg
ular meeting. If needing convey-
.ance meet at -Miss Morton's npurr
inent not later than 5:4ft o'clock. .
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The "Klveria Parent-Teacher
meeting hits, been postponed tint' I
Kriday, April 15, will be held at
. the I .une chapel.
The Good Will club of Iho Wn-
j men's Ucllef Corps met Tmtsdny
fnfternoou at the home' of Mrs.
Nancy llnxdshnw on Cove avenue.
Mrs. Krances Plank, resident, was
jln chnrgo during tlie business seh-;
sloh. , - - -
! , Plans were discussed for the
'quilting to be held Saturday at the
i-K. P. hall. Ten mem be in and two
'visitors were present.
Mrs. Ilradshaw was presented
with a dainty handkerchief shower.
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
MBMY D. MEYEfl
NAT.CORDISM
A 1
X Y ThK ilNOING .DANCING
THE WliW
mm a vnJ mil' FOPVIASTORY BY
tfnsjrl-H A II a W
x3fk A': mi nft .
(&H HKHT
WITH
BETtV (OMP
LAST TIMES TODAY
"UNHOLY NIGHT"
EASTER
TIME
IS
Flower Time
Everywhere
Remember your friends far and
near with a choice Easter Lily
priced from
$1.00 to $3.00
To fit your needs.
CHOICEST OF BLOOMS
A home-grown Lily for every home.
Potted Fuschias, Roses, Hydrangaes,
Martha Washington Geraniums,
Cinerarias and Ferns.
Cabbage, Cauliflower, Pansy, Snap
dragons and Stock Plants Now Ready
at Our Greenhouses.
A large assortment of Bedding Plants
and Porch Box Plants will be ready
when danger of frost is past.
J 11 5V2 Adams
or is is
Phone M-U
Royal Joke Is
Causing Smiles
Among Spaniards
. KKVlU.l'V Spain : (AT) Span- ;
lai(ls titered today at the pik
played by their sovereign. King'
Alfonso XI I F, upon the . Duke of i
Spoleto, youthful nephew1 -Of the J
llng oi' Italy,- who,, rumor has It,
s(io,n, will becuin'e engaged, lo the;
' Ilil'anta, HealiiA Alfonso.'s eldest :
' daughter,," ; ; j
In the. presence of the Infantfi
.' Heatri. and the other members ot
.tlie royal family King Alt'ontfo led
'the young man to -r trick bench. In
the palace gardens- of. Alcarzar,
where the family and .their, suite
are remaining during holy week. - t
The duke was Invited to sit on,
(he bench and did so. his weight j
releasing a spring which controHed 1
. a concealed fountain. lie was,
. drenched with the water from the;
(Fpray. while King Alfonso, the In-j
'Tanta. the duke's mother, the Pitch-
es. nf Auntn all laughed inecrltly.
'Kven I he discomforted duke,
brushing water from his eyes and
trying to wring out his waterlog
ged clothes, grin lied with the rest
nml made light of the Incident.
Kim; Alfonso Is 4:i years old, and
tlie lnke ir HO. IVhiCess Heatrlz
will be '1 1 on June 22.
I'l leuds of the royal rntully con
sidered that the prank Indicated
tho extent to which Prlneo Aylmm,
h: the duke Is also known, has won
the estcern and affection of tho
Spanish monarch. . In some ifiiar
teii: it lent additional eredcuco to
pc; slsleut reports of a romance
between the infanta ami the Italian.
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Young Fashionables Must
Be Weil-Dressed Too!
' Values .
That Mean
Savings
OrTSTAJMMi nl.
lltH III tllO Slltltl-tCM
sin-inu' -rtiHiii-ms rn
Kills mini a (i i". a
liMW untl illvfrslrit'il
t-nlliTlfiiil ri-um uhli'll
till limy t-hofist tlH-ir
sin-Ins:- w a r il r ti h p s.
iiuu-ilv. ('oiioinlciilly.
IV will he a print summer
tor tiny girls and the lYork
skctcheif Im an exumplc of the
ndornble styles, wo oiUir. Ol
hallstcs with; Kmall design
bloomers to mutch, it-to U.
IlKe. Tot's coat, spring slmden
i to n ' .
3.98 to 5.98-v
- . Tim . rlftht XiirlnR llut j '
'"., '. ;l iin' ltiiHrlitiit iih Iho-'
: I'lotltp. : Th 'Urn iil!- 1
1 ' , luWd iliv' .-prlrM Slit' ti
... ':,'.. 08.,-
to
Junior , misses, hojiIh of
VttnouH foloi'fc' to 20
Junioi' misiaei ckpe dies of printed silk asuolM '
colors and plain, - O A f to n nn
s to 20 : . OAV V .V3.
Wttth Krok .v.--. ; -. . -t . nr
14 to .42 i.i:.t,:;Cu.:.l.L...Xqu!; v
Boy's Wash Suits : : '
Na)IR"irWS DDIDIDy "IHIP
Ambulance planes are being
used in the Sahara desert fr Invalids.
Polar Regions
U.S. Can Claim
May Hide Riches
WASHINGTON (AI1) An area
equal to about o'le-sixteenlh of tlie
t'nlted . States Is represented In
the glacier-studded stretche bf
Antarctica that e.xpbiratlons of
Hear Admiral ltyfd made possible
for this country to claim.
Ocographers Hay that 11 will , re
nulre more evploratlon to de
termine the economic vntuo of
POHTLAXI CAHir.v . 2
POilTI.ANl. Ore.. Apr; it (APi
-Mfrish wheat: Htg Bend blilPHtetifi
hard white $1.19.
rfof't Wliftn i J .OS. ' y
' Western wliUo .$li0S.
.' Hard. winter ?t.0G.
Northern frprlng $l.0C.
AVPstern red f 1.00.
Ne w Way To
Improve Skin
BOSTON1ANS
FINE FOOTWEAR FOR MEN
r; -'(, i r-'
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A new idea and a smart
one for style-wise feet
This month the Saturday Evaning Post and
American Magazine will show to over five
millions of America's well dressed men, the
new season's smartest style note in shoes for
men.
It's the Bostonian "Avenue." You will find
it featured in our window this week.
em. hi ma4Irerrr
! Mario Hyrd Limil ih It in iiptt-'. lyi
poi'H8lblo..''to toll wlitithoi4.' Oio ' U'f
IcovPMni? ttllH. toriilory teM nn Innil
ori wntor.;' ,, ;',:'jV.
i '. Honoath the -i-iikkmI...: l(;o,, . Hhoet
'Ovi'f wllfcii pPllKllllIK Rtiuid (fllllMI
they ioliit'oiit.'ilrrr iriiiy -tao. Innil
j llioy linvo .Ao''!A'vldn to 'nuiiort
1 tlllK HiitpOHltlon. i 'r . -'
I I'OHllilllt'y. of imrlH. nt ,li'ilB .lpr
! rltury provlillnir wlinHnir - Hanm:ti)f
iiuntlne tho. laiwkt ; mtimriiiils up?
jpral-H .vory. 8(roiiK; ', WhivllliR llUH
i.fcpwt Mrrlriivefi in tfic; itoHs rfi-u
iirlent.-.wlilo:l.lr'-rftifbj.v, :n9 : wonderlul-dldceve'iy. In tho Hpvt
ia-ii ttiid nmoiUiM-.tO u.lifi.iiort'lo,"" Kivnoh -procran .which itlVM-MBtW
liidliHlry .-lth,tt:ftHii j? nll.tnKori rxj-otiO Fnce 1'ow.lcr lt uhparat
jyt'iiuly l-puchlnit. Hilpdrvdmof tliuiiH-; Mea smnnihiiiiaM and ihKm' lt.'Uv
. andn of (lollur ; ,.jr, i jon ioiiKoi-. ,Tlio.- purMt . pnwlir
I. :. tiiiKjiltu ' jVetHr-r-.i.', ullwbvcr (' ' of jmttdo lis color rated. Novpf etvi
liirBrir afonil tint tthpf Wiiilircllivpnnri n pnxty or rinky :lnokl Will ' fiot
llncpt hy - pxploiiuk' iKroiiiH,;Uinltii,!mnnrt tho nkln oi- ppIiukp the nern).
Aiti'pVln'n'n-. ufiHpli'fd,'- -rrftrt; h" CIIvph u youthful bloom.-'. Itomtin
boon 'jiuitdal-'ta '-elnlAt Hip: U'ri;iuiry lliut-t(i nn!- t BMJfWToMi
fiiivtlio llnltpil a,Liap.i--'Mnny.HboB-IruKH, Inc.' .!... ...:--Adr.
lnpil(irH . h0ir til (1,1 .'tio rt'ui8tl6ri .nP , ''. . ' "' ' ' r -
nihil pniiHtltitti!f. HOVOtvlKHty Hi l no.
Aiilai'clle him.npf.or bPl'ir (lucldf-rt. I
Homo Iellv,".t1int mnl- dicivpy
without itotU(t PtllPiripnt Mops not i
pprinlt A plalni,. - !
pi...!' i......: Tf....i.... .1.1... .... !
rpfnry of mat.- .l.l In JM..thm j Kw,rtH r(. roppVtIl of an nrftoz.
,t ,n u,B ,:m , , in, ; , tht pp(iptlP Ktlttfl
A Way to Stop
Attacks of Fits
meni of Htate that (he discovery of
binds nnkOwn to clvlltjmtlort, even i
when coupled wlfh a formal takliiK
I of possession, does not support u
(valid claim of novereiRrity unlefii
the discovery Is followed by an
acliml settlement pf the discovered
country."
No country ffeojrra pliers nay, has
j has proved successful In stopping
their attacks. H. f-cpso, Apt. 62.
Island Ave., Milwaukee, Wis., hu
been Hiipplytn sufferers with thU
treatmient. He now wlHma . to
reach nil those who have not been,
helped and to do so 1m making the
Mm rtlfnt,' offer of n eneroun treot
merit free to nil stiffererR. Anyopte
a permanent population anywhere j afflicted should write tut thin freft
In tho antarctic. j treatment nt otlco, fslvlmx ftK. Adv.
CONTAGIOUS FOOT DISEASE -ji
I 1 ATTACKS MILLIONS -WATCH OUT
You May Have It
An IiMciik' I tcli U iff unit Itunilug
t'nder and Uetwci'ii lUu 'Uhjh
'Often ftprwuh Tti SkIch of
I Vol Mkln 'ltrviikN
Hint IHMctk
Slop Infection
Before It Spreads
took nt yo;jr feet tonlKht and
e.ipeclully under and between torn,
Thn United Hinnfl Puhlla Hciilth
Hervicc nmcrt In ft recent bulletin
that ut leuHt one half of all udullfl
suffer from It at times .
And hear In mind It Iff no dlneune
to trifle with for many of iin vlc
tima have hern d liw.nl ed for weck
Usually thR skin cracks it hlis
ters when lh Mister lrtuhn there
in often an ooziiiff of liquid.
ir not euiiKht in time tho dlntp
usually HpreadH alonff the sole ond
ldes of tho foot the Hkln redden
and hiny peel off.
CAUTION: The dlHeae n In
fec.tlotiR Romeone; in your own
home may huvo It (find out to
night). Hi-ware of batnmatu, eUhor
at home or In hotel use a news
paper lt nnfer. Wear your own
Mll-pp'TH und walk as little a pos
slide In your hare feet,
TREATMENT: Attr bath.
tnx the feet apply Moono' Emer
ald Oil Kncrounly, not only under
unrl between tho toes but Over tho
bottom and side of foot. Thlg pqw
erful oil unolhef and penetrateK
MopR thr Itch In nnd checks tho
i growth of the Kerm.i. -
J I'harmaeljitH ever'where In Am
' erica dispense Moone's FlmeruM
: Oil u bottle lusts a long time.
I AdV.
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