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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 20, 1923)
Saturday, January 20, Ibrf. PARE TWO THE LA Figured Marquisette N Curtain Draperies L A Large Assortment From Which to Choose 25c Ladies' Outing Flannel Gowns Made of Good Weight Flannel in White and Light Colored Stripes Orte Lot Laces aiKlSJnsert ions jSjther Wide r Marrow Half Price I i Skirt' .Styles. I Girls' Hose Fine Ribbed Black Hose 39c coptei:i ' Thron of Iho sermon's most popu lar Mrt m'xl'.'I-i ro sketched above. Or.o !airly elaborate with, itfi three tiers "ounces, lhis la inlcrnl' il t'J vompuny a costume' blom-x- nf elaboration. Thoj other twii iit-iy Iw worn with nnyj Ji;ort of blouse at all. One ot them I Jjias liitlu punch; inserted. Thu other. Is as plain as a skirt win ho. All' (.shirts aio witter nnd Ic-ngcr. "Ve I i Thd program of the N'eiijhhorhood club on Tuesday was u treat, espe cially for the lovois of (rood liter Hturo, when Mrs. L. U. Moo spoke on American Fictiimi, usinu; Nathan iel Hawthorne, thu first ureal Amer ican short Rtoiy writer, anil Joseph Jk'ir?sluemer, to whom Home critics irivc. first place of today's writers lis types for comparison. Mis. Moe rend "The Ambitious fiucst." hy Hawthorne and "The Token." Iv IlerKshicmcr, in a most finished and pleasing style, and drew the com parison in an adiniiable manner, which left one to feel that Amor lean literature of today falls sboit of the hikh standard set by earlier writers. J no music tor tile nltvt'iionn con Rifted of two numbers by the Ad club oniurtotto composed of .Messrs (Icorire Mimic, Klmur Sto lilinil, Law rence Dutton and Sherwood 'W illiams which wero most nppiccintul, prov ing this new croun of simi-ris an a valuable addition to the musical circles of La (irnndc. Mm. nil "ii io and Mrs. It. ,. (irce played two piano duels in a most unisncd manner: (a) Hungary bv Moszkowske; (b) TorenJor by'Rub enstcin. The I.a Grande Country club was the scone of u very pretty dnncin party Friday oveninir, when Mrs. Hurley Smith entertained in honor of her dauuhlir Miss V.-rdn liaie, the occasion hrinir her fifteenth birthday anniversary. The younu folks natbered at. the home of Miss Verda Unin where sev cial cars wire awaiting to transport tho gleeful party to the beautifullv decorated club house. Alibie Creen and tills Kosenbaum furnished the music lor tho evening. The girls were beaulifullv gowned in dainty frocks which blended har moniously Willi the spiiii of the af fair. Duuciiifr was in order from 8:110 to I0::iu when the miosis were ushered into (be dining room in the form of a Krand march whiili was led by Miss erda Kaie ami Ucid llibbaid and was followed by nine teen nioro joyous couples. IteficshincMa of delirious ices, fancy cakes and chocolate were serv ed to the guests befure I heir departure. An especially interesting meeting oT tho bulbs Auxiliary to the Amer ican I.eirion was held Wednesday, January 17, when Mrs. tienrge H. Vehrs was a charming ho.-tcss to the memoirs at her home ptre t. The regular business Seventh the gentleman's prize and Hal Holi- nenkamp the guest prize. ' Delicious refreshments wore serv ed ul the close of the evening, Mis. mchnnlsnu being assisted in serving by her niece, Miss Adelaide Kutb Clink. , The annual meeting of the Girls' lli?ndly Society was held last Wed nesday evening at the llonan ball The Program started with a pot-luck supper, covers being laid for twenly- eignt. A very Interesting report for the year was read aftir which an elec tion ol (Ml leers took place. Rose Kline, pro.-ddcnt; Iva Hug, vice-pres ident; Margartt Itiggs, secretary: I'onaiinc u.Nnor, corresponding scc letary; .lean Stearns, lieasurer. Mr P. K. Norcruff of Kuge.'ie gave a vhoit talk to the girls on the Near hunt situation, the leslllt of which was the adoption by the ti. i' S. v( a little girl from Hint region to be nanu.l "I.a Grandn." I'laus were dcveloH'd for the an nual Mnrdi (Iras which is to be held February 1Mb. This is a money mak ing affair, proceeds lo be used foi misMonnry work, t ho upkeep of the li. S. hwl, of the Albertina Kerr Nuisery Home in Toi-tlnnd and their adopted Orient daughter. i An exceptionally pleasant evening was spent I Inns, lay night ui tin. regular monthly dance of the Coun try club. Hosts and hostessrs ;for the eve ning were: Mr. and Mrs. C. II. l!ev- indils, Mr. nnd Mrs. V. II. lieuter. Mr. and Alls. ('. K. Short. Mr. und I .'irs. i.ynn tiouneiiKamp, .Mr. and Mrs. I.. I', Dunn, Mr. und Mrs. Ilar- llonvy, .Mr. and Mrs. C. II. I'ut- mnu, Mr. and Mrs. K. .1. linen. Mr. and Mrs. . It. .lones, Mr. and Mrs. .1. fl. Holm. Mr. and Mrs. l.vnu Wright, Fro I Kiddle. Stewart llen ,.tt i.... i. t.i., 1 About seventy couple were present and l.oney's orchestra furnished their usual high class music. I.eo Miller and wife, Mrs. Florence I.yncb Miller will leave the :)rd of l-'eluuary for Atlanta, tia.. where Mrs. Miller will study music under sum.! of the lust teachers of the south and east. They will be gone nil spring and summer an, I will return in the fall when Mis Miller will reopen her violin and vocal classes. I.a lirarde will miss Mrs. Miller who has always been very pronli lunt in social and musical eitcles. .. : .. i-n: ..re: . ti lor ueLiiig us innuiiiiiiK "iio.ii. iiiv , cial hour and light refreshments were 'served und a pleasant time was -tn-! joyed by all. it , A pleasant afternoon was spent at the home of Mrs. J. G. Stuart on Jefferson avenue Thursday afternoon when the Women of Moos.heart Le gion met for the social meeting. Tht time was spent at needlework after which Mrs. Stuart sang two vocal selections which were -enjoyed by all. Mis- Fred Smith gave a very in teresting talk on "What I Saw at Moosebenrt," a'lul told of the home wdien on (l visit there. Mrs. Jessie Fishc-r told of "Moosehaven" at Jacksonville, Florida, the home for aged ..Moose, and told of the build ings and the members that were there, which was interesting und everyone enjoyed. The guest for the reception was Mrs. S. ;W. McLane o Vancouver, Wash. Members present were Mrs. Agnes Crnndall, Mrs. Fisher, Mrs. L. A, Stoop, Mrs. 1. nraunou, Mrs. ('has. Cian.-lall, Mrs. Frill Anderson, Mrs. Jennie l.utid. Mrs. Itoy Smith, Mrs. t'bas. Itunyan, Mrs. ,1. Kline, Mrs. Frank Shanks, Mrs. Walter Bennett, Mrs. I). ( Jiarboneau, Mrs. Marjorie Collins, Mrs. Claia lierger, Mrs. C. S. Sbultz. At the close of tho afternoon a de lightful luncheon was served. Mrs. Stuart was assisted by Mrs. A. N. Mayville and Mrs, E. S. Norris as hostess and all wore wdiito caps and badges with the word "Mooseheart." The next meeting will be on the eve-j nine' of .lanuarv "2"i at I. (). O. F. hall and all members ar? urged to I'residuit. Flossie Vcdder: vice-presi attend. I dent, lla.cl l'erkins; secretary and treasurer, Nellie Daggett rectory were bed sheets, pillow cases, iiajo aim uatn towels, wash cloths, glasses and vases, blankets, bed spreads and (uiits, brooms, incan descent globes, pans, cake plates, pyrex, tea ktttle, tea pot, . mixing bowls, double boilers, tea towels, breakfast, cloths, table and dresser scarfs, table cloths and a number of center pieces and fancy work. Out standing among the many beautiful presents were a pure linen table eiotn donated by the A tar Sneietv itself and ulso a most handsome silk quilt made by Mother Newlin whilst ill her mill year. Concludlnir the presentation. Father Loeser ttndert his sincere gratitude for this and the many evidences of kindness he had received from the members of his palish and the People of our com munity and assured them it would be his pleasure to do all in his nower to repay the devotion and kindness extended to him. Hereupon a report covering the ac tivities of the Altar Society during the preci tlmg year was read and an proved- Members, 00. Total receipts; .io.io..;s. lotal disbursements, Sl.iliii. 78. Ilalunce on hand, 1(18.(10. An announcement was also mnda that the Altar Society and the Girls So dality had purchased all the furni ture and furnishings for the new house through the local stores and as soon as tho same arrives an open ing of the new house for the general public will be arranged. 1 hereupon tne House with its present lucuish ings was inspected from attic to basement and all expressed their great delighl with the beautitul ar rangement and facilities in the same The ladies brought with them also their own' refreshments and closed the alteinoon with it two course luncheon. Mrs. John '.MrEwen will entertain the Eastern Star Social club lues day afternoon at the Masonic Par lors. The Loyal Daughters of the Chris tian church met al the home of Mrs W. Vcdder, M)2 AdamM avenue, last Friday evening for their regular monthly business meeting. The clns; was reorganized for the year 1112:1 with the billowing oflicers elected UyilLUIAL PHILOSOPHY iS'GMj The Annual hall sivon by tho Vol unteer l-'iie Popart mont Woilncsilay tvenin-r at tho Urx hall was voiy Will nttoiuloii and was a derid'.'d sue i'oss. Ahout two hundred coupk were present to enjoy the excellent music furnished hy l.oney's oitIips tta. and until midnight, when the dance in hd, the hall was crowded. t Cliarminir in all its details H the m..-( in. ,.u , """n?nm i.u;in I aiK'0 Id IM 11 Veil held, and several matters of impm-I 1 uo"l,a.v evening. January J.'t, at Ke tanco were tnkm up. The ladies I "4 llis w,il 1,0 of the out- have plar-ned to makt n haoy laveMe ' stlltl,n,lt: "H'ial featuies of the ;ra for the wife- ef nue of th. di'-aldV I S1"' ''Vl'"110 way is iv- vetoran-i, an I it va? also planned to!1'11. wn ('!'l,1' limit y tti a-it in a hold a oandv Milet.n Satuid.iv Jan-' l,n''rt!1thi"p'e work as well as vn.iui Uary IMh, at I.iliv'n haitlwaie mnre i a ,nost "I'l'Khtiul ovenniir Kollowinir was a deiiehtful social hour which was enjoyed hy alt. Ihe jrii'is earned out thp- plans lor "tacky"' party to perfection. All came attired in tacky wearing ap parel. Ihe prize, lor the "tackiest dressed, was awarded to Hazel Per kin. Tho.-e present wen1: Blanche Uice, Marian Harris, Mil- drel 1 ate-;, Mildred Couan, Flossie I'uinn. Jan. 20 The I-uckv Thir-! Vcdder. I.ora Callisnn. Catherine Ar- teen cluh was entertained Friday af-lyune. Itia N'icdcier, Ni-llie DajrKett. teraeoti hy Airs. V. IK. I'liimps at . -Maxi;:e i'leilUT. her home in South Union- A fine1 ' luncheon was served at 1:0 o'clock.; Thv M. 1. ,. . Bridire club met the balance of the iitternoon was at the home of .Miss Lizzie Little hp.-nt in a social way and was hitfli-jU:st Saturday. An enjoyable evening ly enjoyed by all present, was spuit in playing hriilre, with Mis. (I. K. Kerr, assisted by "M is. Charles IVddingfield, Mrs. II. L. Nor ris and .Mrs. Henry Hickoy will en tertain (he Husy lite o tho Maeca le.s at the home of Mrs. Kerr, lit0? Fir Street next Wednesday afternoon . The Missionary Society of the M. K. church South met in a business and social mtetin Thursday after- Miss Daisy Pooley winninjr high lien ors. Jiefreshments wero served nt lato hour hy tho hostess. CIIl.NKSK PREPARE R)R SPORTS MEET SUAMUIM, .l;m. 2t. Chinese ntll lete: nf Mriiiatiy all of the many el- noon at the home of Mrs. C, J ncatlonal institutions of the country v am as.sisioo y .um, viauinur. in. Aiair:arct Imrle was appointed rhairnmn of ihe net stVial com mittie which will pmvide ot rtain- mrnt tor the lomi nieetmir to lc held Fehruary Vth at the K. of P. i h.ii:,'rr '"ia" null- .m"". M'niia i nausie was ap point id post hi.totiaii. The members of thu Kaffoe KlaKh enjoyed a very plea ant evening Fri day, when Mr. and Mrs. Wood Kerry ik'rnl Ir. nnd Mrs. A. 1.. Kulumlson were juint ho?ts and hostesses to the Club nt the home of Dr. liiehauhon on 0 nveue. Scven; tble?i of cards were in ac tion, with Mrs. "W. K. Jitney win ning tho lailioa' prize, C. I'. Newlin 1 he pioceeds are to be iriven to the State Scholaiship loan fund Fiom thi'e funds medine li- nancial assistance to comp1, to then are irivc b aiit. til undo hav i vera! LitK fiom I reci icd loans. The patioiHses ae Mrs. A 1 Knhaitl-on, Mi-. Koher-t F.-km, Mi-s. F. I.. Me,'i-s. Mrs, J, p. I.vneh. M.s. Carl Steddunl, Mrs. IV K. Sitvor thoine. Mrs. A. K. Hunter. Mrs. T ScrontfiiM, Mis. John Theison. Mis. l.ro Wainkk. lTnion. Jan- 'JO. ittiie Mountain Item Kcbekah l.i;e had their in stallation coremonies at their hall Wediutday rvcuinjr. .Mrs. Ulltc Cas- A very interesting program was renttored on the work in Mexico af ter which refreshments wero served. A silver of fi rinjr was taken to be used in the missies work. Twenty five were present- I'nion, .Ian. 'JO. The ladies of the Carnation club woiv delightfully vn-'v tertained Thun-day of this wevk at ;be sri. i, ,. luncheon at the new hotel hv Mrs.! In the ea-ii. Mae Hall. Tho meal, a ifolicious lette i iat.r!,! four course affair, was served at 10 'and it is .(nU oYliH-k, after which the members of sn-I t'linten v the club spj".t the afternoon very -iciit-o m. 1!u pleasantly in the Lubes' room, with ; nis a-p) .p;, i went into tiaininif early In the winter in preparation Tor the Knr Kastern (Jann s of l that are to be held In Japan m t May. Kl tm tin Hon nt.-ettntfs at various points are to h( in Id In the ronilnR inontlis i,n.l the final 'rounds of th" nntiop.il competition will be staged in April in shanghai when the li atp that will r. pr. i - i rhinii nt the irames will (By Assoeinted Press) WH'TII HI;N'P. Jnd.. Jan. lio John . Tatltot. of South Heiid, who waa ret eutly elected Supri-iiie' rr'-si-dent of the ttrdi r of (luls, aiiys tlus I lon't he dou n.-h' Lirt-iL Tomor row is eomJmr, t'oinhw swiftly, hear ing neiv (jppurtunitieH, absorldutc er-plexllM-s, time liHllnw ean-s. And af-U-r tlial Is eoinlnr-' a lonjr train of t morrow.s that In-intf the Hoottiin opi ate oT forget t'u I ni hh that woiihl K''ad ually ohlit'Tate all nr'tiuory of today's hlUerrioHM and pain. '"I lonot be tliHiie;irten-d by toda;-o burdi ns of ran- and disappolntim-nt. Look ahead to tlie tomorrows with ihelr aolare und their joy. You are infinitely Kitted. You Imw mind. Yon have the niLLrv.-lous Kilt of thought. And, lit the end of today and tomor row you have the color of the ewniwr sky.- 'J'riceicHM pictures hang" in rich men'H halls. ( 'anvaK on which the greatest artists have tried to fix the sunset's Klory but (lie sKy nature shows you hna defied reproduction and no atcuctui-e. money built, ran be compared with tin space In which that skyis Ihjiik for you. And at the end of soiiie tomorrow, that painted sky will east mellow HkM, of inde scribable Holiness, upon ii spot where I you w III forever rent. ""Meyond the frost chain and the fever, "lieyond the rock waste and the river. "Heyoml the ever and the never." Purine th- annual conclave of Fourth Peree incinhi-rs. the body controlling the nfialrs ot the Order of Owls, the reports of the various Su premo officers .show the establishment during I'.i'l- of 17 subordinate oranehes and an Increase of 1 .Mp.ihiii nieinbers. The policy of conferrinK1 pensions on neeily willows, and car ing for indigent orjdians of deceased members and educating and ti-ainfnR' them lor practical, useful lives, was approved. It was ordered, however, that or- ..iM.n- MiwiiiNi not he rami lor In in-1 siltulloiis controlled by tin- order, it belllK deemed Wise mat Uiey i-e ed In appropriate hcIiooIh and liomes. their maintcnanee belnir defrayed from the treasury of the order. The proposal at Oeputy Supreme 'resident A. M. Ptooin. of S-w York, to erect a million dollar club house i .1... i -t .-r v,.w York "Hy w-as approved. I.A GRANDE HEALTHY Contagious discassa reported for ttic wi'tk enilimr Jiimuaiy ltn, l--'-lliphllieria. La Grande i; Portland S; Salem :! Clackamas county 1; Coos county I; Lane county 1; Malheur county :i; llarion county 3. .Scarlet Fever. Bend 2; North Blind 1; Ontrio 2; Portland 4; Salem 1; Benton county 8; Curry county II; Multnomah coun ty 1; Vheelcr county 2. Smallpox. Albany 1; Ontario 4; Portland 8; Benton county 2; Clackamas county 1; Linn county 1; Wasco county 1. Typhoid. Midford 1; Coos county 1. oooooooooooooooooooooooooo THE BEST WATER BOTTLE I i WHY YOU TS'EEH AUTO INSURANCE The di'iver who can not wait the foolhardy individual who wants "to lx?at you to it" the chap who always likes to step on the acceler- atorV-who hates to see ahead- of him, these yu'e the reasons that en the most care ful drivYr needs to car ry complete aitomohile insurance This agency will sell -ou tlhe best possible p)tectipn. Make a to Tcleplv Security ?.Iiin 'ow 8 ranee Agency CnAS. H. KKYXOLDS, SIluillKer. I,a (Jrnndo - - Oregon "Insnrnnee With Service1 "Comfortable as an old shoe" V homely expression that cxaVtly tloscrihcs tho sensation nt a vonian who lias been fitted to a FPvVNT IiACE 0KSET "Ta CanilllcV Co"setsl embody the lutost a most laiportant r ('(impt'tillon.s th ath- in Hi,- Scinh Is ii n u 1 n k iMinc.-il Unit HonckonK ill :,-nd n company of t:idlllK two woillt-n Ivll- -iKtnKluit n'xl spi-niF -cwiliC, visltlliK and plans for fu-, lo romp l- ni tl:,- final j-oiimls lu re. ine i;tio I liinr. Kvery nuinbor was i -- . pn-M-nt an unusual occurrence in; Mr. A. Sanfonl in charpe of our these days of colds and Knppe nr.d can:ly kitchen, sure knows his stuff. llu- , 'Try snnw of his Knclish Toffee. ., ,, . ,. , . , i Mexican .hews and chocolates. l'ollowinc the completion of the l-19-2t rectory adjoining the Catholic church I the Altar Society and the ladiis of j An ln.it ln i.i.kiii; to the Itush the palish kindly supplied the wants I man r.i miy n1P imanlhi reserva of the same in a linen and kit.-hri ; tion w.w shot ai uieih itui-.tiiy nlnht shower held at the rectory last Wed- j i,v sp,-,-i. ,:ii,-r vnderwn after , nesdny altemoon. Aiiikhk the many , i('e u!m, ', ti,, i,,,!,,,, .,i on ih, Kautiful ptcsenta donated to the new I officer had mitumii I 1 improvf mcnta In front Iac corsetlnir. Complete a;sortnicnt of the dif ferent models nnd slr.es always on hand. rrl.-rd $2.50 anil t p, Mrs, Bobt. Pattison ; Corw'lrr rhone 322-W Krs. 1109 Oak Dr. KING'S PILLS for constipation BKrirriB I Til LT7. kl-a Wearcvcr No. 40 TWO QUARTS ' Two Years Guarantee! TWO DOLLARS The seasoji is have one hanuy. here 2 (m Agency Public Sale The iiiiiIi-i-IliicmI will sill nt puhllc ainlloii. nt Ills home two miles east nf Iji (iiaiiile. Oregon, on i lie- Island Illy mail (take lane I hal leaves main road nt Hie ilsthl) on Hie olil Itiiswll plan-, east ot Hie ,lai k Hill rni-oi. ('t).M.MH.('IX(l AT IDlltO A. M., Willi I ree Lunch at Xonn Monday, January 22, TIIK I'OLf.OWINIJ l);s( ltM!i:i I'KOI-r.UTV, TO-WIT 8 Head of Horses S I.M I.LIM.Mi I Ten 111 (iehliims coming S'i'H. I i'Vay Mnro, 8 yoars old, v(.. old. wriuhi. j;ti)0. 1 Span (oldliiKs, brown nnd hay.nscs IU nnd U. - 1 Span fiehlliifis, 7 mid 8 years 1 iray llorsi, VI yoni'M old, vt. 11100. I fl.V). old, wt., 1700. 14 Head of Cattle CONMSTIXfi or 2 Cows. Trosli I Avvsvy Cow, freh soon 1 .lerv Cow, ti(!i Feb, 15. J Spot ti'd Cow. fresh In March. 1 Itlack Cow, fresh In April, ylvlny: A Kalhnis per day now '2 Heifers, spring ins I I.oiik Yearling: Heifers I Miott Vrarllos Steel Hull, cnmtn 2 years, brown Swiss. rcKlstorod. 33 Head of Hogs 10 II rood Sows, SnTe March UiM. ixci.rniMi PiR, Head Shoals, Wt. 10 to AO poiiiMN eat h Implements, Furniture, Hay, Etc. ft SeiN tint! nrltclieii Harness; 4 Sets Nearly New; 10 (ioral Col lars; 4 Henvy AVaRoiLsi t I'l'inm Separalor, (iood ns A'ew; 2 Cream Cans: 2.1 Tons of l-'lne Hay. -Jml anil :!rd i iillim;: l'lanel dr., (inrdeii rianler: 2-seetion llarron-; ri-loolh ;ardcn IMow: ;rliidslone; Dlnlnir Itoom Tnlile; lluriel; I'ailor Slnnil Tlllile; S Chairs; Kitchen Cabinet; Davenport; a Heels. Sprluus ami Jlnlrosscs: 1 ltuK nnd OTHI'.lt Alt TICI.KS TOO M vn.ltDI s TO MKMIOX. TERMS All sunis of 211.00 and under. oali. Over S20.00, G mnnllis time mi linnkalile note drawing 8 per rent Interest. All properly must lie set tled tor heroee removal I'roin premises. COL. T. B. JOHNSON, Auctioneer T nr'n- J. E. REYNOLDS, Clerk L. W. DlXSOn OBSERVER ADVERTISING will bring results SUNDAY ONLY , ' TROPICAL TRIO Singing, Dancing, Instrumental i i'l- GENE METCALT1 li. V The Silvertone i I DeLOAII and CORBIN ' Polite Entertainers MAX FREFIIAND DUO Balancing Surprise FAR TODAY Tom Mix in "SKY HIGH" i
