La Grande evening observer., July 18, 1933, Page 3, Image 3

Tuesday, July 18, 1933
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. LA GRANDE. ORE.
Page Three
SOCIETYNOTES
Mua Bom Duke, Society Editor
Tphon Mln 800 Until 8:80 . m.
Miss Maravene Kiddle Complimented
At Bridge Party, Handkerchief
Shower Monday Evening
Mlis Maravene Kiddle, who expects
to leave Boon for Portland alter a
visit In La Orande with hur parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Kiddle, and her
grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Fred H.
KlcMle, was complimented at a bridge
party and handkerchief shower last
night by Mrs. F. L. Robinson. Eight
young women were Invited for the
evening.
Prizes at bridge were presented to
' Miss Virginia Bramwell, first, and
Miss Phyllis Peterson, consolation.
The shower was a surprise to the
guest of honor, the handkerchiefs
, being presented to .her when the re
freshments were served.
Quests for the evening were Miss
Kiddle, Miss Catherine Spaeth, Miss
Mac Waldroff, Miss Ruth Murchison.
Mlas Virginia Bramwell, Miss Lucille
Price, Miss Phyllis Peterson and Miss
rwilma Hansen.
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Swimming Party
Held at Cove .
Several members of the younger
set from La Grande were guests Of
Mrs., Belle Hess, of Union, Sunday at
a swimming party at Cove. After
swimming refreshments were served
at the ; Hess home In Union.
Those present were Vivian Ander
son, Custls Steele. Virgil Grant. Clay
ton Hess, Harold Woll, Silvan Tldball,
Catherine and Evelyn Ltndsey, of La
Grande. .
, . . . ,
Couple Married
Sunday Morning
La Grande.
Miss Schilling Is tho daughter of
James Schilling and both she and
Mr. Mcpherson have many friends In
La Grande where they attended
school and tho Lutheran church.
Will Entertain
Church Society
Mrs. Effle Helvey and Mrs. Martha
Graham will entertain at a combined
business and social meeting of the
Missionary society of the Methodist
church South Thursday afternoon at
2 o'clock at the home of the former.
Regular business Is scheduled for
transaction.
SALEM, Ore., July 18 (P) Supreme
court decisions today included the
following:
Jeanett Tuttle and others, plain
tiffs and appellants vs. Jake Bean
and others, defendants and respond
ents, appeal from. Union county. Suit
to enjoin school district 41 from ex
pending funds In payment to claim
to wel drillers. Opinion by Justice
Rossman. Judge J. W. Knowles reversed.
Miss Helen Schilling and Adam Mc
pherson were married Sunday morn
ing at 9:30 o'clock at the Zlon Luth
eran church with! Rev. Edwin W.
- Bracher , performing the ceremony.
Miss Schilling was charming In a
dress of white crepe and matching
Accessories. She woro a corsage of
flowers.
They plan to make their home near
SOCIAL CALENDAR
Wednesday, July 19
9:30 N. O. W. Juveniles picnic,
: Riverside park.
' 1:00 Ah Detth club no hostess
lunch, at the home of Mrs. M. B.
Donohue.
2:00 Presbyterian Homo de-
partment, with Mrs. Mamie Lewis.
' 3:00 L. A. Ii. club, at River
side park.
7:30, Crystal Rebekah lodge,
No. 50, at the Odd Fellows hall.
8:00 No-hostess card party,
Women of the Moose, with Mrs.
r Mary May vlUef " : ' "
Thursday, July 20
Women's day at the La Grande,
country club.
2:00 M. E. Church South, mis
. slonary society witr Mrs. Effle
Helvey.
Friday. July 21
2:00 L. D. clUb, with Mrs. Al
bert Warden.
6 :00 Moose and Women of
Moose picnic. Pine Cone.
8:00 Plfty-Plfty club, with Mrs.
Henry Hagey.
9:00 Summer Session dance, E.
O. N. ballroom.
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Saturday, . July 22
8:00 United Spanish War Vet
erans auxiliary, at the Sacajawca
Inn.
Guard Unit Resumes
Regular Drill Monday
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door range near Hot Lake.
Two recruits were enlisted last
night, Howard H. Tiffany and Cleon
C. Coal well.
Five more members were dis
charged, and the company at pres
ent is one below strength. Those
receiving honorable discharges fol
low: Corporal Robert R, Swon, Pri
vates Clifford J. Slack, Carl Amos,
George L. Webb and Harry E. Dawson.
Most of these men no longer are able
to attend drill or have obtained em
ployment away from La Grande.
UNION COUNTY
CASE ItEVEKSED
HENRY TOWNSEND
DIES SUNDAY AT
SHERIDAN, WYO.
Henry Townsend, a reslden of
Elgin for a grent ninny years and
well known over the valley, died
Sunday at Sheridan, Wyoming, where
he was visiting relatives, according
to word received hero.
Mr. Townsend, who was 85 yenrs
of age. was the father of Wesley, Roy
and Dave Townsend and Mrs. Dora
Croghan, all of Elgin.
The body will arrive hero Wetlnes-
JOKERS RITES
TOMORROW. AT 2
Walker'B Funeral homo received
telephone call from Nampa, Ida., this
afternoon announcing that the fun
eral for Charles Jokers, engineer who
died here a few days ago, will be held,
at the Robinson Funeral parlors at
Nampa tomorrow afternon at 2
o'clock. '
The B. of L. E. will be In charge.
AT THE LIBERTY
Eagles Launch New
Series of (Broadcasts
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will participate In the finals at the
close of the series. Gail Ann Ott,
tap dancer, was placed second, and
awarded a cash prize.
Others Who took part were
Adrlenne See who sang, accompanied
by Pauline Edwards; Richard Hous
ton, guitar, and Lorce Hatcher, harp;
Eddie Tudor, guitar solos; John
Blckel, Bud Shlcielor and Ace Vest,
who played popular music; Otto Mc
Guero, John. Buntcn and Ward Cot
trell, guitar, mandolin and harp with
vocal refrain; Martin. Carter, of Okla
homa, vocal with guitar accompaniment.
SCHWEITZER
IS GUEST OF
ENCAMPMENT
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f olio wi ng the meetl ng.
Mr. Schweitzer hns boon -.making
visitations In Wallowa county and
left todny for Union tfor a meeting
there tonight.
BAUMGART AT
DEMO. PICNIC 'i
Undoubtedly the most sensational
story over written about Washington,
"Gabriel Over the White House'
opened today at the Liberty theatre
to provide a talkie drama thrilling
from its very opening reel to its stir
ring conclusion. Walter Huston trl-
umps with a great performance as
President Jud Hammond and In
series of scenes as realistic as news-
reels forces congress to give him the
powers of a dictator, solves the un
employment problem, ends rack
eteerlng and brings foreign debt un
certainty to a close. The story
throughout has a ring of authenti
city. Brilliantly directed by Gregory
La Cava, it will undoubtedly stir up
a world of controversy and talk
wherever It is shown. Huston has
nover had a more stirring role and
and an excellent supporting cast In
eludes Karen Morley as the mysteri
ous woman in tho White House,
Franchot Tone, Arthur Byron, Dickie
Moore. C. Henry Gordon, David Lan
dau, Samuel Hinds, William Pawley,
Jean Parker and Claire Dubrey.
First call for a
cooling breakfast
Otto Baumgart returned yesterday
from Portland where, he spent the
weekend and attended! the Democratic
picnic for Congressman Martin. He
was accompanied by Mrs. Baumgart
who remained In Portland to visit
her mother, Mrs. Lucy Allen, and her
sister, Mrs. W. I. Blenstone.
FIRE DESTROYS DOCUMENTS
SPRINGFIELD. HI. ,Fire In the
Illinois state house destroyed many
valuable state documents and caused
damage estimated at $75,000.
If oW
Miff,
cay aud funeral services will be held
at tile Christian church at Elgin
Thursduy afternoon at 3 p. m. with
burial In tho Elgin cemetery In
charge of Snodgruss and Zimmer
man. . ,
Begin Pine Cone
' Pool Swim Week
(Continued From Pago One)
larly at 0:30 a. m. Elementary stroke
classes meet with Harvey Cortor at
10:30. Advanced swimmors meot with
Woodrow Diunerell at 2:30 and llfc
sovcrs with DamercII, Corter and
Arthur Steffcn at 3:30.
A number of the teachers and stu
cleuts from tho Eastern Oregon Nor
mal school meet at 5 o'clock for an
hour's work. Francis Grcullch super
vises the teaching of the crawl itroko
with this group and other members
of the Porpoise club assist with the
other standard swimming strokes,''
Tho names of those working lor1
Junior life saving emblems include
Dick Stoddard, Betty Grice, Alma
Ingram, Betty June Stalcup, Harry
Carter, Eugene Parlett, Lyle Gerber.
Bytt Ingram Is the only one try
ing for' a senior emblem.
Anyone interested In these clasBCsa
In swimming and llfesavlng . may
obtain tickets at the chamber - of
commerce or at Pine Cone. The
charge Is 91 for the swims and no
charge Is made for Instruction, The
members of -tho Porpoise club life
saving corps give their time in the
interests of teaching people swim
ming und water safety.
ACTUAL COST
TUITION WILL
BE FOLLOWED
. The directors of school district No.
1 met last night to authorize the
clerk to sign u contract with the
non-high school board for tuition
for pupils from surrounding districts
which Co not have high schools.
The contract, the same as those for
all high school districts of tho coun
ty, provides that the high school dis
trict receive actual cost, same to be
figured as found by computation at
the end of tho school year from the
district's records. Last year, the cost
per high school pupil In the La
Grande district was about 57 cents
per day, and this varied In the several
districts from 51 to 76 cents, One
half payment- will be made In Jan
uary and the balance next July.
ELMER GLENN,
MRS.CHILDERS
VISITING HERE
Elmer P. Olcim. graduate o( the
U. S. Naval academy at Annapoll
lost month, arrived hero yesterday
from Woodland, Cat., accompanied by
his grandmother, Mrs. George P.
Chllders, pioneer of the Grande
Rontfe valley. They made the trip
by car. . . . ......
They will visit at tho home otitis
brother. Howard C. Qlenn.
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ugncst omciai ooay m American Motor
ing the Contest Board of the American
Automobile Association. In the center
is Captain E. V. Rickcnh acker, famous
World War Ace, now Chairman, of the
AAA Contest Board.
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