La Grande evening observer., April 26, 1923, Image 2

THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Tliurwlar. April 2fi. 192:!.
PAGE TWO
' Dflpi 419S Slze )d
nqutiel only 3" yards of 4a
Inch iruJKriul, The Bcltvbt
thaws you how to luy out the
pattern, sew the dress to
Itther, arid finish it twn to
fcS kru-uif on of the frills.
I-pMlssf flS Avar
4195 4187 4216
Duli 4187 Tfcf
trtyk dcrcd fWk uill fc trj
popular this spring. And thm
appropriate materials for li
are crepe dt Chine, sarin.
uilftm.lM! fiuutuir,t,Canius .
ere l. .
Design 42 1 6-Thts plaid
dress in sire 36 requires 3.
yards of 4xAm material.
The Btlroke shows you, sup
by step, huw to put lite dret$
together. '
V
All your dresses should be favorites
IF YOU choose the materials
you like best and the Stan
tlard'Designer styles most
becoming to you, your ward
robe will-be 100 per cent. At
our piece-goods counter you
will find the popular materials
Canton crepe, foulard, taf,
fe'ta, satin, crepe dc Chine,
plaids, flannel and at our
Standard-Designer Pattern
counter you will find all the
newest styles. The Belrobe,
enclosed with each Standard
Designer Pattern shows you,
step by step, how to make a
dress from start to finish. '' ,
Buy Standard-Designer Patterns ;
ivith The Belrobe
ALL IS WELL AT
MEDICAL SPRINGS
(Special tu the 01Hcrvr)
MKIMC'Al. WHIMSH. 1 April ,
After a week of ruin find inoy, -M-iluy
wan u HprinK day and the farm- ,
em 111-K ill unrk hit" ill
J . Mih. Albert duller was hotena to
a cJutrmluif dinner party Hiiiiiluy. 1 lie
u-iH-HiH wit M r, it i id M t'H, H. Mas-
flclf) ,Mf. uml Mm. T. K. Kenned v
uml children, uud KldrtdKu Huffman.
I'YtcmlH or M r. und Mm. J. K.
Wanker nil led at their home us a
urpr.He evening. Tin evening was
upeni In dwneintf, after which a
junflieon wit 8 served.
.Mr, (rd Ik im1; IIL with rheumu-
Uhiii til the Mot l-ulte. sanilorlun..
Mr. it f Hi Mis. (Ium I'i'Uth itml ehll
Iren wi'tc the dinner kucmIh of Mr.
und .Mm. J. I. Kennedy Sunday.
A. Duller Is repairing the fence
on hH homestead ut I.yoim Mill. v
. M i'. and M rs. ,tieore Hnuth mot
ored to Huntington Sunday. They
were uccompanied by Mr. and MrH.
V. J.ovo of Haker.
II. K. Wlrth of The Dulles was a
Medtc'il vlHltur hurt wm-k. Air. Wlrth
lived at Med leal several yean nuo
alWi?
u nd l'i lend.-;
Mr. T. K. Kennedy and l;uirhter,
Mildred, iiiid Mm. A. Hi-.Mpr inuiored
tu ituker Tn. .-day and i-ui the dny
dioppniL,'.
Mr. und Mih. T. Whttt.n uml Mrs.
J. It.' Wanker were in Haker Sai
nrday on husiness.
1'. It. Hnlienhalk of l.a Orandn wa:i
ii Mctfeat visilnr ln.st week im miih-
'ilH-.sM. -Mr. Iltilieiilmlk in workhiK fOP
the I. He liiMinniee company.
Jam tiolfle and Hon, Guy, wore tit
linker Mmidjiy. , ,
Ctortre Suuth moloii'd to Dakoo
Monday mr u load lor ihovIhIohb for
thei store.
onlv two weekM of Hchool, then it
will !' cloned until the fall term.
Mm. Kvh Vunordcr Ih on the nick
II.Ht tliii: week.
II f .1 .eiruv?"
i . erijrr
tulk udoii the ix)i)ular fiction of tin1
iny.
An inlcrcstlnir review of "Muin
Stiopt" and "Habltit" was Ktvcn by
Mis. Chappcl. A silendii! paoor upon
"Honks for the C'hililleu" by Mih.
Denbain uml a rosume of tho mcritK
of twontieth century fiction by Mrs.
liniwncli closed the inodiain.
Fifteen ladies from l.a (jrando
wero in attcuilaiice and all pronounc
cd the ilny as n most ilca.ant one.
A most delik'htful event took nlace
Tuesday ovenintt at tho homo of .Mis.
I. h. Lyon, OOo M avenue, when an
announcement party uud shower was
irivon in honor 01 Miss Ile.-nice
Thompson, whose ninrn'aKu to Clyde
Webb will take place May I'.'i.
Tho evening was eiiDovablv snent
in playing TiiMI," after ' which re
fiesniiients were served.
nearly allows the sole of the foot
to touch the pavement, r'or porch
wear, however, or for afternoon and
evening occasions these shoes are
both cool and quaint. They come in
exact copies of tho ancient Luxor
type.
turns up widely across the front,
and broadens again on the other side.
This gives a very swanky, cavalier
air, ( .
The ladies of Chapter I, P. K, O.i
were delightfully entertained by the!
Klgin members on last Kridav at nil
ll J.... t
ut limy meeting.
The morning was spent socially at
the home of .Sirs. II. !,. Shoemaker,
and the guests were entertained at
a one o'clock luncheon and for the
afternoon nieethi at the hoi.ie. of
Jlrs. 11. H. Him.
The hostesses were Mis. Hug. Mrs.
Chappel, Mr. Shoemaker, .Mrs. Kr-
inUt Vol.,. i n..nu.,n. i.u
llrownell.
The luncheon tables were artisti
cally decorated with daffodils and
while carnations, and the same color
scheme was carried nut in the lunch
eon. An interesting program wan Riven
liy tlie Klgin members of Chapter 1.
Mm. Ernest Vehrs gave an excellent
Mrs. I'ercv llrock nnd Miss ',,lln,.i.
Kostcr, accomniinied bv -Miss Alma
Pay ton, all of Haker. motored to l.a
(liiindo Monday evening to hold a
xpcciul rehearsal with IStuart llen-
nott, who is to appear at linker onjj
tho MneDowell Progruin Thursday n
evening. Mr, llennett is a nunil of,!
Miss Payton's. . I!
i
The Community club dance tomor- !
row evening nt. the Cbuntrv club alia
which time tables for those who en- '
joy cards will be provided promises I
to be an event of social interest. The i
cries or dances' given bv c ub nun.
hers this winter has been all that
the originators ol the idea aiiticl-i
pnted for them and more. The one'!
lomorrow night has a large number i
'if hosts and hostesses and arrange- J
incuts are being iniide for exceptional
music anil a very large crowd.
Fashion Notes
Colored PcnrU in Sets
Paris -Colored pearls in sots are
used today to brighten and enrich
nine 01 me more simple, costumes.
In red, green ami vellnw these imi.l"
lation pearls are made into earrings,
necklaces of two strands nnd brnee-
itis. J lie odor is chosen to rim-i!
trust with that of the gown. ji
Kxlreine Type of Sandal ' IS
New i oik- There never was any- !i
thing mora impiactical for onliiinrv I!
street wear in town thnn the ex- i
tiemo type of sandal which very
New Idea in Panels,
" ParisIf you make a large, point
ed kitchen apron of dotted chiffon,
tie It back and leave perhaps six in
ches standing up above the waist
line, you obtain the newest idea to
day in panels. Neither the shade
nor mtitei-inl of this apron has any
thing to do with that of the rest
of the costume.
Newest Large Hats.
London Many of the newest hats
shown here are rather large, and the
lirim begins to turn uPat one side.
Cascades of Lace.
London Cascades of . lace trim
some of the' erepo afternoon'' anil
ilunclng frocks today. This is bound
to he lace ruffling to' outline-the
neck, and a fall of luce somewhere
on the sleeve nnd down the front
of the skirt is inevitable.
Sunimerlike Wrist Bugs
New York 'Wrist bags, those im
portant adjuncts to costumes and
convenience, have taken on a sum
inerlike touch today. One of the
most attractive varieties ia a heavy
cream linen Ibrocaded in flowers of
green, blue and rose and crossed with
gold threads.
CREAM
DIPPED
BR32IL NUT
17HKN you want to KWe
Momooiie n particular
ly nice l ox of v a n d y
eh none thin distinctive
pucka
Imagine the v p r y
choicest of Urnzil Nulu
dipped In a dellehuiH,
creamy paste and covered
with the purest Chncohite
coating ami you will read
ily undermand why Tho
Owyh?e Hrazil Nut J'nck
. titiv Is fo many times se
lected In preference to nil
oilier kinds of chocolates.
AW Owyhi-e chocolates
are always fresh been il"-.'
thfy are made In Moist
and reach the dealers noon
uftpr they nre matle.
At All (.und Ihtilt-VH
Mu ly tilt?.
IIAllO -CAXDY ().
linle, Idaho
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.NEW SUMMER WASH
FKOCKS JUST
ARRIVED
Summer wash frocks .
in Ratine, Cotton Crepe',
nnd Linen,' very attrac-'
tively trimmed, some
with Peter Pan collars,
some with' drawn work
. nnd round collars. Col
lar and edge of cuffs
done with plain contrast
ing ratine that matches
the shade of its crossbar
lilies. Other styles in
straight lino model.
wmjmm
mmmm
DISTINCTIVE GING
HAM FROCKS
Clever long - waisted
models in checked ging
hams, collars and cuffs
in contrasting colors, of
voile, poplin, pique and
organdie, the colors are
red, brown, green, or
chid, black, white and
navy checks with white.
All sizes.
ew eamenwi'nwii i n ml
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THE SAME ICE YOU HAVE lTSED FOR A GENERA
TION' PURE, CLEAR AND SANITARY; MADE OF
ARTESIAN WATER, GUSHING AND SPARKLING
FROM THE HOSOM OF MOTHER EARTH DELIV
ERED WHEN YOU WANT IT IN CLEAN TRUCKS.
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