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I Keeping up its uimal ijUinilaril of theft, was .an all-day pleasure event
'exeelluvce lu everything ft dues the that will be remembered by nturly
Neighborhood club hold widely la f,ty young people as Ion as they
the firmest attent!.. i Tumday even- jivc. jt was Seniol. day pi(.nil. amj
ing when the first .f a Herlea of W11S uiral,Kt., f,. ,hc mvih wh. vll
ith.ee entertainments entitled "Art, ,uat(, this f y
J j. i-ir ml I ).. i.i'i." v:id hilil ill tut.. "
... T "7 ' i . i , Grande schools. I he entnti
. f 1 1 f-; 1 1 uuui uimaiiijiuii mi it w u
;tul a decidedly appi -relative
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I The event reflected the study of I '-eavinif La Grande at 9 o'clock in
the Neighborhood club snd showed'"1 morning the picnic grounds wete
jib.lnl.v the benefit the ladies have reached at 11 o'clock. The boys im
:.lerived in their research of architcc- mediately began fishing and che girls
ure j picked wild flowers. At noon all enn-
All the number en the program Kreated for the picnic feed, which
were admirably explained and the was a good one and the menu carried
'three lecturer:; l.Hiofiuced by Ni- everything? desirable, from the festive
itet's, the Anoncier which part was picnic sandwich to ice drain and cake,
j taken liy M.s. Hu.ry Talbot, cos- After dinner fishing was again in-
tuined as a Grtciati lady. dulled in and the voung ladies formed
The three lecturer were present-!" I"' Manama body and explored
'.id by Mis. Ray Logan, Mrs. A. L. many of the .hills and mountains.
Richardson andMrs. K. Kosenbaum. I About 3 o'clock rain began to fall
Kach lady was morit admirably tuit- nnd the party started home, arriving
ed to the role which she portrayed, lat the High School building early in
and by gorgeous costumes, excel-, the evening. It was a jolly occasion
lent glideH and clear explanations and happiness was everywhere pres
made every one present feel the at-ent. The vigor of youth was pro
mosphercs of the period which they nounced a'nd it curried with it all the
.portrayed. Hun known to youngsters who are
.Mrs. I.oean. as Cleopatra. wasjnbout to graduate, and start upon
(costumed befitting the Hegal Queen jlife's solemn duty as citizens,
iof Ueat.ty. In a shimmering yellow j
'satin creation resplendent with jew-1 . .
els. She wore a golden cow.J In f8"1" 20R0' y" Nfi"-rh-adorned
with the norpenls of Kgyp! bon of Amenca, very royally enter-l-thu
symbol or wisdom. lluncd thc"' stute Supervising Deputy.
I Mrs. Hlchardson. representing the Mrs. Ida Hamblen, of Portland, and
ifair Goddess Hebe, worn a crepo de ' neighbors of Island City Camp on Sat
clilne Grecian robe, w li b was p' jurdny. May 3. Neighbor Hamblen held
torucd, directly from the Blatue of iher school of in?' ructions in the after
Hebe, by Thorwald'.ion. She carried inoon and prepared the camp for initia
a peacock fan and wore u diamond 'tion wrok in the evening, at which a
j tiara. I class of nine were instructed in the
j lira. Hosenbuuin, as Cornelia, a. mysteries of the order. Neighbor
;lloman matron, was rostum-d iu an ; Hamblen is always welcomed in this
I orchid voile eown draped after the:camn as snc organized it some eigh- " "
Roman stylo and trimmed . witn .teen venrs ago. and there were three ' '"tlon 01 nl,le yrs-
QUALITY
ALWAYS HIGHEST
SERVICE
. THE BEST AT ALL TIMES
PRICES
, ALWAYS LOWEST
Our Delivery Service covers the city. Use the tele
phone, Call MAIN 70; Phone orders given carcl'ul
attention.
Harris. Grocery
Phone Main 70 and 77, Farmers Black 192
408 North Fir Street Across the Track
J'lJOI'l.M await m::(.iii!ok
HOOD (M B iiaik
(treat Satisfaction Impressed Ov.c
First KventI.argc Croud
WiU So Second
bauds of nold. Tim gown v-i
signed from the famous statu
Minerva In Home. She cameo
Golden Roman staff.
Jlrs. Harold Grady sustained her
brilliant reputation as an aesthetic
dancer in the two exquisite numbers
which she Interpreted, the first be
lim the ancient Kgyplinu dance o."
Tarda, a princess in the time, of
Menos who reigned five thousand
years. H. C, Iter seeond number was
iltn classic dance of Psyche, in which
fascinat
ed the audience
I. a Grand.) Is vo.y fortunati! in
'S-jof the charter members present at ! Mrs. Brooks arranged
On Thursday
1 sumrise re-
- .11 llie colli l.ti nieiiioeis jm.:s.:ml hi v " - - .
'!". "' this meeting, Neighbors Whitby, Ries- jCeption in honor of her sister, which
bind and Bradway. Neighbor- Ham-1 1'veu a i.tos. pleasant, auair to ai.
iblen was presented with a beautiful Participants. The guests present were
bounuet of roses, in behalf of the ' "mra nanna, naru.ng, nnueison,
ening last, after a three weeks' stay
at Hot Lake sanatorium. Mrs. Jo:-'-son
underwent an operation at the lake
and is now much improved in health.
it
The Eastern fitar Social club snent
camp, for her services so cheerfully . 1 '"einan, t'ickens, w. .nonr ti. .Monr. ,a pleasant evening at Five Hundred
given, after which sixteen of the j Patent, Buchanan, E. Connolly, Hugh 'Jlt the home of Mrs. F. W. Parsons
Neighbors put on a fancy drill, un- Connolly, E. Lovcll, McDowell! Ben-j Tuesday of lost week. Mrs. E. C.
der the direction of Past Oracle Neigh- Hamilton, I.udden, Budge, Homer Tuckey was the winner of honors,
bor Ghnrst. At thc close of the meet- Taylor, O. Poarch. Bragg, Peacock, Ai-
ing ice cream and cake were served. P"" '' M,sses Grace Pickens, Louise M,.s A w daughters
jilamdton and Gladys j-aylor. j visited here last week-end with Mrs,
Friday afternoon there was on dis-! ,Schaupp's sister, Mrs. Colon li. Eber-
play in the rooms of the grade schools, ' r.iecnon 01 oinceis was neni uy tne . i,.u,i, whiu. M. Schaupn transacted
and attenrled supreme court.
Cenlrnl. Riverin .in, I Cii.ra.-nnH. . rnrsmue c.uu at ineir regular meet- ;,usine
as'nrrnv of snecimens of the nunils' art '" Wednesday. The following were
p work that was vicwei by a Irtrjre nuni- V"L V K.? ' " Mrs. O. K. Kilverthorn pntPrbiinn.I
thc mt'inber.x f the Woman's Mission-
tivo parents nun fnonus. rhis display
PUTMAN DRUG STORE
m THE REXALL STORE.
The first evening of the Neighbor
hood club entertulu'iteutK was such a
success that every one present went jhor sprite-like mov-ementB
forth an advertiser and it has been
so much talked about that the two
I . ei. 11. In ing programs scarcely needhavttig Mrs. Grady at this (iiie
ill.v llitrotliiclii.il 1.1 .tie .....in... at she is one of the best dancers ell
l.aGraude. jcoart, and comes from a lineage of her of interested and very apprecia- S- stilwclh president; Mrs. John Pow-
Thc first niiinlu..- on ll.n nrr, iick. liet lc dnnci rs. 'ilvn n.,,1 C-;.,n,l Thic .tlsnlnu cr.v. vice-president; Mrs. C. C. Cool-
of lh(. second uvonirg will Ire a drill j The Monday f lu'. under ill.- di- ,0I.anged under the supenision of Miss
... uoiii.ui youins. n me splenuor i rei lion ot .wis. rv.coaiuson. com- Ila,u-hy Clark, who is considered one
of tie urlliv-uhlri wny . In.- mM-.iii .m h Mn-et-rl 01 liw. I nv I-111 01. .Miss' e ,u i
of Homo will be most vigorously i .leauel to Sloildaid, Miss Thelinn
broiiubt out ii; this delighii iil pur- i I.effel, Mrs. Hal Ilohnenknmp, Miss
trayal. ! .Marjory Silverthurn, . Miss Lotna
The walls of Rome fell according Coo'IiIlo. Vlarlha Scofield. - Gracn
to prophecy and from their ruins Pickens. Mary Fitzgerald, Thelm--fciew
the early ('iristian nrchltee-; Oesterling anil Mrs. Oscar Poarch
tine In conjunction with the new ' most admirably rendered the very
lolmion of Christ. This very inter-: , linlci.lt song of .Miriam and II.-i-esllng
transitional p. riod will he ; maidens" bv Schubert, the part of
.Milaiued' by l.uiliu. a pioneer of Hie ; jj.jnm was t.,i(.n by Kriederike
Christian religion. Scbilke. They were fittingly cos
A vested choir vill siilg the Tctu,m.(1 s Hebrew maidens. Their
Jieiini i..uiuai.ius. 'vnicn is me most
iuk lent Cbrisliau byinii of any
teiu.lli coming to us thiouizh the
Latin.
idge, secretary; Mrs. Kate Hanley
; treasurer; Mrs. George Kelly, choris-
of tile best art instructors in the f, 111 ,m' meeting was netu at tne
inortliwest, was undoubtedly the equal ,home of ilr- A- Wilkerson, who
'of v sbvllor e-.-l.IMl ,.e,'-r mi.dn In1"'"5 nssisted m the reception by Mrs.
''n: Iho .State, nod while i-eTtt:,..- tb:,t'''hl1 Thompson. Following thc busi
iday,
ness of the meeting a fine ?pread of
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the Observer congratulates all who refreshment, was nrovjded. Ihe next
had. any part in the making and ar- .""" the,,lul' ' h at lhl'
ranging of tho displav. and 'will have home of Mrs' W m- Anson-
in thc next Sunday roriiinjr Observer l
a report that will du justice to all. ' f'-'U'ratiiiK the State University
; I ay yesterday, thc local alumnae of
An Appropriate
Gift: for Graduation
FOR THE GIRL
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Wn-t Win. h. .Jt.'i to J.".0
Iti.i.noiid U:.
Agate King
S.'b.l Gold P
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S.Vt'U to $7..".l)
lidatit S I.'.O to
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FOR THE BOY
Streamline Elgin Watch ..
iJO tq
l.-il.l Ring. . .
Sli.-k I'm ..
Cuff Links .
Gutd Chains
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'$1.50 to $5.00
$2.50 to $5.00
from $1.00 up
WE WILL SAVE YOU MONEY.
Co.
I'lio Ily.anl iiit' iti-lo of anhitiM'
Itii'i' bring iln tiMmt folorfiil and liiV
likf will uiidouliU'dly piovt very in
If'iostinii 1 Ibu aiitlimrt'. l)telun
vi in ilii' Tar ia.s( ay ii was. it U
uiHiiniilUu' (o Hui luoih-in world.
Tin dosci iplinn of Santa Sophia,
Mui Kfin of tlic cast will bo nicn
by Theodora, the. wile of Kinperor
JuNtlnian 'vim hiMIl (he Ctiihotiial.
I) parsed under he Mohnioniedan
yoke and the woudei'ul bnililhiM of
ntiiiquily was ehaiii;ed to a Mosine.
Then ihe reii'iuonU'M of tho Chris
tian Jufth wire elianjad to Hiom? of
1 si. i tu. They add.d to tlie oxlerior
tall uiinaietH-- whle'i were tho eltief
di.si in nisi tint; e ha rat eristic of t ho
I'.vaut ine style. 'Kroin (he minaret
turned toward the coJden.
w;is a eulnin lor i Manr..in to siiiK
a hnic of praise to Allah snnrise.
The idt'iitical music of Ihe soim
v. ill he t:len mi iiistrunn-nis by
Abo ll.isan.
L'ollowiiii; Ibis son: thore will be
an ca:.U'.n d:;nre interpret. 'd. hy a
Mihn is'i niuid'-.n.
St. Mark's Cathedral, the Jewel of
the architectural world will be de
scribed by (be 1)ot;aussa Ilia ilea.
Tlu Ava Maria familiar to all
music, lovets w ;.s Mist siinj by the
Veneiinus-, and will be artistically
icatleted hy a Venetian lady. i
Tl;e eeninK will rlose with a ;.
tidaleau Kiuperor Justinian and ;
Cmpcrestf Theodora with j:uai tls tak-'
en from i nio-aic iit the r.itlcdral-
at Wivennii. . '
Ttie etMiipleie pr.iuram of the sec-.
ond evening tollow j
Uom.m Tiolic Uoninn Youths. ,
Karl Chi isiian (aiHlcH! l,ydi:i ;
Te Peuni I'mce.tional.
11 jtantino Cat hedrnls1 : ,
S;mi.i Sipb(a riieoitora. t
Siuik "f a Vue.-M-.i to t!i" Hiftinn
Sun -- Alimi H.ii-'an.
Sido P.ince-- Motti M.iid- n
.itnl Mark's I.;:res.i liiaiic.i.
Ava IH:irla- Vea-'Man Simer. , ,
m pei or J ustinia;i nd I'm pi os
TlieoJora with Guards I i.ii',. uu I
The program which i:
voices blended beautifully In a Ri-e.at CHI ll inc nuornoou rmn uu-uay
hui si of Hunc The part uirvn vca-. tii'U-rnoon, promises to be a very de
Miriam'n call to the dntxeis. iliyMfiil and 'intcrcstinr :tf:air. Thi?
Immediately lollovriiiK' the Ron. RHPfinl protrianv which is not not
the sound of the symbols announced ed in the year hook, but which, nevc-r-tlo'
approach of . dancer: w!, ' 'heless. is well up to the nvernce of
were led hy M imr A:. a. nt M irisiei. the club's afternoon entertainments.
Tln'ir ivihioic inovfi:i'iits adinii a-.d-- j It is earnestly hoped that if lanre
reflected the relious mode in ' membership will be present t this
which they d.tued 'i"fori' Mose af-!meetiii(r. The annual club breakfast
ter erossinn the K-'il Sea! !vill be planned and d:scus ed nlsn dur-
lveryune pieseju w;i-s most . . en-, infr the afternoon. i
thnsiastii; in their pfulsen of tho j , . ' . ; t .
....... . ......... cue supers! j, R Murphy nWttained ;thv
and daiu-t ry in ibis number, I . -, ,
Their eo.s.umes v.v.e an exact i- -. T"1 , , .WeST I I A 'uipt ceremony as per-
produetioii of the carlv l.Wpt .a ! ol thc 1'rcsb.vU'rian church at (inmeti at the home o( llev. an Mrs.
darners. The vMs in tl;o da.ue : hl,nu' I'r,d:i' evenm. when a pleasant x S.fawk pastor of the Firsl M. y
were .Margaret Corlntt. SielU even.nK was spent. Duunj: the devo- chlirt.n jn thjs ,.;tv FrKtav CV(inhl..
ilet, Wilma Oslo: lint:. I)orotlLv Dun--Uotxixi part of ihe meetin:, Mrs. Grace ,lt 8 oViock. when Miss Grace Ha t
bar. Jojnette Wheatley and Mildred l'1'. f lo, Calif., Knvc a matXf o La (;rnn)ief became the bride
Riddle. I talk on San Francisco's China-town p,.u- o r-,... nji....- m..
i,M. Uotli tho sonj: and daneo reflect-; that "'a? interustinR and instructive, and Mrs. Gray will' make their home in
w ' M" '""- " ninfio ; " " rentneion, wnere the prroom is con-
ami dancers but als the lnterpret-';to business matters and the Ul,l:t,K'e nected with railroad work
ative ability of their leaders, Mrs. j of the evenn was spent socially. i i
A. L. Kichanison a.id Mrs. Harold; ! rb t- r i
",., 1 lit iiniiiP Miirimiiii ni r mi
ary society of the Presbyterian
church on Friday afternoon, with fif
teen guests present.
Auxiliary A was pleasantly enter
tained Friday evening at the home of
-Miss Margaret Corhett. The usual
evening's program was carried out and
a genera! sociable time enjoyed.
The members of the Thursday
liridge club were entertained on their
regular meeting day last week by Mrs.
(.'. I'. Newlin. Mrs. F. S. Ivnrrhoe won
the honors at cards.
to be present- ' the Universit.v of epon gathered to-!1
geiuer at a na liquet at me hommer,
hotel last night, and spent a most j "
pleasant evening in the old college ti;"'- Frank Baker, of Pendleton, is
style. College songs were sung and spending the week-end in La Grande,
stnries and adventures of college days ' visiting at the home of her daughter,
lis. Hal Bohnenkamp.
related. During the meeting thd
was organized a local Alumnae As
sociation, with the following officers:
Mae NVll, president; Naomi William
son, secretary; II. R. Hanna, treasurer.
It is intended to hold a meeting of all
graduates and ex-students of the uni-
i versity at the home of Geo. ('ujTey
I Monday evenJnfr. Mart 19. ' i' t :
"Tl.
by in u
the violin
Haines in
artistu-aily
day evening last week at the home of
Hymn to Anollo. the- o de,t , Wsh., is spending a few days m La Mr. am, Mrs Kre( Kid3,et ,,land Citv
r tiiantie visiting ner nepnei, uaipn
.1. Pnvid Maine.-;. Mr. uml willinm Waller, and her niece,
his representation, most MlS- nllJKhc Shannon, and alsu h
r -MiilereJ Ibe dlfficnlt
notation.
One of tin1 prettt.M. numbers on
(hp proeram was tho gracefuilv
fairy tike dance of four Athenian
maitlens, given by Porothy Hunbor,
CathcriMe lliddle. Maty Kirk wood
Mis. Blanche Shannon, and
: sister, M rs. Lee Jackson, of
who is visiting in th'is city,
i
Iowa,
A very delightful evening was spent
at Five Hundred, and Mrs. Bert Pat
tison won the honors. The guests
were Mr. and Mrs. L. A. McAlister.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Kiddle. Mr. and
Mrs. Bruce Hci'vnis and Mr. Frank
Lilly. !
Appreciation
of all society and lodge
printingand nt the
same time lowest
prices and hest work
manship will be given
by us. )ur job office is
thoroughly equipped. .
Our printers are union
men, receiving proper
compensation. Hy entrusting-
your work
here you are sure of
satisfaction.
Observer Job Department
, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Allison, of Mul-
'4Ul r'Hl llUlll' it' tl .lisj ;t
of in. Nomina iviih ji.mp
iVtiiporteejl tr ficirnvtvi 'I hey In
volvrt (heir roiisei;cn- Hu.lr,il-vHi'
I'M Wel ve b'nc with ihe ev. itis Out
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. McAlister wen
host a i al ho.-tess to the members f ihi
Liberty Mining club last evening. Pin
and C.Luhs Black They were ner-wu sewed at t o clock una Hie littan, Idaho, have been visitors in
dressed iu dainty (Ir-"fan costuMtts guests were entertained at bridge for Grande the past week and have been
de. ked with sprivn ot f:ow rs. Ti e! the. balance of the evening. Mrs. M. quests of Mr. and Mrs. William Wal
pretty baskets uf flrweis used fn in- B. Ponohue won the honors. hue. They are traveling by auto and
n . i-i . t ni?. . i in- mui-.t-ia.i- i. . v : w w - are on an overiann trip wnicn wit in-
The Gleaners' class of the Christian elude Portland and the coast countrv
Church Sumlay school yvc- an invita- as ar south as California.
tion social Fr.dify evening in the base-1
ment of the church, in honor of the i The Island Ciy Sewing Club was
returned serice men who intend the entertained Thursday afternoon. last.
church.' There was a goodly nupoer by Mis. George B. Richardon at the
present and a very enjoyable timevas home of .er sister-in-laMr Mrs. R. .).
spent in various ule g.u.ics. Cotner, 1404 O venuc. La GiarVie.
pleasant .Vternoon was spe::t a-:d
Mrs. Graci Barry, of Pay.te, is at r Wreshments were served.
Hot Lake for a ( das. accompany-; G 15
nig a lady frienti Vrc Paette who The Retail Clrrks' Aoclatiun
is there for treatrrnt. She visited dance at Rex Hall Friday ?ver.ir.g was
1 1t p. I 'jjcV-tio of p. . on mr s,-'tr- awia ingic. -rn.wv.:one oi iue niosi iij.-yanie mevi m
which hae set 4, hUh standai a l-r rei"nin to Afot iKe yesteruay ifr-'m- i,khi social circit ilunng .the lat
of the Kiiii1 f ibe oveoiij:. j
Miss Pcs.-ie Allinson accompanied
the dancers and Mrs. Wojd Berry the
singeis. both ef whom gave great sat
isfaction. The evening was trough to a
climax by the tableau o? f h ' "ftonuiii
Vestal bi . tuardii'i: fie s.ic!
t'ires of the Romans Tb- Vt -ta
!14:ma was portrayed by Miss Helen
R bms. a-i Nona GeJde F.mily Hoff
man, Tt a iirf l';cron, Freda Khpn
ste;n and IL4.I1 Ti' as attendants.
Kvery number on tAe .'i"inn was
t be ld 1 Mii.iiuiug
k-neti nw't1 week T
day
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Ao: r"-t " m'le fiom Starke? rooks. of thQt city.0'l
RpudeJHvcr li'.urday Wst meeting ol t.h.e two
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week. tier vas a big crowd a1 d a,J
oi'l0roughly enjoyed evening was the
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Mrs. T. P. J.hn(j-!ii'jHpf1 'fier
me in I.a3iia;ie Wedti.
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