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With the completion of this new room in our basement we believe we now have more floor space actually used for the display of
goods than any other store in Eastern Oregon, and it goes withnnt R?.y?rij that, if we have the space devoted to that purpose,
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Everything in Staple and Fancy Dry Goods; Clothing, Shoes,
House Furnishings, Ghinaware, Holiday Goods and Toys
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La Grande, Oregon
Society , and Clubs
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Interest in musical and social clr- year in the La Fayette and Dallas
cles centers around the appearance of seminaries. '
Beatrice Dierke ou Monday night. Nov.! Mr. Koe la a pioneer or Union coun
20, in a piano recital. To thoBa wiholty, having been a successful farmer
are ramlliur with tins work of Mrs. ! for. yeas, but of laUe has esideU tem
Dierke, she scarcely needs an Intro-' porarily at Hubbard and Enterprise,
durtlou. . Her reputation Is that of a'Cre. Mr. and Mrs. ltoe will reside at
finished artist, and her appearances uNewberg, Ore.
in concert both here and abroad, j A bountiful dinner was served at
woer sue conceruzea ior a year, nave a o clock, ae tuble being decorated
, called forth the most enthusiastic ap
plause. ,
Mrs. Dierke Is playing In many cit
ies ou the coast this year. She gave a
recital at Medford last month and
was Immediately engaged for a re
turn concert there in tiie spring. In
addition to the two concerts she ihas
recently given In Portland with such
flattering success, she gives two guar
anteed concerts thene In January, la
writing of her last recital Id Portland
the Journal writes:
'. "Mrs. Dlnrke accomplished feats of
.'..technique that were amazing; free
dom, buoyancy, elasticity and preci
sion all being there. The scales wero
'true legato scales, strings of bril
liants, each one Individual, yet never
blurring the beauty of Its neighbor.
The listener "marveled at the adapta
bility of the human hand." ,
- The program here will Include the
Schumann Carnival, the Magic Fire
from Walkure, Arabesques on the
; Strauss Blue Danube by SchuU-Ealer,
and two numbers by Marian Bauer.
Portland girl who is winning laurels
In the Ifleld of composition. . When
thew two numbers were given In Port
land Mrs. Dierke was obliged to re
peat them. There will be also a
Beethoven number, a Chopin group,
and a group representing the modern
; Kusslnn school.
Mrs. Dierke brings with her a mag
nificent Stelnway Concert Grand piano
and it Is sincerely to be hoped that
La Grande will warmly greet her upon
her appearance here.
Mrs. Dierke Is a personal friend of
Mrs. Erla Oarlock, under whose man-
' agement she gives' her concert here,
and Mrs. Carlock is leaving nothing
undone to Insure Its success.
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'f On- Saturday, Nov. 4, a reception
was given by Mrs. Ada K. West, at
her farm home. 1-2 mile south of
Huhbard, Ore., In honor of her fath
er, J. h. Roe, and brlde.i who were
marrlod Wednesday. Nov. 1. at Port
land, Ore., by the Rev. Pratt.
The brldo, Mrs. M. K. Carter, oi
Newberg, Ore., is a member of the
well known pioneer Whlfeaker family
wun ueautuul pink roses. The 20
person present Including Mrs. West
ana nttie daughter, Enid, were:
Dr. and Mrs. Weaver. Mr nnri m,-
Lenibcke, 3!h and Mrs. Beck. Mr. and
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The Observer job printing de- Z
Voice Of new lob tvne InrlnHlnv
the celebrated Wedding Text,
Copper Plate Gothic and Litho
Roman, each of which Is strict-
ly the latest production for ,so-
ciety work. In paper stock we
have both linen and vellum urlfh u
heavy envelopes to match, and
v mey are the proper thing for In-
vitations, yet they're not'expen-
sive. , ' . v
Remember, our engraved cards.
We furnish letter press cards for
a little les. and will be pleaed
to serve you. But the engraved Is
pronounced perfect by all mem-
bers of society.
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Mrs. Ball, Mr. and Mrs. Boje, Mrs.
Bevens. Mrs. Hawgood. Mrs. D Vore
of Enterprise, MIbb Tolman of Salem,
Mrs. Wallace and Mr. Grow,
Alter wishing the bride and groom
happiness and success, the friends de.
purted declaring they had newer spent
a more pleasant evening.
Mrs. Jack Heuhnn, 1101 L avenue,
entertained a few Intimate friends
Friday afternoon In honor of Mra.
WlsBler, now Of Pendleton, but for
many years a resident of La Grande.
Those among whom Mrs. Heuhan had
Invited in were Mrs. C. Ralston, Mrs.
A. V. Andrews. Mrs. J. W. Bush and
Mrs. J. T. Richardson. Mrs. B. G.
Frltts. and Mrs; 0. A. Lincoln. Very
delightful hours were spent In an In
formal way and refre8hements of a
dainty nature In two courses were
served. ;
Next Tuesday promises to be a ban-
of Independence. Ore., and Is an artist ner day for Neighborhood club mem-
of h'gh standing, having taught ror oers. tneir husbands, members of the
La Grande school teaching force, the
faculty at Island City and the school
boards of La Grande and Island City.
On that day the federated clubs
throughout the state will observe Ed
ucational' day and in La Grande the
afternoon meeting Is to be abandoned
for a social party In the evening at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Turner Oli
ver. The club has sent Invitations to
the people enumerated above and an
Informal evening socially spent, will
be the motif of the function.
Wednesday, November 8th, at the .
M. E. church In Qovti, occurred the j
wedding of Miss Ida Commlns and
Mr. E. F. Roberts. I
The ceremony was performed at
high noon by the pastor, Rev. A. Cos
let, In the presence of about fifty in
vited guests. The bridal couple en
tered attended by Robinson Williams
and Miss Amy Barker, while a wed
ding march was played by Eva, the
little daughter of Mr. Roberts. Af
ter receiving the congratulations of
their friends, the bridal party led the
way to the hospitable home of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Williams, where in
elaborate wedding breakfast was serv
ed and several happy hours spent,
whloh were greatly njoyed by , all
present. '.
The happy couple left on the eve
ning train for a trip through the east,
ern states, returning by the way of
California. They will be at home to
their many friends at tlhelr beautiful
home east of Cove after December
10th.
Mr. Roberts has lived In this vicin
ity for many years and Is wll and
favorably known, especially In church
circles. His bride came here from
Kansas about a year ago. but In that
time has -made many . warm friends
who unite In wishing for them a long
and prosperous life together.
Many beautiful presents were re
ceived by the bride and groom.
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Thomas Foster of La Grande and
Miss Sylvia Johnson of Allcel were
qutetly married a tthe Methodist par
sonage last Tuesday evening with on
ly a few intimate friends present to
witness the cermony. Mr. and Mrs.
Foster have gone to Baker on a short
wedding tour and will be at home In
Pendleton soon. Mlsn Johnson was
formerly a nurse In this city and lias
a large number of Intimate friends In
this vicinity. Mr. Foster Is an O.-W.
brakeman.
Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Scroggln and
Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Donohue were
hnnta nnri tinfttAimipn Innt Avonlnff at
the Scroegln home to the evening dl-'
vision of the Kaffee Klateh Prizes'
were won by Mrs. W. II. Bohnenkamp !
and II. C, Grady. '
Mlaa Lenn Jones was hostess to th ,
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