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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (March 30, 1912)
We have a large amount of to Money Loan On improved farm lands in Union, Baker and Wallowa Counties HILL&HIBBERD La Grande National Bank Building Complete Equipment tor Resetting ann Repairing Rubber Buggy Tires . LA GRANDE IRON WORKS I D. FITZGERALD, Proprietor COMPLETE MACHINE SHOPS AND FOUNDRY Mrs Dr Tipplts of BearJVake, Idaho, anniversary and the evening waB ex iias returned to her home after spend- . ceptlonally delightful. ' Itefreshmenta ing several weeks In La Grande, dur- and Informal conversation made), up lug which time she was the motif for , the program at which these were pres severnl delightful parties Mrs. X. ent to meet Mrs. Tippits:' Mr. and Rosenbnnm entertained last week In Mis. F. S. Bramwell, 'Mr. and 'Mrs. honor of Mrs. Tippits' C8th birthday George Stoddard, Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Geddes, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nib ley, Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Bramwell, Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Ferrln, Mr. and Mrs W. K. Davis,, Mrs. Adam Paul, Mis. Jess Paul, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Zundell. Another event arranged last week for the Idahoan was when Mrs. C. P. Fer-, rin entertain at an afternoon luncheon to Mrs. Tippits, The luncheon con sisted of a three-course service, and the following were guests: Mrs. Tin pltts, Mrs. Koseubaum, Mrs. A. S. Geddes, Mrs. Charles Nlbley, Mrs. F. S. Bramwell, Mrs. George Stoddard. Mr3. Barbeau, Mrs. Frank C. Bram well, Mrs. C. T; Darley. Others who entertained for Mrs.. Tippits durlns her stay were Mrs A. S. Geddes, Mrs. George Stoddard, Mrs. C. J. Black, Mrs. Earl Zundel, Mrs. Adam ' Paul and Mrs. Lee Wright. While here Mrs. Tippits met many old J friends but the one which surprised' her tlie most v;as the accidental meeting of n life-time friend, Cynthia Best Hend ricks, with whom 'Mrs. Tippits has been intimately acquainted since childhood but had not seen her In GO years. They mot here unexpectedly and the vlsjt that followed was Indeed nn enjoyable one. ,..: V; - With but two days lnterventing be tween the i)i'esent and the coming of Mine. .Le Bnin and her grand opera company! to the Steward opera house, socjety-music life In La Qrande is much ago? over the Monday night renditions of selections from "Mar tha" and "II Trovatore" at the tSew ard opnro house. With Holy Week before the social life of the city, It is probable that this musical attrucp tlon will be the sole and chief func tion next week and society will be found at the attraction. Over $5,000 have been spent to fittingly equip the Le Brun grand opera company with its costumes. Elabvate apparel will be Bean 'Monday night and both grand operas from xMch the selections will be given are baBed on the most ex pensive sort of gowns and wearing apparel. - 11 . When the ticket ; sale opened this morning, the demand for tickets was brisk and there seems no question but what the board will he cleaned off long before the arrival of the com pany. Musical circleB agree that noth ing has been brought to La Grande RE A L ESTATE W A NTED Do you want to sell your form land? 7 Do you want to sell your fruit ranch? ' Do you warii to sell your city property? LIST IT WITH US WE WILL GET YOU RESULTS PUT A FAIR PRICE ON IT AND LET US SELL IT FOR YOU Call us up ad our representative will call on you, or come : in to see us. . E. S. Givens Investment Co. La Grande National Bank Bldg. tff.iMai.iwii After a Gold Auto Ride what could be more comforting or1' exhilarating than a nice cup of Hot Chocolate, which you will always llnd ready at this season of the year at our Soda counter? We give It to you pure and cheering, full of that goodness and nutriment so peculiar to the best quality of Chocolate. It is a food, drink and medicine all combined, at low cost. . 'S La Orahde wmmtw gffiEKBSSG with better reputation or with a high er standard, of music to render,1 and the Vlculously low prices' charged for seats should allow every person with a leaning towards good music, to be present be his purse e'er so thin. Last evening at Island City the elc cutlou class of Miss N. Lucile Allen, gave one of the most pleasing enter tainment heard at the suburb this season. The young ladles were taken from this city In cars and enjoyed the moonlight drive to the fullest extent. Several other cars from La Grande loaded with young people were in at tendance. After the recital an Inform al reception was tendered by the Alert Bible class, at the .home of Mrs. Kd. Kiddle. At a late hour the parties took their departure for La Qrande. The following program was excellen' ly rendered by the participants:' The jolly Girl Bachelors Muude Leadsworth and Hilda Anthony. At the Box Office Naomi Klrtley. Jlmmle's Prompt Obedience , Leo'ia Newlin, : ''-' .. . Cupid In the Caddilac Ethel Wright Mother Goose Maude Leadswort, . Vocal Solo Professor Arant. Uncle Peter and the Trolley Car Serena Rohan. -' , ' v ' ; A Little Friend in the Mirror Dor othy Meyers. : Her First Recital Nora Arbuckle. , Bud's, Fairy Tale Alice Hill. The Love of Bernlce Hilda An thony. ' - , . '' ':,.;. " ' ' . The program at o Lyle" Tuesday Muslcuje last Tuesday afternoon was an excellent one. It was given un der the direction of Mrs. W. W. Berry. The '. following numbers wero ren dered: Piano Solo "Pierrot"'...: Arthur Foate Mrs. G. S. Birnie. Vocal Solo "With ThoughtB of You"' Spors MrB. MeGuire. Violin and Piano Dug Shubert , Miss Young and Mrs. Birnie. Vocal Solor "Irlsli LOve Song",. Lang "My Garden of Roses" Clark Mrs. T. J. Scroggin. ' i Piano Solo "Oh, Promise Me"... .. .j, ... De Koonn Mrs. W. W. Berry. Mrs. G. M. Blruie and Mrs. Claire Scrlber will hnve charge of the next meeting to be held on April ilth. The sibject for study will bo Musical Farm, . ... " ; .. ' ' .'' " April second is the animal Boolal day of the Neighborhood club. This meeting wljl be, held at the home of Mrs. Fr Holmes on Fourth street. The members of the club are request ed to come and also to bring a guest, The afternoon will be informal no musical ; program has been arrangod by the committee. The hours ; are from 2 oclock until 5. The commit tee in charge Is: 'Mrs. E. J. Holmes, Mrs. M. B. Donohue. Mrs. J. S. HHui ardson, Mrs. H. J.- Ritter, Mrs. F. M Jackson, Mrs. J. W. McAlister. Miss Hazel Thelsen entertained a number of young ladles at her home Thursday evening; sewing occupied their attention until a late hour. A delicious .two-course luncheon climax ed the evening. Those present were: May Nelll, Gladys Oestorling, Mary Penlngton. Kuna Bacon, Mlrlnm Smith Olive IMassee, Pauline Newton. ' Mrs. A. W. Nelson entertained th Billlknii club and invited guests xn Thursday afternoon. Those present were: Mrs. Fred Dlttebrandt, Mrs. Oscar Jackson, Mrs. Jim Snodgras, Mrs. Lloyd 'Scrlber, Mrs. Harvey Bay. Mrs. Herman-Siegrist, and Mrs. Rich ard Duigiiun. j $ 4 Mr. and Brs. Fred Dittebrandt were host, and hostess to the Pinocle club this week, and 'Mrs. Frank Bay won the favors. Mr." and Mrs. Jny Van Buron were special guests of the eve ning. Monday evening Mrs. C M. Lock wood informally entortalned a few friends at cards. Those present .were: Mr and Mrs. J. W. Laughlln, Mr. and Mrs. H.. T. Love, 'Mr. and MrB, J. B. Wade and Mr. and Mrs. Lockwood. Th Decum club met with Mr. 'and Mrs. A. V. Andrews this week. Mrs. (Continued on page EKht.) Let Us Protect Your Health by putting your p'.umbingirjfirst-class sanitary condition, connecting it to sewer so it will pass all sanitary laws DM C LWLITLL & LICENSED PLUMBERS ; LA CkANDE Bottled inBond Absolutely " ' m7r!MmwSS't ' Grant A. Lincoln LA GRVXDE, 0HKGOX. jtfjf I ..... : -, ... ,.. -,..., ,.. For Interior Finish Our stock of Coast Fir, is very complete and extensive, and we can at very short notice supply any de mand for flooring, moulding and mill work of any description. Also pine lumber, shingles, lath and roofing. SPRING STYLES WALLPAPER Is now ready for inspection PAINT $2.40 per Gsllo.i B. B. NUTTER Phone, R 971 Next to Observer Of(Uf. iltifliBi MmF1 -'"aft -iiiiiiin n milieu A SCKNK 'FKO.U "WARTHA," 8ELKCTI0XS OF WHICH WILL UK IIUAKT) i AT THE STKWAHK MONDAY IN ONE OP' THE BIGGEST .MUSICAL' TREATS OK THE CITY'S HISTORY. Wenaha Lumber Company 9 : J , p 'a :i?s?ks?sc "S B j Pirns .and everything for I Gross Drug Store Greenwood and Madison. Phone Main 732. Red