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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 7, 1912)
1UU1 page eight LA ORANDB EVENING 0B8BRVER, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1912. QUEEN CITY COLORED QUARTET DON CAESAR DE BAZAN Two-Reel Feature STERLING BROS. Marvelous Athletes BALKAN CRISIS Interesting War Picture. Comedy singing V ... . . V THEATRE TONSGEf FRANKFURTERS AND QUAIL Classy Comedy. CAREER OF A FLY Educational ARCADE ORCHESTRA New Music Coming Tomorrow GRAY & TRAVES Two pretty girls in a short sketch enti tled, "WANTED A COOK.", - i -, '. . ' ' l. ARCABE ' ' jl M MsotaferPnre j&L JIieoDlirBaWnDl'Edffnaib $11, MRpOraMKicITailar pgr Society J) terns (Oontlnued from Page 3) and delicious refreshment! served. J. .0. Snodgrass won at cards, , ' Br. sod Mrs. Colon R. Eberhard Wightfully entertained the Sans Javcl club and a few specially lnvlt mi (nests at the Eberhard home on Vcdnesday evening. . Five hundred la Ska -specie" of cards played by this (rial organisation and Mrs. Oe Lite Awn and Charles S. Dunn were taaers for the evening. . Toothsome safroshmonts were served. lie Omae girls, a little club of ytmag ladles of the high school, were aatsrtaloed at a theatre party . by Warn N. Luclle Alien Thursday eve- ... .)- Qnlte a crowd gathered at the Same of Mr. and 'Mrs. (Rudolph Wells oak Third street and Jefferson ave mss; for the purpose of surprising Wells brothers, one night, this wwk. It was one of those old fash Israed parties at which nobody stands sat dignity but where fun and mirth saw supreme. It was a kind of red Mttra day for the boys and one wttlrh they will long remember and fun speak about' Delicious re treatments wore served by the hos tess 'who was oh to the game, and to make the hours merry were: Mr. and Mrs. Prank Leavltt Mr. and Mrs. J. Redonau, Mr. and Mrs. IR. Wells. Mr. and Mrs. W. Noland. Mr. and Mrs. W. Whitney, Mr. and Mrs. H. Brookman, ' Air. and Mrs. Grant Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gordon, Mesdames Sweeney and ElMs, Miss Bessie White, Messrs. Bohelm, Dur yeh, Rhlnehart, Voltz, Stanfleld, W1I liunis and A. and R. Wells. The Ladles Neighborhood club will meet Tuesday afternoon In - their commodious quarters. This promises to be a very interesting meeting. Club study for the day: James Fennlmore Cooper; William Cullen Bryant Roll Call Memorized stansaa from Bryant Bryant, the Journalist Mrs. Hun ter. -Cooper's Defects Mrs. Stout Cooper's Indiana Mrs. King. ' Art: Illustrations Mrs Robtnsoni .. Mrs. J. C. Gulling entertained -the Five Hundred club on Thursday af ternoon. Mrs. Jay Van Buren won the honors."' "-..,-,. i , Wednesday ' evening five couplet answered Invitations from the Girls' club of Union to their dancing party. The girls of the sister city did ev- ards and dancing were Indulgod la J erytblnB; possible for the comrort late hour. Those who helped and Pleasure of the visitors and all left with the feeling that Union's hospitality la second to none.' The party ' consisted of Misses Relth, Murphy, Penington, Halnea and Gul ling; -Messrs. Stewart, Young, Stod dard, Squires and Thomas. ' R. Blackwell entertained Informal ly last iMonday evening. After spend ing the evening In playing five hun dred a delightful luncheon was serv ed. Miss Mayme Relth and U J. French carried home first prizes. Miss Irene Murphy was hostess last evening to a theatre party, after which the guests were entertained at her Jioine until a late hour, the oc casion being the celebration of Miss Murphy's birthday. The afternoon section of the Kaf fee Klatch will be entertained Fri day afternoon of next week by Mrs. Jay Van Buren. Miss B. Clark entertained a num ber of her lady friends at her studio on Main avenue last evening. All re port a most enjoable time. 4 Ladles and gentlemen of the Kaf- fee Klatch and a few special guests were delightfully entertained last evening by (Mr. and Mrs.. Jay Van Buren, 808 Main. Honors at five hun dred were won by George T. Coch ran or the men and Miss Margaret Newlln for the ladles. Refresh ments topped out the evening's entertainment. . Monday, Dec. 2, the sixth conven tion of District No. 28 met wtih Cry stal Rebekah lodge of La Grande, Mrs. Rachel Worstell chairman and Mrs. Louise Good b rod, vice chair man. Three sessions were held, in the morning, afternoon and evening. Mrs. S. Mae Grere, president of the returned from a trip to Pendleton; ' Miss Stella Newell, a nurse at the Oiai.de Ronde hospital, went to 8u:n rccrvilile today to perform profes sional work. . Miss Lulubelle Hughes who has been in Corvallls since October nurs ing a patient returned to this city last night Mrs. E. Fisher who has been spend ing several days iu and i:,ar ' Graude returned to her home -u V.'ai lowa 'John Adkins, a lumberman of Perry arrived in the city this morn ng in the Interests of the lumber bubiness. Dan Hynes, the on., i grocery ollUoi for the La Grande Grocery corii any, went to Vicel tbia morn lug to get his share of tho business James Johns, who is conducting a mortgage loan and Insurance com pany In Pendleton, passed through here this morning on his wa to En terprise. Rev. D. K. Laurie, field pastor of the Grande iRonde Presbtery, depart ed this morning for Wallowa on mis sionary work. He states that his field covers 28,000 square miles. He will be gone several days. . Attorney R. J. Green went to Hot Lake this morning on No. 17 where he will traqsaet legal business and Incidentally drink of the curing wa ters. Jap H. Stevens, of the La Grande Bottling Works, was a passenger this morning for Union where he will look after the soft drink business. Mrs. P. J. Sullivan and mother of Livingston, Mont, arrived in the city last night for a visit with Grant Sto ver. Jack Chambers, Interested In a gold mine in the vicinity of Canyon City, went to Biker this morning, Mr, Earl Keefer, who la employed . la Eugene as a baker, arrived In . the city this ' morning to visit with his parents at the Oregon hotel. . Sheriff Chllders returned from the city of Pendleton where be wa set lug as awitness in the trial o cer tain men accused of stealing 'tt'?. Mrs, Williamson, a resident of Lot tine who has been sojourning 'a the covty seat,' , returned to her homo th.i morning. ' Mrs. Annlce Stanley, who just i il lumed from (he Oregon metropolis, where she . was visiting friends, boarded the Elgin train for her home In Wallowa. , . Herman Roesch and Mr. and Mrs. Bufflngton have returned from a hunting trip to Arlington. Herman Little Miss Ellen Parker, who bat been In the care of a local physician for a number of weeks, returned to I Wallowa today. She was safely put on board the train by Mrs.! Perry Ar thur, at whose home She 'has beet staying. (y. and declared that he and hl friends bad gotten . two- dosen of th finest kind of geeae.'- But the peetc were not la evidence. Herman did not realize that t some people art from Missouri.' ,- . actedasthe spokesman of the par- In La Gande. I lost. ; Lost, stayed or stolen: brown man colt, six months old, fore top cut of, Was in pasture on the Win. Grandy ranch. Reasonable reward for Its return to the ranch or Grandy's home IRiebekah state assembly, was among chambers carries a piece of quartz the prominent members present A large number of delegates were here from Union, Cove, Summervtlle and Elgin. The evening session was chief ly a social affair, the program being principally an Initiation into the order of Hllarlo Joke, at the shrine of 'Mother Goose. It was a most successful convention ana was very well attended. The nest convention will be held at Union with Mrs. Dora Meyers of Union as chair man. Mrs. Delia Wagner of La Grande will be vice chairman on that occasion. Alfred Goodman of thlt city Is vis iting his brother at Ple.'re Crossing for a short time.; Myron Grout resdent In La Grande, will spend several days In North Powder. Miss Gladys Scott of this city de parted this morning for Elgin where she will visit with her brother. K. W. Oliver, local Insurance man, went to Imbler In the interest of the fire Insurance business. . J. . Whitby, in charge of engine Inspection for the O.-W. R. & N.. has ore which will assay about 75 pe cent pure gold. , 'Mr. G. W. Fisher, a prominent nur seryman and fruit grower of the Cove distlct, returned to his home to day after transacting business. In the city. Mrs. H. W. Harris returned to Wai. Iowa this morning. She has Just re turned from an extended trip to Cald well, Idaho and other points north. She, also spent several days in On tario, Oregon. SOMEBODY IS YOU EXPECTING on CHRISTMAS OR NEW YEAR They are waiting for you to come. THE HOMING INSTINCT TELLS YOU TO GO. 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