La Grande evening observer., May 25, 1919, Image 4

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, n O - FOTO . . : THE SUNDAY ' KOBNING QBSEft VE Jg " ' ' SrfrUAT. m'aY fri. Iflifl o
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a cup!... of May tic0 solos by Miss . ,J IIBIt- . ill ' " o .. "o o ,. . ; fl B o i
,. in irp,.rt rompLt, . I i ffl BW I r Ifal rt ? i, I . Tor you. in the good ' liV.".. -';o . .
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j tuilly rii to vrjs
m' lips ali) iitl.Jcd the '.li
lub luihe!tnl !ay fc'tlvnl, whi li
aj Md Jiy ic ?auijiorhiod liluli nt
livomide rk nlilny Tuiv,l;.j',0 I:i
tli first pine f1(Iitr Nuture fur
7iishfii u iluy nf c.itiisUe Hunsli;ircinnl
uimintss, tlu-n the naturnl setiinK of
iu park, which i:i at it loveliest in
thil season j.f the ;-ur-a-th'e fia
lurcu aililcd tii the occasion innie it
well, ai.'flcal it ci'iwul ho linti ! -cl
in any other way,
II has been a Jong: time nil. re the
lldiea of the Neighborhood tl;b have
felt that '.(.' ctfulil liold thin fostival,
ever since our country wtfnt t war.
I'rior to tl.t it was an annwcl oi-lc
bratiun, and will continue w until
from this time forth. The utkIh xs
nerahled nt the club pnrlorn jn the
Library litiildinu and from tWo were
taktn to the park in iiuto. Tk.e Ikiii
(Uot wiJi held In the.iiavilian. .There
lonif table, hcuutifully dworated,
were net for the club members and a
few out-of-town guests, a delicious
three-course luncheon waa served and
no8t heartily.enjoyed by all. During
the hreakfakt several toasts were k'v
en. Mrs. O. K. Kilverthorn presided
as toastmaster in a charmiiiK and
plcasinjt manner. The.folhiwinK toasts
were (riven and responded to: "The
Nei(rhborhoo.d Club," Mrs. Albert
Hunter, who is just completing a term
us president; "Jieminiseenres of the
Neiis'nlxjrhooil f'lui) of Othe; Hays,"
Mrs. K. Ivanhoe, one of the charter
members; "The foreword," Mrs. (ieo.
Cochran; ''Maytime," original verse,
Mrs. Normnn frees, ' Our Hoys," Mrs.
F red Currey. '
Mrs. V. A. Klliot, rf Salem, Stale
federation officer, was present, and
made a few frracious remarks relative
to her observation of the growth and
accomplishments of the Neighborhood
club. M-r. .1. T. Kichnrdson, a former
club president nnd the originator of
tha club luncheon in l.a firande, was
also called upon and expressed her
pleasure at meeting with old friends
and new, once again. Mrs. llunterepre-f-aced
her ren-iarks by reading a tele-g-ra-m
of greeting from Mrs. (ieo. Gil
bert, nww of TacoH.a. The telegnwn
Was nccom.)ai.i-ied by a gift of flowers
in the club colors, to be usiftl for ik'co
ratjon. Mrs. CiiPnert is fi past presi
dent of the club. After a social hour
Idio guest-B assembled on the lnwtt be
neath the trees ant! were entertained
in a manner befitting the. scene. Mrs.
Harriet McDonald read some appro
priate nature poems, among them
Joyce Kiimer's much admired one,
j, "Trees." The scene crowded the mind
with suggestions of fniricR, nymphs
and dryads, anil in. keeping with the
a-tmosphere was the traditional May
Pole dance, executed by a doxen fiary-
I'&e little maiileas who kt time to
the merry May songs which weie
svwig by their May Queti, Miss .lean
nette KtotldnnJ, T'lie nunjier was aldy
planned and directed by Mrs.. R. I1'.
Slttrphy. Mrs. .1. Ureen, at the
p-iiHK-i, atu-l Miss l-'lorence Lynch, with
viol'k-i, aecoHipimied ftlisa Stoddard'. 1 month ago
si-wig. The High Schoolorchestra. un
tie the direction of Miss Kntlileen
Kye, furnished two splendid selections.
These young folks, under the Ivader-s-hip
of this capable young lady, are a
marked acquisition to any program.
Visions of sprites and nymphs became
a reality when six aainiiUed poppies,
while avd red, glided from ainom:
whPh ill long linger in the eiemories
of those who .Mcndei1 0
The afternoios entertainment was
arranged by Airs. T. J. Kcroggin. An
unexpected Ptyit on the progrnyi $us
a couple of May ti9oe0 solos by Miss
.avfile llristow, i J'urtlaW. li-is
Iliistow han a voice of ran; qualities
and range. She i?a Jere of ,lrs. T.
J. Seroggin and was stopping over
for a day's visitPo lal Graffde,
To iiifcanllowing committee workers
Vk.'f due in large part the complete
suc-css of the orra:-ii:
l,ure heon f.'ominittee - MrsiDono
fcjc And ia. Logan. 0
Program Committee Mrs. Ttobl.
L.ikin, Mrs. Cieo. Carpcy, Jlrs. J', A.
J!i -Donald.
Mena T'ommilteft Mrs. If. S.
Biownlon, Mrs. Garret lilokland, Mrs.
f IV Seranton. ,
Decorations and Autos Mr. G. L.
Lariiion ami ill's. A. C. ILnpton. "
The beautif 'il jirograms used'for the
luncheon were the gifts of Mrs, T. .J.
Srroggih.
The young ladies ft'ho serveil at the
ITlncbeon were Misses Carolyn Palmer,
Kdith liragg, l.orna Coolidge, Marcel
la Herry, (Jlady Currey, Kdith Pierre,
Marjorie Logan and Klorenee Lynch.
What provMl lo be a most dr
llghlfii! event, w.i.i tile aninm!
visit ol' the ladlm or the flrat M.
10. elinrcb to the ranch of Mr. and
Mrs. Hubert Clark. .This event, took
place on WedS.nadi.y. May. 21st,
when about sixty u'r the members
Und tilenils of the t,oiely with well
lilled baskets, moloiej to the Clark
ranch. .Soon alter airrlvlng tile,
word was passed Hint, dinner was i
ready, and :ill partook and greatly;
enjoyed-the good things provided.;
A.bilef laislness seHidon was held;
arter illnner, MrH. H. C. Sinlth, the
piealdenl or the Miclcry, presided.
Tlfe rest of tlm nflmmion was siiiiii!
In singing and a general smlal
time which was greatly enjoyed by
all. lli'sldes I ho m' moem or the
society, the followl.i,-; wore present
and added inui h to the enjoyment;
of the occasion: I!' v. and Mrs.
Leilch or Island City; liev. Ira:
It. Aldilch, Dint, fiupt. lit tjin La j
CJiaUde district; J. L. Cramer, sec-j
Hilary of Hie Y.. M. C. A. and llev. J
Shesiinin Hawk, paiilor or first M. ;
E. church. Shortly before leaving
the ranch, (Iriiiidnin Wagnur, moth
er of Mrs. ('lark, sung lino "f her
old 111110 Melodist nongs, which was i
greatly appreciated and enjoyed by
all oines.int. j
"
On Tuesday evening the Ladies' So- j
eiety of the It. of L. f. K. euttr
lained the meiubers of Hlue Mountain
Lodge No. 1UH "ml thai" families in
f.agles' halL The program consisted
of a vocal solo by Miss Lucille Taylor,
nrcoininnicd on the violin by Miss
Head and Miss Walker on the piano.
Miss Vulva Cade rendered a piano solo,
ami a song by a double quartette,
members of the Ladies'Society, eon ;
eluded the program, after which a .de
licious luncheon wits served, followed :
by dancing. The Ladies' Society ol ,
the II. of L. V. iv K. was orgc.mv.ru a
the following niemlieis be
ing elected ti serve as olticers dh ine,
nsuitig year: l'resiileiit, Mis. K. 11.
Head; vice-president, Mrs. ,1. L. Hil
ary; past president Mis. V. d. Stimlf;
ihiiplaill, Mrs. Win. Mcllnmild; tr".s
iner, Mrs. II. dole; secictaiy, Ms.
John Clift'd; collector, Mrs. Hcu-y
llickey; warden, Mrs. Jessie Ihimtivlli
londuclor, Mm. V. Harm's; guards
(ree boles and mossy banks and per-1 Mrs. Cade and Mrs. .lone
fwrnicd a beautiful aesthetic dance. MesiTamcs Stover, Collins a
3iliss Kye d-irected tliis number also.
T'hosn particij'intiiyf went Misses Mar.
giyvt ,iJ.i'MH, Norma . Jlw.g.e.v,. ilb
Williams, Gladys Currt'y, MnVrcllrt
lcrry aji .-1 Indoles Pearson. This was
fo.wved by another well rendered sc
ctii. by file lli,b School io-chcstia.
' f).e of tlfle mo.'-t. eloigning features
wf tii?- mfl:noo was the eiiusit
hu.Mec
'I I. .li.:.
- A large number of the nienilu fs of j
iV.ii I a Grande Nrtghhol hood Club ami !
: other -elub -women of HiB City -lieard I
I with much lejipsrciation yeatcrday af-;
!teinoi'ii an mldress by Mis. Cbiults II. '
('astner, of Mood Hivcr. sirs, t ast
' nor, who is foosident of the State
federation of Women's T'ltihs, f ace i;n
1"icer iliiKce, given by Mr Harold ! illuminating attfircss on the vavioii:.
Giady, who graciously i,esponiri'rvilii j locasui'ii which are on hc lutljot for
n encore. .Vis. tleo. Uirnie was (lie jibe specinl slate election June but
K.ccr.i;-inist. Anolker pleasing sclec Uhe spoKcuith p.y t icftlur icferencc
tii' by the High School oivhcst i a 1 lo the Koosevelt il,-b'-iy bill, 'the.
'V,n,led ei'i nn Ideal day 'if! mte I Six oer
a itfi,rt Tt
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Copyrlsbt 1919 by Hart S.uatlrajr i Marx
THE CLOTHES YOU SAW ADVERTISED
IN BREST ' ' :
Our Guarantee
AYw ",ivP yoti Hip same
gii.'irmitoi' Hint wc get frmn
Hart SchaffnjKi& Marx; in
til her wiii'ds, tlii'y stiuiil
hack el' ns in Din; ;Haraiit:i'e.
Yo alisiiltitcly (juiarnntt'c
every Hart Schaffner &
Marx suit to lie of all wool,
oi silk nnd wool ialirics,
t li o r (i h g li 1 y sliriml, nil
scains silk sewed, the best
of voi'kninnslii and correct
in style find yon are the
judjrr. 'If yon are not abso
lutely satisfied, we'll re
jilace your suit without
Vest
hall
larx
lies
Hart Sihaf'liicr
Von 'II find this laiiel ' in
evelv mi it. .. :,; , '
All Tiiglii ITcre iti La firnnde. They're
Hart Schaffn-er.j Marx
Oioilics. You saw tliis sign olilhis aneior.t bnildinj? ..
.in lirest, .tclliii!? von about IIA1JT. SCJIAf'FNKU &'
M3!iX riothes'a't home.
.Wiien HART ,S(TI A F FN Kit & SIAHX, ilaced
"(heir signs in the prominent locations in lirest, l!or
deaux,. St. .Nazaire, Xaittes and other inrts of ein
barkation in France, they hoped the sigjis would lit)
more than merely messages that, let you boys know
you'd find these clothes stylish, all wool- gna ran-.
teed, ready for you when you got "home.
You all did see fhem as more than advertisements,
,too; they gave you boys a glimpse of "back Jiome"
that dyered von.
IIAKT NCir.FFNEtt & MAK5; say that if those"
signs didn't do one other thing than - that, they're
more than repaid, s
You're-liome. now for gooif and you'll, find the
clothes you saw advertised in lirest, right, here- in
our store. - '
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J'lie Home of Hart Scltiiflner & Mar jli4.'vi'
Our
Men's m
Furinshins
Department
is eoni)lete with iew s.jinng
inercliandi.se, Stetson! Jlats'
Florsbeiih eand Tilt Shoes.
.I'ates-Rtreet Sliirts, ; Inter
woven Socks in fad, every
nationally advertisetj articio
you might wish.
Our store is open Tor your
inspection at any lime, and
ve' solicit your citi'.rge ac
count. Qil! and let n shoiV yrui
some of t'ne w,ist-sean
nio.iel.-i ii 'liart Si-liaff:nr &
Ma.s, clothcr-. . ,
'i'.'IN 1 imilal ieo ri OH'Iid-
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of evui'i' traiisjis". i
ijiftd paying hy eib'i
rlltie 10 yotl when
t-iialement of earnin
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ai'A'ount
of great
for vmii'
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m?nt nml tht1 SoUiitM s' itml Sjiilm s' )
hill. ?Jrs. I'tisftuT Hpo!;e in the Itual
nnivh: jiiituri thi-alrcs tturini? .the
tliiy ulso. . ,Slio will ii iiKiin i;:
(iiiiiuU1 itvtT ttitlay, tin1 j)riio'0of Mir.
Kil tl. Srhilki1. uml tmnotruw wi!!
Iravi1 for rendition.
3 ('it tail ('ni l Sfcu'luii .louiT, of w
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;'tlln .Malr? Tntll AuhU'i;
,U.otly munii'il at the itotiu1 'f tri-hrdt-'s
lutitluT, T. H. Tuttlo, n a,- i. i-Fi-itlay
aftfiiioon, .May. iti
itM ftnoiiy, whii took phu'd at . 't
. Vlivk. was pcrfurnuNi by lii.'. X.
Sju i inan Ihiwk, pastor o tho l i'
; Mrtho.liM clmtvh, l.ai;uin.l. (
iait aii'l .Mis. Moro left for a m..'itli's
Inttu-yinoon trip. Tin captain wiil r --
his dtharo fioni tho v..-o
whiUothcy are away aiul on tov.rt-tn-noit
i; fxptvtvI tlu-y HI 1..' sn
tluur ffsitiiMu-e in l.a t;ninir, vti.n
("apluin Moon' piTts0tiP t'oi: n
'pitii-o f fm'uu im.
Hubs, was tin- iu'st of hoi o-f
nin'ly hpptMiitod Itnn ht'on im yt
UMiiay afternoon a 1 iA lo k nt the
Vgnwr hotel hy Mr. 0.qK. SUvit
thm t'ovprswi'iv laul f'ourtcn.
the )?uosts hoini; tho tin t-c : ors of tlu
NoifchhthoHl t'luh of la-ii year, wIumi
Mr. Silvortlioin QC 'K'ut, arul
tho oPa tnon w ho avf on staio
I'ommittiM'iippointotl hy Mr. Cast
nor, Aftor tlu- lutu-hwa Mrji, Cattr.
foitfro? th riuMnhoi s of thp N'H
UorluuHi i'luh nnd t hfr i-luh w-
(ContlnutHl on !X.Rt 6,)
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Docs Your
Watch Keep
Time?
If .not, let ou? Mr. C.etl
F. Lloyd, ?n expert atch'
maker, exn'.ina) it and
ogive yoi a price to put it
iii perfect shaj:.
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o&fli'gest Jewelry Store in Eastern Oregon
1TK1TJ- AND QUAUTV
are of first importance in our
business. Skill, sanitary clean
linos, variety nnd attractive ap
pearance help to make the good
things frem
oiii-n.K:RYf
pirpular. Try onleriiig of u and
we are sure that you will con
tinue to be regular patrons.
Kver.t!hiH)j we bake tastes as
Koo.l as it looks and is as good
as it tastes.
DUTLI'S BAKERY
START YOUR SUNDAY SIGHT
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-by partaking ofo,me of our cxcelj
.WAFFI.K3 with Staple Syiftp. AVe use
niu'iy no conouuiia?orQulstTtii iti't'.ubak
giiig or ca'k'ue:. Q
THE CltY RESTAURANT KEgt
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