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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (July 19, 1933)
1 . Bn-rfMist.f VI.j'i.vU;ai&'- Page Two LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE." Wednesday,1 July 19, 1933 t 5 Si U SOCIETY NOTES MIm Ucm t)uk, Bocletr MIUw Ttltphon. Main 600 Until 9:80 , m, Steamer-Bridge Luncheon Enjoyed Monday Afternoon By Members Of The Sorosis Club A delightful steamer-bridge lunch con wob enjoyed yesterday uitomoon at 1 o'clock at the home of Mm. J. T. Richardson by members of tho eorosls club. The entertolnmont for the afternoon symbolized an ocean voyage complimenting Mr. auy Ellis who expects to spend the fall months In Europe. The members were seated at a largo table In the dining room for lunch eon. The centerpiece was a minia ture ship, an heirloom, suggestive of the Aqultanla on which Mrs. Ellis will sail for Europe on Aug. 1. The ship was lighted with small candles. The favors were tiny brown steamer bags (filled with candy, and si small sail boats containing limericks on Home, London, .ParlB, Florence, Luccrno, all cities In Mrs, Ellis' Itinerary tlirough the continent. The llmcrlcta wero road during tho luncheon. Three tables were arranged for bridge, each of which was named foi ,a largo ocean liner. The scoro pads and tally cards also wero decorated with boats. At tho close of the afternoon Mrs. Ellis was presented with a travel diary. , ; , , N. 0. W. Picnic To '' Be on Aug, 6 Fifty members of tho Neighbors of Woodcraft met last night at the Odd Fellows hall and made phms for iin nil-day picnic at Pino Cone on Aug. 6. Members of the entertainment commlttco are Ed Schultz, Jack Don ovan and Harry Carnos, whllo Mra. Myrtle Anderson and Mrs. Agnes An drews will have charge of the re freshments that are to be furnished by tho lodge, Ico cream and coffee. Every member will bring a covered dish. Refreshments wero served last nlfiht by a committee directed by Mrs. Lou Richards. ! Tho Post Guardian Neighbors of tho N, O. W. will entertain at a card party on Tuesday, JuJy 35, at the homo of Mrs. Mary Yeske. The next regular meeting of the lodge will be held on Aug. 1, at 8 oclock. Pythian Sisters Club to Meet An afternoon of sewing and, con versation Is planned for Friday at 2 o'clock whon Mrs. Alvah Crowley cn tertnlns the Pythian Bisters Social club at her home. Women of Moose To Entertain Tho Women of the Mooso will en tertain at a no-hostess card party tonight at 8 o'clock at tho homo of Dr. Mary May v J He. Plans also have been completed for a no-hostess picnic at Pino Cone on Sunday, July 23. A potluck luncheon will bo served. Members and their families are asked to meet at tho Odd Fellows hall at 9:30 o'clock Sunday morning where cars will be furnished to take them to the picnic ground, SOCIAL CALENDAR Wednesday, July 10 7:30, Crystal Itebekah lodge, No. 50, at the Odd Fellows hall. 8:00 No-hostess card party, Women of tho Moose, with Mrs. . Mary Mayvllle. 2:00 L. B. to the B. of L. F. and E., Eagles hall. . Thursday, July 20 Women's day at the La Grande country club. 2:00 M. E. Church South, mis sionary society wltr Mrs. Efflc Helvey. . ' IMday. July 21 2:00 h. D. club, with Mrs. Al bert Warden. 2:00 Pythian Bisters Social club, with Mrs. Alvah Crowley. 6:00 Mooso and Women of -Moose picnic, Pine Cone. 8:00 Flfty-Flfty club, with Mrs. Henry Hagey. 0:00 Summer Session dance, E. O, N. ballroom. .... Saturday, July 22 0:00 United Spanish War Vot- erans .auxiliary, at the Bacajawea Inn. ': Tuesday, July 25 2:00 Post Ouordlan Neighbors card party, with Mrs. Mary Yeske, 8:00 Women of the Moose card party and ice cream social, - Odd Fellows hall. 8:00 Women's Benoflt associa tion, at the Eagles hall. Hotel Advertises, And Business Gains BAN FRANCISCO (Specal) Room sales durln May and June at Hotel Sir Francis Drake, the largest user of newspaper advertising space among Pacific icoast hotels, not only showed a gain of 20 per cent over May-June 1032 but .eyen a gain of 3 per . cent over May-June 1031, according to Ed ward M. Kennedy, assistant manager In charge of advertising and pub licity. '. "This Is the first time our room sales were ever greater than during the same period two years previous," Kennedy .stated. "Especially signifi cant, too, Is the 20 per cent gain this year over last year. Most Important of all, however, Is the fact that, even our cash revenue from room, sales during June this year was 21i per cent greater than last year the first time our room revenues wero ever greater than the year before." Doug Visited Her While telegraph wires burned with the news of his Impending separation from Mary Pickford, Douglas Fairbanks was reported to have visited Lady Ashley, above,. Ill n a London hospital. Formerly Sylvia Hawkes, "he was a leading actress on the BnslUh stne-A. FIRST BATCH OF NEW BILLS GIVEN TODAY rountlnueo. im Page Out oured whtt will be their total Issue of MOO.ooo of the new notes with government bonds, deposited with the treasury at Washington, D. O. BankB are allowed to Issue these notes, backed toy the government bonds, up to the amount of the bank's capitalization. The local bank receives the benefit of Interest which these government bonds draw while on deposit with -the treasury depart ment. The balance of the 4100,000 to be Issued In nemo of the local bank is, expected to arrive In allotments over the next few weeks and will be put into circulation here. An Interesting item in connection with the receipt of this first money here is a communication received by the local bank, from a nationally known collector of paper money, George H. Blake,- of Jersey City, N. J. Blake .offers the local bank, and which offer has been . accepted, a premium of S7.50 on the first Bheet of five .dollar bills; a premium of $6.00 on the first Bheet of ten's, and $5 premium on the first sheet of 20's. The bills carry the likeness of Abraham Lincoln on the fives, Alex ander -Hamilton on the tens and An- drow - Jackson on the twenties. SEES 1,1KB ON M.VHN ' Declaring that recent .observations confirming the belief that conditions on Mars favor the existence of life on that planet, Or. V. M. Slipher, dis tinguished London astronomer, says that If a rocket, ship,- or other form of Interplanetary locomotion existed, he would not discourage an -attempt to reach Mars. ACTIIKSS UOUIIKO LOS ANGELES An hour after she had completed a robbery scene In a motion picture, Roberta Oaie was held up on the streetB and rob bed of a 42000 diamond ring. ICE Clear.- Kolld . cold Natural Ice Our Own Product Residence Deliveries Our Specialty YOUNG'S ICE CO. ISO? S Ave, Ph, Miiln 801 JESTER'S SHOE SIIOI' High Grade Shoe Repairing At Hock Bottom Prices . . . Shoes Dyed 25c, 35o We pick out the old stitches 1st Class or No Pay I 1212 Adams Next to Blrnle's SALE STARTS THURSDAY JULY;2fl-9A.M. COME EARLY DRESS UP AMERICA! BUYING WILL BRING RACK PROSPERITY A STARTLING SALE IN THE MIDDLE OF THE SEASON COATS, CRESSES, MILLINERY, SHOES! Here's your chance to be patriotic for every Dress, Coal, Hat or pair of Shoes you buy brings all of us a step nearer prosperity. And this sale is of the greatest benefit to you, for we plan on giving-you the greatest values of the year. IN THE FACE OF SOARING PRICES we urge you to buy an entire Sum mer Wardrobe and there arc plenty of nnvys and blacks suitable for the entire year. Every style is represented for the office the dance vacation time and one look at the price will tell you some have been reduced to LESS THAN 12 PRICE SALE STARTS THURSDAY JULY 20 - 9 A. M. COME EARLY WE DO OUR PART BY OFFERING THE GREATEST VALUES EVER! Beautiful Tailored Coats rrf si mi I I. iA Slimmer and Early Fall Coats that have been reduced so drastically they will walk right out. flWir. 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