La Grande evening observer., May 27, 1930, Page 3, Image 3

Tuesday,' Mar 27, 1930'
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
Page Thm
j SCOOT NIEWI
Ramblers Art . '
Class Concludes
Season Yesterday
The final meeting of the year ot
the iiiimbh'rs Art class wufl h'UI
t-stii day at the home uf Mrs.
(.fiiiKtt Itiniiu win n a charming
picnic - was enjoyed on the. lawn.
.Ml intern hers were present with
Airs. Harriet Muclionuhl and MIks
(..lmlys Miller guests.
Tho topic for the afternoon wns
mi inti-jtHiing' huoK review given
hy.Mi'H. L. Aloe if ' a Kurffe':
"l.uuKhing Hoy."
I Miring the year 1 he' club has
si n tiled the archeology of Central
a. id South America, the - southern
Hurt of the rnite, States ami some
.sections .of Mexico.
Club Meets With
Mr., Mrs. Hansen
Members of the Wistaria club
met last night as guests of Air. and
Mi's. Harry Hansen at their home.
I jeenrat ions were in a color scheme
of red and white, featuring tea
roses aiiw siTowhalls. ,'
Three tables -of bridR" were al
play with Air. and Airs. K. A. Knr.j
imiii winning the pr.e. Air. and '
Airs. V. iUyde Hoppel received the I-
award given annually for the hlghM j
e.sL accumulative sect.-.
-V dainty iwo-Votir.se- luncheon
was served following cards. Thi 4 ,
the final meeting of the club'urt
t!l fall when ilt- will meet Sept. !
v it h Al v. audi Al i Walter Nmv
Inud. ' ';
Mrs. Safford Is .
Hostess. to, Club
AT trs. .Howard Safford. was host
esriiio the Al'Hiil iy Hridge club' yes-;
t id ay at a delightful , bridges i
luncheon at the l.a Ciiando' hotel.
Vai'N-d colored tulips centered the j
tabic willi envoi's laid fof 12. i
.uncheou was served at 1 o'clock..
Honors at 'in-lduo' were won-by i
Mrnv M. T. Kit-hurt i. son for high
scorn and Airs. HerherL rutlisou i
received guest prize. The club will
meet again in two weeks with -Mi's.
Richardson. .
iss Kate Houx
M it .l?llBhtfl . broakfpitt, Ban.
rliiy nin.inB nt tho.l.ri OmntW ho-
' ll8 '!" "''" wiHjtostrw. to
a wonp of H'liclii'in of. th ulf-;.
. KrmU'k of ill,. Is, .Oi-iU)l:Thl. Ht.:ollinB Hi'pin'S'Vllinlinlf
UtililiiV KPhnols.' tliOHo whOi toujfflyt :!
in the At'Uerinan 'I'rairwiiff HPhool i ,
and tin- studi-nt tcnrlii'i-s of the
its mm tlu- puliiii' srhool Instruc- i
toiy ivhn yi-i.ri. jnvllyl hnyp wnrkyd, !
. .
Bridge Party At' , ... ;
mi J...ll XJ
:, i.Ilt; OctlUWtJll I1UII1C! .a Vila MillerlllK
Tl'e King's Hunting Jug. Bull
;.ii-s. .1. P. Caldwi'il. was liosless j " Hoy Mi-rnian i'
tdj tin. K. '.. flub Monday nfter-, I Mountain- Dnwn .i:..,.:........Tliil)Prts
nnon at lit-r hnnip whri) two talilps.f' Dorothy 1-p" Iteynolds
cfi" liriilTp witp pnjo'ypd. l''ollowihpr (-lui!l of Mrp. K. I.. Flvans)
EVENmmENGELEN GO I
(LOOL9YR
WEAVES that capture every vagrant
breeze . . . styles that capture the
admiration of those qualified to judge good
grooming. New sennits and split straws
fashioned in the correct proportions of brim
to crown. A most unusual value.
cards ln inly refreshments were
Served. Airs. Aliln Smith wan pres
ented with tho award for high tal
ly. The club will meet ayaln In
two weeks. w
E. 0. N. Faculty
Picnics at Cove
The faculty of the IOastern Ore.
gon Normal school enjoyed a pic
nic at Cove Saturday evening with
-5 in attendance. In observance of
the birthday of V. Nusbaum,
music supervisor, a gift was pres
ented to him. Air. and Airs. 1 O.
Alacomber received a wedding gift
from the faculty.
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Pupils Presented
In Music Recital
An Interesting program of well
ronriVred musicul numbers showing
ability nnd thoughtful training was
presented by tile pupils of Airs.
l,eo Ileynolds and three students of
..no. j-. u. m.ii.r. v ...
the .a (.ramie hotel ballroom. The
selections were idayed with a uual- at.intIp(1 wilh'a number, of Inter
ity of expression that was truly (is(0(J parpnt(l (,m) fried .present
delightful.. The singe was attrac
tive with spring flowers. The.-program:
The f'uelioo
Williams
Snow Shoeing Jean Castle.
The Cellist ;.....,........,:.Seovill
). , Jeanne Winters
Soldiers 'March Heiiumnn
Grandinllier's (Mock ... i.raldt
. . " Del.orls, I.Ioyd
spring i' lowers, - ''"" i
fi'Ah.7ri'i
Happy 1, ,.S,, ,
Moitv MliiniMUs Krl
',Anil-1rhMw, ..-.. I
(i'iMll';uf';M'S ;f:;).i; Kvuns) !.!;
Armind (lie .li:u :...,! Ji-nUlns .
: ' : Klalmi. Kiy ; ; '
Preain Song .......
' ;"- Doris Schultz
Shephard Tale
I'uck's Dance
Gloria Swn
Goblin's Frolic
..lAirman
....WrlBht 1
Oooiliirii
......llollor
' ltuby Juno Mct'herson
Bleating
....Hpnk
lOsther Davis-
The Three Hoars Galbrenth
Huckleberry Finn1' Moos
"Kalph Winters, or. -The.
Bazaar Dallam
i Alelody in G Hunter
. Heltv l'nlh Itnhneitlciimn .
ne ,1 'eiltc Historie (.'cull Itayners '
,P..n:-nf t.. v.- t.,i!i;,:
3., ..1.,;,1 ::f ', unnl ...,....,ttel.i
. ..Jum.pi1(rlshpP... . .
;,. ' ,.;,, .. : v,.ihf
Or!lt.c 'Heleh Hohnenltnmp" '
. Mooiilifflit. HcvoIh Andre
: Spanish Gvpsy Danop Dtopvi
.Pumhp Wcrd " ' '
ltaphn"iw
""r'lTiHii'ins ai Kmuhi'i"
Anna May WnltinK
Itho whitp-Moih
; Murniurinir KnrlnB
....Ware
...Unlllll
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77 Current Stifles
Wright
.Minuet in H Minor SrhubPrt
I.illlnn Muilenhiirg .
Wieturne - Ohopla
Iinpuliince Huhn
(CJIen Kox ,t
(Pupil of' .Mrs. K. I.. KvunB) .
I raninnvttn ...Sennit
llunsnry ........ k wiling
Kuthurlni Wisali'r
Music Tlox ... ..;..I.Iadow
('Mines of St. lMtrirliH WhlU'horne i
Mildri'il Spfiiot-r j
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Birthday Party
At Edwards Home
little Joan Kd wards, daughter
of Mr. and Airs. K. I.. Kdwards.
was the inspiration for a birthday
parly in honor of her first anni
versary Atonday. Six other little
tots and their mothers attended
and alter delightful social hours
datntv ' refreshments were served.
The home was attractive with bou
quets of peonies and snowballb.
.
Piano Pupils In
Recital Monday
A charming and talented pro
crinti U'iid iii-ounntit.l liil ulirht liV
hw )ano pupj,s of Mlga Jurtu,
Snodgrass In the ballroom of ilu
Saea.lawea Inn. The event was well
The program:
l.ullaby
I
John Williams,
.lack lloan '".
A Hay Dream .
..Ill I bit)'
Alartorle and Vivian Hlndmnn .
Drifting John 'William?
t Three ("locks John Williams
! Lots ArcCarthj
Fairies Dance John Williams
Kvening l'rayor John WIUIaiuH
Hetty Dean
J)0y .;.....:.,-U...nuiiwin'
""Y"'!' tlU
Jlurill-Griiii i. Hlnkc
- Vivian Hlndmnn- , ; ,.
The Anvil's ScuiB Spaulillllt-
Toniiny'a N.uy Ili um ITcnton.
l'k Moorci
Jiy Dolly ......Auopivu
Little -:ive.s l-Yoin W:rylanl .... ?.
- JohiiBon
Minut Mozart
Murit'tta Kolpy
Tim ltosary (urrnnBrniont I.pop- j.
Hp) , NPvln
. AlarjorlP llluillnau . . (;
Gnrrlenln Wiillss Bilbro
Harcarotlo Ullbro
T.ucy Mcflune ;
Song of the Harvesters TelHcr
I la Alyrick
Alnsic of the Hreeae .... minro
.MUSIC 01 lllp Itain j.iimu
Alusic .of the Waves Bilbro
Iltt Myrlclt
Adi'llililG Hwelfel .
Annahp'e eTrpany. y
Flppllns (Moiids AntlionJ'
AnnahpllP.Terpany. . ..;
Huntsmen's' t'hnrus Von W'pber
rtl'kahn- Hoy KcnlH
Aileliildp Zweifel
lpo,," JOK
...Kunilroelc
Pensee.il-Amour .: ?ont,e
'Iniuulfon Ounce
...Illlss I . Zelluli Heed, , ''
- -vt..i ( 'liarinante .Mamrka ,.Orotou,
TuYlon HillUBary Hapsodle ......i r:
I :.....M1ghoiine'-Koelinff
, ,. J';yi'lyn .lluljKartH ,;. .jf-.
Install Officers .
Saturday Night
Installation 6f;officers wdsi lield
at the meotltiff- oT-the T.a tiraitde.
98c
S1.98
$2.98
Atapinlily No. 13 Ordpr of Rnlnuovy
for UlrU SattirdAy evPning in the
Musonlp ball with Minn I'harlene
1'aua inBtalletl worthy advisor.
Olhpr offlcflrii .or Uip HPXt tPrm
uro: Misn Mary l.ou IMper, worthy
uMociate . udvlsor;. AIIbh Kdnn
Hrown, sifitor - -of charity; Mlw
Pattlinp .COnrndt, KlstPr of honP;
Miss Margaret Mlln. ulstor of
fulth; Ilia. ThPlma Sttrutu. rlmp-
luin: Miss Mildrpd Hphumatr, drill
leadpr; MIhij Huth Mapulre. plater
of lovp;. Mlwi Oaphne Hnwery, bIh
tPr of rpllRlon; AmaryUiH Knlffht,
siKter or paturu: Mlts CiPdii liar
voy, Mlstpr of Immortality: Mlw AI
ha Onmerell. Bister of flitpfliyi Ml"'
Jpan WallPr, jtlistpr of uatrlntlBiii;
Minn ArlPlip I'opradt, ,ltPr of
Mi-vlre; MU ' UpuovIpvp '. Adlpr,
miiBlplan; 1 MIkh 1'aullna Ia Fran
loro. ronfldPlual . nbBervfri Winn
AUpp . MHn, oiitsidP . ' observer;
MIh.i Katharliip WIbbIp, cliolr dl,
reptor: MIbb Jpin IVvJllc, MIbs
Maruvtpn Kiddle, : MIbb flam
OoiiBiipnowrr.' MIbb llnrothy Sf.iart
are iiiemlpnidf t)ie eholv.
Miss Mildred CKnrllon, phb(
worthy advisor, noted inntalllnj?
offippr with iliBit Junn -polidire In
stalling .rpeprder; MI'hii1 t.a VellP
Rlrhey, InstnllliiK Vhaplulnj 1Hb
Krancea ltiphardB, intallin$ mu
Blrlan; JIIhs l.nlilne WphpI. IliBlall
Inir inPSBPntrer.' ' ' . ,
' l'lans were made, for a picnic to
he held May 8!i nt Cove which will
W on all-day affair. Mliw I'lpcr
pVpKentPd "MImb KnllB Itli tt lovely
liuci:iet of flonprn.
' -' -' '. i . .
Patricia Leonard
Is Complimented
In observance of hef elevtsnth
birtlujiy 'Alius "Patricia l,eonard
was the, inspiration for h JoHy
hlrthday party yesterday afternoon
ut the home of her parents. All
and Mrs. H J. Teonnrd, on Al
avenue. ; (Jirmes ,we.re enjo-ed dur.
Ing the afternoon and nt fi o'clock
the ' 1 2 gucstH , were seated at a
lonff tnhlo' where dtnnnr was serv-'
ed. Decoratlnnn were In ft.' color
Hchftme of . yellow -,and white. In
romemluance of . the day ' Mlfli
lonard received utnny pretty
girts i "
Mrs,, Clark's Pupils
In Home Recital
At h pretty home reclt'il' yome f
the puplltj of -,M' )U Mt'itPlJ Cln.ru
were (preHehtrd lant nltrht at her
home on Oak street with parcnu
and a tew frlrnds. InvllejJ. . Thn
rooniH were' attrqetive- In an ar
rangement of Mprlnp flowor. Kaclj
little girl ww' siven . a comaice, as
'Hho. played hor'numherH. ,,The fn.
lowintf program wiih- exccptlohnllv
well played with fine' eynresslo.'i,
nnd technknte.' , , : ;; .
TarenteJIn .....'.'....'...Pnul de Vul
; ; Kdlolla 'I'MwarjlM .
Doll's ' llream ..!...T!......OeHter
lorls htarlrot
(PilpJI of "Mm. Btalret)
Puel "Afoon Inwn ...........,.KrlniU
Clarice Taylor umj Mrn. .Chirk
DanchiK'rolunjhlno ..Kwhitf
CnriotiB-fltory i;...:1:;.:.;;tv(Y.Kellir
. ; .fivflyh fcKenriori"1'.. ... .
Purple Ian.Hle V. Preston
Kchezlho'V;
: - rinrlce Taylor '
Miifdeal reading 1
.....MrH. Hi'hwIcU Clark
(a). Jear Kittle uooo ' v
()).' Jlow the Klephunt (lot His
- vj. itium i inn k
Second Val Godur'l;
Spaiilnh f)anco No. .1 ,.MnxlowHlV
Waltxliiff Doll' ......,;.f........:..Poldlnl
, Virginia Htalret .
i ''
Kensington Plans
: Being Completed
Tht Camp Kir GlrlM committee
of the .a Ornudf1 Ndfrhborhood
cliih announced through ltn general
chairman, Mr. T. A. McKluutry,
further plans fnr the UentnBton
which wjll follow the . heneflt
luncheon to he jflven In tlm Huc.i
jawHi Inn KutMi'()uy, luy 21 at I
o'clocU.
The kcmdn?ton will consist of u
hundcraft, inaterialK - for which
have heen donated. There will
two conteHU hen wltli nVtyeral
prlzen for each. One content will,
he for th women .who tire unhfc
con puetM and the' other Will he
for the (firlH who jire n Cnmp Klr(
group". ThouKhthey -M'JH work to,
gnther he judging w(l hm hDpl:
ute. Airs. Thoina ValHlngerM'cha(r'
man of the kt'n.sfnelon announced.
Thre,. will )e three prieg for thf
Ctinjp fir glrl. The. firm' prWtt.
will he a heuatlful robe which will
he displayed In the window ut
Putnam's Thursday and Kriday.
AIlHs Madeline Iarwoti, director
of I'ump Klre activltleit In lu
Orande ftftnounceM that niemhers
from thft following groups will
take pait In tho Kensington; Chcs
cnamuy group, Mm, Kred Mormon:
guarillaii; Ho-he.im, Mxm. Clyde
J)uvl, guurdlan; Wakellta, Md.
Alerlln Bat ley, guardian; Zhnnt i
Mliw Lucy Kinkel, guardian; Nas
uka, AIIjmi' Klhiuheth if'-sse, guar
dian; CliOlfiia, Mlffl Jlazcl Will
iamson, Kunrdlan; Wacheloven,
MIhs Jori Warner, guardian; IX
tapochon, Mrs. I. YU Awes; Puk
wana, Airs, It. K, Tyler, guardian.
Ucsdes Ihs Camp Klre groups
there will also be represented the
two Itljehlrd groups, junior organ
iKatfona. Thene girls have Indian
bird names .and members are
named for birds. The fflrls are
from 8 to 1ft years of age, AIlss
Hesse ts the guardian of the Am.
dogon group and AIIhs Iren) Pot
ratz for tlie Chlnula. Alls larson
reports that the girls ari enthufd
astlcally uwattlng th lunoh- ou.
Health Talks
BOTttilXUS POISO.MNO
. tlptulinuH polnonlnif U a mrioint
(and oft.i) fatal form uf su-cultt'il
I food '' pullonlnK. . Jo the United
Btuten, where th digeaae butullmiH
1 1, l?a common than In Uurope, the
' fatality rtcord in sixty-two pei
crnt. I
I . Whn one has eaten botiilinna I
Infected food, the symploma of the
dieeaa. appear within .ighteeit to
thlriy-slx Jtoiirs. . The quicker the
appearance of the symptoms, the
mort,, nerious the. disease. Unlike
as fh other food-poisonings, there
is no marked gastric disturbance ;
is botulism, the nervous rather
than the digestive system bears the ;
brunt of the attack. Dlnrrhea Is j
rare In botulism, but constipation !
Is fairly common.
The .first thing noted ' by tho
botulism sufferer .may lie a strange
dimness of vision. There -may be
difficulty in swallowing and in talk-'
Ing. ami there is usually a "ease of
tlghtness about the throat; The"
.mouth Is dry. As the disease
progresses, there Is muscular .weak
ness almost amounting to paralysis.
The botullnus germ produces a
specific poison, and It Is this poison
or toxin, ns it Ms called, which Is
responsible for flu distress of the
sufferer, ,
As in the case of diphtheria and
tetanus, there Is a true nnti-toxin 1
for hotiilinus. To prove effective,
the botulism anti-toxin must bo
given early In the disease.
McxUmi rii mI tiers .Muii' Lead
M l-:.ri0 x"ITY (AT) jotting
a new record. Mexico produced
1MK.-I01 ton of lead during 1 i l! t .
figures compiled by the govenir
inrnt reveal.. The output put
Alexlco in secoml place in world
production.- Tutted States lakitig
the leail.
Italy t'ui'bs Map Sales .
- liOAl K . (Al1) Kxclusive con-'
trol -of nuipTmaklnvr and., map
printing In llaly is centered . In '
tho military geographic Institute,
N'ii , plans of nnllonal territory f
nuiy be sold Without approval of,
the Instil ute. .
Recich for
Your Throat Protection against irritation against cough :
"Beyond 30 years of a',c, the mortality among overweights rises rapidly with the age and with the Weight."
says Dr. Brandreth Simmons in an article in The Medical Record. We do not represent that smoking '
lucky Strike Cigarettes will brintj modern figures or cause the reduction of flush. We do declare that when
tempted to do yourself too well, if you will "Reach fot-a lucky Instead," you will thus avoid over-indulgence '
In things that cause excess weight and, by avoiding over-indulgence, maintain a modern, graceful form. 1
TUNE IN The Lucky Strike Dance Orchestra, every Saturday and Thursday evening, over N. B; C. network.
I,3. The American li..tc,Mli,
Chats With
Parents
VrmriiKiiY
Hy Alice Indsuii Pcale
v Peggy's mother is one of those
womeirwho'lielleve In doing, every
thing in the easiest possible way.
Dreading a scene when she Is
about. Ut ho out nnd leave J'eirgy
behtnd, she Instructs the maid to
take the child out into the back
yard while she,' herself, escape by
the front duotv
Decoyed by promises but sus
picious beneath, the .surface. JVggy,
sometimes follows the maid Into
the back yard but always, as the
house door slams,- and there is a
grinding of wheels on the gravel,
she. emits a loud wail and Indulges
In a fit of hysterics,
Tho tecMiniiiue that Peggy's
mother is lining neither trains her
child to accept sepa rat Ions nor
gives her rea-.ion to feel trust in
tlio individual on whom she is de
pendent ,for her feeling of essen
tial security.,
1 Site1 is,1, prehaps,. a spoiled child,
but trlckory, on the part of a par
ent, has never helped to unspoil a
polled child. '
Anyone who thinks at all knows
that such deception never- works
more than once. Not only is It fu-"
tile but it Is actually harmful.
Tricking a youngster is etiuivah'ul
to lying to him. Jl is a snr?,vay
of-teaching dishonesty. ' . , ';
It is furllu'vmore the best; pos
sible way of 'undermining his. faith
In his eldet'K-and of niaking hlnv
suspicious, fearful orrevengernl to- t
i:,i'Vvengernl t,o
Jft iViiUiiiviivv
w ur d . -l h o . -v e i;v. r p ehp
should have nlolute Vonfixlence;
Whatever convenience or con
formity wo achieve through trick
ery Is dearly : bought and nev?r
worth the price. There Is nothing
which wo may propeYly ask a child
. to do wHieh cannot b? achieved in
a straight-forwni'd, way.
! There Is of- course a difference
" between tact ami deceit and If
there is no tactful way of helping
fl'uiir child face an unpleasant rcai
Jty. it Is better to bo brutally dU
red.
Ever Hear of a
! . WASHTUB
I as a wedding
prjesent?
MAIN. 56 ,
, ' . ... i i
Standard Laundry Co.
"Wlf SuvlllK Slallim"
' ' I ,;.'. I !,' ;,t 1 , -. ".! i i
TAflE ...ANKLE
Locky:jiis,S,ead ,
Bri moderate be modernto In all thins. ;-; "
even in smokinu. Avoid that future shad' f
ov by avoiding ovcr-indulijence, f yoil Hi
would maintain that modern, ever-youth -.
ful figure. "P.eacli for a lutky instead.",
lijckyS Strike, the finest
i.;(jSj'.a;'r;etijr.B;;yio;
srnoked,
finest : to
ST'S TOASTED.!" Lucky
Strike has an extrcty
0 . secret heating process
Every on o- knows thit
heat purifies and so.
20679 physicians say
that Luckies are less irri
tating to your throat
1 WAHIUNtlTUN (Al) " lni:
Kam'tj army of civil workfrfl now
nuihlu -ni '. f.KT.BGfi. Thin ! t!ii
niMiiber under civil service, ac
cording to tho annual report for
ihc- fiscal year of l!i?8-2'J.i &n);
) reprefictilH an Increase of
over the previous vein.
i
Tune In On
KHQ
1 1.
Every Wed. at 10;30 A.M.
for - ',.
Chans Drumnlogut V
lM't'BOllttMl hv Mim itnm.llir i'
(MllISP IMItl AKSfNHlltM
CHARIS o
I- ,i
1 1
h no ordinary
foundation
garment
Its adjiiituhlc tleilgn,
patented and therefore
exclusive, permits vm,'
tho wearer, to recrtr
tie slender liiure line
ol yoiirvoulh. Hv iiiemis
of simple uiljiiHluieiiln,
ym can correct un-
graceful devclopiurnt
oi'wuitit .hipftaml thigh
nml h o.ir Kmart, ituxl
em cIoIIicm without
tlihciinit'ort orrcsiraiiit
T.oi'til Aiitlmi'lwd Iti-pn'iW'ntiltlire
ALICE K. GATES
Sacniawea HotelMain 830
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