Thursday,' May 29, 1930 '
Page Three
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE,' ORE,
Academy Junior,
Senior Banquet
Held Last Night
TI.Jcnn Uuyborno: program, MIbh'h clnhwomun of Intensive culture
Jetty Jackson chairman; Mlsh and b,'lonir'd to only a few clubs,
Klhel l-anglcy and Miss Mark- enough to Keep Jier'buy afternoon
Young: food. .Miss V.wx Woods, f and evening attending them; bo
chairman," Miss Helen Knotts and cause she felt I hut they ull need-.
Miss Krma Nellson. od her. Hho devoted morw tluu
i In th.mi limn in hr ilninehf le till
whlc the benefit Is Riven. Miss, p TTrlfl? i ties, mitu h..r.niothw.-Miw AWai'ly.
Lucy Kinki'l's kiouu will sing sev- 11 IS VyclIIllJ XiylUa !P.,..,i i.v. fiv.i w..i.h uml
oral of the Camp Kile songs. Miss PomllQ,. Moot ilKV ii .le a ri.-h relative. (Mrs.
. iKva Hhiifm ,nuulo her nee tllut ie
Hfiyal "'is neKi'eiinip ner iiuiue. ivnuj,,
' "t two Of their nuiilbei's "Neighbors of Anierleji met In res- " ..VMb. ntm-
alar session .ioiiiiay I'ViMiing m un-, . i . . .1.1.
Odd I'Yltows hall. It was nnnoune-
Menus Of The
- Day.
i ; ' V ' ,
Kinltel,
boa in I ful
Kllzabelh
1 director, will 'wt-ar a
ceremonial robe. Miss J
Hesse s liluobird group
Iris Camp No,
The J.inlor-Senlor banquet of
th0 Sacred Heart academy wan I In a piano duet,
hind last nifiht at 7:3u o'clock In !; The la Grande Neighborhood
tho small ballroom of the Sara-f club, throiwh its Camp Kire Obi's
Jawcu Inn with about go In atten-, committee. Is sponsoring this bene
danee, A delitflufuf1 four-course' fit which has as its object the rais
d iu net- was served. Pretty favors lntr of funds to provide a summer
made''' by the juniors vt re roses I cnTiip for the tfirls. Tickets may
with . the name of a irraduate lnt be secured from Mrs. McKinstry
their center. The truest list In- or any member of thin committee. discussed concerning
d at this meeting that the check
for the .death claim of John V.
While, over which thery has been
considerable delay und misunder
standing', hud been received und
to. hut finally decided that tnw
home wuh the best place for her
I after nil. Other characters Id the
ipluy are: John Khihloy, Julia's
' husband, . played by Mrs.'-Vletor
1 Kokley: nnd Mrs. Gnbloy, who
juneakR for herself, acted by Mrs.
mill in ih.i i.oiwit icinri.- I Mans were
piecing u t i.imk "uml.,
eluded the Kev. Kather O. Nooy.Half of the amount paid for eeh quilt at the lortge meeting. . S"" ' r
.if the Catholic church, elKht aciij ticket will lie used for the sluu- I After th Imsinow. session Karnes " J. J, ' 'T, I I.
i lie uwier i. pay inir . - ."
iocs and their parents, the alumni! ! mei- camr
and the
for the luncheon.
committee report
Thou, on the
the luncheon
winning the first prize. J ellcious aionre. ,wIM.p
refreshments were served at tables.1- Hiatt. Miss A ilmo Hutsell.
. .1. ....,. .itw ui.i-titir fi.i'iu mm .miss jii a I'nruer nnu mihs riumn
menu an unusually attractive one. decorated with hpilng flow eis. wis. . . . ,, ., Illrnin
Muiih'i if nuun wiiu in cniirire ill -
jthe refreshment committeo and
jMrs. (Clla Koeter planned the en
tertainment. ,.'
Three Initiated
By Hope Chapter
In '.wo weeks.
the entire high school
eighth grade graduates.
Vincent Donovan .presided as
tonstmuster and the following
talks were given: Miss Alice Mun
hnll represented the alumni; Miss
Verona Stoop, spoke for tho sen
iors; Alias Nadhifv O. sulllvun, foe
the ' sophomores: . Miss Theresa
t'urran, Tor the freshman; and
Marion Iteynolds for the eighth
. .. . . Klcetlon of officers took place at
mi wimm " rt lth, meeting of the St. Mary's Altar
IMiss Mae Waldroff; n,.u he class t m yXenhxy at the home of
Ii.ui i.ecy nan K.ea uy .11 ins . "Mrs. K. .1. McWllllams with about
2ii present. ' The society also vote 1 ular meeting last night at ine l",nnd their htishands following the
to. join tho. national council of sonic hall. I'laus went made to next 0tiKO meeting. June 10. Mn;
Catholic women. This Is the. last attend the grand chapter meeting j K lleynolds.: president, wns In
All materials for kensington.
bridge tallies and decorations have
been donated by Individuals.
.
St; Mary's Altar
! Society- Elects
W. B. A. Members To
Entertain June 10
Marian Snodgrass. Miss Helen
Macuulay r-art the class poem of
which Hhe is the author and Jo
seph Mortier road the clnai will.
, . ..'- - 1, rs ired Hpaeth was
h'athe.r rNooy also spoke briefly to
the group. Following the. -banquet
dancing was a tllvprsiotK', . -ti
Members of the Wodumi'h Bene-'
fit iiuunoln 1 (n 111 tit Tiinftiliiv. niirht
Three neophytes were Initiated nt the 0l,(I i.vnowfi nJln tn regular
into Hope Chapter No. 13 of the sotsio nns Wlll. m,ul(t for nii
Order of Eastern Star at the entertiitninent -for the members
meeting until September. .
S6-Ne-He Club In
in Portland. June .1 1-.1S when this ....,,
elected 'year's officers of tho local chapter j
president for the' coming year. Mrs. i will exemplify the opening and
Clinrles Heynolds Is vice president dosing Qini)oqlPH.: following tho
and Mm.. Kred iMormon and Mrs. .1. lilisiness niuetlng refreshments
werei served wl.h .Mrs. w . ikay
Noyes In charge.
Q. Snodgrass were re-elected to the
ofrlces or secretary und treasurer,
rwipoutivoly. Mrs; IT. . I. Jlelaneon
Is the retiring prosldent nnd Mrs.
Social Afternoon ,S,,.",,h vaH hlst ycur'a vicu Im:,i"
. dent.
Mrs. Sweeney, of Portland, who
Is visiting her daughter. Mrs.
Spaeth, was a' vlsilor. Following
tho .business session, the
. The So-Ne-He club met Tuesday
at the homo of Mrs. .Teresa I'utten
when a delightful sotdal afternoon
was enjoyed with IS members pres
ent' and two new members, Mrs,
Carpei and Mrs. Harmon, joined
the club. - v
Muring the business meeting
Mrs. Velum Vedder was elected
i-'oerntary-treusiiror to fill the-unex-pi
red term of Mrs. Krma Fitzger
ald who hns resigned dae to illness
In her family.
Prize winners during the social I Aug.
Former La Grande
Man Is Married
Parkdale Club
Is Entertained. J.
Word has been received here of
the marriage of William llahler.
formerly of this city to a young
womn.i In Portland last AVednes-
The. newlyweds will mnke
their home In Spoknno.
fn interesting 'meeting: ;of -thi
hostess j Parkdale club was held Wednesday I
served delicious refreshments as- afternoon at J.ano chapel and in j T J Q0-l20 Cylul") lH
,tho absence of the president, .Mrs. ' ,
U). O. Slmfer, the meeting was In
'charge of, the vice president, MIhm
I l.Mmi Mn Hot'
At the La Urande ' following committee chnlr-
! imni were appointed for tho corn-
Members of the Mondav Pdnnen " ' " .Mrs. j. j-;. ueynouis wnen me
club were guests of Mr. and Mrs. nnnnie; Mrs. John Jnhlstiom, . n.mb(.rs 0tertained their litis-
J. Stange the first of tho nuw-is. cur ihH.m - nanus ai a pontiCK uinner at u:.iu
slsted by Mrs. Martin King.
Delightful Dinner
Enjoyable Party
The last meeting, of the Pgo-Igo
club this season took place Mon
day night at the homo of Mr. anr
man was named for, each month.
ii t . . iir..n. ..,! uitKl.- (it n .1. .Infill fill illtlnnc ill I nt-
nuor were jh.i. iiuui uiim-i mm - - . ,. ir ilw, r.iunn-
Mi-s. Kvelvn McPhevon. Dainty La Grande hotel. Later bridge was ' hP n"!- ;unc M "f ,r V .'
refreshments were served lute In
the afternoon. The next meeting
will bP an all day picni at Cove,
June 10.
o'clock.
loiter in the evening four tables
diversion at 'th Stange home Jlv' Mra -mmti B.oklund; AnK- were ttt piny with Mm. U M. Hot
Blue, Mt. Grove In
Social Meeting
with five tables at play.
ust. Mrs. Kva Shaft'i, Keptemner,
Mrs. Clyde Webb; October, Mis. J
J It. A. Wilkerson; November, Mrs.'
Stella Zurbrick; .December,
E. 0. N. Freshmen
Will OiVP DanOP R P'-'UVey: Uunmiry. Mrs. 15v.l
, VV 1U ;VTiVe, U&llW n0wt.ry: i.brunVy,.iMrs.Jou.p,H
1 , 11 - ''V ' 1..V. Vh.rMi..MrM :Pi'!lnlt 'Woods:
Ily Mt',-Aloxander (iomuiv
A 1'ISH hlWKIt
llaketl Slutted Fish
Haked 'loituitoes . .'
ICscalloped I'otatoos
Bread . Plum Jelly
Cticumber Kalad - Itellsh DrettslUK
(Mtocolate tVeam Pie Col'teo .
ItaUed SturiVd I-'Isli
It ft pounds Hsh '
' 2 tnhlespoons flour
A tiiiilespoons fat
2 cups soft breuA crumbs
1 tablespoon chopped parsley
1 tablespoon chopped green
peppers .(
1 tablespoon finely .chopped
onlnns f '
Vj "teaspoon twilt
A tHhlespoona butter, melted
1 PKK ,
1 cup water ; t
.Clean tisii and .rlnso well In
cold water. crumbs, parsley,
green pup purs, onions, suit, bnt
te.' and egy. Stuff fish and place
In rousting pan. Sprinkle with
llur-nnd dot with fat. .Add wa
ter and bake $ ' minutes. In' hot
oven. .Cover" and bake 1 hour.
Haslo .frequently.
Haked Tomatoes .
C lurge tomatoes
, .cup celery '.
V cup chopped cheese. ' ,
1 teaspoon chopped onions
2 tablespoons butter t
t Itiaspoon salt
I4 teas)non paprika
1 cup wuter
winning the , women's priae. and
Henry Mil. winning high- honors
for the men. The homo was at-
Mn. Itractlvely diorated, with sprlngl,
ivv.l . flowers In a color scheme of white.
and yellow.' ...
1 ; ' r -i ley; iuirciuj &vn. ,;r innit (uuw. .
Honoring the senior class of tho ..., An..,, M Zo ('hrneuter. Miss vn.iiiyns lti.-fonn Mi sin
Knstern Oregon Normal school tho iinii(.v hn been in charge of the r IV XATIVK l..Wr:rAfi1 S
The social meeting of Hlue Mt. 'iresnmen win entertain at a uanco ,rnfrn, ror th0 month of. May. .
Grove No. 21 was held recently nnd J Friday, . June (i. J Jecorntlans will , . following Uhe huslnesH session j MANILA (AP) The Filipino
iiiti-M-nune ciiv. i.vun -- , .f . one i0j me , 111031 'enjoyuiMe .i'"" nns gone into me pnonograpn rec-
Rpent. Guessing games and pin- Ionian is in cnarge or tne oecora-
ohle were playod with prizes for (Hon of the orchestra pit nnd of the
the guessing contest going to Mrs. " decorations . in general. Other
Kmlly Hiati and Mrs. Anna Ferree chairmen assisting her-we: Miss
nnd for the pinochle, prizes wor;l.a Velio Hunington, art; Miss
nwnrded to Mrs. Kmily Hlatt, Mrs. 'Mnrle Young, refreshments: and
ltohdn Fay. Miss Mae Dickson and Miss Arleno Byrd, faculty corner.
Mrs. Anna Ferree. Members of thP Women's Ath- i
llefore the close of the meeting, lelic association of tho Kasteru
delirious refreshment. were.served. Oregon Normal school are antlcl-i
by '''the hostess. V ' ' . jpatlng a illcnic. bonfire to be' held
Members.'pf tho club were pleas- next Monday night. . Th following
cd with the attencbinco of Laura 'committees have, boon appointed In
Olivei'.', guardian, who Is now re- jchargo- . of . arrangements: place,
covered from a long illness. . jMIss Jessie Whillock, chnirman;
'"' . Misn l.n Velle Hunington nnd Miss
'Camp Fire Girls
f Benefit Arranged
Final preparations are now be-
lug made for the benefit luncheon
to be held In the Sacajawea Inn
Saturday. May 31 at one o'clock.
Mrs. T. A. McKinstry, general
chairman, nnnounces that follow-.
Ing the luncheon, guests may
choose between bridge and ken
s:ngton for the afternoon's amuse
lhent, and that there are quite a
number of prizes to be won. The
Camp Fire girls and Hluehirds will
participate in a separate kensing
ton con 'est, the first prize for
which will be dlsnlayed today nnd
tomorrow at Putnam's. ' Mrs.
Thomas Walslnger is chairman of
the kensington.
Mrs. Howard Miller, program
chairman, announces an Interest
Intr group of numbers by girls, for
grams t be given at the club this ord business. Kecords In native
yenr was presented. 'languages for distribution In the
Mrs. Halley gave a rending on ; Philippine Islands are being mnnu
MeThorial day. "Thomas nt Chlcka- factured by Pllipino dealers. Kllf
maugiia." followed by a one-net pino singers am) nuslclans are he
comedy "Tho Klnhwoman," Julia ,ing encouraged to record their bal
Klubley. played by Miss Halley was lads nnd folk songs. ;
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