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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (March 25, 1932)
Friday, March 25, 1932 Dcno"yNEWjr ... . "W: '-' mm Bcm Dakc Soclttj Mltoc ' Nteu Hals ft lntll Mli,a. Easter To Usher In Spring, Summer Activities Here j- . .' ' '. As the pre-Lenten season comes to a close a majority of social activities have been suspended In observance of .Holy Thursday yesterday and Good Friday today, and the attention of so cial circles is fastened on. the cele bration of Easter, which also . wlit Introduce the golf season, swimming, horseback riding, tennis and other spring and summer sports. Bridge still remains the center of Interest during the uncertain weather, and many who played auction have-devoted their time - to contract. Renewed enthusiasm in social ac tivities Is expected to follow -. the austere Lenten season and - the; nappy Easter, v- -. L , , ; -t f Poppy Club Meets ; -With Mrs. Lyon The afternoon was spent in bridge when Mrs. p. S( Lyon entertained yes terday at her home for members a: the Poppy club. Two tables were at play and the prizes were awarded to Mrs. Otis Palmer, first, and Mrs. Wal ter Blokland, consolation. For refreshments the guests were seated at one large table which was decorated with a centerpiece of spring flowers. Flowers were also given as favors at each place. ' Mrs. Charles Graham villi entertain the"Poppy club on March 31. . 1 Mrs. John Larison ' Entertains Club At a 1:15 o'clock luncheon, Mra. YICKS COUGH DROP ... All you've tooped for in a Cough Drop medicated with ingredients of i ! Three D Members .,' Are Entertained i.,' .. ; ., i '; !,. i 1 The home or Mr. and Mrs. Ben Noyce waa the scene of an Interesting party last nliztit when they enter- John Larison entertained her club tallied the Three D club. Twelve Tuesday afternoon at her home. An' were invited for pinochle. Easter motll was carried out In the! Mr. and Mrs. Nate Zwellel received luncheon table decorations. 'the prize for high score at cards, and Bridge was played during the at- Mrs. Ed. Boylen, of Pondosa, a sues:, ternoon and the prizes were awarded was presented with a gift. , . to Mrs. E. McManus, first; Mrs. Oscar ; Refreshments were served at a late Warnock, fourth; and Mrs. Craig Car- hour in the evening. Mr, and Mrs. roll, guest. ,, i , l. M. Hoyt will be the next hosts, en- Mrs. M. L. Larson will entertain on' tertalnlng in two weeks. March 31 for the club. ,. Webbs Entertain - lHI:' Triarigle'Club At a delightful, evening party, Mr. . land Mran B,. K,. Webb entertained Mrs. Everett Keown entertained the "T","! fta.ofi.thft Trlwigle Jolly Bridge club yesterday a one Plub JUgh , Mr. Jind .C.-.A. o'clock luncheon at the, Sacajawe and Mr. and Mrs Russell inn. A unique color scheme of red ? "lett ff completing, four and black was featured In the lunon-, W&IW.oMJdga. ; .. -': .; eon table decorations, with a center- ' P""" """" piece of red roses. ,, j , , i about toolrooms, appropriate to.lhe Bridge was played during the t.-.'Tr-Tr'.2 ' ternopn and the bridge tabj? appoint, '.i'f "I1 "? "J81!? mente were also rod and ilack Mrs.' 'f7 ICI:onaW and Ponald O, H. Devlne received the prize for hlghscwers among the. mem - ,fc" I Bosenbaum for the guests. . ... .. ' ,,. Hefreshtnsnts were aesved at the tWO nt t.htK nVAnlntr hv t.h hnstpsn. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. I 1 ,' 1 ' 1 i ? ) 1 '.' '''! TT: -t--l' ; Bridge;Luncheon ' ! At the Sacjawea high score, and Mrs. .Ed Moon celved. .second. i Mrs. Moon will entertalnj weeks. . 1 L. H. S. Orchestra . To Play Tonight , I-T ', 1 W. W. Nusbaum, musical' director Mr. and Mrs. two .weeks. Gaily.. will entertain. In Diversity Club ' ; :1' it? Is Entertained Tho Diversity club was entertained at the La Grande High school, will at bridge yesterday afternoons at the present the High school orchestra to home of Mrs. Lucille Price: Mrs, John night at 7:30 In a concert sponsored Price assisted the Hostess. : : by the Central Pnrent Teacher asso- Mrs.. Florence Stokke was a guest elation In' the High school auditorium, of the club. PVjur tables were formed The public is invited ,to attend the for; bridge, and-, the prize V for ..high, concert which will bei accompanied by score as awardod to. Mrs. Philip a talk by Senator p. B. Eberhard op Lockwocd. Mrs.. Ed.' Prouty received the free textbook bill. . j , consolation, n - -; .- n-.u. . The, program -of the orchestra is: I Refreshments were served at the "March of The Brave" Zanccnik close of the . afternoon.- Mrs. Prouty "By the Bea" .'.. Schubert will be the next hostess on March 3i "Hungarian Dance No. 2" Brahma assisted-by Mrs. Claude Puckett. "Romance Lovers Meeting" 1 "i-.v.- mlLnrn. ka Grande Women Guests at Baker "Patrol of the Tin Soldiers" Pierne Southern- miniatures Zanecnllc ..(a) "Recruits" ; (b) "Colonels Party" Overture "Morning, Noon and I I I II .IvJ.W 17 U I 1 1 V II A I I U 15 YjPjlJigS lfe M;a,in Six La Grande. women were enter- Night in Vienna" -., Suppe meeting at Baker yesterday afternoon at .the home, of .Mrs. Jessie. Moore, Page Tbit t Eagles Auxiliary ' Entertains Men The Eagles auxiliary entertained the men's t lodge at a, basket social last night, following a regular, meet ing of tlKv Eagles at ":30 at the o.s hall., Mrs.. Ena Gtltner, Mrs. Esther lllldebrand, Mrs. Myrtle Anderson and Mrs, Kebu Huff were-members of the comm.ttee In charge of arrangements. The Wonderfid Ma Sweet Famll," a play, was presented by Mrs. Rcba Huff, Mrs. Erna Fitzgerald, Mrs. CUa, Koetor, Mrs. Eunice Bush, Mrs. Erna. Oiltner, Mrs. JJiilan Troutman, Mrs. Gladys Lilly and Mrs. Nora BlUer. Dancing -was enjoyed during the eve ning with music furnished by the Harmonious Hayseeds. The baskets were sold sate In tlu- evciilng and then supper was served. Camp Fire Girls I ' Plan April 2 Party FOR PAIR EASTER (Continued Prom Page One)' ' ": hl ,lf!',h'5hr? HOPES ARE HELD and Welter Young. Mrs. John Shep lim d ftnd John ennett were . 'ow scorers. . ' t , ' s 8evetal gueste were invited for the rvonipg..A two-course luncheon wtu &s;u aL a late hour by. the hostess Mrs. .Ernest Fous will entertain , the ciub in two weets. , . Tl ,,r!, were that a strong gale blew in the Blue mountains between La Grande and Kamela, with the wjnd stronger farther north and west. Yesterday's, maximum of 54 above made It the second warmend day this mcnth. The minimum during last night was 37 above. ONE K1M.KD BY STOKMS SEATTLE, Mar. 25 ,P With one man. dead and, two boys missing af ter, yesterday's , severe gales through put Washington state, the wind had subsided considerably today and resi dents .were taking .stock of the dam ages. ". . , , Roy Williams, 30 was Injured fatally whe;; a tree crashed through a building at Cle Elum where he was sleeping, jack Die hi and Arthur Lee,' 13-year-old Everett youths, still were missing after, they started a canoe trip across Puget Sound, from Whidby island, to the mainland. Hi the face of heavy seas. , Tho gales reached an estimated 60 to 70 miles an .hour in the Pasco Kennewlck area, wrecking orchards, buildings and communication lines. Losses were, estimated tq reach sev eral, thousand dollars. , Spokane reported a wind of 30 miles .an hour and Yakima 31. , In Seattle the gale reached a veloc ity of i41 inlles an nour, disrupting soma telephone communications and FRIEND TOLD HIM ABOUT ALL-BRAN And It Brought Relief From Y"' Constipation ' :' ,v " Automobiles entering Manitoba province, Canada, in 1931 from tho United States numbered ,4600 , more than in 1930. , . Graduates, of ' MJami university Oxford. Q.. .founded or helped found generation Tho Wicas Wicinca Camp Fire clr- cler: met yesterday ; afternoon and planned! an-Easter, party, .which wUi:forcUlg smnii shipping on the spund ue ntua me anernoon.oi Apr 4 Mi" to seek safety in harbors. u viwk lit nie avms, ,wie guiuainn. Miss Marguerite jiesse. The regular meeting for next Thursday.- will-. .be' postponed until the party. Miss Hesse was .hostess to 1 the group . yesterday The members of - the group .will make furniture for -the miniature house which all the Camp Flregroups.il colleges during the In "the-.- city f are- furnishing, for -the preceding the Civil war. council fire toi be held: late, in - May. Those: wh were., present yaBterday were-. Maxlnei, Peterson Von.,.LClel Bruce, Mary .Jean-Bohnenkomp, Vir ginia Hardlman, Marjalee Purdy, Mar ceilft iQardnert Kathleen Avery and Jean Henning, members; and Paulintr Watkius, a guest.'.: - ' v-,v. ; Dorian Circle In : 1 JEaster Egg' Hunt Those who are bothered con. stlpation should read Mr. Gelpke's unsolicited letter: j "I have suffered with conatipa. tion for years. A.f riend of mine told mo. to try AlvBran. I have taken Au-iiAN for the past six weeks as a breakfast, food. It has regulated my bowels as clockwork. Now, T, would not be, without a package at all times." Mr. Leslie Golpke, 273 Ridgewood Ave., Newark, N. J. i j . Common constipation with", its headaches, loss of appetite, sleep-, lessness. is. due to lack of "bulk" to exercise the intestines, Vitamin B to help, tone the Jntostinal tract. Both are present in Kellogg's Aui Bran, as. well, as iron for the blood; t The "bulk" in All-Bban is much like that in lettuce. Within the body, it forms a soft mass, which gently clears tho ' intestines of wastes. Being a natural corrective', All-Bran is not habit-formtng. j Try All-Bran in place of pills and drugs so often harmful. Just eat two . tnblospoonf uls daily- serious cases with every meal. If your intestinal trouble is not re lieved this way, see your doctor. ; In the rcd-and-grcen, package. At nil grocers,: Made by Kellogg in Battle Creek. , v..-.....,. ... ., Plnocblc was played and the. prize for high score was received by Mrs. CalHp Spencer. Mrs... Mercedes Bales won consolation. , ......A Thone from La Grande who attend ed ,the yarty ;-re Mrs. Verna Som mcr, Mrs.' Dorothy Matthews, Arrs. , oaiiie opencer, Mrs. lima Mamoien, fotd NnncT Bechlln. Nancy Lindsay, Mrs. Bales and Mrs. Audrey Coleman. prances Mlllelng..,Verna Ward, Juan. ta Clark, Maxlne Noah, , .Mlna .New- Tlie Dorian Camp Fire circle on joyed an EaBter party at the, home o their guardian. Miss Margaret Milne, Wednesday: afternoon. . The afternoon was spent In games, with, the, main feature an Easter egg hunt at which Pern Hungerford and Annette , Turn received. the prizes...-. m -..Easter refreshments were served by the hostess.. . , Those present were Fern Hunger- Mrs. Matthews will entertain.. In La Grande. In two weeks. Zlit M Fifty-Fifty CJub Mri and Mrs. John Bennett enter tained at their home last night for members of the Pifty-Plfty club and their.. husbands. iOn the occasion of her birthday: anniversary, M-rs Ben nett wbb surprised -t with a-- handker chief shower by the guests. Six tables were arranged for pi EASTER i..v 1UITS I ! SOCIAL CALENDAR Silk, Silk and Wool SUITS JUST THE THING FOR EASTER Smart new silk, silk and wool in two and three piece suits, smartly made in the newest shades of Spanish tile Rose, Red, Kiltie-Green. Specially Priced at $10.95 . And Up ! ' EASTER BONNETS Just received a shipment of smart new hats' for Easter in rough' straw, cellophane braid, in price ranging from $1.95 to $4.95 D0RAVTS SMART SHOP LA GRANDE'S OWN STORE Friday, March 25 7:30 Westway club of the Women's Benefit association, with Mrs. C. L. Mackey. 7:30 Central P. T. A., at the high school. 8:00 Women of the Moose, card party, with Mrs. Margaret Swart. Saturday, March 26 2:00 Neighbors of Woodcraft Juveniles, at . the Odd Fellows hall. , -, i , if . , 7:30 Order of Rainbow for yOirls, at the Masonic hall. 7:30 United Spanish war vet erans auxiliary at, the K. of P. hail.. ( 6:00 Saturday Bridge club, with' Mrs. E. Jacobson. : 8:00 Night Hawk: Bridge club, with Mrs. James Oncal. Monday, March 28 1:00 Art Research club, with Mrs. Fred Kiddle. 1:46 Ban Soucl club, with Mrs. W. 8. Barer. , 200 -Swastika club, with Mrs. William Gable. 2:00 Wokelita club, with Mrs. Don Cole. ...... 3:00 A. A. U. W.-P. T. A. child study group, at the Methodist church. 7:30 Neighborhood Music club, at the Ja .Grande hotel, 7:30 Daughters of Union Vet erans, at the Moose hall. .7:30 Royal Neighbors of Am erica, at the Odd Fellows hall. 7:30 Gleaner Girls of the M. I. with Miss Loretta Stttt. Tuesday, March 29 2:00 Neighborhood club, La Grande notch 2:00 Second Ward Relief so ciety, at the L. D. 3. church. 7:30 U-go I-go club, with Mrs. Ida -Charlton.. . .... Wednesday, March 30 2:00 St. Mary's Altar society, with Mrs. I. M. Dolan. 2:00 Parkdale club, with Mrs. Oda Shafer. 2:00 St. Peter's Episcopal Guild quilt contest, at Hon an hall. 7:30 crystal Rbekah Iodide, No. 60 at the Odd Fellows hall. 8:00 No Hretpss Bridge club,: with Mrs. Paul Meyers. Thursday, March 31 1:00 Thursday club, with Mrs. Earl Hooker. 1:00 Thursday After joon club, with Mm. o. T. Cochran. 1:00 N. B. B. club, no-hostess luncheon at the home of Mrs. Frank Flansry. 2:00 Mary Elizabeth club, with Mrs. Eva Wisaler. 3:30 Greenwood Four-H club, at tho school. 7:00 O-Na-E Camp Flra circle, with Miss Madeline Laraon. 8:00 Bridge club, with Miss Lo's Nelson, assisted by Miss Bess Duke. man, Marie Worrell, Violet cogourn, Virginia Smith, Annette Turn, Doro thy Waldroff, Mary . Lohey, Betty Wagner and Sally Daugherty. Grove Receives 1 ' ' Travelling Gavel -t c i u- - 1 -Mrs. Rose McCrosky, of Walla Wal la, state manager of the Supreme For est Woodsmen Circle for Oregon and Washington, visited Blue . Mountain Grove 21t on Wednesday evening and presented 't with the travelling gavel, The gavel was sent from Omaha, Neb. to visit in the groves which have writ ten the most insurance in the post year. Oregon has made the largest not gain the past year, she stated.' The gavel is of ivory with an ebony handle, mounted with pure silver. . Miss Ruth McConncl, of Baker, at tendant of the Baker lodge, and Mi. and Mrs. Klnsey were present for the meeting. LQdge Plans For Initiation Meet The drill team begun practicing Immediately after the regular oesslon of Crystal Bebekah lodgo Wednesday evening In preparation for tho coming Initiation of a new member. The new member was elected at the (last meeting and will be Initiated on jApr. Mrs. Miriam Elledge, a member of tho lodge, was reported to bo Improv ing after her recent illness. Work of Many Inventors Electric meters were tlevlcd In the development of electricity by pumerous Inventors rind ure of turee ulltcrent kinds. The anrncst type of ampere-hour meter wns the Edison zlnc-sulplinte electrolytic me ter, but the trouble of rending It caused It soon to be rcplnccd by inechunlcnl meters. A Ini'KO num ber of such hnve been Invented, n those by Ferrnntl, Ellhu Thomson, S. Evershed, Chnmberlnln, llotle hain nnd others. RHEUMATISM GOES SWOLLEN JOINTS VANISH 5 How To Htop Rheumatic MlKery I,chh Than a Week If you Buffer from torturing rheu-; matlc pains, sore muscles or stiff in flamed Joints, it's because your sys- tern is full of the dangerous poisons that cause rheumatism and make thousands helpless. What you need is RU-MA, tho new, medicine now sold by all druggists; j that acts directiy on tho liver, kid neys and blood, and helps expel through the natural channels of elim ination the dangerous poisons that cause rheumatism. No long waiting for your suffering . to stop. RU-MA eases pain the first aay ana is me one rneumaiiain rem edy guaranteed by the Red Cross Drug Store to free muscles and Joints from all painful stiffness, swelling and lameness, or nothing to pay Adr. It starts . . . . ' 1 jrmkl ' "' ; EASTER ''''As. for Two days a""" S Net an air picture, tiut an air "- '"' jTM A Smash.StarC(isir I XJiJ2 KV4! Way'" Uke Pos. JCKfl fA Wscsudforthc Ultimate aOKVMLl fp9 1 MA RY A ST bRflrX IrW JOIl" MeCREA ISSSl , '"J fWiVj ROW. ARMSTRONG fT ; . 'JlVHl HUGH HERBERT W Jn in k JVK.'VBIk v . r TV-. JiL'Z.lMTll WAr : ' OT AIR SHOW . . . BUT AN WM AER SHOW IN THE MAKING! Hiptmdrome of Action in the Skies, while. Cameras Scan the Heavens where Men Court Death for Fifty Dollars at the Bid-; dins of a Mad Director! M any bargains Listed on Want Ad Page ft :-J -"'f Last " Day! CAGNEY Tlus red headed boy wonder who hm CHptuml the admiration of Anutrleal' IOBETTA ,. YOUNG OKOItOE E. STONE OlIV KIBBEG '. ... . .-'.. PLAYING SATURDAy . ,.0NL.Y.'..' , "too maw; 'cooks Nl'OII. TUB HKOTII" BUT '" Oh . . . .' : , How you'll LAFFI DOROTHU. lilKIKR i 1 t 1 .".'"stuttering with . K0SC0E ATES v'.'U ,Ht ! ' BOYS AND GIRCS , 5c Saturday Matinee 5c '-! From Eleven o'CUkk 'Til Three o'clock You can still get your "Vanishing Legion" cards and see the last chapter FREE if you come before One o'clock.;;.' .", .. ' ,'.:.&H CHAPTER TWO HARRY CAREY In.. "VANISHING LEGION" ALL DAY SAT. " mi t-' A '''-' w II
