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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 3, 1933)
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Thursday, August 3,-1933 Pago Two 9 SOCIETY NOTES Ml Uw Duke, Society Editor Telephone Main 60 TTntll 9:80 a. m. La Grande Past Matrons To Be Hostesses At Next Annual ' Meeting Of Association Past matrons of tho La Orondc chapter ol the Order of Eualorn Star wore named to be hoaU-sses of the Dora I), fiohllke Past Mntrom waiocla- tion at tho next annual meeting on Aug. 1, 1934. yesterday when the 1933 meeting was hold at Riverside park with the Elgin women as hostesses. Mrs. Lyditi Loney was elected presi dent; Mrs. Notta Eakln. vice presi dent; Mm. Maude K. Eberhard, secre tary; and Mrs, Ella Russell, treasurer. Fifty representatives were present from La Orande, Bnkor, Union and Elgin, enjoying a potluck dinner at noon followed by a program and con varsation. Mrs. Loney told of her rc oent two month's Visit In Evanston, 111 , whero she was a frequent visitor' at tho World's Pair. Readings were furnished by Mrs. llanford Read and Mrs. Park, of Elgin, and Mrs. J. P. Morolook, of La Clrando. Shower Honors Miss Doris Cade ' Prom Pendloton oomes on account of a showor for Miss Doris Cade whoso marriage to Lester Von Blok lund, of I-a arande, will bo solemn-; Ized Sept. 17. A delightful miscellaneous showor was held on Tuesday evening when Miss Mildred Code entertained for Miss Doris Cade at tho homo of their sister Mrs. acorgo Bwanson at 111 ' Stonewall Jaeksom Miss Doris Cade whoso wedding to Lester Van Blokland of La Grande Is announced! for Soptombor 17 lias many friends In Pendleton circles having lived hero for the past year. The evening was spent In sewing. Out of town guests were Miss Mary Masters and Miss Ruth Smallcy both ,of,La Orande. . Birthday Party 'At Riverside Park - A group 6f little friends of Darcla Lee Skiff wero Invited yesterday to Riverside park to honor her on the occasion of hor sixth birthday an niversary. Games woro arranged for the aftornoon and at tho Close re freshments were served by Mrs. Nolan Skiff, mother of the guest of honor. The .tablo was decorated with a pink and whlto color scheme and tho birthday cake was pink. Eiich little guest was presented with a clever favor. Guests were Christina 'Hurley, Fronces Voruz, Barbara Kay Murray, Mary Ellen Wugner, Lorila Leffel, Katbryn andi Allan Flnlay and Margie Kllnghamcr, of Durango, Colo. Mrs. Skiff was assisted by Mrs. Harry Sandoz, grandmother of the guest of honor, Mrs. Wulter Kllng hamcr and Mrs. Harold M. Flnlay. Mrs. C.E. Wale Hostess to Club Mrs. O. E. Wale entertained mem bers of the L. A. L. club and thrco Kue.iU yesterday aftornoon. at 'three tables or bridge at her home on Washington avenue. Many bouquets of summer gnrden flowers wore used to decorate the rooms. Mm. Ben Johnson, of Seattle, Mrs, William Gable and Mrs. Gordon Gll moro were gueste and Mrs. Gable e celved the guest prize for high scoto, Mrs. Avery Harrison, was high scorer among the members and Mrs. Walter Lane received second, Mrs. Wale served a two-course luncheon at tho close of the aftoi noon. The next meeting -will be a potluck dinner and picnic meeting at Iilversldo pork In two weeks. Women Golfers In Intercity Match La Grande Woman Guest at Party Mrs. Blanche Grlce, of La Grande, was' one of the guests at a. surprise party ot which Mrs. Prank Btroblc was honored Monday In Pendleton, Mrs. Herman Schuenlng and Mrs. D. -W. Malcolm were hostesses for the event the occasion for which was Mrs. Btroble's talrthctay anniversary. Baptisti Women's Society Meets The Baptist Women's society met yesterday aftornoon at the home of Mrs. C, W. Chandler and made plans for a food sale to bo held In the near future and also for quilting ac tivities. Mrs. I. E. Chenault will be the next hostess to the group on Aug. 16. A potluck dlnnor will be served at one oclook. E. 0. N. Students To Have Picnic La Grande women golfers wei meeting a team from Baker today, iiuplng to rei'itpluru the laurels which they lost at Baker on Thursday, July 27. The Baker players defeated a team of local women 18 to 14 o lit holes. Members of the La Grande team Included Me&damcs Grant Fogle, A. W. Nelson, W. C. Perkins. John Or maud. Chase Bohnenkamp, E. Mc Maniw, Fred Spaeth, and Misses Jane and Anne Stange and Gtlda Ashby. Miss Anne Stango is chairman of the tournament committee. Finals In the handicap tournament also will bo played off within vhe next week, Mrs. A. W. Nelson and Mrs. John Ormand ltaving defeated Mrs. Charles Reynolds and Mrs. Ray F. Murphy in the semi-finals. Mrs. Nel son and Mrs. Ormand will play 3G holes. socialcalendab; Thursaay, Aug. 3 8:00 Eagles auxiliary, at the Engles hall. Friday, Aug. 4 2:00 L. D. club, with Mrs. Homor Wilson. 2:00 Pythian Sisters Social club, Riverside Park. 7:30 Women of the Moose card porty, with Mrs. Mary Feuerhclm. 8:00 Fifty-Flfty club, with Mrs. Ed McManus. Saturday, Aug. 5 2:00 Women's Relief Corps, nt the Odd Fellows hall. Sunday, Aug. 6 Neighbors of Woodcraft, all-day picnic, at Pine Cone, ' Tuesday, Aug. 8 2:00 Past Guardian Neighbors club, with Mrs. Mary Ormand. 7:30 Women of the Moose, t the Odd Fellows hall. 8:00 Women's Benefit associa tion, at the Eagles hall. Wednesday, Aug. 9 10:00 So-Ne-He club, all day meeting at Pino Cone. 2 :00 Christian Missionary so ciety, Mrs. J. H. Snodgrnss. Students In the post fiummei ses sion at the Eastern Oregon Normal school will be entertained at a picnlo tomorrow evening at Pine Cone, Miss Helen Moor, dean of women, an nounces. They will drive to Pine Cono ftt 4 o'clock for swimming be fore a picnic supper will be served. Miss Eberhard To Attend Wedding Miss Dorothy Eberhard will lenvo today for Portland where she expect to spend tho weekend. She will at tend the wedding erf Miss Erna Starr and Fletcher Johnson there on Sat urday evening and also will be among a group of Miss Starr's frlend3 who will serve at a largo reception which will follow the wedding. Miss Eber hard Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Colon R. Eberhard. OUT OUR WAY By J. R. Williams GIANTS STILL TRYING TO LAND JEWISH STAR NEW YORK The Giants, who for years have been trying to acquire a Jewish ball player of major league calibre, believe now they have their man in Harry Dunning, rangy young catcher. i Dunning, who has trained with the club for the last three springs, has been recalled from Buffalo to assist Gus Mancuso with the catching chores and to act as a pinch-hltter. Youth Convinces Oops He is "Fiend Slayer' (Continued From Page One) street July 18, the day tho boy dis appeared from the home of hla pox-, cuts, Mr. and Mrs. George W. Aposh lan. With candy, sandwiches and lco cream. Kelly quoted Edftaiuo a spy ing, lie coaxed the boy to go for a streetcar ride with him. At the end of the car line, Edwards told the of ficers, ho told Dalbert he lived over the hills," and they set off afoot to ward the brush .covered mesa. There he hit the boy with a rock. Kelly said Edwards told him, and left the boy until after dork, when he returned In a stolen automobile and took tt to tho waterfront. Kelly said Edwards told him he mutilated the body with a butcher knife at the waterfront, threw it in tho bay and placed several portions iji a quart Jar and tlircw them in. too. Divers furnished by the navy were to search for the Jar today. Officers took Edwards over the route. They said they found clerks Ii 7 V40UUV4T I Y MOT AM- GOOFR LOOK ' "-TUAi4 GOlNU AROUMO IM GOiMGr APtOUMD : LUE WOO DO - UK TrtlS- READl4; NAJAUKiMO Uitf UH A 5CV CAT! LOOK, x'M I & TO WALK i .-fr-V VLLOV WALK'-BAH! V i U??A" IT4 KAOPe WW A ' V vw . namv mothers get gray. 1933 riY Nf A 9EHVICE INC. REO. U. S. frAT. OFF. J In :candy and ice cream stores who said they had seen Edwards with a boy. ,' They found a rock and a nap kin on the mesa. Edwards told them. Kelly said, tho reck was the one he used, and the napkin was one he took off the sandwiches he bought. Ed wards produced a butcher knife, which police were holding. Last night from six automobiles, Including a car which was stolen the night of July 18, Edwards picked out the stolen car. "I guess 1 was crazy,' Edwards tbld newspapermen. The youth said he had taken two years of law in high school and would defend -himself. 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