La Grande evening observer., July 21, 1923, Image 2

Saturday, July 21, 1023
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THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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This Store Emphasizes Cool
Things to Make Your Summer
More Comfortable
Half the enjoyment of summer lies in the things
that help to make if comfortable. This gives that air
of coolness, so necessary during these playtime months.
You will find this store able to meet ; your summer
needs with many interesting items.
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A Good Place lo Trade
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of honor.
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le Rev. nti-l Mrs. Cray returned jwould indicate that many interesting .Kberhard a)
for thimi. While at the Sprmi;.--, .Mr. 'people are muklni: the journey ii..ervinif. Joseph Herald,
inn .virs. r.llls uroo oown i rum tlieirflhe i-laliI
ranch.
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Creaky, Marguerite Kilis ami Dorothy i Lincoln to Manila anil make several
I'unk made up the party, mid al- stop-- on her return voyage,
though this was a small reiiiesciita- i
lion of the society, they all had aj Mrs. A. W. Schaupp was host?ss to 1 o
delightful time. I - - , fr;Pnil4 at her home'o
IJinifham Springs is situated just Wednesday afternoon in honor of(
mstess Mn Lore aluilWc. ihb , uAo $
doubtless UMUPrsiunu-wiij iw.i
nn longer are- respected.
ivtee;
Instead of stopping nt Yokohonia I Tie Parkdale lub ; Thij Mt!)V v.,. campaign cry In
Pratt ami children and: on the vvav over .-he expects to con-: Wednesday. July -, lin -u ' -Honk for Hank.'
1-Wu Wells, Margaret ti,mte her 'journey on the President j miriw f Fmit.inlc, , -- : : r. -
two miles from a Kanger stntimi.
niicl is (juite noted as mi uleul .pot
for tfirls to spfnd their rtumitur va
r;ttion. Hikinjr, swimmiti and fi.-h-iiifC
arc tiie chief .sports, anil anyone
can enjoy a vacation in this locality.
Several divi-'ions of the (iirl.V Camp
fire from Pendleton and points in
Vahinfton spent last year's outing
at 'Bingham, and they ore expelled
to return this year.
Anionj; the I,a Grande pirls who
have extraordinary vacation periods
this yniv is 'Miss .Mhv Neil, danjrh
ter of Mrs- Nellie (',. Neil of this
city. May has been toat-hinpr in Ha
waii and to while away the vacation
neriod j-'he decided to j;o over to the
Philippines and inspect that portion
of Uncle Sam's insular possessions.
A letter received by her mother dat
ed in Mid-Ocean, Saturday, .June
tr-lls of i most delightful ocean voy
:'re on the IJacific Alail Steamship
Company's steamer, S. S. President
I.im oln. The lottcr wua hurriedly
vi it ten wlifrn tlie passengers wore
advise-l that, their ship would meet n
bo:tt bound for San Francisco that
afternoon and tlmre was an oppor
tunity to send letters home.
She enclosed a program o( entor
taimnent on the ship for the weuk
which is quite interestiner ami iu
cltKleiv Miss Neil in mu-ical numbers.
In lur desci-iption ofa nmnher of
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hor siter, Mrs. George hleinholz, oi 0
Denver. The ufternotin was spent mjo
sewing The following ladies werejg
present: Mesilames O. E. Patterson, jo
K, K. Metzjrer, H- K. Oawson, George jo
Dawson, Teresa Ieslie, Daisy Rum-,D .
ble, J. D. McCulIv, Chas. Johnson, C.io
!i. Kberhard. of I Graixle; 0. G.lg
Crawford, iMiss Eula McCully. and 0
Mi- K-Imm Parish of Portland and o
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Snrvirp IS OU1' lUOttO. At il
the Palace we strive to suit,
your taste and to jjlease you.
You will find the Palace
cool and comfortable. Try
some of our Ice-cooled choc
olates. ' h ti . Hi&'j
Thank you
The Palace
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11 Louise O'Connell entertained a num- Kva liowery, 0. G.
I lint, .if rrinn.lu ,il thoh- himm l.-ist. Ph:ml:dn
I'nvenint; in the form of a farewell Kollov.-injr lode, n short program
ijparty. was remlereil and refreshments ' o
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ranged, Mrs. Thomas Hill, Jr., carry- . o
inir off the honors of the ovcnir.ir. Twenty cirIU ladies were puests at o
Refreshments were served at the " Kainhow parly last Saturday af-!g
slose of the eveninjr. tmnooii and eyeninK at the home of o Ocean Bathing, lS-Holc. Golf Course, New .$300,000
Mrs. Harvey Hay. o ' . '
vome of Mooseheart i.e,'ion met , . , ... ... , Hotel, Boating, Hunting and Fishing.
Jhursr ay a ternortn and surprised .. " . . "o
m.... I.... i i L wit" the usyal menu, was served. ;o
The homn was nindn vnrv sittrnc-
live by the decorations, carried out q
IJeulenant Korrest lvanhop, of the
U. S. Navy, accompanied by bin
wife, will arrive in I-a Grande lhis
eveninjr to spend three days with
Mr. Ivanhoe's mother, Mrs. A. E.
Ivnnhoe, and their little nieces,
Grncia Lou and Roberta Ivnnhoe.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Ivnnhoe have
for the pnt four months been sta
tioned in WuMiinjrton, D. C, where
are on their way to Mare Island
First street-
mi' uiii'inuoii was .sim-iiv iri it .o- ,. . , ., . ,
cial if. if id time after which refresh- , 111 nunuim. iu
ments were servcl. Three prizes were piven and eaclCo
truest was presented with a highly :o
The dance at Ilonan hall Inst colored silk handkerchief. Uridyl g
evc-Miur. sponsored hv the lllder ()!-;' leauuu oi ua: pany. o
Oregon's Summer Playground
The Paradise of the Northwest
All at Your Door
where they will lie for Mime tune.
Mmnhiy evening, Dr. and Mm. A
L. Richardson will entertnin at a
prnrdeu party nt their home, in honor
ot r.ll"and Mrs. Ivnnhoe, Vvk
to thetr departure to Man; island.
Forrest Ivnnhoe was a former J. a
Grande' boy, having graduated in
the local schools. He entered the
service of his country, and has risen
was a (b'ciiled success.
apanese lantern h were used
The many friends of MSss Thelmn 5
i HoUinirer of this citv. will be sur- o
deroratii.K the hall, mu.-ic was , fur- j t0 ,,?nl hcT "'""''".f," '"io
hushed liy a three-it ece orchestra,1 ' . v"".kl ,;. 1 u'ulM' ,! o
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,ri nun II very (;iiimi uwrniianci wiisi .....
,jljiresent to nejov the event. . A , VTL ceremony was performed at Jo
I Ucfreshmeiits' or ice cream .all",1""- t'riK Ilaplist parsonnire of Port- o
cake were served throiiuhmit lhelal'di ' ciKht o clock in the ovrniuir, X
eveniiiK at a minimum fee. ;"ie liPV' ' Villers offirialim.'. o
: On!y a very few friends and imnieil-jO
I Mrs. Donald M. Parrnc, who has !' relatives attended. 1
to the i-nnlf of senior liontnmint Jlr visilinir her lather at Scio, . mr. anil Airs. Lowan lett immril. o
Ivnnhoe is u Vou"lt man f whom l.a Un'Ron, '; returned home. lor an extended trip to Cah lo
Crandc Is iustly proud. I , . . '''"' ."' ""'fi; P'nts, a ter which ! g
t .Mrs. Ray Murphy is recoverin;.i they will be at home in Portland. o
The reirular ronjoint meeliiiK of ,r"m " ,wcn , j A umi,Pr 0 te Ln-il.ers of the' 2
i i,,"-","1 i1"" ' S"' "l;1; Honald M. PaKiie. after nursinc fiirN' Friendly Society retunie:! o
ABSOLUTE AUCTION SALE
of Ocean Front Home Sites
Saturday, August 11th
Every lot will positively be sold to the highest
bidder regardless of price. , ! ,
. -.,Send for Particulars Today. :' 'v
I li.MlHY & AVHTTN,
J Portland, Orciron.
Plensi' 'Mil free illualraleil
I Hooknnip of Absolute Auction
Side at e.rurli. nrt !y the S:i. !
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BARRY & AUSTIN,
Chamber of, Comniwreo . Hl'dg.,
Portland, Orego'
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Howard Stoddard, who recently re- ... , .. .., ,, . ,
turned from Kur.e. will ivo u lee-L. "' I Mr V"1, . "!
ture on 'alesli,.." A violin solo T ' ' , J 1 i""1.. Jh '!,, hari ,;''V"
hv Dick I.indsev. .iccompanied hyl lp f"""'-''' . ) "'
Miss ldlris Mali'uire, will he a num-1 ' ' ? '"' f"'1 "'"ly and I r
her on the program, as will a vo- " ''! , ls- Kjly ll""hv '"" t:,,"',-v
cal soln hv Mrs (J. A. Ilea,,, accom-! ,v ' , J , '"'"'" 'ow nwrnnis for
panied hv Mr. l.indsev and Miss Ma-I '"5'ln' a,kp' where they expect
(iuire. An anthem hv the choir will lV. '."m ,w" h,,' w'" l,p
he rendeieil ,,-d Mi '.!.::.;,. will ! " 1 'T ' :" l!ver hy lr. Mur-
,i.,v , in,.,. , ;P".vs In-other, Lester Murphv, and
This proj r::i".i pvoed-,!-.
t'ellent, a"d many pivi,!e
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will t,::f? :vn .1,1;
Hy t i altend-
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f the city
o;i;Mrlun-
Mis- Krivii:-! Weil,
traveling iti Pu.opc
.Sir.ida.v lo VMt l:ri
lilam Ash. Miss
I'.o has hceu
v.il! r.rrive
i, lri. Wil-
phy's
wi i e
The party are making the trip hy
car via Spokane. Klmer Stoildarll
and family ami Charles Reynolds
ami family will jrn on to llanl'f', Can
ada, hefore returning home.
At the installation held hv Crystal
l.'..l.l.-..l, 1 ..I.. t.,.i. ' .i. . ' .- i
Weil will remain ". " .. ' "'-V ' " V .
f.,.. . i ., , . ''n't i'iiii-ei wvvr msiaueii: .iai,et
her home ,., San Kranmco. ,ivi staimfad.! 'k. 's.'"n :
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Mi Mini... A.U 1,.,v.'...p ,U .""."..v,M", 'ut- '' - I""
hghtlul time in l.os Angeles, and
pects to remain in the southland for
u few weeks mure. She wrote her
parents that her time is well taken
up hy friends with motor parties and
good times at the beaches.
Miss Anne Snlley, of Portland, i
visiting in l.a Grande, the guest of
her sister, Mrs. (i. J Larison. Miss
Sally will remain in I,a Grande, for
some time,
Mrs. M. D. ltiian, of Jefferson,
Iowa, and Mrs. K. It. Selder, of
Portland, are guest at the home of
Mrs. K. K. Kiildte- They will remain
two or thiee weeks, vi'..iting . rela
tives and friends in I.-land City
and La Grande.
Mrs. Walter Renter is entertaining!
the Clin Cluli at the Country Club
this at tenioon.
Randall. R. S V. G.; Mabel Anson,
i. . U.; Alnrl ha .Moss, I. G.
Last Thursday Mr. ami Mrs. liar-1
ri-on A. Zurhrick ivitertanii'd at
dinner for Mr. and Mn. M. I.. Alls
rod, of .Spokane, 'ahiiu'ton.
A hea, itiful crystal ha-ket of or
chid :.ueel pea. formed the con, rr
piece and places were maike,! for
ciflit kui-sIs.
Mr. and Mrs. Allsrod left l'riilay
for their home in Spokane.
The hiithilay anniversary of lv.
(ieoive It Veins was the motif for
a most pleasant llridtre thnn..- la-t
eveninif at the Veins home, when
Mrs, Vehrs entertained in his honor
The iruesls at dinner included Mi
ami Mrs. W. C. Perkins and Mr. mid
Mrs. Harrison A. Zuinrick, with ad
ditional ruets in for 'Pridne.
Airs, urluick won hiirh sx-ore
ladies' prize, and f.Ur. Zu brick
proved liimself most adept with the
receiving of the Kentleuien'K ptire.
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In honor of the Misses Dorothy
and Harriet Casey, who will le ave
next Tuesday for Portland to make
their home, tha MUsca Irene and
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pains. 1, In N. -!'! u.iitmu-
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with
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