Saturday, June 23, 1923.
PACE TWO
TIIE LA GRANDE EVENING OISSERYKR
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Men7s Golf
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A good assortment of Golf Clothes,
Knickers, Shirts, Sweaters, Caps and
Hose. You should improve your
game 10 strokes with one of these
outfits.
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A Good riace to Trade
fi.'iy cent. c.cli, an. I uiucli mi-iii-""'.'',
wa'1 ",e ""Iff of the cveninir.
(Jilila and Trillium Ashby were "
the proirrnm in the evening, . uml
were grimed with much applause.
Some of the mothers ... the (fills
served punch throughout the -evening,
ami (lnncintr occupied (he latter
part of the social. Miss Marion
Howell furnished the music for the
dance.
The irirls cave the social in order
to raise money to go tn a camping
trip.
The home of Mrs. ill. A- Wilker.wn
in Kruitdale was tli( scene of a de-
I ntrniiu; aiternoon when the I'ark
dale club ladies gave a farewell par
ity for Mrs. Ella Snlalley, who leaves
suon lor California to make her
heme.
A beautiful fork was pre-ented tn
Mrs. Smalley by Mrs. Carroll as a
remembrance of the club. Mrs- Small
ley at one time was president and
I at .Iks present time was vice-presi-
1-lWul of the club.
lr Among the out of town guests
was. ,i:. Whitney ox 'liurnx, Oiegon.
Aftrr a pleasant hour refreshments
were served.
Mr. and Mrs. Zeno F. Weiss, who
are cn their bridal tour from Sand
point, Idaho, have been visiting at
the I)- H. Proctor home in Fruitdule;
end will leave today for Elgin ami
other points.
Zeno is one of the boys who went
across in the late war. his tormma-
t tien Iwing Paris. " He is a June grad
uate at O. A. C, specializing in
designing.
'Mrs. Frances Barnett Weiss com
pleted her sophomore year in home
economics this year at the same
school-
Mrs. W. L. Vinson of the highway
office, has returned from Boise,
where she attended the weddxg of
her son, (leiscr A. Vinson, tc Sarah
Lois Jones of Boise.
Mrs. Sarah Riddle, who has been
teaching for the past three years in
Vancouver high school, sailed June
ldth for Alaska, to spend her sum-
: mer vacation.
j
ine- regular quarterly conference
of the I.- I). S. church will convene
in this city next Saturday and Sun
day, June SO and July 1st.
BOYS HELD TO
i HOW TO COMBAT THE
CHERRY FRUIT I LY
uf the :ipi.lkntlon.
rit.ui Ian- rhi-rrli-H
llilVf
'on
BE 8IG ASSET
Wllla luetic.
slate
I l: V. Jam' 23. To wive
Ibi' oivtion late cherry crop from
the troll II v worm Uml get" hutched
Insl.le Hie skin, il Utile sweetened
!i,ois,,n Lull will have to lie put "
yr inl'IM yiika I 'iinsei-vln 1 . I lie ti-et-s 111 Ihe lower
ii... ,',..,!..- .,i,,,.,i r.niiiiri, IcaMi'V ami other parts of the
I the hoy to the en, I that he will particularly ill rusieiii ..-.,...
"grow up with the Idea that "he prof- has to lie sprayed. Just till Ihe tank
,tu ......, ..-!,, - !,..!' i Ihe ilea .l. II1S ildesil I nie.iii iiimi n" '
underlying I lie lioys work of notary has lo he sj.rued.
fm. ii, .,,,,1 u n,iillii..,l l,v ('hair- .anil drive it ill uveruni1
i. 't-... .., , inn .,i i iierniilloiiiil the rows and h t the mail with Ih
Im-.s wmlt eoniiiilt ililrln session llirlng It once acroMi the uppur mir-
of the l:.,t:iry lnlei nulloil.il conven- j race of the tree. The poisoned drop
lion lu re today. 'lets that fall on the upper mirlace ol
liolaiian frank l. Slum of Duylonja few of Ihe haves will attract the
, , ...inv ivlifeh has heuilll to come from
llho uriiund ami Iecn up prenuraiui ,,m.l ,
to laying lis
cherry skin,
lows:
isnlil widely In Idaho, Wash I 111; I on mm
ii, hut some earlot shipment
r hail I"1 l"'i' ci nl wormy
-UTOwii big enough l( wullt
cutinler wlih tlni frull :ii.
1 1 1 I'd r i
last ye
leherrie
off the
nlosl.
JAPANESE WILL
ATTEND N. E. A.
(Ry Associated Press)
TOKIO, Japan, June 1:1. Japnn
Just fill the tank; will he repre-enieii ai uiu i.iieniu-
milt hetweell ! tlolial f.llUcainm Loiiii iviitB III. null
Cod 1'iailClM'O llll.-. IOOULO "V uvt; pilMlll-
neut educationalists. iney are: Dr.
Inasataro Sawayanagi, president of
the Imperial Educatiun associatiun,
formerly vice-minister of education
ami president of the Northeastern
Dr. Sakunosiun .Motndu.
W under the reildelilng j preslllcnt 01 i ao, . , a pn
The hail is nimle as rol-! vate institution; Mr. .Kyuji Koniat-
uuara, inspectcr oi scuoius tinner .
Lead arsenide one-half pound, the lioarii oi r.oucuLiou; mr. nnige
moiasscs or syrup 2 .Uris, waier lujtaka A lie, assistant professor of the
gillons. This Is enough for some '.m I Imperial University, lokio. nntl Or-
per-poel of Dett-uil. also mioke.
''In- supreme ctuilh-nge of each gen.
cnit'ion Is ihe next geni-ration. Mr.
Sialic told the convent inn. The su
preme challenge of Ilotsiry an or
ganization of men-- is I lie hoys, In
I-ru-r srrrl-r: , .,.m
"A rr;.clion of the time rpiit liimnjlH. tWUiyc a .lay oif two uk cM i tution-
H,M-m upon hoys uill ,-Mtul.lish hoys "nr h.r.L-tlv. Main MH.-o.mlK ih- vulmj Tto.nl tl.. nhsMX.r 'w-
111 ii- loyiilti.-ji :inl th.-ir M-als. Mv.-ryj -
coNHi.li.ri.llmi of l.usims ,-i rirh-m y OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
('inan'lH Hint Rotary train hoys in thr. Q
in-w hhiils. g
"Itfitaiv can tc.-irh tlic hovs of the rt
tworhl that service must he nhove.seir.iO
If the (.Mini' of living Is to he played
Mn a miin's way. Willi service ahovej q
.sell, pithllc responslhility will h,'tg
j placed hi-l'ore husinsM kiii iu;ne.sa an.ljQ
.satisfaction. Wealth will he retfard-l o
je.i as an opportunity for Hervire. 0
he taught that lui- Q
Patronize the Chautau
All the Week
FOR HIGH-CLASS ENTER
NMENT
"Put on the old gray bonnet with pressivo manner pronnunccd the
the blue stiiiiKs upon it ami itetl marriap;,, obligations tc each of tit?
ready for the trrcat hie; day." yuuiifr people and the rinit was af-
I.a Crandu society is lilemlini; it- fixed by the (,'rooni on the hand of
self with the Old Oreiron Trail cole- the bride.
hration in an eneiKetic manner. After conKiatuiutions from the
Drosses tha. randinother wore are , 1111lv ,,,.,., (lf t nuiKllificent
beniK remove, from the cedar chests, , We,l,lit.i dinner was served in the
and occasionally a checkered vest or home
The bride is well known
a red handkerchief is laid aside to
usfiist faljuijjn his, y,;ii(tylio for the
Trail celebration.
Hut Hie pioneer clothes period
exists in l.a, (Jramle a week before
the pnirpiint on .Inly :ird, and durinir
that time several social events will
he held at which nothinjr but the old
time costumes of the .sturdy pion
eers will ,e worn.
Mrs- Mattie Mckley's pronounce
ment that pioneer irarb does net ne
cessnrily mean outlandish trnrb
had its effect on many in securintr
their wardrobe. Her ut'terances were
well taken by the people and gen
eral approval of her stand has been
voiced on every hand.
well Known in inu ... .
;iiinde"omle. valley'haviiiL' 'been !,:,,',:" 1,lH't, ' W liinpenn Hope"
i-earcu nere- neverai years aire sue ' ' s
Turner Oliver and E. P. Mossman
presided at the coffee urn while
Mesdanies J. K- Wright and A. 0.
I. ane presided at the tea service as
dainty sandwiches and cakes were
being served. Ably ussi'stiiiR in the
dining room were Mesdames R. K.
.Murphy, A. V. I.ingren, L. A- Boh
nenkump, W. C. iWebb, L. R. Bussey
and the Misses Hattie Short, Cono
vieve Hanua and lluldn Anderson-
During the afternoon the following
very delightful program was given.
Each artist trok their part in the
most splendid manner and very gen
erously responded to encores.
Piano Solo, ".Mazurka," by Godnril
"Waltz" by Coleridge Taylor
ny .iirs. j. a. ledtord
1 e cow inv a n i-nwinr nit il-c
not the attire of the pioneer but i'f ;""." Pollnmn of linker
ll later pern d of the west. Then, tenant ot iiaker, .Mi
what was the pioneer dress? Any
thing that was all right in those
days. There was not much flashy
stuff, but plain wholesome garments
suitable for church or for ,thc hall
seemed to prevail. 'Among the men
conventional blacks for dress-up were
giailuatcd from a school in iRakcr
since which tune she has been em
ployed by the Baker Loan and Trust
company as stenographer, She is
very popular both ia this valley and
in her present home city. The groom
is a member of the firm of Hansen
& Weis, huge furniture dealers in
linker, and is one of that city's most
substantial business men. They will
make their heme in linker.
(iuosls at the Wedding included
Mr- and ..Mrs. .A. Hansen and two
sons of Baker, Mr. ami Mrs. John
Sehmity. of Baker, Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
Mr. and .Mrs.
11. ...1 .O..I.I..
I son of llaker. II. Soiinenieyer of Ba
uer, .Mr- ami .Mrs. .1':. S. Norris of
l.a tii-amle, .Mr. and Mrs. F. H. i,
me ot Island City, 'M'r. and
I' rank I'.. IvrcuU of l.a tlramle, I;
ii. I,, bess oi i.h tirande, Mr- ami
.Mrs. Bruce Dennis of l.a Crande.
prevalent, but the cut of the clothes' 11 ls- Sadie 'I'ull of l.a Oranile, Mrs.
was entirely different in those days' Howell, .Mrs. (I. K- Unwell A. 1'.
both fcr the women and the men. Howell, M. I'. Howell, l.aytou and
l-a Claude ladies are using their. I;"viiiinn (Indium, Ninn. I.yle, Veil,
imagination very wisely at least in '.helnia, Ira I.., I.a renre It.. Mer
seyeral instances, for costumes are I1''". Merrill and Marian Howell, Viva
oeing prniluceil that typiry the old ,,u" "'" lotlie fratt.
times in a splendid manner-
It is thought that the social events '-Ist evening a number of Miss
for the next few days will spark!i""!:,,.v Shirley's friends surprised her
with the pioneer curb, much of "ith a shower at her home at 'JSus
which will be very neatly worn ev
though the styles are entirely dif
ferent from those of today.
One ef the nicest parties of the
season was the Bridge Afternoon
given at the Cnuntrv club Thursday
by Mrs. Chase Bohnenkamp, Mrs,
Walter Router and Mrs. Klmer I.
Stoddard who entertained guests for
twenty-two tables in a most delight
ful ami pleasing manner The color
scheme was pink and white and it
was successfully carried out in all
of the decorations ineliidimr the flor
al pieces which were o niposeil of
peonies nnnd roses.
Mrs. Karl Stoddard won high hon
ors and was awarded the prize for
her high score. Mrs. i.ee llouvv re
ceived second honors while Mrs. Fred
received third, and the con-
.Me
Filiation prize went to .Mr
Zurbrick.
An unusually delicious
was served.
.Mirth I'curth street
Ihe evening was pent in social
chat and music, after which re
freshments were served. Miss Shir
ley was th,, recipient f ninny beau
tiful and useful gifts.
The guests of the evening were:
Kiln Ansnes, Kdith and (iertiude
Swnlhcrg, Wilnia Stanley, 'Merle
tiei rge, Kreida and Mace-ue'rit,. kh.n-
lenstein, i.Nui in,, Mavgcr, Alma .Ma
son and Miss liuhv Shillev. .Miss
Ituliy is to marry William Bi.ur.lette
tiiaham, of llermiston, next Wednes
day at Pendleton.
By Mrs. i.M'cClay and MrA. Stearns
oi union, acccmpamed by Mrs
Viola Parker of Union.
Violin Solo, "Silver Souvenir,". .
by .Siunz Didla
1 raumerei, by Schtimiinn
By Miss Dorothy Cnldwell, nccom
panied by Miss liortha Perger.
Vocal Solo. ".Minnetonka''
".My Dream"
By .Mr. Ijiwrence Dutton, accom
panied by .Mrs. Duttcn.
Vocal Solo, "To a Hilltop,"
by Hoss Cox
"Cuckoo (.'lock,"
. . . .by Ciriiiit-Schaufer
By Miss Flavin Killer, accompan
ied by .Mrs- W. W. Berry.
About twenty ladies from Union
drove ever for 111,, occusion and innnv
! from the city called during the af
ternoon. Miss Hatch has many
friends in Fastern Oregon who will
not ferget her smiling face nor her
visit in the city and whose thouehts
will follow her in the splendid work
I which she is so soon to ccntinue
I again.
Ihe American Legion Auxiliary
'met. Weduesdav cveninir with Mrs
I C. N. Palmer on Adams avenue. A
! goiid aUeiidauce was present, and a
I pleasant evening was enjoyed by ail.
I The next meeting of the' Auxiliary
jwill be called some time next week,
with .Mrs. Palmer, at which time the
! ladies will string the discs that the
i.egiuu men oruered- 1 he discs are
similar to the ideiitilicalion tags
worn during the war by the soldiers,
mid the American Legion have or
dered liOllO to be worn as the effi-
cial souvenir at Top O' Blue ,Moun-l
iains on the fourth ot .Inly. As this.
is to be an important meeting, all:
I members are urged to be niesent
when the meeting is called. i
Fashion Notes
Appliquct Animal Figures.
Paris. -The animal pewns have
!i-oat(id such a furore today that ap
plifjucil animal fijjurps of volvet,
leather or felt aro seen on viriouM
things where one would least expect
them. A smartly irowneri woman
crossed the rlace de la ( r.nconfe
one recent rainy day with an animal
decorated red silk umbrella. '
"'i'Ull hoyN c
man personality is t tic most Hen
creation of the tinlvei se. No( prop
el ly. lint person h must he firsf in the
eyes of the Uiw.
"Truth must In honored nhove
I opinion. Let every m:in have his
opinion where the facts cannot In- oh
taiiud. I.i-t every man he tolerant of
every man's opinion. Let every man
lahel tils opinion jih an opinion and
not ns a truth. .Men can understand
one imolher in terms of truth. They
fitfht eiH'h other over opinions.
"The hoys can he tantrht how to
Itiiiid n world of peace. Nohody hut
hoys can ever do thin.
"I low ran we Jo these things? Ity
example! Kvery Itotarfan niusl he
lieve and practice these t hlnirs him
Heir; by coopeinlion with t he oran
Ization now existint; for hoys; by ar-
i nnKhik' international convent Ions of
boy:i and by a Jtota'ry school for
h adershlp."
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Frost Hat, Newest.
Paris. Some enterprising milliner
has achieved a mild sensaticn by the
creation of the "frost hat " Kilher
wide brimmed or in turban .shape,
this hat is of while felt covered by
tinsel folds that look not unlike
sparkling frost or tiny drifts of
snow.
Panels Lose Charm
I.rmdnn. Thnre w h uhu-l.-enintv rf
the vogue for panels today. More
and mote women are returning to
Hie even hem with a neater sil
houette that forbids flowing and hap
hazard panel or ribbon ends.
New Cigarette Case.
New York. Among the new cigar
ette cases shown here today is one
of heavy moire ribbon, beaded in
flower designs. One of these new
eases was in American beauty moire,
the beads being black, yellow, pale
green and wahite-
FOR SALE
By the Owner
s
PATRONIZ
The Grande Remde Meat Co.
Anhe Time
" FOR THE BEST MEATS
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An evtr.iorilhuiry fine LM-nere
In May I'ark. just ootsidi- of ciJ
Its: very best of soil, frnil
provt-nit'iits trrlgnti'il. cIcctriiliglilH,
Ivvo hu'ir,' ehiekcn bolisi-s i.l tiens.io
rage, i P
work shop, cold s.lorug.
sell this place S 4 , 1 1 1 ili.mi
value If
i. Jmiuire
Uml en all
(Inoil I
(Jorgeous Heach Capes
New Vork. Nothing could be more
gorgeous than the season's beach
capes. Of Turkish tcweling to slip I
over a wet naming suit, they come
in 'batik colorings with .bathing cap
ami vanity bag to match.
A number of ladies enjoyed a (ilea
sunt afternoon yoterdav, when .Mrs.
('. Ii. Ililibaril and Mrs'. Henry Hill
entertained at llridge, at the home
of Mrs. Hibbiird.
I'ilteell tables of cards were nr.
Harry i ranged, ut which Mrs.
won men score, .Mis,
The Smith-Coniey reunion held
their annual picnic at the Riverside
park June 17th. There were 120 in
.'illcnilam-e, live generations being
lepre.-enlcd, of which Mr. and Mrs.
A. M. t'onley were the head-
- iieiigntiui naskot dinner was
"eiveii in the pavilion, after which
Uov. S. ('. Ijipham gave a short, talk
. Hay Mm pity "" the early history of this family
Claude Scruu-i'" l"inois and their immigration to
Kunvnn, who
Hot Lake, i
has
Mrs. Charles
been ipiite III at
covering.
Wednesday at high noon the home
of Mrs. Ira Howell, near Alicel, was
the scene of a pieity weeding when
her daughter. .Miss Florence, was
married to Mr Fred Weis of Ma
ker by Rev. W. ". Ross, pastor of
the Presbyterian church in l.alliande.
ThP ring ceremony was used and
Merrill Ilcwell gave the Ibi ide ay.
iMerritt and Marian Howell, brother
uml aister of the bride, stood up with
the contracting couple. 'Ihe cere
mony was very impressive under an
iirch of yellow mses in the parlor
of the home. Yellow was the pre
dominating eolrr in all decorations,
and as Meudelsshon's wedding inatvh
was being played by i.evaiiiui tlra
ham, niece of the bride, little Viva
Hull ucted as flower girl, strewing
yellow roses in the pathway of the
Lride and irmoni.
Rev. Ross in a most loemn nnj ini-
lunchecni'im received secend prize, and IMrs. the W
'(iuy (llenn consolation. The rest of the afternoon was
The llihhurii home was made most -Pent in visitimr and in recnllimr old
atiiai'tive by the deeoratinns, which time-'.
rnns'sted ut roses and other flow-
) Mrs- Archie Con ley and Mrs. Ray
At the close of the afternoon, n Ib'mlnouch were hostesses to a nuni
di hghtful hinche ii was served. her of members ii' the Cove and l.a
. jtliande Kpisrepal tlnild on Thursday
r.spccially pleasing and entertain- afternoon at the home of Mrs. Con
ing was the larg,. reception held on ;!'.
Tue-day afternoon at the beautiful! The- guests for the afternoon in
home ,,f Mrs- Albert Thomas at eluded: Mrs. J. .1. Conlev, 'Mrs. I.lovd
I'illS First street, in complement to Carter, Mrs. Chris liclt-ch. ,MVs.
Miss .lulia Hatch the charming hoit-e Ciarence llervf.ird, Miss Hessie Kel
guest f ilr. arid Mrs. K. P. Mo-s- lv. Mrs. Thomas Hefty. Mrs Daniels
soon sail again for i -Mr-. John Mean. Mrs. Matti. Col.ien.
,iu-;m-s l ay t.i loen, Mrs. (Iuy Mark
loo Ills.
there. 1 1 S - -1 1 tv.
Iris ami roses were artistically ! Thomas.
piaceil aiinut the spacious living room
while columbine and sweet William
added much to the beauty of the
dining loom. tlraeioiislv n.o.l ....
mo nosicss ntiout the living
were .Mcsmuncs r.. y Mos.si.-in,
R. Ilanna, C. M. Humphries. V ('
Hoss, l. R. Silverthnrn, A S. liur
yen and 11. II. Cleaver. Mesdumes
mini, whe wil
t heingmai. Siam. to take up he
ues as m mem. il of t he ( , s'
H. Rusel, Mrs. Churl
. Frank ..Miller ami Mrs. Kd
j llonan hall was the scene of a de
liglittul basket social Wednesday eve
ii'ing. when th. Wiiuiehaea Camnfire
rocni , tiiils, umlev the diriMiou of their
guiiidian. Mrs. C. F. Short, enter
'ini'i'd n huge number of their
j frie-ids.
Hofore the dinner, baskets sold at
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""."""Hs V VtTIUIT SHERBET 8
i.-jK,.n in once. - It ,i !f.i.JkJ r n
Is. Imiuire II. I'rnll S X l v.V -V'V, -,'' c 1 O S..1 O
f . ,o S3H Vl'rJV.i X otiittia.y opuciiti 0
s " i 'HlV The Palace J
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in.it .... .....reiy ...., iy iMMcprtMM iiosiwrj- n SUNDAY AND MONDAY M l
: r j SaNsfactior 1 I . m II
Meals Served H ' 1
,.hn The Toggery A HOlT I
Will P.-glu, I to Vrvo dan, and Andrews Broa. M Jff 'ftLS 'a 9 SI W I
purlies olAuny kil ! " JlW H i
Meals Are Hip lesl iijfd Clian I , m
III ('heapeJl Ites O i f ' Jf
s .nncrarnnn ! S
! Liberty Grill : in
21. Ileum 1 Dili!
i . i i A m
VIW?T In as a ncw P?d-na'cc. With Jack Holt as a hold, 1
?!j TlitTl p"J j had coun(erlfl and Wanda Ilawloy as the one j
&M ? I 1 j K"'1 a milIi,)n- Come cash in on vour share j
Art...,.., ,,i.,..rey..:I!K arc . F '& 1 f laughs. 1
l ll 'DGAR'S SUNDAY COrRTSHIP" U
"New" Idoa Very Old.
Now York. Among' the now ideas
in jrwi'ling; is a very old one. This
is the idea of wcarinpr large cran
va hroreh on a wide vevvet black
rinbon about the wrist.
If
If man I'IIk li Im wile -v-ryt liiiip.
tl may li ( hut 1i hives hi-r. And
th-n it nmy U
a tiKht.
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