La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 05, 1915, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextSATURDAY, JUNE 5, 1913. '.nrnin. LA UHAXDE EVENING OBSERVER - - .WBW.ea' M M " ' Social Affairs of the Week "After last week's strenuosity. so cietv took a most decided slump this week, and there ig comparatively lit tle to record, very little out of ordi nary at least, Card clubB are rapidly shutting up shop for the summer va .,n,i with the Union Horse Show drawing several hundred people A there haB been but little room j, for special functions in a social way, . . A - - j Thursday night the Royal Neigh- bora of America, auxiliary to the A Modern Woodmen, held a class adp-;.j. tlon. Fifteen were taken in, "he, i r.,,t- on hu the decree staff i" mul was vew fine In all Us detail. . ; Ai'ier the ad men and thei refreshment 0(11 wrirA nm amusement. Five of. tne. class tnni v should have been initiated wore ut .j. 'the stocK snow mm-win mnv,. ... ... later.' The auxiliary lias been grow- ,t . . . . t uJU A A A JyeTeatTng "M"rs. ' Joseph ttttttfTT'TTT T'of piping Rock, 4 up and ::.,..-..r... ..tvL- mimiik (In tho decisive e. 3 to round of the n's Metropolitan Golf Associa hnmninnshin tournament at the Hollow uouniry iuu, i-whb vv fine In all Us detail.. yvfe-T-'yi tbption the Modern Wood- A vi 1. eir wives were invited and . SSJ( MJ ts were served. About , I I- j ty present for the evening's : ; . M 'lV . mnkcm the fourth time that Hvde has won the Metropolitan t.inuH someone with a game a .J deal better than anything 1 nnmPK alone, it will probably 3te a while before, the - Long rf girl's supremacy in her dis V,n i,a nlur.p1 in ieoDardV. I n,io' hnKt shots were made .f oi.Vlv tai?es . of the match lithing better was seen than her 4" The first chapters the final seen.- j. of the courtship, and marriage came Thursday evening when Miss Char ! lotle Jones and Miss. Nellie Hills en few cirl friends at a Adv. 6- Ho! For The Swimming Pools FOR SJ outfit; , Fumf irmhc Will for e avenul a f '.fnn,fn n,,m,H, to have one at the Y. M.-C. A. and' one at the Elks' rlnl.thfin ffitrK'S thfi TIVCI'S. 1 OU a small 'figure at The United Store. ie ui tut a. m. v - . can add to these pleasures by buying at ...v.. - . . , . -j- !" .. i i.Vinrni nir bride to De. ine w. x. Sr.warf Tfe. MrI"&A J .WC ? i-es residence,, where the . shower Oakmnn district deputy of the R. N. ,1 be married next week B'"'wa" ''wh'the hos- A. of Palmer, Junction was in to at- i t N FreB8( a George Pal- ""w hivitld h wereNita Hun- i.-.i ii. ...i..ii. rntnrn nor tn her i . (T;iol .teR.fe had invitert in were ixua nun t-tjiKi me iiu..jv.'... o . ! mer J.umner i.-uniwa,t -: . . home there the following morning. . i . Mil)s Herni,ey has u host of ; "J friends who-are much pleased ' A piano recital U being given this ,. that l.a Grande is to be her nftnminon bv some of the pupils of j. future home. - ' , . ' fe. r Mrs. -Harriet MacMonald at her home ! . ' Many hand- Ladies' Bathing 'Suits with tights, all colors, all materials . . . . . . 1 . . .U9, $1.98, $2.49, $2.8 Bath Caps, all colors Rubber Bath Caps . Bathing Shoes .25c i..25c ...4c Men's Bathing Suits, all styles Boys' Bathing' Suits ; v. . . . . . V. M. C. A. Gymnasium Shoes Boys' Bathing Suits ....... . ... Towels,. a pair . . ,,..98c. $1.49 49c , .49c, 59c, 69c 25c .25c, 39p, 49c YOU CAN ALWAYS DO BETTER AT The UNITED STORE 33 BIG BUSY STORES J. C. PENNEY Co. tor, Frankie Crawrord, Mary ana im v,.,a Nowlin. Grace Pickens, fctna Wood. It goes without saying that were iuri.uiiai.c t;uuuii m Fpurth street. : - The following ; . . .1 . nn Iht, trfnr.im: ' ' ' niimtiprs are on the program: -Kentucky Home, urrangeu . 4. .j. q .j. J by Ktunhon Foster. .Irene Mulholland. Dance of the Midgets, Charles Wakefield Cadmim Muriel Mulhol land. Canyonetta, Holleander Gertrude Courtney. ' " Ifosnmmde Air, Schubert Beth Hesse. Progress March, Mathews Shel .don Brownton. ' ' 'Vienna- Walt?., Schytte Ruth Courtney. . Spanish Serenade, Becker Flor ence Zulauf. -Funeral March. Hollar -Norma Maygor. ,. Fly Away Birdling (lullaby), Oc t'nvlu Hudson Sum Cochrun. . ' Fortunatn, Shuler Edna Andrews. Walt, in C, Stieabog Margaret Palmer. , ; ' Kmmelt's I.ulla'iy, J.' K. Emmett -Wilma Wade, v Flower Song, Ijinge Rosa Hoff man. iPolka, Daiia Roberta Smith. club when the new cement tennis . courts and appurtenances are com- Thomas, Mina sn, yvuma uesn ... ; be amon the invited guests spent a Nora Arbuckle, Florence Happersett, . J Me evening. The home Zepha Kennada and Eunice Kenneda.wag ,ary roSM, Rnd A dainty luncheon was served. beautiful snowballs, a basket of the j. A .. 'same being presented to the bride-to- Miss Stella Hunter a prospective be, Miss Lucrece Wood, rive nun June bride, was complimented lastidred was the game, first honors go- . i . . 1 1.1 ni fn Mica a rrnna it . h 111 - ai 1 nleto The cement loor is mucn iar- Thursday evening ny me iuk v - . Fer than that at Riverside park and es Ruth and Eva Gaskill, at the Froman. A dainty two-course lunch gei man uv r ...: ,....i.:n 1. oj .). Pr -.na Ann n n nk and white was served. thi tennis snaiKH exiiutc w iinnc uuhiwu v.. ucwi.u ov.w. - -- K - , . , their friends .in for the dedicatory at cards were won by Mrs. Claude The hostess bsing assisted by her bull. There will be dancing space tor Seranton and Mr. jox, ano a guei. momer 1 . j. .... ,".- ; '" considerable over 200 couples and the . prise was given to Miss Hunter. Thei WCre: Misses Lucrece Wood, Agnes members of the club' expect to make-affair, was one of the week's chief Leslie, Irma Aiken, Kuth Kusseli, it a big social function of the early social functions. The guests were: Elva and Rutn Gaskell, lva Heau, summer 1 Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Stoddard, Mr. Nell Grimmitt, Stella Oliver, Janet .?..?.... , and Mrs. Chas. Reynolds, Mr and Mrs. I Hershey, Messrs. and Mesdames fcl- .'' , .. . Claude Seranton, Miss Stella Hunter mer Stoddard, Hal Bohnenkamp, Miss Allie Cox, a populuP high NflU Grimmitti Nioma Williamson,-. Walter Reuter, Messrs: Dick Cluy school teacher at Ldgan, Utah, is in Jl,ma Aikinej Luelec Woods, Agness comb, Wylde, Cox, urbrick, Green, La Grande visitine her uncle and j ,. stea 01iver jvy IIeaj. Mess-1 Froman, Peare, French and Freese. aunu, mi-, uim ' - Froman. Claycombe, Wilbur z,ur- (Miss Cox is on her way to' Alaska to ... . F,.e..h Hardinir. Wvlde. Green. visit a school chuio, ami alter spend- . Zurbrick. fug a few days iiure, will proceed on he.- way. , : , . ! 'I' Mr. and Mrs. James G. Snodgrass were "at home" in the Pinochle club Tuesday evening. Mrs. Herman Sio grist won highest score. June sees the closing of this club's 1914-1915 sea son and for three montns, wnen one CLUB NEWS Tuesday evening at eight o'clock in the City Library was organizes n. Fishing You will have best results if you supply yourself before going with, some of our high grade tackle.. Our spinners, fues, leaders, ana roas ve uuo to be had Miss Stella Oliver and Miss Janet La wanue uen man . .. j Jones were hostesses at a very pretty .ot tne . .1 m ... 1 party at tne xurner ui.ver non.u r - -;.""-" h N'orthwestei-n divi- .wV, hnnrinuarters are in xrori- -j... .u . 4- ..j i um . f) lifers elected were; nwi"'. day arwrnoon given 11 nonor 01 .u-u"KHrtra are in Port- Janet Hershey. At tne close ot tne . TS Pi,lnnt. first vice pvesi peering Wilh,.1m .ami M-u 1 PU'K'"8. " , Palmer Lumber h This afternoon Master 1 Lawrence . Bay is giving an elaborate birthday party at tho home of his parents on f'aAnr nti'Aiit ill honor of hlH fourth birthday anniversary. When the pro- very pleasantly entertained the San has boen one of'the per times conies Mine nosi. wm. ooun ciuu ncucmj t.raun . un , school teacher serve refreshment. The tuble will be home in East La Grande, At cards, . ,fi10,i1,n. ont set off with kownie doll center piecos, honors went to F. and the little place cards are to be Fred Kiddle. " '" , fcewpies. . '(..ui j ! 'J Those invited were: John Girdicr, The Knights and Ladies of Security Anna McMillan, Lois' Nelson, Russell are planning on a hard' time social Nelson, Harold Browning, Stewart June 9th. A program of speeches, mil- Merrill, Ruth Merrill, Francis, Paul sic and games will be heard during the and Vincent Newlin, Judith and Lola evening and woe be unto the guest Marian Snodgrass, Ken Siegirst, that comes in his best bid and tucKer. n "t- v Miss Ruth Russell entertained vory informally ' Wednesday evening for Miss Mayme Reith of Portland who is a guest i nthe city. .J. .t. 4. . . ' The Kaffe Klateh will meet the even , i Mi-H vmppnT. funnel ". ..iiL . r,.r. l,,hin,t .lent Mr. JJno. H'dgin, secondyice- mmo gathering is held, the members and SUSpended from festoons , president, Mrs. Sargent , Sec-Ti-eas-will forget pinochle suggested the approaching marriage ' urer Mrs, Mac Wood Cponng .'.f mi.. H.h .nJ NAn Fr..- Secretary Mrs. V: S. Robinson.. ..Inter- Mr. and Mrs. Colon R. Eberhard , -nr . ' ., mi... Hhv estine talks were given by Mr. Hod ,l0,..,ll ,,,t0..,.n,n.l tho Sim v' " " ' r ....-.-. , . , MUc Willmmson most -efficient Kin, Dr. Day ano hb ,,,."-- . . . r . .ir;n:, la a vonnut r nidi 1 n 1 P s. , Mr. Jjrees is miss niiiuunovu . - ,7';" r" for r thei George of the Kmerson ocnooi 01 eomDanv : Both in Boston and her. talk on the power Phyllis Dunn, Elma Bay, Margarctte 2welfel and Mildred and Myrtle Hoyt. : Mrs. L. C, Smith entertained the 1915 Embroidery club at her home on Washington Thursday afternoon, A major portion of the '15 club mem bers were present and all had a vory pleasant time. This is the closing session of that club, nnd the popular year's work will not be dropped until next fall. Some very delightful meet ings have been enjoyed by tho 1915 'Embroidery club, being both prolit- .'itble and pleasant. I ! Last Tuesday evening the Rehek aha and their friends listened to very line program, consisting of rec ilntions and music. They were thei escorted by tho "Country band" the banquet hall, where tho "Countr fair, with all it. trimmings. vn held. , The attendanco was good and 1 laughter and late hours indicate good time, they all had one. J 1 A social event being looked forwar to with a great deal of keen antici pation is the dedicatory open-air ba to be given bv the La Grande Tonni 1 liw luuq lllliVII Will HlCUb u.c vvvii- . . , l) II ing of June 11th with Mr. and Mrs. A. dard Chnr,es Rey"oUlsV L. Kichardson and Mr. and Mrs. U. M. Clark as hosts, at the home of the former. veno this week. i 'Af iha - riromR wns exceiJiiumiuvv in- young people are very uupuiur su-, " I n. ...ill dally. The guest list included Misses teresting. The first nine monthsjidl Janet Hershey, Mayme Reith, Imo-! be devoted to the study of the drama gen Russell, Ruth Russell, Bess .with history, literature, , music and 15u.ke, Margaret Kirk, Sara , Riddle, iart to fo low Readings Naomi Williamson, Bertha Walsinger, by Miss Williamson and Miss Rickard Lou Jones, Ruth Gaskill, Elva Gas- j of Portland.' f f kill, Lucrece Wood, Victoria Well- . a .o . man. Nolle . Grimmitt, lva. Head.' Th at e home Mrs. (Eleanor White, Caroline White, Ag- n"' ' a"'"." - T,, ,.V iitnin 'nes Leslie, Irma Aiken, Stella Hun-! J. P. O. E. in this ci ity a e iIsten.ng ,ter, Mesdames Walter Reuter, John reports from the grand chapter I .:'ji. r:..i.. r a s bed at Forest Grove May 25-27 m- uiruier, ueuige dim ib, i"ji "':..,: M r T rwln, . knnnnn Rrthoi-t. h:,lkin. ftlmpr MtOfl- Llu&lvc. Putman's Drug Store The REXALL Store Notice to RcbeUahs. All Rebekas are urged to be pre sent in a body Sunday at the lodge hH tt 2 p- m., to attend memorial services. Louise L'oug-ioss, N G. ("FOR RENT Four-room bungalow, corner- V .'and- Greenvood; phone black 502 or black 3155. 6,5,lt. Notice to Woodmen and Neighbors - Sunday afternoon at.2.p.m. at the K of P hall to attend memorial ser vices in a body. ; .'"' ' v' H. C. VINACKE, Consul, EMMA LUND, Oracle. Notice fo Odd Fellows. ' All Odd Fellows are requested to meet at 2 o'clock Sunday at their lodge home to prepare ror Memorial services. S. R. HA WORTH, Committee Chairman. Notice to W. O. W., All members of the W. O. W. are requested to meet Sunday at 2 o'clock, tomorrow afternoon to attend Memorial services. S. R. HAWORTH, Chairman. TWO LOTS For sale or trade. See R.A. Crawford, or, phone 562. 6,5,lt - T' FOR SALE A' Ford car in good " condition. 5 passenger, 1912 model ; at a bargain, wrjte D., in care Ob server. ' , . 6-5tf, , ' "---.' '. r: , . . i FOI?. RENT Furnished . rooming . lAnciA - Tnnuivi ot. Hai'ria trrnCHTV. a.uMuw. . H. " -j. ;' Adv. ' . v ., i 6-5-tf. WANTED To hear from owner .if good farm for sale. Send cash price and description. D. F. Bush, i Minneapolis, Minn. Adv. . '.; 6-5-l'.p FOR RENT Modern furnished ' housekeeping rooms, also , single rooms, 1606 Washington avenue. Phone Red 3092.Adv. 6-5 6t, MILLINERY Mrs. C. T. Darland. who aU i tended that session is making the re- I nnrts Alinut 30 delegates were pre- it: t.,., r. tan.u, sent during the three days. Kefer- Georgo T. Clark of Denver, arrived' ring to t.he first day of the session, I last 'Monday morning to attend 4he the Washington county News-Times Th.. A,..ln ,.h,h ,li,ln'l ,.n Goss-Haller nuptial. She will be the goes on to say in tms conneot.o... ThLuA.lU"'i K club l.d,i t con- t f Mrg A Gm8 of sevel.al , . I,, the par ors of the Congregation- ' Ntfweeks ) al church, wnicn tne local cnapver vi (oni '.' , - P. E. O. had arranged as a miniature has ' Union, June 5, (Special) Thurs- forest grove, the fourth annual scs of laday at noon, the Wedding of Miss sion of the state grand chapter, of the CM.v .Ruth Goss aiu" Albert Hal er took . r-. u. oisiernoou ii iu ii n the kitchen9 by Electricity.) . Thursdav evening. About 30 dele gates and officers were present and the evening was devoted mostly to preliminary work, including enroll ment of delegates, appointments, de votional, address of welcome by Mrs. Anna S. Burlingham, response by Miss which Mrs. Will Burns Beatrice KirKup, corresponding secre- weddinir march from tury u. u. O., etc. and Tplace at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. Old 111. Rohrig of this city. The ceremony to btwas solemnized in the parlor which sion, had been daintily decorated in green Said (rtid white for the occasion, titled Before the 1 ceremony, Miss M. amoiAgnes Brienne sang "The Harbor of serveLove after bids, olayed the Halt Price All Trimmed Hats at y2 Price Flowers at Vi off Now is the Time to Get Your Summer Hat rini nkmv!n R.v riil,enn nf tV, Moth. "Wednesday morning many fort- day odist church, whu officiated, preceded . land visitors came to spend the day and the bridal party. He was followed attend the reception at Herrick Hall bv Mr. Haller, and Leslie Haller, " the evening. Ibrother of tho groom. After them "Three new chapters ale. New--.eame little Louise Haller as flower , W, and Portland which had been A 1 ,;,) n,.,Hn a natWuu r,f i-nsos organized during the year, were pre- ' for the bride. Miss Adele Goss, the sented with their charters. Miss Gol- bride's sister followed, gowned in pink die Peterson delighted the convention i and white. Lastlv came the bride on with two songs composed by Lillian I the arm of her uncle, Mr. Rohrig. She Craig Coffman. a P. E. O. from St. was very lovely in a simple, girnsn ", vHU.w, aium gown of crepe do chine, with a bridal fibers showed all activities of the Sis veil and 'a shower boquet. . She wore terhood m a nourishing conditions fi a pearl brooch and necklace, heir- nancially and otherwnse. A round looms belonging to Mrs. Kare Goss table conference, conducted by Mrs. Clark of Denver, an aunt who arriv- O. Haines, was most helpful. 'Our ed last Monday to attend the wedding. ! Representation at Supreme Chapter,' The bride was the sixty-eighth to Ls Angeles, Calif., in October, was wear it, and her mother wore it one of the important subjects, thirtv-three years ago at the time of . In th afternoon Mrs. Griffin sang her marriage. Beneath a canopy of w songs yery effectively. Mrs. geen and white the bride was receiv- Lawrence Holbrook. Chapter C, Port ed by the groom, and in the presence land, gave a report of the educational hnth loan fund, and stated that Oregon had I families and of Mrs. Culleson, the doubled her donation this year.. At 1 ring ceremony wjs used. the close of this report, Dr. Bushnell, i After the marriaire. the bridal Daitv of Pacific university, presented the and guests partook of wedding lunch eon, during which, the pretty cere- mony of cutting the wedding cake I was performed by the bride. Mr. and Mrs. Haller departed af HOLDING UP THE QUALITY of lumber and maintaining a standard price to all for many years has been our constant aim and duty toward our custom ers. ;;Our product comes from our own mill. We get it right or we don't take it. , You bene fit by this. ; - " GEO. PALMER LUMBER COMPANY Retail Dept. Phone Main 8 grand chapter with a scholarship, to be given as they wish. "In the evening at Herrick Hall, Pacific university, a reception was ten dered the delegates, invited guests Miss Blackmon Foley Hotel Block La Grande, Ore. ter the weddinsr for their new home. a"d visitors by Chapter D. Through Los Altos, near Telocaset. he kind courtesy of President and AAA Mrs. Bushnell the trirls beautiful rtnr. Portland papers tell of a mariaee m'tr" was hospitably thrown open w ,vi: . nj. w. auu tneir omests. J 1 lirpnAA liMlnir iti tn rharla Will i iamson and Miss Lucile Ramsdell, for- Jhe entire building was beautifully mer v Iji limnilo vnniiir nonn e rtn niuiro ior tne evasion, unit ntmnt hid tn live in Portland after their 150 people greatly en joyed the even mnrriage. inft-'1. . ii ' n. Last Satui-day evening Mr. . and j Mrs. Charles Reynolds, at their cozy ' little home. 1902 First street enter j tained in honor, of Miss Lucrece Announcement Commencement Exercises Sacred Heart Academy In High School Auditorium Wednesday, June 9, 1915 At 2:30 P. M. FOR RENT Nine furnished sleeping rooms on Fir St.. un stnira. : r1 .-...,....,s .luams rnone m -R 6" 6-5-tf. ADMISSION: 25c ,11