La Grande evening observer., July 19, 1922, Image 3

LA ( i ii'AN !)!; KVKNiM'i
Miu mid more of the members of day evening at the r.M thodist parson.1 J
the upper set in J,a (irunde are enter- uj?e by Kev Ueorge II. Quitrley. Mr. i
tuiiuNK at the Country Club, dinner: Snider is an employe of the O.-W. an.'. !
and luiu-heons following eiu-h other in 'his bride is a resident of Union, wht-re '
rapid MiKTLMHiun. Mr:-. Put-bridge, the she was promimmt socially. Mr. an-lii
hostess, announces that she commen- Mrs. V. S'. Ktllus, father and mother'
ct'd serving last Wednesday and since ' of the hiide. were n resent at the wed- I
then o'er l-r0.huvt been at the ('uun-j
try t'luh, which is rated as one of the
most beauttfdl structures in this see
tiun of the state.
Mik. H. .1. tireen wus hostess to 24
ladies on Friday evening, a delicious
lun?henn being served with the re
mainder of the evening devoted ta j-o-ci;il
entertainment.
( hai les Monoids entertained nine
prominent citizens of .a lirande the
latter part of the week, a veiy pleas
ant fvenin,y being spent.
And on Sunday thirty people, form
ing different !ulies, were seated. A
T. Mill and a p:rty of Li n eomposcl
one section. Chase tlohnenkamp and a
number :f friends formetl another par
ty, and Mr- and Mrs. ILil Hohnenkump.
Mr. and Mrs. Waller Keuler, Dr. ami
Mis. iKay Muiphy and Mr. and Mrs. 11.
K. Dixn completed a party of eight.
'Mrs. liurhridge expects the summer
social season at the Country Club to
be one of much activity.
A birthday party of interest was
given in honor of Martin V- Hiad
shaw's With birthday. Mr. HnuUhaw
lives un the miner of Cove averue and
Portland stieet with Mrs. Uradshaw
and is a member rf the (J. A. R. He
enlisted in the service of the United
.States in Hi2, in Co. 11, liOth Infan
try. Iowa Volunteers and served un
til the close of the Civil War.
The lirudshaw home was decorated
. with sweet peas, roses, petunias unr!
sh'ista daisies for the occasion. M.
and Mis. Ilradshaw have been married
5i years and have seven childron livi
ing, :7 grandchildren and Hi) great
grandrhildre"
'1 hose piesent to make the occasion
a pleasant one were: .Mr- and Mrs. H.
Ilradshaw and children of Summer;
ville, Mr. and Mrs. W W. Ilradshaw,
Air. and Mis. W. P. Brudsh'iw and sou
Wallace, Mr. and (Mrs. W. II. C.oodcr
hone and son, Wayne.
The afternoon was spent in visit-
iinr im,l itift nw.t'ikimr tiTtitf wliifli -i
delicious two-course luncheon was
served- The guests departed wishing I
Crandpa Iiradshaw manv mote birth-J
days. I
The Episcopal parish picnic, held at
the city park yesterday afternoon,
proved to be a decided success, all un
iting in having a good old fashioned
good time. About one hundred were
piesent. arriving on the scene between
one and two o'clock, being driven out
to the park by autos.
The afternoon was spent pleasantly
in social conversation and the younger
members took advantage of the swim
ming" facilities. Preceding the supper
a piogrum.of races was held for the
youngsters, appropriate prizes heinjr
presented to the winners. All told, the
youngsters enjoyed such u day us is
read about.
At the close of the afternoon the en
the assemblage gathered about on-!
Lir fnl.L. nml wcrp IrenLed tit n wnn-
fVilnl din !(. The menu was too 1hi?;!
to attempt to nmnorato but it ron
inlned practically every kind of sal-;
ad, deserts, sandwiches, hot and cold .
dunks. Following tne supper, which!
was the scene of an imprompty pro-,
gram and informal speeches, the par-;
ty i eturned home. j
Those in charge of the picnic may ;
be congratulated on their able man-:
ngement and all who were there are;
ragerly looking forward to the nel
picnic. to be held. j
Mr- an Mrs. O. U Prii'o anil their
(liiuuUiiTs. llnzi'l Mary, anil Hi'Uy, re-1urm-l
tu their home in I'lirlland early;
thi:. week, accompanied by Miss Han
nah Lewis, also of Portland- They
have heen visiting- at the home of
Mr. anil Mrs. A. T. Hill, the latter
lieinir Mr. Price's sister. Mr. Price is
prominent in business circles, being
vice-president of the Northwestern 1
National Hank of Portland and nlsu
administrator of the Pittock estate.
While in I .a Ci untie the party at
tended man" social atfairs and the
all expressed sorrow at leaving, stat
in? that they liked the people of Ii
(Irande and the town verv much, class
ing it as an ideal place in which to
make one's home.
The Kpwni th League wns entertain
ed at the home- of Lota l'lerson Krl
hiv eveninir, fibnut lortv members be
.present. The homle was dellRht
1'ully airanpcd for the occasion with
, Miss Pieison. Miss Fern Wills and
Messr.-; Sheldon Brownton and Everett
llennett actin as hosts and hostesses,
leprc-intinfi: the fourth depurtment of
the Kpworth itapue. . r
i iiu .-vcr.ir.K -as piensnnuy sneni
playinir irames, the social hour beinu:
foUnvved by the servinjr of some de
oliciou ite cicitm and cake, ufttiwhiih
the paity reluctantly took their de
parture unanimously pioclaiminit the
t-vcninir very, well spent.
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' oThe Ktislcrn Star Soeiat Club was
eiitertaWed'lif the home 01 Mrs. Oscar
0 ft,l:i-u'f r vcstnlay aftwnooiV inMhe fin
L -al niotint '' 'he seasojt-'" Th, nr,t
o . iiiemin(r will be held early ift .Syit'iu-
lr."
C") Onit.ni number was present, the mi-IM
jialv of them spendinif the
ar cards, with Mrs. Peter Jl
IK ine,ili.eriio,MP g
with Mrs. Peter 1 el) flu 111
emeiLfinir vtithiehChonors. Ohniiow
inir file (Jiiciar .itteinoon-, the ladies :
weie sei(5 u a delicioi'.lunchcon which
QasQi f.ttinit ending to a very plea.-'
nnt mi-etin o
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A larire crowd pathred Sunda'Oat
Ml. and Mrs. K. R. Henderson's home
Omar Alicel Mid enjoyed apicnic diii
1 p that was iriven in honor of lw-i-JFl
ln, W. K. Vau"hn. who are tak-
Ina llioir deityuire. tor tneir nnme irw
Olie table was iaid under the laree.
Iiailv willQv trees alld a nanqhet
Qtv.Owas 111 store for those present,
fti r the dinner music and social con
versation was enjoyed until evening.
Mrs Vnuchn was formerly Mi-is Lil
I an Mi Konald and is well and favor
: ilv known here.
It. iv H. S:iider and Miss Marian Fay
l'.i'lhn were united in marriage. Mon-
tlinv alonir with several friends.
t 'itniinueii on I 'Hire Kitii)
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health in the wholesome goodness of a glass
of delicious Iced Postum.
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making it dark and rich. Add cracked ice.
Serve with sugar and lemon, or sugar and
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Invite the children to share this delightful
summer "coolen." Postum is a safe drink for
everybody. Never a chance of harm to nerves .
or digestion. A happy safeguard for health,
against the harmful elements of coffee and tea.
Postum, served hot or iced, is good for you
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