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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (July 1, 1922)
" Kntnrflnv. Jnlv 1. 1022 PAGTC srx v t,.v nrcAxnrc kvextxo orskrver Dependable Charming it its simplicity was the) quolK of roues. The groom was at-wi-iciinz of MisK l.ctu D Ijiddl.-,1 tended Ly Edwin Oli-un. Afier the who b.Tiiim' the bride of Mr. Jtobertl ceremony all were ushered into th W. Karl of Eugene Widrii'i'rlay ev-j dining room where a bountiful three erring at eight o'r-lm k. The rereriruiry course dinner was tcrvrd . by four was performed in the presence ot rvl-! "nmn grrrs, all relatives of the muk alive ami inrrmriiute friends by the l!ev. James l.crtch at the home of the bride's mother, Mrs. K. K. Kiddle, of I.-land "ity. The wedding mcrssion was lerl by Hie youillf eouulo are both well and favorably known here. The bride hav ing been born and retired on a farm near Summerville and the groom bav ins liven a number of years in Union. tvo dcii.ty little flower girls, Maryi '' " aiw evening lor fa. Helen and Myrtle Jean Wutkiri8,l?"e' .''ty''0' lhe:1' future home, where' 'daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Krncsti Mr- ,( "'""an ,' connected with one of Westenhaver j& Gilbert LA GRANDE ORIS. Spend the Glorious Fourth in an Automobile 1 V,fk Six, new pniiit .t72."i.n0 1 I 'nick .Four, new ;iint $:;.")().! 1 Dodfjo toin-iiiK '.in U)0 1 V.Y10 Jlii., like new .fin."..!") i WW Oiiklaiul, m"1 Klwipe ' :...$-jH).O0 1 1921 Ford oiiL'-tim Truck. . J. Gross Washington Avenue Garage For You ! Fba Everybody f7He DeCtV J0 4Jtrr Hme the ittare-K?cr .;i s Kemintfton For mm - - "sat rAATDytifl KEYBOARD JVo Shifting for Figures: TUIS hanrjy, compact v ritin r.v. cliine is the tare nJJitica to tlu famed Ruini.igton family. , Especially designed for ' intima;-, personal uc. It f tn iti a ense on'y four inches hi'uh, en he cirricJ any where, used everywhere, and is a real necessity to every man, woman or chilil who has any writin;; to do. Like nil RemiDt'in Typewriters it turns out clean-cut, beautiful work speedily una etucientiy. j-.;: ...it UK Hill, (1)0 Newlin Book & Stationery Company S' H. E' R. R' Y.'S TODAY ONLY The Big Sensational Picture "LUXURY" STARRING RUBY DE REMER Also . Buck Jone3 and Franklin Farnum v ' "Brother Bill" " TWO REEL WESTERN AND "MOVIE CHATS" "MUTT AND JEFF" the lending (Iiuk stores of the tuwn. w Dr. and Mrs. A. I.. Richardson and and Mr. and -Mrs. Wood Berry de lightfully entertained the ladies of the Kuffee Klatch club v.nj their hus bands at the Country Club KriuWy, June :i0. There were eiht tabks of' bridge- Airs. G- L. Larh-on receiving the ladies' prize and W. R. Jones the I gentlemen's. For refreshments tin? : guentH were escorted into the dining room and seated at a prettily decorat ed table. A profusion of pink snap-: drains mid delphiniums were placed j on tne taoe, arrangea attractively in baskets- A lovely luncheon was serv ed by t.Misa Magnuson of peppermint ice, fruit salad with lemon dressing, nut bread mid dte sandwiches, an Rid food eako and coffee. Dancing wai enjoyed in the reception rooms until a late hour. Watkins. .Misses Kileen and Mildred Kiddle, ncices of the bride, acted as her attendants, and following them came th bride on the arm of her brother, Kiel Kiddie- The bride was i pretty in h r gown of white chiffon and lice over white satin. The veil was aniiiifced in a frilly coronet fash i ion arid Mie carried a beautiful show ; er bouquet of Ophelia roses, orchids j and lilies of the valley. She wore a necklace of piarln, the gift of the 1 bridegroom. ; Miss Kileen Kiddle was attractive in pink organdie, Miss Mildred Kiddle I in green, and the two flower girls J wi.re also in organdies of pustel shades, .Mary Helen Watkins wearing pink and Myrtle Jean Watkins yellow, i Kenneth Kobinson of Portland, fra 1 ternity brother of the groom, acted as best man. Little Miss Maravene Kiddle, dressed in nink otirandie. and I',.!, .-rt r-',-i;.r,( l.',,L-,n nonlu,,,, nC iU.A bride, foi nied an aisle' with Pink tulle! M.ls' B- F. Owsley and Mrs. K. L. for the bridal procession. Halley were joint hostesses in enter- Preceding the ceremony, Missi tnmliiff the Parkdale Club Wednesday (Innevieve Clancv of I'ortland sang!",une 2H the ovv he the. "Itecause,'' bv Uardelot, and "Ati f"rmer- Wnitu daisies and roses were Dawning," by Ciidnian- She was ao! companied by Hubert S. Kakin, who also played Mendelssohn's "Wedding .March, the decoration which gave a very at tractive appearance to the home. A short program was rendered. Those on the program were: Miss Kdnu Following the ceremony, an inform-; Halley, Mrs. Kckley and Mrs. Cool-; rec.-ption was held- In the dining Visitor- ,,f the aiteinoon were; Ju!y4lh . 1776-1922 The lffifh nniiivcrsnry of the stalling of tho O -f laratioii if luiL'iendcnee next Tuesday will V.:n all J. C. Peiuiey Company stores closed for t';e &.iy. Kvery patriotic son and daughter of tliis grrnt "Land of the Kree" and "Home of the Brave", thoulil join in fittingly eclebrating the occasion. Tl is lite greatest of all landmarks iu the progresH rf our owii beloved United States of America axid the entire world. May the "Spirit of 177(i" be (ho "Spirit of 1022" en this year's birthday of our Country's freedom.' This store will be open for business "NVedueaday i: Aim in ir, July 5th. -THE LARKST CHAIN DKI'AimiKfJT. LbroitU OUGAMZAT1U.N JN TUB WOKLJj room, Mrs. ('. II. Itblwell cut ices, while Mrs. Albert Hunter poured 'Ihty were assisted by the Misses Wythcl W.ide, Iris Bryant, Virginia Hryatit, Genevieve Clancy, Katherine Wilson, Dorothy Dixon and Helen I McDonald- The Misses Kileen and Mildied Kiddle presided at the punch bowl. i The spacious rooms (if the Kiddle Mrs. h. Cart-r, Mrs. Cross, Mrs-i tlreiner and Mrs. Dy-c. At the close' of a lovely afternoon our hostesses'; served a delicious luncheon- The next, clul meeting will be a picnic at .the: Park 11, July, for club members airi their families. j Monday evening, under the auspic-' es of the Adult 'Pibk Class, the peo-' - ... . i -I.. residence' were most attractive witii'ple of Island City and community a prolusion of dainty flowers. Thej met on the! lawn of the beautiful wedding vows weie exchanged before! counfciy home of IMV. and Mrs. Robert bank of greenery daintily etched; with syringa. Howls of pink roses! formed a pietty decoration in the din-1 big room. j Piecedine: her marriage. Mrs. Karl 'was the motif for several delightful social alfairs. Moth she and Mr. Karl (Mark for a faiewell reception in hort or of Reverend and Mrs. Deiteh. who -left June 20 for Grand Uupids, Michigan. After a picnic supper and music Mr. Hayre, teacher of the class! in behalf of th pres ent, presented Rfvrend and Mrs are graduates of the University of l.eiten with a weii-iiueu nurse to e meyoii in the class ot isr.ii. The used loivaitned row inns on ineir trip biide is a member of Gamma Phi Heta sorority. Mr. Karl is a member of Kappa Sigma fraternity and dur- The Girl's Friendly their bov friends were Society and Uertained at1 ing the World War ipent twvlvcj the country hon e of Ms. Wm. Webv mnnth-f overseas in the irdinai:ce de-Uter Thursday e-eningi The large pnriment. Mr. and .Mm. r.arl left, spacious lawn wa.-; pnfc'.ilv lighted i Wcdnevd;ty evening for a short wed i ding trip up the McKenzie River, af ter whit h they will make their home ' in Kugene, where Mr. Karl is engaged in business. .ti.-s iru'iiiiji myuiu eaugrii e ; MesUiime biicie's bouquet.. Mrs. Fred Kiddle! n,,r C H with binterns. Dancing was enjoyed Inside the houe. At a Kite hoti" d-'-j licious refreshments of ice crean,i cake and punch w re servcit Tiio e hulip actm" as ehaf'enins w-rre t')'- I.ee Warniek, F . O.v Seuinton, . A. I:ilt, F. and Miss ithel Wade received the! A. Wells. W- B. SarirMit. quests. Among- the out-of-town guests at-f George R. Clay and Mrs. KH'ib -tY lending tlie wedding were four so-- Hough were married at the ChnVti-m: ority sisters of the bride, the Misses! parsonage Thursday evening, Junej Dorothy Dixon of Kugene, Genevievel 2ft. They were accompanied bv a , Clancy, Katherine Wilson and Fran-Umall .purtv of friends and ielalive.j cos Manaiy of Portland; and Mission ami tVri. Clav will make their Gertrude Kakin of Salem, Mr. aiul ump f is:,-, Adams avenue. ! M's. J. F. Baler of iKIgin, Mr. and ! Mrs. Frank Hidwell of North Powd- r'u....i; r n..L,.' Ui.,t Cv....o Hug of I .a Grande were married byj Rev t). Y. Jones at the" Christian iftetnocn. I be'i bridr's mother' and sister, .Mrs. Parbaia Hug und, Mis. 'Roy Flexor. The happy young couple will make their hunie in Baker.; eA and the Messrs. Kenneth Robin son of Portland, Harold Kakin of Sa lem and Wesley Shattuck of Vancou- peonage Thursdav er, Washington. . attt,mie(, by t) A pretty wedding, at which Bishop Wulter Taylor Sumner of Portland officiated, took place in St. Paul'. Kpiseopnl chuu-h at . Oregon City, June 17, when Miss Genevieve June-, daughter of Mrs. J. S. Jones, became the bride of R. C. Crowell, of Port land. Rev. Mr., K. K. Cleland of St. Paul's Kpisroal church assisted in icii'ormivg the double ring ceremony. G. HallowcM sang "At Dawning" and Mrs. N, Roberts played the weddin? mat-ch from I.nbengrin. The bride was given in marriage by her uncle, X'. Reed of Portland. Miss Helenann Jones, sister of th" bride, attended her. William Grieve of Spokane, Wash., cousin of the hi idvgr; om, acted as lust man. The biide was attractively gowned in white corded taffeta. A wreath tif orange blossoms held her siik net veil in place. She carried a shower bonnet of lilies of the vallev, bride's rn.-ivs and sweet peas. The brides maid wore a dros of green organdie and canicd a bouquet of sweet peas and ro.-es. Mrs. Crowell is a graduate of the UivL'on City high school. She at-: t filled the t'nivet'sily of Southern California and a'so the Oregon Ag t ir till ural college, where she receiv ed a degree in home economics, She, is a member of Alpha Chi Omega an ' Pell a Psi Kapna honorary physical educat iivi sorority. I a.t year kIic i w.is supervisor of physical education in tne i.a Vi ramie schools. i m .. . II .. 1.... i 1 t ' .hi- t (in rii nn i mi ii met i i run . ihe Washington high selnnd. and af ter completing a course in mining en gineering at the Oregon Agricultural cllege he iec ived a bachelor ot sci ence decree. He is a member of Sigi nut Chi and Sgma TAi, national hoa erary engini ei ing fraternity. The young couple will make their home in south rn Oregon, where iMi Ciowe'l has mining interests. k A quiet and attractive wedding t'ok place at the home of Mr. ami Mrs. G. J. Wade near llilgaid, when their daughter, Wilma. became the bride of Cameron Cnllihan at high noon Tuesday, June L'Tth. Preceding l lie impressive ring ceremony, which1 was performed bv Rev. Jattie I eitth of Dia"d V itv', Mr. W. It- Parkinson j sang, ."O, Promise Me." T. tlr ; trairs i f Mendelssohn's " eddtn-t Marih," tlx bridal party cnteretl tht loom, (he biide escorted by her fatii ; it. She w us daintily dressed in white crepe de chine and carried a Unique! "f pink ro-fs tmd was attendeil by I he; y;-ter, Co-o-giH, rou-tn, Rc'.i- j i'lta buiitU Tola wuie couagt bou Mr. and Mrs. Harris French, who! have been absent from I. a Gamle for! several weHts, return-' Wednesday. j They motored to San Francisio and: after a short time in California ccn-l tinued on to Yellowstone Park, where they took in the scenic wonders and! the wonderful display of animals. At the conclusion of their trip, their1 speedometer showed that they had; traveled over 4,00)) miles on the trip "Wo' have decided that Oregon ha j just as good reals us any other stntel we went thiough," . stated Mrs 1 French. ' ' j The you n i; ladies of the Mutual In' - j ptovoment Association of the D. D. S.j church entertained the young men at a most enjoyable picnic held Thurs day evening .two or three miles from l.a Grande n't the Red Apple orchard.) M eq t'iMtv-f ivo nr rhift v motored1 there in cars. The young folks spent a good time 'toasting weinies and niuishinallovvs and playing games. Ijattr around ttJe blight cump-iire they, sang songs until a late hour . In compliment of Miss Let a Kiddle, a bride of this week, Miss Helen (Mc Donald entertained the members ol the Gamma Phi BUa sorority and their mothers Saturday of last week. At the close of the afternoon a de licious two-course luncheon was serv ed by the hostess and her mother, Mrs. 1. McDonald. Miss Dorothy Dixon of Kugene and Miss Genevieve Clancy of PoiVland were out-of-town Gamma Phis present. About seventy children who' took part in the play, "Strange Visitors," last week weie delightfully entertain ed by a group cf-ladies in charge at the home nl Mrs. George Stoddard, Fiiday afternoon, June o0. A most enjoyable time was spent in playing ganics-and tollie stories- Delicious lelreshments of ice cream, cookies and candies wee served byl these who acted as hostesses. , -H- The Wing, Fin and Fleet foot Clubj u .iwuuie that their annual Fish Feed, i;i aftair of much importance, will be hei.l about July 18- July 18 has not iK "Ji set as the definite date yet,1 but it is very likely that this day; will be observed with the gathering; of the club around a table heavily' laden with fish. After attending the Kiddle-Karl j nuptial on Wednesday evening, thel Misses Katherine Wilson and Frances Ma rary of Portland, accompanied by Wesley Shattuck of Vancouver, Wash-, started- overland for their respective homes on Thursday morning. 'Miss Genevieve Clancy of Portland, who arrived in La Grande last Sat-, unlay end was a guest at the homei of Mrs. K. E. Kiddle, of Island City, I returned to her home Wednesday ev-i ening, following the wedding of Miss Leta Kiddle to Mr. Robert W. Earl. William Siegrist and family and Master ty'n Siegrist will leave to morrow in an automobile for Sea side, Oregon, where they will spend several weeks enjoying the summer time at the beaches. (Miss Dorothy Dixon, daughter oj Mr. ana .urs-tA. v. Dixon ot Kugene, returned to her home Wednesday ev ening, after spending the past ten days as the house guest of Miss Leta Kiddle, now Mrs. Robert Karl. . Mrs. F. I.. Meyers, Miss Margaret Newlin, Mis- Chester Newlin and Mrs. PeLile Green were hostesses for two beautifully appoint-ed bridue par- tMw th I'nmn of tbfi fivpie-- W, d. nesday and Thursday after-ioons J Baskets of roses were used ab')iit tlui looms. At the close of both al'U.r noons a delicious two-course luncheon was served. Those receiving prizes on the first day were Airs. F. L. Raf-J ston, Mrs- Gilbert Hunter, Mrs. Kdi Ward and Mrs. Harold Levy consoU-j tior.. Those receiving prizes on thej second day were Mi's, W. G. Sawyer,! Mrs. Lou Given, Mrs. Norman Frees and Mrs. F. L. Lilly consolation. Miss Fredricka Schilke is spending her vacation with her mother, Mr. Fred Schilke. During' the past year' Miss Schilke was in charge of the mu-f sic department in Ine Dalles schools-i n Mr. and Mrs. Welhy Wayne Vaugh-' "an of Forest Grove, are visiting! with Mrs. Vaughan's Parents, Mr. and Mis. Duncan McDonald- Mrs. Vaugh-i an will be remembered as Miss Lil-; ban McDonald. Adolph Siegrist, II. F. Murphy, Chas. Reynolds, Harvey Bay and fam ilies will leave tomorrow on a camp ing trip. icry to wearer. Experience un necessary, international Knitting Mills, Norlistown, Pa. 7-1-Up LIVER TROUHLEr Physician ex plains simple treatment for inflam ed gallbladder and bile ducts asso ciated with gallstones. Cookie. FRKK. Dr. A. I. Paddock, Box ol, Kansas City, Mo. 7-1-ltp LOST Between Robsch garage and Iowa school house, crank for Hurley-Davidson Motorcycle. Leave at Observer. 7-1-lt .. Half Section Timber and Land. .. We offer to the highest bidder the following described 320 acres: SW 1-4 and S 1-2 of SE 1-4 of Sec. 1), and th.r S 1-2 of SW 1-4 of Sec. 10, Tp. a N., R. 30, Kust W. M., Union Co. We reserve the right to reject any and all bids. LUEDDEMANX COMPANY, . 013 Chamber of Commerce 7-1-lt , Poitland, Oregon. NEW TODAY I1C FAULK FOR SALE 320 acres, $l,a00.Cy. i Seven miles from Summerville-! Neaily all tillable when cleared.1 Sirty acres seeded to grass, finej . Sixty acres seeded to grass, fine small box houses, three good, springs, wood and post timber, enough to pay for place; good mar ket for same. Owner non-resident.' Address Box 417, Summerville. j 7-l-2tp HIS RESIGNED stable for a number of years and baj chased the criminal up, one canyon and down another, has temlere.l hi: resignation to the county judrje, U. G. Conch, on account of failing health. Mr. Faulk' is well alonp in years and is a high official in the National G. A. R. FOR SALE: At a bargain, 3 rooml house, o luts and small barn and' woodshed. Inquire at Sanitary Grocery. 7-1-St FOR SALE One five-quart register-: cd Faanr-n milk goat and four! months old doe kid- Pri.-e $75 for! both. Phone 2H0-U. . 7-1-21 ' HOUSE WANTED Four or fiv room furnished' house vVutcd by August 1st. Call Main 788. 7a-tf FOR) RENT Two ;fine furnished rooms' for light housekeeping rlownstairs. No. chilrlreh. lr17 Fourth street, corner Fourth, Snrina and Fifth Streets. 7-1-tf FOR RENT A modern five-room (furnished house. 1417 Washing ton Ave- 7-1-ltn MAN OB WOMAN Wanted. J10 weekly full time, $1.00 an hour -jnjrre tini1. selling -rwirnn I'fij llnw-- LvfiJ !;xweVe 6ot j "'bigome !WJ.WW,,(1 fl'rWNWi! TC.fy .TJl l.-W ri:Mas!gr If k 1 CJ.v..J i-.N-T La Grande's Pioneer Cash Grocery Will Be Closed JULY 4TH, Where the Thrifty Throng The store that sells every item on an unusually small margin. No baits. If we sold any item at lass than cost we would have to raise the price of other items. The Hooverized is not that des perate for support. Deception has no place on the Hooverized program. mm mm
