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THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Satiii-Vla.v.'Fflrt-'Bai'ya, 192.1.
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Frock
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X'ayhe it is true to wear a Spring Suit or wrap you must
at least wait for mild clays, but not so with a Spring Frock.
Most women have so tired of the ones they are wearing
that a chance to freshen up jtheir wardrobe at this season
with a Spring Frock is not overlooked. Circular tiers and
side panels feature frocks of flat crep'e. Bouffant taf
fetas and printed crepes are also a la mode.
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Popularity thnt nttnched itst-lf Ito
the Hi'riea of mid-winter pnrlies at
tho La (jrnmlu Country club, refuses
to .wane. In spite of Htoi-ma and
many counter attractions tho month
ly party (tiven Wednesday nieht was
well attended and well arranged. A
seven piece orchestra under the di
rection of Andrew I.oney provided
the music. The party . was marked
by the presence of veral specially
invited L'ucsts, and members and
KUesLiuyiiike a deliuhlful eve-
nine;. I'uiu-h was served and lijht
1 refreshnn.n'.s topped off tho eve--liinp's
program. The committee
which llilMttfced the . evening's pro
ICiain consisted of: ..
.Mr. and Mrs. Claude Scr'anton, Mr.
and .Mrs. J.' G. Snodirrass,. Mr. and
Mrs. C;eni'i;o C'urrey, Leo French, Dr.
. ami .Mrs. Kiiliy, Mr. and Mrs. A. 10.
I'ryke, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd McKen-
"non, .Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Scroiririn,
Mr. and Mrs. T. K. Billiimy, II. I,.
Hess,' Mr. and Mrs. II. N. Ashby,
Dr. and .Mrs. George Velirs, Mr. nml
Mrs. Hurley Kiehardson, .Dr. and
Mrs. Verne Johnson.
The Neighborhood cuu met Tuts
duy afternoon to .enjoy the double
pleasure of nil extromeiv in(eict
i"ir business meetini;, with Mrs. A.
I.. Iiichardson piesiding and an ex
ceptional proKram.
The works of the sculptor, Aumis
'.us Saint Gaudens took on an addi
tional subtle charm, as Mrs. Alvah
lHnyca oplained the masterpieces of
this -(.real American, i It is a de
light to be led along the paths of
higher art, to follow the natuuil aim
and expression of sm-h a genius,
when instructed by one who is so
.thoroughly and easily familiar with
her subject as Mrs. lluryeii. TIvj
showing of the slides: Death and the
Sculptor, Grief and Lincoln, with
many others lent an additional
charm.
No one can doubt but that music
is finding mem sympathy today and
takes nn important par in Neighbor
hood eluli programs. This could
scarcely help but bii the cuk3 with
(wo musicians ,,f siu-h splendid
m-liii-vi mi nts ns Mrs. Kay Fuller and
.Mrs. l.ee It.-ynolds taking part.
I'o hear )ln. l.ee Kovnulds in the
playing of I'icrot the Dreamer (Kd
ward SchutM aiid Hungarian t Mc
Dowell) is an uniipie experience.
1 he delicacy and sparkle of the play
ing leaves a Justing impre-sion of
verity.
Kvery aPpi-aranee of Mrs. Hay
I-'uH.r, vhn has a soprano voice of
Mile ipmli-.y, gives her many admir
ers a new and dcliuhtl'til ' musical
thrill. Ilersinging of "You and I"
(Wiii-d Stephens) and "Less Than the
Jlusl" (Amy Woodford l.inden)show
ed the luurvelously sweet quality
and iiower of l.?r voice which is re
nin! kablo. She flias reached a rich
artistry which makes every aiipear
lince .a triumph.
One of the outstanding eocinl
events of the week oceuiied Thurs
lav liflcrnoon when Mrs. K. S. ivan-h.-e
plea::iia:ly entertailu'd the
Thlirsdav Aui-tinn chili at her home,
corner Cedar and Main nt n lienu
tifully ininointH nne o'clock toui
courso Uridgo luncheon,
Twelve guests were seated at
Hie bamim i table, in the center of
which was a luvely bouquet of spring
flowers comprised of daffodils and
freesins. The table cover was of
cluny bice imported from Italy as
were the flon-ntine napkins.
Those prcioit included the lnein
bers, Mis. .1. (.'. Gulling. Mrs.
GeorCe f 'oi-hr.-iu, Mis, V. II. Itohnen
kamp, Mis. V. If. Jones, Mrs, M.
It. .Dimohue, Mis. Dol.ili, Green, Mrs.
Fied Kiddle mid Mrs. C. .1. l-Mell-holm.
(Juests fur the nfteinnioi
wer Mrs. Julia Cunningh.-nn of Gold,
en, Colorado, sister of Mrs. Ivan-his-,
who is visiting here. Mi-. liob
ert Pat isnn, and Mrs. I-'. M. Jn.-k-
9011.
Tho Mi-ses Grace nml K.lnn Al
len ertrnain.d Friday reniug at
llieir hooip on Sixth street in honor
of Jll.s Hazel Hauser of Maker.
Otegoo, who is spending the week
iid with them. Miss Hauser is n
fonmr student of (. A. t' mid she
trneweil the acquaintance of several
vh knew her there.
.Thoe present were tho Misses
Hazel Hauser, Dorothy Meyers, Min
na Ash. Irene O'Connell, Louise
O'Counell, Mrs. Paul llassey, Mrs.
James MeNaniee, Mia. II. It. Tur
ner, Mrs. M, L. Larson and Mrs.
W. L. Allen.
The members of the Volunteer Fire
Department, numbering about twen
ty, proved their skill in the culin
ary art Wednesday evening wjien
they met in Sample room number
2 of the Sonimer hotel and pre
pared for themselves one of the "fin
est of clam feeds," according to some
of the firemen who were present.
Needless to say the brother fire
men enjoyed a very pleasant evening
together. ,
Following the initiation of the e
beeca Lodge in the Odd Fellows'
hall last TuoKluy night eight of the
ladies presented a "Surprise Pro
gtain" Id the members. The pro
gram consit'.ed of an opening song
by the tight ladies, a song anil
dance by Genevieve Adler, songs by
Mis. Hay Fuller and Mrs. Frank
XlcPherson and two dialogues. The
Charles W. Bingner wilj ho hosts and
hostesses.
The Second Division of tho Ladies
Aid of tho Methodist church will
meet Wednesday afternoon nt the
nonie it Mrs. c. II, Griffin, M2
Main gtreet.
Mr. and Mrs. A, C. Hampton and
Mr. and Mrs. A. V Andrews will en
tertain the evening session of the
vveimesuay tiridgo club 'Wednesday
avonini;, February 7, at the Country
club.
The Scholarship Loan Committee
of the Neighborhood club will en
tertain with a reception for. the vis
iting artists, Miss Florence French,
Miss Marjory Ross and Mrs. Lewis
Levinger after their concert at the
Neighborhood club Tuesday evening.
The Wednesday night club met at
tho homo of Mr- and Mr.. Nate
.weifel 'Wednesday evening to bid
farewell to Mr, and Mrs. Floyd
Charboneati, who are moving to Fl
lensbuig, Wash., where Mr. Char
bonoau will be manager of one of
the Skaggs stores. The evening was
spent in playing "oOu," first prize
going to Jess Murchison and conso
lation to Dr. Woodell. After a short
musical program a wwo-course lunch
eon was served.
The women of the Mooseheart Le
gion met at the home of Mrs. Fred
Smith in Connerdale on Thursday
.. was enioved bv the lodge. ! "ioon. .Mrs. alter liennett.
' .i .... " :1 rn Wvrirlr mm xfvx KrrH
Smith were joint hostesses.
unci ns it wits uiiexiieeti'd. the sue
piino made it all the more pleasing.
IlefreshmenlH were solved following
the program.
.
In honor of her daughter, Mil
drud'H eighteenth birthday anniver
sary, Mis. I- W. Weeks entertained
a number of Mildred's school friends
a': u very pleasant surprise Party
Monday evening at Ium' homc on Main
street.
The evening was spent in games
and dancing after which refresh
ments wcro served. A handsome
birthday cake adorned with eigh
teen candles was one of the attrac
tive features of the evening.
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That t tie recent, ly organized d'usi
ncss Woman's club of I. a Gnimlt
will be one of the most popular
clubs of the city was proven Thurs
day evening when the ladies, num
bering thirty-three, met at the Y.
M. ( A. and six more ludius were
enrolled on the membership list with
a promise thitit a great many more
will soon toiiow.
Following a short business meet
ing, Mrs.. Alvah' Duiyea ix peato.l her
splendid program on American culp
1 1 lire, leaturinir the works of Augus
tus Saint Caudth.s, accompanied by
slides which she cav Tuesday at
the NVighhoi hood club, and Mrs.
l.ee Reynolds nave two beautiful se
lections on the piano which was en
joyed by those piesent.
The Young Women's Kduealtiomil
Auxiliary spout a delightful evening
at the home of Mrs. l.ee 11 an ford
Tuesday evening-
The conn'ttee in charge wore Miss1
KM her Ityan, Mrs. Thurston and
.Mrs. M. K. Walsinper. The sub
ject of the rvoning was "Hiblo and
Art,' The program was most in
teresting and educational. An il
lustrated led. ui o was given hy Mrs.
Mossman ami was highly appuvia
ted ami enjoyed by all pnsent.
Mrs. Kroil 1. Caskill and Mrs. 11.
A. .m brick will entertain the La
dies of St. Peter's (iuitd next (Wed
nesday afternoon, February 7th, at
the home of Mrs, Zurhrick, on Main
avenue.
Mrs. Hay V, Murphv will enter
lain the Kaslern Star Social club
Tuesday af lei noon "at her home on
KtrM and O streets,
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The Ladies Aid of the Methodist
chuivh will meet at the following
places not Wednesday afternoon:
Firsv lHvi.-ien, Mrs. S. ( Smith.
ITl'L'! Wash in g ton; Second Division,
Mrs. H C. Fntts, LMUhl Third strevt;
Third Piision. Mrs. (i, II. tiuigley.
1M' Spring street.
Mis. Ti, 1. Tnll rntertainrd tho
Iloyal Neinhlir ciule at her home
Friday evening.
F.tenie plan- ate heing niaile
for a d:n:iing party that is to bo
given Monday evening, February 12.
at the fnuntrv eluh. pr, and Mrs-
Ceorge K. Ychrs nntff Mr. and Mia. I
The. afternoon was snent at nee
dlework and Playing games. Those
receiving prizes during the after
noon were Mrs. Jessie Fisher, Mrs.
A. N. Mayvillc and Mrs. Chits. Cron
dall. A few beautiful selections
were rendered on the piano hy Mrs.
Stewart after which a luncheon was
served.
Those being present were. Mes
dnmes W. Cramtall, Chns. Crandall,
Hoy Smith, 1. ltrannon, Don Shanks,
P'rank Shanks, A. Herger, Chas.
Rimyan, Jennie Lamm, A. N. May
viile, (!. Sitewart, E C. Norris, L.
A sltipps and Jessie Fisher. Mrs. J.
L. Stiingfield and Mrs. I). Hunger
ford were invited guests.
The Lucky Thirteen Bridge club
will meet with Mrs, William Ash
next Thursdav.
One of the most Interesting after
noons in the history of Chanter I.
I'. K. ()., was enjoyed Friday after
noon at t he home of M rs. E, 1.
Mossman.
The programs this year have
dealt with the twentieth century
tiend in polities, foreign relations,
music, education, art, religion, drama
and have been most interesting.
"Trend of Fashion" was It he sub
ject expounded in yesterday's pro
gram in the form of a debate. The
question: "Hesolved, that woman's
diess of today is more conducing
than the diess of the nineteenth
century" Affirmative, Mrs. Lee
Warnick and Mrs. J. W. Knowles;
Negative, Mrs. Robert Fakin and
Mrs. Jda Kiehardson.
Living models wero used to rep
resent the dress of both nineteenth
and twentieth centuries. The nine
teenth century costumes came from
London and had been worn by mem
bers of the family of Mrs! J. T.
Kiehardson.
The affirmative spoke in ithe con
vincing free manner of the debaters
of the present while the negative
wer profound and spoke wfch a
positive dignity so ehnrneteristie o
the preceding century.
The five ages from babe to grand
mother were represented by the liv
ing mod Is with littU Miss Dutton
as the babe in the long flowing gar
ments ot oyKone Mays. Dorothy
Urownton was the sweet demure
young irirl of colonial davs ami Dor
othy Ann iWarniek the athle;ie girl
of todav.
Mis i Myrtle AVnde was the charm
ing young lady of days of yore and !
Mrs. Lawieiu'e Dutton represented a i
flapper of today. Mrs. Kov Farlev. !
a nineteenth century matron and J
Miss Lis liryant the matron of our !
time, while Mrs. George Cur rev was !
the cnarnung old grandmother and
Mis. Lucy Stanchfield the dashing'
young Rrandmothir of the prevent I
age. i
Dainty delices were served by the j
hostess.
' TJNIOy, Feb. 3. (Special)-Dr. C.
W. tii-win h im been itwuy Mum bib of fice
for several (lays on aeeount
11 i Illness and Is not yet abl4. to reiuro
to IiIh pructlce.
t'ock UrotherH. our local umlertak
era, were railed to Baker county to
take charge tit funeral at Ifainej
j last Weilnesilay. ' It appears that all
the untlertakerH In linker count y
l were buay.
The funeral of Wllll.tin llutchln.
snn u li n illiol Mi in it ii v nmrniiiir ivn J
im'iM'Ki t uctjiiay uia-rnoon in 'iiai'Kc or
M'oek Ifrotliers. liittriient wan In the
itnrnl I't-tiw-XM-v TliPfii wt-rt nmni-
from out of town at the services, es
pecially from North I'owib i- iind other
towns In Hits vicinity.
Airs. Hlatt returned Sunday from
a two months visit in Xampu. Mrs.
Hlatt was visiting two flaugtilerH who
itvn in tlie Idaho town.
Km tmi i'vt-ixo, a former teacher in
the t'nlon hcIiooIb, hut now a resident
of Uuker. eamo over lust Haturduy for
a visit and remained until after thf
funueral of William Hutchinson,
Tuesday.
I'YaWiires Llmli.
IJttle Marjorle Wright, one of the
pupilH in thn Houth School, had th't
mlsfoi'luue to break one of the bones
In her left lej? while playing on the
school ground hurt 1 Tuesday. Th
bono wds broken Just above the ankle.
She wuh taken to Hot l.ake and the
broken bone was set. The accident
will keep her out of school for sev
eral weeks.
John Ktoddard, manager of the re
tail lumber yard at l-a flrande. was
over last Wpdnesdity looking after th-?
loc il branch lumber yard.
I-Vailk (leorge ' was over from l.ii
Grande on u busineus trip last Wed
nesday.
Mrs. Mary Hutchinson, slster-ln
law to William Hutchinson who dle.l
hem last Sunday, eamo up from
Porlland Hst Sunday to visit her two
sons, JnnicH and William Hutchinson
A niimhcn of rrieuds and neighbors
gathered at Hie home of Mrs. I-M
Wulf In South .I'nton last Tuesd iy
evening, tho occasion being M cm.
Wulf'H birthday anniversary. A
pleasant evening of games mid other
social enjoyments was spent by the
gucHts and their bosteuM. 'itefresh.
meiHs was served and the visitors de
parteil at a late hour all wishing Mrs.
Wulf many more such anniversaries.
Loe-il ba.skelball . fans wero dis
appointed last Wednesday when word
was received that the M. I. A. 'team
from l.a (iiande would bo unliable to
come. The game was postponed and
will probably be' played later.
So far uh known no one has liejinl
from Charles Jenkins. Hie youth who
skipped, out of t'nlon several days ngoif
after passing a number of worthless!
cheeks. , He has sevcri! years' sen-
tciiee banging over him at the roiomi
school uud was out on parole at. Hie
lime of bis departure,
Henry Hick Miller, who has hetM
Horlously 111 for the past two weeks
with pneumonia, Is reported to b"
considerably 'better. Indications now
point to an euiy recovery.
Miss laiellln Grant, who came liere
from Welser about threp weeks agoi
to undergo an operation at Hot Uike, ,
is recovering rapidly from the opera-
Hon and will soon be aide to leave I
Hie buKpil il. lb i simi", Silti. . A. :
Haytlen, v( this place, has been at
the Uike i:nt of Hie time with Miss
tinuit. - !
loeph la h Cniiai.
I'uioti will witness two iiigh seho-l
gauicH on tho local baskettfall floor
Friday and S iturday evenings when
the two Wallowa county quintet ,
Joseph and Knteruriso come heiv for
their first ganu-s with the C-Hi
boyH. Joseph plays Friday and Kn-
lei'ii-.iKt' Saturday. A prehmlnary will
be staged before the I-'rlrlay gune by
a local Sunday Hi bool team frrtin
thn Methodist church and the gnwU'
boys from the i'erry school.
Mrs. Martha (Iriiriin. who lives
with her niece. Mrs. William Kiel-
block in Ni5-th Cnnion, bad the mis-
rortunuo to fall last Sund-iy and
last reports thn members of the fam
ily thought the aged lady was seri
ously Injured from the accident. She
has been eonfined to her bed since
earty Sunday morning.
.Mrs. KHu ottre!l. an aged 1 idv
who renide.s at Hie home of Mose 'ol-
Irell, in High Valley, had a paralytic.
slroke last Tuesday morn log and is
In a very seVlous condition. .Mes
sages have been sent to other mem
bers of the famlHy who live at iu dis
tance announcing the condition oi
Mrs. Cottrell.
" , .. I,,,.,, ringer white driving aumii;-..
r.a.( on ran.li Uulgiilli. Wl w Mr Itd Mrs. Kd Davla Wer, visit.
A basketball game us l'l!'''' " " , Mra. J i.ivis' slsler, M :-s. Ahn;v
February I. the North I'owler b't" w, (lm.S(I;ly.
acliuol vs. Joseph! high. ; j,,v, Hohbs came in today rnm
Miud ifr.'we llllkcnson of Wolf Creclc ; ' . Ih mouiilaius where he.
is visiting at the home oi -
Mrs. Hill.
' ,, ,,,. Who bns'iate hy I reiauve nimu'rr iii iour.
h.-i-n unite IM. , ,,,. . .
Mm. i-H I ir Pi-m.ho.1 i I"'"'-.'" .
has !.- I i n Pl'D'tf-
SOCUU. NEWS
FR0MP01EH
XUHTH I'OWMtii:, February 3.
Mis. Will Henderson Is conHnel to
her home with, a sprained ankle.
'ha rile Kisher had his injured
w hile splitting wood.
Mrs. Oliver' Hickenson lias re
turned home from a three weeks visit
at Athena.
John Hurdett sold sonio valuable
milk cows to Al (i lig.
Mrs. Tinefelter transacted busi
ness in town' Thursday.
.11 (us Verda Young entertained a
nuiubcr of friends Wednesday even
ings '
Tho seventh grade gave a surprise
THE LAST WORD
in Candy Is
ASTHMA
Is an affection of the bronchia!
(the nlr passages, leading to tho
bums), caHsed by a pressure on
Hie nerve hading to the part
aiT.-ctrd.
Mr. 1. M. Ttigbt says:
Dr. WiKxIeil's Special Adjust -meiits
and i;ieirlcal
Trcnliiicnis
for this disease ill give you per
manent relief. I'lilme today for
an appointment.
Itoom I'd, Sonnuer HUlg;.
J'HONK l7-W
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