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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 19, 1919)
T HE 8 UN D A Y MOKN iNli OBS K Ik V ii WHY-? Order SondAway Suits yhcn it takes ' thirty to sixtj.Mlii.vs t) got them. If you ever got. rhoin.Wo uniko them up 'hi a few. day.." Vill guarltaitee our l)lue Serge to ' standYf'our Ytvirs average wear. A i .t x ... . A3 GGERY x Mi l'l &vUe, ' The Choi-lei Reynolds home wa the scene or a pretty parly Mnnda: cviniiiB. when Mrs. Charles Key nolds and -Mrs. Le.- Reynolds inviteii In seventeen ot the most intimate friends ot M:?r, Ethel WrlRht, Ritcsl . oC honor. After the jiuosts had til assembled and. had rpmt some tinn around the cheery firo place-, tin liostora asked t ie guests to follow Ihe-iu and load the bevy of Bills up utalrs where they opened a door anil found a. comfort ready tor knotting Tlio Kiiests spent llio evening in comfort knotting for llio guest ol honor, and at an appropriate hour n pretty luncheon wa. served by th'i hostesses. I'lnk and wiite furnish cd the color decorations. ncntitifu . Ophelia rorios in a cut fthisa vase formed tilt centerpiece, 'from which pink ribbin streamers extended in the end of the table to w'.icra tin guest of honor v?s seated. The; we're attached to rose buds, 0111 each hi a silver bud vr.?e which war placed on eac'i side of Mis.- Wright Those present wero the Mi-jse'' Ethel Wright, .Lillian' McDonald, Runa -Ilaeon, H.izol Mii;;iMion, M Neill, Resile Alllnsnii; Leona Xuvvliti Wilmn OesterliiiK, Mill '.a Ash, Wide Anthony, Helen Currey, Eileci l'enrf, Helta MeDonald, Dorothy Meyers, Charlotte Jones and Mrs Clarence C ::'.rl:oi:cu and Mrs Chiirlcs Binfrner. ! The friends of Lyle Stringham ol Imbler, will no doubt bo interested to know of Ills marriage to Miof lennio Warren at Cisbee, Arizona. 511 Septomber 30th. Tho yoioii; couple have returned to Imblei where they will mnko their futurei ionic. Miss Warren lived In La Grande several years ago and also has tuught In the public schools of Wullowu county. Mr. Stringham was em ployed In tha State Bank of Im bler, which place he again occupies after serving In France with the La Grande Hospital Unit. The Parent-Teacher's Association of Cenlrul school will hold Its sec ond meeting for the year Friday aft rnooti, October 24, at 3 o'clock In the Central building. The meeting !s to be an important one ns nil members and friends of the differ cut parent-toachor'8 associations ol the city are invited and will Uk" part in the program. Some evtrn ttood numbers are being arranged and Miss Kathleen Rye Will hive, charge of the musical program' to hu given. All interested are especially' invited. The regular meeting of the NelKh. Iborhood Club will be hid Tuesdtt) of this week jt the Club parlorst Tills Sll be a meeting of unicli tiitnresi and Importance as the coining lte! I l Cross Drive for ChritmasSels wll. be discussed and plans made for car lying on tho rampalgn. Mr. Dmrls the state teprosentalivo for the pre vention of tuberculosis was In l.ii Grande this week and met with the committee on CJvlcs of the Neighbor hood Club, requesting them to take care of the. drive for Union County. The neighborhood Club feels thaf it is an lionor and a.prlvllege fo be intrusted with this work and will de vote themselves earnestly to Its fill fillment. Mrs. Kay Logan Is chairmen of the Civics committee. A splendid music ul and literary program Is also to bo given. A very delightful social event was the second get-together social of the Young People's Class of the Metho dist Sunday School of which Mr. J. L- Cramer Ib teacher, on Friday even ing at the home of Mr. nnd Mrn, Scott Wheatly. !)01 Fourth streot. Thero were thirty-five present anil the evening was spent In very amus ing and memory-testing games. Late in the evening, dainty refreshments were served by the charming hostess. Miss Helen and Mary Johns arriv ed Friday evening to spend the week-end as tho guests of Mist' Helen .Carrey. 'Miss Helen John' was a teacher here in the hlg-'i school two years ago. Both tho MUs Johns aro members of the f.amo college sorority, Ganimo I'm Berta, as Miss Currey. Their home Is In Pendleton. Miss Pari Weintis of Chicago, who has been visiting her cousin, Mrs. Harris French, left yesterday morn ing for Nampa, Idaho, where she will visit Mrs. French's parents, Mr. -.nd Mrs. J. T. Ormund. Miss Nell Grimruott very pleasant ly entertained the Martll Club on Tuesday evening. Six tables wore ar ranged for cards, at which Mrs. Claude Scranton won the high hon ors. Refreshments were served by the hostess at an appropriate hour. Mrs. Laura Hedrlcks of Pendleton, whe) is a guest with Mr. and Mra. Harley Riclmrdson, expects to return this evening to her homo in Pendle ton. Cecil C. Howard, of Union, and Miss Lily May Squire, of Portland, wero quietly married yesterday morn ing nt 10 o'clock nt tho Methodist parsonage, How Sherman Hawk of ficiating. Mr. Howard Is a toucher In the Union Sehoola. Mrs. Ed. Rut.nblo of Joseph, Is the guest this morning of Mr. :and Mrs. F. L. Lilly, ns she Is stopping over between trains, continuing on to Portland. A farewell reception to one o 'heir departing members. Mrs. C. C Coolldgp, who leave soon for he new home near Welser, Idaho, wa nlven by the numbers of the Park lute club Wednesday at tho home o. Mrs. C. M. Riddle. In May P.oO N'early all the membra wero present to bld a good bye to Mrs. Coolidge who lias been one of tho very tfrtive members of the organization and har rceently filled the ottlce of secre tary. V hil the occasion was on of Interest to the members present mid a bounteous repast nado up a ptirt of tho pror,traiu thero was man ifest a genuine feeling of regret ovrt the early departure of Mrs. Cool Idge which was Ui a partial measure expressed in the way of a souvenit gl(l In which all the club's member ship ' had a fclmre. Mr. and Mrs. Coolldxc are arranging to leave in a very short time for Idaho wltere t ley w ill go on an extensive farm which they recently purchased. La Grande friends of Miss Ruth Elton this week received announce, nient of tho marriage to Roy Keat Terry of Portland, Saturday, Oct. 11th, nt tho First Methodist Epis copal c'.iurch In Portland. Tho wed ding was a quiet event, to which on ly a few close friends and relative of the bridal couple were present Rev. Joshua Stansfiold officiated nt the ceremony wliich occurred at 8:30 The bridal couple wero unattended The bride, w-ho Is a sister of Mrs John llodgin of this city, whoi.i she has visited frequently, ntteneleil the University of Orestin whero sho was a member of PI Beta Phi sorority For the past two years she had been associnted with tho work of the Kill- son-White Chautauqua series Mr. Terry, who is a son of Mrs A. Torry, and a nephew of Senator Gils C, Moser, waB graduated from the University of Oregon and the Hurvnrd Law school. Ho. is a ni -ni- her of tho Alpha Sigma Phi frater nity. He sorved as first lieutenant overseas. After a brief wedding uia Mr. and Mrs. Terry will make then . homo on Portland Heights. ' ' There is something niysteroiiH stirring In the Neighborhood Club circles. Curiosity Is on tlptoo for it has leaked out just enough to s.t everyone guessing. Tho president, Mrs. T. J. Scroggln, nnd tho vlco presldent, Mrs. Norman Freose, have been busy conferring all tho past week. Just what Is going to hap pen Is still In tho dark but tho gen eral opinion is that some very un usual program for t'to near future lp being planned. Tho members of the Sans Sou i club were entertained Wednesday ef this week by Mrs. Fred Holmes. The afternoon was spent In cards and hlt'li honors wore awaiY'd to Mrs, Clamlo Scranton. Tho Brldgo Club tendered Mrs. W. R. Jones a most -plensant surpnsev Thiirsdny ovnnlng. when they gather-1 cd at the Jones homo to help Mr?.' Jones celebrate fhor birthday. f MIhs Worth Is a tid tlto dan jter Tho home of Mrs. I!. W. Leli;hton ill Cedar street as t'se sc. ne of a trppy t:oftierlns Saturday evening leteher 11th. when a mlseiianeotn dto-.ver waa given Miss Anita Worth, iride-e-ei-i of John Berry. I.a Grande gliO of JJrs. Mary Worth. After I'inisli i mr her course ll tin' I.a Grange stlutoli. s'to attl'ild vd the W.t-o.mton Stale Ai'.riculiur 1 College ar ii!!:tn, and for tho aast three ye.;rs has oe'ou leachl'.l it Grande Mound. W.-CWughm, In tlu ;lrl's state ludnstritl sehoeil. Mr. Berry's Ifoijo Is at Chehnllis, 'i'.K'iiiu:lon, where ho Is serving hi second term ns sheriff 1IV Wortn received man! beau 'If ul nml useful presents, and all prevent enjoyed a plearant evening ' Mrs. Karl Lynch was hostess to !ho Eastern Star "Stve!l club Tues day aft 'noon. Hvo humleed proved the mean-J of entertainment, hl.tl: honors j'.olng to lira. W. 11. Boh-nenkamp- l.i':''!t rerrehm.'tits were served. by the hostess at the eloe of the afternoon. Miss Carrlo Hunter of Island City will enti'rtain the next meeting of tho club. Mrs. William Ash" will be hostesr. to the Lucky Thirteen- Club next Thurrdnv. . . . ' Mrs. Frod Klildlfi entertained the Thursday Brlduo ('lull this week- . Miss Ita'ol Jenkins of Pendleton Is spending (be week-end ns th-i "nest of Mi-a Uotnji Jacobson. Attention, Woodmen of the World. If you car'' to soe a flno lot of rr t. .. it.r,t rntn.r rlvliltip. ili-nn Ihe program and social planned by i lho Silvcrtburn drug store, the Uxnl ramp, W. O. W. No. ld'.t for..1(.y !iuve a large assortment of all Mynday evening has been postponed , oesrom baby fish to fish five In-' indefinitely on account of the sudden rilf.H iting. They are offering hetn death of Neighbor F.. J. Conrad. JoJ. Ml'llClllSON, P. C. C ,. LILLY, C. C. K. J. KITCHEN, Clerk. Job Prlntinir. The Observer. Main S7. i..- ...it llll Cill'-y il each. V lay n-ovies. at prices of 'k-ture vrinlcnc at unci Moiij1 tho 1 COr to tl CI) l-l(l-tf. Sherry's Sun- lntest thine; in K)-ir-'.!t Picture vaudeville nt Sheriy's Run W.illing .Millinery. it)-lG-tf. Tho Melliodist Aid will have a rummage sale in tho basemen! of tho Methodist church Wednesday, October 23. H)-19-:it Save 30 on'Tire Wear . Get the Fullral Efficiency Out of Your.Sprlnsa bf Equipping v Your Auto With . GUi:s SritlNG l.KAK OILKKS -Ninety per Cent of All Tiro Itlow-outH Aro Traced Directly to Stiff ami Unyielding: $iriniri. Grus Oilers snve tljoir cost in the first 1000 miloa on tiro wear nloiu1, besiilcs they Ktp nil spring auenks, prevent rust and . broken springs; will make any auto rule fiO percent casicr'ptvinjf you more power, less enme .trouble nnd less depreciation throughout tlje entire ear. Grus Oilerjl ork while you ride nnd make every rcrad a boulevard. Grus Oilers are adjustable and fit all spring ami are sold on a SlT-day. free trifil w iron-clad money-back GUAKANTKK Thut if after ,10 days you nre not perfectly sat isfied, that ihey pvlt uiyetu! to squenkinj? ond breaking that you t are riding easier nnm that'tbero is p;s strain on your car und . -tires if you are .mf KUKK of all this, return them nnd tho , purchase price wilT, lie refunded. What other ttccelory can you buy tltnt will do ns much for . your nuiuiiHmni' ; Sent parcel post: oilers for all hirc set, subject to the a! make of car and nii Dealers write foj J. E. niild on receipt of $!).00 for set of cifrht nrs, or J.ri.()() for Ford or Chevrolet No. 41)0 eve iriuunnt.ee. When onlerinir, nlease stnto lei. our proposlLlm nnd territory. TRYZELAAR 170 SL Clulr Street. Const Distributer Portland, Oregon, IM i;. IJMIIlfiMIK' Just Received a Car Hepmobiies Tho P. E. O. Sisterhood wern puests on Friday afternon of Mrs Robert Eakin. The iiarty was Rlvr.ii in honor of Mis; Ethel Wright nnd was relative in every detail to hoi nppronchini; marriage. Each pnesi presented Miss Wright with a orli; Inal brief on "How to P.ring Up I. Husband." iV-iinty refreshments were nerved by tho hostess on a beautiful nnd npproprlatly decorated table In a chariulnri little speech, full el liunior and. pathos, Mrs. OrorM Currey In behalf of tho Sisterhnl, presented Mii;s Wri;;lit with n cotfe. urn.' Another guet of honor, seated a' tho table, was Mi". Gcorao K Claik, who Is soon to j.iln her husband 1-,' Corvallis. Mr:;. E. E. Kiddle pre fiented her with a P. E. O. spoon, a. a. farewell token of esteem. Tci soon, one of tho happiest afternn-ins In tho history of C iaptcr "V eune to. a close nnd the assembled puests reluctantly departed for their hnities shiirin? the praisns o' their charmitiK hostess and ttteir happiest wishes' for their truest of honor. A't six o'clock Wednesday eveninii Ralph Winters and Miss Mary C . Oroupc. popular employes of tho O. W. H. & N. otflres were quietly mar ried nt the Methodifit parsonabo by th Rev. N. fineruian Hawk. The bride and groom were attended by; Mr. and Mrs. Ralph E. -liyers. Tho wedding r.amo as a complete surprise to their many friends who wore, expecting the event later In the year. Ifowever, "servetiy m the wedding had been planned 4he news' was soon out and Mr. anr Mrn Winters "were creeted nt the? train as they left- by a Jolly crowd who wished them , much happiness anil . luck on their honeymo' , Mr. nnd Mrs.. Winters wll-sfond their honeymoon in Catitornla aftijr ' which they will rewr'n to La, Orando and make their fu.uro home. " The brido Is'lhc only daughter of Mrs. Lena Groupe and received hi lufatlorf 'in the La Grande schols, " as did altn her htii'oan.l. who Is a' son of. Rev. and, Miv. ; Winters ' former residents of this 'city, .but now of Caldit'ell. Idaho. . William M. Poaico and Mr Frarrs A. Ward, both of this city. were unltI In .inp.rrj.ic Sundaj evening a C. o'c'.'k J.l toe Methoaj dlst chnrfli. Rev. Shermi llawl. otficljfing. Tht- ito acrompanie hTjMr. and Srs Erec-in Raven Charles Andrews and Salt 5urr- . . O I . 5 t WS, AoHoyncOTieiit Hamilton Motor Co. wish to announce that they have secured a location in the Foley Hotel building for SALES ROOM for their USED CARS The room is 1107 Adams. This room ,with their . location on Fir .street, will be room enough to take care of their business until they get their new home, in the Spring. WE HAVE QEKT n ARE OFFERING EXCEPTIONAL VALUES IN LATE . MODEL, USEn 0AR3 AND TRUCKS. . . ' . . FOTI.S CU FiVROLETtf OVETJLAKJJ.S. N..A H II S T IM K V. A K K li 12-T().,ASI TlilCK All In First V Imss r.,n,litinii. Tcnii. B. C Hamiton- ':Mqt. ' Co, mffriiiifrroii foii e ' " . fttiW. CJULAW CADILLAC, STVTZ C A1& SASH QVA.D, ' aa 0 . tfASH TRUCK. . I'o the motor liiiyiiitr public in s'rii cral, to 70,000 IIupniol)ilt owners, anil to all who ,si'lllli!pinoluli'j, wr- cxpi'osfl our di'opt'sl convict ion that the Scru-s "II" is tiic best irnpinobile we have ev er built. fay t'lii ivrt alone because we know, tital, spccii'icatioii by specification, t Sei'ies Ii '' oultlistiinccs all its prede cessors in .-t relict li '.'iiitl tiiality of in it, . t rial and quality of workmanship. Anil not alone because, by actual test the. ''It'' outpoints every' oilier Hupnto'uie in all-round performance, comfort and economy ol'Mipkcep and operation .Hut because this uewes! I luiunobi'c seems to us to anticipate :yitl meet the. demands of the most important section of the ;rent; inotor-buyinir public that part which demands a relatively Unlit eaV at the lowest price w.hieh insurer' the best, in eiifriiiecrinjr;, material, and workmanship.. It. is low hiiu;;. its clean lines are v.'iMi out a break. The sli-htly sloped lino from tlie back ofhe r-'ar seat, to tiiptiC radiiitoi' tt'i.irelher with the slojiiiif; wiml shield HUitet-speed. The finish on the hood, fenders and run .iin'.c near is hard-baked enamel, 'bla k as je'l. The body is special irupmol.le blue with a bib and lasting lustre. 'J'he upholstery is neiiiiinn lelher in' Freilcli jilaits lastenc'd on all otlajps with leather covered moulding. ' The body is lined, tliroiiiihont ; no painted 'surface is exposed for scratching and nihtrring. Tin: driving compartment h;is a clean cut appearance. Willi no unsit'litly hous ings prfiv,t;tiiH.,rb'tunowi-'is hand Bomely rarpeted and has nickeled rol; 1 and foot rails. ' . ' ,- tupniobile owners this season will have even less difficulty in etpuilUng the .per-, forinance of any car at any price, with any number of cylinders in hill climb ing on high ixear and in pulling on high gear through sand and Toud WOMEN BPtlVERS "V Women drivers have always given the llupinobile more than a measure of ap proval. 'e predict that the Series "Ii" will excel in their favor, all form er Hupniobile models. Its beautiful appearance long, low body with iri'.'icefid. swecpinrr lines will instantly attract them. Tts many other good qualities will convert that attraction into downright prefereiKc. USED CARS. A few good bargains .in usVd oars. We have Two Dodges. ' One light-four S"f udobakor. " . One Kissel. ,"' ' We Are Agents For HUPMOB y:.'At .t-w -ts , -v " ' o o o AVe d'.-liveY oiii; rigllt; to yojir door. Hen. forth " i': : V.- Waidtf will be met ,ioiu,4lv liv u. tr0S-.-' . .'o'".? ;0f7."-.iil0.. 1 1 ' ' o . Qo o 0 o o o . Wallova Milling & Grain Col o .jt0-,-P.:--I:Q- o 8 o o o
