Thursday, May 22, 1930
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, PRE.
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DCDETy NEWJT
pharming Dance
'And Buffet Supper
At The La Grande
A churnilng dunco and buffut
ppor was enjoyed by members
the, Kolary club und their wives
st night ul the bull room of the
l Gruudo hotel from U until 12
i-lock. Members of tho two los
K sttlfs in an attendance contest
.-Id during the past two months,
lore hosts to the two winning:
a.
ilimit! for tiunciiig was furnished
y Jlncisey s orchestra. At J l
irlock a buffet supper was served.
ilembers Of triad ,
I CJioir Entertained
J At a charming reception fullow
the concert last night, Dr. and
(rs. Alfred L,. Kichtuilson were
st und hostess at their homo in
iiinor of the members of the
tidies Triad choir and a few
fiends. Miss Phyllis Chandliir. ,i of
brtland, sister of Mrs. 13. D.. Tow-
was an out-of-town guest,
rooms wcro attractively
(orated with spring flowers, feat-
ping snapdragons and sweet peas.
During the evening Miss Kath-
-yn Wissler sang two delightful
umbers, "Sing to Me, My Black.
Brd" und "Koso of My Heart."
Liunod's ".Sing, Smile, Slumber" In
French was a lovely solo, sung by
Miss Huth Ocibel who also sang
"April Tide." The soloists were ac
companied by Mrs. Lynn "Wright.
In the dining room Mrs. W. H.
Ilohnenkamp Jr. and .Mrs. L. U.
Moo presided at the tablo which
was effectively arranged with plnlc
roses and columbine. They wcro
assist rd by Miss Harriet Glenn,
Miss Corrino Baker and Miss Mary
Vaughn Hendrickson. Mrs. K. IX
Towler and Mrs. H. N. Ashby as
sisted in the drawing room.
.
Club Gathers In
Masonic Parlors
A delightful meeting was en
joyed by the Past Matrons club
Wednesday night at the Masonic
parlors with about 20 members
present. Following a business
meeting a social hour was spent.
Later delicious refreshments were
served by tho hostesses. Miss Paul
int Lederlc and Mrs. Margaret
Wells.
The . next meeting will bo with
Mrs. Florence Bacon and Mrs.
Marjorie Francos, Juno 10,
.
Home-Making Club
Meets Wednesday
The Work and Fllo Home-Making
club of tho 4-H workers spon
sored by tho Willow I'arent-
Toaclicr association met yesterday
afternoon nt tho home of Mrs. . !
C. Alexander, on Island City ave
nue, ut 4 o'clock with all members
In nttondunce.
Following a short business meet,
ing. two piano solos were presented
by .Georglauua Lockwood ana
Frances Alexander. Songs wero al
so sung by the club.
Delicious refreshments wore
served by Irma Dates und Virginia
Campbell.
Bridge Club In
Enjoyable Party
' T 1 1 e San Tan ' k a Bridge- club
membors were guests of Mrs. Harry
Christy Wednesday at a delightful
afternoon of bridge. Mrs. A. K.
Moore, Mrs. Graco Head and Mrs.
Don Kmlthpeler. of Baker, wero
guests for tho afternoon with Mrs.
Head winning guest prize.
High honors at cards were won
by Mrs. Will Casey. Mrs. Cecil
Mathews received consolation
award. Mrs. Will Sioclting is a
new member of tho group which
was formerly tho Safeway club.
Later dainty refreshments were
served.
The next meeting will bo June
a with Mrs. Grace niead in Bukei.
Perry Club Meets
With Robertsons
also spent tho afternoon with
them.
Guessing contests were held with
Mrs. Nell ' Jtobcrtson and Mrs.
Chnrlos Hanson receiving honors.
Mis. Hobert Young entertained
with several solos.
About 4 o'clock 111 tho afternoon
a delicious two.eoursc dinner was
served. The club anticipates a
meeting in tho near future with
Mrs. llullantyno at Dnkt.
Bible Searchers
Class Entertained
The Perry club was delightfully
entertained Wednesday at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. George Kob
ertson, of Pondosa, with ten mem
bers present from this vicinity.
Mrs. Gilbert Rnllantync, of linker,
The llible Searchers of tho Pres
byterian church class enjoyed a
pleasant afternoon yesterday at tho
church parlors with Mrs. Hobert
Hakin, Mis. J. K. Wright and Mrs.
Klizabciu lluck hostesses.
Mrs. Harry R. Turner presided
at tho meeting when a program
was enjoyed and amusing games
were played. The devotional was
led by Mrs. William Condit.
Miss Joyco Cuslck played a vio
lin solo accompanied by Miss Doris
Williams. A piano solo was played
by Miss Kathnrino Wissler. Later
dainty refreshments were served at
the close of tho afternoon.
Mrs. Walter Lane
Entertains Club
- At a pleasant afternoon of
bridge Mrs. Walter La no was hosr-
ess to the lleloinalo club yesterday
at her homo with three- tables at
play. .
Mrs. George McVey received
honors for high tally. Second prize
was won by Mrs. Jtunes Oneal. Fol.
FACIE
TC0E
ACT?
a
"Coming events
cast ftieir
shadows before"
fir i . . .A . ,tit-L. ii- fr ,M ,iwm m.m.vH r,- ilJi . '. , - -
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When tempted to over-
'"Reach for. a
Lucky instead"
Be moderate be moderate in all. tiling, even in
smoking. Avoid that future shadow by avoiding
over-indulgence, if you would maintain that modern,
cvcr-youtliful figure "Reach for a lucky instead."
Lucky Strike, the finest Cigarette you
ever smoked, made of tho finest
tobacco The Cream of the Crop
"IT'S TOASTED' lucky Strike has an
extra, secret heating process. Every
one knows that heat purifies and so
20679 physicians say that Luckies
are less irritating to your throat.
Your Throat Protection against irritation against cough
i 'Mnilpnilinn in dipt spems to me the first and great requisite of any treatment which may be counted upon ii.s
ultimately satisfactory," says Dr. Beverley Robinson m the New ork Medical journal. We do not represent hat
smoking Lucky Strike Cigarettes will bring modern figures or cause the reduction of flesh. We do declare that
when tempted to do yourlelf too well, if you will "Reach for a lucky .nstead , you wdl thus avoid over-nduL
gence in things that cause excess weight and, by avoiding over-indulgence, maintain a modern, graceful form.
TUNE IN The Lucky Strike Dance Orchestra, every Saturday and Thursday evening, over N.B.C. networks.
t 1S30. The American Tobstco Co.. Ufri.
lowinir enrds a dnhitv two course
luncheon wu served. Dccomtions
wcro in a color schemo of yellow
and white featuring yellow spring
flowers.
Tho next club meeting; will bo
Juno 4 with Airs. Denver Charlton.
Music Recital To
Be Friday Night
MIhh Gludya iMIllor will present
19 of her pupils in recital ut tho
G Hindu hotel Friday ovontn.
May 23, ai & o uiock. The public
is cordially Invited. Tlio proKram:
Skuting KroKinnnn
Flower Daiico - Dniui
GerulUino Wright
Tho Drum Make
Kskiiuo Julliiby Ulaku
Kiehard Kurther
Alureh of the Gnomes Hull
Mario Bmco
Germuny Thompsim
Nurso Soiib Schumann
Verna Leo llunfurd
Tho Circus Tarado Cud mail
Atholl Meldrum
lianjo Tuno Wrifht
Muriel Weob
Gcrmoii Song- Taehutkowsky
Artino Com ad t
iUtlto Valso A an null Smith
Sumner Alport
Husslan Uomunce Frlml
Klfin Dance ...
.......Jensen
Lois ltobertsou
Slim Robin Sing Spuiildiiitf
Jean Tennyson
i'ixie's Goodnight Sunk .liruwn
Kenneth Alport
Keltic Dance Cooke
About Strange tenuis and l'eoplo
Schumann
Helen Hughes
Minuet B Min Schubert
Knid ilurnett
Slumber Song Gurlilt
A l'lrato Ship und a I'irtito Crew
Mueller
Winnitred Scott
At tho Donnybrook Fuir Scott
Hy tho Wuters of Minnctonka....
lileuruuco
Melbu Shepherd
Tho Hocking Chuir Boat Bluko
JJeatrlco Awes
To a Water Lily MaeDowelt
Scherlnzo Moszkowskl
ratrlchi Jesso
Liebcsfreud Krelsle
A La Uieii-Almeo Schutt
Virginia Shepherd
Invention llach
1'relude Chopin
Whims Soliuiuaun
Juno Uuvenscroft
Prepare For Camp
Fire Girls Benefit
Members of tho Camp Fire girls
cominitleo of tho La Grande Neigh
borhood ekib aro eomplellng plans
for the benefit bridge and konsing
ton luncheon to be held at the
Sneajawea Jnn, May 31. This Is tho
last Saturday in May und the com.
inillee urges that the duy be set
aside as Camp Fire girls duy and
thut any clubs having a regular
meeting that ufternoon postpone It
in support of tho cause.
Funds raised will bo used for the
girls' summer camp this year. Alt".
T. A. McKinstry is generul chair
man of the benefit and any ad
ditional Information may be secur
ed from her. Those on the bridge
committee are: Dr. Murguret Ingh
Mrs. Chase Uohimnkunip, Mrs. A.
J. Stange, Mrs. F. 11. Appleby Mm.
Chester Thompson, Mrs. F, L. My
ers, Mrs. Adolph Siegrist, Mrs. C.
S. Moore. Mrs. Oscar Warnork.
On tho, kenslngton committee
are: Mrs. Ji. itulph Clark,
Mrs. ('. K. Mappersett und Mrs. It.
F. Tyler. Mrs. Howard Miller Is in
cliurge of the program to bn of
fered us entertainment for those
not interested In brldgu or ken.
sington.
Mrs. McKinstry announces that
tickets may bo secured from uny
cominitleo member. At present
thcro ure seven lovely prizes for
bridg and five for kenslngton.
Loyal Sisters To
Hold Keception!
Tho Loynt Sisters Aid of the
Christian church met at the home'
or Mrs. Aino Voela in FruUdulo
yesterday ufternoon with 41i pn-s- 1
enl. The business meeting wan
mdncted by Mrs. Harry Sundoif
president, and Mrs. K. C. Tiphaiu
ld the devotional. The organi,a !
lion decided to hold a reception I
this evening following the revival 1
meeting for tho new members of ,
the church. '
The next meeting with a bo 1 I
o'clock pulluck luncheon the third
Wednesday of tho next month. i
MissWaldroff To !
Wed Mr. Flannigan
HALF
PRICE
SALE
Friday-Saturday-Monday
75 NEW SPRING COATS & SUITS
AT HALF THEIR FORMER PRICE
Exclusive models, one of a kind, each one personal
ly selected, offered at much less than their original
cost, for three days only. . -: : -
Arrange for a charge account; "qr a small deposit ' ::
and we will hold any garment. . .
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La Gi-ande's Exclusive Ladies' Ready-to-Wcar and Millinery ; ,
Ihe wpildliiK to be held July 3, Mrs.
Wiililrurt and Jliss leonil Wnldroff
wero lioMtesses at a pretty dinner
party Tuesday evening ut tliulr
lioniu.
Tho table was decorated In a col
or scheme of pink-, and whllo with
a centerpiece of plnlc lullpH with
Hletider pink tapera on elthor Bide.
A t'otir-conr.so dinner waa aerve'd.
lirldKe was a divcrnton later In
the evenhiB with MIhh CoilHtanco
Itay wlnnliiK first prl.o and MIhs
Cloldlo Wnldroff reeelvlnir Heeond
honoiH. Two tables wero at play.
"
Benefit Party To
Be Held Friday
All arraiiKenienttt havo been
completed for tho benefit card
party to bo ulvcn tomorrow oven-
..- ft n'f.lm-lr Hllllllllll'fl lime) at
tho Sacajawea Inn by ftho DcKrco
or Honor I'roieciivo asMociunuu.
rnlliiwtmr tit'ftirnnii has been
nrramrcd: Miss Harhnra Ilialt. pi
ano hoIo; MIsh l.eona waiuron, vo
cal solo; MIhh Myrna Ward, read
Inirj lavld Jllatt, nkclclo solo.
I'lnyini? of brides and plochlo
will start promptly at 8:30 o'clock.
Tlin public. Is cordially invited and
a door prlzo will bo given. .-'
Announcements
of Woodcraft: will moot at 'tho K.
P. hall Saturday v afternoon nt 3
o'clock. 1 : r " v
..',".
Tho memhora of tho O. A. It:
and tho W. It. C. wlll attend mem
orial Horvices nt tho Mctnouist
UniHconal church at 11 ; o'clock
1 1 J'ipiHCOpai cnurcn at ii , uc
rl'ho Juveniles of tho Neighbors next Hnndny mornlnpc, May 2 5
Annoum-hitf the betrothal of
MIhs Gladys Walilrnff, ilaiiKhter or
Mr. and Mr. C. Waldrorr or this
city, to I'harleH Kdwnrd llannlan.
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DOLL STANDS GROCERY STANDS
ALUMINUM WARE STANDS
CUT CLASS STANDS
BLANKETS AND PILLOW STANDS
Music By 6 Piece
Gold Bell Dance Orchestra '
Dancing Starts at 8:30
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