Mdnday,May 19, 1930
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, IA GRANDE, ORE.
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Annual Junior, .
Senior Banquet
Held Saturday
Members of Clio
Club Compliment
1 tic. ii ill Klamath Kull thin week
are Mrs. J. T. Itlrhnrdaun, Mrs.
IsIs BiOKhunl mi J Mrs. I'olon Klier-hard.
;'l Waffle Dinner at
j J. R. Rhodes Home
Mr., Mrs. Stoddard !nost ami hoie m a iiiiBiurm
wuirn- mnncr wjnuay i-vi'iiihk i
A modernistic tlumo of decora- In honor of .Mr. and Mrs. Klincr 1 mon-noine on spring sueei. jjnim-r
tion fitatured. the' linnunl junior- Stoddard who arts leaving today lol""8 served ut b oclotk wltti pluces
sttrAor' lianquet of the In Uruivle. make their homo in. Portlanti, 1 for six.
lliKh school held Saturduy evening members of the Clio club entertain- Tu" 1iie w-la at.ractively dec
in the ballroom of the l.x Grande . ed Saturday evening ut the .Sucu-! orated with miring flowers, riens
liolel. Novel candleholdetn ofjaeu lull ut a churinlng dinner- j ant social hours were enjoyed dur
liainted bottles und queer crepe i bridge. A lovely centerpiece of i Ing the evening, liuest:. were Mr.
flowers in nainted tins ivore table Ibliie nenstenion and nink iiillns unit Mrs. I'Ved Wlleoek. .Mi. uml
arrangements, on the walls were I decorated the tnbli. with covers i Mrs. Kred r.radeti.
.se.vernl posters of the John Jleld ; placed for 2ti.
't urds were a diversion, later In
Announcements
Jr. type
Cecil lllack presided ns tount
imiHitT und in answer to his ad
dress . of weleonu, l.w Johnson,
nr-di'nt of the senior class, ris-
the PvnnliiK and u gift from the
ehib wuh prospntt'd to thi honor
Kue.stM. Mr. und Mr. Stoddard, who
wore i-PHtdentH of this city for
Event of Tonight
oii(id. : Leonard Jtue guvo u toast i many yoarn and are mouthers of
to tli Hi-dadf with a response by; the 00 vMli)t nuve ,nmie their
Will'-am- TVaiv: Itussell Nelson , iu- n Balier for the past yviir.
pii Kiuiied ; a . toast to the faculty
wilh' 15. IVTowler. U. H. S. prinr j TfXj-n 1 Will "Ro
r-lnal. ivsnondinir. Tho resnonse to 1 -tVCCl let! VV III DC
the to.isl given by Miss Margaret.,
ftiulirre was by J. 'I. J.ongfelKAv.
s-:perinti'ndent of the city schools. ,
'I ho toast, to the school board wus
given by Clair l'erklns and answer
ed by U. Kberhard in the ab
sence of Ot'orge Uirnie.
A musical program was present-,
ed at intervals bestnning Vith ft'
I lute, solo by Polph Hiegrist ac
conipanied by W. .W. Nnsbauin.'l
Miss Uuth Geibel sang a vooctl j
nuinlier accompanied by Miss Gen
eviovc., -.A diet at the piano.
A piano dmo. was played hy Miss j
I, Following: Is the program, to 'bo
j given this evening at the. I .a Gruuile
(hotel ballroom ut S o'clock when
t Miss 'Mildred Speneet will present
I of -her pupils in recital. The
public is cordially invited.
'Railing - WlliTamH
jThe Wlilp-Poor-Will Williams
.Kvelyn Carter
1 Song of. ii Itose . Cranmi
Andanto : Haydn
Ryan before she leaves for the.
Km hi.
Miss Krla Clark hi leaving for
' ' . "" . '" . j I-a Grande whfre she will visit her
The Hihle Searchers eluss will sister, Mrs. llek Undsey fur a
j meet for a social meeting Wednes- j wt,ek before going to her home hi
day af'.ernoon at; the Presbyterian 1 Condon.
church purloin ut 2. o'clock stand-j ym Helen llulue went to Island
ard time- and 8 o'clock daylight city lust night for a short visit with
time. Mrs. Hobert Kakln, Mrs. J. Mr. and Mrs. C. 11. Hldwell before
K? Wright and Mrs. Kltaahetii Huek starting to Sheridan where she will
will he hostesses. (' , . ' upend the summer with her purents.
Miss Helen Schaper is not look
ing forward to her vacation with
ns much enthusiasm as some of the
other leaehers as she plans to have
a tonsil operation at Iji Grande
tho first of the week. She will go
to her home in l'rosser, Wash,
later In the week.
Mrs. G. A. Seihtrd and Mrs. "Will
, IVogel entertained lnosjt delightfully
ITX ION (Special) Kuiieritl serv- j 1U Ke luncneon i mo
Icea for Stewart Undsoy Hunter ine lornier on i nuiwiay. y.m-
were held at the Cock irndertaklng f"1 tne afternoon were present and
parlors Thursdjiv afternoon. and in- lst members of the Lucky Thlr-
l(ii'mr.n( 'una ,,,,, , l!nlni tOOIl. The llOUSO WUS lllOSt attl'aC-
Puplls of Miss Helen WMllla.ns cemetery. ' MiV Hunter waft horn in lively decorated In gay spring blos
j upns or .miss tieiei i ii i us vorl- state December 25 J859 om!t meal was perfect,
will present a piano recital Ihars- New orU state, eW)ei jsJ ,lU..ded to Miss
.e ii. nnii inpv onitiR in i mun in it u , -
Hunter Services
And Burial Held
At Union, Ore.
Uy Hffi-s. U Z. Temill
( Observer Correspbndent)
Piano Recital
To Be Thursday
Dora Hutchinson and Mrs. T.
dav evenlnir at S
i j-, ......i (.... u-hori hn livnrt until rullpil home
,M urun .. ..uu-,. im iW. u .... -: - - k d consolation to Mrs. 1'.
students will take part: . Ulliuti Tuesday,, M0 i&in. tie was a
Knnutz. Jean Hyde, Helen Jean contractor and builder and several Jlum
Speckhait Jano WMlllnjns Wann of Union's larger buildings are the ' Mb Pauline Hood left last week
Html ii liorothy Mann Margaret products of, his handiwork. He was for her home at Ferndale, "Wash-
Karha'rt. Until llvetB', Mtirgaret affiliated with several fraternal or- Ington.
Dixon and Hutu Aldtich. A cor- ffanlzatlons..' ' He was a Master m i. .;thel WetKol and three hll-
dial Invitation Is extended to tho Mason and.'in 1S-J4 becamo a (vcn wui leave early next week to
milllt . Knight Templar In I,a Grande jom ir Wdzel at lliparhv. Wash.
. where at one time he hold the of- xhelr plans for the summer are net
fiee. of eminent commana?r. in very definite as yet.
M,,c piovlA Ta 1S!,ti "e entered tne ,iysuc mirine ,
Mr. and Mm. Worth Halsey and
family went to llaker Sumhiy to
celebiaie severul family birthdays
that have eome the past weel-
They visited with their daughter
Mrt. I. C. Steduwm.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred M'ormnn. of
l.u Grande, visited Mt the Hyers
home yesterday.
W. ( Uyern cuiue down from
Independence, Ore., yesterday to
help his uncle, Mir. Hyers In train
ing his string of horses for the
coming slock show. He will re
main for sometime.
V'mbcrs of the Kpworth league
or the I .a Grande Methodist church
were in I'nion Sunday evening and
pn.jMited ( "ir mis maiy piny
"The ('lor l,lne" heiore a very
tippreciittlve audience of Kpworth
l.eimuern uml menvbers of the
local congregation. The play is
i verv stirring presentation of
the day, having to do with a yonug j
Chinese ( ihrisUan who came . to j
A meriea for further education j
Greece, Middle
'iAges Sway Gowns
For '30 Brides
Hy Diana Merwiii ;
(Associated Press Kushitin I-Mltor) t
j PAItlS (AP) Ancient Greece ;
! and tho middle ages dominate
'Paris versions of what the welt-;
' uressed June brldo will wear,
Tho Greek trend is newer and ;
1 more sophisticated but the "moyen :
nut." comes easier to the rank and
' file of June brides who must de-,
pond on local talent to follow i
! I'nris lead.
I Mt ttleval or Hellenic the I H1I0
bride goes to the altar in robes of ;
i while or near-while, which touch
i her ankles and prahably brush the t
1 toes of her bridal slippers.
Her train is long: her veil of i
tulli. with headdress In strict keep
Iiil u'll h I tin Molrtt. nt hei dnss.
ami had to combat the racial! .,t,inno JlIlvln, one of the influ
preiudlce which eNists here. The (m(Iil, mnwft ln (rill:l, .Uessmak-
udds Grecian lielm'ts of stl-
i.a ui amte younif peopie. rn. , , t ,,rt , .,n . ...,,,. nf ,,.
ceiMng the play, a short program ! ltll),HlMnjneP hrWe.
war. given by the !.a Grande ., , , ,, ...
h-'iuei- ' ,n bridesmaids In
'aIj- ' Until Jack.on. of l,a j ecnu gowns and for their
Grande, visited with her frhmds ! "KKOss Grecian .andals of
the llalscys here Sattnlay evening, j Wl,'n; "r 80 tMV ,
' I . Hrides with an aversion for the
elassie nuty Ignore both Greek and
medieval lines lir selec;intf
laiinenl.
CURTAINS
Laundered and"
stretched carefully
MAIN 56
Standard Laundry Co.
"Wife Snvlng Station"
It. lm-t hi .lln wn4 itlun ii (h:irter
MOSteSS tO A-lUD momber-of th?. Hlka l.ulfte oikh
nised In La'Ciinnflo .In 1802. Thi
i 'Clifton HimiJi
A.,,..r..i il.. :l,'r.'l.nniiiir .mil lliHS RlimiWr 8H -.1
I.pnon, ,Mi;o.lil!,. ,'. , ...v ""Hy'"- BfrUtdKjr
TlnV 'iu.w-it ylijclt.' was yort. ,ly 'I.mllnn !unco
tho scnlov 'elriBH wns promiiitpii-. by .: '' - K.lnn Jnnp .
Ijcp '.loliiison to Cnnll Hluck who In .1-0" I-Ong AtfO
turn buvp It to Hubert KtmluWil, ' Sl.irfh
.Wllllnms
Itolfo
..Ovpi-liolt
Mrs. Chnrli'.i I'luylo wns hoatpm
lo thu Tlmrsdny Hi IiIko oluli lit llir
luinio l'rlduy with thrpp. tiibU.H of
Ih'IiIkp nt play, club honors worn
won hy Mrs. Krpd KldillP. ; . V, ,V
...!.. nnylpy 'Mohawk Bridge
1802. Thp
I.a ai-nnde 4'Jlks hnil an Inniresijlve.
iRpiiioi'Uil wrvii'H ut th pmim's it
tpr which Rov. Ti. C. Ioc k.ivp the
oniony. Tho local MiiHiinlc lortRii
took chnr&fc of the HervlreH.at tho
cumelei'y. Ho . fur a his frli'nds
'lenW he hail no ltvit'nr l'plntlvf. '
Several Hons have obnio'thln week
Agnes Paddock
Passes Away At
Union Saturday
f iy "Vlk-'sV ii.'- K. Tci'rali Mi I
, ((.HtseiTier yorreypondent,)
Ifi'ttsiuwrahr-li'i i Asnes
..-..Wright I
president of the student body
!
Frederick Jennlson
during the dancing which fol-i '' Springtime
..Mclntyre j
lowedHie banquet Aliss .fially ,f?ier.
grist and Miss Peggy Hohnenkamp 'Aiiei cnooi
presumed u . fealuro .dunce,'. -The
Herena'rtt-Vs Ynrnishi'd hiuslc Ton tho'
evenlni;. ,-.... i
lleiiy Hums
U T7 4. rii'o iwn' to make Union theirOiome one to Paddoek, who
L1UD; Jlintei LdineU jJr. ani Mra, j.;hrmon Hall on Tues- I an. active part
.' day. one to Mr.(and Mrs. Guy Hall
At n pleasant evening of bridge, . Qn M'ednendny and a third to Mr.
el Hoover 'were nnd Mrs. Oliver
'.Irthnonn Ml', aild M IS. 1-
tiiost und Hostess lo ine ivionawK day,. . ; . j ;
:j....niighee "ridgo club Saturday evening ut j Wm )ob),in' drove lochia, sheep
Wright their home which w as prettily camp 0n tho Imnahn. r.iyer on Tucs-
decorated with spring flowers..
day nnd nfier attending, lo-several
STATE
PLAYING
Turnef on Thur
Kloiso Stoln
Soiir: VIt)ldut',Wolrts'...
'..Hunjo, Tunc
1 '. 1 Kelila Smith
rYnlfip ArtlHtlc Rolfe I Kour tables of eunls were at play lmsinexB hiattcrs. returned the same
I ltuth McCltire jwlth .Mrs. Jack Hranilt anil-Joel day, . i .. i
ThoMen-y lji'n Party ...'.Jobnson : ltlchardiin wlnnlnK hlirh.'. liononi. ' , jerian. l)avta. la 'doln hl part
Pelpr Pan nnil the Pirates ....Kwlng Dainty reri-i-shinenls were served toward mftkljlR the hliihway beautl
, Keith Patten following bridge. The next mectliiK fu, by )n,nlnK new p0nt of paint
In Tho Tloat Franke will be with Mr. and .Mrs. James nbout his service station.
i ' ' ' . Klleen Winn Oneal, May 31. I Miss lnilrup of . Halfway. wa n
On a Jolly Hunt Kieniznn i ... business visitor In Union on Fi t
'William, Tell : itossin. , Dm, rln,U Mooro lay.
' Donald Jasper J. cj. i jr viuu x,j..j
1 1 Serenade to a Kronen Don Heller
Jiia jMttrj 1 ru.... -I ... . ; . , . , - .ti, nlteiul tlnil nnntnil nlenlp tiwlrl
me ,v,Hollo"(lm, , 1 in( , h; ,; ,j, t ,Jt j,,,! omP v m(,m' ijj ,ho Cooperative
Hom.inio of m,.. Nnll Hob.rlson on Adams Creamery company. ..They report a
, . . . Nadlne .won. i ' avenue Friday afternoon for a so- very interesting day. They visited
Dance, of tho DaifH I,JJ!im"chi mitlng Cliiskiit c ntests the new Coi pe.atlve plant In linker
. ...lack .MU.lliy ,; .wi iv( P et lol-ed 1 with Mrs. Harry and returned homo the'.wime pre-
in nn Ainoama a ... , , . ,., nine
t;(W.U..i;a.;&'WiiUlMi.tv.u ir.l.,ven uiim-. AT-o M.n.ll.n cna.l..lrul. n'f rn1-n
fit Including Mrs. has snout this week visiting at tho
CHICAGO Police Capture
Frank II. Phillips, alias William
Ortln. ns he Is about to light fuse
mi In. nib in sanilwlph shim diinr-! At ClmnlaVs, where color
their
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Is a o o
way: state s attorney saya he con- : nrsi ciinsiiierauon. a uriuni puny
fesspd lo two other bombings. ln apide-blossoni shades Is Included Qo
r-r . Ill tho spring collection. ' oO
WASHINGTON' r Senator Mc-j The bride's gown Is cream-while ' o o
Kellar. demoerat, Tennesee, charges ; cie.e satin with a circular Tan train ' op :
Hoover with responsibility for
"imnldleil condition" nf tariff bill,
opposed to President Machado.
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At KObertSOTl XlOrne 'Rev Grlegs left Thursday morning
lionna Watson
Romance hi - A
Margaret mbrl
.t I 'hi sr 16 pwrnije
Rln AlUv.OeorgetoJterlseoii.'p
IW-' -t 'iJL 'ii t : .i-;". u!tnAn.i... h-Ka uv,, .i.i i ......
- h , ; i i vUrI,Vtt,!holt,NH:ipirlJe chii) next "Walter ogeI. She plans to return
rt, l HLut'M Mt -Ii t n p
, Neta AVltsorf
to her home Sunday.
A T)re-im Song H HKlinaaticvtKTIvo moiK;wtiriaLtwvivo wiui i Airs, win vogei ana netiy plan
"-Marjory TFfTff : rpflynBnTygr'ltr TTfrTTOrvlng' rtf ' 'to leave for-Vortland the first of
r.....ni.... nt u..ns.. put ton . rpfreshmeiitSv MVtr.' KobertMon was- the week for n two weeks visit with
Mini- M"or-i " assisted hv MrH. Hlfln Murray. Mrs. Vugel
Pulton ? '
mo(htr. - .Mrs.
for many years took
in the civic aiM'airs
of I nlun passed away, at niitlnigm
Saturday.. ,Hhe was a mem,ber of
several organizations, la, town and
loyk part nearly all patriotic
prORrsnm .by giving readings. She
worked as reporter for the Kaslern
J Oregon Itcpublican for seveml
yean i until failinf; lien lib com
pelled her to give It up a few
months ago. She leaves hut one
brother who lives in Iowa. Her,
husband died here nbout Uf years
ago. Nuneral arrangements have
not been completed but H Is cx
pesied they will be held Tuesday
afternoon.
Mrt. V. O. Ilaggerty accom
panied Miss Hi'ien Schaper tn I .a
Grande Saturday where she under
went a tonsil operation. She will
leave soon 'lor h Prosper, Wash;,
Wht re she 'will spend the mummer.
';rcvU Wilson - Is' driving '-a' new
s'0nn ' this : week. ; .' 1 1
.Mitt.: -Strut ton and herhons Carl
aVid : Itay1 Uo huvei'been In School
herb duibg' the year loft thoi hisl
of I be week lor their home near
t'nnybtr't'ley. ' ' .' - '
"Mr. rttid Mrs: Alvah OOdson oaihe
dMvh from Teluca'set to spend Suti-OitV-wllt-A'
h'lr--ny.n:lir. Mis. Sai'ah
;UsolKM',,h.,''',.vru'oIl, ami son'
( 'lia'rifs' ipiived to 1'ufoii recently
Sara frn'iti llitlne:-. ''' ' '
!r.OM HAY; India Arrest of luni
(1 reds' : ot" natlnnnlist volunteers
f.ill to prevent raids on govern
ment salt depots. 1 '
cut In one with, a princess dress ig0
I resses" of the maids of honor ' q o OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO g
iirii apple blossom, pink chiffon, jog Og
with matching big hats. Kor thejgo ' 'mKWJili tf'l t'trfil ' aS
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Its color Is tested. Never gives a
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Adv.
plhk chiffon and ' satin dresses.
lf you can't , see the bright side ! O g 000ooO t)OO0OOO0O)oqOO
polish li tho ;dark one and look o qO
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"DEVIL-MAY-.
CARE"
BI T Till OHF.AT 1IIIMAX--Tlf
ST. A It. TI A S Sfll
PASSKI) THAT TUH'.MI'H. I.V
TIMS ItO-MANCI'I YOl' JlfSN'T
.MISS!
fiance of the Onbmes
Thii.Btfollinif Harp-Player lnrdln(f
I Alma seiroeilei'
'Walt V Schitlwitl
:channante i.- -Ciioton
Howard Wilson', "7; i.. ' -' I
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Mrs. Stoddard Is . .,
Luncneon Guest
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KAMON
UOVARRO
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MADRID
, llonorhiB Mrs. Kl.ner Stoildar.l
who Is lenviwr to make her Home
In Portland, Mrs. Charles neynohls
yins bostess Saturday at a. charm
ing lirldBe-luncheon at her borne
on Washington avenue. An effec
tive decoration fiatmed tulips, and
iiptunhisL '"
-Six tablps of bridge were ut play
with Mrs. Adolph Slegrist winning
the first honors, Mrs. K. I''. Murphy
second and Mm. John Theisen
third. A guest prize was presented
to Mrs. Stoddard.
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P. E. 0. Meets At
Bohnenkamp Home
Chapter I of P. K. O. met In teg
ular session Friday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Hal Bohnenknmp
with Mrs. Mary Maker assisting
hostess at a delightful 1 o'clock
luncheon and business hour.
Mrs. Hurley H. Richardson had
charge of thp program, nn Ameri
can opera, "The King's Hench
man" by Deems Taylor and Millay.
DelegRtes to the P. K. O. eonven-
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