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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (May 14, 1930)
Wednesday, May 14, 1930 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA ORANDE, ORE. Page Three ' SILK OiOVES ARE SMART 1930 GLOVES ARE DIFFERENT It's off with the. old gloves, on with the new. And they are certainly new, or we might say old time gloves staging a come-back. For even lace mitts are quite the thing for formal wear. They will do wonders for not-so-new things that need a refreshing touch. And you can af ford many pairs. For they will not be extrava gance at these low prices. 95c TO $3.50 ALL COLORS. .ALL CUFF STYLES. FOR ALL OCCASIONS. AND HILLS La Grande's Largest Home-Owned Store Birthday Party At Riverside Park Announcements r--'-- -. .- - . !!' Cjub. Women Hold .Business Session .. During- Afternoon A liriof hiislni'Sfl Hussion was TiM'Kilay tirtt-i-noon at tlu mtviinf? of thv tx Cirandt- Nfipliliorhoml club with .Mtm: (Mmrli' PlnyU vH--. IJivsidfiit, jn-csidiiiK tn iht aliNcitoo of Dr. -M:tr.'an't. lntfh who with Aim. li. I-'. Murphy, Mih. It. 14. WN'Ktonhavi'r, HI in. A. T. '.Mill, Mm. 1:. KlKM-lianl, Mrs. W. I Tuwler iimf Mrs. Donald I'ntfue tiro dele gates at tlic convention of tin- Oru Mtri Kcvh'ruliun of WoincH's rlubs in-Sah'ni. . ' Heveml nmttors wire (HhimikhihI for tho future including the b.ul tfot systiun for ftnanics atul club alt'eiHlaitLM-. .'Airs. Julius llopseh, from I lie AinVrlcun liO-iou auxiliary, uu. nounceel tln annual poppy .sale and ui'K-ed that club mt'innt'iH buy pop pi i. 'J'lio program of the l.adit s Triad rhpir under the dlrectinn of Airs. Alfred 1. itiehardson will In pres ented Wednesday Alay 21 at the l.a (raude I Ugh school with an ia yitatton .exleiuled to I ho public to iittoml. Mothers, Daughters 3 Meet At Banquet f Violin Students I ; To Give Recital 'fhe second annual Al others and lntiKhters Immiuet of tho rakwuna :aui Kin group was held lust eve rting at the Al. K.. -church wiln fiWit 15 Kills and tWlT inoTtiers present. I tinner was served at lalites arranged In an , shnpo with (ho tfirin soiited acrONs from their liiothers.. I Jeeorations were in n. color selieine of four pastel shades, yellow, pink, bine and lavendur featured in a miniature- Mnypohv An entertaining program was presi-nted with Miss Alyce Cook, tisslstant guardian, presiding -at toustmistress. I'retty corsages wert. presented to each of the mothers. Miss I.enore fiend ley played it pl ana solo, responding with an en core. This was followed by a read ing by Aiiss Alargaret Dixu.:. MTho Alinister's Alislalie." a little play, was presented by Miss llar bara oolldge, the minister: Alts ,lean AlcKenaon. Mrs. Sinllli and Aliss AlarKaret. Davy, the nald. A plifino solo by .Miss Janet Hingner ojiicluded tho program. .VM others present were; Mrs.' H. Dixon,- Mrs. (1. C. Ht-ndley, Airs. M'aguire. Airs, K. llolllster, Airs, ltlank. Mrs. if. K. Coolldgo, Airs. ,f. .1. Ilroonifiebl. Airs. .. ltenwick Clark, Mrs. Charles Hingner, Airs. F, WUcock. Airs. J. D. Mefcen iju'n. Airs. .1. It. Davy and Airs. At-nn"ieM. Mrs. George Tilrnle. an distant guardian or the group, Miss Wnneh Clark and Aliss Alice Hoy len were also present. Girls at Klnnrling were: .lanet Ulhgnr, Alta ltlank. Kern Itrootnfield, l,yda Alae UolHsn-r, Kuth MagniVe, Clarice Taylor, -heol.i Wileock. llarbara Cuolidgf. Jean AIcKennon. Lenore lleadb-y. Alargaret Davy. Alargaret iJixon, and Ibden Armfield. Airs. K. . F. Tyler Is guardian of the group and assisting her in preparing for the banquet Were 91 iss Alta Liille, ATlss Alice Klip )iell and Miss Mabel Morton, mem bf't8 of V. W. K.' A. the associa tion sponsoring the l'ukwana Camp l'iro girls. Monday Bridge Club Entertained . , I'uplts 'or Airs. Florence T-ynch Miller will he presented in a violin recital this evening in '..tho l.a Grande hotel Imllroom ;at . 8:15 o'clock. A cordial invitation Is extended to the puhllc to attend The following wilt bo presented! Zeloris Weatherspoon, Holler t Arn oldns, Harold Hansen, Wilma Smith, ' beginners class; Andrea Alnsworth, Norma Hanks, Gene vieve Flexer, Hazel Me.rhersoti, Hlaiu-he Alay, Catherine Scully, I-'redlu Hayso, Harriet Hecker, Jean Hatim, Kvelyn I'tper, Huth Aldrlch, Marciu Miller, Helen ' Campbell, Milton Pnttgherty, Fern Puur.nn, Hobert Helm ami Walter Jiahl. .,' Mrs.' Gene Walker Hostess to Club The So-Ne-He club .was enter tained Tuesday afternoon at the homn of Mrs. Geno Walker Willi Airs. I.ola Hutchinson assistant hostess. During the business meal ing. Airs. Curtis IJndsey was elec ted to tin offiro of view president. Thirteen members and t.wo guesls. Airs. Kvelyn Atd'horson and Airs. Hi'rnice Alaxwoll, were presented. 'J'ne afternoon was wpent enjoy ing a "kid-party" witlj everyone dressed In childrens costumes. Airs. Delia , Huffman won the prize for the best apparel. l'rrze winners in games were Airs. Heta Siokcy. Mrs. Freda Yesko and Mrs. Hazel Cirjihu.ni. AlrsfiA;linaM37'djler was leeted Alay queen for the after noon. Tho rooms wore decorated with lovely baskets of spring flowers and May day baskets. At the close of tho party a dainty two-course luncheon was served. The center piece of each table was a tiny Maypole in harmonizing colors of pink and lavendur. The m-xt . meeting will lie with Alts. Harvey Patten lit lint Klev enth street. May 21. Mrs. Stranahan Is . Honored at Dinner Atllodene Go.ss. daughter ' of All, ahd Mrs. M. J. Goss, was the In spiration of a jolly party In ob ervanee of her eighth birthday re cently at liiveiside park with 25 111 attendelice. She received many lovely sifts in honor-of the occa sion. Tink and white was .the color scheme used in the table decora tions and the luncheon was fea: ureil with a large white birthday cake. Those assisting Airs. Goss were: Airs. Kim or llorstman, Mrs. Clem em Wallace. Airs. C. S. Moure Airs. Itoscoe NeaK Mies Arlela Colt and Aliss Alay Colt. . Tarty hours were from Hiiio to fi o'clock. Mrs. Oscar Hobson Is Complimented Mrs. Oscar Hobson was delight fully surprised Alonday night on tho event of her birthday nt her home on Hnssell street, when a m ! group of her friends gathered nt " i her home. Tho evening was so 1 ' daily spent In playing cards nmt at midnight, a Inneheoh was serv ed. The rooms wei-ft prettily uec oralnd with clusters of tulips, li lacs and roses and Airs.- Hobson was the recipient of many lovely presents. ; - (' A. 0. T. Club Meets At Stiles Home j Hope Chapter No. 13, Order of ( Kustern Stur will meet tills eve- j short business session. Tho m'iii- , hers will then go to Ciiion where the past matrons will put on the j wont oi tiio oruer as n. was given j many years ugo. All nu mbers are l urged to bo present. . i I The I'ust Noble grand club will ( ! meet tomorrow m the 1. O. O. F. hall at 2 o'clock. Kaeh member j is reiiuested to be present and hrln her fancy work. Chapter 1 of 1'. K. O. will meet Friday for a 1 o'clock luncheon ; at the home of Airs. Hal Hohnen- kamp with Mrs, Mary linker as- slsting as hostess. ; . Tlu Art department of the; Neighborhood chib will meet ; Thursday afternoon at 2:1.1 oVIock I at the home of Mrs. If. It. Ilannnl at loMl Fifth street. ' Cr:iKe, 111., man, eniiloyel on .the Lewis river dam. projecC. vvaii drowned today when he roll into the river. OFFICE CAT VHACa HARK 0. Herbert Would you marry ttn liliel tho sake f hl-t money? ltnM- Oh, this It so sudden. Airs, .lesse Stiles was hostess to th A. O. T. club Alonday night at her home with two tables .at play. Dainty refreshments 'were..- follow ing cards, '. 1 Honors were won by .Airs. Wal ter rohrnuin, : first, . and Airs. Hill Howard, second. . The next meet ing will be In two weeks with Airs. Jim Nelson. .... ' . -- -: W .B. A. Juniors In Enjoyable Session The Juniors of the V. A. met nl the home of the supervisor, Alr Jella Harnden on N avenue Sat urday for a happy afternoon when drill marching was practiced and games were plyed. .About, IS were present. Dainty refreshments were sorvert by the hostess assisted by Airs. .Da vid Meldrum, They will meet again May 24. Royal Neighbors In Regular Meet Iris Camp . No. 3HK0, ; Hoynl Neighbors of America, held: tholr regular business meetlni; on Alon day evening in tho Odd Follow hall, with Airs. Huth Hoot pre siding. The next nieotiiiHT will be held nn May 2U. and Airs. Martha ' Hnssell will he In chnrgo yfthe rohr 1 in-HMiiinii ruMMimii-r, Honoring Mrs. Helen Stranahan, grand chief of the I'ythlan Sisters of Oregon, H. K. Dixon, grand chancellor of the Knights of I'yth ias of Oregon, ami Ills wife were host and hostess at dinner Saturday evening at their hom In the afternoon, Mis. Dixon and Airs. Stranahan spent the afternoon j driving and visiting points of in j teres t in the city. Complete Plans For Friday Rally The Women's Benefit association held a lodge session last evening with a large attendance. Including four members from Hakor. Plans were completed for the "V. H. A. ralty at Pendleton Friday. AM those who wish to attend will fin-: j transportation at the Sacajawea Inn at Ht o'clock Friday morning ('where cars will be' furnished. N. 0. W. Session Is j Held Last Night ! Grande Itotule circle No. 47 of 'the Neighbors of Woodcraft met ; in regular session last night with ; :ta members prenent. Three upijli i cations for membership were re ; received and after tho business i meeting a social hour and delicious j luncheon Were enjoyed. The textile industry Is the only 0110 of Keuador's Industrial enter prises that is floui'ishinir. YOI'NG .MAN imOVNi:i VANCOirVKIt, Wash,, 'May IB (AIM Kdward Kfuth, young l.n Auntie And were you a very good thtl girl at church this morning? Kattle Oh, yes, aunty. A man offered me a ' big pliile full of money, and 1. itfild, 'No, thank yott." Pcetlnlng a I'arty Imitation Clay. Mndd Is vey sorry- that he will be unable to accept the. kind Invitation of Airs. Seldom. Seam for the night of May first. He wishes to stale that there may be any of several reasons that pre vent hi: being prenent on . that dale. Hut they lit ho way relate to t lie merits of the party being given b Mrs. ' Seam,'. Prompt eoimlderutlnh wilt nlwayM be' giv ' en to Invitations aceompiinled bv ! stamped. Helt-nddreorfed ' ciive i lope. Air. Mudd Is alwavs glad j to receive such Invltul Ions, and j thanks vou lor voiir interest In i him. I '.. .-i ) ''I am thoroughly disgusted. ' J declared a rinppt-r. " i he date I 'thought. I hud tor last ululit lurn j ed out to be a prune, '.-' j Sundav School Meaeher We Uliould never do In private what i we would not do In public. , . I t:n H.iv How about hiking a ' bath, teacher?' j I luM-u r k'ii)1i whii . tlilnii tins t'Dluniiiist hiiK'. a nm unit lltH'K mil ilil lUivtlilllK'. Well. 11' any tine wants tn tatto t tio ti-ou-ttli to flrnt out- to.tlio funtruiv. t.hev t'an;tnl!ov us lor a w-fok. J but rnrniMh.ttbfiiiown Kfinollne., MninkfXmH- JiVwlHh 1 .! !'vSUi5-JunS..yu .town-' """" "r ;'Ti.Hi.-.p.r..my tsu-, I hrai'l.'rt. -. ' i Miller. "Igotbackallmy PEP and WEIGHT in no fime by taking Does the Sun Fade Your Floor Coverings IF SO YOU SHOULD GET AWNINGS ; ' i -t .4':- In Stock In Four Sizes Bonkamps :At a charming bridge-luncheon yiA. I-ter Mel onnld was hostess ,o the Monday Hridge club at her country home. lainohenn was serv iU at 1 o'clock with places laid for 1. A pretty bowl of tulips in Iustel shades centered the table and lovely bouquets of spring flowers were arranged about tht rooms. Honors for high tally were won by Mrs. W. H. Safrord. club prize, iihil Mrs. H. O'ltrlen, guest prize. Thn next inefting will be with Mrs. Sufford. Wistaria Bridge Club Entertained .Members of the Wistaria Bridge rhib'Vero guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. Clyd lloppel at their home Ikst night at a dt-lightful evening lf cards with three tables at pluy. tMr. and Mrs. Harry Hanson won Ibe prize for hiirh score. A dainty wo.cours luncheon was nerved. v.A pretty color scheme of red nttui white, was unusual because of the red lilacs used. Oth"r flower?. Were white lilacs and tulips. -, Th next meeting will be with Mr. ami MHl Hanson In two weeks. NOW PLAYING State Theatre 2 Days Only Wednesday & Thursday MAE. MURRAY IN jap LI L mm EACOC ALLEy If a Lady Admits Giving a Man Kisses Should He Deny to Her Husband That He Enjoyed'Them? If He Doesn't, What Has Hubby a Right to Think? Gorgeous! Gay! Gallant! Glorious! ' George Barraud Jasox Robards Richard Tucker All-Talking Songs Dances in Color BARGAIN MATINEES 25c coming THE CUCKOOS nt standing Fesili&ies eg" tlie Now Ford ' New strenmliuo botlics. 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