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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 11, 1923)
Thursday, Ooiobev 11 1023 S O C E TY fumlllc In tlilB A lowly parly was tfiv.-n at Hn j prominent Country dull yi-KtiTilav iiflcrnoun. il.Hlrlrl. ulun- Mrs. 1 I,. .(y. Mi-h. Howard ( O'HrW-n, Mth. Kalu rt NYwIln unl Mr. nnl Mrs. I,. H. UushcII. arrom Mth. jclin ThfiHt-n tntcrtaiiu.l atjpanlid by Mr. nml Mrs. H. A. An ltrilff. A n-v plan was c-arrlil oui j.l.THon. Jr.. left this morning: by in m arrangti;i'nt of Hit lahlcs. auio for lVnlltton. wht'iv tln-y will bolnp 23 ot tlu-m ami iIucm1 in latH-ml thi Knihls 'IVmjiliir cvlibrn rowH, milking Tour rows ami u prize lion. polnir to one lady in tach. Those winning prlz. s wore Mrs. Karl Stod- Mrs. J. K. Olark and Mrs. Mat ilnnl, Mrs. J. J. Curr. Mrs. Dick .coalwell entertained last evening ul Jones and Mrs. Chase llolinenkainp. !ie Coalwell residence on Knurl h . The dub rooms wen beauillully sired, tn honor of lr. H. K. Kchenn, decorated in vim-al and flowers of who is to leave I .a (Irande soon for the aulinnn season, and at the dose California, where he will locate in of a delightful Hum u delicious the future. luncheon was served by the charm-i The evening' was spent ut "5o" Inx lioslesscH. at which there were three tables, '1r. Nchoon winning first jirize and YPRioninv nf,,.nrtn , Ibnnnert second. Al the nf tiny hhells uro creeping into favor) peach and apricot iu popular just wllti the smart sd today. They have now for llnK't le. In satin bach ven been noted uilorning bridal wreaths and forming the brides maids' homitiets. tlst parsonage In I.a Clrandc liev. A. Jt. Silton united 1hc hearts and lives of a boy and girl whose grandpa rents pioneered K'astern nreon, set tling in Ihe Medical Springs country on adjoining ranches. The bride is Mh;s Cleora Turner while the groom Jn Nesden Wright Koy. son of Mrs. Tat Towers and grandson of Hon.1 ltnnham Wright of Medical Springs.: The ring ceremony was used by ' Tlcv. Sit ton and a few near relatives and friends were present. This eve ning u reception anil wedding ilin ner will be given to the happy young, couple, at the Medical Springs resorl and the entire neighborhood will he present. ' , Abide Oreen, son of Mrs. K. " Thiffcy, of Lit CJrande, who entered the I'nlversity of Oregon this fall, ex peel lug lo major In music, has been initiated in in the Itelia Tan lielta Kraternlly or the college. Many of the Pythian sisters of l.n CJrande will go to Tort land, where they will attend the convention that Is heing held there. .Miss Caliu K. Howman, formerly of i,ti Crande, but. who is now (Jovernr Walter J'lerce's assistant secretary, at. Salem, has been elected senior for the I.a Grande lodge by a unanimous vote. dose of a delight fit I evening de licious refreshments were served. The committee In charge of the Teachers' tea to be given by Ihe Neighborhood club, at the Country dull Saturday afternoon, is putting fori It lia hem efforts to make the oc casion a pleasant one. The affair will be Informal. A way will be provided for every one wishing to attend, and curs will be at the club rooms, at the li brary, at 2 o'clock Hat unlay afternoon. Fashion Notes Medld Collar In, Yog up. Paris. Once more the Medici collar is in vogue. The. stiff, high ruff often of melallic lace and of ion seen on evening wraps is he coming to long, slender necks. Chinese 1 Jiibroideiics K very wl tore Paris. At first the brilliant Chi nese embroideries won? used to brighten somber fabrics. Tint today they are superimposed on flnmo plush, jade and other brilliant grounds. lUnck. Silver. While. T.ondon. Ulaclt, silver and white are effectively combined In some of tho new clothes exhibited here to day. A theater cape, for example, is black moire, lis flounces edged with silver and while galloon. Mohv for Kirniug. New York. Moiiv in delicate shud' Is being wideiy utilized at present for evening frocks. Hut II is a new niolro, nelihet so stiff nor so dull us heretofore. A special pro ss gives It an almost satin luster. Now Shade1 for LMngi'Hi1. repe of an especially thin texture It la at Its best when edged wtih many rows of real lace. StH'iuit'ry I'm To I-'orr. OIllHiPN CITY, Or. "Several railroads have spent more millions advertising tin Ir scenery than all the basic froms of wen It h, which, after all, t h rough their development by capital, provide the largest revenue. Mi rough the freight they carry in the from of manufactured articles, or 1 he products of I he soil, mines or foresls," declared Herbert Cnthberl. publicity manager for t he Port land Chamber of Commerce, at a meet ing at the Oregon chamber of com merce tonight. Mr. Cuihberi tnt rod need the pro gramme of the Portland chamber of I llrldge- Work Hushed. fness men today thai pouring of con-(si ruct ure. Cribbing and superstruc- I HOOD KIVKIl, Or. Cushle'r Klet- rotn would begt" in 2 1 days. 'turea and piling will require, about jcher of the fitlpln Construction com-J Trws are now building coffer 1 1 . feet of lumber. ipany, engaged on Ihe Hood Itlver-jdams for four of the II piers. Mr. White Salmon Columbia river bridge. Kiddies suld thut Sim tons of fab-1 jannounced at a luncheon of bust- rlrnted steel would be needed In the) I - . ......... Huslness forecast: 1ass speculation. more real business. New York. A new shade bet ween t 1 'mnmerce In advertising the Still)- Odd Shapes Tor Bodies. 1 New York.. Scent hnf I ! f f V I11 1 boudoir today uro being mude In fantastic shapes. One of them, odd ly decorated with orchid and gold stripes, had a stopper in half moon design which nearly touched Hie Miss l.a Hue Hunks, one of Grande's popular young ladies, who graduated from the li Grande high school in liiLM). and entered tin Ore gon Agricultural college this year. has been pledged to the Gumma Phi boMom of tno JO(le at each side. j tela iraiernity or tnc university. Also Miss Agnes McClaren. of Wallowa, who graduated from t he La Grande high school last spring, lias been pledged lo the Aplha Gam ma Oeltu fraternity of (lie O. A. C The regular monthly meeting of the Missionary Society of t he Chris tian church will be held at the home . of Mrs. II. K. Grove, Idl Hemlock si reel, Krlday afternoon at 2 :!MI o'clock, with Itev. . V. -Tones as leader. All members are .requested lo be present. . North Powder. (Special) lick Penning and Hdhel luncy, popular North Powder residents, were united In marriage Monday. Hot h bride and groom are descendants from Cornelian Necklaces. , New York. Cornelian wins by a i neck, so l.o speak, the season's raco for first place in necklaces. The ; deep red cornelian Is sometimes de- ; lightfully combined with bits of jade. Flower of Tiny Shells. London. Artificial flowers ( Memories that time can never dim fTpHEreal pleasure X in photography lives long after the actual "snapping' of the picture. Especially is this true if Ansco is chosen to hold the 1 memories cf "tho good times" that pass so quickly for the perfection and simplicity of Ansco construction makes taking good pictures easy even for a beginner. We have a full line of Ansco cameras and films. Stop in and choose yours now! Let Ansco re member for you. i)n the Main Corner LOOK ahead to j Winter, with its wet, snowy or icy streets and roads, and when you buy a tire now, get the Coodyew Cord with the All-Weather Tread. That tread is famous the world over for slipless, gripping traction and for long, eco nomical wear. At Coodytar Sirvtf Strntkm UraUr M " and ftom mrnJ Ihm nl OooJr Cord With lh b0M All H'coticr Tread and . Ihmm up tth r(anirtf Goody Servtc , . . n. i!oii.M:.K.ii (( COMPANY "Wcitero M,d tor Wetttrn Trade" THIS IS Armstrong Linoleum Week ' tL i l , THE W00LTEX TRIO COAT, SUIT, DRESS Presented to the Public by the Putman's Ready-to-Wear The Coat For dress wear the slender straight line, fur trimmed coat is un questionably the thing. From Wooltex we have secured many beautiful examples of this slim silhouette, fur collared and cuffed, some em broidered ; some exceed ingly elegant coats with self collars. In the soft luxurious fabrics Bon: ivoine, Lustrosa, Fran cine, Trouvenett. $17.rQ..to $125.00 The Suit How delighted the tailored woman will be this season now that the long coated suit is back in favor. We can par ticularly recommend Wooltex tailored suits. They are exquisitely tailored, smartly styled. They serve so 'many purposes during the fall and winter for street wear, for afternoon oc casions. In Poiret Twill. $25.00 to $87.50 LADIES READY-TO-WEAR The Dress No fall or winter wardrobe is complete without one woolen dress. The coat dress is particularly good for early street wear. Above we have shown one of the designs be coming and attractive for fall and winter. It is just one of the many Wooltex dresses includ ed in our present show ing. In beautiful Poiret Twill. $i2.5oa435.oa AND MILLINERY The Store That Sells Wooltex WE ARE NOW SHOWING DOZENS OP PATTERNS OF Annstrontis Linoleum fur Every Floor ( tn Via House .Select; fours' Today V-,'. '' ''.,"; . VjH'fiwi''"''-' ;';f:i.:' W: H: Bohiienkamp Co. La Grande's Quality Furniture Store HEATi Coal - Wood - Oil - Electric i" NEW OR USED mi Humidor Pipeless Furnaces Humidity for Health Ask the hundreds of people that are now using our Furnaces and Heaters what they think of them, and on the strength of their recommendation you will buy. . , , j . .. iH i:i3 n La Grande Mattress and Weaving Works . ii i ii Mattrsspa of all klnilfi clan) i l I tnd p'hllill. IVnlhtr ili-niratlni;. V.nK Bii'l I'lilff Huk m:nlo to or- , , I ilt-r anl for suIp. I Oirprt nil Una I'li nnlng. J J l.lrranl I'lillliKnlnr. I'J J Knrtory Phnnf 2T.3-W , , rilAS. i:iVAKHS, Prop. J Furniture Exchange t. Thone 171-J. Fir and Jcf fcrson Itest Prices paid for Used Furniture or will exchange for New. There's No Magic in Saving Saving is merely the method used by those wise persons who are determined to get what they want. There are three steps in successful saving. 1. Decide how much you can. save regularly. It is usually 10 per cent of your income. 2. Start at once now. 3. Make regular deposits of a definite amount. This plan has never failed. It will surely bring the things you want. '. , . t (J1 u, a. . United States National Bank MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM
