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Saturday, January 31, 1931 LA GRANDE .EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Page Three CDEiryNiEWjr Miss Bess Duke, Society Editor , ; Telepbon Main $90 untl) 9:30 . m. : tittle Library Project Adopted By P. T. Association A little library for Island City, wltb a blinding hi which to house their own books and those which Mrs. Walter Pierce will obtain tor their use through the state library at Sdlem, Is a project which Is being carried out by the Island City Par-qrit-Tencber association. Mrs. Pierce 1( Interested In helping readers who live outside the city limits of La Qrandel secuie books. To continue the library was decided qt a meeting of the group yesterday afternoon at the school house. Mrs. Sam Simmons, Mrs. C. L. lynch, and ifn: ,W. A. "Zurbrick' were appointed as, a commltteo In charge of the work by Mrs, IsaacShafer, the presidont. "8aved," a painting by Lanzseer, which Is awarded to the room wltb Vio largest, attendance or DarentS ' tittc-u muiiwi, uaa wnicn was awarded tended the carnival. Booths dis 7 Wortman's room, was the pensihg candy and hot dogs, rivaled subject for an interesting study by the fortune telling tent in popularity, the pupils of Miss Dorothy Smuts' a gypsy rover barked the wares of room Accounts of the artist's life ht (fiivti VLKJi la Jtliujtr ttU, IUItJI f3(,lJlfc pro gram, lonowea oy a piano solo by (Jarlyle Wilson. Th the hot lunches will be continued throughput the coming week, it was decided at tho business meeting. Refreshments were served at the olose of- the meeting by a committee headed by Mrs. Bert Grelner. Mrs. Gilbert Is -,i Hostess to Club :vainfina rfn ,,, ,. , splratlon for the decorations 'when Mrs. Warren Gilbert entertained her club Friday afternoon at her home." Valentine tally cards anct heart can dles were the main feature of the party. Bridge was the diversion of the afternoon with Mrs. Oscar War nock making high score, and Mrs. W. M.' Heughan, second. Mrs. uraig uarrou was a euest lor ' the afternoon and received a guest prize.' Following the cards Mrs. Oil- opt? served reiresnments. Mrs. Heughan will entertain the! group in two weexa, wane Air. ana . airs, uonn arison win entertain, next Thursday evening for tho men and women of the club. ' Dr. Margaret Ingle Speaker at P. T. A Dr -Margaret Ingle addressed the Central school Parent-Teacher ssso- Vernon Hale, while these who did elation at a meeting yesterday after- not play bridge waged contests with noon. Her subject was "Food Funda- Mrs. E. P. Moasman and O, M. Humph mentala' They met at Miss Bffle reys the winners. -Snydpr's. room In the school building. Luncheon was served by the host Miss Vina Conley 's room, received the ess later in the evening, with the fol plcture award, the picture being of lowing present: Mr. and Mrs. Joo tho lake, region in Wallowa county. Diehl, Mr. and Mrs.' p. P. Hutchens, Miss Conley is teacher of first -and Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Warnbck, Dr. and second erode students. - Mrs. B. P. Mossman, Mr. and Mrs. C. The first and second graders sang a erouo of soncs which they have teamed In their work, "Dolly.'s Xulla- l'by!" "Bells, The Wind," and1 "Rainy pay." Founders day will bo celebrated at Yiort mastlnrr nn Pnhrnnrv OI With Mrs. John Hodgln chairman of the program. Social Calender Saturday, Jan. 31 -8:00 Bridge club, with Mr. and Mrs. John Lane. 8:100 Coterie club, with Mrs. HCVold Pearce. Monday, Feb. 2 2:00 Wakcllta club, with Mrs. Alva Crowley. 3:45 La Grande city council of P. T. association, at the Central school, "r ' 4:00 Kelloqua Camp Fire,, with Miss Marietta Foley. 7:30 Gleaner class of, M. I. A. sewing club,' meets with Miss .: Edith Moser. . 7:30 Social club of the O. K. 6., with Mrs. Myrtlo Broughton, hostess, at the home of Mrs. M. A. Smith. 7:30 Neighborhood Music club, at the La Grande hotel. 8:00 Island City Pinochle club, with Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Hunt- Tuesday, Feb. 3 1:30 Auxiliary to the Pioneers, with Mrs. Gay Hayden, 1S09 Fifth. 2:00 Neighborhood club, at the La Grande hotel. 2:00 Goodwill club of tho Wom en's Relief Corps, with Mrs. Mag gie Herman at the William Day home. 6:30 Dinner club, with Mr. and Mrs. John Greullch. 8:00 Young Women's Educa tional auxiliary of the Methodist church, with Miss Nelle Grim mett, 1702 Fourth street. Wednesday, Feb. 4 12:00 Potluck dinner, Parkdale j club, with Mrs. Isaac Shafcr. 2 :00 . Missionary society of the Christian church, with Mrs. G. L. Anderson. 2:00 Ah Delth dub,. with Mrs. H. M. Bradshaw. 2:00 Methodist Ladles' Aid with Mrs. A. W. Leffel, 670 Main. 8:00 American Legion auxiliary, Sacajawea Inn. 9:00 Eagles lodge benefit dance, at tho Eagles hall. Thursday, Feb. 5 2:00 Diversity club, with Mrs. Fred Rces at the home of Mrs. John Price.- 2:00 Oet Together club, with Mrs, Clyde Hoppel. 2:00 N. B. B. club, with Mrs. Don Gaily. 2:30 Past Noble Grand club of tho Rebekah lodge, at the I. 6- 6. F. hall. 7:30 Eagles auxiliary. Eagles hall. 8:00 Mr. and Mrs. John Lartson entertain at bridge at their home. . Friday. Feb. 6 1:00 Lucky Dozen club, with Mrs. Frank Hanson. 2:00 Island City Bridge club, with Mrs. L M. Do! an. 2:30 P. E. O. business meeting, with Mrs. Hardie Taylor. 6:30 P. E. O. dinner at which they entertain their husbands. ( 7:30 Willow Parent-Teacher as sociation, at the school, 8:00 Get 'Em and Bid Tm Bridge club, . with Miss Norm Mayrer. Mrs. George Hill Entertains Club Mrs. George Hill entsrtainsd her flub yesterday afternoon with, an al ternoon of bridgo. Two tables were at play with Mrs. L. M. Hoyt scoring high. Mra. John Grcullch was a guest for the afternoon and was pre seated with a gift. Refreshments ; were served late In the afternoon by the hostess. Mrs. Hoyt will entertain the group at the next meeting in two weeks. Gypsy Carnival At High School, Tho gay. lifo of the gypsies was lived again when the Associated Girl Students of the high school enter tained at a carnival at the school yesterday afternoon. Dusky fortune tellers sat in eav colored booths and f nr1vilrt ha 4t.ti nt mnnlr mhn ot. At Intervals during 'the afternoon the auditorium was opened and pro grama were ' presented - under the di rection of Lehoro Headley. Gladys Roberts played a lively gypsy song' on the "piano; after which ' "Buddy" Reynolds, dressed as an organ grinder, played a group of numbers on the accordion. A Bohemian folk dance, directed by Miss Catherine Osborne, instructor In physical education, was danced by a group of 16 girls, accompanied by Winona Nichols. "I Dreamed I Dwelt in Marble Halls," an aria from the "Bohemian uiri. - . was sung oy uecena Keynaua, rJ5SJ?8ZZX beth and Alice Jeanette Cooper on the piano and' Violin. Miss Florence Houston' had charge of the stage set ting for this number. Eleanor Dodge presented an acrobatic dance, and Genovieve Adler played "Hungarian Rhapsody," 6a the piano. Miss Elleanor Vernon was sponsor oi tno event and tne committees wen i,n.i,4 , unm. ct 0vi chairman: Thelrna Strain. ' advertls- lng; Evelyn Perry, entertainment; Evelvn Plner. side shows: Garolvn Grey, refreshments; and A.rllne . C0n- raat, decoration. Masonic Officers . In Social Evening Officers of the Masonic lodge were entertained Friday" evening at, the aume yi- oar. una atirs. Jtuciiara son at bridge Und gomes, ?rlzesatmeetim:'of the Pvthlan SlBters last bridge were awarded to Mr. and Mrs. nnri Mra l Jf. Humphreys, Mr. and Mrs. Walter j Nowland, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Milne. '1 and Mrs.. -Lester- Masterton i and Mr- Mrs. Vernon Hale. ClllVl Mil SlV.' fi-VOll H To Meet Monday "Musical Development in Oregon" will be presented by Mrs. H. E. In low at the meeting of the Neighbor hood club music group Monday eve ning at the La Gvando hotel at 7:30. A program of music will, follow the talk, with a women's trio from the Eastern Oregon Normal school sing ing. The trip, which Is under the direction, "of Miss. Jennip Peterson, musical,' director, at tho Normal school, Is composed ' of Miss Hazel . Williamson, Miss " Grace Herr, and iMlss Mildred French. I Mrs, Florence Lynch Miller wJU present a group' of numbers of Ore gon composers. Miss Jennie Peter son will, play, on Ve PlanP. "Seren ade" and, ''Dance,. AmCripalne," by Dent Mowrey. ' l ' Community Day To Be Celebrated Community day will, be celebrated at the meeting of the Neighborhood club Tuesday afternoon at 2:00 o'clock: at the La Grande hotel. "La Grande as tho Center of a Natural Play ground," will be discussed by Mrs. George Birntc. Miss Blanche Clark; wilt describe the "Wallowa Lake Wonderland." while Mrs. E. W. Wil liamson will tell something of the early history of La Grande. "La Grande and Our Club of The Future," telling what the Neighbor hood club can do, will be discussed by Mrs. J. L. Ingle. Mrs. Jesse A. Hosklns Is music chairman for the day, and Mrs. G. L. Larlson is social chairman. Hostesses are Mrs. Harriett McDonald, Miss Alice Marquardt, Mrs. Chas. Playle, Mrs. Norman Frees, Mrs. J. C. Mc Pherson, Mrs. W. H. Guild, Miss Susanna Deal, Mrs. H. E. Dixon, Miss Mabel Doty. Mrs. R. F. Tyler, Mrs. C. A. Smith, Mrs. 8. F. Andrews, Mrs. Walter Lelsman. Mrs. Beatrice Young and Mrs. L. L. Douglass. . Bridge Club In J Enjoyable Party ' Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Prouty enter tained the Friday Night Bridge club j ax their noma last evening, two tables of cards . were - at play. Mrs. Weldon Vedder received high prize, and Mr. Vedder was awarded the con solation. Mrs. ' Prouty served refreshments late In the evening. Mr. and Mrs, Howard Ball will en tertain the group next Friday. - , Members of L. L. Cluti Entertained The L. L. club was entertained yes terday afternoon at the home of Mrs; A. E. Hug. Bridge was played during tile afternoon with Mrs. Gilbert Hunter receiving first prize. Mrs. Al bert Warden was a guest for the af ternoon and received a guest prize, i The hostess served refreshments following the cards, and it was de ; elded that Mrs. R. H. Smith will en ! tertain the group in two weeks. 1 Hard-Time Party j At Russell Home; "Hard-time" clothes, or costumes representing various countries were in order at the "hard-time" party given by the Gleaners and M. Men of the M. L A. last evening at the home of Mr. and Mnr.' lwu Russell. Games were played during the eve i ning and the Virginia rel waa danced, followed by a parade, in which all took part. " Lunch was served by 'Mrs. Stanley Jenkins, Mrs. Elmo Clegg, and Mrs. George Williams. The entertainment committee was composed by Miss Fonda Hanks, Miss Eunice Roundy and Miss Ruth Garrick. The Gleaners will meet on Monday evening at 7:30 with Miss Edith MofSer, Miss Thorn Pickett assisting. Mrs. A. W. Lef f el To Entertain Aid Mrs. A. W. Leffel will entertain the Ladies Aid of the Methodist church at her home on Wednesday, Feb. 4. The meoting Is scheduled to start at 2:00 and will consist of regular busi ness and study. Mrs. Leffel . llvec at 007 Main avenue. , . . Dinner Served By Division, of Aid A largo crowd attended the dinner served last evening at the Christian church by Division B of the Loyal Sisters Aid of the Christian church. Serving began at 6:80 o'clock. 1 - Mrs. . George Anderson was chair man of arrangements, assisted by Mrs. A. B. Voelz, and Mrs. Walter Price. ptvlsion B will meet on Feb. 11 witjh Mrs. Oma Latham at her lxome. Auxiliary Will Meet on Tuesday 1 $: -' The Francis Brown auxiliary to the Pioneers will meet with Mrs. Gay Hayden, 1609 Fifth street Tuesday for work. Members are requested to bring needles, thimbles and thread to begin work at 1:30, according to Mrs. Julius Roesch, president. Class Meets At Lockwood Home .The second year intermediate class of the Christian Sunday school en- Joyed a social evening at the home of Unas ucvigcauutt . iaw&wuuu rnuujr evening. Games and music Berved a3 entertainment, with BlUle Lloyd and Dorothy Booher winning the prises at the gomes. Light refreshments wers served. Those present were Mrs. Archie Conley, teacher; Lorene Robertson, Mamie Hollan' Billie Lloyd. Ethel Phel, Ella Engle, Hazel Coleman, Dorothy Booher and Miss Lockwood. Pythian Sisters In Party Friday Business, followed by brldzc and pinochle, was the main feature, of the . .. . . . r evening wnen tney met at tne it. if. hail. 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Mter disappearing suddenly. . ,. To Get $800 An Hour Associated Preaa. Photo. A film contract under which she will receive $800 each working hour was signed recently by Constance Bennett. She will receive $300,000 for 10 weeks' work. Gay Plaids And Dull Checks Sport Vogue By Adelaide Kerr (Ausociated Press Stafr Writer) PARIS. Jan. 31 JPi Gay plaids and chocks of sombre hue are being ex hibited by the Paris couturiers and probably will bo worn for sports this summer by Amorlcau girls. . Coats, skirts, vests and scarfs de signed of large bright plaids or small dull checks are combined with one color wools and silks in some very smart playtime fancies. Hip length jackets of green red and black plaids have been displayed with black gored skirts with kilted Inserts of the some plaid abovo tyie left knee. Brown and white checked wool sports frocks with clusters of knife pleats in the front and back of skivts appeared with short brown Jackets and red silk scarfs. One-piece delft blue wool frookB have bright plaid scarfB knotted about the throat and white cotton sports coats are lined with dark, bluo and white checked wool. Sports "frocks for hot days com bined linen and wools in new designs cf Chrysanthemum yellow and aster pink. Sleeveless linen sports frocks hav,e encrustod designs of tho snma colored wool on tho bodices. They are worn with matching wool berets. Under Fire Associated Pieaa Photo Charges of maladministration were made against Walter A. Jea sup, president of the University of Iowa. The state legislature "was asked to name a joint committee to investigate the charges. Menus Of The Day By Airs. Alexander George ROA,ST Tl'ItKEY DINNER Fruit Cocktail Roast Turkey Mashed- Potatoes Escalloped Onions Colery Spiced Peaqhcs Hot Biscuit Butter Roltsh Salad Orange Sherbet Fruit Cake Ccffee . Stuffed Dates Hot Ubicutts C'M) 3 cups pastry flour. 6 teaspoons baking powder, a -3 teaspoon salt, . 3 tablespoons lard. 3. tablespoons butter. ilA cups milk,. Mix the flour, baking powder nnd salt. Cut In the lard and butter with a knife. Mixing with knife, Blowly add milk. When soft dough forms, pat it out until 1 Inch thick, put out with a small bUcult outtor, Ar range biscuit, side by side, on un greased tin or aluminum pan and bake 13 mlnutos in moderate oven. Relish, Salnd (To accompany any fowl) 1 package lemon flavorod gelatin mixture. 2 cups boiling water. 1 cup chopped cabbage,, l& oup chopped colery. 1-3 cup ohoppod pimento. 1-3 cupN chopped- pimento stuffed olives. 14 teaspoon paprika. ', 14 teaspoon Bait. 2 tablespoons BUgar. 2 tbalespoons chopped pickles. 2 tablespoons-Vinegar. Pour the water over gelatin mix ture and stir until thoroughly dis solved. Add tho seasonings and cool. Add rest of ingredients and pour Into a mold which has boon rinsed out of cold water. Set In cold place to stif fen. Unmold. Serve on lettuce and top with, salad dressing or mnyon- liUiBO. EXTRAORDINARY Sunday Fruit Cake ' 1 cup butter,- - 2 cups sugar. . 4 eggs, 2-3 cup orange Juice. ' ' 3 tablespoons lemon juice. 2 teaspoons vanilla. . 2 teaspoons cinnamon. 1 teaspoon cloves. ' 1 teaspoon salt. 1 cup chopped candied pineapple peel. ' ' " Why Worry With Wash Day This Cold Weather No frozen fingers or waiting for the sun .to. shine if sent to our modern equipped plant;. Call Main 77 nnd give us a try with your family wash flat pieces finished, garments dried and starched if you wish. A service within reach of, every family budget. ECONOMY WASH ROUGH DRY 7clb. 9c lb. In our finished department everything mended, socks darned with no extra charge. MODER1 LAUNDRY The House of Personal Service PHONE MAIN 77 A New Star Alluring ! IDxotic 1 There is enchanting mystery in her every gesture, She is more than a beautiful woman Marlene Die- trich is the most in teresting -woman the 'screen has ever known! ' 1 cup chopped, candied orange peel. 1 oup chopped raisins. . .,. Vi cup chopped citron. V6 cup c ho pod almonds, 4 cups flour. ' 1 ,. . v 1 teaspoon soda. . Cream the butter and sugar. Add tho eggs and fruit Juices and beat 2 minutes; -Add rest of ingredient and pour into 2 loaf cake pans which have been lined with waxed papers. Bake l4 hourB in very alow oven. Mimday
