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:Wcdne&da, Way 11, 1932 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. PK9 Three "Railroad Journey" Tq Far Corners -Of Earth Feature of Dinner Held Last Night A "raroad-Journey" to the far cor ners of the earth, closed the year's ac tivities (rfv the Young Women's Educational- auxiliary, at u banquet last, night at 6:45 at the La Grande hotel, The "Sleeping Car," a one-act. play by. William Dean. Howells, was. the main feature Qt the program, and. the entire event carried.; out an; appro-,! priate motif. About 00 women, attended the ban-, quet which was served at small: tables lii the main, dining room at the hotel, each of which was decorated' with a centerpiece of rose buds. At each place the menu card was printed on regular menus, such, as are used- In dining cars, and the nut cups were miniature black, suitcases covered with bright stickers from, different, ports, of the world. i Mrs. F S. Lyons was elected presi dent tor the coming year, Mrs. Glenn Wagner vice president; and Mrs. Homer Leffel; secretary, following the report of the nominating commlttae, Mrs. H. E. Dixon and Mrs, Sherwood ; Williams, during the business meet ing which preceded the program. Mrs. A. W.. Burnett, outgoing presi dent, presented, a resume, of tho year's work, and Mrs. Lyons outlined rf.her- platform- for the coming year. Next year's programs were, announced by the chairman o the program, com mittee, Mrs. O. E. Sting and; will be gin on Sept. 13. v "The Sleeping Car," which . was given In the. ball room, waa cleverly presented, with the star arranged to resemble the aiBlo of a pullman.Noar. The. talkative occupant of the, car, Mrs. Roberts, who was rushing to. her home In Boston to greet her brother whom she had not seen since child hood, was portrayed by Miss Eileen Morelock. Her aunt and traveling companion was Miss Beatrice Younge. The brother, Wiliis, was. played by Miss Mas Stearns: and the husband, Mr. Roberts, was portrayed by Mrs. Mary Heassler. T,he. Californian, who was continually annoyed by Mrs. Rob erts who mistook him for her baby - nnrt her brother: but who- Droved to be nobody at all, was played ty Miss nor ii lit VYiui&iitgm. vuivca iioui niiu bertlis of persons who- complained bo ', cause they were not allowed to sleep were Miss-Mabel Doty and Miss Ma J SOCIAL CALENDAR Wednesday, May H 7:00 Senior Sixteen, dinner and bridge, Saoajawca tun. ' 8:00 American Legion auxiliary, at the Sacajawea Inn. 7:30. Delphian chapter, at, the Sacajawea Inn. 7:30 Graduate Nurses, at the Grande, Rootle hospital. 8;00- Order oC the Eastern Star, at the Masonic hail. 8:00 No-hostess Bridge club with Mrs. JSawara Fitzgerald. i )..-. ,- ?wtfrsday, May 12 "v"-'-' ; ,: Eastern Oregon convention of ; the Royal Neighbors of America. 1 :00 Thursday Bridge club, with Mrs. C. J. Edenholm. 1:15 Thursday club, with Mrs. C. J. Lynch. 2:00 Riverside Ladies Aid, at Lane chapel. . 2 :00 Ladies Aid of the Lutheran church, Mrs. H, A. KUnghommer, 207 Cherry. . 4:00 Home Guards-Kings Her alds of the Methodist church, at the church. Friday, May 13 i 1:00 Bridge luncheon, with . Mrs. Lynn Larson. 2:00 Presbyterian Missionary so ciety, at the church. 2:00 Wcstway club of the W. ' B. A., with Mrs. Mary Howard, ; 1708 Adams. 2:00 Country Women's club, , with Mrs. Calista Lindsey. 7:00 Junior-senior banquet of the L. H. S., at, the Sacajawea Inn. 8:00 Bridge, club, With Mrs. En gene Millering. 8:00 Bridge club. With Mrs. Robert Carey. - Monday, May 16 1:00 Monday Bridge, club, with Mrs. Charles Piayle. 2:00 Wakelita. Bridgo club, with Mrs. Jack McGhean 3:45 La Grande City Council of Parent Teacher associations, at La Grande hotel. 7:30 U-Go I-Go club, with Mrs. - Jesse Stiles. Tuesday, May 17 - ' 2:00 M. I. L. club, With Mrs. G. A. Barron. 7:30 L. A. to tho B. of R. T., at the Sacajawea Inn. 8:00 Neighbors of Woodcraft, at the Odd Fellows hall. E FOR QVER Guaranteed pur and efficient. USE lesi than of high priced brands. 4 3Ti v )Fmm at La Grande Hotel bel Morton The blackface- porter, an amusing role, was taken,, by Mrs. Isis Adler; 1whlla. M4&& Katheryn Moron, dressed in the, conventional costume of the conductor, directed . the activities of the train and attempted to keep peace among the ; occupants of the sleeping ! . AND. IP-SHE BURNS THE TOAST- Here's a pretty, how d'ye do, English style. The wedding march was soundnig and everybody was all tears- and smiles. Then Frederick Stanley, nephew of Lord Derby, met a cameraman as. he escorted his. bride from St. Margaret's church in London. And look, at the expression on his tacel The, bride is the former Ann Collins, niece of the Duke of Roxburgh. React "American Tho story of a youthful love that flamed, faded, and ended In near tragedy was unfolded at Pomona, CaU by Lois Wade, 17 (left), high school girl, who'1 charged that her demand that Prank Newland marry her caused him to arrange a meeting, strike her on the head and throw her into an abandoned well: " SANTA CRUZ t --JiJl - , 1 "J7 Alt'' v , 1 'j v&wf? UW'wW if ' c 1 p-w il H Aim Restoration of Mission Santa Cruz, built in 1793, has been, completed at Santa Cruz, Col., and the replica of the original building, on the original site and using many relics of the mission, now Is a new point of interest, on the Mission Trail. Photo shows the restored Mission 8anta Cruz. , Out-of-town guests, for, the ban quet were Mrs.. L. TerraU, Mrs, Roy Contain, Mrs. Hal Reese and, Mrs; Edith Phy, ot Union; Mrs. Edith Byers,v of Portland; Miss. Edna.. Led better and. Miss. Emma, McAnlsh, of Alicel, The. committee In charge of, the banquet was headed by. Mrs. Renwtck Clark, assisted by Mrs. Arch- Bacon. Miss Bertha Wallslnger, Mrs. Don Fowler, Miss. Katheryn. Mocan, Miss Mabel Morton. Mrs. A. W. Burnett, Miss Arte. Lawrence. Miss. Bess Duke. Mrs. Gene Walker andj Mrs. -Gerald Tucker. - ' . .1 Tragedy," Charge MISSION COMPLETELY. RESTORE D Delightful Party ' At NusbaAW Hone !! : Mr. and Mrs. ty. W. Nusbaum en-yQullting club at wl. Mrs. C. J. tertained at a delightful- evening Lynch entertained, yesterday alters party for a small group of friends noon at hep home. Mrs. JuUa Blng- , last night at their home. Tulips were. ner of Portland; and Mrs. Lawrence, arranged about tba, rooms forming an. Plttenger, of- Pendleton, were guests, attractive background, for .the; nvent. . The afternoon ws spent quilting. fridge was played with guests In- at. the close of- wt Ich Mrs, Lynch vited foe four tables, and the, prizes served a dainty lurjjheon. were awarded, to Mr. and Mrs. E. A. - Mrs. C. N. Palme, wilt be th next jucjaenron, lirst; Mr. anu mra. jvito Cook, second; and Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Eakln, consolation. ' A luncheon- was. served by the host ess at a latQ hour. . Boise Couple Is J ' ' 4. HT ' .-. JXiarrieU at IVianSe of Mrs. H. M. Howard In. La Grande. The. Presbyterian, manse on. Tues- cards was the diversion of the attier day, evening, at seven o'clock, was the no0n and the prize for high score was sccno of a beautiful wedding cere- awarded to Mrs. Mercedes Batles. Mrs. mopy. In which Rev. J. George Walz. callle Spencer was awarded; consola pcriormed the service- whlQh united tiou- ln marriage Lloyd William King of I Guests from Baker were Mrs. Wll the King Motpr company, Boise, 'son, Mrs. Oraco Head, Mrs. Dorothy Idaho; and BlJUe L, Boyle also of Hortlng, Mrs. Jessie Moore, Mrs. Delia Boise.- - Ulbrecdt and Mra- Virginia Worloy. Mjr. and Mrs. King drovo from mm. Joo. Stadfcld, of Spokane, ond Boise early. Tuesday morning, spent Mrs Anna Pock, of Eiitorprlso, were tho day In "looklng-oyer" La Grande, other out-of-town visitors for tile with which they were much impress- event. ed. Immediately following the cere-1 Mr8 EunCe Conro will entertain mony they drove to points west and. tt groUp of La Grande women at her norljli, .to later go to Hollywood, Oal., home In Baker In two weeks. where Mr. K.lng nas an. luwesi,. m another auto, sales, business. Women's Day At Course Thursday uv,iif t.h inrt i mrM group of women, golfers on the course tomorrow when women's day will bo "nil wW.ua.ve. P"1:' '" enjoyed at the La Orande country program, according to. an aiwounce club. Many are expected to play to W made last night when the as quallfy for positions In the laddet eoclatlon met at th . Sacajawea Inn tournament; announces. Mrs. L. K. members who pUuv to gc . to Bakr Klnzel. chairman of the tournament V "quested J committee. 'Jawea Imi. on Sunday afternoon at 3 Several women who were active lu activities lost year- are playing golf again this year, and new enthusiasts have come to. the fore, according to Bob Duncan, pro at the. club. Bridge Club In i Enjoyable Party Mrs. F.. C. Stephenson and Miss Seville. Pratt entertained their bridge club last night at the home of the former, in the Sacajawea Annex. Mrs. Craig Carroll and. Mrs. Ralph Webb were guests, and completed ' three tables for bridge. ' Miss Florence Sullivan was awarded late hour the hostesses served re, the prize for high score at bridge, af- freshmen te. tor which refreshments were served The rooms were decorated with bos by the hostess. kets of cut flowers. Miss Constance Ray win be, the Mrs. Wren Howell and Mrs. Ed Tut- next hostess, entertaining in two weeks. . - Music Kecital At 1 La Grande Tonight Mrs. George Blrnle.:,tyiU present lier pupils In a voice and piano "recital tonight at 8 o clock itt the ballroom at the La Grand o hotel. She will be assisted by Miss Helen Williams, pi- anfv acco'tjaalst, ,7. ,... i... .IB rrogram has been Thr; follow! Maytlr.vj" Anita Dexter Grandmother's Minuet " Grieg Marjalee Purdy A group of Baker women was en- in' ' ''..Branramfae Ins'- Branscombe WoltzlnE Dolls" Poldlnl Prances Purgason Scenes from a Boy Scout's Day. Rovenger a. "March' b. "The Day Is Done"- Clifton Smith I Drank the Fragrance of the -r.i.,i, t ik,. Mrs. S. A. Robertson . Jean Dayles , "Shepherd and; Shepherdess," ..Godard "Torador and Anldlouse" ..Robensteln "At parting--B.!"il....,..:....Rogers! "The Wind Speaks" ....Grantchaefer . Mrs. Lloyd Purdy "When the Sun's Gone Down- -f Kramer "Scampering Mice" Schlieder Patricia Longfellow , "Polonaise Brilliants" Decevel "Tho Surging Sea" Newell Barbour "Prelude In O Minor" Chopin Prank Tyler Resignation from song cycle "Eliland" Von Flelltss "Tho Humble Shall Be Exalted"...... Roberts I Mrs. Thomas McQulro (.'Prlude" .'...............Owrwonkjr "Am Meor'-- ?. .Sonubert Ll&zl Jean. McKennon . i ,.... Mrs.1 Lynch Hostess. " . Tuesday Afternoon Several outrot-tawn. visitors wero Kuests at the meeting or- the Box- iwattso m vu wcrojs. Group, of Baker Women Entertained A group of Baker women were en- tertnlned by the Safeway Women's 'Qiub yesterday afternoon at the home W. B. A. Will Take Part in Baker Meet The Women's. Benefit association Is planning to, hold a district rally m Baker on May 18, and. the La, Grande w lu uiwav w whi A large, group, attended, the meet; 'B last night. Mrs. W. C. Howard, will entertain the Westway club on Friday, after noon at 3 o'clock, It was, announced. ... "Mrs Cleavinger Hostess to Group Mrs. Frank Cleavlnger was assisted by Mrs. Irvin Moes when she enter- talned the Pythian Sisters social aux lliary meeting yesterday at her home, The afternoon, was. spent Informally In sowing and conversation, and at a tie were guests for the afternoon. .Thirteen members oIbo were present, !; Mrs. .Jack Oliver, will, entertain, on Mny yM1' amc? .vncai .Program Presented; At Social Meeting ; A program prespntcd under the. di rection of Mrs. Bmma Strlrigham and Mrs. Nellie Qulnland and members of. then; district of tho First Wnrd L. D. t month,v ;",t? lief society yesterday afternoon, af thi society's rooms in the. Becr,ea,tlonai f ' uuu" " .3 vZ tlle meeting whlch was conducted, by Mrs. L. H. Bramwell. The program, Included a, duet by Julia Hiatt and Rose. Bean; "Thought- so1q by Mrg Jolm Q Blackham; ' read ing by Mrs. Emma Strmgham. Mrs. Blanche Stoddard, Mrs. Amelia " - w-ero visitors. ' t looked. m- J4 other . , 4 MOllthily MeetlRSf ' Of Society HW . . Games wero enjoyed, under) tho dlr rcctlon of Mrs. Viola Funnier, yester- clay afternoon, at the. monthly, social meeting of the Second. Ward ReJlel society of the L, D. 8. ohurch, held at the church. Forty-two. wore present ond enjoyed the refreshments which were served by Mrs, Ella Davidson and Mrs. Eva Price, assisted by women of Frultdalo district No. 10, of' the Sacond Ward. 1 I The monthly literary meeting will bo held next week, at which time ' . original pooms. songs and other toa- 'tlirnn will hn mpR.li tprl under, tho ul rcctlon of Mrs. Clca Johnson. THREE FLIERS IN JNOKTH MOT JHKAKU FROM SINCE MAY 3 (Continued Fr,om Page One) a search for the Baychlmo and were forced down nenr Atlm, B. C. Can adian, filers finally found, them, suf fering from fatigue and exposure. Since then It was learned valuable furs had already been removed from the Baychtmo by part of the crew which remained on the coast). Gra ham was planning to make movlog pictures of the ship. lyiorta on Top Jack wont to I tie burlier shop yilh his fulber for a liuir cut. HI father got la the chnlr tlrst.. When .luck's turn onuie the bnrhec asked how h wlftbed Ids hnlr cut. Jiick rfplled: "Oh, cut it like my father's, hut leave a little more, on the top. please."- How Annoying A woman explorer gn.vg Hie sad dest moment In the Jungle Is when the permanent wave. Anally sues. And that, ptesiiinflblj;, Is when one meets a fierce benst at a (lls.nl 44 TO GRADUATE I AT ENTERPRISE Lavgest Senioi Class in History Hears Bac calaureate Sermon. ; . EflTERPRISE, Ore. (SpecIal)-rThe Junior and senior prom was held Friday night. .In. the,. school' gymna sluni. " The Junior ' senior banquet gave? way. to the prom. An under-the-sea Idea was carried out In dec orating, which proved to bo very civer. Baccalaureate was held at tho Methodist church Sunday evening. Rev. H. K. Wallls delivered the ad dress, the local pastors assisted with the service. The class this year Is the largest ever graduated from En terprise High school, numbering 44. tk-v . Missionary mothers of the. Methodist church, entertained thelx daughters at a banquet held In the I, O. O. F. hall. About 00 mothers and daughters, were pres ent. Mrs. H. K. Wallls was toust- mlstrcss, Mrs. w. s. Strlcklcr extend ed the greetings and Macel Iflnkqloy responded. Jean Marie, tho Infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Jordan, passed away at the Wallowa hospital Friday aiternoon. Mrs, Edith Foster was, taken to the Wallowa hospital Friday ovenlug with a painfully injured liund. Tho first Joint of hor. thumb caught -In a rope while leading a pack horse ond was pulled, completely off. w, a Dorrance was badly bruised Friday when a horse ho was leading knocked him down andt walked on bhn. ' Luckily no bones were broken and Mr. Dorrance was able to return to his home Monday. The girls of- the senior class wero entertained by Mrs. I. E. Snyder Fri day afternoon at tea. IIUNTIS SHOOT, OIT TOP OJp tyUKXJN'U KW'I'UIC WH;K BORGER, Tex. m A Borgor util ity company got. a bill from some citizens, of purham. plla., the othec aay ior i,our uoxqu or shotgun shells "used in putting out a fire." The hunters explained they shot off the top of a power, line polo, seven luches In diameter, which had been, set afire, by lightning. Thus they prevented rlsruptlon of electric service. In the town. . Continues DiuU Sporfx Hole rCLBVELAND, O (!). Mary K. Browne, Cleveland city and state golf: queen and former national ten nis champion, plans to continue her dual role tlila year. She expects to enter, a tennis tournament In Cin cinnati, and then take up the golf tournaments. . Cnniuntoiv Stop ellipses. JVUSTIN, Tex. Ml construction, of. nine new rjunuiniis oil, the University of Texas campus was. a break for some students. Ifrofessors, unable to mako. themsoives, heard, had. to dls- miss classes for several days, i ... SEE whiil it means to li'K'ht and Koscs Limolight and Poses! imm' J""" . Hi i &MUl j TODAY - AND THURSDAY Coming , . , RONALD COLEMAN in "ARROWSMITH"1 I This Game : of Goif : lly O. IS. Heeler, I got this one from my son, George .who lately has gone quitft mad on. the subject of goU. He was. told the. story by a friend nanvjd Bruce Han by at the Coosa Country club. Rome, Ga., Mr Hanby- got the story In Birmingham. Indeed, It happened to him. He professes- himself- to- be still uncertain what to do about It, or, rather what he should- have done about It, since It is now quite too .late to do anything. .. lb, seems Mr. Hanby was an ard ent golfer, and- an acquaintance- tho acquaintance being of a busi ness nature. was La Birmingham .briefly, and Mr. Hanby Invited, aim, to play golf. "I don't play much,"' said the vlsltor, ' in the deprecating tone which suggests he played pretty darned well, when he did- play. "And I haven't got my clubs with me." "That's all right," said Mr. Han by. "I've got two sets. Just chang ing over- to- some- new- ones, you know.- The old ones, are- pretty, good clubs, though. X haven't made up my mind, yet, which. X. will play, with, permanently." . - So they went out to. the clubhand, got some caddies and started. CUIUS, DIDN'T SUIT- Tho visitor did not: look as If- he were going to bust any course rec ords. He did an uncertain sort of t) on the -first hole, and on. the second tee he topped his drive badly. He looked- at the ball" until i stopped; hopping ' olong He look ed at the club. Then he wrapped it around one leg of the tee-box, and went on. -.:.-.- "Ho didn't, say a word," said Mr. Hanby. "He didn't even swear. And' ":f Sehillin n Com Spare- them with t others lixtracts Thereare 22 Schilling fine flavors. Each one. contain more flavor, essence, than even the Pure Food Laws require more than most any, other, you, Can buy. 1 Yet a 2 oz bottle of each, including ranilla9. is now only ... )VI My Step Dehind the GQeadlllnQQGC want. Moon- ' luid get only iXX with ' N ; '' 1 MARY BRIAN it was my club But X dldnt knowi exactly what to doK to- X didn't dot anything." . v . The-next hole had a lot of water u txoaA 0 the tee. The vlslton topped his first drive into the water. He teed another ball and topped that In. He teed a third and topped that one in, alio. . Then he took all the remaining ' balls, out oi Mr. Hanby's second-. string golf bag and threw them into. the lake. Then lie took the bag. of. clubs Mr. Hanby 's clubs and; threw the . whole, works- Into the. lake. MM, HANBY KNOWS - . "And then,", said Mr. Hanby,. "he dusted his hands- together with the air of a- man who has got a mean: job; finished, and- said: - 'Weil, that's over with!' " . As Mr. j Hanby told George, ho didn't know at the time what to. do about it, and has not decided since. "One thing," said Mr. Hanby. "It, certainly got that round of golf over with, in short order. And, that was a good break, the way he; was going." ; And another thing. It Bettled Mr., Hanby 's mind as to which set of clubs he was to use permanently. He uses the new clubs. : BIBLICAL STORY HELD. CONFIRMED (Continued. From Page One) the- same characteristics as a skelo-, ton today. Babies were burled In pottery urns, One incident of the, discoveries voa tlv binding of a child's head cut off apparently by a, sharp Instrument. Some ancient person- had- token, tlia. head. and. made an. um. around it. - Charley Jamleson, ousted by Joe Voflmlk from the- outfield at Cleve land, is third base coach, wheiv ho u not plnch-hlttlng. Share Tke Love Secrets. Of a Famous, Hero TO BE Wis ei" ...wo1 and WALTER CATLETT &
