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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 16, 1923)
Tuesday, October 16, 1923. THE t GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PAGE THREE ; !! il i: 1: SO C I E T V- I'ENFJINT, NEW H - - 1 I nnnni mil ni iir rnudLLivi rLfti, AROUSES PARIS Neighborhood Club Honors Teachers More than one hundred and thirty women of the city look part In h ho clul affair of unusuHV intcn-Ht ut the Country cluh rooms uM Saturdi.y afternoon, when the teachers of tin public schools were chHrmlnRly en tertained at a Kensington card party hy th Nt'lKhliorhood cluli. through u cotnmlttco rupnltly huudrd by Mrs. Josr-ph T. Itlchurdson. 'J'lio beautiful color, effect provided by the Hallowe'en decorations lent a spirit of hospitality and kooU cheer that was heightened by the ffraivful musical numbers plven by Miss rath rine Campbell and Mrs. George Huntington Currey, whose vocal s.-- lections were enthusiastically receiv ed, and by Mrs. Florence Lynch Mil ler, who entertained with her usual clmri 11 on the violin. Following the presentation of prizes to Miss Kffio Hnldcr, who excelled at cards and Miss Ninu Kane, sur passing all competitors at an intelli genco game, a two-course luncheon was served. After the serving of refreshments considerable time whs spent In pleu .sunt conversation and the forming of new acquaintances. The Young Ladles Sunday School ...class of the Baptist church will hare dinner at the home, of Mrs. Mc Adory, 806 N avenue, at six o'clock Friday evening. Each member of the class may bring u guest nnd uveryone Is requested to be present. Mrs. Harry lenuth of 1'ancn. Washington, is visiting with Mrs. J. G. ' Holmes of this city. Mrs. !e nutli is on her return trip from her sum trior cottage at Sea view. Wash ington, where she spent tile sum mer months. ' The ladies of the Itibk Class of the Presbytertun church will meet nt the home of Mrs. Harry Turner, 1502 Washington avenue, Wednesday afternoon nt 2 :30 o'clock, with Mrs. T- S.: Nye and Mrs. Thomas Budge as hostesses, - The Moody Hlhle Study Class will meet nt th- home of Mrs. W. I. "'McAdory. kihJ N avenue, on Wednes day, nt 2:3". Tlie subject will lie "Current Kvenls In the Religious World, Including "Conditions in Ku-' rope," nlso lessons from the life and experience of Job. All who desire t a free ride meet nt the. South M. K. j church or 'call 313-W. ! Over thirty young people spent n very enjoyable evening at the Chris tian church last Saturday evening. The entertainment took, the form of a Hook Tarty and all were dreMl to- represent the title or soin ? well known book of fiction. The Flirt. Tom Sawyer. Freckles and many oili er notables were there In full re galia. Near the close of the evn'.ng very unusual refreshments were s-.-v-cd as a welcome climax to an we lling of fun. tho niosr popular leev lor . coats as well as frocks-this seasou. Do licet uses the Japanese touch In Ills embroidery, which comes in ,toi geous colors. One that 1." cabs "pa goda" is embroidered with obi tem ples of tho little liiiKdm. It Is cut on straight lines and has u scarf collar that is unique. The material is white crepe with a draped tunic and belt of gold embroidered flow ers. I, utile la showing a charming yel low pagoda frock which has a trim ming of. long tassels nnd another blue nnd silver model i mbroldered in green dragons. Another designer Is show lag a nuMber of frocks that suggest the .Japanese influence in their flowing winged panels on the bodice und their delicate embroidery. Many are embroidered with lovely Ja panes landscap'-s. tiny ponds nnd bridges, ladies with fans and wooden .uhoes. For these he is using blue crepe satin, u favorite autumn fabric which lends itself gracefully to these Jap anese frocks. ' The butterfly how in the back' is another sljrn of the Japanese influ ence which makes a unique decora - Author of 'Damaged Goods' Offers French Writers ome New Material. ny AUcr. i,.(ii:i,ii:it, international .tws Service Starr Curnf MHUlcii t. PAKJS The author of 'lamagel Goods" has just presented unother problem play to Paris audiences. "IKnfant" (tho Child), by Kugene llrteux, Is unother play of the forbid den fruit typo which Is furnishing French journals plenty of spicy ma terial for their dailies. . The heroine, a young feminist, of lion for autumn frocks. It Is some times formed of the sash and some times a part of tho skirt drape. Francis puts a stunning black bow on an orange erepon gown and beads the ends of another black salln. Tanlac Stood Test When Others Failed "Tanlus relieved me of stomach t trouble after everything else had fulled, and I can't say too much for ft." declared Finis F. Amlck, COS Sixth Street, Portland, Oregon. "For years I had Indigestion. I fin ally got to where I didn't feel like working or doing anything. J didn't hitve any appetite at all, suffered from conntlpation all the time, and always felt so tired and groggy it seetm-d th.it I had no energy at all. 1 tried every thing that was recommended to me, but nothing did me any good. Finally I started on Tanluc. und on my lirnt bottle I noticed a big change. 1 kept, taking Tanlac and kept improving, until now 1 am in bel ter health than for years.- and fc-i full of life and energy all the time. My appetite Is fine, ami work doesn't tire me any more." , ,. Tanlac Is for sale by all good drug gists. Accept no substitute. Over o7 million bottles sold. Take Tanlac Vegetable Pills. Adv. TAN 1L AG Is Always Carried by The L & L. Drug Co. On the .Main Corner La rnnilc, Ore, thirty years, Pleretto Niftier, is a graduutn engineer, tho soul of a largo factory which her brother-lu-law di rects, ultlictrd by ur. invalid mother and sister who are a bit old-fashioned but beloved by her small niece, the child of her sister, who gradual ly becomes Jealous of thi:t affection. Aoobscure little profoKsor. of a" ripe age, who has suddenly mado a co in tertable fortune, would like to marry Plerette, hut she refuses on short no tice. She has a weakness for her young cousin, Henri, who seeina to care little for her In return because h finds her Ideus a bit ridiculous. This Is all for the first two acts. "I am thirty, and 1 have not yet found a husband, beauuee there ure not enough men to go around and because 1 am loo Intelligent," says Plerette, "but I do not Intend to dry up and wait for death. No husband eehi n'est eirul (no child to this I Will 11 lit Ntihmit. A liiislmiitl ii ft i. r' 'the war, Is something very difficult to find, but u child nothing easier. I do not intend to grow' old, heart and anna empty." In the third act we I earn that sho is to have her wish. Now she will have something to 11 vo for. Tho child wtll belong to her ulone. Tho father, she siivh. does not en tint In these, modern days of matriarchy, II And when tho young cousin, Henri, i repentant, offers to marry her she re- j fuses flatly, und only her old-fashion-; cd family succeeds in permiuding her ( to accept a father for her child, for its sake alone. "A noble and pathetic subjex't for a play," viites Gtmlave Tery in "I- Oeuvre." "Cnfortunaloly it Is too bold for even Monsieur Hrieux to treat. It should not bo a question of preaching a bad example and then finding excuses for It. What rnnst bo- dono is to show to the Pharisees of repopulatlon the real condition of a, country where thero are three wives for every man. It Is no longer a tuiiuewni-, uui mi manning uraiua. , HunHirs et Two Icer PtfNDI.KTONY Or. John Hamley and Fd Kramer have returned form the Long Creek district where they were for moro than two weeks on a deer hunting trip. They packed back with horses for 45 miles Und got two bucks. They were, delayed in making their return trip by muddy' roads. THY A WAXT Al The Loyul Sisters of the Christian church will meet tomorrow after noon at 2:30 o'clock at the homo of! Mrs. C K. Bussey. 2005 Oak street.! There will be a canned fruit ahovr j In connection with the meeting t.nd j all ladles of the church are inlled to be present. , Final arrangements! will be made for the chicken d'.niiu; to be given Friday evening. A Placefor your pictures and negatives Kodak Albums A fine assortment of all sizes, priced from 50c to $5 NEGATIVE ALBUMS to hold 100 negatives supplied with index. Price $1.00 and $1.25 Red. Cross DrugStore Gold Medal The Queen of Sulad Dressings TRY THIS Take as many large red apples as there are people to be served. Scoop out the inside of the apples and chop with celery and pecan meats. Mix with GOLD MEDAL MAYONNAISE. Put mixture back into apples and stick celery top in crown or sprig of gay holly or a sweet pea blossom. v : ' , "The touch which creates the perfect salad lies in the Dressing." Meadow Harvest Butter CLEAN - WHOLESOME - APPETIZING Don't say it with Butter, say ''MEADOW IIAUVEST" when you want Good Butter. Tell your merchant. He'll know you want good butter when you say Meadow Harvest. We churn all the cream we buy. We make all the butter we sell. UNION CREAMERY COMPANY 1112 Jefferson St., La Grande Women s SILK HOSE $1.00 This is an exceptional Fiber Silk Hose we are fea turing at $1.00 a splendid value for the price; with double reinforced heel, toe and top. In black, brown and gray. Ask to sec these hose. Sizes 8o to 10. AND MILLINERY- Li. FRANCO-AMEKICAN Spaghetti With Tomato Sauce v. Very fine for quick lunch! 4 Large Can 25 Cents ; a FIG PUDDING ,!: 20c Per Can , , H GOLD MEDAL MAYONNAISE v JOEL'S GROCERY f Phone M-759 Free Delivery ;. CAN'T FIND A BUYER? TRY AN OBSERVER AD A CLASSIFIED AD WILL DO IT . 111' i i ' " ' 1 ' ' ' 1 Famous French Recipes .fnimu'Sr Gtmits. l'aris. (I.N.H.) Tliv slnrv of Ti lilt of Bi'ouriipliy. Thirp nr.- cni- Ktjypt. IV-rsia. !?-USHI:l. an 1 hit I hi' vory iMl' it iin.i la lit 1 1.- .Iiimill. The l" CMil tropliv hus liroui-'lil Iut lo Hi itml I'uris Uv!invri' ir;' full lers Chin pn i tug collections that maUv otn fV'illt ihiuk of run- ol'l books with chtirnium Japanosc prints. Sornu (lrossntalaTH an' on:v l o!nif the Japanvsu skcvi'. It la -ti H I lie? "pafocla" slccvi; anil Is HiTh". alotiit tho upper part of tho arm lllllll i' flans out at IhV wrist If a h. il aliup". J' has inllnlti- variations with colored lillllit-'S. linU is soliii,' to be Why Does Steam Run An Engine? A LIGHT IN THE WINDOW Is always a welcome beacon to those who come home at night-fall. Let your home radiate an air of comfort and cheer by having it properly lighted. Let us tell you how to do this. H. & S. Electric Co. 1(17 lli'lKit riicine SID3-W Menihan's -bcciius" steain Is water vapor. :.puni:iiK umler heal. Tryln'i (,. from the cylimh r. It puilies outMnrJ ith lniffhly pow er ami moves the piston. 'Many lako lo I'J AMD tklMIM V T till ITi io 1 snip- from that Ptuff''J-"P ffi-Iintr which toiin-H iih u old. Al lut''ly trut jt.plrln. tab!' ts ho nkitifuUy' iiihu that thlr l) n fi- cial avium ninns in j h-i. or Imrn. "mi I'ur.'lt-Ht nr'-nanill'm Hnuw-.v hit trriUvt" On' of for health .' 8 i Jlt-jf . Watch Our 1 i -. Windows j. For. our attractive Ml) Show I Displays and Si)ecials The Palace Our (.'milt's are inaile here In our dajllKlil l'ij, kiUlii'ii. '. Authenticailf Shfti for Aftern Don Tea AT smart four o'clock gath.2rir.'gs i exacting misses and matrons, still following fashion's edicts, ncv find happy relief from painful foot fatigue. Menihan's ArclvAid Shoes, fashioned strictly in accordance with the accepted spring style standards, provide gentle, firm arch support and enhance the natural beauty of the foot The scientific structure of the shoe interrupts the progressive weakening of the delicate arch and permits proper distribution of weight The shoe is fashioned of the finest leathers with the careful finish found ' in the better shoes. Menihan's Arch' Aid Shoes may be had for almost all occasions in sizes i to 12; widths AAAA to EE. , Shoes'-'i , ,t 11 .;jjl-. 1 IK.'l ii "' ..1 1. ij j ... . . . '. . , - it .( ( "'if The Bootcry Inc. if in th ,t thi't kill iinO con- m.1' me tan produce. Glass Drugs 20G Depot Street Phone Main 118 I' Sfort r r il"----; V'' 1 o o o o 0 9 o
