Thursday, May 1, 1030
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA' GRANDE, ORE.
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Mrs. Zurbrick' Is
Hostess at Club
. Bi'idge-Luncheon
'.' At a charming bridge-luncheon 1
Mrs. 11. a. Zurbrick was hostess
la tho Clio club yesterday after
noon at the La Gramlo hotel. . A
pretty ccntrrpicco consisting of
spring flowers decorated tho tabic,
v Four tables of bridge wero ut
play with Mrs. F. 1$. Appleby win
ning club honors for high score
.
Bridge Party At"
H. K. O'Brien Home
- Thu second In a series of two
bridge-luncheons given by Mrs. H.
K. O'lirlen took pluco yesterday af
ternoon lit her homo on O avenue.
Spring flowers wero attractive dco
.orations., Luncheon was served at
I o'clock. Six tables of bridgo were
nl play with Mrs. J. T. Hichardson
winning first honors and Mrs. Jul
ius Uoesch receiving second prize.
Miss Dorothy Kirby
: " Entertains Friends
Miss liorothy Kirby was hostess
ut a dvlightful evening of bridge
last night at her home on O ave
nue. Lavendar ' anil white lilacs
wero effectively arranged about
tlio rooms.
Honors at cards were won by
Mrs. J. T. Longfellow first and
Miss .lean White, second award.
I'"ivi) tables were at play. Consola
tion prize- was prosented to Miss
l.ula-Gravo Allen. Ikilnty refresh
ments were served later 111 the
evening. .
Surprise May' Party
", Given Last; Evening
A scoro of friends of Miss Alice
Klippel and Miss Mabel Morton
went In on them last evening and
fcuvo them an old-fashioned house
Avurming and May party at their
iimw homo, 70 i; K avenue and took
them most completely by surprisn
It was.;a showier on tho two, and
considerable time was required to
open and admiro the many pack
ages and their lovely and usetul
contents. Informal visiting occu
pied the rest of the evening, con
cluded with refreshments. Tho re
freshments wero served by tho two
who had arranged tho party, Mrs.
Ruth Jackson and Mrs. Fausta
Tyler, who wero welcoming tho
newcomers Into their neighborhood.
Beautifully fashioned May baskets
In different shades of yollow wero
used to serve the sherbet und apple
blossoms wero the decorations on
tho trays. '
Parkdale Club In
Enjoyable Meeting
Tho Parkdale club was delight
fully entertained yesterday at tho
home of Mrs. Ed Hnlley with her
daughter Miss Edna Hul ley assist
ing as hostess. About 40 members
wero in attendance.
An interesting program was
presented when Mrs. Isaac Shafer,
Mrs. Woods and Mrs. Zclha Car
bine, dressed as ' darkies sang a
song; Mrs. Henry Young presented
a. vocal solo; Mrs. Clydo Webb
played a group of piano selections
of Indian music; und little Edward
Stonebrcakor recited ''When
Mother Makes a CnUu.
A dainty two-course luncheoti
was served featured with a. large
birthday cake us a centerpiece in
observance of Mrs, Hnlloy'js, birth
day. Spring flowers were attrac
tively arranged about the home.
Tho next meeting will ho with Mrs.
Dick Smith in two weeks.
Recital Given At
Sacajawea Inn
A lui-(?c nnd appreciative audi
ence attended the reeitul. of the
pupils o tho Suerod Heart acad
emy lat ovening at tho Sucnjuwea
Inn. Tile students displayed con
siderable talent in musical" expres
sion, technic und memory, nnd
wero commended .for; tho careful
training shown, and for thc; caHo
with which they played The hall
was decorated wlih u profusion of
spring flowers In bnskcts.
Tho toe number given by Marlon
ChauHso and Von Coll Bruco was
very well received. They wero ac
companied by Clara Norrls 'piano,
and Agnes Smith, violin. Tho fol
lowing Instrumental numbers, wero
prosented:
Sylvan Walt, (duet) llaughu
Marguerite Trowbridge,
Kathleen I'eare
At TCvenlng ., .Wright.
Second Finger Hop ...Oroton
Kola Hao Mosby -
Priero du Matin ..Strcablog
Tho Paper Chain L,ync
Jack Honors
Tho Morry-Cio-Hound :,.nolfc
Tho Frost Kink .:.L.i...llggs
Climbing MacLnclilan
Kathleen Penro
Little Stars ...........Damon
On a Southern ljalcony... Dutton
l.eona McCluro
My narkantlno : Kern
Vttlse Legero .-. . Uaedeker
Wallace MacCaffrey v
Gypsy JJanco Krentzlln
Garden of Hoses ..: ;...,..Ualdwln
Dick Larkln,
At Sunset ......Conto
Waves a- Kremzlin
Murtiuerlto Trowbridgo
Cililtering Stars ... ...Kolfo'
Under tho Iloso Arbor ., Dutton
James Bruco
Yellow Butterflies ...Evans
Chasing the Butterflies Ullenbcrg
I ' Kliznbcth Dolun
Sonata Op 40 No. 2 Heolliovcn
Partum d'Arnby Darton
Marlutt Cliaussc
':
Birthday Dinner
At Swalberg Home
Mrs Grant Swalberg was host
ess at" dinner Tuesday evening at
her home in honor of the birthday
j of hor brother, Harvey Cnricr. Flf
teen guests were served at prettily
appointed tables and later In the
evening cards wero enjoyed,
j Friends of Mr. Carter remember
icd his anniversary with many gifts.
Mr. Carter also entertained a few
I friends Sunday .evening. OMensant
social hours and games were en
joyed, followed with a . delicious
I luncheon.
"
j Music Recital To
I Be Held Friday
Among -the moro advunced re
citals to bo presented ahis spring,
. is that of Miss Gpnevicvo Adler,
! presented by Miss Hilda Anthony
nnd assisted by Mrs. Bay Fuller,
soprano, to tukctplucc Friday eve
ning, May 2 at 8 o'clock in tho Lu
GranUo hotel bull room, Tho pub
lic 1b cordially iinvited to nttend.
Following is tlic program for the
evening.
Sonata D Major Haydn
Allegro " . :
; Largo .
Presto , y v
Impromptu - Sciubert
Orlentalo i. Amanl
Scherzino Macl)owcil:
I Etude Melodlquc .,...:i..;,..Schytte
I ltomance ..:,!...!.'.. Hublnstolii
Kamennol-Oslrow .....lUlblhsielh
Robin, Robin, Sins Me ft Sons :
Spross
My Dear .. ....Sailor
At Morning ,. .,.Boyi
Mrs. Fuller
Mrs, Harley Richardson,
Accompanist
Prtilniln . fibrillin
Scherzo (Tho Trumpet Flowor
Menileissonn
March Jiollaender
Swastika Members
Conclude Season
Concluding Iho evening ineei
ings of tho Swastika club until the
fall season, Mr. and Mrs. Walter
J. Now land were host and hostess
last night nt their home on Adams
avenue. Decorations were tit a col
or scheme of orchid and white,
with lilacs and tulips attractively
arranged.
. Tho award for high score was
won by Mr. and Mrs. William Ga
ble. Guest prize was received by
Mrs. ltoy Farnum A dainty two
course luncheon was served.
New Officers Are
. Presented at Tea
Class Meets At
Potluck Supper
Teachers and officers of the
Sunday school of tho Central
Church of Christ enjoyed a potluck
supper.. Tuesday evening In tho
basement of tho church, lr. Paul
Henry Packard who is conducting
evangelistic services at tho church
this week was tho speaker of the
evening. ,
. Mrs. K. "D. Towler, president of
tho La Gramlo City Council of Parent-Teacher
associations, entertain
ed Wednesday afternoon at her
homo, from 3 to 6 o'clock at a tea,
presenting officers-elect of the
council who will bo installed next
Monday. Besides Mrs. S. F. An
drews, presldent-eloci; Mrs. Louis
Wetzel vice - president-elect nnd
Mrs, M. G: Tennyson, secretary-,
treasurer-elect, Mis. George Knapp.
who recently came to mnko her
home In La Grande, was presented.
Mrs. Knapp was president of tho
Hpokane City Council of Parent
Teacher associations und brings a
wealth of experience to this city.
Assisting tho hostess wero lrs.
John Hates, vlco president; Mrs. O.
B Max nm, secretary-treasurer, and
t lie hospitality chairman, Mrs. W.
H." Bohnenkamp Jr.
Presiding- at tho tea tabid wero
Mrs. L. Fuus, representing Tho four
past presidents of tho organiza
tion, and Mrs. Pohmcnknmp. The
table was attractive with yellow
tulips In a color scheme of greon.
.purple nnd gold. Tho rooinH wero
fragrant with spring flowers.
Guests Included officers, officers
elect and committee chairmen of
the council and the flvo local as
sociations In tho city. The purpose
of the tea was to acquaint the new
council officers Willi tho activo
members, of tho organization
-throughout the city.
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if
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A Premier Spic-Span for the little
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This combination simply revolu
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At Commercial
ClubAt Elgin!
Ity Mrs. I.jim II 111
(Observer Correspoiulent)
i;i.01.. Ore. (Special) The
Klgln Commercial club hehl Its
regular dinner meeting Wednesday
April 30 ut Mrs. Kate Lewis' res
taurant. The club had as its guest
for the evening. George V. Joseph,
! candidate Tor tho republican no ur
ination for governor.
The Ku:(turnl, Slur social cluj
had charge of the entertainment
following the . regular business
meeting last Krhlay evening. The
program opened with a few clever
mimical numbers by members of
tho order. Mrs. M. A rant gave
a delightful whistling solo. K. K.
A rant sanj? a baritone solo which
was heartily applauded and Miss
Helen iteed cavo a ulnnologue with
SU H. Williams, at the piano, which
was enthusiastically received and
she, as welt as tho others, Kindly
responded with an encore. Mrs.
J. J. - Wagoner then took chargo
of tho gathering and three games
put everyone in tho nuiort to en
joy tho refreshments which were
ready in the dining room. The
Uev. B. Williams acted as toast
master and members of tho social
club and others responded happily
as their names wero called. Mrs.
Otis Huchunnn, president of tho
club, presided o.ver Iho meeting
during the program: and tho re
freshment comnvltteo was Mrs, W.
H. Thompson, Mrs. J. C. Itlce, Aim.
Ievi Parks, Mrs. K. 12. Arant, Mrs.
Frank Grahant. Mrs. 1.. U. Wlll
Inins and S. K. Harris.' Wild sun
flowers wero used In decorating tho
dining room and attracted much
attention.
Mr. and Mrs. Nile U. Graham are
receiving the congratulations of
their Irlcnds on tho birth of thelr
seco.nd daughter on Monday April
2H. Mr. Urn hum Is manager of the
local Skaggs storo. - .
Leonard llug has been In Port
land for 8om,( time. He expects
lo loeuto there permanently,;...
Jtltner Kchnoro returned last
week from Douglas, Ariz., after an
absence of nearly two years.- He
plans to. lako over the manuge
inent of his father's farm in In
dian creek district.
Jn Knozevitch, of Payette, was
In Elgin last woek on business.
Ho owiih a homa here and was
looking tho property over before
ro-ronllng It.
M r. and. Urs,. VJpiory , Swoll.. were
In Pendleton last week, called by
tho Illness of Mr. Sew ell's mother.
4 'M.rs. Clarence Kcksteln and baby
daughter have returned to. their
honi.e in tho Palmer valley.
At tho regular meeting of Orion
lodge. Knights of Pylhlas held
Tuesdiiy evening, one esquire was
knighted. 1 truce Cox and l F.
Allen, of Wullowa, wero present.
A large uuuicr of the members
were In attendance and about 50
men wero present at tho "feed"
held after tho meeting.
Arthur Hallgarth returned this
week Trom MV.-.Utnnvllle, where he
attended a meeting of Insurance
nion. While- there, ho called at
the T.nughllh homo fo.r a short vis
It. Mrs. Laughlln was Miss Itutli
Hug. daughter of Mr. und MJrs.
.lulliifi Hug of Klglu. Mr. Hnll-
gnrth says they are vqry well
pleased with their now residence
and like tho Willamette valley very
nuch.v , . t y,' "
At a meeting of tho Klgln High
school alumni association held at
tho It. Iv. Shoemaker home last
week. President Veda Patten ap
pointed tho necessary committees
Lo cover tho work attendant upon
tho annual banquet. This banquet
is held at tho close of tho com
mencement program. In honor of
tho graduates. This year it will
be held ui tho Masonic hull on
May 10, The banquet conumUtco
members are Misses Flora Cruik
shauk and Mildred Schnore; dec
orations, Geneva McCullough, Mil
dred Harwood, Glen Galloway,
Laurel Witty and Anna Cason; In
vitations, Hutu Patten, Gladys
Galloway and Kathciine Wilson;
program, Molllo Allen, Helen Heed
and Hello Paxtun.
The honor roll In tho KJkIii
sellout for the past six weeks
period Is: first grade. Norma Ken-
ty, Juno Parsons, Tummy Uarnes;
second grade, Uobert Gent; third
grade, Catherine- Parties, Karl
Harrlman; fourth grade, Arthur
Sundertl. Frederick Hill, Kngeno
Arant; fifth grade, Stanley Harnes.
Wilma Harman, Margaret Ooyen;
departmental grades, Uoso Mario
Hazen, Lillian llaefs, Gcruanta
Haefs and lleno Arant.
Miss Clara M. Auclalr Is plan
ning a recital of fourteen of her
ptanu pupils to be held at the
Presbyterian church on Friday
evening. M!ay 2. MUss Auclalr will
have as part of her program, two
piano ensembles and a trio of three
pupils at. one piano. Those taking
part In tho recital nro Mario Har
ris, Dorothea lca Hetchcl, llene
Amur. Ijiuroso Hhrrls, Catherine
Dames, Geneva Taylor, Kuth Mer
rill, Alice Adair, Dawajm Myers,
Hena Choato, Frances Maxwell, Ar
Icen Choato and Marjorle Woodell.
Several of these students arc from
Suinmervlllo.
The senior and junior classes nro
presenting tho popular play, "Come
Out of tho Kitchen" nt tho opera
ho it no on Saturday, Mmy 3. Doro
thy Gcttings will play the rolo of
Ollva Dalngerfield; Jack Parsons,
tho part of Paul; Genovlovo Crum
of KUzubeth and Hay McCall of
Charley. Kugeno' Hug will appear
as Durton Crane; Da Verne Drug
ger as tho attorney. Tucker; Mae
Smith as Mjrs, l(,aulkner and her
d on ght er Cora Faulkner will bo
Itlayed by Doris Miller. Krnest.
Adams will take tho part of Ran
dolph Weeks; Frances Wade, that
of Thomas Dcffcrts, and Juno Hug
will carry tho part of Amkinda,
tho bluek muurmiy. Tho younger
students will present, as ono num
ber betweeiv acts, their "Rhythm'
Hand," under the direction o.C Miss
Gretchen Dymlnn. .
Several cases of measles have
developed among tho children In
Hlgln. The families are very caro
fut about observing Isolation rules,
In hopes that an epidemic may be
prevented.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Glltner and
daughter, Virginia, of Da Grande,
spenj Sunday at .Iho Frank. UJltni'ii
hit i no hero.
Tim ball ganwi between the
A.morlriin Legion and tho Knights
of Pylhliis was called off Sunday
on. account of rain.
Mrs. Lee Smith, Mrs. Dick Smith,
Mrt!. M.llo Dlokland and daughter,
Hetty Ann and M'rs. Howard;
Smith wero visitors In Klgln Men-I
day, while hero they called at the
Harlow greenhouses. Tho Smiths
live near Island City.
Mjr. and Mrs. Kd Clnussen wero
cullers at tho Frank Glllncr huuie
'on Saturday night. They came
from a Grande to attend the
danuo In the pavilion aL tho fur
mer fair grounds.
D. A. Hani en .left Tuesday fur
Ktanfteld, where he plans to re
main Tor several duys, looking af
ter some property ho has 1 here.
P PANTS
NOW READY
Snapdragon - Stocks - Pansy
Cauliflower
GLADIOLUS BULBS
10 Choice Varieties
GARDEN SEEDS
LAWN GRASS SEED
PLANT THEM NOW!
FOREMOST FASHIONS IN
NEW COATS AND SUITS
; . . NO W REDUCED ' : l:
Our entire stock of coats and suits are
now offered at unusual reductions. The
values are remarkable this early in the
season.
TAILORED SUITS REDUCED -
Now $19.00 -$26.00 -$36.00
SPORT & DRESS COATS REDUCED
Regular $25 to $29.75 Now $18.75 , :
Regular $39,75, $45, $49.50 Now $31 '
All Our Better Coats Reduced
$39.00 - $48.oo - $56.00
40 SPORT COATS
: .Now $15
MI
Ready -to-W ear & Millinery
H,e has ti farm that he has to en
guge a man to oIelto. . ;
Tho Kastorn Hlar social . chib will
hold Its, regit tat meeting Friday.
May 2nd at Mrs. ! Scott Harris'
homo. . .
Mr Shanks Injured
When Horse Falls
' Mra. Grunt Wllilo.
(Observer Correspondent)
lllO i LA IvH,. Ore. (Special) '
Monday m'ornlng Marvin SlulukH
met with a painful accident when
his horse slipped on tho highway
and fell down railing on Mi.
Shanks' leg. JIo was brought to
tho Peterson farm, where inves
tigation found no broken bones und
nw serious Injury. .
Harold Hilly, of Portland, ar
rived ut tho John Peterson home
Halurdny to spend Iho sun. liver on
the ranch, lie camo with Mr. and
Mrs, Leo Haxter and family, who
drovo hero to visit relatives and
VIGORO to make
your garden grow
, Hook Your Orders for
MOTHER'S DAY
MAY11TII
ANNOUNCEMENT
To Foot Sufferers
friends In llaker, Union', and La.
Orando. - , t . ' ;: .
. Mlrs. O..W. Wilde land er nroth
or, M rs. J. VV. Daxter Jr.; of Union,
spent Wednesday visiting' In liub
ler. Mrs. WHdo vt,ed M4s Audrey
DoMip and oihei Xmbler friends
and tho school.' ' . ":
Pean and Poveridgeu have been
shearing sheep at the ranch this
week..;.. ::'-' . ; ... '
Mi, and M;s. J. W. Wilde were
shopping in Ul Orando ' I'Vlday
and Iv. J. Lindsey und family wero
I.a Orando visitors Saturday. .
Mrs. Oscar ltolllna,of "CoVc, was
a visitor at tho homo of Mr., and
Mrs. O. W. Wilde. Friday of. this
week. M.r.'Itolllhs Ik in tho forestry
I work and ho drovo to, Union Sat
urday returning to, Heppner Hun
day, where thoy w'ill make their
home this sununer and fall. -
Mt. and Mm. O. W. WUdo drovo
to l,a Orando Thursday night tu
attend tho Baxter famJly rcuulou
held In the I,. J. H. hall. Hiirold
Dflly, of Portland, accompanied
them. , Aimmg .other, 'guests from
this section were: Mr, und Mrs.
Geo. Paxler and son Bale, Miss
Kuth, of Hot l-.iko, nnd &rr. and
Mrs. O. Clifton Haxter also Mr.
und Mrs. Krnest Kohlcr.
famous
(foot
lley-
tho
May 5,
Jr. ftaehiiuiii. t lid
MUrgeotl. ClllrnnridlHt
specialist) and orthopedist,
over 20 years experience. If-
i-um-rj, win Hlop at
naud's- Iteuuty Shop In
inuw Koley building,
fi, and 7.
Heilietibnr r nm
batldaire W-Illtlllr lint n fen I
chiropodist. enie your feet
by puinless HiirgiL.il meihod.
JVIno corns out of ten are
gone. Tlunlons, Ingrowing
nails, soft corns, n
ankles, chilblains and
foot troubles treated
cured.
KXA.MIXATIO.VS
not
swollen
any
and
ui;i;t
Appointment f'n Msln 7K9
SUPREME COURT
TO CONVENE AT
PENDLETON, ORE.
(Continued from Tago Ono)
received In an automobile accident,
ii mounting to PI 8.35, Including
$4S costs, but must also pay her
$509.04 in addition for delaying thn
ease. The penalty Is 10 per cent
of the actual Judgment,
The court today departed fron
Its usual custom of handing down
opinions on Tuesday for tho reason
that It is preparing lu leave ut tho
end of the week for Pendleton U .
conduct the semi-annual Kasterii
Orejjrin session.
1115xi Adams
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