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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (April 13, 1934)
Friday, April 13, 1931 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. LA GRANDE, ORE. Paire Thre OC I E T Y oooooooooooooooooooooooo Miss Mabel Morton 8oclety Editor Phone: Main 600 Until Noon oooooooooooooooooooooooo Dr. Margaret Ingle, Mrs. J. K. Wright Report State Conference Before Grande Ronde Chapter D. A. R. Members of the Grande Hondo chapter of the Daughters of the Am erican Revolution all felt they had attended the recent Slat annual state conference of the Oregon society after the delegate, Dr. Margarte Ingle, and Mrs. J. K. Wright, state lLbrartan, had completed their reports last eve ning. The recent conference held In Portland was attended by about 150 women from all over the state with the president-general, Mrs. Russell William Magna, as the honored guest. 'Business matters of grave concern to members of the society occupied the major part of the three days the conference was in progress, but so . olal events honoring national and t state officers, principally, were given by several groups and Individuals and were reported as having been very delightful affairs, all of them. While these reports were of Interest chiefly to Daughters, It Is of general Interest locally that Mrs. H. G. Smith, formerly of this city, but now of Salem was elected state custodian, an honor which La Orande women feel was well deserved. Also at the open ing service on Sunday afternoon which waB a very beautiful and very Impressive service in memory of the Daughters who had passed on dur ing the twelve-month, a candle was lighted In memory of Mrs. H. M. Buck, a sister of Mrs. Smith, and also a former La Grande resident and member of the Grande Ronde chap ter. After tho reports, Mrs. C. A. Kopp read a story of her experiences as an alr-traTeller by Mrs. Magna. The president-general was on a tour of late conferences and had visited 14 states within a very few days, doing all of her travelling by airplane, which she considers the safest, the cleanest and the most economical way to travel when time Is a factor, In these days. Her presence at tho Portland meeting was a source of great Inspiration, the delegates re ported. The reports were a part ofl the reg ular monthly meeting over which the regent, Mrs. W. B. Pickens, presided. The guests wer0 Invited to the Ingle home for dessert at 7:30 o'clock, the hostesses, Dr. Inglo and Miss Morton being assisted by Mrs. Stella Ingle and Miss Mary Ingle. High School P. T. A. Has Fine Program Members of tho High school Par ent Teacher association who attended the meeting- Thursday evening hoard an excellent program, It is reported. Robert McMillan opened the program ovlth . a cornet solo "Aphrodite" by Edward Prank Rohan. Elmo Stevcn uon gavo a very fine talk on keeping abreast of the times In the matter of recreation, "It is up to us to adapt ourselves to new situations and to set up a program of activities for t:ie leisure time," he argued. He elabor ated on tile summer playgrounds movement In La Orande, emphasiz ing the fact tliat It was important to have such an outlet for the energies of the children when they are not otherwise well employed. Mrs. George Lyman had for her topic "Keeping Abreast of the Times In the Home," and her remarku were timely. Arnold Gralapp substituted for Superintendent Herbert Evans and his talk was along tho line of emer gencies in long-tuno education, first, Immediate emergency relief and sec ond a long-time program to develop revenue for the schools to be used other than for buildings. Helomala Club At Mrs. Hansen's Mrs. Harry Hanse entertained the Holomala olub Thursday afternoon at three tables of bridge. Mrs. Art Wcogcl received tho prize for high score and' Mrs. W. O. Hoppel, second. After cards, the hostess served. Her decorations about the house were tu lips and other spring flowers. The club will meet In two weeks with Mrs. L. O. Smith. Riverside Ladies In Meeting Hi- hnm nt Mrs. Hole.- .To that af fair, each member is asked to bring a fork, a spoon and a tea tovvoi wiucu will be donated to Lane chapel. Games and refreshments followed the business meeting. The next meet ing will be May 10 with Mrs. Fred rtfju. Mrs. Lewis Wotael and Mrs. Prank MoClaln as hostesses. Educational Com. A. A. U. W. to Meet The educational committee of the American Association of University women, co-aoeratlnc? with the par ent teacher association will have their regular meeting Tuesday evening, April 17 at 7:30 o'clock at the Saca jaweft Inn. Miss Oladya Turley will speak on the subject "A Program of Health For the Child'" and will also lead the round-table discussion, when questions regarding health problems for children may be presented. Pythian Sisters Club Meeting Sixteen members of the Pythian Sisters club enjoyed a social afternoon Tuesday with Mrs. Wesley McDonald, the time being spent with sewing and conversation. Plans were made for a benefit card party to be given April 25, the committee for the af fair being Mrs. A. E. Chandler, Mrs. Wesley McDonald, Mrs. Walter Jones, Mrs. A. E. Erlckson, Mrs, Ray Buell and Mrs. Jamos Oneal, The next regular meeting of the club will be April 25 with Mrs. Bay Buell. - ; Northside Club Calls Meeting A very Important meeting of the Northside Improvement club 1b being called for Wednesday afternoon at 2:00 o'clock at the L. D. S. church. Mrs. C. E. Bragg and Mrs. J. L. Sln den will have charge of the enter tainment. Tlie flower discussion will be In charge of Mrs. J. I. Wilson and Mrs. E. O. Morris. Plana for the an nual spring clean-up and the flower show will be discussed thoroughly. Tlie president, Mrs. Guy Price, is urg ing all tho women of the north side to attend tlie meeting. The attend ance has been quite large, It Is stated, but the subjects to be considered are of vital Importance to all residents of this part of the city. Mrs. Russell Clark Entertains W.F.M.S. The Woman's Foreign Missionary society of the Methodist church met Wednesday with Mrs. Russell Clark. In the absence of the president, Mrs. Leigh ton. Mrs. O. C. Headley, presided during the afternoon. Mrs. R, F. Ty ler had charge of tlie devotlonals, using "Thy Word a Light." Plans were laid for a Mother-Daughter pic nic supper at Riverside park some evening late in April. It was an nounced that the motorcade would arrive In La Orande during the latter part of May and those In the party would speak at the church. The les son for the afternoon, was a study of the life and education, of girls and. women in Korea and was presented by Mrs. T. E, Plerson, Mrs. Lee Han- ford, Mrs. R. S. Tyler and Mre. W. H. Hertzog. Mrs. Clark served re- freshmenta assisted by Mrs Hertrog. Tho group adjourned to meet In May with Mrs. Horetman for an all dny meeting to roll bandages, . Visiting Wives Guests of Mrs. Walz Mrs. J. George Wala was hostess to a merry group of ministers' wives, who are visitors of the Presbytery (Continued on Page Pour) SOCIAL CALENDAR Friday, April 13 0 :30 Girls' Missionary Circle, Christian church, with Luc hid a Bishop. Saturday, April 14 3 :00 Eastern Oregon Music Festival at Eastern Oregon Nor mal school. 3:00 Mohawk club, Mrs. Jim Oneal. 7:30 Evening program Muslo Festival, at E. O. N. Monday, April 16 2:00 Art Research, Mrs, Arthur Wight. 8:00 Eastern Star Social club, Masonic hall. 8:00 A Capella choir concert, , First Presbyterian church, Tuesday, April 17 2:00 La Grande Neighborhood club. La Grande hotel. 7:30 Educational committee A. A. U. W. and P, T. A. at Saca Jawea Inn. FIRST ANNUAL CONCERT ACAPPELLA CHOIR Andrew Loney Jr., Director Monday Evening, April 16th Presbyterian Church Eight O'clock Tickets may be procured from memliers, or on Satur day and Monday at either Glass Drug Store or Guthrie Jewelers. Ticket sale limited to 400. Admission - 35c Innerspring 'wARD" " J& I ''' Wl deep toil. forQEfc.lMt WEEK J, I . : nnV comfort. Tick- J c -V - K .,. X & R Af-, K fill lull LU ing cover. 1 gN J The Riverside Ladles Aid met Thursday afternoon at Lane chapel with Mrs. Alfred Neukirschner and Mrs. Fred Tuveson as the hostesses. There were 17 members present and the business meeting was in charge of Mrs. Harold Hale, the president. 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