La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, October 03, 1923, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textrsanhs stoning 02323733 FA' lb SOCIETY Mrs. Hurley Smith provvd hiT8.li 0 Viry churinlnK homoss yisliniuy. when she tntiTlnlmil u numlx-r uf Kiloals from oul ot lown that v.r KJrori, 'i'i,,. afternoon was Knnt rt-o lulling, lrn. Kpanh winning firm' prlai- unit XI r. Aino lioi'ltij si'roml. Tho Itii.-.slH fro uioiil .of, town. hni wi-rv l'r..nt witk Mrs. Frank Miulmr. lis. (ii'Oi'Kti Oonii. both of Maker, nn.l Mrs. I...,. S:uvllli ul Asloriu. .Mrs. Sinllh'M housi w:ts taslrfully il'Oornud with usli'iH. In mvorilonri' Willi I In- :i ill m mi u Hi'UHon ami ill Iho Iok.. of ii .l. llKhtl'ul iillrrniiim a rtV lli'lous uvn roiuw lunch. on was B"rvi-il. ... John (l.koltr mnl Tlnrn Connor ninrili U on Sun. lay ninniliu: at ,1011 o rlnok at Iho I'hri.slian piu-Mon Ro Iiy tho paslor. Mr. .loins. 'I'll. i.i.i.'in is a iirommont younir ranni'r or Iho r-oimnunily oasl of KlKln, llw son or Mr. nml Mrs. Ml CS. ki l. r. Tho lirl.lo Is llw Kruml-iliniKliliT of Mr. nml Mrs. Oliver 1'onin ot Lower fore. The happy rouple were ar coinpanloil by Mrs. .;, CJ.keler. Mr. linil Mrs. Oliver 1'erriu. .tainou. Wal ler ami Mary Clelieler, ami Chris Nelson. The Rronm lias li in farm home east or Kit-in prepared ror the re repllon or lhe l.riile. where Hoy mi ni home lo I heir many I'rlemls. Kveryone enjoyed n delightful lime Monday i veninif. when the Westinin ster (luil.l met at Iho home of Mrs. l.ynn Wright. There were nhoul 24 memlieiH present, uml arter a short business meeting 'a very Inlerestini; prorani was jrlven, consisting or n rtmrnilnir little skit by .Mrs. I. Downer nml Miss Hillda Anderson. It was n comparison of the old customs unrl the new. the ert'ect being car ried out In a Japanese effect, Mrs. Dowser being in coslunn The parsonage of the Methodist church was the scene of a wedding yesterday evening, when Hobert K. Hates of linker, and llauel A. Itimhy, of l.n Cirande, were nulled in mar riage by ltev. Kellh. Col. and Mrs. l- S. Ivanhoo ro lurned lusl evening from a few days' visit at Itoise, Idaho. Short Jackets Fashion Notes l'niH'irul (Yentlniis Paris. Tho main (ilea I his season sni'ins to ho to innko cvorythintf look tiko noun-! hlnir oIho. l-'or oxuinpltv TloworH an hotnj nimlt of condor iVathoi'H. Vory lf mil H ul croulious liny aro, poxoil hi-n ami thoro on Hlltllpt IIOUH I'VOHlnK ROW MS, (.rn-trs of Kill for Too,ik, ParlH. A faHclnatliirT little tonne of ermine, evolwil by lilanrhe anil Si mnnc, Is Klwn a really bacchanal effect by a lontf clusior of white Hxapos over one ear. The Rrapos aro niatle, ti:iintly onoittfli, of while l;ll. Colom! Iti-altls Kvpp.twIwi'c. London. roloretl braids arc round on every lype of garim-m nowadays. hey even hud a touch of brilliant color to afternoon frocks of filmy cri'pe and chiffon. Favorite sloovp,. London. A fnvorlle sleeve at (he moment is very - close-flttlnR' from shoulder to elbow. Helow the elbow it flares widely. The upper, sniifi- part Is often banded horizontally with rows of braid or ribbon. n 4l . a : v, ' 7 : ' m mm u mm ili lit i I "DREAM STREET" IS GIVEN BIG BOOST The uttrucUott ul KUorry'n theater I I""" - I " . tittqvinf? picture of much Inten-st, woll Iwurth secltm. according to Mrs. l.ynn! I Wright, who has uen tho drnma prior to its HhowliiK here. She as-N.-riH tlu.t ilio drumalic couiotlv is f finn nf t lio tn'St who hiiH a ll niHMid and Is hih'li in tier praise uf the plot tiro. Ill irlef "Droum Street" plcturl-zes life in London's t'hinalowr and no) only deals with problems thoro, but t h roiiKhout I he ICnKbsh and A mer lean domains. OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOQOOOOOOOOOOOO0OOOOOOOO9OOQOO.OOOOO o o o , ; A o " - 1 ' - " K o War llatmls SHU Alivi . LONDON. .W). It Is to soon to peet the end of radical unliputh- toH eiiKendered by the war, in t lie opinion of the rector of. a small town in Norfolk. Ho recently learned lessoa I hat was point od and con clusive. Wunlinj? to embellish a war me- morlul in the town with some carved fitnires. the rector took it upon him- Nolf to order the worl; done. In due lime the figures arrived and were in stalled. Then the irouhlo began, for It was learned that the figures had been carved in (lermuny. A storm nf indignation broke upon the head of tho rector. He appealed lo his church superiors lor support, which was not forthcoming, tmd then tired as gracefully as might from his impossible position. i WW DAY. Miss K. , Shea, tt Iho Treasury Depart in; u tiua foi tiio past thirty years u;'"r salary c bee lis tc oeeupunU of t)K While House. The above photo was snapped as she was taking to Presi dent Coollriue hU first pay check- for $5,83:1.33. beautiful solos by Miss Kslabellc Miller, accompanied by Miss t;iady:i -Miller. lieforo adjournment delicious re frcslimcnts wero served by Mrs. Wright, who proved a charming hos tess in every respect. Xcw Wiisihajc. " New York. Among the fascinating and two now wrist bags shown hero today arc those in a fawn shade sot with tiny brilliants. These little stones form Inlrlcale and flashing patterns, and are matched by fastenings sot In tho same manner. Vogue Tor Amiamnrliics. New York. There is a vogue to- C'ovo. (Special) Miss Habel Alex- day for anuamarlnos. the deep blue flnder. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. jsort. A smart pair of earrings has .George Alexander, and William (two large stones of this lovely shade llertsch, son of Mr. and Mrs. Chrisihung at Iho end of small platinum Jiertsch. were united In .tho holy chains. The stones are surrounded bonds of mat rimony, Tuesday, Sep tember 251 h. Both tho bride and groom were grad.mi.tca of the Cove high school with Iho class of "22, and are popular among tho younger generation of Cove. All of their many friends wish them success and happiness during their married life. Tr. and Mrs. A. Richardson ro- by the thinnest platinum. possible band of turned home Sunday evening from ; I'ort land. They left the Rose Clt y on Saturday evening, hut due to lhe fuel tit at they stopped on the road they didn't arrive in La Cirande un til Sunday evening. The Women of Moosehonrf Legion wiM-hold their social 'mooting Thurs day afternoon at two o'clock al the home of Mrs. J. L. Klein. 2rt(m Covo avenue. Mrs. Wallace Case and Mrs. Marjftrle Collins will assist Mrs. Klein as hostesses. The afternoon will be spent in planning for the Hazaar In 'tho near future. The Ladies Missionary Society of Hie 'Aon Lutheran church will meet with Mrs. I Wurl, !Hi7 N avenue. Thursday afternoon at t wo o'clock'. A full attendance Is desired. A delightful time was enjoyed by nil M onday. Oct obor I si , w hen t h o ladles of tho W. It. C. held their regular meeting. Mrs. Margaret Iteckor. a distinguished guest, of Port land, past I lopart men I President nnd President of Auxiliary to Span ish American War Veterans, was present. At I he close of tho after noon del if -ious ref rcshmcnts wore served. The Tsland Clly Kpworth League will hold their monthly business mooting and social hour Kriduy eve ning at N : (Ml oVloek at the home, of Miss Carrie 1 Hunter. ,v Kveryoni'V is urged to be" present. . . -' "'l' i- Cove. (Special) Mrs. Ci. ft. Par ker gave a most delightful luncheon to u few of her .friends Saturday afternoon, tiursis present won Mrs. T. It. Conklln, Miss Claudia Gale, Miss Ktliel ij nimby. Miss Josephine ItllsH and Mrs. T. C. Hefty. Odd Coat of Vdour. New York. An attractive coat worn here today. Is of dark brown vclour with a wide collar of beaver. The coat slants In every way "toward the right hip, the collar slants to ward ii, and fastens there with a big. painted wooden button. draperies also slant towurd the right. Itulld Alaska Ii. It. Tcitiiinal VA I It BAN K S. A laska. ( A I ) Con- si ruction of terminal facilities for t he Alaska Hull road here Is pro fessing rapidly with a large force of men ul work. The improvements include passenger und freight depots nglne and oil houses, water tanks and other building to cost In all be tween JiTtn.oiMi nnd $HH.non. The Cararul cloth Is ' used In the smart short Jackets -that havo held I the coiter of Interest since last' ppiing. These same, jackets are tiuido ot broende fabrics chosen to contrast with tho dress worn un dor them maWng u sort of three-: Pteco fcuit. r 1 Famous French Recipes ine-fourtli inch deep with brown sugar nd small piece of butter. Allow to rife until liRht, and bike 25 minutes in moderate oven (375 threes p.). When ta;cii out nf the ven turn upside down on wi.xeil aper and allow to stand one minute cfnre removing pan. COFFEE CAKE Weigh 12 ounces of the dour.', which 8 about, one-fourth cf tir jckIjx -XV' dlD.SHH-f. MtlLlltKlA, lf.-liKlu'tn ' und Naturopath. Bkfu an. iiiseH.v.'i, uvrvGUH diaiwae. ' " .- -- Hi'in lIcl. be i I l! rente PlnccP until JJ 75 mr! c Orr of til Hh (By Alice Laugclfcr) Penrs Hoiirtlnlouc. Paris. (I.N.s.) It's pear time In Paris and l-'rench housewives know- many delightful ways of preparing this luscious fruit for desserts. Kor pearfl Hourdaloue choose ripe but firm fruit und cook them whole i iney are not too lurge in a va nilla syrup. Drain and arrange (in a largo baking pan upon a thick layer of semoule cooked with milk, sweetened and flavored and thick ened with eggs. I'owder with erush- d macaroons and pour over melted butter. Hrown at the moment of serving nnd surround with a few spoonfuls of apricot sauce. When a man begins to explain away his former fool statements, you nmy assume that he will be a can-dldate. Head The Observer Want Ads Notice to Sportsmen China Pheasant Season opens on second Sunday (Oct. 14th) and closes Oct.; 21st. JOHN WALDEN District Game Warden PERFECTION Oil Heating Stoves A SHOWING OF IRRESISTIBLY CHARMING, "g I . ' MODES IN DRESSES ' ' ' " I O o 0 . o 1 New Frocks j A portable Heater that is both clean and safe. Just the Thing for Bedroom or Bathroom. AT THE Ore. Hdw. & Imp, Co. 0 : That authentically portray the " season's new style trend in smarten dresses for Fall and Winter, Developed in all-wool, Canton and silk crepes, also Poiret twills. The one sketched is only one of the many beautiful Betty Wales models you will find on display. $12.50 to 15.00 LADIES READY-TO-WEAR AND MILLINERY ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooopooooooooooooo Kathleen Campbell Soprano PIANO AND VOCAL INSTRUCTOR Coach Accompanist Studio Eastern Oregon Music Go. Telephone Main 119 Residence Foley Hotel, Main 773 WANT TO 'BUY OR SELL. SOMETHING? TRY AN OBSERVER WANT AD The is now universal ly recognised as the world's greatest motor car value. At the new low price, it is thrust far to the front in its qual- jtyclass,.It is the ole 'pjplf'fuv': of vilufe J that is trie wohcler of trie industry. Redisged to We Offer er Flvo-room lioiif. frnoil (oration, tlio lot (h :i'x 1 1 o; the Jiouhp i.s moflrrn, lias n huilt-in kltclun. mall collar. Kool K-iruKP. Tin prirc is $2200. (in. Tin t.'tins ur' $finn.(ni vnsh, halttnn nt $:i0 pi'r month down lo mortRaKc now on property. ifis 'm rivn-room ni.fltl rn Iiouhp, small col lar, woodhousc. Kara-,'.-, lot tinx10 f cot : clos to shop lorat ion. Price $i::.i0.(tO; ti-rins. Sfto.ftn rash, balance 2h por monlh down to nioitKare now on p'OP'"''"' V linv four (rood lots on K nvc niio, 3 Rood lots on M iiv. nuo. Priros mo mad to m-ll thom. V nro nlwnyn rondy to show yon proporty. it : i. La Grande Investment Company RelUM Aimita ror RrllabU Insurance Compaulca. ,.n Adauia Ato. I'hone Main HI To-alt that itForTer in the etaentials of fine motoring and economical operation you are ttill to add: ' Cord tires, non-kid front and rear; ditc ttcel wheels, demountable at rim; and at hub; drum type lamp; pressure chasaii lubrication; motor driven) electric born; unutunUy long springs; new type water-tight windshield.' Touring Car $960 Roadster ..! $ 960 Club Coupe $112.", Sport Touring $1150 4-Fasscnser Coupe $1395 Sport Roadster $1075 Sedan $1195 Special Sport Tourinj.$1170 Traveller $1795 C. W. Bunting & Son j That Good DON'T WAIT UNTIL SNOW FLIES TO FORTIFY YOUR FAMILY AGAINST OLD MAN ZERO An increase in Freight Rates has been ordered by the Interstate Commerce Commissionand higher prices are impending. Mines Are Already Behind with Orders TRANSFER AND MOTOR TRUCKING FEED - STORAGE - PACKING GASOLINE - OILS - TIRES THE DURANT CAR J. D. Lynch Co. rHONE MAIN 10 r T ..A.