La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 16, 1921, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextT 00 o e fffT .irr - -- o o - - 1... wMim o NEW,C0AIS NEW DRESES . NEW'SKIRTS NEW PLAID SKIRTINGS NEW VOILES NEW DRESS GOODS ALL AT NEW LOW PRICES! SEW lii-iSKiNEiWARE J IK HE. HillV Dep't Store lht'i.iiriing lire h!(jj)yj fluted at the.' were pretcily decorated with v,jespieuii interest uiKen in me con), greenery. A nuinber o rela HiK anr:icnun. ntn m ic;il all rue- ve and friends (.the brid' nun "'":9 pi'Miune ivwut uoove tne jiu wiliised the I average. MKi. 1!J a Cl'I'llKHiy, ilnhn CI i ne memorial i ree r win iumiiv-,- - - - tee of the Neighborhood Club hasnidny arternoon. selected the week if ler Eastitf as " J . wishing tilt! brid and umnoi, e Mr. anil .Mrs. Went "Wiir make Their Mill1 11 III I JLLUULII? ShUID, Hfllli OUffcnLi Harry . KTuvv i t lie host . . . .7 ' . 'l .... : lit The Memorial Tree Fund commit-!" tar lnu A'l'hft Club tin coining ,nnme ai names. Where Mr. WeK is jempinyril uy we U.-W. K. Si N. conl- time for a big '"Spring Festival" to be given at Fagls Hall, under their dim lion, with Mia. C. I,. l-aiinon -ginernl chiiinnan. The duton, March .'11, A firM 1 and , .which'ivll be Thursday, Friday and tialuiday of the jweek after Easter, have been chosen. j Numerous women' vntutArtAfrn of l.a (irande aud rommunily are (ru ling to o,operat with the tree fond !cominlltee and join them in helpi.n, inak thin festival , a final g"il clean-up in order that suffii dent funds ;muy be raised to go ahead nil fin Ush. tli undertaking at planting and .keeping tlie avenue of tries leuflmg to the Park, in uieinoi y of the Union 'eounty boys who served in thVja'e World War. j The general plan for the festival i I to have a rcgulur street of "liitle ( shops," earh organization repi'esenl jed to have charge of their "hop.'' i Robert, Cattiisou, window decorator .for the J. C. Penny Company, is to bave complete supervision of the der- orations. The "Handkerchief Shop" Irs. J. KJ Reynold was hostess I : T for the members Vthe Eastern Blur SSMMKttVHJJJ, . Fub.. !. Minn' Social C)ub yesterday afternoon, utl"l"" rncs w-jij the charming husj- her home, IMm Second street, IJur iiig the ifutrnoorf of curls, Xrs. J. C. McKwan eoJ ried off- high hoiiar. A dainty one-course lumhi-on wa ,-cived by ihe ho.slenH following 'the card ganii'H. "'"lieinunl Theison entertained nt a happy puily on Thursday evening, ut the homo of hia patents, Air. and Airs. John 'Iheison, nhnii In iniltiil in Hill li nhim ml iiln lliimml l iiinil nf-ltii kii, to MMhiin celi bi ate his thir teenth birthday. J As the event fell JiiluiUKir"t''1 H.llHyial Boy Scout week, Thursday of which a special program was given at the Y. M. (.'. A., mem bers of the Tat rot first attended thn meeting at the "V", unit afterwards, ifalliered at the Theison home. A delicious two-course luncheon was served to the hoys, the table be iiiK decorated in. u gay fashion with hearts und Valentines. . Dining 'lie ii will he in charge of the Indies of the i luncheon, t,be postman in rived with Altar .Society of the Catholic Church, uige number of Valentines aid let- with Mis. A. I,. McAHtaler ters for the guests present, und mmh Fresh Candy I .tttt ppfiPTvr.n amvrv.TWTNa kp.wi I " I 1 .. f UKUl SJUKt Chester Nuwlio in charge, The "Ursket .Shop" will ba in cliiirgn of thn Kpis copal (iuild ladies, with .Mrs. l.ce Warnick and Mrs. Claude KcrnntMi suuervisine'. and the "Towel Shoo in charge of the Woman's Iiclief Corps. The "Cooked Food, Fiuil and Vege table Shop" will be taken cure of 'iv the. Forkdiile Club, with Mrs. I H. Sto Idard, Mrs. Kate llanli y and .Mr. St i nek in charge. An "Apron Shop'' vil be supervised by Mrs. I.ou (liven and the ever-popular "Candy Shop" will be taken care of by Mis. Kail Stoddard. Mrs. Chase llohtirnka-ii;i, and Mrs. David Stoddard. The billies or the I,. II. S. Church will niamige a "Hug nml Pillow Shop," with Mis. (ieorge Stodd.i.d lis chnir- Ininn, and a 'VMiscellaneous Shop" will be conducted by tho Indies of the Thursilny 'llridge Club, in charge of j.Mrs. F. H. Jvnnhoe, Mrs. Fred Kid idle and Mrs. William Holloas. Another big feature of the festival will be. dancing, which is the ever popular diversion for an affair of this fun was occasioned by the giving (lit i f tmse missives, (iames of various kinds furnished entrtrtiiinment I'uring tlie remajipler of the evening. Thove whq helped flerrcird celebral' '.v'i'i'e Wesley and Sheldon llrownton, Howard lleatty, Francis Robertson, .Vaieolm Uyrkit and Dave McCarthy. M;::s Hulda Anderson is in Corval -li.i this week attending the slate eon ventien nt , Chriotiari Fnieavor. . She is ill- only. I,a (ijauile lU'legatc in atteiuliincc. ess of an eliiWale Vantiue paity given at hee home in ,'jiimmctviUe aist .--aiurjiay evening. - Valentines, hearts anil cupids strewn about the rooms, formed artistic decoration. An enjoyablu ovjenin was spent in ihtncing, Mr. npd Mrs. V. 11. Johnson furnishing the "peppy music." At midnight, .the guests were surv ed with dainty lefreshmentH and the Valentine ISox was opened, f'rizes were given to Miss Rerdie Stums iwhft received the irreatest nuniher. and the consolation was awarded to .Mike Monroe. JTiose present were Dt-nlie Sturns. Kuth Koberts, C'urol (ijenn, llelep Illiss, (irace Roberts, Viola tioodwin, Ednabell Mycin, Inex Woodell, Ivy lniniim, J.etti Itobbs, Ona and Fern McKinnis, Kmma Mcllatton, Ieona and fllaru Fries, and the Messcra. Kanilnil Ileum, James Combs, Purr (. antrell, Alex. McKcnzie, Fred Behrns, Bay Hensely, Kd Behrns. Donald Os wald, Mike Monroe, Reginald Wliit- lark, Roy Mcllatton, Ira I.nmman, Art Itehrns, FjidI. I.amman,t Charles Rhodes, Percy Ijimman,.' Charles Brock, Ray Carman, Clarence 'Good win, Mr. nml Mm. HeniyvFreis, Mr and Mrs. Victor. Jidmson and the host e.". ; ; . i. Mireion Hand me,t, Saturday nfter-noi-n with Miss iweiidolyn Buchuiutn as hostess. The regular program was ii'iriid out, and tho girls enjoyed needlework, at the close of which anility refreshments weie served. WoHtuiinisler Guild met at tin.' lioiue of Miss Helen McDonald on Monday evening.- Following Ibd.sbort biiKiui'SS mooting, during which time nominating committee comtpoHed Miss Ora McDonald, . Mrs. the next j was appointed by the iiM-e-'Ub I,,. I I!. F. .Murphy, In repnri ai I OBSERfMflNlWS GET RESULTS kind. Some of tho very best music j of Mrs. Oscar l'oai't'h, will lie provided ench evening and Kcklos jund Mihs Helen dancing will be continuous. Other entertaining features will lannoiinced later, and, in the mean- ine'tlna. .. , ,' time, everyone in the city or county During Ilio. evening's program, i is asked to help in any way to mukn pirn. Ar S. Duryoa read u well wril this one of the largest festivals ovei'!l"i disi rlptlon of a (trip to Shoiid held for a most worthy cause. ThelJou by Miss Margaret Adams. The committed in. charge wants each and ! mission lit Shoudjou has been adit l I i j s ... This meiiinrial, erected on lllveiMJn Drive, N. Y., to the nioiiiiiry or American Puti'lotx, Is t'lji'liiihlun In Its Aivbllee t n i.ii I tendencies, and Is an oxcellcnt exajnplv ol modem work ipanshln. , THE FAMILY PLOT should lio irraocd with a sultalilo stoi" in ww ovy of t'hf lovt'd oiios. 'e wil) )io jilmmcd to show you ninny cxnurjili'.s of , tomhstone ernft to select from. Ouv liorKirnbU'1 refiutiilion, is your eriiaran'tec of a stiuaro fk-nl.. . ' i BLUE MT. MARBLE & GRANITE CO lfi2 S AVK.N1 K, I.A OIIANDK, 0HK, 1 1 1 1 ! I B I e i 1 1 1 1 E 1 1 1 1 1 i I B 1 1 1 1 1 1 II 1 1 1 1 1 WHEN A FELLOW'S STRONG AND WELL and the world seems his to eoniuer, itV nivtly hard to work up any real eencern over tht future. But assuredly it deserves sol no st.'vioiis. tliouv(ht- for no mie can alTurd forgot U.hat youth Ls the accepted ti d preparation for old ago The man who consistently builds up a savings fund forestalls dependence in hiter years. Thbt instil ut i u wclcunes the younjt tt,opU''.s ac count. s. every one to feel that they have an interest!' in this unrtmla'king, " donutions will he jnost griitofiilly l'e Iceivcd by the committee in charge, or jby Mrs. C I,. I.arison, general chair , mall. - .i . .. -i- - I ' ' , " ' i Dr. uncj Mrs. R. F. Mm pju . were, delightful bust and hostess, last .ev ening for a pretty five-cuurso dinner parly at their attractive home' on 0 avenue and First street. A beautiful cyclamen plant formed the lovely centerpiece, while unusual ' place cards, made of pounuts and feathers, to represent birds, added a touch of humor to the whole. Kuril place card contained a cleverly written' 'verse, which when read, furnished iiiueh amusement. Those invited were Mr. and Mi-s. Harry airbrick, Mr. nml Mrs. Hal llohni'iikiimp, Mr. and Mrs, Walter Ueulor, and Dr. ami Mrs, F. ,. Kal sten. Chapter I, of P. '.. 0, will meet Friday afternoon with Mil. J. IK. Wright. Mrs.. Vincent Palmer will be leader for the day, huving a-i her topic, "Fox Faimitnt.'' . -, Mrs. F. I.. Ralston, was a charming hostess Salunliy hflerimim to the members of the Clio Club. Cards fur ni.died the diversion f..r the after noon, Mrs Chase H.itn kauip win ning high honors. 'Ilehiitit'ul red carnations were ar ranged ill the Ralston room-, produc ing u very pretty effect. Delicious refreshments wore served after the names. ml by the. Wnslnti ulster Onild of AnuVica. unit .K ejiilrely sumioi'KhI by this ni'im-niatinit. "How-' Ihu Bible., Katered' Korea" was a topic well told hy Mrs. C. M. Humphrys, while Mrs.F. H. Moss mun exilained in a. uiosi inli't'e.oliig ninnper ihc work done by thn Bible Society, In tho way of carrying re ligion lo arious coiiutrti's and peo plea, UiroiiKh 'the KiWtiK oJ' rn IMIlllM. - , Dainty refri'shiuents were served HI tbo close or the prumam social hour enjoyed. PhiRH Y, Feb. It!. A delightful and uiiuiue Valentine's dunce was held in the J'erry Community hall on Janu ruary 14,. given by the niemlwrs of the 3 L. s. The Indies did all of the asking, and at no time during the ev ening, were any of the gentlemen al lowed to experience the "wallflower feeling." As-, a consequence,, .every one had a most enjoyable time wuring tne evening, a supper con-. sisting or sandwiches, ice cream, cake und coffee was served. Mrs. Irene Ourr was ussisted in the kitchen by mis. alary Murray, and Mrs. Agnes Andrews served the ice. Mrs. Ida .-iepnenson was assistcn in manag ing tne floor by Mrs. Esther Ilansoi and Mrs. Nuomi Robertson. The pretty community nail Had bcn very appropriately decorated for the occasion; hearts predominating, while pretty house, plants were iirrarged hero and there. The decorating wa. in charge of Mrs. Nell Robertson, Mrs. Johanah Robertson, Mift. Zri-t-ta Murray, Mrs. Carrie Bonham ami Mrs. Rvn Reher. Tuesday will be "Guest Day" nt the Neighborhood Club, when the pro gram will hinge around (Jeoi'go Wash ington, whose birthday will that day be 'celebrated throughout the nation. A "Washington Silver Tea" has been planned, which promises to be most delightful.. In order that the program may be presented with its fullest effect, it is. OUito nei'P.stoi Vv ihnt n irtinAiiniG nol. , , I lection of nntinues, heirlooms and colonial articles of interest bo collect ed. Anyone who has anv article of and a ue.sci ipiion ami is wming lo loan jit to the club with the assurance of isafe return, is urged to communicate . Another good time is promised theilth J'l"s' J- K; W'hl. JIls; " members of the country club this I ",'ow,,tu" '' JIra- Vince-.t Palmer, week. The furniture is now com-1-' I','"-""'. lll;lt " ' olelelv installed and no inform v Utm 'nieresllllg II 111 plans lol lllUJ, diincing party will be giveu Friday ...... .,!.. a i ti... ......i.. .... eiybody had u wonderfully good' time! Vy.ith -oPration of tM members, and it is nromised that this one will ,1"18 l;m 'K "''cumpnsiieii lio lots of t'un also. I,iii(t.ev' cr- ' si is s en .Ld Won,-a7uJir.ly .U-lievi have been a we,, amPhappy womn f Sr.eh Tr 4 ":-''jrmyWhous!::oBan; Z mal.sm by lanlac, She Sa,. : M ip "I wih eve'rv sick man, woraap Wl weight and feel lter than 1 child in Portland knew what I ki.o v'-niember icciing uc.., .. ibout Tanlae," said Mrs. S. 0. AJtip.1' ' ,,....,. p,.,nr of 400 Maiden Ave., Portland. Or--. I h.lve.rinorn s u u . , . - . i ..iff a i,. i ,1.. Ulllff nunc: "- - - . pNictically all my life. When u girl I was always bothere with indiges tion and sick headaches. The pains in the pit of my stomach were simply awful, and often I had to get up in I K., nifrltt niul u'.lL' 'tri.imrl On I1C- unt of the pressure of gas around , City, and by the lending iiruggisw every town. Adv. w Arthur E. Allen, Stiitf.lirt, Arkar s, writes as follows: on nc-'Silverthorn'x Fainjly Urtifr Store,-, 1 have neen using yom ,n-i... cunt ol tfte pressure o( gas arounu - -- .- ;h ..:,,.. my heart. My appetite was po0r and;f' I'"',''' ltth wlt 1 '7' L I had to be very careful about whati'i""- I am now out, , I ate. I was so badly cr,.(.!ed upiy" "''' mi'' C' ' 1 ? Ml.h Jm,il, 1 .n,d.l hr.,-,llv wiillc ''We lioiue. und it was all I could do to turn my I head. ' "That was my condition when I i oecn taking Tanlae and n-y incirove- meni wun tne very iirst ootue was fami1y DRUS STORE just wonderful I continued to, take it UA cranoH'Oscion. until it put an end to all my troubles. I "Ever since I have taken T-.tnlnc! AOTIIIII) I? IITEN. Stutgart, Ark., P. O. Box .1.0. 2-i-tr , ' '.' llfl 2ED ' BOOTS . i mm I iff. " -a I'tia J - .4.'. "...: i i:...:,tiiiu; tiijj, LOOM FOR THt YELLOW LAkU. ''"TC-ir- t C f v mttlid ami uie Av h'a.L'. 'j tvvn until 5uturdat . - ?... i-trf M? Mi' j. l THE uppers on m-. i . . '.i ' : r:rci vo.y q.iiLl' when exposed to s.i .i.kI ,.:r. Whii.-: .- boot can stand undue exposure, the i .-.:.)..! I'rewufr Preiccss produces a bootex(eplioii;Wiyl'it'i: a o:iiiiisijbjL'cuoB able feature. Wbwr yo:i tiiy a :-t! boot !?! a yvilow label and the word "tfOSO- t-i) it, you are getting the latest development - - an upper tiiat will stand rough tLcatmtnt combined with i!:e newest titc-tread , soles, which means lore; v.v. gjj.i jood looks. "H0GD"- is your gtiarntce. . V &1k any dealer or write in. HOOD RUBliEK PKODUCTi WATERTOWN COMPANY, INC. MASSAIIIUSCTIS ited by Miss liltimhe Clark, leader, mil the committee, can te carried out. cheslra will help nut pe,i into the paity. NiH'ial activities are gradually in creasing nt the club and nearly pulIi The woman's missionary of the Presbyterian church, the Wesminis ter (luikl and any others who are in terested will hold u Missionary Study evening st'esa numivcr of l'ioplu there,. '. , r ' ' . ,i " ni Tuesday night . a- mmibit ; drove, put - V; -"r"'" and had a phonographic dancing pur s,.u'l',,f thf bo"k 1!lbe '" ''' " ty and evevbody bad such a good ,M-', ,."kl'n, ,,D V'"' ?lu,,!wl- "x lime thnt it was unanimously de. id ','';- !'" levotl to , the chapters.; .,i .k .i . .k r..n .1... :..l.i l, i 'he first meeting will be called to- oen 'house oa.'.v of' this kind. a (morrow afternoon at Mi-s. Mossinan's j buffet lunch will be served on tll.-e : j" 'f " e. " "!"' lh,s f1'"1" , 'i evenings. I : " "UL an" l"e , Last Sundav a large number ,to.,V. , '. ,,s in- Upncr t.th club iuul thin feature 4 '" 's.!"',n H.,M,,y: ,msK being very much appreciated. Sim- p""""" "".""V n,,n" lm" ."'N luy, all members are invited to be , ' v, .......... r.i..,,T.,,K there. A good old-fashioned Chicken' "' ml "UUK '"r sl,u' " n,0,uns 1; jiml just us much tunc, will lm ilevot itil to ho mission studv. 'I ncvpr Vncw Ivow p.ocd tuLliT4 tould br,' Whitt- Rock i !1 Ui. TImI wdlbv youre.'.pt tufnt.tuo, brrfu nor a inlt jwir Iravei J.c HOOCKptuntwiiltoui lull mircn.ti unrd lo Uvzvy blotk uppert by the H-uJ Kocei. fvlflde in all iuci lor all servict.'i'licy 1 c lea tit ti. ' WHITE ROCK WEhLEV AX Vou ( ulJn 'r J;;' ihetn any U:t'i il you mad dwm yr.tlf. ihu giidf wool tij ; rj, il! fit;; lining, iiuiny miolfs.inj rheply lough sole oi tti-tiead ock all dtivt-n lope th. r fo nu'i'sof wtar by i!it I lucj rrwur; P:uciii. Aik lor White Roitc Portlands. mm d ii) nor will In servi(l. why it si:ci:i;i. "The Bank That Takes .Care, of. Your Iirterst3." ii 1 1 1 e ; c f 1 1 ! i ii 1 1 1 1 1 ii 1 1 ii 1 1 1 1 1 ii 1 1 1 Due to illness an,., mi? the nienib. the popular com ert which the Meth- .lames E. KachaU and l.oretla Herg, odit church choir will ntv-cin i,. it... Iioth of l-.lgm. wei-e unitiNl in mar iinmi-diale future, has nm potpn- riuit" this moi'tiinu at 11 o'clock, nt j r-d from the ISth to M:ii. )i 4ih. Dili- 'he .Presbyterian church. Itev. James j Kent rehearsals undi r the direction of A. Smith officiating.. The father, of I Mis. Scott Whealley divulge that the! both the bride and the groom' Were ;Bri..UM, . ,.-, ,, ThinR 0n.t ,,, " ".....ers win iw huge and Present in wnness me simple, out im-i ljt (;ra,u. ye Appreciate Thb .... ov muMC presenlei! ot i pres.-ive ceremony. . high onler. The concert wil, he. well I . , , blended in nil it pe ts. The pro-1 The Girl's Friendly Society will reed will apply to the organ fund, bneei this evening ut Hooan Hull at 7::I0 o'clock. A urood time is antici- . i-s i.ouim) I eiuliton emeiiubml ,l. ,l ,) ,loe;. 6 servant in your house me Mi.es Herald, Society ut the iwill he discussed for the Washington's honi.1 of her paivnts on Cedar street,! Mirthdav paitv which is to lie given Satuid.iy afternoon. Mary Amsdrn iby this organiialion. ,. took chiirge of the lesson ' hh li i ' dwell on the peoples ui.,1 custonn .,f, VIKCENT. Fell. Hi. A pretty fricu. The iifteiiiium .,,;.i in ;!.,..... i,n .l T......I . riieiy 1 ,1, oen .in-s mum r.vn .iienn 111 Mf. Elmer Wcis were united In Nothing can lie good for everything, lining one thing well brings suc-ce.-s. Ouan's Kidtiev Pills art for one evening, plnnsi thing only. For weak or disordered kidney? ask your neip-hlmr! Here is l.a (irande evidence to prove their worth. Howard C. Trull, no:, O St., I.i i, ran, e, says: "I can recommend Dunn's Kidney Pills 'as a remedy of meiit. I have used them for attacks mariiage nt the home a, f the bride s'of kidney complaint When mv b:ick and Mrs., John Metid. ofjwas weak !ind lame and niv kiiliievs deled irrrirulaily, and unnaturally. A short use of Dunn's K'i.lney PilN hits never bailed ti relieve, these attacks of -the wedding were- hrsi'd. the bridal tpaity iiumes KUKgcsuv,. ut st. Valentine. U the close, delicious ,efn 'shmvnis were served. 1 be neii nt.vting wi, i iu iiiniie oi .Mrs. ,-,u,, KnauU. oan nts. Mr .... , Vincent. ' Wvhuig o., . l,,r,h,i,v A, lho s(rnill)! event.-, m U .ran,,e p,.,mi.e to IK.;m.,.eh were hrsvl, T. V iT . dl"eUnB 'hebs-enihh! hen.mh n beautiful r-m- and strengthen my b k and kidnevs." ' , .. , , ., ""ern l,'lod- ,lM,w vhnoed aivh nf r norv tl. Price Ckc at all alers. Don't . "i. "Wfb. that n the fum-U. R. s1nn. f the ITfKt Il:n.iist limplv ask for a li.ttiey rem.ii-et ...l.e ...7, '" i-'rner .mpin.A Chmvh of l.n Ginnile. peiforme.1 tie Dean's Kidney 1M1 the sasie thn h em-V mi "f-mon. '"r- Tmll hid. Fo,er . Milling Co.. i . ,'..., nuii,,n uivie tafTi -i tMri"!! wun cnn-, evening pi Psenting , program, of all ton with - nn uv.hridi.l veil, oko of I We have our old weieht. k. imnl- ! ,eT.outncm melod,,.., ri from op?;,hiffon. Sh ZM ower Ihiu M blue erte,-4. If.. lX.wr.4 19 o.M . . .i! . ,n. ""' eonif ouet of white ml nink ci nations. 'jne-e we will mianioJi against tuni plete program ht , dispv ,Uir w:, , ereentr . P"TW --1. .OiiJtVc f 1 Electric Washer . SOLD AT . Eastern Oregon. Light 'aii.dPower'.Co'8; mn. .uoose wiv r'rsiunisil.U f.,' i-:. . ti.. Ik 1 w t.it e S 09 e