La Grande evening observer., August 20, 1921, Image 3

SntuWla, Aiiirnst on, W21
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
PA (IE TTTREE
H is a ruru musieiil treat that tile Smith enoitainoc ut britltrv in honor
I.a Grande ban. I is promising dunce or her daughter, Sarah. The, oeeasion
patrons next Wednesday evening. On was the iiiinoumement of Miss Smith'.
that occasion the band will give 'a engagement to Mr. Alfred Harding,
dance for the public at Hex Hall uu Jr., of Havana, Cuba,
15 pieces of music will eonstitu e the The date set for the approaching
orchestra. If the man that li man iage is October fifth. Mrs. Smith
iirande stars don't produce the he: and her daughter will leave the la.
dance music I.a Grande has ever hoard ter part of next month for Washing
it will be on account of unforsen eir- ton, 1) .('., Mr. Harding home, where
cumsiances. At least ihe band mem
Ders and particularly Dick Lindsev elnhlelieni ehnnel of the Ciithe.iriil
are going to strive to provide 'Isoine "j
music for the light fantastic. Those Mr. ., Ml.s ,,,.wlk A Hnson hnve
ol the band who are not to play will ,,. ,,.,, ,,, Ta,oma, Washington
devote them sevles to seeing that ev-. wh(,,.0 llu.v viliit(M, lUl,.in(r the pas.
eryone has a good tune and to kee.f 10I,th. ni., Turoma, they visited
. he dance free of "sit outs.' , lirMwK Kap..Usin, and Winlock
w I Thov had a verv enjoyable trip as
Mr. and Mrs. Ward Fowler returned .present at the meeting were pleased Breaking l'olnt." a Just-released
last evening from their vaca'ion. The with the idea of the class and all ox-' HotfktnBon prietlon which will hold
motored to 1'ortlaud, where they were pressed their wish to becomv mem- the screen at Ihe abovo-nanred Ihea
joined by Mr. and Mrs. r'rnnk Fowler Jiers. ' Mrs. Alva Puryea, Mrs. Ro'oert tre, is Ktliol Gmy Terry, the atat
and from there went to Washington F.akin. ami Mrs. Oscar Poar.'h helped uesque heuuty of ..being ononf the
au Bi itish. Columbia points, stopping Mrs. J. K. Wright during (he siinl mom marvellously gowned women
at Seat'le and making the tip to Mt. hour which followed. . appearing before the camera today,
lianier. Mrs. C. W. Mitchell, sister I '
of Mr. Fowler, lelurned with the ,., :, , n ., IIIMXTON 1'ICTl lti:
Monday
ovNie.a, joimng u e, u ...uauo on c,ul geV(.n ymug ,,,; ,pt fHr
some time.
HKIIXIAXTI.V doni:
Sarah Iloolev entertained sixteen the weatlier was very cool during their
of her little friends Tuesday after- j entire visit.
noon at her home, lKHi Pennsylvania Miss lien- Hell of Echo is visiting
avenue, the occasion being her tenth'. Frank Hansen. She joined Mr
birlhifny. Dainty refresnments were nnd Mrs. Hanson on their return from
served to the young guests, i a vacation speir. in Western Wa.-hing-
I jolly dinner party, yet it was mingled i 1
i with snuness also for one of their' J. Warren Kerrigan, hero of color-
I number, Miss Evelyn Emnhizer, u fill adventure and Idol of romance.
A meeting of the officers of the soon to i,,ave fr California to make will appear ut the Sherry Hientre, tu
Ginnde ltomle Piesbyterial Society her home, and her associates deeplv day only, in a new noil of photoplay, j
called teh mid-summer meeting was ret this fact. The Country Club Or perhaps one should say an r.lil
held Thuisday, August 17, at maiiaKoment prt-pai'otl iliimor with sv- sort of photoplay, for this picture.!
home of Mrs. Hay Murphy. (This was en nl,iM nn, the menu served was- "A While Man's 1'i.miee ' .list.-llml.Ml
the ceremony will be performed in the .jin all-day meeting and the morin . ius, to ,ne nkine ol. s.,,,, irls wnu ,y w. W. Ilodklnson ihroiiKli Pathe
session being devoted to the meet for a giiod time. Besides the hap- Fxchango. Inc., hint all ol' ihe ploi.i
for the years worit. At noon, Mrs. py conversation ami the air castles thrills, breathless suspense and real:
Hay Murphy, Mrs. L. li. Moe ani j)Ujit during the .dinner, dancing of i0v Interest that those long-re mom
Mrs. C. M. Humphreys were jo"(' the Camp Fire gir.1 kind, was enjoyed bered early KorrlKan plclures bad 1
hostesses to a beautiful well-appoint- )ter in the evening. Those present willl the added perfection of Ihe
ed luncheon given at Mrs. Murphy - were .Misws Vcr,li Rue Smith, I.I1-!,,, modern ii.cth.ila of production. ;
home The color scheme was laid rmll Simll, Kvt.,yll Emahir.er, Phyllis , -A ,. Mall-8 t:lamv ,.vl
iuu.-,iij mi y,M . a tiertrmle Kcranton, Isabel Miller have eeilalnlv bis II. Is mark. The.
W. II. TALBOTT
GRAIN j
NEW GRAIN BAGS SACK TWINE '
At WhtcIiourp, Tslaiul City '
La Grande, Oregon . Phone Bed
set for twiMity-two im'irs. The nil
it'inoon meeting was u booster inee'.
inir fin- thf coming Syiuitliral Meeting;
that is to bo hold in I.a Untruly the
l!Uli una 'JOth of October. This was
the first meeting: ut which ull the of
T A
Today"
Sunday.
Those present were: liuth. Jam
and Elmer McClure; Daris, Max am
Hubert McMillinn; Ira Style; Ida, Wy
tnei and Vada Montague; Vella June
Kaymond Meyersick; Walter llerg
Barbara f'0(didge; Catberiu lluiu).
reys and Kuth S'ur of The Dalluand
the young hostess.
Thursday evening
ton.
Miss Pathoi
Anson we
.iti"-.
.Tames Davis
I Iicers oi ine society were present, ine
local officers of the society being Mrs
I P. M. Humphreys, Mrs. Alva Duryea
Conner and Jesse i..-f ii., yn p p v,,...
married at the .Methndis: : nm, Ml.s K( 'Mu,.hy, Synodical
pai-nn.;e We.-nesday, August J hi: st.c,,,.tllvv. Those present ut the meet-thrt-TWTH-e
ihe.r iiumediale rela-; in(, wore MrN 1Iu(jh Kirkpatrick, Mrs
tivcs. The young couple are on ;, i , n i h ,.;,i,, i ,.u n l R, ,,tt Mm
honeymoon trip to Portland and othel-1 llirh Afl.liyi Mrs. .. .. Stockman
eous- l ilies and will make their home ,, Mrs M. E Swan, of linker; Mrs.
in I .a Grande after October 1. I ,;cnlK,, Sciliird, Mrs. W. K. Philips
: ; Mis. Wal'er I ox, Mrs. Goerge Bain,
am: l.ora Jane laiuot.. action lakes place in Hint land where,
all things are uossible-Mexlco. Mr.!
Women of Mooseheart Legion were Kerrigan lakes the role, of a ynunirl
entertained at Riverside Park T'nuis Ainejlcan who disguises himself as ,
day afternoon by Mrs Jack Harlan and a Spanish noble for purposes of legal J
lrs. Harry Fisher. The nf'ernon waa lavestlgalion into a, matter of ro- j
spent at needlework and a social good maace. As "lion Jose," thu big ld.lJ
time. Miss Dick of Baker sang three of romance looks parllcularlv hand-.i
vocal selections in a very pleasing some, and wears a real' wicked
I don't Blind helping a
dog-"-but nothing eo low
as a man.
Don't Forget Last Time
DANCE
MONDAY, AUGUST 22, EAGLES HALL
Sliubert's Original Jazz
Nuf Bed
of Chicago, II
Ask Your Friends
manner, nnd was accompanied at the looking linle mustache. Also, he
piano by Miss Mae Scroggins. At the certainly does go In for some adveii
close of the afternoon, refreshments tares.
were served. j A brand new Mull and JoTf and
Those present were: Mrs. A. M. another eoniedy. .
Berger, Mrs. Corn Kline, "Mrs. Mar-i i
xi .... 11 u ....I'
children, Mrs. D. Chnrhoneaii, Mr
.,.,.1 i; P I. P,,.Kv..l of Union: Mrs fea annul, airs. II. A. Mlllgllamine
P. M. Humphrtys, Mrs. Alva Durvea,! I1,u: children, Mrs. Thomas Keelea
Dr. Margaret In.'le. Mrs. E. P Moss ' ilui-'hter, Jean, Mrs. .1. P. Mur
man, Mrs. A. T. Hill, Mr.s A. Amler-J ljl. Uuy Hml lhe hU-ss.
son, Mrs I,. II. Moe, Mrs. J. K. Wright, I
Mrs. Albert Hunter, Mrs. M. Jaclt-j The Aloha club met Thursday after-
SEPTEMBER,!
son ami Mrs. Kay Murphy.
nuon at the home of Mrs. Harry M.
Fall Term. Begins
Tuesday Sept. 6
10 Discout 10
! iPouvy. Mrs. James MeNamcc wo.i
Misses Allie and Nannie Broughton honors at cards. Dainty refreshments
after al'eniiing summer school at were served by the hostess. The
Mi.nmotlth, left for Southern Oregon rooms of the Bouvy home were de-
wnere iney visueu tneir parents, m' liglitfully ilecoiateu with sweet peas 11
n.wl Mru I). Hl'onirhl on of liose. ! f.... It... n....uul.. 'I'l.a nvl 1 I
burg, and sister, Mrs. J. W. Hoatsonof ihe club will be held at the home
of Medford. They also visited other. 0f Mrs. H. E. DUon, on Friday, Hep
cities of Sou'hern Oregon. I tember second.
Although they were greatly pleased!
Willi the wonderful scenery ami with . ,
the sociability of the people in that! A chicken , -.inner was given Sunday
part of Oregon, they still contend , , I I,', ,,,, 1 ; ,,,
., f. ;. , ... .,.. , ..... ,.,,. ' Ihe following were present: Mr. aim. PjIIMIIIU
more like home. " ' Smith, Mr. and Mrs K B
The girls are now enroute to Un-i ' , '",;,. "rl"
RECORDS
I mm
KVrul'ils
Mv l!luhiiu'
ion and Wallowa counties for a visit
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Moss, Mr. and
On all tuition ail in ailvain-c on or
Sciitcinlicr 17, 1!)21
1 1 c'iilai'
100.1)0
SO. 00
ln-rorc
Discounted
$112.50
90.00
72.00
wi:h friends and relatives.
first visit with their sister, Mrs. H. C
Muir of Cove, and wilj also visit
friends in I.a Grande and Elgin.
Then they expect to go to Wallowa
county, where they will visit two oth
er sisters, Mrs. I,, c. Kicnman oi iroy , mi
and Mrs. Bert Kail of Enterprise. . der.
Tbtv willl m,s. .lonn ivier.wen, lvir, nntl mrs. .1
liny win i...... .., n...
i. 1'oug.Hs, .or. ueiin ill c 1 1 sie i , jn r.i.
Ida Wade.
Mrs. Charles Chandler nnd on
Pharles, Jr., of Fresno, California, nnd
Anna Denning of North
ire visiting with Mrs. I.uce
On Sale Today
tlicsc Nii'ii'i-fcatur
I ain'(
liacli
lt'osf.
I,('iini to Smili'
luanila
Ti-O-San l.lliun'.
My CMlcrry I ilt ss:um
Stolen Kisses
I'lleven other liiiin'bers liai
will delight voti.- 'PI ley are
all Super-Feat lire .Ueeonls.
" v'.iiiriiHiSi 'n i ii m
I
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!
S "The Scoffer" -
Twelve Months 43 weeks
Nine Months 36 weeks
Six Months 24 weeks
The retfiilar rate lv the
.fl. ").()() '
AVe K'laraiitee to devclo
book-keciier and slciiograi
as it fan he done.
Call and register or write for
and S.W'K T1IK "1)1 SCOT NT.
A business edin-at inn is an aliMihit
Do not hesitate. Ti 1 1 N K A 'T Von
Baker Business College
Phone 131 W..P. KINION, Pres.
niont lily iiaynient ilan
Vol! into a eolllietent
icr in as short a time
enrollment blank
lieees
I win.
!
ARCADE
Sunday Only
W i rm Jim
i
L t
They are well known throughout Grnhan. Mrs. Chandler was formerly
Union county and Wallowa county ar.d j a teacher in .he La Grande schools
attended school in both counties. Frond and ut present is connected with the
Wallowa they will return to their posi-: teachers' college in Fresno.
j lions. Miss Allie Deing emoioye-i s
!. eacher in the primary department sherwond Williams nn.l eh.l
i n at Astoria, whil Miss Nannie wilt" . . . -r...,, . : t. vn,,.,
teach at Roseburg. where they will visit with Mr.' W,.
,f . . ' liams' sister, Mrs. Mable Kobbins, for
ine .ire niaiicii v-anifi i-nu ne.ii u
meeting August Hi at the home of
Evelyn Emuhister. The following of
ficers were installed for the coming
year: Isabella Miller, president; Mae
Bran, vice-president; Donalene Oxner.
seei clary, and Laura Jane Talbot,
treasurer.
Four girls were appointed to ask
jSevoral of the smaller girls between
ihe ages of eight and ten to become
lllue Birds, which is n branch of the
Camp Fire. They will have a leader
.nnd also a Camp Fire girl who will
take charge of the meeting once .1
month.
The Camp Fire girls will give n can
dy sale the latter part of August. The
tables will lie located in iniiereni pnri.s . . .. . , reeoanlw
of town and the girls hope for a gen- . nlwBnPB ,)f fl,.ir frm
erous patronage. 1 ne gins, w.ui uien
glianlian, Miss taran Mniin, are an
A burst of vivid drama. The ctory of a man whose J
''T-'Ee St6Tn Oregon j ''fe '3 marre a wornan's ie3 ani remade by a j
M...: P !! SirVB love, . ,';
muMi V.U. . !
u wui-k or ttn duya.
Mrs. A. I.. iRichunlflon left Wmines
tlay niht t( riu-pive eoaihinpr in n
class undor Ferry Kector SiephM8 for
fur wei'ks.
llBiili
HKi I II.M
J L Frolhinham
THE BREAIQHGPOINT
BESSIE BARRISCALE
ALSO A COMEDY
COMING MONDAY- DOUBLE BILL
BEBE DANIELS ar.cl HAROLD LLOYD
LAYS
OI'TK.V ST.Mtl.KKS
I
a cast nflen means little so far as
llii. nii.rll. lit III., IllflV I llm IlluitO.I
I , ' , B ; ' play ai'e rone.mi.nl. bearing out the
when they will take a hike up the riv.j' ,'' plliy-B . .
Vr' I thliip" itflnr nil. An ixi'iMinl
. ... .. - 1 A nnipln of u motion ilrlnro lltat lias
The (rPPular montMy nu:, .nff ,f 8.C(.ftwIm ami y(t 8tr!c(ly wttkilliS
l.iHII . .tl I.-.tiiiui j tjitvi'iv
I'rcslivti'riiin church was held 'it the
hnrni' of Mrs. J.-K. Wright or. I'Vitlay
ihas no "htar,
of playpis, Ih
hut a roin)f)Hlt rast
furnlHhwt in Allan
Owaii'ii latent production, "The S'i
Tho Scoffer will .lie tlie nltrarflon
nftTnotn, August 1!). A larrrr part
of tho discussion was on th" corniny:
'en, husaism was exhibited. I: was. oV-1 !,t ' """ '!""" today and Sun
riilid to begin a study elms August (lay-
'.'ii, Inking rtie book '"The Kingdom and'
the Nation" tn study. There stilly 1'ATKST
clauses will he held weekly 0:1 Moil-'
day afternoon at two-thir'.y ut the'
hoine of Mrs. K. I'. Mossm.m. All The feminine polrons r the Ar
members of .he Preslivterian co igre-1 cade theatre Monday are assuied of a
gation wishing to join should coni
munirate with Mrs. Alossman in order
to secure books. The twenly i.idic:
r.snioNs in
Till-: llltKAKING
l'OI'l
rare treat, for seen In support of
llessle . HarrlsealH, Miss Ilarriscale,
be II. known, Is the slur of "The
MARE
THE
OREGON
YOUR HOTKL
WHEN IN
PORTLAND
ALSO
TWO REEL COMEDY
JM." .i8,.i I J" : J
ns r .
ropulnr ftpnrltttia Lobby
At tin' CtntiT of
KvurythinK.
Hnmdway ut Stark St.
We siigKOst you write, phone
or wire for reiervailuus.
ARTHUR H MKYKRS,
M;in:ii;cr.
i
r- i
WrrpAYj
All
Ofl T1MF.I
deposits!
Face the Future
Forget the Past
A fortune cannot t6 made with the
money you have spent.
Deposit your money In this bank
and pay your bills with checks.
You will then know why and
where you spend your money.
You can also take advantage of
au opportunity to buy at the right
time, without the ribk of carrying
money in your pocket. .
LA OKANDE
NATIONAL BANK
LA GRANDE , ORE.
SOUND-PKLIADl.E- progressive
MEMBER
FEDERAL
RESERVE
3YSTEM
This monumflnt, erected to the memory of Joseph
Bradford Carr, in Oakwood Cemetery, Nev York, is a
combination of classic and modern ideas in monument
work. '
(jCn.Cdfflf We have made a profound
7lemonal.Jvi study of monunient bunding,
JtJ, UIIU till ui uia aiw.ru ju uiu
T A . . f M tit
hannfl is sure 10 receive raiin
ful, intelligent execution.
We Will Gladly
Furnish Estimates
lit?",
Blue Mountain
Marble & Granite
Company.
1S02 H Ave. La Grande, Or.
The Secret of Summer Comfort
Theiv's notliiiiK more comfortable. anil
cooling these hot days than fresh, crisp
clothes.
And it costs very little to keep gar
ments sweet and clean, our modern
wash way.
Ueeatise, you see, fle sell yntl clean
ness the real t leanness of bubbling
suds and crystal clear water and pure,
fie:,h air by the pound. (Jet our mod
erate pound rale.
You can send everything and yet save
money.
Have your whole family enjoy an
abundance of spick and span clothes
it's the secret of sumer comfort. You'll
find it easy to keep them that way if
you'll let us help.
Have us send our driver tomorrow
for your family bundle. We'll have ev
erything back ;;ain all clean ad sweet
in just a little while.
MAIM 77
THE MODERN LAUNDRY
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