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Local Deiphia Chapter Concludes
A Very Interesting- Year Of
Study at The Hugh Brady Home
With the literature of the late
Rnni usance ns the general study topic
for the evening, the Delphinn chapter
mot lost evening with Mrs. Hugh
Brady. 1808 T ;lrd street. This con
cluded the study meetings for tho
year, but the chapter arranged a din
ner meeting for June 7 at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Pierce near
Hot Lake.
At last evening's session, Mrs. C.
E. Andersen hud for her topic "Tlic
Ideal Courtier," while Mrs. Pierce
gave a "Glimpse of Celltrtl." Mrs.
Miriam Rettig spoke of "Michael An
gelo as a Poet." Miss Hulda Amler
iion summarized the Renaissance. Mrs.
Fred Slegrist described tlw? "Paris of
Villon," and Mrs. E. E. Hurley pre
sented Villon, "The Father of French
Poetry." Miss Ida McMeekin, Mrs.
Brady and Miss Hilda Anthony pre
sented In order, Rabelais, the man
and his writings. Montaigne, and
Thomas Moore and his Eutopla. ,
Thursday Bridge
Club Guests Of
Mrs. C. Zimmerman
Pink roses, which are the attrac
tion In La Grande gardens now, Mrs.
Clyde Zimmerman used for her table
decorations yesterday when she had
for her guests, the Thursday Bridge
club, her general color arrangement
being pink and white. The luncheon
was served at 1:30 o'clock and bridge
occupied the succeeding hours, there
having been thrae tables. Prizes for
scores were received by Mrs. Fred
Spneth and Mrs. H. M. Howard.
Mrs. Clyde Bunting will be hostess
on May 31.
Fine Attendance
At N.O.W. Session
The Grande Rondo Circle No. 47,
Neighbors of Woodcraft, enjoyed an
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attendance of 30 members when they
mtt Tuesday evening at the Odd Fel
lows hall. Special guests were Mrs.
S:iadoln and her daughter, Ted, of
Corvallls. Mrs. Shadoin ts an or
ganizer for the Neighbors of Wood
craft and Is In La Grande for the
purpose of securing new members for
the local circle. She plans to spend
seme time In Eastern Oregon.
It was announced that the Past
Guardian Neighbors club would put
on the work at the next meeting
which wilt be June 5 and to that
meeting all members are urgently in
vited as well as all those who belong
to circles in other towns but who live
here now. The meeting will be held
in the I. O. O. F. hall. Refreshments
perved by the May committee con
cluded Tuesday evening's 'session.
Mrs. Birnie Will
Present Pupils
Mrs. George S. Birnie will present
her class of music students In a pub
lic recital Monday evening. May 21,
in the small ball room of the La
Grande hotel. The hour 8:00 o'clock
and the public Is invited.
Planning' Social
For Tuesday
A social is being planned by the
C. A. C. committee of the M. I. A.,
for next Tuesday night. May 22, at
the small recreation hall, to close the
regular class work for the year. The
program will Include stunts from each
class and will commence at 8 :00
o'clock. Dancing will follow the pro
gram with good music having been
provided. All members of the mutual
and their friends are given an invita
tion and all officers and teachers
are requested to be presented. There
is no admission charge.
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Rebekah Lodge
Enthusiastic Meet
The last three meetings In May and
November of each year ot the Crystal
Rebekah lodge are full of Interest,
the report ffcea, a t the first meet
ing of the three officers for the en
suing term are nominated and at the
others they are elected and installed.
Wednesday night, being tho first of
these, the attendance proved that the
members of the lodge have a right
attitude toward the good of the or
der and a lively interest prevailed
throughout. During the business
meeting plans were made for a cooked
food sale to oe held at a store on
Adams avenue this Saturday oa a
benefit for the cemetery improvement
fund.
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Improvement
Club Wednesday
The new entertainment committee
of the Northside Improvement club,
with Mrs. Brngg actively In charge,
were responsible for a fine program
when the club met Wednesday after
noon at the 1. D. S. church, with
flower discussions provided by that
committee, Mrs. O'Neal and Mrs.
French. Mrs. Piatt had for her sub
ject "Plant and Garden Enemies,"
and Mrs. McMasters, "Garden Com
binations. Mother Price presented
"The Bouquet of The Month Roses."
Tho final event. In charge of Mrs.
Bragg, was an amusing questionnaire
on flowers, trees and vegetables. This
provoked considerable fun and Mrs.
Price received a prize for being able
to answer the most questions.
The next meeting of the club will
bo on the third Wednesday In June.
Auxiliary Group
Enjoy Meeting
The regular meeting of the L. 8. to
the B. of L. P. and E. held Wednes
day evening in the Eagles holl was
presided over by Mrs. Maude Charl
ton. The announcement was made
that the meeting of the social club
which had been postponed, would
bo an event of Friday, May 25, at
2:00 o'clock with Mrs. J. K. Charl
ton. After lodge, the committee, Mrs.
Helen Lano and Mrs. Bessie Harvey
served seasonable refreshments.
Baptist Women
Hear Report
The Women's Missionory society of
the Baptist church were guests on
Wednesday afternoon of Mrs. C. W.
Chandler at her home. 2008 Third
street. The program was in charge
of Mrs. Elmer Skala and Mrs. Wil
liam Shade gave a splendid report of
the recent state convention which she
attended In Portland, bringing much
of Its inspiration to the women's so
ciety, j
Mrs. A. J. Gower
Club Hostess
Yellow iris and roses formed the
decorations Wednesday when Mrs.
A. J. Gower entertained one of her
clubs, the h. A. L. group. There were ;
three tables playing bridge, Mrs. Wal-
tcr Lane having the high score, it !
was learned after a few hours play- i
lng. and Mrs. George McVcy, second '
high. Mrs. Will McClure was a guest. I
Mrs. Gower served a delicious lunch.
The club will meet next time on
June 6 at the country home of Mrs.
C. R. Hibberd.
Pythian Sisters
Meet Friday
The regular meeting of the Pythian
Sisters will be held Friday evening at
G:0O o'clock in the I. O. O. P. hall.
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GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER.
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Newton Baker's
Daughter Will
Be May Bride
Mnrcaret Baker, above, dausll
ter of NswtonjpNBaker of Cleve
land, secretary of war in tuo
Wilson administration, will ha
a liriilo of Mny 26, when she
will bo married to Fulton
Wright of St. Louis. The cere
mony will bo held in Gates
Mills, O., near Cleveland
Parsonage Is
Meeting- Place
Members of the Women's Home
Missionary society of the First Metho
dist church were guests on Wednes
day of Mra. W. H. Hertzog and Mrs.
Russell Clark at the parsonage. Mrs.
Hertzog conducted the devotlonals
and Mrs. Lee Hanford had the study
of the lesson. A cooked food ex
change among the members was held
as a benefit for the Edith Thornton
scholarship. Miss Thornton Is an Idaho
girl who Is completing her training
as a deaconess In the Kansas City
Training school. A nominating com
mittee was appointed to report at
the next meeting at the homo of
Mrs. Hanford on June 13. Tho per
sonnel of the committee is Mrs. O. C.
Headley, Mrs. Clark and Mrs. Hertzog.
The hostesses served.
St. Peters Guild
PJans Picnic
Members of St. Peter's Guild plan
ned u parish picnic as well as trans
acted other business when they met
yesterday at Honan hall. The picnic
is to be an event of June 8, at River-
sl:Ic park, the supper to be served at
0:30 o'clock. The committee whose
responsibility It ts to plan for the
affair consists of Mrs. S. A. Wells,
Mrs. Frank Rechlln. Mrs. John Camp
and Mrs. H. W. Guthrie. It Is stated
that those who wish transportation
to the park should be at th church
between 8:30 and 0:30 o'clock on the
picnic day.
The next meeting of tho Guild is
scheduled for June 6 with the fol
lowing hostesses, Mrs. H. H. Ander
son. Mrs. Lyle Condlt, Mrs. Carl Helm,
Mrs. Boy Martin. Mrs. C. A. Kopp
and Mrs. h. L. Snodgrass.
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Husbands Guests
Of So-Ne-He Club
With their husbands as guests, the
So-Ne-He club members entertained
at a pinochle party Thursday eve
ning at the homo of Mr. and Mrs.
William Fltssgemld. Of all those
playing at the six tables, Mrs. Gladys
Huff made high scoro for the women
and Alberta Neuklrchner the low,
while Lyman Huff scored high for the
men and Grant Swalberg, low.
The club will have their next party
on Tuesday evening, May 22, at the
home of Mrs. Ella Kooter,
Special Council
Meeting- Is Called
There will bo a special, and a very
important meeting of the La Grande
City Council of the Parent Teacher
association Monday afternoon at 3:45
o'clock at tho Sacajuwea Inn. The
meeting will not be long, It Is an
nounced and nil active parent tea
cher nssoclnllon workors nro urged to
be present.
W. R. C. Meeting
Is Tomorrow
Two o'clock. Saturday afternoon,
Mny 19 Is the time for the meeting
of the Woman's Relief Corps. The
session will bo held In tho I. O. O. P.
hall.
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Sewing Club
Does Much Work
Members of the SUtch and Chatter
club of tho American Legion auxil
iary lived to half of their name, any
way, when they wcro eutertaUicd
Thursday afternoon at the homo of
Mrs. o. B. Muxiun, ror tney com
pleted dresses and nine pair of Uttlo
shortu to be used for local roller work.
It Is certain that they visited as thoy
sewed, also, und tho afternoon was
greatly enjoyed. Popples were made
for the Memorial crosses. Mrs. Maxam
served 20 guests at the close of the
afternoon.
Riveria Graduates
Are Feted
A very enjoyable event was held
Wednesday afternoon when 30 mem
bers of the graduating ola-.is of the
Riveria school wevo ontertalued by
their jnothers. A group of contests
were held with Mrs. Prank Flanery
and Mrs. Clyde Sullivan in charge.
Prizes were won by Dallas Bold In,
Dcrothy Mann, Helen Holman, Doro
thy Pierson, Clarence Gruls and John
Munhall. Late In the afternoon, re
freshments wero served with Mrs.
Floyd Mann and Mrs. Oeorgo Strain
In charge
Missionary Group
Will Have Social
Tho Woman's Missionary society of
the Met nod 1st Church. South, held Its
regular meeting Thursday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. Ella Baker on
Jackson avenue. The Scripture read
ing, James II, was followed by song
and pray or by Mra. Graham. Various
members gave a series of word pic
tures of the People's Institute of Bra
zil. Ruth Elam gave a reading. Final
arrangements wero mado for a novel
ty social to bo held in tjie church
basement on May 25.
Mra. Baker served very delicious re
freshments, the report la, and. there
followed an hour of visiting.
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Install Officers
With the Installation of new of
ficers as tho chief Item of business,
the Island City Parent Teacher as
sociation held an interesting ovening
at the school house Thursday. Mrs.
K. L, Hungcrford as Installing of
ftced Inducted the new officers Into
their several offices and the names
ot the following commit teo members
were read:
Program: Mrs. Hutchinson, Mrs.
Anscll, Miss Mlchaclson.
Membership : Mrs. Hungerf ordf Mrs.
Brigga.
Hospitality: Mrs. Jean Bloklaud,
Miss Dorothy Sauutz,
Social: Mrs. Roberta, Mrs, Lloyd
Chandler, Mrs. Grclner.
Publicity; Mrs. Shafer and Bemile
Hicks.
Finance: Mrs. Reba Davis, Mrs.
Betty Pen land and Mrs. Albert Stcln,
Publications: Mrs. Benulo Hicks.
A social hour finished a success
ful evening.
Parkdale Club,
On Wednesday
A meeting of the Parkdalo club
la announced for next Wednesday
afternoon. May 23. The affair will
bo held at tho Riverside park at 2
o'clock and tho lunch, will bo pro
vided potluck. ,
Benefit Card,
Party is Monday
Tho 1-ariios Auxiliary to tho Old
Timers club Is busy with plans for
their benefit card party which Is to
be given at the club rooms in tho
depot, Monday evening at 8 o'clock.
A very attractive evening Is guar
anteed thoso attending, they say,
and. of course tho patronage of tho
public is desired.
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