La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 30, 1930, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextWednesday, April 30, lDliO LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Pae Three (DCD ETfy "NEWJTjl Miss Foley Speaks A Meeting of The Neighborhood Club MIkh I.na A. Ku.ey, of tliu Kast crn Oregon Normal school, Hiok .Oh tin "Utile TtiMiter Alavwiifnt find Community Diamatiifl" at ih iiieth)K of tlio I -a Uniinh- Neish-hot-huoil club Tuesday itftt'rnoo.i at the. .La Grande hotel. Hhe mention ed tin- prtHcnt HtulUK of the little theater hovin.ir many rud-ial rhunRCs since tho movement betfun. Who ulso .stated tliut llu' "talkies' worn not i ho all-inelu.sivc reason for this, but rather a rebirth of legitimate drama, through univer sity, rollout, school anil eoiiw munlly productions This has built up it new mirl deeidedly widespread theatrical system whieh some lead ers hope will eventually Income ti national orwi nidation. Miss Foley pointed out the advantage of such an ussoeiutlon. She also explained the aetivities of the principal little theater KnaipH In A me Hen (and be ginning; in Kurupe); then of the outstanding exponents of this work Aim. Alfred Itichurrison. The an nual meeting tit which election ami installation or officers will take place will he May 27 Of the com mittee activities tut outstanding on, is the annual flower show which will complete tho Neighborhood! club year. Vnlse Warde-Stcphens Jean' Davlea setV'7::7.MrtdV Hoy Poery Story or u Mouse from "Alice in - Wonderland" L-Vunk l.ynes Frances Alexander t Komnncc ltolcrt Franz April, My Apr'l . ! Harold Vincent MilliBan j Mrs. O. fc Mcl'hfrson Pidanaise Kdward MucUowell ' Jean MeKennon Mrs. H. K. O'Brien :A. 0. T. Club Meets At Reynolds Home l,.t,.l....-u nf til. A O T rlnti Hostess at Bridge "-'wis .- Mrs. j. k. iu juokks j l:mi I'vrnlnjf at her Inline on Src- 1 Tho first-or ll clolmlitMl "'Hi sli ' i-I " ilh two mblfs of hrl.lir.- or t l,ri,lK.--l.icl.l-o1,.s took lu t llay. Smii.R flowers wen- uk.-.I wslonlay at tho homo of .lrfl. H lh" dworullw hp helm k, O'HHen on O avo,, I-neh-! J"" - ' eon was served at I o clock with."""" w spring flowers attractively arraug oil as decoration. A .-.I.rlit tnlilnv it i-rn til cttli Mini W.iltr-i Wt:itr win. i niii? first honors and Mrs. William StiI, s. -M" Ja; m Heuirltan receiving second. J , TT I Dinner In Honor Rosenthal-Wexel . . j ., . of Mrs. Halley Wedding April ill, pl-lzi was jm'Hi'ntcd to .Mrn. v 111 .Mrlionulil. Dainty nrresnmoiiis ' wpjv served folluuinir curils. The next 'meeting ..ill he with ami ilrs. lioliert Miller. assistant haitesses. AH .members nro. lirK(l tb attend ' I'huliter 1 of V. K. O. will meet for a 1 o'ei.fek lunelieon Kri.luy at the home of Mrs. U. I. Shoemak er ut Khtin with Mrs. L. Dcnlmm and Mrs. jntruh Hrownell as assist ant hostesses. Mrs. William Mil ler will havu chui-R-o of the pro Ki'ain. A soelal afternoon will bo enjoy ed by the 1.. S. of H. of l V. and K. Irriday ariernoon at 2 o'.ioek at tho home of Mrs. S. G foleman with Mrs. Art WeaKle axslslant hostew. ' G, 1. A. of H. of 1.. K. will meet In lesular session Thursday after noon at 2 o'clock in the K. 1'. 11 1". " Tin) lesular meeting of the Willow rarent-Toaeher asnoeiatloii has been postponed until Kriday. May 9, tho day of the annual art exhibit, when the association will 1 hold lis annual silver tea. ill with Jironclillls. , WnshjuKUinHousu VnfscH W.lil- I'iirolKH j lluchurest Newspaper Cuventul ' Havana Cnpone arrives for ya -. ..I.oniloll , IMlty .Mail illKpnuii , W1VH Carol has broken with Mme. ration with seven persons. lllchl.L I'anVson 1.111 " ti BUtlior'lx'enwiUdrmrKhylii'V1 Ihisii' rteed'-fo"' vM-'V lVpi'iiVi': !uul ' Ve lion of federal vetenins' ayeneles. I itoiv. t - i.illi filucess Helen. i 1 ' " 1 i l j i i ij i T "ST n undreds of tliOTsaiids ... ' ....I I. ! Mi-u j roniimmiMiuiiK ner niuimi, ..t.... -The wedding f Miss Carolyn K I- Hulloy , her blrtljjlay an TinHonihni nnd Alivn Svlvan Wexel nivers:try. Miss Kdna Halh in Institutmns of higher learning v,lls 8ol0Ilinlw.(l at hlffh ,, at t,e ilt 'hr.nlnr,' one o cloc k Mlss.Koley closed with n brief i Sir Kranc0iS nikn hol(.i ln Sin dinner Kunday at the country home analysis of the activities of the imnrist.0 0n April n, according . r ht'r I'"h. A lovely cluster of drama deparintent of the normal jtQ w0l.(1 ref.,.iVed here. -pink roses and tweet peas was tm school and an outline of what tho i , ,. t , ... , ' centerideee with irrern tapers In V.. Pinl; holders at either side, v low . ... ... . ..... i.n.iiu iMinnired nhout the rooms. Covers were It use present were: by this Inspirational address that 1 they, wore heard iiuestioninur tho . courses and little theater groups, j M ins Koley was Introduced by Mrs. iMuald J'aKtie, slate drama chair man. Another Interesting' fi-uturc or the program "was u series of talki by ineiubers, nb limited to disciiH : sion, of whether or not to bulla a clubhotiHe, but brought out a lui'Ke mi i it be r of constructive pro trrams of netlvlty for next year., .Mrs. J. F. Uavonscroft Informally announced her speakers. The-of for Iuks were practical and cnthuftlas ticully received. . " .'"(. Mrs. It. 12. " WestenhavVu. . Mrs. Hubert Kali in, Mrs. Turner Oliver, Mrs.' I-'. 1, Meyers and Miss Mar Karet Anson wore amon those who Hpoke. Due to the intense Interest of the dub members In this discus sion and the luck of time, all the speakers were not able lo con tribute to tho discussion itiul it will be continued at I lie annual meeting. May 27. , An artistic Ki'oup of solos were presented by Alfred Meyers. "l-onK-Iuk" sunn In French was followed by a Nejjro spiritual selection. Thoimh Mr. Meyers had prepareti another encore ho delighted club members with a number front "My Maryland" entitled "Your Land und My Land." During the business session, Mrs. II. G. .Smith, chuirnian of the Ore gon Trail beautiful committee, told 'of tho 'illtfhway Clean-up Day," May 10, fur which the committee is planning special. activities. The following committee to re vis,, the Iiy-lawR and constitution niie Kobhlns, Mrs. Sherwoou Wil liams, Mrs. l.ydia Grundy. Mm. Kl leit 11. Crosw and Hie honor Jruest department is acromplishtmr. Sev- raiu-.u ... : j gown of copper color luce ui i. if iiiriunem were riiuiiinin i ... , . , .1.. 1 mateiiiug uat anu ucci-Miuifii, 11. m a corsage uuu.n.ei. " placed for six. Those present were spiaker us to possibilities of drama I ' 1,0 'f , ln Mrs. Klizalieth Donnelly. .Mrs, .m mer, of I.a Grande, Ore. Miss Som mer wore a lace gown In l.itlo blue matching accessories and also car ried orchids. ttt m TT The vows were made before an VV J. 1. U. V-'IllCX improvised altar In the :Golhic' ;: "Will COTTie Hei'e room of the hotel. The altar was" : ' . TV v;. banked with myriads of sprlngj -; . --''j:' ' , . flowers and flanked on tho iles -) MaMs, fV the '. with tall candle-llke ' torchors: 'Molley ;oH ort Vm Itabhl Melbourne Harris ! perfnriu- , of ihe 'omen's Ch. - .stla, npe. oil. The ceremony. ." ' ao.v 11,11,111 ." . . Mrs. Bingaman Is j . . i1. ... .. ..t lit., ini-n lllliuil The coup o went south on tholr . ' ut : , honlL. .,'. U,o. presl honeymoon and upon their return 111 y , . , will resid,, at 3330 Geary street, 11 Kan' 1- rancisco I A. basket Innchoon Is beinff plan- ' . . . " neri precedins a social afternoon and iirOBrani. If it is possible for Mrs. Jolley lo attend on cvenliiii Ul-r,n o T5v.i'1rrQ session, she will Rive her niosnK llUSl.COO.ai, "ll"S,, ,,, ,-nion Wednesday evenini; 1 i If. not, she will speak durlllK the At a pieasani .uiernoon oi urius.-, ..,,,...,, Mrs. Charles Hi.ilBaman was host-, yi.Mn MrH j0(,y WIH go ess at her Homo yesiernay wun omarlo Uiu join Dr. I .on Hutch three tables at play. 1 he rooms nationul tenuieraneo lecture from California. On their way to Portland they will slop hero hun Over Night News lly the AsNOciutcd l'rcss Domosilc 1 Kivlewood. N. J. Ambassador Morrow awribes success of naval parley In great measure to Stliu son. - Columbus Seven condemned men removed frcni penitentiary to .lly jail after ultempt to escape. Guardsmen build tuirbed wire stockade to hold revoltors during repair?. . 1 Chattanooga, Tenn. Vlcker sltani says disepntcnt with laws Is less marked than discontent with system of ndm.1nlstoriiit; Jus'tiee.- Cleveland Newton P. .linker iTX. lf! OOOOOOOOQOOOOOOOOO- oooooooooooooooooo, "This is oooooooooooooooooo i ' FJIIGIDAIRE is sold with a definite GUARANTEE backed by . General Motors And still more Important to you as a purchaser Is the fact that year after year FrijiJairc continues to $ivc satUfaction lonu after the p.uaranteo hag cxplreil.. If service should he required it is rendered instantly and without . removing the machine from the premises. GOOD TEETH MUST HAVE vitamins: AND MINERALS Foods Should Be Eaten Reg ularly That Are Rich in Vitamins "C" and "D" Ics.se Rosenbnum Elcc. New Foley Bid";. F,. 0. L. & P. Co. My Busy ooooooc Day" oooooooooooooooooo OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO! When you-jive rush-f ed with business de-' hiands or social and:. organization work p wheii you have hist a' few nunutes for lunch ' and can't bother with taking1 an hour - at;" home i Then the Sacajawea Coffee Shop is the ideal place to stop for a bite of lunch some-., thing: cool and light at" the fountain a dainty'; sandwich and rich cof fee ; an (appetizing, salad. You'll aet'deli-;. cious food and prompt,! courteous service. rt with prices on a mod.; erate level. : ' .' V;p:. ':; -v. r x oooooooooooooooooo Sacajawea . Inn 1 oooooooooooooooooo ; 'POINTS THH WATi TO' ..iiiorrnii TiiiNUK.': oooooooooooooooooo' oooooooooooooooooo Willi worn prouily ari-miKCil wltli varied rnlnri'.l tllllns It lift lilacs. HunorH for hlith kooiv wore .von Mlly is. when lr. Huu-lions I tribute to promoting good teeth and ly .Mrs. J K. O'foniii-U. Mia. W. will h'cf.iro nl one of tin' churclia. cjums. S. Uurer ri'O'lveil conwilatlon ; Vitamins, niiiicrals and rough age, as supplied .by the buluneed diet, directly and indireetly con- Horvcl nrtirlns the clow i of ...th, UOmmittee lVldiiefa Plans For Dinner Student Recital Foods should be eaten regularly that abound in Vitamins "C" and "D." These include tomatoes, fresh peas, raw cabbage, spinach, lettuce; citrus fruits, raspberries, peaches, Klna! arranKi'immm: Vdr the an nrrt'v. o TTftfnV f "' t'iMt of tho.Y. w: A. 'apples; eggs, butter and whole milk. IjrlVcll ell nULtrl ......, lairuii nt'. the coinmluri. . . ,, , , , ,. . . , , . , i. ... ,. ! In preparing these foods for tho inoeunK lam. iiini, .. . - "I'lu- IlerlliiKO Wo- j The atmlont recital pivmnti'il liy porli il that' iiiiln a number, "f piili'.ls of Mm. Oem-Kv llirnie' in t(.u,is A.ere being sold. The ban linlh voice and piano was well at- ',,u.l.vU1 lake place at r,:atl o'clock tended with ...langr . jtiunUsrpf,. Tunatliiy evenlnB. May, at the to. (ready for nexl years yearliooUs) i parents. iniwiiiio-iir.i.. (ilirmie iimei-iminiir iuuih. ., ,.,...ninl, ,h Mrs. Itoberl Kakili. ' present Tuisday evening 111 the jis:, Kiiu. 0x xilll give an ad- ,, Mslsled lv Mrs. lllen ballroom of tile I.a I, ramie Hotel. ',,,,. on Thoniiisnn and Mrs. I.. Delibai: Clianges will lie read at til liieetilll.. t..u 'p a M,.tv-intfv. is chair- The .! n,n,ni,... iii.niili.led loisololsls were well-received. l'"ol- hcUmis may get them fnim coin assisl the Camp h-lr,. alrls In rais- j lowing is the program: : ,itt..,. m. ini.ers at. Hie library o.' Ing money for camp this summer. Mermaids Song .3 till 'IW ,,., ciai-U-s l.-orlsts. where they oilier inemliers of this eommmec . lo.vn s iit may aiso pay n ...... .lean llenning ' Honing stones i j? sf a. Meeting On Alexander Maefadyen -Lv- j. , -n John Maepherson i ivionaav Jiivenuig ii 11. 1 i m i ii. .in in I 11 ll 1 1 1 11.10 11 Hetty Vogel On tho iyike ....I'-rediM-Ick Williams urieg hntel. im. ! .Many 01 ine niniiuvrs. i.iihii, men.' . . uiner niiuineis " eftithoso of tho more advanced pupils musical selections, both vncal nnd j showed arlistln training anil sum. instrumental. numbers of. the three vocal aiivoiio wishing (o purclinse are: Mrs. Thulium Walsinger, .Mrs. (,'hase Itohnenkanip, Mrs. Oscar Wainoeli. Mrs. I-. H. Appleby. Mrs. Merlin llatley, Mrs. ('. K. Ilapiier- selt, Mrs. 10. Kiddle and Mrs I'. S Moore. , Saturday, May 3 nn all-day eon ferenne of district No. r will he j Danco Caprice bcld In lViiilleton with I ho follow-I Martha MeKennon lug elected delegates from I.a Kcmiiem Mary Tunic Mrs. K. n a Carden table, sugar will make them much more appetizing. Add a dash of sugar to a pinch of salt in cooked vegetables. Follow the sa,me rule in making French dressing for the vegetables. Sweeten stewed fruits to taste. And there are many de licious pudding recipes tltat call for eggs, butter, milk and sug:ar. The balanced diet is much more taste-appealing if sugar is given its place--as a iiavor in desserts also jams and jellies. Most foods are more delicious with sugar. The Sugar Institute. Salter .Uisher (irandc: Mrs. .1. I.. Ingl VVestenhavcr. Miss Margaret ; Mima I'ooper Alison. Mrs. Turner Oliver. Mrs. II. i Snrlngilni,. Caprice Cirant-Scliafer C!. Smith, Mrs. K. D. Towler. Mrs. c. K. llapiiersetl, Mrs. I.lllie Al ston nnd Mrs. Donald I'agae The slate convention of Feder ated Women's clubs will be held In Salem, beginning May 12. Tho delegates for .this meeting are: Dr. -Margaret Ingle, Mrs. V. I.. Mey ers, Mrs. It. ic. Weslenhaver, Mrs. 11. I'. Murphy, Mrs. K. D. Towler, Mrs. If. A. Zilibrick, Mrs. A. T J lilt. Mrs. I.ynn Itohnenkanip, Mrs." C. It. Kberharil, Mrs. Donald I'ague and Miss Margaret Anson. Mrs. II. N. Asbby announced that the music coihmiltee is preparing for music weet, May 4 to 11. The next meeting of the Neigh borhood club 'will have a musical program' under the direction of Mlnnelied SehlllJUi Wcldn Dorothy llenning Moment Musical Iteatiice Kcolt Water Sprite Orant-Sehaefer Stella .lean Ingle Scnndanavlan Dance Olnf Peterson Frank Tyler , Tango : Albeniz llallade ....Klenim l rntricla Longfellow A rlrnto Ship and a 1 'Irate Crew : Mueller Mildred Green The Flying Dutchman Wagner-l.iszt Mona Ixmlse llamstreet Hefore the Day-break - lOthelbert-NevIn The Morning is Calling Terry Mrs. (leorge- Klebnrdson The regular lneeting of Iris Tump No. 2 !i nil, Hoyal Neighbors of America was held Monday eve ning in the Odd hollows hall. Af- !ter the business nieeling. games. i were played and a delicious sup Iper was served at tallica attrac tively decorated witli spring flow i ers. I Mrs. Velma Vedder planned the entertainment and Mrs. Mabel i Thompson w as In charge of the I refreshment committee. LOS ANGELES -Announcements SOS- f -km STATE Theatre ! Hi MHMMMMMilHHIMaiBUIH i The henerit card party which is being sponsored by the l'.KIil offi cers of Hope Chapter No. 13. Or der of Kastern Slar, will be held tomorrow night in the l.a Orande hotel. Tickets will be on sale at the door or may be secured from any of the officers or at the II. S. Klectrlc Co.. It is announced. ... The Home department of the First i'resbyterlan church- will meet at the home of Mrs. II. I'. x?.vls at 402 Third street Thursday afternoon with Mrs. .1. C. French WED.-THUR. mm Convenience ' Comfort w SVospitdlity You will appreciate the excellent ' service and moderate rates. The city's most centrally located hotel. One block from Pershing Square convenient to all leading shops, theatres, financial institutions and electric depots for all resorts. Garage adjoining. 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