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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (May 21, 1931)
Iuusday, May 21, VMl LA GRANDE EVENING., OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Pasre Three DO Dziry N lEWiT Miss Bess Duke, Society Editor Telephone Main 6V0 Until 9:30 a. m Music Recitals To Be Events Of Friday Evenings Two recitals tor music students will be presented here on Friday eve ning. Mrs. P. S. Robinson will offer a varied group of musical composi tions for piano, 'cello, Hawaiian gui tar and violin at the La Grande hotel ballroom at 8 o'clock and Miss Mar garet Mlchaelson; will present her piano students at the Sacajawea Inn, In the small ballroom, Friday eve ning at 8 o'colck. Mrs. George Blrnle held a recital last night with nine pupils presented. Trio numbers will add an interest ing note to the recital which Miss Mlchaelson Is planning. Seven pian ists will appear in the recital, and Miss MlchaetBon announces the fol lowing program: "Alpine Song" (trio) Ducelle Marjorle Rogers, Virginia, Hanson, Maxlne Noah "Air de Ballet" Aaron "Cordelia" .". Greenwald , , Marjorle Rogers f "Glistening Moonlight" Rodgers "Noname" Hays ' ". Maxlne Noah "The Little Elf" -Simkins "Arrival of the Brown iesM.... Anthony Virginia Hanson "Pixie Pranks" Groton "The Old Toy Maker" Crosby Kenneth Lilly "Love Song" Gulllanl "March of the Recruits" Schmoll Carlyla Wilson "Minuet" - Beethoven "June" (Barcarolle) .... Tschaikowsky Wallace MacCaffrey "Pierrot and Pierrette" Thompson "Chase of the Butterflies" Dennee ' John Rogers "Dance of the Rosebuds" (trio)..'.. Keats Kenneth Lilly, Wallace MacCaffery, Carlyle Wilson Unusual because of Its varied per sonnel is Mrs. Roblnson,'s recital. The program as announced by Mrs. Robinson, follows: Piano Duet, "Marche Chevaleresque" - Torjussen Lenore Headley, Mildred Brack a. "Robin Sings a Merry Tune" ..Benson b. "The Five Plcklnuiules" ..... MacGregor Elois Waltz a. "The Stubborn Donkey" ....Erb b. "Croak, Croak, Croak I" .. Erb Tommy Kennedy .. "Saucy Yellow Pansy" : .Benson Benita Peale ! !The Blacksmith' ....... ......Lemont Verlal Sanderson "Teasing" ..Von Wilm Margaret Davis Hawaiian Guitar, "Ka Mahlnalai" DeLano Marie Arnoldus "The Little Dutch Clock" ......Stllwell Frederick Hill Duet, "A Gay Little Dance" ..Ashford Margaret and Susan Davis "Water Sprites" Heller Jean Pldcock Violin, "Cradle Song" .Hauser Billy Neff "Harp Echoes" Virgil Susan Davis "Street Acrobats' .Higgins To be transposed in any key 'called for by audience. Benita Peale Cello, "Petite Conte" ....Aletter Frank Tyler a. "Rosary" Nevln-Whelprey - b. "Ghosts" -Schytte Mildred Brack "Shower of Stars" ..Wachs Lenore Gibson a. "Consolation" - - Liszt b. "Salut d'Armour" Elgar Lenore Headley Entertain Club " At Dinner, Bridge Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Reynolds enter tallied their club last night at a de lightful 6:S0 o'clock dinner at their home. Ten guests were invited for the evening. The dining table was attractively decorated In a center- LAST DAY! Absolutely Jo-Jo's Last Wrestling Match IT'S A SCREAM - with JOE E. BROWN WINNIE LIGHTNER "SIT TIGHT" piece of snowballs and lilacs, with tall tapers. Brldtre was nlaved following the dinner at three tables, and Mr. and j Mrs. C. E. Playle received the prize for high score. Last night's meeting was the last of the spring season, "v. Bible Searchers Planning Picnic Games and a program which fol lowed the business meeting were en joyed at a meeting of the Bible searchers class ox tne rresDyierian church which was held at the. church yesterday afternoon. Mrs. L. A. Ken nedy. Mrs. David Wylle and Mrs. S. Dietrich were hostesses. Virginia Wylle sang a song, play ing her own accompaniment on the I piano, and little Dale Fallows re- cited. Mrs. J. K. Wright led the de- I votions. ! Plans were made for a picnic at Riverside park on July 15 and the next meeting wlllbe held on June 17 at which time Mrs. Turner Oli ver, Mrs. Robert Eakiu and Mrs. J. K. Wright will be hostesses. Refreshments were served by the hostesses late In the afternoon. , Surprise Party At Riverside Park v A fried chicken picnic dinner was given last night at Riverside park as a surprise to celebrate the birth day anniversary of Miss Mabel Mor ton. After the picnic supper, Miss Morton was presonted with a shower of gifts. Quests for tho event were Miss Amanda Zabel, Miss Helen Moor, Miss Mabel Doty, Miss Mae Stearns. Miss Bertha Wallsinger, Miss Alice Klippel, Miss Alta LUUe, Miss Kath eryn Moran, Miss Edith Darby, Miss Mildred Pierce, Mrs." R. F. Tyler and Miss Morton, Piano Pupils In Recital at Hotel On a stage set to resemble a rustic garden, Mrs. George Blrnle presented a group of her piano pupils In re- i cltal lost nieht at 8 o'clock In tho xju uruuue uuvei uuuiuuiii. n. mwiua work background and a profusion of spring flowers on the stage formed the garden and a rustic bench and lamp lent qualntness to the atmos phere. Over 160 parents and friends were present at the recital In which each of the nine pupils gave an excellent performance. Appearing In the recital were Frances Furgason, Jean Davles, Mil -dred Green, Betty Vogel, Stella Jean Ingio, Patricia Longfellow, Frances Alexander, Jean McKennon and Frank Tyler. An Interesting part of the program was the brief presenta tion of tho life and music of Edvard Or leg, a Scandinavian composer of the last part of the 10th century. . i- .-- Mrs. James Orieal Entertains Club Twelve members of the Helomala club were guests of Mrs. James Oneal yesterday afternoon at bridge. Prizes were received by Mrs. George MoVey and Mrs. Jack Oliver. The rooms were decorated 'with lavender and white lilacs and the color scheme was carried out in the bridge table appointments and In the two-course luncheon which was served by the hostess late in the af ternoon. A no-hostess meeting will be held In two weeks, and It will be the last of the season.. Lodge Dance Held At I. O0. F. Hall A large group of Odd Fellows, Re- bekahs and their friends attended the dance given last nignt uy tno Past Noble drands club of the Ro hekah lodee at the Odd Fellows hall. A group of guests came from, Elgin for the danco, which followed tho regular meeting of tho Rebekah lodRe. with dancing from 0 until midnight. Music was furnished by Mrs. La Vere, Tom Oswald and Mr. Spencer, who play the violin, piano and ban Jo, respectively. Another dance will be held In two weeks at the Odd Fellows hall. . The Rebckahs. at their business meeting, were -informed of the death of Mrs. Etta Wines, a former mem ber, who died In Portland Tuesday. Appropriate ceremonies were planned in her honor. Church Picnic To ,, Be Held June 3 A church picnic was planned by the St. Peter's Episcopal Guild for the last meeting of tho yoar on June 3, at a meeting of the Guild held yes terday aiternoou at Honan hall. The Dlonlo will be held in Riverside park. with- a plonio dinner at 1 o'clock fol- 'lowea Dy a DUSiness meeviuts ui vuu Guild. . ,, A cooked food sale is to be held on Juno 6 in a downtown store, and thereafter on the first! Saturday of each month, until meetings are re sumed In September. Loyal Sisters Aid . Plans Activities The Loyal Sisters Aid of tho Chris tian church met yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Arno L. Voelz in Frultdale, with an fl.Menan.nce- 01 39. Tho business meeting was pre sided over by the vice president, Mrs. O. E, Golden, and dcvotlonals were by Mrs. Harper. A cooked food sale, in charge of Division O, was : an nounced for Saturday, and Division R invited nil euests to ft 1 o'clock outdoor luncheon June 11 at the Vo1r homo. Mrs. Manley Arant presonted vocau and whistling selections, accompameu by Mrs. Enrl Hough at the piano. Refreshments wore - served by the hostess assisted by Mrs. Oma Lap ham. Mrs. Eugene Mlllerlng and Mrs. Hough. -- - The next 'meeting wlll' be 'held June 17 at the home of Mrs. J. D. Smith. -V.'-''- Choral Society ' Enjoys Outing i The Choral Society of the Zlon Lutheran churoh -entertained at a "hamburger feed" and plcnlo at Hll gard last night after their regular practice. They met at the home of Fred Matthes for practice, and then drove to HUgard where they enjoyed the evening around a campflre. Twelve were present for tho event. : The Choral society will assist Rev. Edwin Bracher, the nest minister at the Zlon Lutheran church, at his first services next Sunday. - . Past Matrons To Present Program Tho Past Matrons club of the East ern Star will present a program for the benoflt of tho Eastern Star at a meeting next Wednesday evening. Practice for tho event was hold last night when the Past Matrons met at b ociock at tne niasouio nun. - Regular business was transacted at tho session preceding the rehearsal. BANDANA TKIM ON ... 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