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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 2, 1922)
TV PAGE TWO THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Thursday, November 2, 1922. S 1 1 r 1 rA- o FROCKS That Confirm Charmingly Fashion's Late Si j lc Whims. The frock of the moment, that interprets your individuality with the most chic distinction, the frock for street wear or more elaborate oc casion. Models of every kind are here in irrcat variation. New Blouses Ueautiful new blouses jiust arriv ed from eastern manufacturers, in all the latest colors, in all si.es, priced from i 5.98 to $!!).?.') Elks' M Show Nov. 1 to 1 Zubsv Hall 's Dep't Store Jf jj!! I i An autumn afternoon in the licriliu a 11 iikt of one of flrund" Itonde valley; ye, the nf- maUerpie h. teiiiooii pn-teditit lliiii peeu'iar yet) KeiTf-tdiiteulh uf two couwh were always enjoyable ot;thjuii known us nerved. llalliiufVii -In viirlatil v eome with it p Invert throughout the .ufter- iiuon, a Tier which u wo rtairtii.' ; Iiiurueoti u:u served. 1 The young people pronent who en Joyod the afternoon Wf re Kd ward Uurtuinan, I,ee Moer, Mnjorle' Hoy uoldrt, liotty C'orhran, Loin NVInon, iKdna Oekeler, Wilhird Ctiook, Uoro- ;thy Ann Wurnfck, lnrothy nrown- i r.wi ln vif.u 1,'lf.. l.t.rf,iA Itiw.b man KHfy 1 1 J. i-'jiu-ii ltnul. n Pleta MeKeunon. MarKiierito Zwtfel. Kenneth Oxner. Ken net h Owen, Marin Crow, .lack freedom, n relaxation from the ton i in, ii nd a deidre fur entertain ini'jii. Thin dew In; wan eeeption ully well sutiKfu-d Monday ul'ier iiooii of till fl whru Mih. Al. II. Nonohuo nnd Mi-h. W. If, . IIohtM'ii- l;amp Jr., kuvc a hridne parly nl I hi- iConntry t-lnh. It wuh one I.ji Craudr HOeloty larr. partie a parly l hat will be remembered n lout; 1 i nit, for ( wt-nly-l wo table were at play a lid the ladles of th' ell y were In t lm huppy hiiniui of the ovcuxiou w hich uuh linked wit li Hallowe'en feat urea, although It wuk not strictly a llallowV'i) party. Tht (In l rooms won deroraled with loliaK) H ti (1 Mowers of Hie yellow, bronze and red Bhailcn depleting Ka stern Oregon a ill iiinn and liu itrfHHtiiif each etiesl wlih the Kran- driir u Ii it-U nainru bestows on Uii section during the months wlu-n sumiiH-r Ik dyiiiK and wlim r Ik junt A Hallowo'i'ti wiin tfh(-u at the dora ilaiiHcn mi Oetuhnr IIO. Tin inaHiiiorado party huiiif of SI Inn Kl Monday ovcnlnK, liurty was held Ihnml.'k, Ju.siln Sinllh. Alfred Zwel f.l. ilfi-uian My en, and the host i:imo Terry. s Mien Itowehelle IMoouier and JameH Hill worn united In niarrlasH Sat urday I'venitiK t oVIo.k lit tho I'reshvtorlan maiife with Kv. (It1"' I.. Clark ollielatinu. Tin rim? fer m ony wan lined. The hrlde. who in u Pendleton tt'ontinuid on Paye Six.) In Iho hahemont of Hie houne which wan pj-Httliy detMtraled wilh Hal uf liiwe'en tolorti. I.ihl rofreshimnts itre ser u u n an .inn- 1 1 iviith had hy all. TlwihO jireKi'iit were I'ldora llnn 'si'ii and I'hilip Warren. Alarjorie j.Mat;uire and Holx ri Lewis. Mildred I Snider and ( le.. t'lap. Marian Mil ler and I-yle Siilwell, Dean Wright 'and Orville Diveiis, Juaiilta liryunt I and. Harold Smith, Daitty Itohhs and Xormaii JeKhie, iJlanclu llaiiiieii mid (lluiiu Smith. S Mrs. William Couditt. who has heeu vihitin' witli friends and rela tive in La Craude for several days, jrcjlurncd to her home in llilard. taklJtL- hold. Tlie eheerful fire 111 ,.i.e .u.t.e,. ..UM-M,m -!()H(r lar m.,K (l.0li( a splendid iiiauner. DuriiiK the utiei noun Mrs. A. L. Kit hardsnii responded to to hiiik "Tim Wiiujs in the South hy Scott . and "You In u Cnndoln hy Clark. lint h m-leei Ions w mih li if lily apripriait; and Were reii-de.n-d lu .Mrs. Kit hardon's raullless The Central Pureiit-Teai hers held 7.' at the Central school. The meeilus I u us opened hy a prayer hy Jtev. j Oiiit-l,v Tim nuiiils nf MIks 'ell I reil4 st j i.1i,:.rr..v iK Ihtiklit aud i maimer the deep appreciation of the quests. Mrs. J. V. O'Cnnnel won first prize, .Mrs. John Theiseu hecoud. Miss Jsahelle Miller satiK two' souks. .M rv. Claud Cooper favored ihe. an dienre will) two vocal seledions j "Who Knows" and "To You.'" A n interest I njr honk review was Klveu Mrs. Clyde Kiddl consttlalioii prize StriiiKhum. A very elegant two cnur? Itiiieh eou was served. hy Mrs. Stella Ingle supplemented hy remarks, Mrs. Hi oka w rendered three Kroups of piano selections. A (lurKo attendance was present. third, white tnei nt to Mrs. I.yul Tht, hiuiit.H M(l of MlH yjion Kn(,. Ilsh Lutheran church are nieetfiiK t his iil'ternooii at 2 : 3U o'clock, ft t Mrs. Fred Matlhes and Mrs. Frank Hover at UTl'J North Ash street. Hallowe'en, with nil Its tnystniies. I was represeiili-d Monday i)ij,'lit when Mrs. (I. li. Kerr. Mrs. C. O. Murchi- snu. mvh, naries ijeuoniiieio. Airs, i What iO home wUlut a picture? Pmtple am fasi l-;r u I n that pic lure tiHiifnrm a house into n hnMe. W now have the must com plete line of picture In Lust cm Orepon. fume in and e the pic-tr-- ;u our lnp. Itichardsun's An ft Oltt Phop. H-2-:'( live, the mot her of the human , pei race, Ih htiried. according to -j v. ic ! old Intend, at a spot ahout a inilej north of Jedda in Arahia. Her r.-';V(., puled I oil) h ts oT iiliormoUK lenu 1 U, j marly fun fe.-i luiij,' hv ten pnsM's.tinu mil many Christians to enter It Whiil'i 'i he la deuth rattle, pop?" chil;i of an cdriiij; fiiv- hroad. of ihe It is now in the Mohammedans, v he STOMACH IS SOU,, KOO WON" iita;sT do not I Keep Warm These Chilly Mornings H With a - WKSTi(;uoi si: cozv a.ov A i:i.t(Tnic IIK.XTKK Amitlicr Kriliii'lioii in Kriison .M;i.d:i Lumps. ' Kkflriral I on 1 1 actors f II. & S. ELECTRIC CO. 105 D.'x,t Stiitt I'hmie 093-W n Klniiiilch fulfil Ph ftour lnl- Itns i-:ui iIIkosI fnn.l, KvoryllihiP you fnt luniK iulo liiiirt imlsriu ttntl i-:t-, in.'tkiti yiii ni'rvrxis :t nrl wciik. Si:nt' liiiiKl Ikii'Ii Ikm-Ic. Kl''fi'ill'-. ftr.. :is niixt-ti Iti AHi-riku. mvIk :ill koiii' fiis(iiiK anil finn rroiu ItOTII iiiiit itnil liiw.-l linwi'It. Hi'inovi's fiml, ili-rayiii roiiil-MKitli-r you ni'v it iliotiKtit was in your ny.stiiiu vlili.-li causfil Knur unit giiKsy hIii li.acV Ailli'lika Ih KXl'KI.I.KXT to ruanl auaiust :iiiii'iuliritis. Put man Dm; Slori. Adv. Campbell Sisters STORE CLOSED Watch for SENSATIONAL Announcement AUMi iHTiiAi oics Minn-: OK K.W.K .Vol iee Is hereby KiVen that Lot Suodrass, Ad mi nisi rat or uf I he estate of M . K. Crippeii. deceased, pursuant to an order of th1 County Court of ihe State of Oreguu for Ciiion County, made on the 'all day of October. Ir22, will from and alter the 4th day of Novem ber, 1 !i J J. sell a I private sale for ca:-h all of Die richt, title and l interest of said M. K. Crippeii in and to the following described real properly, to-wil : l.oi Kie in Illock 120 in Chaplin's Addition to the City of I. a, (iiande, Ciiion i County. OreKOll. Paled at C.rande. OreKou. this t "i 1 1 1 day of October, 1 n 2 2 . LOT L. K(.1(;UASS, Adiultilstrator of the Estattj M. Crippeii. Deceased. Or (..-.-1 -l'l-L'fl. Nov. 2. Mrs. C.eorte II. l.yman (rnvu a Very pretty Hallowe'en party Satur day veiling in honor of her small I.' I II I.- It ii..v.,rta.ru iiauumtir, .u.in.iit 'innmi mine m'im "w I 'ii...m.r Mt t'lv.ie' i,1' anniversary. Twelve little K'rlh Hiinliiiir. (r . ntol Mis C I. Mai it. v !Wt lv '"" ?iive a laie tiarty at t he home of Mrs. Mnckey on KirM si reet. lllir iiil'lnu ,1 t I... fl-iilit ,...,). ' ,.i ,1U ..... lllJwtu ,lu,.i,,i..,i Pumpkins, witches, cats, and till were ineL hy (-hosts who removed j1,llllow''" were tg follow a little rope (hat led out of the hall down the front base ment steps. Another ghost met t hem at the foot of the steps and ushered t hem through an immense graveyard, where tombstones w Hit J all manner .of writings on them ! were present and uppropriute llul ' lowe'eii Kuiues were played from i seven until leu o'clock in the eve ning Pi; ,(he decnrmlons In keeping with i ndomud ihe home, and lllll.. t.hw-.t i.n,-,u it el reshinents carried out in keep- lug with Hallowe'en were served ;late lu Ihe evening.' were displayed. Kxlremely weird ami original make-ups were used to .make the Kiaveyard more realistic. I'rom t he graveyard, I he guests were ushered into lu dark alley where they were met by a witch w ho told I hem w hat I hey would have to do to get out, anil all the guest had to erawfl through a bar rel to geL to the back basement stairs. The fetuim nre lit up by a single largo puiupkiu. Tht guests were led into the living rooms where tuu interior was lighted by lights decorated with Ihe proverb ial black eats, witches, small pump- The. M. I. A. gave a Mother Goose party lu Hie Aiuusemenl hall Moil day uiuht, and it was very much of u success from start to finish. Kveryoue was arrayed in lilting con tinues for Iho occasion and ti record crowd was present. llefreshmeutH of- cider and doughnuts were servud. Service Counts, on your Winter Journey to CALIFORNIA Observation Ci4 is Ith comfortable chairs, wide windows and. bioud ifur pluttorms: Through Klet plug Cars with latest travel liixurlew; Cnfrx'tiid. Iduiiig 'ur cuisine, and picturcstiie seen--t ry will udd lo lite pleasuie of your journey. THROUGH, STANDARD SLEEPING CARS Y'a M,e Scenic Shasta Route to 54n, fr?tn(?isco and Los Angeles P'or fares, sleeping cur reservations, . train schedules, or picture hunks, ln tuir uf agents, or communicate with C. W. Stiiifer. 'lty Ticket Agent, I'oi'tlaiid, Oregon, or JOIIX M. Hi'OTT Cctieral I'assehger Agent, I'uiilund. tj'r- 4v L. M. Hoyt entertained a of her friends at Hal jiariy Sat unlay night, Oo S. The evening wait vpeal COMB SAGE TEA l I ' il.l.lol 1 lltHIIlt l.iir Just Received A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF SCARFS Ladies, Wool and Silk Svoator Infant Sweaters Infant Sweater Suits Infant's Wool and Silk Caps .... Girl's Caps ami Tains Ladies' Silk jVUiooaU Children1 MitUn UAM to S-.! to -s i.fc. ... ;1V to S2; ....'i!V to Jjl.lS - &:;..v Z tj Darkens Beautifully and Re stores Its Natural Color ..mi Lustre at Once. Coiiiinon fldn Mif bri'Wt-d into n ,n tt .i. u till Miliiliur and nli'niiol - turn :ray, tiircakcd kii1 hair Instill il'iilly dsik aittl lin Miviti llit S.ij;t' Ten and Sul i't iiie at lioiiit1, llinuh, t trouble- M.nii', Am ca-diT wjiy i to jn tli rviul v lo lioe ti'rmrnl ton iinprnvid hy tin- lol.liiion ej utlivr iiiredii-iits n lure 1 It-'i t ti. at hltlr to I. at lru htuii't. known iih "t'tir Sue hiuI Sulpliur I t'Ji:inniiil, tlite moiilin n hit o( lull-. Wiute ;:r.iv. ladt-d Imii it liet hiiil'nl. 1 V'O iill dfirc io retiini our youthful, ai'pt'ar.imv and alt rm-t i eiifKs. Hy ' ikirketilii uiu hair with Wvi'tli't. S;it:t' und Sulplntr ( 'omjHniitil. no mu ran tctl Li.iiM-e 0 doe it tisturnllv. o tMiMitr. Ymi put dii in pen ft sponp- or neft hru-h niiii it mikI dt.iw Hi in iliruiiti otir Imir. lnKIHir '"Hi' hltlilil Miami n i n linn-; HV lilorniiii; ti' cray hflirs Imvo distpMeitri'd, Alter iiltotlMT MpplM'.ltloll or two VolllV li.ur lnvotne-i ix-ntll iinii v uai k alossy. mil ti nd luxuriant mid you aix'r tuiB oiini'i r ""1 ml in I kins and orange and black paper. Ti nty-fiv couples, vi hich reality wcro all ladicn ut tired idofiaul cost nines, mo inn dress! iik ircnih-iUfii, showed their nkill at iti king t he loan's pari in t lit; cvn ii i u K dance. A grand march w as hfld lit dei.-idfd whith one uf the costumes was worihy of the f i ri ' u jy.i. The judges, who were Mil- j drid Hoyt and Mrs. Haylffi, pave 1 Mr, licit Curr the prize. Cider, accntn Mauled by pumpkin pie aui co f feu wa uent-d. Mrn. nu in ber lowe'eii tober in Kocial chat ami playing cai do. August Kricksnii won first pri! at t-A nlw lt..rrui:h lllnlitu of tin ml u.- li.liu Idoujrhiuili'. and cider were aervrU by the hostess. Those present wern Mr. and Urn. Tom Walshitfer. Mr. and Mrs. 11. ( M. Durlaiid, Mr. and Mm. AukuhI Krirkson, Mrs. I.. K. Standley. Ar. and .Mrs. (. W. Ciuhleiuaii. and Mr. and Mrs. I.. M. Hurt. Klnio Terry was host to a Hal lowe'en party im Satiirdayaflt)r noon at his home 2uus Adams uve- -i., 1 ..i i.. .... -. . . mi - lite 25c 1 1 its, z ..; ..$1.00 tN' I'.. 25c U .',!,. . Zoc;li . a- ' J- . II! - OC.'V; .I,,,-, ;.. 40e? , i ' . i "L i Im . for 2!)c1 ' ,:ui pkR. for 2:ic" i H : loc ;t; '. I.ll or.., ( iv 'ol; -C 1 th 4!c ' i .in VSS,'S ,At 'iJ I. - .1'C ' j; i,iil( - 'b i :....7Sc !,; (ho1 (id 50c. . ' ( v S5i: ) 1 m: Red Cross Drug Store THE KOPAK STOE Prom)t Developing, Trintiiig, Enlarging, etc. Dairy SuppI les of all kinds MIlf-K PUCKETS MILK CANS MILK PANS BOTTLES BOTTLE CAPS STRAINERS CHURNS SEPARATORS a per cent, discount for cash Oregon Hardware Implement Co. '49 Show, Nov. I to I. KEY svnip I - u ANDBlsarS VARIETY i : STORE . t ALASKA FURS TS Jst Keceivfd Chris Miller lftlO Adnim At. , S1.G5 1 .Mis. I.. Y . Duiiu was hoste.i to i a theatre party at thu Anaile Um even i uk. at tended hy a number of' 1 her lady friend. Following i he j termination of t lie pieturo. "A Kool i There Wan." Mrs. Putiu entertained ' thu ludi(- ut her hou on Main ave- J line w ith a typieul Hallowe'en ' Ilritle party. 1 The home w as decorated with daintily arranged rohiiu- and nho.t.s( and three tables totitested tor; llridce honors, wiih Mrs. H. W. Honvy receiving hih veorv and wiw-. n i n t the pruf. The KUettn Vs-S-Vm4 A Ufu ! lowe'en kettle in t tM if the I tablu from w hiih nbw tkad tn the platen. Oft ihe uf earli ' ribbuu was a for uh a de-1 liEhtrully received and udiJ much' to thrt enjoyient of the veniDg. j On of the cpcotul attriiiuons of i ihe evenlnj wa a reading by Misaj FATIMA7 CIGARETTES now & J or TWENTY At this price wbere U the n)an wlio can't be discrimiuating? Uu.(TT ii Mtiii Tocco Ce. I I' 'J : S f f ! e
