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SATURDAY, MAY 21, 1921
LA GjtAHDE EVENDiG OBSERVER
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the hostesses and thore attendiu de !
clared the event to have bei one of
ha ntnif dolurhtfol nf tlm w0eW.
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Society items should be
telephoned to the society ed
itor of the Observer,' Mttin
37, 'before 10 a. m. Wednes
day and Saturday morning.
Items sent in by mail should
be in the mails Tuesday or
Friday night.
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tion of captain wus held. Grant Bean
was chosen to lead the 1922 squad of
track Wn to victory.
Earl Reynolds, who coached the
team this year, was presented with
a kodak by 4he members of the team.
A . delicious three-course luncheon
was served during the evening.
Mrs. L. A. McPhcrson, mother of
P. IW. McPherson and Dr. J. L. Mc
Phci-son, celebrated ho- seventieth
hirthtlav on 'May 14 at the home, of
her daughter, Mrs. R. F. Greene. Four
generations were present.
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Fred Williams, an O.-W. employee,
nd Mrs. A. A. Marlin, were married
Tuesday evening and are now at home
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The change ws made because of the :"; . , .)h Ou.ftt5ionod
ong-cont.nued rainy -eatnr. am oi , charlvBr,- Thur8(h,y cveninK by their
an Hall promptly at 11 o'clock, when fr,lnd:"
the breakfast starts. The program
will follow immediately after the
breakfast.-
The event this year will h sur-orb
in every way for a high diss program
of La Grande talent is included in the
program that will be given during the
breakfast hour. Those who have not
Late 'is afternoon, announcement
was made by the officers and commit
tee in charge of the annual breakfast
of the Neighborhood Club, that the
place of the party has been changed
from Riverside Park to Honan' Hall. !
.Little Vivian Penewell celebrated
her seventh birthday by entertaining
fifteen little guests at a !awn party,
Refreshments were served from a
prettilly decorated table on the lawn
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Budge, of La
already made reservations for the Grande, were here last night on their
hrenkfast should tcleohone Mrs. !wav to Condon, where they expect to
Claude Scranton, who has charge of spend several days with Mr. ana nirs,
the guest list for the occasion. . H. A. West. Mrs. West is tneir
The committee which has charge of ,ter. Pendleton East Oregpm
the arrangements for the breakfast!
is composed of Mrs. C. H. Scranton, . nr ito,-0St to his La Grande friend
chairman; Mrs. B. H. Jesse, Mm. Col-:,.om(.3 the announcement that Clyde
on R. Eberhard, Mrs. C. B. Miller, RcitK, son-in-low of Mrs. Sarah E.
Mrs. R. L. Poarch, Mrs. Hurry Zur- jMcCall, has sold the Canino theatre
brick, Mrs. Charles Reynolds, Mi i. W. i0 The Dalles, of which he was ownci
G. Sawyer, Mrs. Vincent Palmer, Mrs. U f. E. Hawkins, of Portland.
I.. H. Russell and, Mrs. C. H. Bidwell. has opcraTerl-thcjiiotion pictiirphouso
since last sprimrTwnPrl ho purchased
Miss Ruth Stewart, who has been jt from Lew Cullins. The new owner
teaching in the Elgin high school dur- Lvii take possession June 1. Scitz
ing the past winter, will come in on ipi;,ns to take a short vacation after
the branch this evening, and will join jturp.ing the theatre over to the nw
Miss Minna Ash and- Miss Wilmn jcwner, the "first in 14 years," lis he
Oesterling on their way to Portland, expresses it. He expects to continue
Miss Stewart's home is in Portland
Musical numbers am? addresses on
many subjects of interest are contain
ed in the program prepared by the'
21st annual convention of the Oregon
Federation of Women's clubs in Pen
dleton from May 31 through June 3.
The club women of Pendleton will en
tertain one of the largest delegations
of club women ' assembled in recent
years in the stite at that time, includ
ing a number of representatives from
La Grande.
The program, as announced this
week 'by the Pendleton club women
to make his home in The Dalles,
Mrs. Lcttic MeGoldrick, of Ln
Grande, wits one of the Blxty-four wo
men who received tha decoration of
chivalry in the ceremony performed
at the convention of the Oddfellow; in
Albany this week. The decoration of
chivnlrv is conferred by the Patri
archs Militant upon women who have
rendered conspicuous service to the
order in one way or another.
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Seniors of the Class of 1921, L:i
Grande High .School, have issued In
vitations to "he annuil commence)-
mcnt, to be held Friday evening, May
lot nor follows
May 31. Afternoon, arrival, plac- 27, at the high school auditorium,
W and registration of delegates; 81,.
p. m., convention called to order by Miss Mabel Lyons was hostess on
(Mrs. Ida B. Callahitn, president: Thursday afternoon to the Elite club.
(ntwlinn. Rev. G. L. Clarke; address
of welcome. Mayor Hartman of Pen
dleton; welcome from Pendleton club
The afternoon was spent in needle
work. Dainty refreshments were serv
ed by the hostess during the aftcr-
.m,, Mrs. John Hailey; address of
noon.
welcome from Pendleton chamber of .jhP npxt meeting of the club to be
commerce, James H. Sturgis. prcsi- (-hold Thursday, June 2, is to bo at the
dent; response.. Mm. Charles n. wisi- ,homo of Mrs. C.L. Gump.
ncr; lUst president Oregon federation
of Women's clubs; address, Judge
Lowell, of Pendleton!.. report Of cre
dentials i committee
'Anurica.'
June 1. 9 a. m., call to order, Mrs. jn(t,
Callahan, presiding; invocation, Kcv.
Alfred Ickwood: 9:15, music, "Am-,
erican the Beautiful," led by Nettie
Greer Taylor; reports of credentials
committee, recording and correspond
ing secretaries, treasurer and auditor;
9:45, address, Miss Cornelia Marvin,
state librari-.m; music; recess; 10:15,
"Kiholarshin Ixian Fund," Mrs. Sarah
Sarah McClurc, of this city, was
honored at the Robeknh assembly at
closing 1 fong, I Albany this Week, by being 'chosen, as
irnc of thd trustees lit the annual rhect-
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Tile EasUrn Star Social Club will
be entnrtained at the Masonii: Hall
on Tuesday afternoon at two o'clock. .
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The ladies have the days and the
men have the nights, according to the
adage, and, hi a way, this holds good
'with bridce players, for Wednesdiy
night of this week the Wa.tr-fsaay.
Bridge club met for t'.t first evening
session for many months, at which
both tho ladies and gentlemen at
tend. The ladies exclusive division,
which is an afternoon function, has
met regularly, but the night sessions
had not been held for some time past.
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Carr and Mr. and
Mrs. T. J. Scroggin entertained the
players nt the Country Club in a most
delightful event. Refreshments were
served after announcing the prue
winners, who proved to lie A. C.
Hampton and Mrs. A. V. Andrews.
On Friday evening, May 27, in the
high school auditorium, forty-eiKh'
members of the senior class of the Li
Grande high school will bo handed
their diplomas, having completed their
four years' studies.
An interesting program has been
preiwred for the occasion. The hit'n
school orchestra will open the pro
gram with several, selections. "The
New Ideal." a march by Mackie-Rcy
cr; "Love's Dream, a wait?., by
Ascher: nml "Trinity Cm
march bv Gustav SehiumrnT are th
nneninir selections apfhe orchestra,
Following IJn'orchestral numbers
the GirltFp Club will render several
The numbers chosen for
rart of the program are Sum
Fancies," by Metra and "Moonlit
adows." by Alphonse Czibulka.
nvocation will be pronounced by
. Josenh W. Gunn, rector nf St.
fetor's Fnismpal Church, following
is. Dr. Stephen B. L. Penrose, nresi-
dont of Whitman College, of Walla
Walla, Washington, will deliver the
commencement address.
The presentation of diplomas to the
fortv-cight graduates will be by Colon
R. Eberhard, chairman of the board
nf education. The benediction follow
ing tho presentation of diplomas will
he by President W. D. Hank', of the
Union Stake of the L. P. S. Church.
Tho honor students of the class are
Kessie Hone Andrew, Julia Evelyn
Hulse, Waldo I.nat . Stoildnrd and
Grace Patricia Yeck. The other mem
bers of the class are Ingvar Ansnes,
Loyd Barnwell. Frank S. Blnok. Milo
Francis Van Blokland, Eva Bomice
Briggs. Ruth Frances Brown, Ethyl
Jane Burbridge, George Palmer Bvr
kit, Myron Francis Chandler, Mibcl
Flora Chapman, Wright Christian,
Robert Ralph Clark, Eunice Naomi
Fowler, Merle Cleo George, Evelyn
May Guhleman, Mellm Hanks, Myrtle
Harriet Harland, Myrtle Maye Houx,
Mildred Wayno lloyt, Myrtle May
Hoyt, Franklin Murray Kingwell
Iris Anne King, Frieda Amelia Klop
fenstein. Vera Zora Ijidd, Mabel Hel
en Langley, Bernice Matilda Lofland,
John Showalter Lynch, Ruth Calvin
Mays, Greta Irene McShain, Sybil
Esther Mulholland, Alladccn Scrog
gin, Ruby Gernldinc Shirley, Geneva
Timmons Smith, Delber Thonns Sni
der, James. Harris Snodgrass, Lnwton
Whittier Stearns, Willard John Stone,
Elsie Jaipieline Stover, Arthur Joseph
Theiscn, Bernice Verneilu Thompson,
Robert Elton Williamson and Viola
Imogene Workman.
The officers of the class are I' rank
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Grande's Greatest Dep't 'Store !
Henderson
and
Nemo
CORSETS
It Is if ton said that Hie corset may
inaku or mar' your rowu,
inline women pay IiIrIi prices for their
gowns, yet nover look stylishly drosscd.
Others pay modest prices and their
dresses or suits have a smartness and
faslrtiinablo appearaaco that la admired
MtW whorOor they go.
jl Wri 8oloct-oiir coraot carefully. Wo sell
11 I 111 rcconVuiend both tho Henderson am-
KJLjL Noma OorsiHi;. Wo liavo lino now stocks
fifrLii. now, and tftaso who know them will
bit tbolr favoWla nuiiihor hore.. Prices
-f ' sturt ut $2.00 alU range up tu J8.00.
- g0,j i,or0 ony (V La ti ramie.
HAVE YOU
BENEFITTED
By Ow Sale of .
HOSIERY?
Su many people were early
shoppers Thursday and Friday
and bought a supply of both
Lisle and Silk Hose off these
bargain laS'.oj.
'Il.ore s.u mill oh-ut'ono-half
or the orlciiiil 660 k-ft to ha
sold dui'.ng tho coming week.
Thw! are i.llclitly Imperfect
hose, hut hardly nntb:ud, and
aro exceptional viduos it their
prices.
Fibre Silk In Illnck and
White all sizes complete,, priced
at 4 IK' each.
Morccrlied Lisle hose la Black
ind Brown. iiUu
49c and 29
The Nemo
CIRCLET
It beautifies as It encircles. That bit -of over-fleshiness
at the top or your corset In the bark a circlet smooths
It away. You will really bo amazed as how. much slimmer
It can make you appear even as you try It on. It Is de
slcneil to give perfect comfort In wearing.
No hooks nor eyes.
No bumoB or bulge!
Pi-Ices $1.30 and J.:IS,
Lingerie KrinMe
CREPE
40c .
This material so popular for
tho making of unduraurments,
gowns, ulc co in os hi delicate,
shades ot Blue,, Pink aud Laveu
: ilor; alao whltu with small fiuw
. cc dcsliU. Price 0e yd, '
Your
Golf
Attire
Weu whu doslre ' the
proper attire for golf
will be Interested iu the :
various displays at this
store,
Golf shoes from Vlor.
sbeliu, jolf aweatera,
soi, shirts aud White
Serge truusera ,cps.
hats, knit ties, etc., ev.
erything tu oulllt Hie
man whu golfs.
Bee window dUplay,
To Make lour
WHITE SKIRT
Uiu'nni(o (
MimnietU .
ivi"Oi?ri:n
Imported natural' Silk Ponges, i;2 Inches
wide. Pricel nt $!., I.-A1, l :i,1 Mil
l.o yd. Buy ttji.' vl.llc iuaiait:cs urij
sufficient. ,,)
. TOILKT ACCESMMtlKS
(center Alnlc)
Our lower prices ure constratly at
tractlng women to thin department. Our
stocks are complete all creams, pow
ders, soaps, toilet, valors, perfumes, etc.
Your favorite i brand should bo horo If
not, tell us.
$2.50 to' $5.00 '
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Vint) were never an beauti
ful fi r th making of -White
Skirts. Sport Silks ot all limit
plain and fancy 44 Inches wide.
Boo them ' while stock-.! are com
plete and you have 'time to sew, -
IM"OKIKl
oiu;am)1f.s
Beautiful Swiss Orguuuies that Te'il-.i
their transparency nd original finish
after washing and Ironing.
Colors are lll'ie, Pink, Flame, ' Rust,
Apricot, '.Coral and While.
44 Inches wide, fc.ee SI.33 yd.
Franklin Zurbrick family. ' His hoi
is at Lancaster, New York, and hi
. The Westminister Guild voted to
have their last meeting for the sea
son, whieh comes on Monday, in the
form of a picnic. All of the members
are asked to meet at the Presbyterian
church at 5:45 Monday evening, where
cars will be in readinoss to, take them
to the pnrk. Each member is to
11:1)0, open forum; noon, aciegaics
luncheon.
Afternoon 2:00. caU to order; sing-
A. Evans; 11:15, fraternaj greetings: hring a lunch and the necessary uten
sils for herself.
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MUs 'Minna Ash and Miss Wilma
ing, "Oregon. My Oregon"; 1:15. pros- Oesterling arc leaving this evening, for
Ident's annual report. -Mrs. Ida B. Cal- (Poiiland to spend the week-end. after
lahan: 2:35, five-minute reports on which Miss Oesterling will return to
Americanization, conservation, thrift; La fVande, and Miss Ash will go on
3:00, address, "Practical Pointers on .to Corvallis to visit at the Gamma Phi
Legislation," Mrs. Alexander Thomp-tlnta sorority, of which she is a mpm
son; 4:00, play, presented by Pcndlo- ber.
ton club women; 7:45, call to order:
assembly sineing; 8:15, address, Mrs. CORVALLIS, M-"V 21. Wythel
Thomas G. Winter, president general Wade, daughter of W. W. Wade, farm-
federation; reception honoring Mrs. er of Island City, will be graduated
from the school of home economics
this spring; Miss Wade is a graduate
of I,a Grande high schonl, where she
was ' social chairman of the girls'
student body organization, secretary
of the literarv society and was on
the staff of the high school paper.
Miss Wade has majored in household
science at college.
Miss Wade is a member .of the V.
W..C. A., of the home economics club
and is vice-president of the Cauthorn
Winter; music: provided by Pendleton
hostess clubs.
June 2.-9:00 a. m., call to order,
Mrs. Collins Elkins. " vice-president,
presiding; invocation. Rev. W. H. Cox,
resolutions; reading of minutes; re
ports, arts, civics, child -welfare and
other standing committees, special
committees, reports of Mrs. P. L.
Campbell, Mrs. Roy Bishop and oth
ers; address. Professor A. R. Stweet
ser. University qf Oregon: noon, lunch
eon at Athena, guests of Athena club
Hall club. She has had practical ex
perience in industrial club work.
Student numbering 581 have en
rolled in the school of home economics
so far tfiis year.
, Mrs. J. G. Snodgrass. .Mrs. A. W.
women.
Afternoon 3 :H0, call lo order; mu
sic, assembly singing; 3:00 report, mo
tion pictures; address, Mrs. Bessie A.
Dwyer; .1::iO. music, supplied by'Pen
dleton: 4:30, discussion of endow
ment fund: open forum for general K( Ison and-Mrs. H. M. Bay were de
clivb topics; president's conference aJ .lightful hostesses at, bridge Thursday
Hipper, Mrs. Killiam Bell .presiding- irtml Friday aftcsnoon of this week.
7:45. opening music and community jthrc wore fourteen table the firct
singing; .8:00. address. Mis Elaora ;dv 4 tWirteen tk arceiid.
Thompson, University o' Oregen vx-l' Thwrwaiy Mrs. Gillwrt Hanter won
tension department; 8:45, muic. Mrs. ifirs Jn-iar and Mr. Ixle Kiddle won
Jah Tati he. JJugene; 9:45. address. .' prrxc, while tin roKolation
June 3. FriiWv morning !:ft a. mji rw w! to .Mr. W. U. Talbot. On
.call to otder; J:10.-retlutions; roll , Kridrfy, airs. W. R. Jones took first
calf, electioa of offiors;busineVs ses lie al afjrs. PtUst Pattison iwond.
aion; concluding ceremonies;. installa-i'rrJ'.)H ty'iTao Xrs. C. D. Ema
tion of neiv" officers, idjouanmeat. in. -r.
I TVa? .S'lgrss home Vas beautiful-
On Thusifliy evening Earl Reynolds I iecoiited tor iie occasion, Li',i
entn?iinefethe rDembers'"of Jhe !-'ltnil snipdngon wen" the flowers
track sauad of the La (rnde,hig)l ,m th iiorative scheme. JThe color
echutd with a stag party at th hVie. scheme was lavemiar and pink
of Mr. and Nft-ye Ci.arle Rei-nol'.li tHlt:iou rjfrehiijj nU wer served
S. Black, president, and Geneva Smith, iml.s ''n visiting at the Franklin Znr-
sccretary-trcasurcf. Tlie class-colors 1 . way noma irom an
are green and white and the flower e'Knt-montha tour of the UnileJ
chosen as the emblem of the class is
the carnation.
Monday evening at Eagles Hal! the
Catholic ladies will give one of their
enjoyable dances and the music . for
the occasion will be furnished by the
popular orchestra composed of home
boys, under title of the Castle Five.
As usual, the ladies arc leaving noth
States.
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Mr. and Mm. Hurry A. Zurbrick
were hosts ut a delightful dinner for
a number of their intimate friends
Thursday evening. Those enjoying tho
hospitality of the Zurbrick home were
Dr. and Mrs. A. L. Hichardoun, Dr.
and Mrs. E. P. Mossman, Mr. and Mrs.
ing undone in the way of preparation Fred Gaskill, and Dr. und Mrs R
for a fino evening and the .dancing Landis. Pink tulips were used for
people of La Grande are sure of ajthc centerpiece. Following the din
high ' grade entertainment at this ncr, the party attended the movies.
dance.
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A delightful dinner in honor of Ryr
on Butlin Was given Friday eyenini;
by 'Mr. arid Mrs. Harry A. Zurbrick.
Mr. Rtitlin Is the house guet of the
,Miss Fay Armstrong, supervisor of
physical training in the local schools,
spent last Stinday In Elgin visiting
with her sorority sister, Mi's. K. E.
Vehrs (Ethel Wright.)
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The CoiiiiirylClub will bdiitte kiiciie
of an enjoyable luncheoh Monday af
ternoon, May 2.'). The members of
the Lucky Thirteen Club will enter
tain in honor (if Mrs. !.. A. -McAllister,
who is leaving for Scuttle to make
her home shortly.
A onc'oclock luncheon will be
served mid following the luncheon
hour, the Indies will spend tho after
noon at bridge.
Mrs. Hal Itohneiikamp is entertain
ing the Clio club this afternoon,
.
The Parkdale Club will be enter
tained Wednesday, May 25th by Mrs.
Nellie Hirnsoh, assisted by Mrs. Bart
Owsley, ut the home of the former,
The Maccabees will hold n rally
here next Friday at which the su
preme officers will be present. The
officers coining here Include tile su-;
prcme commander and the state com
mander. Visitors .will be here from
the Pendleton Review, as well as from
I'.cho and Maker. Ahout 7o are ex-,
pected from Pendleton. They will ar-.
rive here on No. 24 on Friday. .
Shortly after their arrival a big
hummel will be given nt Eagles Hall.
AU Maccabees and all Ma.cabee ladle- I
re invited to attend .his banriier. !
A school of instruction is to be held
ill the afternoon and to this all mem- I
hers, whether officers or not, are j
invited. Lunch will' !.e snrveo in the
evening at six o'ebs-k. . t
The Pendleton 'Drill Team and the
!, Grande. Drill Team will exemplify
all fit-tor work at the evening meeting .
which will begin at 7:30 and continue i
until the program is finished.
Mrs. R. A! Pruli was a delightful month visiting' with her rolaUVos awl
hostess on Thuraduy evening at 'many friends. Mrs. Oliver hi httri
... u. i.- i . ... l , h I spending the past two months in Ida
five hundred party. Three' tables .'.,,.. ,7,M M Ti,n,.
were a run god for cards, t which
Miss Murjorii- llarratt won hlg'i hon
or" At the close of the carl ganea a
delicious luncheon was .served to the
guests, - ,'
Those present were the Misses May
Ncill, Ixis Gunn, Jean Stearns, Mac
Stearns, Fay Armstrong, Sarah and
Miriam Smith, Helen McDonald,
Hazel Miignusoil, Marjorie Barrult,
Crcssa Wells and Mildred Riddle.
Mrs. E. W.. Oliver, of Portland, a
former resident of this city, has ar
rived Ilf the rity io upend the coming
ho with her daughter, Mrs. A. Thoina:.'.
:
' Mrs. Joe Wiods, former rosldent ot
this city, now living at llelth, has ai
rived in tho city for a visit with reU
atives.
,
Miss Stellu Desilct is spending sev
eral days In Portlund. ' v
cant ef VanlNa.
Tin omburaua of Brai.ll U a n
follow wood so delightfully eceated
wtih vanilla that one la tempted to
eat It. tare the American Forectry
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Announcement was mwle late !
V this afternwin, lkst the Neigh- o-:
I- boihixxl Club braafst, vlaiti v '
-'.had l-n originally iilaimed f "r
Kiri'tr rars, win i tM at v
I1',i Hall Tucsdnt, Jnitteavl.
Va cfcinnie tru slionf wif 'ft
aiayti' oirig to the- past several 'ft ;
4ta of rain. 'Breakfast is to v
sicil pimptly at 11 o'clocke1 '
nd the flrogram will 1-eegScn -t t
immediately fidlowinau f
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LKSS.THAN I'HE-WAH I'RK'ES
20 KEDtlCTION ON '
Goodrich Tires
At tho:;e new yrkea you can't af
ford not to ritle on Goodrich
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