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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (June 10, 1922)
T.4. C-J'P.A Krtf irwTrv-Tvr rT. "" tfA" nTJATfDF, ETT.Mfl OMtff??,!? Knrunbv, June 10. 1022 .Hhnii'lii'HWn ' S-H. E- R. R'YS TODAY ONLY Prairie Productions -$"'" , PRESENT "Fearless Dick" HATTON : i : . "THE FIGHTIN' FOOL'' AH ion 'is tlici, keynote i The Fihtm' Fool from the upehiiig ol' the first reel until the last .scene. Also MOVIE CHATS & MUTT Sf JEFF One of tho social features of the coming week that in attracting much attention is the Union County Ad Club luncheon to he (riven in honor of the Iniliex, Tuesday at :U0. The Women of Woodcraft arc preparing a dclcct- allu luncheon featuring such choice things as roast chicken with dressing, scalloped Grande Rondo potatoes, Un ion cheese, tint I.ake lettuce with La Grande-made dressing, Women of Woodcraft bread and hot biscuits from Giande Honde flour served with Blue Mountain butter and La Grande-madr syrup; home-grown and nome-eannen of Gold" arid "Showers,"' after, which Miss Clark gave iMiss Kiddle one , end of a ribbon, iliroctitur hei Uj seek an adventure by -.following the ribbon, Which would lead her to the. end ol the rainbow and a pot of cold. . Mis Kiddle voted that a shower after a rainbow was as' successful as a shown er before." .' : . s . 1 1 ' .7 Tho Presbyterian, Sunday Xchoul wil loliscrve Children's Hay Sunday, June II. The following, splendid pro gram has been arranged under the, direction , of Misses Isabella Miller, Iiii.tgiiie it li'ivcr ol' I'owder a Utile -wide and an inch deep, IniriiiiiK- up Jiil! ! Tilt; l'oice ol' the ciiniliined divisions ol' the American Army on the Western ''Front in France was equally as st ron'. ; Every American Citizen Should! See "POWDER RIVER" LET'S GO! H000 feet of thrilling history of our iM.st, S'ttli, 12nd, I'olli, ll'iinl, L'nd and 1st Divisions in France. Auspices La Grande Post No. 43, American Legion. STAR THEATRE THURSDAY JUNE-15- ii, and a big portion of strawberry! Margaret Anson, Genevieve Ilanna, short cake for each guest. The lunch,- Eva ferryman and Beth Hesse: - . con will be served at (i:!IO, the place Sylig, by school; recitation, "A Ilu having ticon changed from the Eagles' cipo," Vcinn Ward; duct, "dod is Hall to the Methodist church base-1 l.ovc," Edward Buchanan and Camer ment. Elmer Stoddard, chairman of on Miller; reoi'tntion, "A Problem the pep committee, will have charge of Solved," J. I). Lynch; duet, "Trusting .t... ...! (' ' Kh.,1'1 in Hi,. Qiui," ( :,.,w.'if.vr. Ilujind a wl president of the club, will preside. ArPith Hesse; recitation, "Tit for.Tat,"! short program of business and prob- Evelyn Smith; song, "Bolls in Shady Special Proloene- i ; i'; i iiiiiii miunuii 1111; -2000 I'eet ol' captured Or- lin showiiiL' the sinking of Allied' ships. Admission Matinee, 'Children 15c, Adults llfic. Xiffhl Children 2oc, Adults .")() 3 Shows 3:15 7:30 9:15 ablv one short address will make up the program, liesurvations so far ninile indicate that 100 couples will bo in attendance. This feature was nit! pared because the Ad Club at no time in the last few years has had a -.omrdimentary luncheon for the wives and sweethearts of the members. Monday evening is the time limit for plate reservations, which can lis made at Union County Ad Club head quarters. A veury pleasant evening was spent at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Wm. I-'. Anderson, formerly of La Grande but mow of Portland, Oregiln, at 1111") llathorn Ave., on .June 2nd, in cele bration of their twenty-fifth weddm anniversary. Dells," Solo by Isabelle Miller and! chorus by school; address, Rev. Ross;, musical tableau, "Child Samuel,. John i Miller; Naanian's wife, Beth Hesse; Maid, Miriam Hanna; Little' Rry with Loaves and Pishes, 'William Miller; Lois, Maurine Moore; Eunice, Vera neatly; Timothy, 'Robert Kakiri; quar tet for tableau, tsalielle 'Milter, Kva Perrymnn, Stewart Bennett and' C, E. Anderson; recitation, "If,"" Donald Poarch. . . ' Mr. and Mrs, Ilagcy were host and hostess to fifty of their friends Sat uiday, ifune 3, The evening Was spent in old time dancing. Among thos present were Mr. and, Mrs. I. C.'. Ken nedy, Mr. and Mrs. Sturtevant,.. Mr. Silver and rose decora-! and Mrs. Clyde Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Westenhaver & Gilbert DM)!) Adams La (Iraiult tions beautified the rooms, wnue llowers in profusion and silver-winger butterflies added to the charm. The wedding inarch was played by Mis:-; Lucille Pauling, and Dr. Shinn, with much mirth, reticd the knot so well tied twenty-five years ago. Miss es Guico Huntoith, Lurile 'Pauling ii nd Itowena Stevenson gave vocal selections in a very pleasing manner. J. Warren, of La Grande, father of Mrs. Aiftlerson. gave several comic readings, which were greatly enjoyed Miss Mni.ioiic llrown wore a costume over one hundred years old, and gave ouaint old fashioned readings in a very charming manner. iMuch amuse ment, was afforded by the original ihymes sent in by J. Everett Dotson, now of Eugene, which vividly por trayed the courtahip days and wcddcil life of Mr. aid Mrs. Anderson down to the present time. They received many beautiful and useful gifts of silver, and all present expressed tho wish to be present at their t.oblcn Welding. Silvered souvenir, pined .-iVids marked the covers, which were biicl. for forty. Those present were: Mr (ind Mrs. A. J. Warren, Mr. an 1 Mrs. D. Parks, Mr. and Mrs. Jack HariisiMI, Dr. and Mrs. IWln. II. Shiim, M .anil Mrs. II. W. Ilricc, Mr. -nnd Mrs. ,1. l.loiiglas,'Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Macllowi !i,Mr. and Mrs. J. T.' Brown, Mr. and Mrs. .(i. W. Harvey, Mr. and Mrs. Wni. V. Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. .1 I.. Cox, Mrs.' Laura Doton. Mrs. Isa'-el Pauling, Mrs. Itobinson, iMisses l;';,ith .li.aes, tirace Banforth, l.ucile Pauling Pauline Pauling, (ioldie ! Stephenson, Rowena Stephenson, Mar i.nie liiown, (ireta McShain, Sylvia I Pinks, Delia Doncff and William An-. ! derson and Lloyd Jones. Dan Philips, Mr. and Mrs. "ft. Olden burg, Mr. and Mrs. S. Stokes,-Mr. and Mrs. Len Stilwell, :Mr, 4nd Mr.Olher, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Smith of perry, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Rogers,. Mj and, Mrs. Robert Alexander, Mr. and Mrs. I. Chandler, Mr. and Mrs. Shaer, Mr. and Mrs. John Bennett, Mr. and Mrs Wl'helm, IMi-si Zopha Struck,' Mrs. I.usk of North Powilor, Mrs. ;tt. Stein, Messrs. Lloyd (handler, Mick iKeklcy, ('ranris Carbine, . Frank Carpenter, (iramt Chandler. At twetv o'clock a sunipluous luncheon Was served. A lovely time was enjoyed by all prea cnt. ' : . " A New Shipment of Kadak Books, Loose Leaf Scrap Books .lus ex a mini; Till OK AM) NOTK Tl '.SI'IdADll) ASSOIM'M KNT KODAK HOOKS IK K'KAsoXAf.l.K I'l.MOKS Newlin Book & Stationery Co -o- Mis. A. I- Richnldsi .l gives a very i')ne leport of the Woman's Strfte Ki ilei ation Convent ion at Tillamook, which she n'.tcndcd recently. The key note for tht convention was "Kduca lii.n." There were two hundred dele gates present, the largest attendance lu.ie has ever been- Those attend- I ing the meetings were privileged to hear the thoughts and ideas given by I (omc'of the better educated men n" I wcnien ol tlie country and to enjoy ! -md appreciate the music th,. more prominent lecturers Plof. Kric W. Allen, Dean of the School of Journalism at the Univer dty of (liegon, who poke on "Help ng the Press to Help the Club;" Mrs. s'mlio Oir litiubur, who had charge of' he Public Welfare Department; Dr. Kstclln Werrer, chief medical instruc !or in Portland schools; Dean Fox dean of women at the University of Oiegmi; Dr. Irvine, editor of the Ore gon Daily Journal; Dr. Kdward Si:i tiou, pi "lessor at Reed College, and Ann Sherman Monroe, a noted Oregon author. 'I he mus ii- Thursday evening w is furnished by the Oregon Lyceum Club, if Oregon Agricultural College. They presented ill recital, Mr. Stewart Wen dell Tullry, baritone; Air. 'i'ruddson, violinist; V. W. Sheppard. pianist, and: Mis. Ilobart Lair Reed, of Port liiml, who is a splendid dramatic reader, j Mis .Ida Callahan, president of the. Federation, presided over the meet ings. j On Friday evening, the older girls ; ..f (he Island City Fpworlh League! .live a delightful -bower in honor of! Miss I .eta Kiddle, Miss Wylhel Wad- and Miss lcis Bryant acting as hot-i esses ill the home of Mrs. C. 11. Bid well. At eight thirty the twenty guests, were ushered into the dining room, I where suitable refreshments wen setveil. The table was made attrne- tive by ai, attistie arrangement "4: imiT'y tinted sve,'i peas and a woslsv lake in which 'he rainlKiw tverhead j m.is Waiffil'nlly rctlectc.d, -Mis-! IllnlH-he Clnik, in her phasing noi-i ner, luttr, as toasimisnoss wnu eiev A delightful parly B3 &tn Wed nesday evening at the home -of Mrs. Will Peare, in honor of Miss Kdna KeU1 ly of San Francisco. Thrt tables were set for brigc, .the. high honors being awarded to Mips I.ouise J'CVn nell. Refreshments were served ; nj Mrs.1 Peare. Those ininiei fir th" evening, were the Misses ICdnn Kelly, Minna Ash, Iloroihy, 'Meyers, Mabel f)esterling, Irene' O'Connelli fWims Oesterling, Ina Robertson and the Mesdumes Paul iMasne, Charles Bingner and the hostess. . ; . . , Miss Kelly will spend abouj; a inonth in l.a (irande visiting with her aunt, Mrs. J. A. McKennn. ;'; f Mi-s. O. B. Moran, Mrs. ;eorge Hopkins nnd Miss Young were host esses to the Iaidics' Missionary Soci ety nf the Presbyterian church at the home of Mrs. Morao,,' Friday t after main. ' The attendance, for the. meet-.-ing was exceptionally, fine Mrs. Cleav er Bsive, a very intercSOi,g'alk oil the islaiils nf the PiVifk'.; Mvss, Hiintc was to talk on the West Indies, but on account of the weather was unable to motor to town. A lunthen was seived by the ladies who charmingly ncted as hostesses.- Mrs. Crouse, accompanied by tie Misses Kdith Pierce, Dorothy Crouse and Kdris Maguire motored to Union Friday night. The young girts took a danoing part in "The Shiek," : catchy sketch in the Moose Minstrel, which has been playing at the Cozy ion" 1'hl'""e the three nights of the Stock '"" ; how. The solo dancing part was were. .... ,,-. . ...... i ,k.. lllSeil O.v .OlSS lruosc, h uu Mnnru iiiv hit of the evening in her two dances, "Dance Oriental" and "Petite Coquette". Today, Tomorrow, AH Time ' our merehnnilifo rnrripn tlie r.nmp eeonntiiy prices for you. Whatever you spinet lie re weassure you tlint the liny after or whenever you visit us, that iner iliaiifliso will bear the hhmc priee. In 1(102, this policy was nil'ipteil in our first 'ilnrn. We lielieved in it. The public welcomed it. We are JUJ. following it. Il ha:, been one of the causes of "6ui' rupid expansion. ' , Closely ndliering to nwiny principles lenrned while 'pioneering in our business, we nre continually serv ing old friends and gelling acquainted with new patrons in every one of the 1112 J. C. I'enney Co. communities. .TOR LAIUiEHT CHAIN UKrARTMENT "BTORB ORAMZAT10N IN THH WOlUiD" . The Ladies Aid Society of the Pres byterian church met at the lovely home of Mrs. K. Y'. Iteatty On I. ave nur Wednesday afternimn. It was a eonibined business and social mee'.irv The ladies are planning a large recep tion in honor of Rev. and Mrs. Ross, the pastor of the Presbyterian church. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Plavle Wednesday, June 21. Dcliciom refreshments were served by those a: fisting Mrs. Beatty. Mrs. J. T. Rich ardson and Mrs. J. D. Lynch. I The new elective officers for the La (irande Lodge No. 10, I. (J. Q. P., ire Jake Rostock, Noble (irand: Frank Looek, Vice C.rand- Those for the Star Encampment No. lil are Charles Wcage), Chief Patriarch, and Frank Lock, Senior Warden. The officers for the Crystal Rebekah Lodge No. $0 are Mrs. Flossie F.ngle, Noble (irand; Mrs. Louisa Clark, Vice (irande and Mrs. Nattie Golden, Sec retary. ! Among the puests for dinner at the Country Club Wednesday evening were Mr. audi Mrs. Rrnest Kingo. The Country Club gUesls. Thursday evening (or dinner were' Mr.' and Mrs. Chas. Reynolds, 'Dr. and I.MVs. Ray Murphy, Mr. and Mrs. Oharle9j Biugrter and Mr, nnd Mr.'. Norman Freest.- ":' i Mrs. Wearlhy, formery Vuown as Miss CornetlK- Hess,-k teacher jn thh (. (irande llgh school several years' ago, is traif Ijng'' in ; Europe i a.l the present tittle, c She-is enjoying th privilege nf ' seeing a . great number of tlie fsniogs German: operas, iirtlcr many. y' 1 ' 5' -j " i '.: V, .; ; . The Prepliytcrian piaiieV which: was to lie helil next Tueiiitv has Jjeen Postponed W-.aiS not to 'conflict -witli the- Ad Club luncheon. Officers of the rAd,. Club - have expressed their deep appreciation -for the Presbyter ians for changing their program. ; X. s-. '. , . ;,., ;' Mi -'ti.'.Mporc prov'ed herself it charming hostess when she entertain ed the Alpha Card Club Thursday af ternoon. Mrs. J. Donald Meyers won high honors at cards. Delicious refreshments werq servod by the hostess. Mrs. Lou tiivcns and her daughter, Miss Iiis, returned from Portland. I where they attended a large ceremony! of the "Daughters of the Nile," ami witnessed the initiation of one hun dred twelve ladies to the lodge. Mrs. Charles Bingner charmingly acted as hostess to the Kastern Star Social Club Tuesday afternoon. The "high honoi-s were awarded to Mrs, F. T. Tuckey. Dainty refreshments were served by the hostess. Miss Helen McDonald, formerly oi I the 1.x Grande Obsei-vcr staff, left L:t Grande this morning with her parents on a motor trip to Portland, Seattle and several coast points. Miss Oweda Miller and iMiss Isel Hunter are leaving for Portland to night. Miss Oweda intends to -s'ay for the Rose Show, while Miss dsel will go on to Monmouth. Mrs! E. E. Bragg and Mrs- k: L. Richardson will be joint hostesses to the Kaffec Klatsch Friday, June l(i, at the home of Mis. Richiwdson. Original invitations have been sent out by Mrs. Ernest Watkins and Mrs. Farley for a ten to be given June 10, in honor of Miss I-cta Kiddle. Dr. and Mjs. Landis and Mr. and Mrs. Putman will entertain at a din ner party at the Union Hotel on Wed nesday evening, TJie Catholic Ladiea will be enter tained at the home of Mrs. J. P. Thci son, Wednesday, June 11. ' Ms. .V L.' Richardson will entertain the Lucky Thirteen Club at her home Thursday afternoon, June li. -. . Mrs. Kiddle and Mrs- L- M. Hoyl are to entertain i:t-M Tuesday nftc-- Lydia Thompson Tuesday night. . , The Promise school closed Wednes day, June 7- A large dinner was giuj en by the people and everyone hail Mrs. Earl I fancy and children cam in Thursday to visit her. parents, W. CarPsr. and family. , I Mrs, Oscar iDavis and daughter, o Enterprise, are visiting in Promisp this week. Lola and Myru GorbcU visited witj Lydia Thompson Sunday night. 't Charley Horner and wife were ovc,i" from Powwatka last week. . ', Ethel and Lillian Carper visited n J. K. Carper's Sunday. Misses Hazel Kcnworthy and Iori Carpe rvisited 'with Miss Alyrlle Lyoi Promise 'News Items Iowa School District (Special to .Tho observer) ' . PROMISE, June in. -Miss Stella Smith and Udcons PouLson were mar ried at the home of the bride's par ents June-i at throe o'clock p. m. They started for MuMinnville, Ore., about four o'clock, Rev. G. F. Potter preaihed at. the Promise school house Sunday. Mrs. W. I. Sarrnar returned to he; home,. in Wallowa Friday. Mrs. W.. P, Bennett of California joined her husband in Promise Thurs day. They will make their home in Promise. Miss Enieline McDonald was a pas senger on the Promise stage Wednes day and Thursday. IOWA IMSTRICT, June 10 Mr, Hibbcrt, of Union, Mrs. Salisbury ainj Mr. Dierks called at the Posey home Tuesday. , ; Mr. anil Mrs. Salisbury and children made a short business trip to l.dnnj City Tuesdav morning. j Gladys Posey spent Monday eviyj in with Mrs. Williams and children, Mr. Posey and son, lister, called in La Grande on business Thursday. William Pullen is spending a few days op the range with Hugh Hulse. Read George Fagcr's Adv. on Page Three. ' .' ' C-lO-tt Ethel and l.ilM;ni f"firrr-- -iil-I t-Ith forested reclens. Opossum In New Zealand. ' , Opossums, widen we.re Introduced Into 'eve Zealand from Australii ninny years ago, have Increased until they have heroine a pest In the fruit-grow--tns regions. Nevertheless, their value f,,r fur outweighs any damage they du. It 1 therefore proposed to give them every chance to breed In the B.A'N.C-B OPEN AIR PAVILION UNION, OREGON, SATURDAY NIGHT IMPERIAL PEP ORCHESTRA BIG TIME EVERYBODY INVITED THIS SPACE PAID FOR BY AL'S ILLUMINATING STORE Kim Street near V. M. O. La Grande, Oregon A. J.T lespon-CQ bv the oTisses lteulOli:,4 smnh. K.-ii hue Whisb-r, and Hilda, II , P(e,l,!iimt on "The Itainliow, he Potlgj La Grande's Original Leading Cash Pure Food Store For canning berries place your order with the Hoovcrizcd at once... Good quality and lower prices prevail now than later... Strawberry season will be very short. The Hoover ized received and sold 11 crates Friday at $2.10 a crat. Tell us your requirements at once. WKEBZ THE TUEJITY THKONC. HOOVERIZED o o I i t li miiii. imlili
