La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 01, 1922, Image 6

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Newspaper Page Textvnm srx: LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER fiiif iirilnv, 'April 1. 1022 I - , Hats of Known Merit A . $5.00 Westenhaver & Gilbert f 1309 Adams Ave. La Grande, Ore. Thli Little Unlveree. I why Deeds Are "Canceled." 1 John Ilray. u in.-inlierfi'f tlio Astro-J Tlu l.i'.tln word "rnncclliis" menus nnmlcnl Society of France, after otre-'n lattice, and our mini cancel means I'.ll cnlcu'iitloii. dcclorcs Hint inn In make a .Inttlcn by drawln universe rehiiitclv mlimsrniiic ns lines. Law deeds arc ' .canceled bv The Kaffce Klntch was entertained lit the home of Win. iM. B. Donohue, llff.l First street on Fridny afternon, Mi'fl. P. H. 'Itobinson assisting as host ens. The attendance was very good, four tables being at play, and ihj looms were tastefully decorated with spring flowers. .Mrs. George T. Cochran had high score for the day, winning first prize. At the close of the enrd session a de licious luncheon was served by the hostesses. Kveryono reported a du- lightful afternoon. I The next, meeting of the Knffee Klatch will be held on April 'il at the home of .Miss Margaret Anson, assist ed by .Mrs. A. V. Andrews. The meet ing will be held in the evening instead of the afternoon, as is customary. The L. O. O. M. Minstrels arc put ting the finishing touches on their minstrels preparatory for the coming Moose Minstrel show to be given in the Arcade Theatre on Tuesday even ing. With some of tjic finest talent in Eastern Oiegon to work with, the managers are more than pleased with the prospects for a home talent show of super excellence. The minstrel will bo clean, wholesome, mirthful and guaranteed to satisfy the most crit ical, The first net will include twenty numbers of short jokes, songs and oth er high class entertainment. The sec ond act will consist of vaudeville, .monologue, pianologuc, banjo duct j and an original fifteen-minute com edy entitled ''Dusty in a Harem." ( Scotch impersonations and sidewalk conversations will precede the finale, which will be a mirth-producing levee scene. The fifteen members fnf the min strel, eight black and six white and tilt interlocutor, have .received their new costumes und will present a typ ical southern- scene,-'' j 'Lirfdsitys orchestra will furnish the j music nnu tho management announces - that extra seats will be installud in the thoatip and accomodations for 700 :aro assured. . - It Is niensmvs from edKe lo edge the niilmatlnuble dlstunee of .5,Sfl0."13,0OO, OCKi.OOo.imu miles. Mrs. A. J. Stangc will entertain the cross Wednesday llridgc Club at her home net Wcdnexilnv iiftcl'noon. drawlng tines across Ihem, mid to . ft "nineei" lias come to iioiri its modern j mealiini'. lo cross out. en'i.ce. . ' M1'- Hnl rs Mr, iin( Mrs. W. J. N'nwland enter tained the Thursday "500" club at : their home on 1202 N avenue, Thurs day evening. Four tables were in nc- W0RLDS , LARGEST -CHAIN ' bEPARTMENT STORE . i: ORGANIZATION i i '.-! . . -I - .... tfY iW'TTN ' A NATION-WIDE . .., - . fW I 1-41 v IM H I ' incorporated 312 DEPARTMENT STORES . EtJVINO TOR OUR ' w f 12 STORES , ASSURES : tOWEST PRICES Ask C 1 c dare your rnena ir you : what she thinks of the quality at the J. C. Penney Co. store A had Ijaigain woman asks V" V I.J 1 sraziire ncvjuant V It is tfien tHF writer says: ,"Oft,en, when shopping, we hesitate in bur ch'oicej , and then suddenly make our purchase because the clerk 1 -an unsatisfactory purchase goes home and stays there i buy what 1 bought?: A well-known in uncertain is to waiting." It is evident that ourVriXer-friend has never n.ltronizerl n T. C Pemipv rnmnanv sfnrc. "V for. such an expcricnceVoAld never happen here. ' -.'v A clerk in-otir store neV Waits" he keeps busy endeavoring to help the customer to make a selection that iuXbnly fits her purse but nicely harmonizes with her own ideas;' of her Hctual needs. A customer is never "hurried." 1 ' . v -Quality at a price always excels here. "'!':'' ', ' Ask your friend. ' She knows. She will tell. you that" qualify at ourWtore invariably. is' the best that you can get for your, money anywhere, .This has: been her experience;. -. i TIIR LARflKHT CHAIN DKI'AKT.MKN'f SlOliE OI5GAMZATION I. XHU WOltLD lion aim .his. r.imer v.uye won mines ,.nt were: Mesdames Anson, Wade, splendid synopsis of "As You Lit J. : L. Collins, Walter Bennett. In- m" V" ""TK . "l'"1"-- os.uei, i-erry, smitn, Wennj ma u," which was followed by a tableaux I vitcd guests were Jennie Lund and men Charles Hmgner had high score. WGn, Kiddle, . Zurbrick, Halley,-Shaf-1. .r. , .. . ' ,. ... 'R. C. Provost. At the close of the W session er, Blokland, V.mtermullen, Spicer; I"C " K"".n " Cel ' wlth I tne c.narmmg nosiess served some. the Misses Josie and Hi Mb Itloklmiil. ,oul,,slulle resung in me lorcst. ot rhormln i nil A MARK OF ; -:. REFINEMENT . Better When Cut Up. f In California tint farms orlu'lnnllj wero the old "SimnNIi land, grunts,!! j usually of enornimis evtwit. In n fashion these grea I lafrfrT. f. m .V'M ' 7 , Mymv "u ni.un uiuitiniiti. - j . , , unarming in an lis appointments . . -,,...,...,,. " nintv refreshmentK. The house was ti,.. u.u ..w.n. lArden. Mrs. Hogan represented Ros-' , , ' V . by, me Amerlenh i;o;-erninrnt uhl i ,..'.,;C..n ' .. ....l l.. ' "r'- -,"''H. .- .y, ,- A,. . w was i ,e mncneon given djp.mis. o.; Cn,,jv, ,.,,,. '--,., ,,,. .VI l ""-worK anu ni in approprmte nour a . - ' "-Ronald Meyers Tuesday at 12 o'clock, ; .....'(- ' ' ers anu picsciiiuu aspect. very delightful Uclic!ous cafe luilchcon was ! served. jMnhaflu'' Touchstone. Another tab-'honoring the members of Mu" Mil Ep- With the close of pleasant after- "u " scc"e silon, national honoraiy musical sor- "jA Koreinment will. V tt ITlnto tlie Union hit V ' tidies. Today 'the penW : f Is Found In G oodStationer y remalneifas ranches. pie are luiimlng that bntli for tain- The guests, after upending an en- r,non ,, left fur home, wishin,- Mr.-t. summer Night's Dream," Mrs. G.lnritv h ,r hr i.v, .h iini,. . nnu l,rouu-'"i. small farms are W oynble social hour, departed for the Blokland many moro happy birthdios.,l?onc",.reP,rc:ntinS Q"en Titania. '8ity ot 0reon Symphony orchestra, i ; 2 homes unanimously acclaiming the cv-i , , gliss Lffie Snider representing ''But- Seatctl at the -attractive table, which! - - ' - enmg well spent. , .1 Mrs. Minnie Grandon arrived from ,:"T.. nnu 1 ",e " Mar'-rarct u,xon was centered with eav daffodils were: I - We always havothe reliablo lines the ones you can nfly upon as pKjierd up-to-date. imi. ut Mun.e ui ,.n. i.uiici ter, Mrs. Witlis Moss, near lslnn-t,1", " v' p,an,st; Mi5s Alberta Potter, violin I It. Guyc. ailO Kirst street. ! City. ' . .-:' . fmo verv c over artistry on pastry, soloist, nn(, sistcr of Miss Aurora , ' i . . ' nrenarcd by Mr. Macnherson nf Mnp. ..... . ..... . . I! , , . .... I f. u i i , ,. , , . -.J oner, wno recently appearcu in con- J The fcpworth League, will give n .; Thc L. 0. O. M. lodge held a special Phcrs0" kery was displayed wen ccrt in,Ncw York; Miss-Laura Tenth- ! I basket social in the basement of the initiation nt their rvmilar meeting on.wreshments were served; Two luige nn- . cellist nf .Mlitv who .nn.nr,..t!i McOiodist. church this evening at 8:00 Tli.i.-,l,i nnin it,.,, mon .,,1. ih "es with designs from the "Twelfth i,r i ,;,h ti,,i,;! o'clock. Kveryono is cordially invited Xat much to thc musemcnt of the NiSht" 0"c representing a court jest- jjewis LiMo Symphony at Chautauqua! nml n nttiul tiniA i Avtwitnfl hv till . ! .1 t.. . - a- ?r fllln the Other a crnwtl. wnrA (lis-i. ? . -mr . .- ... : Newlih Book & Stationery Go. The club will meet two weeks from Iortland March 21st to visit V IUrk.W,M,iSS Mho"?-d syn- Miss- Hclcn Capleili aC(.ornpani!it and - - ' goal, inucii 10 inc ainusenicui7 01 in." j , ' " J.ewi i.uiic nipnony ai l.nauiauqua :z and a good time is expected by. till., j, lumbers, who attended en masse., At hcr 9th", a crown, were dis-la!(t summcr; Miss Margaret l'helps, S ' , th6 close of the initiation a program 1ll,ye,i ,;cforoJ bc'n5 on, wcr0 violinist; Miss Anna Landsbury Beck, ' The Presbyterian Aid Society will was rxndrrc4 tmt was rccoived withlmuch "i""- h hostesses-, who Professor of Public School Methods In ! meet with Mrs. W. V. Mohr. 90S Thin i i... .were rcponmble for the evenings nn-m.-u .i t i. tu i ...i.. - iiiui il iiirimunu. - . . - . . -iiunic iiiui a siniui in ii. uunii ijtinus- itioilbf officers- waft .also t"tumment were Mra. Dixon, cha.r- hmy Ueail oflhe Univorsjty ot ore- ' '"present indications the""":, V1,'"; M. ."''Ron School of .Music;. Miss Jessie Fcr- ; expwting to put on thc Mrs. C. I etcrson and Miss Nell Mahaf- ris rormcry an instructor in music ' L. fey. Little Miss MnrL'aret 1)1x011 nm ..i .v. t,, .... . u mtlch-.nnnlause. street Wednesday alternooii at 'i:JU. tn instaHatioil ut'wk. . . held. From ' . . niemncrs are expecting 10 nui on tne . , .... , , . . . ' 'I'l. 1 1 .... .....1 ....ivM.tu ..1 .... ..... . . . lev. 1 .11 1 if ill s .11 ni-irnri.T ivnn nml ...... .. ... . . iisni i'.""i..t nnnsirci iwoniKhts, instead 01 one,: - . "at inc university, now tcacning ini nope mnpicr no. 1.1, 11. r-. h., wn. as wlls foincrlv nhinncd. ,"" " t givo their first annual dance at the Hex Hall on Eastern Monday, April ' Monday evening of this week at the 17. All Masons and Stars and their home nf Mrs. II. K. Dixon n most en- for the evening. were very daintily costumed ihe hiRh 8chool h(,rCi nnd lhu hostess, Mrs. J. Donald Meyers. - Mrs. .Anna landsbury Beck, chap-l! -t .i.. n: . a ! NOTICE CountW CluV Members Annual MeetingAJjlettion of 7 Directors Foley Hotel, MoiiHtry April 3, 7 P. M. Banquet . ' N. W. Frees, Secretary Mrs. I). Chnrbonenil entertained the Willi II ll-s Hi it inviiiii. jne ii.iinc mm lertaihlllir nnd Instructive evenmir mem bers of the Mnnseheurt nrnn f llo I ...... Itu ,.t (W.,.. be an informal affair and is bcinr was spent' by members and friends Thursday afternoon. Gaines nn.l Symphony orchestra,, was thc house eagerly looked forward to. ;0f (hc Young Woman's Kducational needlework were enjoyed by the guests guest of her sorority sister, 'Man. .!. Auxiliary. ; , during thc afternon. Mrs. Fred Smith Donald Meyers, durfng the recent vis- .1. L ( rnnier, who is leaving to-. After thc reirulnr business session. Jind Mrs. A. N. Mavville won first it. nf the nr.-hnstr R,,lh urn niom. niminw evening, will tench his Sniidny jrSi Dixoni s chairman fur th ev-'prize and Donna Smith and Mrs. D. .bers of Pi Beta Phi Sorority and Mu school elass at the M. K. church to- ening, took charge of tho program. Ilrnnnon won occond prize. At four Phi Knsilon. national honorarv music al morrow. All members and former "Shakcspearo" was thc study topic o'clock a delicious luncheon was serv- sorority. menioers niT inviieu in oi- pn-sciu n .inU proved one of the best topics Tor ed by thc hostess. Covers were laid this session to bid him farewell. ;the year's -work." -Mrs. Hogan first for twenty-six. A pot of narcissus gave a splendiill paper on Shakes- formed the centerpiece and gave a The Guard Team of the W. B. A. riciiro'.H life, Mrs. tiny Spencer follow- touch of spring. Those assisting Mrs. pleasantly surprised Mrs. W. D. Mc- jnr wjtn paper written by Mrs.Vhurboncnu in the serving were Jles- Donald at her home Monday after- t--.lv Peterson, t reviewinir Shakes- dames Lawrence Hull and Jack Har- nooti. the 1 ,'asion being her birthdav. jtonrc's best plays. The guests had prepared a dainty Mnhaffev read Next Miss Nell lan. Those LADIES! Richardson,. "Thc Art Sinn," hhs something to interest the ladies, es pecially this spring. He will take your .Mesdames straw hat am -rill t "nine Grant of hospiti-s-two men anil,...- same tird ot the'samo dor' on liadlieen silicic I irain, inn. other bitten bJ insecl iiotu needed llcciilcnt, nml llenllj I IHMirance tn t.i ll irtfonl " AcclilaF nml Init'iinily Coiiip.inj.. of n tnor-ind -tiling,, hk- Utile, ' Is fkely to cut. off fur In vnp: loavl oii wil'the ex PO! of -jintMiral r. Only ao insiirnm b" ,,ie yoll HTiiiry llllsl blirded -fvery maiAlejio uinins nocdVtlj lrnaneu. t on his . form of J jAsk about Inaeicv Income. ' t Ihrce-iourse lumhenn and when all mi,i .ii,.t." lendinir un to the balconv Don Shanks.- Rov Smith. YmA Ander- anv color or jf,n,l finish th! ! , ,u l.f UuAWCE AlihJCI SH.E-R.R-Y.'S ' TODAY ONLY "r wM.ua, .iiiuingcr. i 1 anvj, I . j I he is V '''amlo I . Oregon first I ",ns"ianrYWIlli Service'' The Pictjiirc With Thrills and Romance lue Blazes" FcaturingM 8mf.ugf Ck-eivtl Lestct RlnriV, riineo A Throbbing Story.of tlfo Great SouUiw:st Alsa thowiiSi.JMfcitt ami ??ff Mis. Andrew Bloklaml is given great surprise Wcdnesuav by k ilntightcio, Josie and Jlihia. in onor Pure Strained Moray ..v..- . .... .. ... ... .... sopnt. Rml Xnis was pvescnteu niosi on, 11. r . aiurpny, villi ijirsn, a. v. js lar moropermieient than any hat : j mis. .11. 11. iiiiiagncr, coininaiHicr m nuy fr to pleasure of the member fisher, A. V. l.ochman, lf Urannon. juye on thimarket.l Absolutely guar-. l 1 A i.. .. .....II ..I... ...... ... ....... .... ..... .1. ... . . - . t .1 ' i" uiv . ... .1., ... .. .... ......... i,y lMrs. y. i-.ppnng as junet ami i.ewis oioop, inns crnniini. a. i. nntees f .The pri- is more reason- i IAS. II l:i IOI lis: ai. words iiiesinted Mrs. McDonald with m: ,i..,.ii, u.i.in.F..r iu....., M.iwille. r l)..K,.v..r .1 I. Kline .,i,i th,. ii... 1...1.. A., .1.. ...in. . r.w -u, .naiiagcr. a ii-.iuuuii shut nr Mni "mi in- (lever scenery utldcil to tho success franu Shanks, rred smith, .Miss aion-preparaton on the market and she regarus 01 me i.uani icaiii. u this sccnc - ; na st,h, A. M. Burger, Chas. Run- pived the sticky job. First here first uer a social nour me guesis tie- .'0iwing this Mrs. iDixon gave a yan. Ed Wilcox, F. A. Klimrhammer, served. 4-1 -iel, lll'iliaring mill Itsj nceasiori ' .- : would long be remembered as a very 1 enjoyable afternoon. - " The Prijlay Afternoon "."iOH" Club will be enhuiained at thc home of Mrs .Claude r.iu-h on 101 Oak street next -Friday nft.rnooii. V ,'l'he Gi'i-enwooil N'arent-Teiuhcrs' Association met Friday,'' March ;tl, nt the Greenwood school building. Mrs! Green Vinusic pupils fumished a. short musical prugram, after which the rvg ulnr business meeting wits held. It is planned to Kive an cntertain iiK'tit at tk -rv4 house on thr even ing of Ap.il A voir of thank-st was gien to thc city siiirrinteAWli: and to the Iw.srd of cdurjttii! for jw ing thc North Side schools. srjito music supervision ftcxt year. Mi. t'lem Given has been chosen to take 1 inige of the music of the Greenwood and Uivcria s hools. A New Shipment in a New Size Car. ik'UikIs, net wright. l-'x- iouiil .L... nml ipl r 12 iimimls, nrt wright, it 1 I'l Fitui'V roiuli .lIinrv.2'Jt' rarli nv lllll: !)i)i' 71 l.uo lillH' luintl Hint HrMiiu .he brt in town S3r Ir, an automat ir stcrl lu oum liohlrr iri jKiiit' forart tt onlrv a'stn-k of thosr Vakii tlvwv iiotat" miaraiitrrtl; A sark of l'i.-k Ifaittl liai luadr tbi." lbiovri'ix.nl jirirc -mrdiimi Svriirht, liighrst with t'ip-li liriniiii. HOC V 1 ft' 'SSlllll ( ari'ots, Nature s Sinii:'iiii:, iirast. easy mi thr jkrymo 't'llll, 2l lllllllllls ;.'.... Jnrhidr a mx with vour t onloi ratio lor tti;m or. -a larye Iiok' 1 iiiiititj sK, . vyriiisNit.rt sinnotii.v.. '5 '. 1 . - X- la .M'tirn nciii Dniaiors. lanmusf lirif .oakil.i: it l-'loiii at 1.7.3 savrs' von ,-(. Piii-T i ji i-mA ; tylyJiti: or mi Vheri the Tlirifty Throa$ m 1 zs fa of her hirtlula, when scverai irf ifcr ,fi lends :ill;. j., pn h0