Wednesday; May 28, 1930
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE; ORE.
Page Three'
Neighborhood Club
It. S. Flemlntf. retiring president of
the Na phhnrhnnrf elnli n it ilenurt-
illlGCtS () I I 1 C e 1 S ' t"en'' reported tnP completion of
- "C " ' T itho-sludy of snered urchiteciuru
r 01 VOming X efll'jand Introduced tile new president.
J , Kussla Is being considered s the
Ulecllon and Installation uf offl-Ut idy topic for next yea:-.
rr took place nl tlie.flriul reg.' ' Other committee rliuiiinen who
ultir session of the 1.0. Orande had reports were: Mis. Joel Itlch
NelBlihorhood club this yeur held : ardson, yearbook: Mrs. Towler,
Vuesclav iifterrioon ut the I A 'press and publicity: Mrs. Chase
i:r)iiwi.. Thi rnllnu-inr re-1 Bohnenkunip, hospitality: Mi-s. i
port was given by Mrs. K. P.V",e Zimmerman, uncial; Mrs.
Jlossman. representing the board , Norman frees, leg.siative; .urs. n,
. of
i..,. .i,.,ii .-rin,.v. m.- Kil.lK. Tyler. Bbls committee; Mrs. J.
ln'eltman. trensurer; .Mrs. Charles I V. Ravenscroft. community service
tlrnham. coireHnondlnir . secretary! I ' public welfare
Mr
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second vice president.
mnnagers: Mrs. It. K. WestenriJ- Melancon. auditing: Mrs. Hay
'er, president: Mrs. 10. J. 'Tow--' Murphy, Christmas seals: Mrs. R.
-, recording secretary; Mrs. Kd. '. tyier, gins coinnmie. . u
ickman, treasurer; Mrs. Charles j F. Ravenscrort. community servle,
-nhu r..i,jiintwll.,L. snerela rv! : 1 11 ml public welfare: Mrs. H. 0
Irs. Hay Murphy fl.st vice presiJ j Smith, Oregon Trull Beautiful corn
el: and Miss Hluncho .Mark, ; 'nlttee; Mrs. W. C. Perkins, the
tnnnuni iiower snuw: uimi .win. i. .
McKlnstry, Camp Fire girls com-
A number of very important mlttre. Those elected to member,
changes in the constitution of the- ship at this meeting were: Mrs.,
organization were made. 'Among j Hobert Tlxon, Mrs. Jack Kerris
them were the provisions for re-j and-Mrs. George Knapp.
Instating old members by payment. j . Hefore the Installation of offl
.nf one year's arrearages and: for . cers. Dr. "Margaret Ingle gave an
granting a courtesy card, of mem- j inspiring talk In which she pleus
bi rshlii Willi small dues to those ! Ingly thanked her committee chalr-
temporarlly residing In the city (as , men and club members for their
man with Mrs. J. u Waller chair
man of the decoration committee
with Mrs. J. M. Howery assisting
her: Xlin. Charles Bingner in
ehurge of the refreshments with
Mrs. Charles Prvlne assisting; Mrs.
W. 1). Hanks was program chnlr
mun and Mrs. J, 1 Hogensen, en
tertulnment chairman. They were
assisted by Mis. I.esIM and Mrs.
Ruth Stoddard.
A farewell talk was given to the
students by Mrs. K. A. McKuchran,
prlncipul of Central school. K. 1.
Towler, priuclpul bf " the high
school, welcomed them as next
year's freshmen. A clever talk was
presented by George Itlrnle. chair
man or the school hoard. The
eighth grnde pupils' led by Mrs.
Rmh Patten sang three delightful
songs.
Charming Bridge
Luncheon Tuesday
, (tentihers).
I'- changes' In the '-by-laws qmitled.
'runny phrns.-s and brought theuf
up to ditto.,- The most Important
Wiallge wus 'Hit omission Which
ion . ine n nvncKe 01. iuviu.ik Kr'" i..i. n.r.A.,
from the program .chairman of the. J ..,, ' ......ii.,',!
day and left It with the Individual ; jrB wetoh. treasurer; M
inemhers. Mrs. Robert l-.aklll, ehi;,icH piyc, firse vice preside
representing the bonrn, ot manu.-. M w J.;. : Adler, second vice
for I hese -changes, " t ' - . " i ,. .
Mrs. I'Y f, Meyers, also Tepfe
si ntlpg the'' board, presented the
1 sing,- her pleasure in certain
loyal support 'and activity, which
niutte her yenr then success the
members of the organization feel
It to be.
' Other rellrlng officers also ex
pressed their -pleasure In serving
Airs. ,s. n.
secretary:
Mrs.
' Mrs. Westenhaver, -after her
Installation, spbue very cnthuslas-
distinct tendency toward oiionomy
was noted, though- provisions for a
mtniber of expansions in club ac
llvitles was provided. The twd
other membei-s of the board of dU
rectors are Mrs. H. A.Zurbrick and
'.Mrtv I'. 1. Meyers. . t, - ...
Mrs. K. .P. Mossmim, chairman,
pr- art. gave a brief report prom;
lal'ng the visit of a nutlonal workr
erVon garden clubs soon Mrs.
Mossmnn Is also stati, art chairman
anil her state work wus much
changes in the constitution anil by
laws: especially the one which al
lows members to ; Invite their
friends to meetings. She. expressed
her hope that next year there
might be an uctlve home depart
ment; a legislation .'department In
which International and national
women's movements might '..' be
studied: nn enlarged program of
activities for the community ser
vice department, looking toward
city development: a club program
praised at the recent conveimuu. t would provide for the
Mrs. K. 10. Hurley and Miss Mabel , ,,,, ,-, contacts and re
)oty. co-chairmen of literature, re, ) itloi s) n,pmh(,rs. ,,
ported the splendid progress of he 1 clm , ,,0pnrtnll.IlU and com-
ielgni)ornool i.iu-.aiuie . iuu i ,,,,. , .,.,i lltl.
which is a department of the or-,
ganlzntlnn. Several. Interesting club
day programs were contributed by
this department... .(
.Irs. H. ,N. Ashliy, music chairs
nian, sent In a splendid written re
port on the programs given
other activities of this committee.,
eJik-l' among which were the plans
jhr'';ini!Hlo week observance. -Mrs.
and natlonnl. Mrs. Westenhaver
hones- to have each club member
working next yenr in tho field 'of
activity they prefer.
I Other offlrers installed express' 1
ttml' their desire to help Inl making tho
coining year it uaiijier uiiit.
Graduates Guests
: At Jolly Affair
Milady Goes
Dotty Nothing
But Spots 1
I wttliln their purty nnd wvfn XviU
face iltMimcraiii.' conti'Sts in No.
viMnber. . ,." . i.
l Three ropuhlicans are seektnK
the nomination for Rovernor with
' propositi stnto inoomo tux u tin
principal issiu1.
Reduced By Death
ground. Matcriuls are alpaca, ina-
Mi- tr k nwnn nnd A! rs. i rocain. crene de chine, wool voile
Charles W. Hlngner were hostesses anil georgelle, silk or wool.
i a fhiirmlnir hrtdpe-liineheon I Kor dinner and dance wear
vesterdav afternoon ut Mrs. Ring-1 Parisians may wear pnlka, dotted.
ner's home. Jleroratlons were In I spotted or disc print dresses if they
lly Itlaim Meinvtn ct inn I
(Associated Press Fashion Writer) &(ICV(1 VOllefJ IS
PARIS (AP) Styles get dottier
every day. , '
I'nless you want to see spots i 1
murning, .noon anil night, you i VATICAN CITY. May 38 (AP)
must avoid places where well Judith today at Rhelnies of Cur
dressed women go here. dinal l.ucon .reduced the- sacred
Polka dots are on the Increase college to 5S nienitiers. twelve tin-'
at hair a down of the most auth- dor Its full complement of 70,
orltative style establishments where bringing the , Kalian members
midsummer models ure shown. nearer egUHllly with non-Italian,
Clothes lor wear rrom July to members. - There are now .Hi lion--September
stress spot patterns. Italians In the college and SS Ital-.
And midsummer millinery shows hunt. ,
signs of going the same way. I Mt wns expected here today that
The classic version of spots for Tope Plus would unnonnce a con
street wear of u summer, afternoon slsloi-y for the creation of . new car
Is a pin point dot on black or navy dlnals within a few months.
an attractive color scheme or
orchid and yellow and pretty
spring flowers were used.
Honors at cards were awarded
to Mrs. Anna Pollack, of Long
Reach, Cal first ami Mrs. Walter
clsmtul, second, Mrs. Chase Roh-
ncitUamp was awarded consolation
prize.
Party Compliments
L. H. S. Instructors
Honoring Miss Anno. Arlioldus
and .Miss lona Xarrlman, Mrs.
Ouia l.uphnm was Hostess at din
ner lust night lit her home. Three
delightful courses wero. served. The
honor guests are Instructors In the
department of home economics nt
the l.n Grande High school.
After dinner a pretty surprise
shower wus given Miss Harrlmun;
whose marriage will take place
this Hummer, by a number of girl
students In her domestic science
classes, who called during the eve.
ning und left ninny lovely girls. -
Swimming Party. .
At Cove Monday
wunt to. There are plenty of other
printK to elioOHe from, however.'
, Reach pajamaH are also in. the
.spotlight. 1
One of tho newest I.hlo costumes
Is' a white Mexiciin troimer suit
with tuck-in tunic of-.white .shan
tung printed with Vert spots the
siv.t of an American dollar.
' Willi H ffoe U : printed turban
with the bedouin batik which pro
tects neck und slio-uilerH from I no
sun. I
Atop the turban hHh a wide sun- .
hat, also red spotted like the tunifr. '
Menus Of The
Day
1MU NT KU.K UN KH '
rtAix roi-oit cait:s )
1'AUIS (AP) I'rlntsilk linings
to shoulder capes of plain color J
are a midsummer variation of tho
pluin-aud-priut ensemble put out
by a style leader.
Some of the cape nnd dress en
sembles are silk and ot tiers are
lightweight dark wuol muterlalH
ivith the cape lined with print
chiffon.
One popular version is navy blue
with white pot. pattern rhliToii
lining: and scarf coll nr.
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Grnpc J'-'ruit, chilled
( ' r.ncon "and Murs
lluttered l'oaftt and t.'offee
1 "ImnrlHHin ,
' Sliced Koast ieef Sandwiches
', 1 Sweet l'lckles
Fruit Cookies Tea
; Dinner
Codrish Halls Crenmed Peas
llread r, Hotter
. Cabbnue Salad M
Fresh Pineapple Shortcake Coffee
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A swimming party And welnler
roast' wero enjoyed at Cove Alon
day evening by members of the I..
If nlnli n pnnmlv HftfA n!frl Crotlt)
of girls, who plan to hold their 1)1:8 MOINK8, la. (AP) Agrl
meetings the second and fourth!"'1""" 'euei nits unoneo up as
l-'riduvs or each moiiTli. Other. out- i 'l,, pHncipul Issue among the rnur
in. n...ii(s were discussed foi-icundldates-ror the republican nom-
tlie future. Inatlon for United Slittes Henator
Those, present were; Miss Helen j" primary election .1 ine
Schilling, president; Miss Hrlfn,-
Jensen, sectary; Misses Nora and e winner will oppose Daniel I-.
Aliss t 'wa. m ine nppur house of eon
A Jolly party was enjoyed by the
I eighth grade graduates of Central
isrhnol last nfghrwhen the mother1
I entertained for them, the school
i faculty and the schotd board.
'About S( people, 45 of them grad
liates, were in attendance in the
high school gymnasium, which was
attractively decorated with spring
flowers, both wild blooms nnd
j those from gardens.
I Following an Interesting pro
j gram and evening of entertainment
delicious ret'reshmeius were served.
I Mrs. Curl Helm was general chair-
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Fruit Cookies
1 cup fat. ;
'2 cups dark brown sugar.
'2 eggs. ' 4:
1-3 cup sour cream.
'2 teaspoons cinnamon.
1 teaspoon cloves.
1 teaspoon nutmeg.
1-2 leaspoon salt.
1 cup chopped raisins.
1 cup-chopped fH.
l-li cup chopped nuts.
4 cups flour. . . i
1 teaspoon soda.
Cream fat and migar. Add eggs,
and sour cream. Heat 2 minutes.
Add other ingredients nnd , when
stiff dough forms; break off blU
and flatten down, 3 inches apart ,
on greased baking sheets. Hake 1'2
minutes in moderate oven. , .' t
(Hlllsli ItalK Korvlng
1 1-2 cups diced potatoes.
'1 1-2 cups Hhredded soaked cod
fish, ; . ;
3 cups water.
1-4. teaspoon salt. .
. 1 egg.
Pauline Clausen, Miss Genevieve v . ...... "'.n.n.u iu .ein em-iu j-i vhhuii mr. ,
Nelson, MIhh Helen Hughes, Miss .ne iM!r m.use , run- j-i ieu.s,,u 1 ... .n...
t.,i Hohn Kfiifishnw I gi'esH since befor tne Civil' war. Koalt codfish 2 hours in wnter to
and Miss Kdim Jenen and Miss!s,ot'k ll,lfi opposition within bis cover. Drain. well. Mix potatoes.;
The republican cuiupulgn has de- y in covered pan until -potatoes
veloped largely into debate over 4nr tender. Drain nnd .mash. Add
the pending Huwiey-Smoot taiirf T-uther ingredients. Shape in balls
bill, with Itep. I.. .1. Dickinson ui.'uul roll In flour and fry until
In-own In deep hot fat. (
Frusli Pineapple Shortcake
2 cups flour.
4 teaspoons baking powder.
li-4 teaspoon salt. ;
4 tablespoons lard. r
. 2-3 cup milk.
2 tatilespoons butter.
2 cups diced fresh pineapple.
3 cup sugar.
Ignore. Head ley wa a guest.
Delightful Party
Af H llrlphrnrm Hnmfi:l'",'iing the measure,
t Frank J. Dund and W. O. Payn,
, , the other aspirants, have revived
A .l..lBlitf1il 8ur,.,- .,o party n i (lemum)(i for ,m.rp,.ttlnB .
Blvon lon.loy ovening- ,...nlla.Uon tvo In Urn l.lll.
Miss HP1t,i,-.r Bolos ,l .. . DK-kiMson. onco' .lul.l.Pd " hHI
Haliu-U, wIhihl. iiini'i'liiito w ralsor for aB.K-ullme" has insist.-.l
an evi'iii ui inn 1 ii i ui iu 1 it-.
lowing a dinner at tho home of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Illldebrand,
Cherry street, nl which the hon
ored couple wore the only guests,
about 4'i friends and nekitiveft
called Inter in the evening and the
affair was a real surprise...
(ami's and cards were diversions
and later delicious refreshments
were served. A pretty niiscellane.
ous shower was given the honor
guests.
Camp Fire Group
Planning Meeting
The Tntapohon Camp Klre
group niet Monday In the Camp
Kiro room of the Lutheran church
when plans were made for the next
meeting to be at the country home
of Martini McKcnnon, Juno 2.
Miss McKennon. Patricia Clnrk
and Margaret Zurbrlck wero ap
pointed as a games committee. The
group decided to take prepared
lunches and not to destroy the
fanner's land and property.
that an attack on the llawley
jSmoot bill is 41 repudiation of the
j president. Gov. ITnmmlH,' seeking
I promotion to the senate lifter six
I years us Iowa's chief executive,
1 contends that opposition Is nol an
issue of party loyalty.
Holh Dickinson and llainmill
liavp pledged support to the fed
eral farm board. .
Resides espousing the etiuallKa
tion fee, Lund, who was .Senator.
Rrook hart's campaign manager t spread with butter
four years ago, has ailnrked Dick. I mixture and top
1 tablespoon lemon juice.
. 1 cui whipped cream.
Mix pineapple, Hiiyar and lumun
juice. Chill 3 hours or longer.
Mix flour, baking powder and salt.
Cut In lard and add milk. Cat into
tdiape 1 inch, thick and 3 Inches
wide. Bake 15 minutes on greased
pan In moderate oven. Split and
Add pineapple
with whipped
reaction- 'cream.
insoii and liammlll
aries.
I'uyne, an old time republican
editor, has brought tho world court
issue to the fore.
Dickinson Is the only one, of
Iowa's 11 republican representa
tives not seeking re-nomi nation.
Three of the group have opposition
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MomhtTH of the- Kolshbom of
Woodcraft will mi'i-t tomorrow for
nn ull-duy HPsslon at the. homo of
Mrs. Lilly AlHtntt at 20 m Oak
Htrprt, A show-iT will be (riven
for one of the members who lout
her home by fire. All member urn
ilrRert to come and brine a gift.
. .
Tlrkets for the Metliodlut bene'
: fit minstrel, June 6th, have been
plureil nt the City library nnd
nark's florlnla.
...
All Rainbow (rlrls who winti lo
nttencl the plenie and nwimmlnB
party held tomorrow at Cove are
requested to meet nt tho Masonic
hall at 10 o'clock Thursday morn
I Ins nnd brlmr their lunches.
I Transportation will be provided.
PIHXT jackets Ann
CHIC TO l'li.MX SII.K
PARIS (AP ) Fitted short coats
of bright printed shnntunt.' are de
cidedly new for wear with plain
colored shnntunK dresses.
Sometimes there are touches of
the snnuprlnt on the dress In the
I form of pipings, buttons and Mit
j tonholes.
J One dressmaker oddB print pock
iets and belt to dresses which have
i accompanying print Jackets.
A county traffic bureau with u
fixed schedule of fines to expei
dlte handllnif of cases of violators
has been proposed at Grand Hnp
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