Thursday, July 20, 1933
Page Two
LA GRANDE EVENfNO OBSERVER', LA GRANPB, ORE
SOCIETY NOTES
Miss Bwa Duke, HuclMr Mlfcw
Telephone Main 600 Until :80 a. m.
Mrs. George Stoddard Is
Complimented at Entertainment
Held at Mt. Emily Summer Home
Mr; George Stoddard, who recently
returned from Salt Lake City where
, she spent the past month alter en
Joying the winter at Stanford unl
, verslty, Cel., which her son, Robert,
, was attending, was complimented at
a dinner, party when her son and
daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. David
I, Stoddard, entertained at their
summer home on the foot of Mt.
. Emily last evening.
. Twelve of her Xrlends were Invited
for the event.
While In Salt Lake City, Mrs. stod
: dard visited her two new grandchil
dren, recently born to Mr. and Mrs'.
Waldo Stoddard, a son and daughter-in-law,
and also visited her daughter,
Mrs. h. B. Ballard, and Mr. Ballard.
Mrs., Stoddard Is at her homo at
1802 Fourth street.
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Bridge Luncheon
At Riverside Park
A delightful bridge luncheon was
enjoyed toy the members and guests
of the lu A. L. club yesterday of ter-
n6on at one o'clock at Riverside park.
; A no-hoe teas luncheon was served at
! small table placed under the trees
I and decorated with centerpieces of
; sweet peas and baby breath.
Prizes at bridge were awarded to
Mrs. Harry Dow, first, and Mrs. Juck
Htatt Sr., second. Quests for the af
ternoon were Mrs. Howard Glenn and
Mrs. W. B. McClure.
Members of the committee in
charge were Mrs. Dow, Mrs. Avery
Harrison and Mrs. James Oneal.
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Juveniles Enjoy
Picnic at Park
Thlrty.four onjoyed the picnic held
by Mt. Emily circle, No. 70, Neighbors
of Woodcraft Juveniles yesterday at
Riverside ark. Pinner was served at
cne o'clock after which the Juveniles
enjoyed a swim. Ice cream was served i
at 4 o'clock. I
The August picnic will be held at 1
Pine Cone, Mrs. Anna B. Clower, se- j
nlor guardian, neighbor, who was In
charge, of yesterday's picnic, an
nounces. . j
Those present were Mrs. Mae Mc-;
Claln, Mrs. Anna 6hultz, Mrs. Eleanor '
Farrls, Mrs. Martha Hansen, -Mrs.
Gladys Chad wick, Mrs. Pearl Patt,
Mrs. Edna Rambo, Mrs. Laura Bur
nett, Florence Shultz, Aldlne Chad
wlck, Bernlce Jean Chadwlck, Millie
ent Hansen, Marline McClaln, Arllne
Patt, Emma Jean Skinner, Nadlne
, STONEKING'S GROCERY
Melville Bldg. - Adams Ave.
Shasta Coffee m Bulk . .
Mayonnaise
2 lbs. for . . ; 49c n. FlBVOf Pooda .
llb.for....27c 1Plnl 20c
Bulk Lard ioibs;for 59c
4 lbs, for ... 45c 20 lbs, for $1.17
ft-'KEE DELIVERY
Rambo, Lorraine Burnett, Fern Dun
can, John Parris, Richard Farrls, Ker
mlt McClaln. Blllle Patt, Paul Robins.
Merrill George Rambo, Burnard Bur
nett, members of the society and
their mothers. The following guests
were also present: Prank Patt, Mrs.
Myrtle Donovan, Mrs. Winifred Cass,
Mrs. Bernlce Turner, Mrs. Aldlne Golf
and daughter, Betty Jean.
Pinochle Party
Held Wednesday
Six tables were arranged for pi
nochle last night when the Women
of the Moose enjoyed a no-hostess
card party at the home of Dr. Mary
Mayvil'.e. Prizes were awarded , to
Mrs, Winifred Cass and Charles
Splve'y, first, Mrs. Mary Hofmanh and
Harry SI tier, consolations.
Refreshments wee served late In
the evening, I
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James Carter Weds
Esther Haskins
Of Interest to their La Grande
friends was the marriage In Walla
Walla on Tuesday of James Carter,
of La Grande, and Esther Haskins,
of Miles City, Mont. Miss Haskins Is
a sister of Tom Haskins, of La
Grande, and Mr. Carter Is a son of
Mr. and Mrs. L. Carter, who have 'been
residents of this city for almost 30
years. They were married by ReV. Mr.
Shangle, former district superinten
dent of the Methodist Church, South
with headquarters In La Grande.
Mr. and Mrs, Carter are visiting his
parents here and will return Satur
day to Connell, Wash., where' they
will make their home.
Group Gathers
For Picnic
A group of former La Grande High
school students gathered at Pino Cone
Thursday for a picnic luncheon and
a pleasant afternoon of conversation.
Some also enjoyed swimming.
Those who were present for the af
ternoon were Mrs. Oscar Warnock and
daughter, Laura Lee; Mrs. jean Blok-
land. Miss Beulah Smith and her
house guest, Miss Rosalie Parker, of
Portland; Mrs. Garnet Ruckman, Mrs.
C, L. Gils trap. Miss Ruth Brown, Miss
Evelyn1 Guhlman, Miss Bessie An
drews, Mrs. Myrtle Ohaivdler and' 4wo
children. Miss Melba HankX Mrs.
Margaret Reavls, Mrs. Jean Morris and
son, of Tacoma, who Is the guest of
her mother, Mrs, Ed Workman; Mrs,
Clyde Webb and daughter: Mrs. Clif
ford Sites and daughter, of Portland,
who are visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. O. Ansnes; Mrs. Avis Ferris, Miss
Hulda Anderson; Miss Marguerite
Klopfensteln and Miss Myrtle Hoyt.
Complete Series
Of Bridge Parties
A lovely one o'clock luncheon, com
pleted the series of bridge parties
which have been enjoyed by the
members of tlie Ah Delth club, Thurs
day afternoon at the' home of Mrs.
M. B. Donohue. A centerpiece of cut
garden flowers decorated the table.
Alter luncheon- they went to tlie
home of Mrs. Charles Griffin for
cards. Accumulative scores have been
kept during the year and prizes were
awarded according to the aggregate
scores ...
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Summer Session
Dance Tomorrow '
The summer session dance at the
Eastern Oregon Normal school will
be an event of tomorrow evening at
the Normal school ball room, with
students and former students in
vited. Dancing will begin at 9 o'clock
with music furnished by Lindsay's
orchestra. The affsir will be in
formal.
SOCIAL CALENDAR
Friday. July 21
2:00 L. D. club, with Mrs1. Al- ;
bert Warden.
2:00 Pythian Bisters Social olub,
with Mrs. Alvah Crowley. -'
8:00 Moose and Women! of :
Moose picnic, Pine uone.
8:00 Fifty-Fifty club, with Mrs.
Henry Hagey.
0:00 Summer Session danoe, E.
O. N. ballroom.
NOBTH rOWDKR PKRSONAUf
Mrs. Qladys Palmer' has gone to
Seattle to settle affairs before return
ing here to make her home.
W. B. Kratt. superintendent of the
schools here, accompanied by his sis
ter, Clara, and brother, Walter., of
: Portland; are here Waiting Mr. and
Mrs. Herman Wnltet
Mrs. Oeorge Ouslck has returned'
home after having spent last week In
La Grande with her daughter, Mrs.
Foster Vaden.
Mr. and Mrs. Clerald Peterson and
family spent Sunday on a fishing trip
to North Powder lakes.
Mrs. Neal Olsen had the misfortune
to faH from the steps of her home
recently and break: her arrm .
Ellas Cuslck. of Venlta, Okla., 1b
visiting Ira and Harry Timpy.. ,
Dolly and Vlvlarr Ollkison,, of Cen
tralis. Wash., are visiting their father.
Prod Ollkison, at- the W. E. Lund
home.
Bill Breedon, of St. Louis. Mo., . was
here Saturday visiting his coustnsi
Oeorge and Bennett Harrison.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wicks, of San
Diego. Cel., are visiting with relatives.
Mr. wicks Is a teacher In the San
Diego high school. . 1
Billy Walker, a former resident. Is
visiting with relatives here. '
The ladles of the community served'
a) ltbrary benefit supper on the
school house lawn Wednesday. A short
program was given.
CKICKRT MAT FEBSONAIS
Julius Bendshadler is here from
Eugene to spend the summer with
his sons, Oscar and Ben. and his
daughter, Mrs. Fred Huffman, of ha
'Grande. '
Mrs Held' Hibberd and daughter,
WHER VOIR DAUGHTER
COMES TO WOMANHOOD
Most girls ib
their teens need
tonic? and. regu
lator. Give your
daughter Lvdis E.
Pinkham' Vege
table Compound!
for the next few
months. Teach
her how to guard
her health as this
critical time. When she is happy,
healthy wife and mother (he will
thank you.
Sold at all good drug store.
LqcfiaEBtakliAm's
Vegetable Compouna
Shirley, of- Willow Creek, visited for
a few days last week with her mother,
Mrs. John Brugger.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Buscke, Lois and
Perry Wltherspoon, Wannetta and
Emma Payne were guest at the Earl
phniinjt home in Eleln. Sunday.
I Mr. and Mrs. Rex Houlet and son,
; Billy. Luther Hlndman- and A. J.
n.uu iraM T.a nrand visitors Sat
urday. I'M IJ
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NELSON
quality
Counts
Opposite The
font Office
A safety zone device being studied
by 8alt Lake City's enitineers has a
sliding buttress which moves slow-
ry under the Impact of an automo
bile, but brings the car to a stop.
Saturday, July 22
8:00 United Spanish War Vet
erans auxiliary, at the Sacajawea
' Inn.
Tuesday, July 25
2:00 Past Guardian Neighbors
card party, with Mrs. Mary Yeske.
8:00 Women's Benefit associa
tion, at the Eagles hall.
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