La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 22, 1922, Image 8

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Newspaper Page Text00 FriJ'nr yr 21. 1022 nubcr oSjhor friends at her home last evening. The gre;er part of the ev ening was tpent in dancing and at Oo SHO tno close of this a delicious luncheon ,wa served. All reported a delight ful evening. The meeting of the Kaffce KJatch which was to have been held at the 1W. fit XL r Men's Sboii and Oxford An- dress wonr, in Kima J'on, c!i,f and l:i(i. A liirtfe M'loctidij cniist I'lictcd on the new shiijie last. $3.75 to $7.50 Society items should be telephoned to the society ed itor of the Observer, .Main H7, before 10 n. m. Wcdnes duy and Saturday mornings. Items sent in by mail should be in the mails Tuesday or Friday night. ito nuiitu ui .tiikk ,tinrvnrii Ansnn nn I'l .iu ......I ... '. llhui'Kli.'IV with Mr. anil r A V Him- KiiMii-i '"it 01 mo evening was ' a i . 7 .......... ,. i j us ZM iAndrewa as assisting kiMt and h.t .-uvni. ! uniiiniL. lllinneM 1 f li u Hui. " 1 .-'nith. Donahue Oxner and Dorothy! " Pos'Poned until ind.y ev- t.aiuweu served punch. The refiesit. menu were completed with sandwich es and cookies. . The hosts and hostesses were Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Voolz, Mr. and Mr 4- j!nusic turniM y eler' orcl.es- i cning The BrotherKooii of St. Andrews met Wednesday oveninr at llonan (Hall. The subject for tho evonme: Work Shoes for real sppvire anl wear built solid through out". Arn.'v shoes widths. $1.95 to $9.50 in "Wo guarantee every pair of shoes to give absolute satisfaction." Westenhaver & Gilbert YMi Adams Avenue, La (Irande Ladies ol La G:ande society enjoyed , the parties .riven Wednesday anil I hurs.day afternoons at the home of .K- L. Poarrh, on 'Main avenue, when J Mrs, df. J.. Poai-ch, Mrs. A. C. Hamp- ton and Mis. I). It. Tanner entertained at biidgo. It was one of those excel- lent social events reiuiring two aflcr- roons to cntoriuin the large number I of lady friends of the hostesses. The J home was uocoiulod with daffodils and violets. On the first afternoon bridge honors weic distributed to Mrs. Ernest Walkin.s, Mrs. August J. J .Stnngo and Mrs. Charles IJingner in tho order named, with Mrs. Hough claiming consolation. On the aocon 1 J afternoon Mis. W. II. Bolincnkamp, i .Mis Colon K. Kberhard and Mrs. Wil- linm Wilson weie the prize winners and the consolation prize for the after. J noun went to Mis. Harry Zurbriek. J Each afternoon an exquisite twu- course luncheon was served. A "nuni- J ber of ladies who do not Play bridge were invited for tea, and the two oc- elisions were among the very finest La I (ii runie has ever had. J r ! Mrs. E. K. Bragg and Mrs. George I Cochran will enteitain the momliors , of the Wednesday Bridge Club at the 'home of Mrs. Cochran next Wednca I day evening, April 2ith. .VlKarl 11. Hough, Mr. and Mrs Frank I lno !"1"-'r l,onu' '- -ompen- 'i .... .... ' I"IIIV JE,r.n ' llllf i.u'lnm I.. ...... ..-..I .ll j.ir.. uxner. .nr. anil .Mi. II,., i.... i ' wii nuim .. -... i . ... . 1 thf) riWrllltll rliuiitiauirm ivna n..t linl.1 Dnuin. .ir. anil .irs. J I'f.H Knui.tli m.- . . " en...,.l, . i VKUIttl- UlStUHSlUn w and Mrs. Julius p rnliluv.il - . -.. miormai uiscassion. among the Mrs. Clyde Zimmerman, Mr a'nii'.Mrs i mcn,''cr', mad) UP evening's en Thus. P. .Maxwell and Mr.' and Mrs' V"""0"1' William Wilson. ' lhe next meeting of the brother- , !bood will be held at Honan Hall on Miss Florence Sosloff and Helmn !'May l wi" bc u'ness meet Anderson were hostes.es to the mem""-' a"d W'"' ,n a" lik;lihooJ. C1 "lc bers of the Westminster Circle at the imt'et",eS iw the sc"son- ' home or the former on 1010 Second! ,., ' A w-,, . . stieet on 'lTiuri-day evening L L A- Wl,k,,,"sm hostess .Miss Marian Howell furnished a rle. T?,.6 t'.rccn'"'"1 Mother's League on liirhtful vocal solo and Mi- r i "cunesnny nuernoon. About twenty of Portland, furnished a niano Brl.i!l At the close of the program light re fieshments weie sevred. A larire at- niemburs were present and tho after noon was spent socially and attending to the usual business. At the close of the afternoon the hostess, assisted by InnilfiiU'e u-nii nn hmwl ..11 . ; lne a very cnjovanie eveni, ' .i "- '' n. M- -'olli,iwoo.l, Before Preparing for Your Fishing Trip Cume in and let us show you imip etniilete line of FISHING- TACKLE At Right Prices Newlin Book & Stationery Co. V . I SH.ER.RY.'S TODAY ONLY Can w two rones Make one Right illl aie old ijliest i.' ii nmis, answered must (Iramali h; 11t.it in one n Iraiuas eci tin 1 l i t fnii'lOnled mil- I I1I.U', filmed. A lllns tremendous -lay that will make v,.u ulad and sad. "Whispering Devils" Starring the Idol of the Screen CONWAY TEAJtLE Joaenjary Xheby and BriJlUntCaaft AlBi "M0VI2 CHATS" "MUTT & Jftt'f" J The Ladies' Auxiliary of the B. H I of T. gave a very enjoyable entertain- ineni at the close of their regular Kwge meeting liiesilny evening at the regies hall. I he ho.-tesses were hall of the Ladies Auxiliary, who had been the losing team in a contest for mem- beiship. Mrs, D. B. Pidcock, Mrs. 0. Ci. Hamilton and Miia. K. C. Coughen noeur were the committee in charge and they were assisted as hostesses by the remaining members of the los- ' ing team. At the close of the regular lodge 'meeting the Firemen nnd their wives,, who were invited for the evening as a leturn invitation, arrived and the host esses served' a very delicious dinner. ; plates being lai, for 121). The tables were artistically decorated in sweet pea blossoms. Following the dinner the party I spent tile remnin:Ir of the evening ilanclng, not leaving until a late hour. j'l he party was very successful, every one reporting a fine time. I Mr. and .Mrs. William E. Heinke were host and hostess to a gathering rr their fnenda who assembled at their Home on N avenue Monday evening in ho::or of Mr. and Mrs. Heinke's fifth wedding anniversary The evening was spent in dancing and playing cards and the, guests were favored by several vocal selections by Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Stevens and lit tle Miss irginia Heinke. At the hour of eleven o'clock lunch eon was served, at the close of which rancing was resumed until a late hour. , The guests then left wishing Mr. and Mrs. Heinke many more happy anni versaries. Those present were Mr. and i-s. Jasper Stevens, Mr. mid Mrs. Frank Harris, Mr. and i.Mrs. Karl Kline, Mr. and Mrs, Clifford Ijirsh, Mr. and Mrs. ('. lieKe.vzer, Dr. and Mrs. A. N. Mayville, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Znbel, Mr. and Mrs. Waller Gardiner, Mr. and Mrs, Donald Shanks, Mr. and Mis, Walter Bennett, 'Mrs. Hoy Smith, Ma iv, 'Hi (lariliiirr. Virginia mid Alice Heinke and Mr. and Mrs. William E. Heinke. Another party will be held at the home of Mr. nnd Mrs. Heinke Monday evening. t The meetings or tin- Owai.-a Club have been postponed indefinitely ow ing to the sickness of some of the niemheis. 'V, s. lio.-s T. Eaton, 1206 Second sleet, eiitei tained at a bridge party last evening. Three tables were made tin. Mrs. .1. F. O'l'imnell ii.ei.iv. ! ing first honors and Mrs. F. L. Har ris second A delicious two-course luncheon was seived afler the game. Those playing were: Mrs. J. F. O'Con nell, Mis. I'. I,. Harris. Mis. It. W. Hughes, Mis. Claude Macl.e.v, Mrs. (!. I!. Keir, Mrs. Claude Lynch, Mrs. E. Jaeolison, Mrs. T. (i. ltantr., Mrs. W .1. Spencer. Mrs. Henry Hill, Mrs. Ileibeit PattiMin and .Mrs. W. H. Ilarei The liwgesi dancing party ever giv en in the Country Club was that o( last evening, with Dr. ami Mrs. li. P. I.andis, Dr. and 'Mrs. J. L. Ingle, Mr and Mis. C. D. Putnam and Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Itohllcnkamp acting as hosts and hoMosses. The guests lieirnn to arrive early, between M) anil !M couples attending. The color scheme was yellow, yellow tulips and daffodils presenting a very Itfiiutitti! aspect. The evening was spent in dancinur and at midnight the hostesses served light refieshmnits, consisting of ice cieiim and cookie-, punch ami coffee. Dnuciny continued until 1 ;i o'clock iJ'le l-s,lay fivenmy Club gave a ,lr!',hlul dan. at the t'.'t 41. dl lhlny .a Jfle tlftll -I'eatitil'ully iq imotii dn anii'is. enl . Ht, il Mrs. Kffie Struck and Mrs. J. I). Smith, served the members ice cream and cake. 'twenty teachers were entertained at dinner nt the home of Mrs. ilii A. Wilkcrson Wednesday evning, Mrs. 'Giles Harnden, Mrs. Effic Struck. Mi-s. Alvira Stilwell and daughter, ' Mrs. J I). Smith and Mrs. Cullinwood . , ,:'r?,P, ,"!!'"' t',"c''l!li'"'d the assisting her in the duties as hostess. Parkdale Club ladies at Mrs. Stilwell's ! Tim ,ii..r i-.i:..: , n.i ...... .v ... Ul,,e nctnesuay at the close of the dinner the Indie Invitations have been issued by Mrs Frank K. Oxner, Mrs. Lloyd B Pierce unit Mrs. Robert Pratt for br'idgo at two o'clock Wednesday nfteriiuon, Ap. I ril 2u, at Honan Hall. afternoon. iwho lived in the Fruitdalc district ar- A very pleasant afternoon was snent rivoH ,.,i .ni.ri.u .t, :'r.,,.,,..i it the close of which the hostesses teachers the ,,.n,in,lr ,.r ih served delicious refreshments. img lTie next meeting of the club will Tho irrinr iri ,,r ih. -,. be at the home of Mrs. Henry Stein, Ispcnt in music and uinciug and at the vveiinesuay, .May .1. :rosc ot the ,,jtira ,,e hostessei served their guests delicious refre.-h- (ireenwond Parent-Teacher Associa-1 mnts. Those present were unanimous turn will hold their regular meeting i in acclaiming the cvenine a huiro suc- ai Jtini o chick on t ndey aftemoon, cess. April 28th. In addition to the buai-i ness meeting an interesting program I Mrs. J. K. Iteynolds will entertain ! nns iieen arranged nnd refreshments j the Eastern Star Social Club Tuesday win nc .scivco: during the afternoon, (afternoon at her home on IMS Second nn worn ot ine pupils will be on .street. display lrnm 1:00 o clock throughout the afternoon. There will be nn evening program, as previously stated. A' large attend ance is expected. The engagement of Miss Mary Fitzgerald, daughter of I.Mt. and Mrs- u. 1' itzgcralil, to Melvin J. Larson was announced at a party given by her mother at the family home, K'.Til On Thursday evening th .members Sixth stieet, Tuesday evening. of the. First Theological Class of the! Dainty corsage bouquets of sweet L. D. S. Sunday school assembled at peas and violets, with little cards an the home of their teacher, Mrs. Geo. i nouncing the engagement were pre- Lyman, to spend n farewell evening i sen ted to the guests. The weilfing with one of their number, Reynold linrtmess, who Is leaving Grande for Nampa, Idaho, where hp will make his home. A delightful evening was spent in playing games and visiting. At the close of the evening dc!ici'.iu refreshments were served. Reynold was presented with nn elegant Ever sharp pencil by his teacher and class mates, who earnestly regret his leav ing La Grande. Those Present were: Marion Stod will take place in May The evening was spent at five hun dred and at Ibn close of the cnnt.esl. Miss Irene O'Connell received the first prize, while the consolation went to .Miss Minna Ash. At the close of the social hour delicious refreshment, were sorved. Those present were: Edith Biagg, Minna Ash, Dorothy Meyers, Peggy Nolf. Hazel Mohr, 'Dorothy Cajsoy, Louise O'Connell, Irene O'Connell, dard. Iicile Black, Ii ma"7,vman. Loa ' Helen Sims, DcLoris Pearson, iWini Lyman, Lila Bean, Ruth Bramwell, f red Kenneda,, Wilmn Oesterling, Vie Valelta Ilarer, Lcuise Salisbury. Fon- i Crawford, Lallluo Hanks, Mary Fitz ra Hanks. Zelmn Lant. Rita Persons. ! genii d, Mesdames, Paul Massee, Al tieorge Garrick. Zena Thompson, Eu-1 "ert Cuirey, Clyde Bunting, Hill gene Metcalf, Reynold Bartmess, and Templeton, Walter Palmer ai.d Clyde the hostess and family. . i , ' ,, .Meyers. i , (. -i Mrs. ( ritzgeralu; Was nssisteil u The Rive. h I'a'rent.Teaeher's Assn-'.w ving by Mcstramos Dan McLellan ciation met yojcrdiiy afU'rnoon lit the it'hos. Bcudingfield and Del Kennedy (ireenwood association, who visited at A Joint meeting of the Pendleton the meeting. and La Grande Altar Societies of the A very charming program was pre-. Catholic church was held at Pendle- sented by the various grades, ilia- ton Thursday. The meeting was held logues, skits, and dances formed the ! for tho purpose of comparing ideas pregiam. Mrs A. E. Ivnnhoc, county ! and to increase co-operation and school superintendent, gave a very in-' friendliness between the two sister or teiestirg ami instiuctive address at 'ganizations. the close of the program. j Eighteen members of the La A very delicious luncheon was serv- Grande society were Present, leaving I'd to those ini'ti'iit at the close of the :on No. 17 in the morning. Upon their piogram. Eighty-five places wen j arrival in Pendleton their hostesses laid. ; entertained them at dinner. A six- ' 'course dinner was enjoyed and at the Mrs. William Ash is entertaining close of half nn hour's intermission, m Incorporated 312 DEPARTMENT STORES Stiits for Boys Higli In Quality Lo-w in Price High grade, two pant knlcker suits for the boy of S to H .years of ase. Mado of fancy caaslinere cloths in tho season's most attractive pat terns. Same fine quality, ivell-niat le, sty lish suits wu have boon selling all this season, which have given such splendid satisfaction to thousands of piireulH In 212 communities served by the J. C. 1'iiney Co. Thero aro just twelve suits nt each price among the new arrivals. $6.90 - $7.50 Other Kite values In boys' two pants suits now sidling at $8,110 to MC.OU. NOVELTY B0RDEE Towels Terry cloth towels la fancy nll-over designs and borders In blue!, pink and gold, with wash cloths to match. The sizes aro generous ami the patterns most attractive. There are varied aeleetions at 25c, 49c. 7Jc and USc. SEE OUIl WINDOW SHOWING Bath Mats We arc Including In this showing Terry Cloth, hath mats In light and dark colors. Priced at $1.1!), f l.!)8 and J2.4II. THR IiAIidlOST CHAIN DEPARTMENT STOllE OllGAMATlON IN THE WOULD- talk on the "Social Side of the Altar , program, Society," Mis. Frank Pike explained iGcorgo Pi the "Religious Side of the Altar Soci ety," e-il Mrs. (.'. Waldroff explained the "Individual Ways of Entertain ment and Instruction." At the close of the and was handled bv Mrs. explained George Palmer in her usual charniinr manner, in a compi enensive piper she sketched the developments of the opeia in Italy, Fiance and Ge ninny, from the Uardi Circle in HoO down meeting thc.to the opera of the piesent lime, em- hostesses look their guests over Pen- phasizing tho distinctive fnuinmc dleton ill cars on a sightseeing tour .traduced by each of these nationalities During the social hour the ho. tess served refreshments. in commotion or a royal rntc tnia ment. The Ln Grande ladies returned to their humcs in the evening on No. 18. the Lucky Thirteen at her home this afternoon. The meeting was to have been held Thursday but was postpone! until today on nccount of conflicting ocinl affairs, The Girls' Friendly societv present ed a pageant in Honan Hall last even ing showing the work done by them in the past. The performance was very good and a large number were present. At the close of the program an hour ()r informal dancing was in dulged in. Miss Flavin Ritler entertained a the ladies held their joint meeting presided over by Mrs. 1). Fitzgerald, president of the La Grande society. 'Mrs. Fred Meyers, treasurer, and Mrs. .1, F. O'Connell, secretary, also took their places at the meeting. About thirty Pendleton ladies were present, making about fifty all told. During the meeting several of the La Grande ladies responded to nd dresses by their hostese. Mrs. F. L. Meyers talked on "Spiritual Advan tages of the Altar Society," Mrs. J. F. O'Conncll's subject was the "Fin ancial End of the Altar Society," Mrs. J. C. Murphy gave a very interesting The Neighbors of Woodcraft met On Thi:i-Sll:iV nfti.m..,,,. ...111. 11... Mis. Hurley 11. Itichar.Uin proved ;H. Knell m Li h,. herself a charming hostess yesterday j The afternoon was moVt pleasantly afternoon when she entertained with Iciifiit with mn.-;.. e i. a Biidge Luncheon at her home in hon- tho usual hour a two-course lunch was or of .Miss Mary Bullock of Portland, Bt.rved by the hostess. The house was .. m.v noo- i:ii.-.-i ui me tastefully decorated with spring floiv- Uichiiiusoiis for the past week. Cov- 'ers. Tho following ladies Were present: EiHIe- Ailstott, Rebecca luaguire. Laura Curney and liettv Jean, Adu Clark, l,ou Richards. Eva I) uucheon Z-anh StacCJ'' C Iow Ruth ,1 T1. W TPi'- Margaret Parker. Isabel Mur- - ray, Anna Gcc.cn, Carrie ilt lbbs, Bee score, i ii,,... i , ,. .. r "'" unary, ora r lelds. ers were laid for twenty. The dining and living rooms were artistically-dec orated in da! IVvljls and the . color j scheme '.of .yellow anil white carried but throughout the entire afternoon. ' After the one o'clock iiiuii-s in ie were i pa v. .m s. 0. r. .. ,. T. Richard-on wiping high KcmAA. Gccen. tarne,,.)bb, B, "HIM, oiii: in i.:ii.-iiieu to ine Kuest oi i .,,,,. i, , .: , . ' honoP. . nuuen, uiiznoe-.n llougn. Mabel musician of rare nTT:"" " '""1 ',. ':rances ...in, ou. nn t.-r, .lira, l(., .ncAe-s, em Willi , 0hi , m. ,.L...,, ,. ' v ..n.i. oiii-i i icni, .viatni Miss Bullock is ability and charmed all pic , ' r. K l'""" -!Ciouter, Mrs Happe to the til termiitn .. . . 1 1 Last Saturday, April 15th, Miss Marguerite Klintworih nnd Mr. liny Looker were married at the home of the bride on Fox Hill. The ring ceremony was performed ill the presence of close relatives and few friends. Miss Hazel Looker attended the bride nntPMr. Rollie Ow ens the groom. Rev. A. J. Stnrmer officiated. After the ceremony a good old-fashioned dinner was served by the mother of the bride nnd was enjoyed by all. .nr. anil .Mrs. looker have manv friends and received many wish prosperity. ett. Miss IVI-- .Ness, Mrs. Chenault, Mrs. Warner, Mrs. Harry Myers, Mrs. Carroll. The visiting ladies present were: Mildred Osborne. Jim. Mclnnis, .Mrs. Abe Johnson, Mrs. C. I. Johnson, Miss Hagey, Mrs. WnM, Mrs. Neilsen, Mrs. Rhodes, i.Mrs. Luther Young. CHICKEN DINNER. There will be a Special Chicken Dinner served at the opening of the City Kestauiant. price -Lie. 4-22-lt Harry La Marr, clever character im- (11 jpcrsonntor, is on the vaudeville pro gram at the Arcade .Monday. ! ,.i. ... ' 4-22-lt Chapter I of P. E. (). was enter- ! tained Friday afternoon at the home A Cood Bad Habit. ol Mrs. h P. Mos-man. "Stories ol if .. the Opera' was the subject for the' . to . f.,it Business is Better Tin I liinvrrizt'd volunir if Imsiiios iiHTrnsril ctut tlnrin-r (In- ni"ntli of Mtnvli over anv otltcr (his yt'iir. GREATER IIOOVIRISED VALUl'3 DID XT ) M'I' IliOltt II fi O O 9Httim Sue Tiriity $tesp& il aet -Mii.i'l' n,i ,, v(