La Grande evening observer., April 29, 1922, Image 6

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TIK nnANDK EVENTNO OmRTCRYTCiI
Saturday. "April 20, 1022.
j Roberts -Wicks
ICLOTHES!
(ami they with Hie il. A. It. were to
I utu-iyl tho program iiM at the
J hlh school, in roiiimiMiionil Jon of
i thu oiib liundn dlh- aniilvot'Hary of
J President Cnwnt'H birth, Mrs. Ura
I den nijxirU tin- proniani well worth
her time.
-Mr. Clilnlian was fcn I'erry tin
last of thi' wi-'k, phudnj; vacuum
rlcaiHTH In Hi'v. ril fhoinen.
I Hoy I'olirinan, who Ik having sonr
trouhlo with Ills car, drov to I.ii
I Grand'' lust evenln;; In Hen a doctor.!
J Hilda Itobei (son, and (Jidda Pohr-
a man, wlio atlcnd La (Jni.ndo hjph
i Heboid, all
Stind;iy.
i .Mr. a.'id Mm. J. lialentiiie ro-
turned borne from I'ortl ind. They
I report a 71 iiHitnt 1 1 i p .
J J, ('land Mrndm has Kpeiit the Umt
l i two days in plowing IiI.h anlci
"The Emblem cf Oaalitv" 'M,!,,I Mr- lnfniis to
Slrn. t;!i. HoljerlHon spent Fri-,
d;ty In ai Ciund'1 shopping.
.Mr. and Mrs. MatHon drove
8S-4tV..l.W.sW5.
Mrs. ilnriiot McDonald has chair' Isecoud prize, un.l Mm. V. . ,'johncii
i.f tin- program lit .the Neighborhood kmrii winning third prize. Seventeen
Club Tuesday afternoon ami ft prom-1 tallies of bridge wore in play.
is'-k to be u very good one. ' At thu close of the card the host-
Tin is Knglish Literature day a:;'! losses reived t' a at four tallies, Fv
.Mm. .MclJoi.ald will give nading.- cryone was delighted with the nftcr-
noon'i entertaiiiiileiit.
from thaf must nonubir nf Fni.liwh
home lor .Saturday and novelets, Charles Dickon)
.Mis. II. McColdrick and .Mrs V. I.I
I Shaw took decrees in thu Women's j
I Auxiliary of the Cantons of I. O.I
i(J. K. ai liaher on Thuiiday ccming. I
Westenhaver &
Gilbert
1300 Adam3 Ave.
La Grande
I. a Claude Friday to do some
1'llig. 1
Kuril reading will he illustrated !
a tableau, unde rthe direction of Mrs.
j Donald Paguo.
I 'Ih-ro will he "Little Nell and he
Cii'Tidfathor" in their wandering. w
The Fat Hoy, wakening lung The Clio Clu'i i. mooting at the
enough to show himself. In. :ne of .Mis. Harry Zurbiick this
Tin' pathetic death of "Little Paul," laftelilooll.
as he goes out with the tide.
'..Vicaw ' "i " waiting for something '.MVs Walter Leisman ernci'taincd
t to t Li rii up. the Alpha Club at her home Thurs-
A NATIOH-wiof
it i j - j
312 DEPARTMENT STORES
H'i:Mli mi. I, !- TAVI.oit
j mioi n i its ii.i, m:
J "s.M.vrs .wo si.m:iis"
ilK-e- Ihiei;! Ciiiniet field s eailv love, the day allLinoon at hi idire. There were
child-wife, Dora, and Airnes, the wife I'nur tables at cards anil .Mrs. James
ef his heart. j .Mr.N'amce won hitrh horn..- while Mrs.
All these will .'top before us injl-'e llouvy took the gue.-t prize.
Iui.sda's .;ni;iam. 1 ''he house was (Lcoratci in Oreiron
crapes, securcil from Pot Hand, und
CO
IS
IN LAKE GGOD
(Sprcini lo i-H8 Ohm'rviir)
I'KItitV, Apr. 2!t. Tat catfish in
t ho hi ku r jJ 'i t if ul t his year.
They 'art- .hirsn a.:id easily caiuhl.
M'ht'su I'iMji wlii'if pnijM.rly t-uoked
luiike nil apr-lihiK dish.
Stodl:rd 'Ijiolhcru have issued a
permit to liavk a new ;irae uml
wood kIhnI built on tlx H' tt t'ol
well phu-o. I
Mrs. W. A. Watson has been ah- 1
sent from tl.i1' ptore Him-e rt nrn
1 11 K from Tli o Dalle;. Mrs. Walson
1b KiifferfiiR with tniHlIitiH.
Harry Hansen and family an tim
ed to I.m (Jraude Thurwdiiy evening
lo see the inovies.
Mrs. Kri (1 MrndHi w;ih n pas
seller on No. 24 Thursday nior-n-iuti
to La ( randn. M rn. lr:en in
nf the nfrirei-H of I In- W, It. ('
Tiles
Taylor I!ro(ln r's comcclfii hh ve
annoiiiK I'd 'Saiiils and Sinners" as ivun in the
tl',ir ojHuiiii' perforniaiieo in our
city al their hi Li-f.it theatre next
Monday niftht.
TJiis ijlay Is a four-act eoinedy
ill am i and "kIiowh ol f each mem
ber nf the company to ood advau-
tt;! as well as putting into use of
some nice Ma;.'? f.ttliurM. Tint show
rnrrien a ciirloa,-! of .scenery und
Hertrieal efliMtH and Iherel'ore
Lihie to sta'iu their 'phiys jih tli
ar, (slimed in the I ire;st cities.
A new pliiy w ill he presi t ited
e;it:h niht of the company 'a stay
ht our eily and the doon-i will oj:t n
wjich t veiling at 7:.'l'i, while the pnr
ronnances will romim-iicc a( !S : f.
Taylor Iliotlicr's eoiiiediaus is tlic
one hliuw on the loud thai Kiinr
aiitn s lo please or refund any ad
mission pic(.
iow thai I ho i.enti n season is over
thi- Uk.s will re-it i nc their dances
Klks Loili! room. Tht
of the M-ries will be held on
lay. eviiintf.
Xevei a I J.a (ii ande people w ere
j-tieMs nt u dancing patty jrivr:i in
I hiker last ninht at the natatorium.
daffodils.
social aetivilie.s
deiicitus Iwo-
.Mr. aral Mist Thomas Mi'iilomery,
Mr. araJ .Mis. I.ovini Mr. an I Mrn.
Harry Keifs, .Mr. and Mrs. !''rcd Kp-
ls pinker and r. and Mis. II. J. !!,.
y t(m wen hosts and hostesses.
The natatorium was beautifully
wit-oiatid, pi'ik ruses in ;;hundani
"ii:aii,titics forming part of the eolor
!n me. The evening was spent in
MinciiiK followed hy a delii-ious Imfi'eL
dinni't si'iVL'd at a late hour.
Ihnse who attended from I .a
(iiainie ate m follows: Mr. ami Mrs.
! t Snodiri.iss Mr. and Mrs. A. ,1.
nni, .Mr. and Mrs. Jo: (a'r, LMr
and Mis, Karl Stoddard, and Mr. and
Ai is t. 1 I.arison.
The Custaclihin Tube.
The Ku-iai-hhiii tube Its name
from tin ItiiMan rdiysh-iaii to ulmm
Pop' I'ius IV Hulled pcrmissb.n to
dissect htinuin ImhMi'.s In ihf fiirihcr
Hiice of iimilninlml l;nowlede. (Iili;
Iria! tnaniisirlpts of his worl;s have
ItWt conn' tn lltdit.
r.., -"
'Ml' M
"'fe.r.i' J
i-y hf--r r:if Sfi. -jJ
New Vidoc records for
May
After the Rain anJ Jimmy, fox trots
- Paul Wlihcsnan's Orchestra 75c.
Little Grey Sweetheart of Mine and
Old Fashioned Girl, fox trots 75c.
While Miami Dreams and Tell I ler
at Twilight, fox trots 75c.
By tht Sapphire Sea and By-goncs,
fox trots, Whiteman's Orchestra 75c.
John McCormack sings "The Road
That Brought Yon to Mo" 1.25.
Let us pLiy the new 'ViChr
rcioiJs jor yoit
Newlin Book & Stationery
Company
Lit (irando, Oregon.
The Voun Woman's Kducatio:t i":
Auxiliaiy 'is to be entertained at
;y llay fotival ' Monday evenine;.
A'ay 1st, in the basement of the M.
Iv chinch. .Mi s Maliel (lesteilinir
is chairman for the evenine; and asks
that all menilars he present and tin;
they wear irir.irhani or liKht die-si;.;,
iri keepinir with the festi-al season.
This feitival will be the last
the entertaining evenini;s for the
auxiliary and hi inns to a close a iiiosl
p. ol'itabl ye ir s work.
Thu. o entei laininjr with ,Mi.-s (I' -
tnliiiK are: Mi-.s llella Tri.pp, X, ;
Alma Nelson, Miss lOthel lloland, Mi.-s
K.lith Hi. it.".:, Mi.-- Kausi and J'rs.
1 crilner."
Mrs. I. hi (livens a..d M,s. . II
r.'hiienkani.t eu'eitained n l umbi I of
M-iends .it 011 -ie je.-ter lay .il'ti-ri
I .Mis 1! .11. ni.amii'.- h . e. Tie
ali 'n.Min was silent -it blii'y:e, t. .
I line; I'w. h.e l.ibics. Mrs. 1 le i;: ,
At the close of the
the hosto.s served l
course luncheon.
The next nieelin' of tha Alpha
Club will be held at the home of M.s.
Paul Massee two weeks from Thurs
day.
Mrs. Herbert Pattison entertained
the Illahe Club at her hoiiij 1 uesday i
afternoon at bridge. There wore two" ,
tables at cards and .Mis. I, S. linn- I
loid won hi'h honors. Mrs, (j. iK.
Keir won stvond prize and consola
tion went to Mi. Paul Illair.
'. The hostess served u uelieious two
icouie luncheon at the close of the
card session.
The next mectin',' will be nrx.
.Thur.day evenine; at the home of Mr
und .Mrs. Paul Illair.
The Thuisday Kveninj; "Mlj" Club
was entertained at the home of Mr.
and .Mrs. Chailes Lliiiffnur Thursday I
evenine. The evening was spent nt
cards with Mrs. K. K. (;uye and Don- j
aid McKay winning high honors.
At the close of a soidal hour the
hostess served a very delicious lunch- 1
eon. hveiyone reported u iLliirhlful
time.
This club will meet nnain two ;
weeks from Thuisday at the home of i
.Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lynch. I
The Westminster wuild will meet !
at the home or ,irs. I,. Ii, M02, 1704 j
Cedar street, .Mon 'a.v evenine;. Miss j
Kdith Pickett w ill be in charge uf the '
prograin for the eveniiiK. ;
j
Mis. W. II. Perry and son, Filly,
wife and son of General l-'oieman !
Perry, of the O.-W. shops, mill the
foinier's sisti Miss Maljorie K. Co
burn, left Thursday on No. 1 for a
visit in Pocatollo, Idaho, with relatives.
.111
ol' I .! 1 1 r,
I'.vuli, ,le
. nt
;m ii
Mi,
01 re al
ml. t .'ii
vk Pa 1
100 Leather Shoes
Three Styles for 85 of Men
til
Values Seldom Heard
f at this Remarkably
Low Price
THE three styles in men's fine shoes pictured
here nre the result of careful stuily of tho
requirements of tho average, mini. As a Nation
wide Institution serving thousands of men in all
walks of life, through our 312 stores in 27 States,
we feel wc are qualified to produce shoes that for
styles, fit, comfort and wearing qualities will fully
meet the requirements of 8.") per cent, of men.
This wo claim for the three 100 per cent. Leather
Shoes shown here. We are willing and anxious
to prove to you tho truth of bur claim.
i
The height of good shoenialiing is represented
in these three popular styles for men. Produced
Wider our personal supervision according to our
iipei iaValiiins, which means they contain the meat
of sa'.isfiivt'int! JCO cents' worth of genuine valuo
fur every dollar they cost their wearers. Made,
of 100 per cent. Mahogany Lotus Leather, with
(lurahlc welt soles and half rubber heels. Heal
men's shoes at a saving every man appreciates.
Pair $3.98
TnR IAltr.'KKT CHAIN HHPAKTMKNT.
"SI'OItK OUGi ANIMATION IX THK WOULD"
I lis.
I lie
lute '.v..
Im oi .n n
At tile
:o-tej.i s
i lh.,-e
with Miss Uuth Quijiley at the piano.
Mis. L. S. Ilanford and Mrs. P. C.
Ulair had charge of the program. The
members of Ilivisioli:
wish to express their
the delightful manner in which they 'jj
le me
of ;. .How and
.ariied out, fii.
or d.iffm.ils.
social Iniiii 1 1 e
slmiciii.
repui i...
hi.stcs
r honor
l.iM. fi.lly
j ier ;-l ii.
I of 111,
ho-les.l siivid d.'lnio's l.'fl
elil. I'.v, ivi'fo
. Vi'i ) 1 - 1 i .In fill t j 111 '.
M "s. .1 hr' .-t b ol lii r w.i
H .1 liii'ul liiy pan; yivvi,
of her hole d..uglitei, Kimn, win
v us three veins .dd and In . son, liii
'il, an. lillie llarol.i 'nil. rick, wh-i
a-, hiw-ver, mi. ilk I i a; und Tile
I'Mly .i s ; Id I je-iiny.
'Ill:' .il'HTiieoe. '.is i :iju e.bly ..-pull
'. i na 1-, sation ;;, i il.,, ,,i,se ol'
!..' s"-i;ii h.uir the ilevlt-; w.-ive-l
'! d li dy lefu -hi,n"'s to her 111-
Mi l, P. Harvey nlLilaiin 1 a.
il.iiii' i' Mo:ula e'enin in hnniir ol
hi r liii-l :i:id's biitliday al their hoe,i ,
'-' 0! I ii t street. Covers were laid
lei Iv.i ::!-, ;e gtleN. The ili.illi,'
in via.- tasl, fully deeoiated ill cut
llouii-. Several nul-leal nunibe:s
vile iiihliiel following dinner.
Delicious refreshments were served .
The Weu'ne-diiy llridge Club was
'ntc: taincd hy Mr. and Mrs. E. Iv
llragg and Mr. and Mrs. (leorge T.
I'ovhran Wedni -day evening at the
Coi-hian home on Second and Penn
sylvania. This is the club with two
features, fi ; the ladies meet in the
afternoon an 1 at regular intervals the
club has an evening session attended
by holh ladies and gentlemen.
H... i... i : l.
.... ,.,iK .out .-.,.ieeius nonie pre-)
sen, 0,1 that hospitable welcome Wed-'afternoon at the home of the latter.
tie.-tlav evenoiir t-l,i..l. ....u .1... I
- - 1 " ;"v.- n, to-.
heart of guests and the hosts anil
jorie, Mr and i.Mis. W. It Ledbetter,
.Mr. and Mrs. Arch Conley, Mr- aim
Mrs. Ci. W. DcLny, Mr. and Mrs. II.
.meeting oC tho
in
.mi. i, ,i uiui H. Huron, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Me-
ip..c union 01 Kennon and daughter. Mr. and Mrs
Lollar. !
G. Avery, Miss Zela
ro entertained by Division No. 1. M(.,sl.s c. M. Stoekland and C.
Mr
G. It. Williams and Mis. W.
Long, extension horticulturist
The lovers of art and those inter
Krlday night for
11 (Iralli.'o Matrons.
Mrs. Harry PI.. us was
Cr.i'idu iKilday inluht.
Mr. and rdr. Jake Ilievi
Wednesday in La Clrande.
j .Mrs. ;Martln King ami iiaiigliler.
riii reaa. w in lie in i.a .ramie Sat
urday on business.
spent
D. McDonald entertained the Guard ested in oil and china painting will be
Team of the W. II. A. on Wednesday Ipleased to know that the Sacrsd
Ileurt Acadt'my will hold an Art Kx
hihit next week on Friday and Sat-
Thc honor guest was . Miss Cullio
Howell, who is spending her Easttr
vacation here. The hou.-e was very
urday, 'May th and (jth at the Har
ris Art it Gift Shop. This exhibit
decorated with cut flow- j will include a large part of the work
hostesses made the event an exeep.
tional one. beautifully
.mong tne ladles, hieh honors at ers. A lare-e bowl of daffodils filLd .done bv the nnnils nt the neailemv
I. ridge went to Mir. I.iucj Dennis, j the centerpiece, with appropriate j both oil and china painting, for the
who was n'.varih-d the ladies' prize, place cards to match. jpnst tw-o or mi .e years. More than
ami 1'. .1. Seroggin proveil to be the I The afLernoon was spent in needle a hundred paintings will be on ('in
most ell incut, and siiccesslul gciule- woKki and' conversution, after which j piny these two days along with a
Removing Paint.
To remove paint of im mnlter hnw
long stnnding I'rnm rolton, linen, sille
or wool, tenve the slained part In ker
naene until soft enough tn rub our.
Twenly-folir hours may he reipilred
If the trouble Is of long standing.
IWCALLrJI) I'OI! Lli'lTIMtS
man player, leceiving his rewiu'J fora dainty tin ee-eoui-.-i luncheon
"'Sinn nun. served,
lfclic.hiiit nis were served and thel Miss Howell was a foimcr member
remaind' r of the evening was con- of the guard team, but is making her
:l ' niiglibuily visilintr andlhome in Pendleton at present.
discussion ol current events.
'I ,
I'i
il:i nl t . i in
."'ei-ian I.a !:es
t nt t he home
HilO l'n-t sir
i n, May :l, at
Aid So
ul' Mis.
et Wed-
HI.
Sii.E'R.R-Y.'S
LAST DAY
A Swift and Colorful Melodrama
The Smiling Daredevil in His Best Role
Lester Cunco
"SILVER SPURS
Mr and Mis, . K. O'llrien and
Air, and Mrs John Theisnn will en
Unain I he Kaflee Klati h at the
mi.it r y Club 'Ih:irdn eveaing, M
I, This meeting will lake the nla i
a, the meeting regularly selli diil'M
ier ma.. I 'i idaV evening.
'I bin - .lay al'tt'iiinaii i.Mis. G, 1..
I.,;, ,'en eiiterlained the Kaftco Klateh
nl her h. inn- M in. .It i In i Tht'isini
v..n hon.ns ;it Iniilm-.
Mi-;. .itnin'-im.-in immI Mis.
( K IhifiVy t nt-'H;iiiu .1 tlu- Thins
tlay I lull at the hmm- uf the lath r
"I i 1'irM iii.J (JkiihIv Th.i' humc a
tunc with lit-antilul iinvr t'luwii-..
Kivf hun.:u-,J was in sps-u.ii, hu'h
jmmhit t. Mrs. 11. V Hult'h.
; tut v. isolation tu Mi. ,. Wright. At
t"iir nVlock il tlainty two-i nt ;(
iuprh,,uM sri vrti in thr tiiniii'x
i.'tMn AH csprt'-v-t'ff thcinst'lvi's a,
havmi; hat! i mit -:ip aMr jtftt i -r,
en.
On WiMlm-.-day ait"r::Mti tho f()ur
'l'wsion f tin- Laities' Aid nf tin
l irt M.-tln-nist l.M,tu,ia( chuivh nu-t
m thf parlors uf tiu. , hmvli ami ton-'lUiti-tl
thnr innntlily .social tnc'tin,
H bvnK n braulil'ut diiy Uv:o was a
mint' munluT ni :ilti-iulanco. The so-
h
l-'dlliiwin a nu'i'tinj; of tlu1 cxri-u-tivc
cnniinittri nf tho Union cuunty
farm hutvau last Satunlay rvr:iinjr,
j members of tho i-ummittee ami their
j wives were entertained at the home
of Harry CI- 'Avery, county a'eiit.
! Oiirinir tho '.tusiness rneettny: the
ladies wore onteitained at tho Arcade
Inriro niniiunt of hrautifnl snts and
separate pieces of hand decorated i
ehinn. Ituth the Sacre.! Heart Acad- I
emy and Mr. II. U Iiichardon extjnd
a cordial invitation to everyone to at- j
tend the exhibition of I,a Grande !
talent. !
List of letters reinainlou iirn-itltod
for In Hi(r office for the week end
Iiik April 2X. l!tl!-.
(ieiit lemon.
Ta'iJ 7, avenu", Harold llrnwii,
W. It. Kvans, Cleo Kvans, C. '.
Fnm rso, .1. It. Ha:ies, Win. ,1. Hal-
oiir was irivea ,,vof to nmiisn- theatre.
tS CorsistlllL' ef :i n.,.!' ,-.,otn( lli..tis.
i''k' of lniiiioious skt'teh- rntertainment an.! the
Mrs. H.
At the
1
G. Avery acting as
rlose of the theatre
mid the ii::ar.g of humorous sketch-entertainment an.: the busituss meet-
es. ..;.is. Slirrwoe.l W-lliams favored. ing the gentU'inen and ladies went to
the audience with , beautiful sang, I the Avery home where n delightful
"May Maiiiing," i,v t(,lla i nl.r u isoi-ial hour was enjoyed. The host.'ss
tl.ll rleasiae miiMm i- I ;,, ll... I ......I n .leliei.aw Iwo-eoni-se llin.'h- , L'ooil durillL' th
ll"'"giam Mrs. Ira l Aldrich delighted eon at the clne of the social activ- are practicing baseball so as to play
h a vei'v pleasing ilies. 'nuveliani and olher t
the audience
number, "The Sua
by ("ewer. Those pre.ent wen: Mr. and Mrs. Mrv J. llieVer was In La Giande
I ieabeek, John F. Mellon, It. W.
McAllister (2), Jerome Melikel.
Halph NVsbit, (Tareuee Itothery,
Win. Slovens. Hurt Wilkes.
I.ailles.
Mrs. 1). W. Garbs. Mrs. Kalhryn
I I fill. Mrs. Sarah Har.liev. Mrs. H.
Miss llessie Janslon, Mrs.
Knskey, Win. MeMills. Mar-
Isil.n. Miss Vaughn Sa.ilor.
j. Miss Ileanvlor J. Stephens. Mrs.
(Special to Tho Observer) iGioruia Williams, Mrs. It. Walker.
K AM FLA, Ore.. Apr. The These letters will he sent lo the
alher -at Kamela lias been very'dead letter office on Mav 12. 1112'.'
k und the hoys .If not delivered before. In culling
for the above .please say 4,adver-
nuveliam and olher teams. itised." giving date of Hit.
PLAY BASEBALL;
F. K. IIUAGG, P. M.
With an Excellent Cast, including 7. U Ji. t.vaa,
the. Juo;o Slavi.wi Lur.
Also
Movio Chat Mutt and Jeff
I lee
nf Hie sea?
liall Wedn
l-'iank 10.
Piele,- and
t ' in - nil,
I he biggest bridge parties
in was gien at Hunan
olav afternoon by Mt-
OMier, M,s, .i,,yd P
Mr
lie
ta-
!llli
it Pialt Th..
.I.v.ualcl in
id w.ie e,
Where the Thrifty Throng
LA GRANDE'S ORIGINAL CASH GROCERY
COMMON SENSE DISTRIBUTORS OF
PURE FOODS.
BRINGING DOWN HIGH PRICES IS WHAT
KEEPS THE U00VERIZED
. o Vhere Tht Shriftj TkroBg
ll.ll'.'.llls C
'leatltl'ltl
l'ae alle:
.Mi.,. Wall,
illLlll ll'ill-'l
spent al bra!
16
Mrs.
Paltis"
el
71