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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (May 15, 1930)
4 , Thursday May 15, 1930 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Page Thrw- i t(D(DDOr NiEWJT Mrs. Zurbrick Is Luncheon Hostess r At Home Tuesday - At a charming afternoon, Mrs. H. A Zurbrlck wus hostess at . a garth luncheon Tuesday ut her hnrnVlv Luncheon' was served -tit 1:J(& o'clock nt small tables at tractively centere! with'- pink t til ips Covers, were placed for twelve. 1-iiter they drove to .the country club! where three foursbme. of golf wore enjoyed and nine, holes play ed.1"! The players 1 used-'-the -handh caps that' were used in regular tournament gumes. Those turning' In.'Inw scores were: Mrs.'- W. .11. llohncnknmp Jr.. Mrs. William Sic grtyt, Mrs. August ..Start ge and .Mrs. WiUlr lleuti'iv. t . , V; . , ; . . . ' ''. v. Mrs. C. B. Shafer , Elected President Ws. Pick Smltli, assisted My Mrs. Ella' Hurnett, was; hostess, to Hie 1'qHulnle club Wednesday ufter liqon' ut her home with. .about .25 members ami the . following guests inv attendance: Mrs. AVnrd Kmlth, Mlsii ( A Itii' Smith; ' Mrs. ,: toward Smith, Mrs. Otto: JJeiper ami Miss lioulah Smith. ' , - 1 .Tlectlon . of officers was held (1 tiling tile bUHlnesM meeting wlt'i MVs. C n.Shnfer 'chosen president; TUNE IN The Lucky Strike Pance Orcheftra. every Saturduy and Thuriday eve. ninu overN.B, C. net works. Your Throat Protection against irritation against cough In the U. S. Public Health Reports of 1923, Volume 33, Page 1271, we find the following: "Among short " men less than 5 feet 7 inches in height an excess (in weight) of 20?o involves an added mortality of 30 above normal. A 40 excess adds 80 to the mortality." Vc do not represent that smoking lucky Strlka 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- excels weight and, by avoiding uvcr-indulgence, maintain a modern, graceful form. - , () 1910. The American Tohicco Co.. Mffi. Miss Kdna Hulley, vice president; land Mrs. Jessie Hoak, secretary -1 treasurer. Clusters of lovely lilacs were arranged about the luoms. i .Miss lleulnh Smith gave an In j teresting discussion Oi modern poetry, reading some poems and telling something of the authors. On I nly refresh men tH were served. Evening of Bridge At Playle Home Miss Judy Moore and Miss Jenn White were hostesses at a delight ful evening of bridge last night at the Charles Playle home on Fourth, street. . lovely baskets of spring flowers were - prettily arranged about the rooms. Following cards a dainty luncheon was served. : Honors for high score were won bv Mrs. Audmer Playle, first, anc. Mrs. Doyle ''Zimmerman, second. Consolation prize was received by Mrs. A. M. Moore. Recital Presented By Violin Students An interesting recital was pres ented last night by . the violin pu pils of Mrs. Florence I-ynch Miller In the. ballroom of tne l,u Grande hotel with a large crowd in at tendance. ?'W?tWi The selections from the begin ners class to the final numbers showed an 'excellency of rhythm When tempted fIt9s oaseci,,9 not ordinary in young pupils and good tone uuulltles. Tin ensemble number was led by Mrs. Miller. Miss Katharine Wlsslcr , played u skillful ..'accompaniment for the solos and me group numbers. . Tho program : . German Folksong Scotch Folksong Melody Sardonl Hegin tiers ( 'lass; Xelorls Weather spoon. Hubert Arnoidus, Harold Hunscn, Wilnm Smith Sundown - Hornschein 'The Reapers Hornseheln I Spring Huin .,.....Bornscheln String Knsemble: Violin: Andrea Atnsworth, Nor ! nut" Hanks, ' Genevieve ' Flexer, I Hazel McPherson, Hlunch May. Catherine Scully, Frerila Hayse, 1 Harriet Meeker, Jean Haum.. -Cellos: Kvolyn- . riper, Jtuth Al I drlch. 'Make Haste Slowly .'...Bostelmann .Grandfather's Clock ....Hostelmnnn ! Marcia Miller ! Folksong ; v Helen OnmpbelJ Melody T-o Jettne . Milton Hnugherty 1 ' Swinging Bostelmann j Morning Prayer ...Saenger I Harriet Becker i Fairy Boats , ..Bostwiek J Fern Duncan (Alia Tureu. Miocker j Robert Helm : Holly's Dance - Saenger ! Adelo ....Saenger j. Catherino Scully Kvenlng Song T.o Jeuno Romance -Block Blanche May Valse . ......Conte j Walter -Dahl . i Cantilena Andrea A Picture Winn Zo ava -indulge "Reach for a Lucky I yredu Hase Homnnce Sans paroles Con to . Jean, Haum j Nocturno r,. '. lltcdtng Gavotte ' Saenger I Genevieve Flexer : Impromptu Block Hondo Villageoise Contu ( Hael McPherson ! Petite Romance ;. j. Herrmann 1 Divertissement Herrmanu j Andrea Atnsworth ! Adagio Seltz Gypsy Dance Krnst Nu rm a Hanks Mrs. J. L. Munhall Society Hostess i Mrs. J. T.. Munhall was hostess '.to Hum Si. Mary's Altar society Wednesday . afternoon when a j pleasant social session and ken sington was enjoyed. The home was beautifully decorated with, w hite- lilacs and red tulips. Dainty ; refreshments were served. I The next meeting will be In two weks with Mrs. K. J. McWllliams 'and election of officers will be held. Academy Recital At Sacajawea Inn A large and appreciative audi ence attended the second of a sor- ! les of recitals given last night by the music pupils of tho Sacred I Heart acmlemy in the S.tcajawea ) ball roo mT : The playing showed careful j training nnd the selections of the ; little pianists were rendered with accuracy and expression. The stage instead!" Be moderate be moderate In all things, even In smoking. Avoid that future shadow by avoiding over indulgence, if you would maintain that modern, ever-youtliful figure. "Reach for a lucky Instead.", lucky Strike, the finest Cigarette you ever smoked made of the finest tobacco The Cream of the Crop "IT'S TOASTED' Lucky Strike hes cn extra, secret heat ing process. Everyone knows that heat purifies and so 20,679 physicians say that Luckies are less irritating to your throat. Coming events cast their shadows before" was lioautlfully (U'coi'utt'tl with bus. Kt?ts of spring flowt-rs. Tlu pruKi'um: I Horn,. Kralil School ItOlfe Tlu Show Mun lianioh Hri'wster Wilson ! Dft-p Blue Kyi'S I(1 'Ao.ua Muri'h On Oroton Vorial SmuJerson Waltz Tomllnson j HutM-rriivM Krli j 'I'll. I'oii.forn Man Spuilhllnir j Milodem Closu ill Alittinui imkk When Jack Krost 'itan Haldwln William Spencer DanciiiK Leaves Krb Whlpiioorwlll Smith Morrlr. Hnieo roasiiitK Damon AmoiiK tho Pines ... Lloytl I'harlotte Wui-ner At the Hull Game MIkbs Violets Poller l'-nmcis Met lure An Indian I lance I'-rb Pollyunna Wait is Smith William l-ynch Airy Karlcs Del 'Anna lireamlaiul unrianit Jouu llouvy Silver Itnln llamon Hipplinc Hrooklet Del 'Aiimt Tetl tlalvin The Avalanche Heller llr'er Hahlill una tlu.. Kulry Cmltnan Jack. McNallan The Shoemaker Maxim When Dmlily Plays the Kiihlle.... , KoKers ZephyrH Dance ; Clerhanlt Maijorle Itoifers Jolly Jack .-. Thomas Dance of the Leaves DlKKn Jack McUhean Hop. Skip nml Jumli MacT.achlan The Song of the lUisnlnif Stream Jenkins Jean l'Ulcork The t'harmer Grazlnnl-Walt.- lly the Lily Poml Krh Kathleen McDowell Turkish Konilo Krenlnlln Polish Country Dnneo Krentnlln Carlyle Wilson Women Employes Of 0.-W. Guests The Women's Missionary society of .thi Christian church met Wed nesday afternoon at the church with about 2(1 members ami five visitors present. Mrs. A mo Voeli! led 1 ho devolionul. "The Woman KvnuKollst In the Coal Holds" was Bivell by Mrs. Omn l.apham, and Mrs. Parlett spoke on a story, "If They Only Knew." Hr. Paul Henry Packard Biive a short talk of a rurowell na ture honorlllK Mrs. C. I". Kdisoll who Is lenvinir tonlKht for her home In ULlchlRiin after spendlng I about a year here with her slsler, Mrs. M. H. Donohue. Also In Mrs. i Kdison's honor, Ibe remainder or ,the afternoon was spent in an I'll ijoyable prom-am. followed by social I hours and refreshments. At tho boKlnnliiK of the pro gram, Professor Claude Neely sani? "Our Savior" accompanied by Mrs. Neelv. A piano solo was played by Mrs. ,Au,dnge.r Playle and twji ! McPherson. "Would (iod I Were , Tender Appleblossoms." and "Last iNlBht." A piano selection by Mrs. Neely closi-d tlio prOKnun. Pendleton Couple Married Here Charles M. Cook ahd Mary Karn- ;hnrt, both of Pendleton, were mar. j rled here at the Itaptisl parsonage yesterday afternoon, the Her, It. I Marcus Godwin performing the j ceremony. They were accompanied t by I''. O. Hentli. j Mr. Cook Is a student at Ihe Kastern Oregon Normal school and the young couple plan to - make their home wherever he secures a school. Missionary Group I Meets Wednesday j The Women's Foreign Missionary society of the Methodist ch:lrch STATE FRI.-SAT. Y The siKvtaciiIiir iiiuh-rseas ro ni -niwe frimi IhIis Vci'ii'm riuuoiiN novel! Two jr'ars ( make! with TJoiicI llarrymorc IjIojiI IliiKhen .Inn Daly In Technicolor. Dialogue, Sound AImi Alt,TOON and ACTS ' 6 S Last Times Today MAE MURRAY In, "Peacock Alley" mil a mt yosterdny for a pleasnnt flion ut tlio homo of Mi-a. O; C. Hourtley on Ouk aliv't for un nil iluy meeting; . A pothtok luncheon, was onjoyed at noon unri the iluy Hptnt nuiklns Hiirglcul ilreHHlng mul Imlty qulltw to !)( sent to China. Afti'r u nhort i busim'SH sesKltin tin nioetltiK uil Jouriu'tl to uMtmllo In June ut the home of Mrs. I A. Dunoun. t Miss Lucille Black . Honored at Shower Kollowlnff the regular metlnff of the tilenner Klrl.s of the M. I. A.. Tuemlny evening' In tlu Ucerentlon nl hall a kltrhen shower In green wan given In honor of MIhj Uucllle Hindi, who will he n Juno hrltle. About SO personH wert presen: and gumeH weni enjoyed until 10:30 when the' luit..r. guest wa.i presented with a basket. 6t kltehen wure. rater dainty- refreshmenls were served. ...,,' , Old-Fashioned Ceremony Is Used The Past Matrons eluh of Hope chapter No. IS, Order of Kaatern Star, exemplified a pretty ceremony at Vnlim last evening when they gavtt tho work as It was 50 years ago. All the club members were dressed In cost nines of thai period and the fallowing took part: Airs. J. I. Morolcek. worthy matron; Dr. K. I'. Mossman, worthy patron: Mrs. ( W. Noyes, assoelute tuat ron; Mrs. Frank Jackson, secre tary; Mrs. 8. A. Wells .treasurer; Mrs. Florence Ha con, conductress; Mrs. Charles Graham, associate conduetoress; M.rs. Nellie Nelll, or ganist; Mrs. Ksther Biunett, war der; Mrs. T. r. Husflell, nentlnel: Mrs. Susie 1-ee, Adah; Mrs. Andrew l.oney, Huth; Mrs. Itohert Knkin, Ksther; Mrs. John llodglu, Martha; Mrs. Frank Tyler, Klectn. j An old-fashioned organ was used Ifor the inualc. Quito a large dele Igation of members from La Clrnmle I attended. Later In the evening a delicious luncheon was served iy tho I'nlou chapter. Women's Society Meets at Church Miss Avis Lobdoll, women's wel fare director of tho O.-W. com pany, spent .Wednesday In Ia Grande and was luncheon hostess to the women employes of ' tho company at the Sacajawea Inn. Miss Gallagher Guest at Surprise Miss Vivian Gallagher was tho Inspiration for n Jolly surprise party Tuesday evening nt her homo In honor of her birthday anniver sary with 22 guests present. Games and music were diver sions and later dainty refreshments were served. Miss Gallagher wus JTthe H clplvnt hl"many' lonely gifts.- " Complete Plans For Benefit Party Tho Degreo of Honor society y made final nrrnnKoments for Its benefit card purly to bo given Fri day evenlmr May 23 at the small ballroom of the Haciijawea Inn Tuesday ovonlnjr at. a mooting In the KaKles hull. Mrs. Charles Walo j and her coinnilitee nre In churgo of arrangements with Mrs. (loorge Kennedy as program chairman. Until bridge and pinochle will bo played. piusom;hs llH.MMKIl IX 5IONHOI), Wash., Mliy 15 (AP) A cordon of guards from tlio stale reformatory hero were main taining a vigilant watch today ovor a patch of dense brush about a mllo from the reformatory walls, confident that they had cut off .tho esenpo of two prisoners who with seven olhci-H made it daring dash for freedom' through n temporary breach 111 the outer wail late yes terday. The other seven were cap tured within an hour nfler their break for liberty. SAVING TIME DECISION IS DUE TONIGHT (Continued from Pago One) Mr. Sarvls mentioned the cham- 1 OCT Ul IIMII11I'-I; niw t'll'i or lens Indifferent, and that the plan wmild not mnke a great deal of difference 1" his business. lie paid the plan, he believed, should hp considered deeply. Mir. Hunter had previously In terviewed end rond men nml said that under riuylight saving lime, the train mnve'meniK ami all em ployen -concerned with train nmve iiientK would stilt operate under standard tlm. hut that other ITCHING BURNING FEET jWith Toes Crackt-d 7 iand IJIislcred If 'so, you're probably Just nn other of over 10 million II. 8, ad ults suffering with a new foot In fection which unchecked quickly spreads to sides nnd bottom of feet itching becomes intense, blisters break nnd there's a wet oozing surface which usually forms scabs. Cheek this contagious and un bearable misery today with .Moone's K mem id Oil, a powerfully penetrating and healing germlcldn which Hert Cross Drug Htore nnd all dniKRhds dispense. Itching In stantly stops. After 2 weeks feet in healthy condition aain or mony back. Adv. IPS $15.00 to $19.75 The - newness' , of these J smart v Sum-' f' mef '-Frocks: will please you. Gay sprinted . silks,, new chiffons, jvash ";able;'pes.: Many new "ideas fin sleeveless frpeks ' with ; chic little crepeiand scarfs. - Then, too, all of them'.howh inithe hew modified ' : lengths;' hew ' ripple : and flare -.skirtS.i- '.:J,' . : ' .v AH Spring' Goats and Suits NOW REDUCED MlO - H5 - Ready to-W ear i'nllroad : eili'ployrs woiihl fftrobV ihly openitti under daylight fliiie.1 I -urn her, MlilK rnvoi I'hiii; '. ; Mr. Kleifi:lst.;'iiHlil that'. 8 per Went of tho . business 'men.-' ami nearly I (Mi ier cent of the-clerks 'favored the dayllKht time.1'- Moth lunther mills are i' solidly lii favor of tlie !jdan.' It', was said!. DaniiiKo t'lalni I'llvil V. , '. H, K. . Mat'tlie'W 'presented ' n' dunuiKe claim : fdr $l?,Bi)h, .which VfiH prepared following 'the, loss of three ftnKfTH U'hen he felt, the hxehe wris varrfliifC severing the flmrei. 'rheV claim,' wilch was cairied In' nvneWH Htory In ' The Observer a few days ago, .wan re ferred to the Vlty muhuKcr .and city nttornev 'f .( hefective'. sidewalks r were lls .."--' BEDDING PLANTS Astersall Lantanas v kinds and colorH Lobelia ' .-,- Arabis Mesembry- Argerdtum ; anthemum Alys&utii" 'Marigolds Begonias ' Petunias Carnations Primroses Cosmos , Pansies Calceolarias Penstamon Colens ' Salvia Daisies Snapdragon: Dusty Miller Stocks Fuchias . Wandering Jew Ferns v:. . Violas Geraniums . Vincas Heliotrope Verbenas Ivy Zinnias The best plants are none too good for OUR customers j GET THEM NOW AT ; ''Greenhouses West Adams Ave. ! - '-- : , J 18 - 75 - $31 ,1 -td h't'tlv mntvi & Millinery 'cussed duririg the. meeting. Com) 'HUssloner ALelvllle suggested it, survey und Mr. Crows said that?' a survey hnd been made nhd thntf many ' ilefectlvo .. sidewalks hiui been removed r -. ' ii Ull In 'In the;antotmt- of ftl.IlJir.T .were ordered paldr .' , . ,. f. lf ' Sotir Stomach?; ... . Will never give you any more trouble if you take a tablespoonful of TanUc before each meal and bedtime.- ".' . J : You'll bd amazed at the way Tanlae ends sourness and distress by prevent ifig formation of gases and acids!' It. 'in lift help or you ret your money back
