La Grande evening observer., May 16, 1930, Page 3, Image 3

Friday; May: 16; 1930
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
Fage Three
DQIETry N1EWJT
1 orutions; Hoy NtHspn, progrrnm. ,
During the dancings MIkm Sully
ftltwrhu itnil Mttw IVgcy Hohnen
kump will preHcnt a ft-atm-H mini-be.-.
Delightful Bridge , ,
Luncheon Given At
A. Jt., offered
poeiu
'Cry of Kreedom.'
I Oliver, of the (3
'prayer.
fT 'j' TT j. -ll -v,rs- Hmun. Mrs.. Marietta
UU LrranOe XlO tel Yeck, Mm. H. J. Kitchen and Mm.
'A . ! -w--' J . : !A. I. Nelson all khv readinjjts. Mrs.
Mrh. J. I. Havensoroft:-und Mrs. Helvey read . un original
11. N. Ash by were joint hoHtewies I which is being set to music.
at one of the .most tMiKhtful 1 - The daughters of Veterans pres.
)rid(t-iunchoftn frtven 'thia sprins, ienud Mr, Murphy with n love
talcing place ;yeHerduy at- the !- i luquet of flowers and welcomed
(iiunuV-hottl. ; :.nim buck to l,a Clranue. Mrs. Wra-
l.tinjchepn was served in the ba!!-d extended a welcome, to him
mom at.small tables atti-uctive with I from the AV. H. C.
:imuy tulips conforming with a;'; Comrade Murphy. Comrade Mnr
pretty, ' color- scheme of pastel , tin. commander of the G. A. R.,
jhiules. 1-ovely baskets of fftiwersJand Colonel Jvanlioe all spoke.
hnpiiu jf w iNissaki Camp
were, unungcVl .about the
mm Mi turn profusion.
room in j 'rs. . NelBon sung "When You
and I Were Young, Mnggle"
an
Honors "at bridge, "with H tnbU0,rt favorite song of Mr. Murphy's.
Presidents of the four woiuons
patriotic organizations ware in at
tendance with Mrs. Rnulen; W. It.
C. Mrs. Ithodes, D. V-. V.: Mrs.
t Anna Piatt, of the Spanish .War
j Veterans auxiliary; and Mrs. Anna
Koesch, of the American Legion
auxiliary. ,
: The party was also In observance
of the birthilay of Mrs. Moilie
Hack, niemuer of the P. I'. V.
, HofreshmentH were served by the
following- committee.: Mrn. Kuck,
Mrs.'Yeck.' Mrs. Jtny Huell. Mrs.
Aturusta McCoy, .Mrs. Margaret
At ,;n pleasant "evening of Itridge ' Ulystone. Mrs. Ithbib'.s. 'Mrs. Win
MisRMahel Doty . and Miss .Mae'nie Klmmell was chairman of the
Stearns w:re hostesses last 'evening, transportation committee' for the
nt'-their home on Oak suvt. KiglU ; CJ. A. H. and the G.' A. 11. widows.
tallies: were at ptay .wlth Mrs. A.
J'.plliig winning first
Hanclie -Herutnger -consolation,
An effect lye color '.iuhemv of
orchid and .yellow was nsed- in !the
flecdnition; featuring spring flpvvV
ers.! 1 -1 U'llcious . refresh m'ents were
served later . in the . evening.,
nt play, .were. won, by Mrs. K. li.
ApplJ-iiy,, first; Mrs. W. H. Hohn
enkaiup ; Sr.- second; Mi's., Oscar
WntnWl;, third, und ; Mi; J. T
l;lr.liirI.sni, consolation. . .
Out-nf-tbwn guests' were":' Mi,
.lacktl'iiinpbeli and hi'r sister. Miss
Ann . Ked derail of Knterprlsp and
Mrs. Kliner Stoddard of "liakcr.. -
Bridge Party Given V
iThursday. Evening
Fire Girls Meet
Chic Suit For Deb
The Nlssnkl Camp Klre group
held a combined social and buI
ness meeting at the Kastern Ore
gon Normal school Thursday eve
ning when plans weru discussed
for the work to be. done Mils quar
ter. Delicious refreshments were
served by 1 the committee It.
charge. , . .
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Poppy Club Meets ,
At Copsey, Home
Toppy-club members were guests
of Mrs. It. V. Copsey at her home
yesterday afternoon' with; two
tables at play. Tulips arid iris were
a pretty decoration of the. rooms.
Mrs. Hubert Stevenson -won the
first prize ' and Mrs. Chestei
Thompson received the consolation
award t bridge. Following cards
dainty refreshments were served.
Entertain Club
At the La Grande
it!o,,.'M1!T i Class Banquet At . .
, L. H. is. Saturday
D.r ofTJ. V. Party "
Honors Mr. Murphy
...' The nnnual class buniiuet, really
tho-soclal event of the year (it the
J.u,Grando High school, will talis
iilaoo..Knturday evening ut the l.n
Grande hotel when the junior clasH
will he. host nnd hostess to the sen
ior elUKH. Honpr guestH of the ban.
quel will 'be the Hi-Dads, school
UutiBhlers of I'nlon veterans en. j board members and their wives,
teruilned .the (Irand Army oCthe.;and faeully members,
iieiiublie and the relief eorps lit C'eell Hlaek, president of the jnn
hbnnr.nf romi-ude Al. Murphy', i ior eluss, will preside ir tonstmast
M hq.'hns just returned from Kosei er. A new fe;iture of entertainment
biiVg where he spent the. winter ut i,thls year will be musical numbers
th.v soldiers home. The. affair took ", at Intervals when the toasts are
plat Wednesday afternoon In tho i being (,-iven. ljiter dancing will be
Moose hall. . ja diversion.
.The first pavt. of the afternoon : Miss Anna I.n:ira I.ee is the fae.
was spent in group singing of oh!- i ulty supervisor with Miss Virginia
time' war songs. Miss Marlon Nel-' j Wetzel, menu ohnlrmnh; Miss Mar
son sang "Just Uefore the Untile ; guerlte MeOlennlng. Invitation
SlotheV followed by. "The Hatllt iehalriiian; Miss .Mildred fade, dec-
BiTATE Theatre
! "NOW PLAYING ' " II
mnm t a vd ttt oat
A IT J MJ. lu 1 1V1. " OxxA.
tlx (MJusPTyy ft
I' -'ifSi? 'r', underscas ro- II
W - '13 jr mancc that will
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Al a charming dinner-bridge Mr.
and Mi-s. J. I.. Uirlson wero host
and hostess to their club last eve
ning at the Iji Grande hotel. .Prettj
spring flowers centered the. dinnei
Uihles with covers placed for .24.
Mrs. William .-IlruBh.nl and
Audaier l'lnylo received the prlzen
for high tally. George McDonald
won the consolation award and
guest honors were presented to
Miss Norman who is a house guest
or' Mrs. I'Yaneis Greuileh.
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Mrs. C. E. Morris
Hostess at Party
Mrs. C. 13. Morris of the Orunde
rtonde apartments entertained 4b
guests at her. home Wednesday af
ternoon with Mrs. J. Osborne
and Mrs. Clarence Woodelt assist
ing her as hostess. ' The guests
were members of the Mutual Im
provement club of Muddy Creek,
where the hostesses were residents;
for many years. The most delight
ful part of the afternoon was the
renewing of old friendships nnd re
calling memories of former days.
At one o'clock a delicious basket
luncheon was served. Kollowlng a
business meeting a social hour wan
enjoyed. u:
D. A. R. Officials
For Year Named
Jfl' t
t bugle corps preceded the Iltverla ;
t COIItlllKL'llt.
j Kt 'client Slmwliijc
) All of the eehoolH made nn ex
cellent showing In thirpnrade. each
with more or less original ideas
thai lent color and lu;erct to the
procession. .
From the business section the
1 youngsters marched to the high
j schoo'. field to begin the track
meet, which Includes both Individ
ual slid team competition.
I.ik-; IHljte Meeting
The regular meeting of the
1.1 Ut lodge took place last night
In the Klkt' temiple with the av
erage attendance present. Fur
ther plans were made for Initia
tion to le held Moy 21.
AMERICANS TAKE
WALKER CUP BY
10 TO 2 SCORE
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Tills dressy sull for the,
chic miss features a cant
with circular rrants and
a. flat ciepe -hloiiso. .
ly. The home was decorated with
spring flowers., The club will meet
ngaln with Mrs. Verne -'rlngg of
Pumpkin ltldge. , 1
Mrs. Lee Hanford
Hostess Yesterday
At a delightful -luncheon and
social afternoon.. Mrs. I.ee Hanford
was hostess yesterday at her home.
Pretty wild flower were nrrunged
about tile home. Luncheon with
covers placed for 82 was Served at
several tables, ' a '
,.-
Pinochle Party
At Burnett-Home
Mrs. ft. G.' Hurnelt entertained
"three tables of pinochle at her.
. i home on ' W uvunue Wednesday
the evening. .-ollowlng cards Unlntyrc.
LK'snnieuis -wiu e nei in. .-.
Those receiving prizes worer Mrs.
j J. V. McManus first nnd ;.Mrs. Hen
i ry JIagey, consolation..'
Daughlers of the American Hev
olullon held nn interesting meeting
at the home of Mrs. George Baker
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs,
William Miller assisting as hostess,
Officers were elected ' foe
'coming year "as'Tollowk: 'Mrs'.' J. K.
Wright, regent: Dr. Margaret In
Igle. vice regent: Mrs. P. B. Hob
1 inson. secretary: Mrs. I.ynne Hoh-
menkanip, treasurer; mis. 11. u. . -t "l.-'U
Avery, registrar; Mrs. Kritz l.otles. I Jol ly Bridge U1UD
historian: .Mrs. Jl. jii. huck. cniip.
lin.
..nlln.vlt the llMitilieKS seSSiOll
Mrs, Ijitttes had charge Of the pro. The Jolly Hridgi- club members
gram telling of Colonial Homes I were guests of Mrs. illlam lisnn
and Colonial Gardens" and lllus- j yesterday afternoon at a delightful
trilled her talk wilh a number of ; bridge-luncheon at tin
nictures. . ! Sweet peas
Mrs. Ira Aldrich sang "The
Hobby was brief 111 his comment
uller tlit victory.
"We are happy to have won,"
he wild.
All the' other members of the
tram wive particularly enthusi
astic over-the great victory of Don
-Moe. I In- baby of Hie team and nil
congratulated hlni enthusliistlc
n lit-.
i he. news of Gleiina Tollett's de.
feat al mrilihy was a blow In the
American camp and the Walker
run players seciiUMl more rfur-
prised iiml ilowuciisl over her loss
than elated over tneir victory in
Sandwich.- - -
Moo s round against Stout mndo
golllng history for Sandwich. Kour
dona at luncheon, the linlverslly
of Oregon student came bavk with
a brand .of golf In the afternoon
that could, not be denied. j
Three- Threes In a Itow
Sloui slarted out as though he
would wipe his young opponent :
from the golfing map, flashing
three three;: in a row Immediately
nfler Hie. .start, of the ufternoon
clash and going seven up.
Ito then played the six holes j
from the. fourth to the ninth In ,
four under fotirs and slarted the j
last nine with his opponent only,
two un ' Instead of seven. ;
Hon squared the uuitch at the t
12th hole vlth It long pull for a I
three and went one up at the l:lth. !
After a half at the I till. Moe was ;
bunkered at the JMh and Sloul j
In turn innile the match level.
' The I kit li and 17th were halved
and the Issue was to lie decided at
tho home hole. Moe's Iron siiol j
to the I Kill was a classic that lotigj
will be reiuemliered. I'Yoni 200 ,
yards he sent the ball dead to the
pin. stopping three Inches pastjiSi
It lipped iho holo In passing. S.oul ,
wai on the edge of the green In
Iwo and. when .his putt for a four,
rimmed the. cup, he eonroded the
putt, hole nnd match. I
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BREIEK
Brings Another
GREAT SPECIAL
5Q00 Fine Summer ,
FROCKS at
Medford The first forent flre
In ('rater national forest wan i
blurted when Kglitning mrucU a
tree In the applegnle Miction. It
win: extlngulHlied (ulckly.
Ajitiirla AriJiur Cable, garnge-
iiIjiii. .Sea Hide, was comronlctl liy
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;n'Xii: Re9lllar Values
iMrlJ II
Many
Models
Fast Color
Printed
Fine Count
VOILES
DIMITIES
BATISTES
SIZES 14 TO 48
STARTING SATURDAY MAY 17
DEPT. STOKES
IN THE WEST
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The high bcIioo! orcheHtrn under
the direction of W. W. Nunbauin
huge ctiugiir In his gulden. UKer j Played seieclionH before the first
the animal treed and hilled. i curtain and between ads. I hit
. . numbers played won of the creepy-
Ts Entertained 'CROWD PLEASED. .thniiy types, j,.t ri.,t ro,- a mys
Many Bargains Listed on Want Ad Page
i THRIIJ.KIl WITH
"HAUNTED HOUSE'
Breaking Waves Dashed High" ai
1 coinpanled nt the piano by Mrs.
I George llll'llle. following the pro-
grnni tea was served.
The next meeting will be the an
nual flag day session, Jfune 14.
...
Benefit Bridge
Party Last .Night
Hncajawta
und rosebuds i
roinieit a nrettv eenl erphce of'llieiine nrin
luncheon table.'.
With three tables at play, Mm.
Kd Hoylen won first prl'e ami Mth.
Art Sani'ord received second.
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Fifteen tables of cards wore at
play nt the G. I. A. benefit puny
lust nisht at the T.a Grande hotel,
i Pinochle and bridge were at ptaj-
! with the following prizes awarded.!
iMrs. McNalley, first prize and Mrs. I
'Herbert Pattison. consolation: !
. Walter Iane. first and Harry Hfcarr.
consolation. Pinochle awards wer o
presented to Mrs. L. M. JToyt, first; g
Mrs. Pete HedjfKn. consolation; K. , o
Holllster. first and Itoy Kndbure:, . O
consolation. I o
Attractive sprlnjf flowers were ', o
nrraiiKed about the hotel. Jjiter In g
the evenlnj? datnly refreshments i 0
were nerved by Mrs. K. Holllster O
and ln-r committee. I 0
father, Kvans ami. tin-
tors In the last set'iie to add
another to the ton;; list of suspects,
lie 1h the blK "Hill in the play.
' The best part coineH Just before
tin curluln.
The manatfcmcnts consists of .
director. Miss Catherln Hartaln;
Arlo Noyes; an- j
Klstant biislnesH, manager. Hoy Net- j
oon: artistic effects, Hon I'onrcb: j
staKe . inanaK1!', Jtobert Weehn; I
the Hiveria school, etc., very at-1 electrician, furl Johnson: stae
traclively and carefully arranned. : carpenler, Kred Nowland; promp-
A hiiFe airplane, iiynie ly some ter, Alice Inlow; make-up. Phyllln j
of the boys was also displayed. i Dunn, Orvul Anderson
CHILDREN STAGE
ANNUAL PARADE ' business manager
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; Icry iilay
) Orchestra members arc:
Violins: Virginia .McWIIIIalns.
i Alice Jeanette I'ooper, Miiellzalieth
jl'ooper. Margaret Millie. Kdna Tur
j hit, Joyce CtislcU. (Jerlrude fon
. iruilt, Dorothy lllgglns, Urnost
Hrlggs, Hii.it Mel'herson, Andrea
Alnsworlh. (lenevleve I'Mexer, tler
tnnlo Walker, Olive Dabl.
I.'llltes: Dora Hunt, Dolpll Rle.'
grist. Hveroll lleyiiollls.
Clarliii'ls: Hilly Kiihln, Ouy An
drew," Wlll'onl Znugg.
. 'I'rumpel: lli'i-nard Powell, Uni
on Zangg.
I'reiuli horn: nllly Caldivell. ,
Trombones: Wayno Nusbiiuni,
ii .lohnson.
Haas: Donald Poiireli.
riano: ICdim 'I'owery.
I'ercosslon: I'ei'll IllaeU.
The A rlcnn Legion drum and;
hen Fresh Peas; are tasteless, you
can improve their flavor as they
cook by adding
a dash of
Elect Officers S
Of V. I. M. Club g
o
Klectlon of officers of the V. I. g
M. club was held al lis meeting o
Wednesday afternoon ul the home o
of Mis. Wesley McDonald on VQ
avenue, when a pot luck luncheon O
was enjoyed. j
Klght members were In atten-
dunce nnd following the business '
inei'ting social hours passed (pilck. ,
SPECIAL
SAT.SUN. ,'
GOLDEN RAY
ICECREAM
35 quart at
COTTAGE GROC
Dox't blame tlic peas if tliey
(ire flat. If you' could liave
eaten them when fresh picked,
tlicy would liavc been sweet
and juicy. Hut tlic longer
pea ore olT tlie vines, tlie less
sweet they are.
Other vegetubles carrots,
spinach, cabbage and toma
toes can also be made much
more palatable by milling
dash of sugar whMe cooking.
ugar
And the same holds true in the
preparation of stewed fruits,
cooked cereals, meats, stews.
There is no need to deprive
yourself of flavor and enjoy
ment when you sit down to
the table. I'se sugar for its
flavor value in the wholesome
foods that belong in your diet
and each meal will be a
pleasant event. The Sugar
Institute.
'Good food promotes good health'
A Beautiful ;
Complexion
Kv ry woman desires to have a '
lieulthy, rosy and attractive com
plexion as possessed by women In
perfect health.
Sallow. Sickly, lllolchy Complex
Ions are usually the result of a
disordered stomach. Indigestion.
I lyspepsla, Hilioiisness. Sluggish
l.iver or other causes.
Tnfcc Hy-PKP-Scn. the grei:
Tonic and System flennser. Is the
advice of Druggists today to those
who suffer with then., various ail
ments. I!y assisting the Stomach, Liver
and Howels to function as Nature
Intended, the entire system Is In
vigorated, lllood circulates better
nerves are stimulated, and you reel
the Joy and happiness of perfect
health.
(iet n bottle of Hy-PKP-Sen
Tonic today nnd you will he more
lhan ..as-d with results.
Kor sale by Moon Drug Co.
Adv.
Let Your
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Standard Laundry Co.
'Wife. Kavlng Stallon"
BEDDING PLANTS
Asters all
kinds and colors
Arabis
Argeratum .
Alyssum
Begonias
Carnations
Cosmos
Calceolarias
Coleus
Daisies
Dusty Miller
Fuchias
Ferns
Geraniums
Heliotrope
Lantanas
Lobelia
Mesembry-
anthemum
Marigolds
Petunias
Primroses
Pansies
Penstamon
Salvia
Snapdragon
Stocks
Wandering Jew
Violas
Vincas
Verbenas
Zinnias '
Ivy
The best plants are none too good
for OUR customers
GET THEM NOW AT
Greenhouses
oris is
West Adams Ave.
BE
Main 759 (3 phones)
Corner Cedar and Wash."
WE HAVE INSTALLED A NEW RE-;
FRIGERATOR CASE WIHCH IS THE LAST
WORD IN THE MODERN MANNER OF
HANDLING BUTTER, CREAM, MILK, COT
TAGE CHEESE AND MANY OTHER PER
ISHABLE FOODS.
FEATURES FOR
SATURDAY AND MONDAY
BLUE MT.
" ', ' ;" or
.MEDO HARVEST BUTTER
2 lbs. 75
Fresh green string beans, 2 lbs 29
Green peas and new spuds, 3 lbs ....25
Cabbage, hard heads, lb 6
Bananas, 3 lbs - , 25
Oranges, medium, dozen 47
Oranges, extra large, dozen :..97
1 Radishes, 4 large bunches ....10
Bulk dates, 2 lbs 25
Salmon, red, 1 lb. can 25
Geisha Crab meat, '! 11). can ...35
Asparagus, 3 lbs ; 25
Fresh ground hamburger, lb. ........2-
Fresh ground veal, lb 30
Pvhode Island Red Hens Fresh Dressed
Spring Fryers
Purex, qt. bottle ...29, pint free
Broken Pineapple, large can .. 25
Our meat business has doubled in the past three
months. Good meat always is the reason, cut
like you want it cut. Carstcn's government in
spected beef.
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