La Grande evening observer., March 23, 1919, Image 3

srypAY; MARCH 23, 1919.
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THE SUNJD AY MORNING OBSERVER
Tue past week has, been an J'jjff.jWa. fitted were unique and very at'
one" in the social worjd, loctRlj due ' tractive. The skillful "hand which an
to two causes? The chief, one is Jhe,ronged them was that of A- P' Nelson.
.., . , . . . . I Green, of course, was the predominant
observing of Lent by many members color. .Grcen strccta3 ere ttrang
of women's clubs, following the time- acr0SJ tne , , of ..
Honored custom pi denying ones atl ,. . -
. j come," in preen, wns auspendwl in the
many of the pleasure, of life, as ex- centar of ' - 'a trainmen,,
emplified in th. Ufa of the Savior of ; tM door tg ,
he World The other reason is that each entrnnce ,e the ..J
the week has been skipped by severa 1. , ,0 lho OfticmH of
of the women s socieUes which meet banJ hi h, has(i w-fc hi
fortmghtly or monthly. The presen- SUCC0SB of thavn0 affair aad the
',llt,l? ,f ?nLr C3,3 "r: financial, returns were sufficient to
iuu, oy ine nign scnooi pupils, naa ' - ... . .1, i ..;,..
o o - Co
purtment 0 always make a speciil ef
fort to attend the annual danctPpm'a
by IV organization ail this year Ail'.
Ie no exception to tlftit wedosleu
lisheei rule 0
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On of the most interesting events
of the yea in the work of women'
clubs in La Grande will be the pre
sentatica in the "near future by the
Neighborhood club of three piog.anrt,
the .subjects of whibwill be 'Cuthe.
dral Study' aad "On the Trail of the
Builder." When planning their year
I book fhe Neighborhood club had ar
ranged to devote two afternoons to
the study of n'rt, and the subjects
named were chosen at that time. A
class of fifteen ladies began in Octo
ber last to study the ''Train," begin
ning with the forerunnerof the cathedral,-
the pagan temple. As they have
journeyed over the trail they have
gathered many gems of beauty in mu
sic, Bculpture, painting, poetry and
costuming, as well as in architecture.
fund. It is understood that the band
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THREE
MrKlnnis and the family Cod spee(
andsuceess In their new undertaking
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-The following program at tplen- j
l.'dly carried out last Tuesday at the
Neigffborhooa club. L&eh subject,
'Ethics of Dress' fcy Miss Anson;
"Art of Dress," by Mrs. jlal Rees;
'Textiles in Wartime,"1 by Mrs. A. C.
U..niton, being given. in a very in
teresting way, showing much time and
thuught had been given to the work.
Also the debaters vied with each
other in giving the best to be. found
on their side.of.the subject, "Roaolved,
Thut uniform dress should be Adopt
ed." Affirmative, Mrs.C. E. Hauper
sett. Mis. A. J. Ritter; Negative, Sirs.
Chester Newlin, Mrs. J. D. -Lynch. At
the close of the debate a Ijallot was
tnken, giving the negative side the
largest number of votes.
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TV - rk .r 7 ,lnal"g '"' will hold a dance each month.
WC-filf nilloi hilt tha nrDtnnnnn-nnf nf '
it w imvn.',l.M. n,i it nii i, I The March meeting of Central Par-
'The Elks' Monday night, social
dances this spring have proven verv
Inonulnr and have had the itimnm-t f
so mat, wnne me greav lemnics oimithe tlks and their families not only
cathidralt will be the basic theme of ij,, i . Grande, but from the vnllev n,l
of the chief events of the coming
week. The meeting of the Parent-
teachers' association of Central school
ent-Toaehers nssociallon will be heW
Fiidav, the 28th. at 8 o'clock, under
the direction of Miss Rye. The sev
the presentations, thjy will he embel
lished with other forms of expression
of artistic ideals, a harmony of the
beautiful, and instead of carrying out
their program on two afternoons, as
which will be held Friday afternoon ffn,h and elchth grades will sing se-. planne(li they wi nlake the pre3enia
is also of importance. The advent of
u: .i . : t.. a,..:i ru
spring is stirring society up some-1 bam 5 ?eum- ,!ne T.V, program, have been worked out en-
whnt, and crowds throng thettheatre!- menc oi .mmi kwunn win ue tivey fay the cub Art with th(,
nishtly. In the past week the event v,ewed bv Mrs- w- H- Tnlbot- I promise of such success that the Wo-
of greatest interest was the 0.--W. "Child Welfare Work in Oregon andl. club of Portland asked tht
band dr.nce, which drew one of the;-1-1""1 Legislation Pertaining to It ;DrivneKe 0f usinK the course. Thv
largest crowds ever seen in the Rex
hall.
in I.a Grande, but from the valley and
neighboring .towns.
The eociul committee is well pleased
with the co-operation of the Elks and
the success attending the dance, and
will endeavor to show their apprecia
tion next Monday night by giving
those in attendance a treat in the way
of refreshments. A cordiul invitation
is extended to all Elks and their fami
lies to attend the next dance.
will be the subject of a talk by Mrs. ; nreentations in La Grande and in!
F. G. Schilke. A. II. Prince will take Pol.tlnd win be identical and costumes
An interesting1 event of the week
Rex hall, nor any ether
flnnr. in thin -if,. .van 'n.rh.u
so crowded na wns the hull lust Mon- ! Children
ilny night, when a dance was
4 thp wcitHino ThlirHflllv nvAninm
. iun the "Industrial Clubs" topic, and , , to ,,e inte-eha,,,..! be '"aicn nn, or miss mar .v Irene c vans I
'Mth Rnoroe I vman will discuss "Su-l? 1 . w ne iniercnange.i oe and n Schwebke, awell-known i
. pervision Ol nocuil nuniis iui ijniuui f . tB , p,. unit has vo un- ' .. " " . . I
t Tl. ln.t ; nnn.. , ...H nnpi. ... (Vll
X l,c HIOL 1 " n.i.o.M... , ,M, fn Ml,p nharn. fit me rPSnPCtlVt"
by the O.-W. band to celebrnte the
nf tVa viinl niiplinn ronfrnntini? nar
K1Ven J eUnrtl nll,n,.itios Hurt to lifl
morpl bearinfr. Mothers interested in
evening of St. Patrick's day. There "r".KV
,r .n t. kimfinui ,.i. !., ! in temirdia t o grades arc especiall;
attendance with many from out of askc1 to comc on Frilay
town and nil of them quite apparently
enjoyed to the full the happy evening The Volunteer fire tlepaitment of
hours. -The music which the O.-W-or-1 La Grande, running true to custom,
chest ra provided for the occasion was i will (rive its annual ball on Friday
of the best. This new musical aggre- j n'c;ht, March 2th. in Rex hall, a
gation of eight p:cccs made it. initial ;which the social element of the city
appearance Monday evening withiwill be present nnd one of the old
great success. Every number it ren- fashioned joyful events will follow. It
dered was persistently applauded. ;hns long been the practice of the peo
Innrinr? continued until 1 o'clock. Iple of La Grande vho appreciate tnf
feature., as follows:
Mi'Si Shogrcn, costumes; Mrs
Hutchinson, music; Jean Wold, dan
cing; Mrs. Honeyman, art; Mrs. Bab
ccck, tableau and pageants. For tho
presentation in La Grande these sev
eral departments will be in charge of
an equally good array of specialists.
Mrs. Richardson and the Monday club
and many others will assist in making
trjis one of the outstanding programs
of the year.
The St. Pntriclc". day social held at
the Y. M. C. A. on Monday evening,
I ley. the ceremony was net
at the parsonage of the First fti. E.
church, and the beautiful ring ecru
mony was read by the pastor, Rev. N.
Sherman Hawk. Mr. and Mrs.
Schwebke will live on the groom's
farm near Cove, and felicitations are
extended to them by niany friends in
the community.
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The Ladies' Bible class of the Pres
byterian church was entertained on
Wedncsdny afternoon at the home of
Mrs. W. S. Snook. The occasion was
in the nature of a farewell for Mrs.
Margaret Garrett, who left yesterday
l ociocn. " ""- ; , ;uie -""""J !,..,.: - V,JJ ::, : ,u..
The de-orations with which the halt good wn.-k done bv t'-e viiiiniccr ne- !under the auspices of the teachers of ,'"- ' " " '
the La Grande city scnoois was a , . ,
,, ,. ,L.f,,i entertain- ,1'h'asantly In social conversation, the
ment from every standpoint. About wh",e the guests busied themselves at
ARCA
TODAY
Norma Talmadge
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"BY RIGHT OF
PURCHASE"
One of the best productions this beautiful star has
, yet appeared in.
MONDAY AND TUESDAY
Wallace Reid
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the time they entered the building and
kissed the "Blarney Stone" to the
dainty refreshments and final fnrc
wells every minute was filled with
some form of entertainment or urtiuse
ment. A delightful program wns given.
Irish songs were sung by Miss Jean
ette Stoddard and G. S. Birnie; Irish
melodies and impersonations by the
Misses. Florence Lynch and Moris
Pearson and a beautiful demonstration
of the Irish Lilt by Mis. Dorothy Dun
bar.
This program was followed by old
time group games, led by Miss Jenn
ette Wheatley, in which everyone join
ed and had a big time. At the close
of the game, dainty refreshments
were served nnd the merry crowd left,
declaring they had enjoyed the socinl
immensely. General Secretary J. 1..
Cramer of the Y. M. C. A. says he iF
under heavy obligation to the com-
ittees of teachers who had tne ai-
fair in charge.
Chanter I of the P. E. 0. Sisterhood
held a regular meeting at tho home of
Mrs. L. B. Moe on rnday atternoon.
Plans for the program for the next
year and other matters of interest to
the Sisterhood were discussed.
The officer, for the ensuing year
are ns follows: Prsident, Mrs. E. E.
Kiddle; vice president, Mrs. K. h. l-nK
recording secretary, airs. A. u.
Hunter: corresponding secretary, Mrs.
I. n. Moe: treasurer. Mrs. 'W. W.
Wade; chaplain, Mr.. C. 11. Bidwell;
journalist, . Mrs. H.- S. Urownlon;
guard, Mrs. L. Stanchfield and organ
ist, Mis. G. L. ClnrK.
The delegates who are to represent
chapter I at the state grand chapter
convention, which convenes at Eugene
in May, are: First, Mrs. E. E. Kiddle;
second, Mrs. W. W. Wade and alter
nate. Mrs. G. L. Clark and Mrs. C. II.
Bidwell.
"The Source"
W&llfe thought he was
a gentlemafl--well,e "he
finally does turn, out to
be one,but it mafces
some sto?y It tJiat. m
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LAfJST S?re TfitEdRAM 1
During the afternoon
Mrs. Garrett was made the recipient
of a handsome gift by the ladie. present.
Some thirty young friends of Misses
Elma Bay nnd Mnrgaret Zweifel were
the guests of those two little ladies at
a birthday party given by them joint
ly yesterday afternoon at the homo
of the hitter's mother,. Mrs. Nut
Zweifol. The occasion was the' cele
bration of their 11th birthdays. The
house was prettily decorated in pink.
The guests enjoyed dainty refresh
ments toward the conclusion of the
party.
At a recent meeting of the Otsego
Campfire the members presentv de
cided to hold tho meeting, the first
nnd third Tuesday, in each month at
the Neighborhood club rooms. It wan
also decided that each member shall
pay five cents the. first meeting of
each month. Any member) who is
absent three meeting, in succession
will be dropped from the Cnmpfiro
unless reinstated by vote of the members.
.
Inventions have been received in
La Grande by friends of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Wilson Nibley of Salt Lake
City, btah, tc the celebration of the
50th anniversary of their wedding
next Saturday, March 29th. The gueste
will .be entertained at the Hotel Utah,
Salt Lake City. Mr. Nibley i. presi
dent of the Grande Ronde Lumber
company, and the family resided at
Perry about ten year. ago. i
The member, of the Community
Chorus, which organization is getting
nicely along with it. work again nfUic
the long suspension of it. activities
due to the influenza epidemic, mekn
tho announcement this week that on
a date in the near future they will
present a high-clas. program of popu
lar and classical music. Preparations
for tho program are now well under
Way.
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Naive Suits for Those
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Who Dress jSiuc.rti.y
NEVER "WAS .THERE, A
SPRING THAT BROUGHT
MORE RADICALLY. A
CHANGE IN THE SILHOU
ETTE.; AND NEVER '"WERE SUITS
MORE POPULAR!
A fiPT.lrVIHIlfiTTmvrai TO
rv.f x 1 1 v . mv j " i- m -iv
XWA ' A-tfML- REA 1 ) V TOR V OU !
DAINTY VESTS THAT ARE THE DESIGN OE REAL GE
NIUS FORM A PLEASING TOUCH TO THESE GARMENTS
SO NEATLY NEW.
THE LONG NARROW SKIRTS, THE BRAID-TRIMMED
JACKETS, i'l I E ODDLY-FINISHED POCKETS AND FRONT
AL PELTS-ALL BESPEAK THE CHANGES THAT CALL'
FOR DISCARD OF THE OLD AND THE ACQUISITION OF
NEW. "
NOW. MORE THAN EVER, WOMAN SHOULD BE WELL
DRESSED, AND HERE, AT THIS STORE YOU ARE SURE
TO FIND. ONLY THOSE SUITS THAT ARE STRICTLY UP
TO TT I E .A 0 1 ) ES 0 F 19,19.
C. E. KIRTLEY
tadies' Ready-to-Wear
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Mis. Robert Pratt,
Itoicc and Mrs. J. L.
Mi-H. Melvill
Cramer.
Dr. S. A. Roe. the musical directoi
of the Olyd Folks'' concert, has begun
m earnest agnin to prepare lor ins
second DreBentation of the concert,
and will hold a practice this afternoon
at 3 o'clock in the Christian church
He will be assisted in the arranging
of some new part, and training th.
participants a. a whole by Mrs. R. 11
Coker who, during her residence in
California, had a large experience inli,, twins will-visit with their grand
work of this kind. Some new features j parents in Pendleton while their par-
will be added tnat will produce a ent. "are away.
more fun, and assurance oi anomer
Mrs. Elmer R. Guye arid twin daugh
ters left yesterday morning for Port
land for a visit of several days. Later
in the week Mr. Guye will go to Port
land to join them and Mr.. Guye and
he will leave for San Francisco and
I.os Angeles, for a fortnight visit
Mrs. C. D. Putninn was hostess to
the members of the Lucky Thirteen
club on the oa-a-iion of the irregulur
meeting Thusday afternoon last week.
Several of the members were absent,
but those who attended spent a most
enjoyable afternoon with their hos
tess. Mrs. William Ash won high
honor, at cards.
,
Tho Clio Club was onlort ilnod yes
terday afternoon h Mrs. Hal Doh-
nenkatl , twelve frut-l h beini,' pres
ent. Tho nftorno'jii wuh pleaHanily
spent at cards and lho guests on-
Joyed delicious rttfroshntentB nerved
by tholr hostcHU buftu'e taking tholl
leave.
Mr.. Albert Knight entertained hor
card club friends Friday afternoon.
Mrs. William Mitchell was the winner
of high honors, with Mt-H. Guy Glenn
jsecond. Delicious refreshments were
served by the hostess at the close of
the afternoon.
Mrs. T. A. Could, has been In Lp
Grando for a week punt, visiting n'
the linina. of her daughter, .Mrs. H
W. Lelghton. Mi-h. Could, wIiohu,
homo is In Orcshani, Oie.. expects
to extend her visit hero until tho
first of May. .
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Mr. und Mrs. Louis Phillips are tho
happy parents of a new son this week,
The boy wa. a seven-pounder and ar
rived Tuesday, March lHth.
Mr. and Mrs. F. It. Hrldges, La
Grande people who are in California
for the winter, are at present vnito-.
at Santa Monica.
The Pnrkdlile ciub member. Will be
entertained next Wcdm-nhiy nflt-rnoon
excellent program is confidently given
bv the directors. There is still some
Mrs. .Hnttie Ralston left yesterday
morning or Portland, where sbe will
Mi b. C. S. Stilwell nt h'ir homa ir
Fruitdale.
Mr. and Mrs. Wnrdell of Cove am
visltiilg over tho week-cod at the homo
of their son, Albort WnrilU.
Mr.. Lou Given and dnu'rhtcr, Ml.s
Lois, left yesterday for Ua'-.er for n
short visit with friend..
Mrs. J. J. Tenrson and Mis. Deloriu
are visiting friend, in Baker over the
week-end.'
a couplo of wvok3 ulso,' since he
loft La Omudfl about a month ago.,
Elks' social dance will be held
Monday night, March 2-1 til. Alt
IClk. a.' i d lliulr fnmllloB are mvlted,
ilolrufhtmut. will be served. .'
ELKS' SOCIAL COMMITTEES '
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I'KIIHONAL MENTION
Julius Roe.ch wa. a biiBtpoas vl.
Itur In Bakor yesterday.
Philip Holdenreich wa. a pa.sen
gcr on No. 6 to North Powder yu.
torduy morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Cotner came
down from the cam? above Hilgard
yesterday, to take up tholr residence
In La Grande again.
F. D. Hobbs returned ye.terday
morning from Portland, whore ho
had boon for a few day. on a visit
to hi. wife. Mr.. Hobbs is 111 In
Portland.
Mr. nnd Mr.. Juck O'Noal one1
family, who had boon In Portlomi
for a short tlmo, roturned yeste.
day - to their home In I.u Or.uulo
Mr. O'Noal had been-In the east tu!-
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J j OF THE APES
1 March 29-30 1
( ARCADE i
cianou
oi u IJ .oe-.ity and lodge
p.intlijj; and at the
a rc e time lowest
price, nnd best work
manship will be given
by us. Our job office 1.
thoroughly equipped. ,
Our printers are union
men, receiving proper
compensation. By en
trusting your work
here yn are lure of
satisfaction. -
Observer Job Department
Observer fvls are' widely rad. '
uncertainty as to the date on which muke her future hums with her son,
the program will be given again. 11 RUits,J, who "returned from the .icr-
expectea 10 oc enner rrwy, "i"", vice. a short time ngo. .virs. itai.tmi
4th. or Friday. April llth, and defi-
pite announcement will be made with
in a few day..
disposf d of herhousehold ejects and
rented her house before leaving. Many
friend. In La'Grifnde regret her de
parture from amongst them.
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Footwear
Ifamily for Jplfdn, where thpyave re !
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work,, of the9 various orgonhatioi f'f honor, and a copioun supply of ic'clj
the church. -Mri. IcKinnjs expect, to !crearn and cake provided enjoyable re PW
leave hof.Iy wiiji' Mr. iclf.ni. anH freshmenU for the merry party.
In bonrc of Mr.. Herschell McKin-
ris a farkwell reception was held on jy,e ,cholor. of the sixth grade ir
Thursday aftrnoi at the homf of,p,,n(ral erhool gave a party Friday
lra. N. S. Hawk, it which ome thir lBfteroon in .honor of the birthday of
ty of the ladie. of the congregation Mis. Hulda Anderon,one of the de
of the First M. E. church were pros- (jinrtment, teacher, of Central. A
ent, to express iheir app?cii:on of pleasant .ocii hoor was spent, with
Mr.. McKinnis' untiring ical inth
9y hifppy return" for, trie gue.4
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cently ivtnuircd a large farm. Mrs i yLmmt delightful kensington wmif
C. S. Jmith acted as tnastmistress ar.101 nju.n Thorultv tipranMi rir Mr
in the name of thA ladie. of the chMchr. 1'r.Apr nf th fiilh lURrunprA
JfresSited Mr.. McKinni. with a beaiPlin honor of Mr. L. E. Mill of Chi-
wa. .pent and dainty reft-eftment. .tH. Mrs. R. J. K.t On. ThoM ormeiilli'
werti served. The church vhe. Mm. were Mr.. Miller, Mr. R. 1. Kitfhon,'
Oxforils'and Pumps Are Fashion's Decree for Spritg and Sijiaaser
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New Dl.i'k KFi'iuii)', E"is liot'l in the best grudfl Kid. .frice ........$7.50
New l';rfi'iit Lci'llii t, J'lain Onci-ii Tu'iii, tsovcied Louis heel.. IVKo't tit.tiir
a,. Jli.; ..........! ,. , -. ..-,,$1.50
Nfv Urn n Kid Oxfoi-tls, Lyiis lieel-Vhn better -fvliS P.ii-o '...$8.00
'New I il;i-k iu 0.T..rK Louis heel, tuin -nie 4;?st r;;do. Prieo 8.0$
Ne- Rrnwn and lila.-k Kid Mi!it;yj Heel xrds tli'wy i-it. JL'i $6.50
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