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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 3, 1919)
SUNDAY.aUQUSTa. 1919 THE SUNDAY MORNINO OBSERVER FIVB f o 0 ' The Pal-soico Club of tho of. E Church South will have lis last meet lnitd tho conforonce year Tuesday, AugusUEth, at 8ai0 p. m. All mem bers and friepds of.the club aru invited to t present. Wl is Co sidercd to be. the best progiam of the ('3on lias beep arranged fof their e,ntertarnment. There will he four ten or fifteen mlnutee addresses, aa follows: T. K. Bellamy, on "Safty First," Rev. James A. Suieth on "Proper Language"; 4no. 8. Ho gin on "Balance Wheel"; Pr)f. A., C. Unnpton, on "Education and Reconstruction." There will be an instrumental solo by Mrs. Naomi I?aton, lrtiiu mental and vocal music by Mr. Sandotx, Miss Hazel Baker and Miss Bessie Walker, and a re citation, "Our -Hired Girl," by Mis Orplta Brown, and other metubeii. There) will be a good social time unc reCieshments will be terred. ... Charles Knautz and family, H. H. Cleaver and family and Hairry Hes sert and family have returned recent ly from a two weeds' trip through the state of Washington. Thej' traveled by motor car, visiting Seat tle and Taconia arid other points and ireport a fine trip all around. The, l'arkdale Club nu;t. at the honue of Mrs. Kate Haniey, Wi-'lues-day of Inst week. About fifteen meinhera and four visi'. jra enjoyed the afternoon, which was tiken tip with sewing and a geu vnl ed tli The text meeting .d he at ihe lome of Al s. Honry Y mig, in twi wee,k. The home of Mis. John Blngner of O Avenue, was the scene of a very pretty affair, when her daughters, Mis. Clarence Churboncau and Mrs. Charles Blngner, were hostesses for a surprise miscellaneous shower in honor of Miss Bessie Allinson. Dur ing the course of the evening daiut; refreshments were seiived. Mrs. J. K. . Bwltzer was hostess Friday afternoon to a number of friends. The afternoon was spent with needlework after which light refreshments nro.e served. Those present were, Mrs. H. E. Dixon, Mrs. .G. S. Levy, Mrs. L. Bennett, Mrs. J. K. Switzcr, Mrs. Melvin F. BoIcm and Mrs. M. F. llolce. The alfalr was In honor of Mrs. -Switzer's daughter. Miss Zella', who Is spending the summer at homo. Mis. H. M. Ruby and daughter Miss Maud McGregor expect to leav'i this morning for Portland and Seat tle, thence, to go by buu to l-os Angeles; later returning to their home in Golden. Colorado. They will visit In California till time for Miss McGregor to enter the Universi ty of'Colorado, where she will finish this year. A very enjoyablo evening was epeait Wednesday of last week, when Mrs. F. S. Ivanhoe entertained thren tables at "500," In honor of her niece. Miss Maud McGregor of Gol den, Colo ado, m ho has beep vlaitlnK hore for the past few woeks. High honors at cards went to Miss Stolla Dcsilet. At a late hour dainty re, frcshnients were served. Mrs. PelB Brevef and her sister-in-law. Miss Gettrude Blover, left Friday evening foft Portland and Ocean Park, Washington where they will spend a' couple of weeks holi daying. Mr. and Mrs. Pied Gilchrist ar j i iua -;iv lajt night from Tlenvnr. Colorado, IJ ! weeks with Mr. and Mrs Parsons of this city.' 1 . . ' ' Mr. ind Mrs. James snorted to arrive nn No. 18. from their honey moon trip to California. IU b requested that all friends be at the train to glvo them a hearty welcome. Mlna Ireno O'Counell "elurncd ; home yepterday morning en No. 6 , from Portland, where she has been taking a special course In the opera tW of a comptometer. ! Mis. Sniitlf aii liltle Krn. , Henry Levy, left Friday n.ornin. for linker, after spendim fe , dajj "with Mr. and Mr 0.3. Levy ort , Pjn5ylvanta Avenue. i . . Mr. nnd Mrs. Sherman Murk , wil' oflivc today from Salt I-ake. Utah, to visit with Mr. Uuck P"rnti, M-.cn Mrs. V. . cKennc of . VashinSton.0A venue. o o Mf. t-d Mrs. F. L. my daughter C&lle Mt.thla n'ornimj their car for benavau wim-, - o A charmingly appointed linen shower wrs given Miss Bessie, Allin son, jThtirsd-.y evnwing by Minna AbIi, 4VlliiM 0Hterling, and Dorothy f'eyors-at- Miss Moyer'a home on Sprlg tfec(t. The J rid-erect re ceivad many boautlf! glfl. Sweet Pojs in rainbow tints wre jasecri very effectively lor decorations. At the Moper hoar dali.ty rofroshmews were sorved. Those present were fi,ssi Allinson, Leone, N'ewlin, Mary N'twlln, Stella, De3il, Grece Alln. fcdn Alltn, kileen 1'eare, Helen .Mc Donald. Hekn Cunry, Ine Knowela, Charlotte Jones, Mr. C. W. Char boKeau, Mrs. C. B. Blnger, Margaret Ctfrbttt, Runt Bacon, Alice rarthing, Mrs. H H. G ndy, Minna Ash. Wilma Oesterling and Dorothy Meyers. day evening. Llndsey'a orchestr a waa engaged and fifty or sixty couple n Joyed theiuoet plea sant ev'liinK which resulted. Re freshments consisted ol rpunch, which wa:i served during tho evening. The. pavilion is a vo y popular place for suinmov timo dancing and the young ladies who were the) sponsors of tho affair r?i'ijjved tho warm congratula tions of their guests, on the success of the epenlnj. oStarilng an extensive hotiduy trip ova the Pacific Northwtcst. Mrs Metsler and M&s Wliarlatto Jones, or. this city leuves this evening by way of Spokane for Calgary and Bunff, .IIU., 1U1U iJtfa uuuiac, 111 lll7 V.UI,- adian Rockies, which is fumed all over tho continent for its wonderful beauty. Front theu-e they will go to Vancouver. B- C. ami home by way of Seattle. They will be accnf jniod Dy Miss Ruth Hart of Pendleton. . The Progressive Club of the Chris tian church, tomposed of the officers and teachers of the Sunday school held a very pleasant social evening, combined with business meeting at the church, Friday evening. Supper was served to nearly fifty. During the evening, Mrs. R. II. Coke gae a rcad- of Jay H. Dobbin and Guy W. Huff man, which will be movent as soon as the railroad can furnish cara. This shipment was planned for Auk t. Tho same growers expect to send' out more, lambs ubout AuKU4t SO nnd Scptcmbctt' 3. The first o ' - lot, and probably all, will Chicago by way of Oimilia. lt.II(i.INS ON ODDS AM) FXlM to I lion shoes aiiLl! sites 5, 5 1-2, C, 6 1-2 at lips Inau cost. The TokotV- o S3-3t. Panama, 1-2 priii, lSt.aw Sailors TIIK ONLY AtiKXCY It tUc, ;irc. $3.50 ik'.iIR La - Pjjt'i- Many are enqulrlnf whore to get ' lug Suits, all-woiijpa jjargnlna. Iran. Dayton Alrliyis Tirea There is only one place to got them in Onion end Wallowa counties and that la at piesent at the residence of Chaa H. Shepherd, 270S North Birch St Ij G-vandev '. ' Send for descriptive circular. 8-3-lt.. fow F. W McLaughlin home, this (harming in every appointment vna lhA nartv eiven hv Mil fl. Fred GaskeK at her house on Second- St., 'ng that all appreciate! iuny. Friday afternoon. GuesUs were, asked for five table and bridge was played I Miss Lucia Haley, local libiarian, the highest score being made by left Friday evening for Seattle, to Mrs. C. H. Finn. The spacious ' spend a couple of Keeks viuitins be rooms wff e fragrant with a profusion parents. of Bweetpeaa and other lovely sum mer flowers. At a suitable hour do- llcioua refreshments finished a plea sant afternoon. Mrs. Gaskell's guests were: Mi s. Bruce Dennis, Mrs. C. H. Scianton, Mrs. C. H. Finn, Mi's. Fred Meyejrs, Mrs. Win. Bnllons, Mrs. W, G. Sawyer, Mrs. W. H. Bohnenkanip, Mil. L. B. Moe, Mrs. M. B. Donahue, Mrs. F. S. Ivanhoe, Mrs. H. A. Zur brick, Mrs. Hal Bohnenkamp, Mrs. J. C. Gulling, Mrs. H. M. Henry. Mrs. P. A. McDonald, M:c. L. M. Hoyt, Mrs. Frans Welhelm of Woodbuin and Mrs. H. M. Ruby and Miss Maud McGregor of Golden, Colorado. The O.-W. band . rcailzei hand somely fnm the dance htld in Rex Hall under their ausplce Tlrirsdny evening. The crowd was not as large as many that have been aeon In the hall, but it was Just right for comfort on the flo.r. The sue cess of the whole evening was sc. apparent and so ptenln: that the band committee announced before the crowd dispersed that another dance would he held two weeks from that night, or Tl unsday, August 14. Miss Harriet Young, of this city, left during the, past week for Seattle, Washington, where sho will Bpend a month studying music under tho in struction of Leopold Goilowski, re nowned pianist and composer. Mlsi Young, who spent last summer in Pe,ndleion, was responsible for Godowski's visit to that city to glvn a recital a couple of months ago Miss Young was accompanied as far as Pendleton by her Bister, Mrs Thacker. . The dnnco at Rex Hall, given by the Electrical Workc-is, July 2(ifu. was one of the best dances tha' has been given this season. The crowd was llve.ly and snappy nnd the music, was "top notch." The color scheme was carried out In blue and yellow, whi-h gave a very ple-ing effect. The e.'ectric lights w.-. strunP dccoiated by the men or the coin-,-i.iiiy to c.eriy out the Idea of the evening. Punch was served during the evening. Mrs. T. H. Totter and daughter, of , Walla Walla, end Mrs. W. T. Weekly j of San Francisco,- are in the clry on a visit to Mr. and Mrs. K. H. Ford. Miss Carrie Last left last night for Spokane, where she will spend two weeks for her vacat on. Miss Last is an employe of Hill's Department store . Miss Chris Miller, an employe of Hill's Department store, left last night for Portland and Scattfe, on a com bined business and pleasure trip. She will be gone about two weeks. Miss Constance Hull, accompanied by Miss Alliulcen Scroggin, will leave this eveninK for Portland where Miss Scroggin will visit at the Hall home till some time in September. this fol I M. K. CIU'IU'II SOl'TII Soivices will be, held in church Sunday, August 3rd a low.;: Sunday School at 9:45. Communion Services at 11:00 a. in Kpworlh Leslie Deoil'jilil niL'-t-Ing at 7:00 p. in. sharp. At eight o'clock tho congregation will unite in the, union bc: vices to be held at the park. . MISS ALICE G. KINNARD o fioiii Nt'v York, is with im for u few daya to assist you in vour scwitu; problems and explain the merits of Stand ard Vat terns. Jirin your sewing problems to lber and ask 1ier about tl.ein. ' ISlcWS Frm La Grande's Biggest, Busiest and Beat Store The Gum Tree. Tho Australian curnlyiitiis, or. n It Is riiiiiiniiiily inllcil, t. (., (-,,,, IB been grown suiceswrully In tunny emintrlox, nnd In New Zealand n has been found lln.r" lis growth Ik. hi fa vorable spots, faster than In Australia. In Itrii7.ll the imtliiirlCrs recognize its value for timber. I.AMIt SHIPMENTS I'ltOM WALLOWA COt'.Vi'Y FLOCKS . The first of the, IMS lambs fioui Wallowa- county's flocks will go -to mm ket in the eastnvittun a few days. About 511,00(1 lambs will he sold and they will bring probably $fl u head or a total of ?450,000, suyB the Record Chieftain. In formo:- years the flockninstcr'i followed the practice, of contracting -f 0 la luigo pioportion of their lambs to Miss Bcrnice N xon has been ; buyers .who came In the nilddlo of siiending' her vacation with her peo- summer. It would seem that few iple of May Paik. Flft'eeji months if any havo he.en conltactcd to out- ago he s,ld good-bye to La Grande, -side buyers this season, aitho the to go to Benkc-Walker Business lambs from the, farm bunds will be College. She Is now time-kc.epo'r for sold to the larger sheep groweis as the National Pipe and Tank Com--a rule- The large giowers fcej tha' pany of Portland. j they arc entitled to all their stock w-IM bring in the, market, and they Sixteen young ladles, members of l are 'willing to take the chance of r. the O.-W., offices staff, gave a mot decline. delightful Invitation dance' at the The first shipment out will consist pavilion in Riverfde peck last 'Sntur-lof a train of lambs fioui the flocks For . Fall - SKIRTING One of the new Wool Pluids arrived today. A very beau tiful piece in a lurge anJ1 rt tractivc pattern. Tho color J are delicate shades of blue and green on a background of black; -04 inches wide; priced at $6.00 yard. Gh armeuse What promises to be a very strong dress muter.nl fur fall especially in the ' Jarker shades, is that most durable fabric, Charmeuse. Hftick Grey, itrown. Taupe,, Blue and Navy. Prices $3.50, $1.1)0 and $1.50 yard. . Melba Toilet Water White Rose Love Me and Lilac Price $1.00. For Sports Wear . Sweaters Slip-ons, Silk Knit and Sha.vl etto Sweaters, of both silk ami wool knit, you will find in our ready-to-wear department. They arc in such desirable com binutiuns as Coral and Silver .Cerise and Black, Emerald i:d Salmon, King Blue and Black the slip-ons arc in Bolid cohvs Perhaps tho most novel of till is tho Shnwletto Sweater, or Coa tee sleevelcis, with belt of con trasting shade and trimming around bottom. Very attractive See our window. Prices from $4.50 up to $20.00 MENI Take advantage of this tomorrow Wool Sox, 35c Throe Pair for $1.00 Tomorrow. '. A New Shoe ''Armstrong' A lw heel, military, brown, caif Walking Shoe, by D. Armstrong & Co., for fall. A very pretty last, in a good color. Price $10.09. Also the same style in a nut brmvn, slightly higher heel, and a very finely dressed calf leather. Price ' $11.50. These are two of our licst fall numbers. ' 0. AMMRQMflBt. Ol These 25c :trcnt Tilyeerinc Your (Mloice SOAPS Pear's Trnn White Hyse, Cuticuni, Itesinol, Wnialliury'a Facial, Packers' Tar Soap. ' NEW SILK KNICKKRS Just arrived different in style nnd fabric; of flesh and pink col ors; a now fabric used is "Jean orlotte," a very light and fluffy material with a knit weave. Some ore Blightly ruffled at the knee. Flesh nnd pink wash sntin js used quite extensively also. Prices rango from $-1.00 to $3.00. "ENEHGINE" A dry cleaner for anything leaves no odor or stain; cleans perfectly, ailks, laces, furs, kid gloves, shoes, feathers, felt, etc. Removes grease spots instantly. If ''Energinc" won't clean it nothing will. In 10-ounce bot tle; price 25e. initmnnnmiiiiiniwinuwnnn'iuiiiaailluaaiaiunuuuiiintKinH ' Yl! New Beads Snmet.hing new and different New . 'Zealand ngntcs, with gold or silver chains. Chains are of Sterling, of 20 yenr pinto gold. This is a new slono, verv attractive, in bright colors; pric es $.1.50 and 1.50. BOYS' SCHOOL CAPS Felt Caiis in school colors of blue and white with small L ou front; in all sizes now. Price 35c. YARN Klcishnor's yarns, inPnacock Salmon, Coruline and Pink; the right kind of yarn for your sweaters, and in tho most wanted colors. See win dow. PRICE 35c SKEIN. 1 ::, in "be gone about Iyrejt- Mrs. G.W. Dow,of Sp'a-. i ,h ritv on ilt.lo her sn. i 9 o. bow. She will spel j or wr3 her, o . e 0 Miss .Wnc-e Kimmel spt j... Sf..;n lS.er City. vljIt'nP .. iju. ffn,?,e. of her two itc llu reside tftjre. Siegrist & Co. EXPERT . Watch Maker, and Jeweler V' vvill Jiue Jt'Ui' wut'-h keeji " tuiieA ' 15 o " 0V wilt tnlyHr Jewelry Imk ii-." li w tye vill fc"v.iHi ilrMkty 0 O U ' ?3 Siegrist & Qb.: LargiOt Jewelry has) fi n CHEVROLET 'e caii make iiijni'Miatc delivery on twu of tlicsw ondcf-ful iittl r, 0 f P ffl o o CM1 t'l tJ'AUCillC. I! Price $875 car. hum' in l mil . Otir tciTii w in umlv it i o O O o 0 e , o USBOCAR.U.JI. One l!15Ferff.ua!out. 9,9 s 6iiT 4018 Foi-fiTtiti Car . SC' 1917 Chevrol.'t I'ourin Cr. One 1918 Chevrolet Tcfi"' Wf r O o o t. o t J a a 'o v. p Wnlcamood and dJiih U u o o o ter. 1,-ivlsa,' left yc-terdayoninrlnfa on No. fi. for BijfT PU l" with friends. o r.nor2e Hough was a paen Vl,s. O GO OdO O O OO r .0 ger to r.akiW. yesterimy visit r- o Utl and O hiends. o 9 0 O 0 o o s o OO o. of o o fir' o e o
