La Grande evening observer., November 10, 1923, Image 3

Saturday, November 10, 1923.'
THE LA. GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
PAGE -THREE
I (WOMEN'S INTERESTS 1 1
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SOCIETY
Tho Xurhriek home was tin scene
t ia charming affair last Thurs
day evening, when .Mr. ami Mrs.
II. A. Kurhrli-I; entertained with, a
lovely dinner party. 'overs were
Mac-d for about IS guests and the
house was beautifully deorat.-d in
Japanese Temple I terries, i in1' color
Kcheme being rod and green.
Aftw n delicious dinner bridge was
played nt six tables, high scores going
to Mrs. Hal liohnenkamp and Or. A.
J. JMchnrdsun.
'.Miss Hilda Anlhnny and hw assls
mu, Miss KHa Niohuns. pre -mm1
several of their children in recital at
,the studio i'Ylday afternoon. Those
appearing were Janet Hlngnor. Walter
forger, Kola Snodgrnss, i'eggy Itoli
nctikump, K.lwin Kirby, Safin KhwlKl.
-dplph Hlogrisl, .liidilh Mnodgrnn.
Jean Williams, Ioroiliy Urownton j
tiiirt Lois Nelson. i
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Tho t. a in ho irlvcn' hy ' Hie hulks i
cf ihe rrvgliytrriiin church, at Ih
. tt ' AH church notices must be in
; the hands of the editor by 4 p- U
tt m. Friday afternoon. it
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iouiinir Veil.
I'mis. The floating vol! ngaln Ih
making Uh nppoaranee today. It sof
tens tho somewhat prim lines of the
Hll In oloehe and usually floats fur
down over the shoulder from a point
beneath the hrim just over one oar.
Ono Panel of I Jiihroldery.
j Paris.- A gnat deal can he ach lev
ied liy one panel of ciithrtdderv. as
iinni 01 Aire.-a. t. inn, November mm makers of fashionable, cloaks uri
14. is a r ran Red Ijy u committee ton- ' proving today. A Idas panel of fhi
Klstlng of .Mrs. William .Miller.. .Mrs. nese figures, or a circular panel near
O. K. Morun, .Mrs. Lloyd 1 tussey and! the hun of the skirt and going only
Jlal Bohnenknmp. I part way round, aro features of some
" I oi -the new outer garments,
The Eplseopal ladles announce n
tea to he. Kl ven Wednesday afternoon
at tho home of Mrs. (icorgo Cochran,
1002 Second m root.
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The Wrslnilnster Cluild of the Pres
byterian church, will not liold their
regular meeting this Monday night,
hut will he' posiponed until -Monday,
November If), when I hey will meet at
the home of MIsh (lladys Miller, in
Old Town.
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M rs. L. .M aokey on I erta i nod a
number of friends at a delightful din
ner party Thursday evening, at her
homo on Kirst street. Covers were
placed for 10 quests and after a de
licious dinner was served, the evening'
was spent at bridge, high honors go-
itifK to Men. G. It. Kerr, and the con
solation prl! to Mrs. H. W. Carr.
Mrs. .Maekey's house was beauti
fully decorated in exuuisite chrysan
themums and at tho close of a very
pleasant evening Mrs. Mackey was
voted an exceed In K'y charm ins hos
tess. . ..- . . 1
Tlie Neij;hhorhood club of l.a
Orande is lnte.uiely Interested in Hook
Week, November 11 to is, and during
tlm week tliey will have a conunlltct?
thoroughly versed in the subject of
literature- fn'hldrtfH,-hoyH and firl
of all aires. They have made arninKe
itients with the Newlln Hook store, to
Kether with the public. llhriU-y, for il
dlHplay of uumy ami beuniii'iilly ll
hist rated books, to he subject to ln
Kpecliou durius the week.
Parents are urired to come and see
this beautiful display of books and
encourage I he reading of jcood liter
ature In the home by their ffldren.
i
' O. A. C, Corvallls.Kosler Sims of
I .a Orande, was one of the members
nf I he Heaver K lights in II ialed into
the lulercolleifiate Knights Saturday.
The instullintf officers were from tho
chapter of the organization at hn
1 tilverslty of WaslilnKion. This mokes
the seventh chapter of the organiza
tion In- the. west.
Service, to the alma mater was ?lv
n as the first duly of knights rather
than the Instruction of iho freshmen.
TJutertatnment of visit in&c teams and
truesls, care of traffic and tisherinu
mil within tho regular dalles of tho
knlctils.
The sweater of; Iho oihnizatlon is
white anfl Uiol onihjeiii '.of tho local
chapter -will have the college colors
tin 4 h" front. Tho pins for tin' mem
ber.1! arc ox peeled to itrrivi
t0 WOrks.
1 FIRST GHUACH OF CI1UIST.
SCJKNTIST Corner of Fin-it ami
Washington. Sunday morning ser
vice at 11 o'clock.
Subject : "Adam and Pullen Man."
Smulay school at 9:4b a- m. Wed
nesday cveaing raoetinif at 8 o'clock.
Ueadiiff room open to the public
evory Mooday, Wejlnesday and Sat-1
urtlay from two to four. All are !
KPISCOPAL cm itcH
. Holy Communion, S:00 a. in.
.. Morning Prayer and Sermon 1 1 :'i0
a. in. -
SumTny School, 9:43 a. tn:
Kveniiifr Prayer ami Sermon, 7:00
p. m.
Htshop UernltiKtoti w 111 preach at
j for ihe present' of the spirit of
ichrlsl In all nations to mlnftnUe sel-,
i :tsh nationalism and exalt human
I brol herhood and world peace. ,
Our morula w orship at I I will
h1nss this passtnK anniversary with
its prrseiil day opportunities to "carry
n" and you will rind a place there
'with a warm welcome awaiiiiur.
Sunday Heboid at !:4ii with luereas
inc Interest mid attendance every
week.
The C. K. meeting will be omitted
been use nf the convention at Haker.
World Citizenship ehiss at 7::i" with
plaoes around Iho study table lor all.
In real Kratilude, let us observe
Armistice Sunday.
Wm. Crosby Hons. Minister
7:'"1 p. m. service.
. Itev. H. W. Creasey. lie
Mor.
Cameo In Stylo AKaln.
Ne York. The cAmoo. loveliest of
old fnshioned ornaments. Is dlutinot
ly In style airain today". Amonir the
pretty, uses for it is as a wrist orna-(
meni, the cameo bolus held In place
by a wide band of colored velvet rib
bon. '
Insect Ornnmenlal.
London. A dashing' Insect of some
sort is one of the newest ornninents.
Guests at tea In Claridjre'a show a
single sou rub beetle of enormous size,
heavily jeweled, .as the fastrnlng-for.
a fur collur.t or ft sparkling devil's
darning necdlc-mol h thrust as a pin i court
through a hat crown.
CHRISTIAN CHl'ItCH
. The pastor will preach at both the
morning and evening services. Spe
cial numbers of song at each service.
Hible School meets -nt !t;4r.
k C. K. Societies at C:30.
Von are cordially Incited to any or
all tho services,
' O. W. Jones, Minister,
pukshytf:iuan cunu'ii-
Armlstieo Day tomorrow will mark
the fifth anniversary of the ending of
the World -war nnd the desire of all
nations for world peace. During that
time the I'nited States have' partici
pated towards that goal: the Wash
ington .Confer enco on Limitation of
Armament ami the Permanent Court1
of - 1 nt ernat tonal J list ico to wli leh
the late President Harding
Hosiery Shades lmpnrlaii.t ,
New York. It is important today
" get just the right shade of(hoalery
to go with your pump of brown suede.
The proper shade, while It Is brown,
has a distinct nnd deeply pinkish
cast. It is. in - fact, cinnamon und
again the smart cut-out buckle shows
off wonderfully well.
Puff Slcoio .May lEctiuii,
New York. As a sample of what
we may. expect if slcoves continue to
revert to forjm r style, a Fifth avenue
shop, 'now has sumo gowns of tho
i-SHo .Jnrto"T-'-oh"'rtiiiplayr The- huff:
sleeves may return, I hough t ho . tiny
watsi lines seem gone, forever..'' -'- -.
Where They Dirrer.
N w Y o r k . Fash Ion says on o
thing, but tho Fifth avenue whopper
says another. Fashion, tor example,
says skirts are longer. The girl on
Fii'lh avenue, heard different, nnd she
is wearing her trotteur skirts a gen-
c mas four. Inches short of tho ankle.
In ' about
1'roaklsli I House.
V London. Hlouses today are becom
ing freakish. They-have run the ga
mut of materials. One vt the strang
est Is of something that closely re
sembles Hacking, divided into waver
ing stripes of as many colors as Jo-S'-ph's
coat.
Indian Woman, IH! IMes
TDK DADI.KS, Or. Mary Seymour
the last of the . Wasco tribe of In
dians, which once inhahltated . tb
basin w here The. Dalles is now located
and from which Wasco county was
named, died here yesterday at the
uko of 113 years.
.Mary Seymour was her Christian
name. Among her Indian friends, how
ever, she was known as "Daughter of
the Swirt Water."
Mary's- claim to ago and purity of
slock is verified by local pioneers',
who point out Una the original Was
eo iribo has now boon entirely asslm
ilalnd, -either by intermarriage,, with
other tribes or .by. deatfi. -Sho ivua
born in ISlo, and, wu a girl In her
teens when the first while men came
lo the mid-Columbia.
Inlci'iiaiinnat Yacht ftneo In
lcbruftr,T'4
Ho.MK, (IXS Presented by the
I ?oyal Italian Yacht Club, a cup to be
called Iho "Mediterranean Cup" will
be raced for In February, 1924, by
Yachts registered with efnbs helong
ng to the International Yacht ltacing
ssneiatton.
Here is a used car that is like new
Five months in use
Ford
Goope
Priced right and sold on our
Used Car Guarantee.
We have several good Used Cai-s in Stock.
Drop in and look them over
Southard & Shinn
Huick Agents
1 11C Adams Ave.
pledged his support. As wo remem
ber those brave boys who gave their
ilves In service and sacrifice, let us
remember the Ideals of christian
democracy for which America enter
ed the great wnr. I,ot us also proy charge,
MKTIIODIST CHl'ItCH.
SOCTII 1MM N, Fir Si.
Our church is growing. Had 27
pupils more la the Sunday School lasf
Sunday (ban the Sunday before.
The Women's Hible class has charge
of flic cloning eereises of the school,
and will rentier a progrum. .Our
choir is rendering a fine service to
Ihe church- nnd iho people who hear
It .speak nothing but words of praise)
Wednesday rrciiing, 'Church Night"
Is one of the most interesting services
of. ihe church. We are having fine
cro'w ds. - ,
Sunday school, H:n a. 1i.
Ser::ion tl a. in. by the Past nr.
Subject' of sermon: "The Conquer
ing Christ. '
Young People's Me.ting at G:30
p. m.
Evening sermon. p. in.
; N. D. Wood, Pastor.
SPKClAlNOTlCK
There wll! ne npeclai services at the
Roivntion Army hull Saturday night
conducted by Captain Clraves, the
campaign 'manager from Portland. Vie
will lie assisted by other officers.
Cood music nnd singing. 1
Sunday School fl:3u a. m. Special
treat Tor the children. Kveryono Is
invited. .Contest is now on.
Sunday, l:30 a. m., open air. In
side ! t a, m.
Y. P. I.. ::!. Young pchple' Invited.
Special service Sunday night con-
ducted by Capl. Craves. F.veryhody
welcome. !
Ailjl, and Mrs. P. ters.m officers in i
FIIIST H A PTIST Cl It Itt'll
The pastor Is attending Ihe Oregon
Haptlst Hible .Missionary Conference,
at Portland this week, returning In
iiine for services both morning and
evening wil h a message from the
speakers ,t our people. This program
is unusual. Speakers, men of nation
al and International fame.
Yours fraternally,
A. It. Sittnn.
FIUST MIJTIIODIST
KPISCOPAI. CIH ItCM
The manner In which Ihe peoplo
w ho are interested in the church
school hurry Into the church Sunday
UMiruliiKS Is indeed encouraging and
indicates a growing interest in t he
work the school is doing.
A new thing In (he school, Is Ihe
proposed Men's Forum 'laW which
will meet, in Ihe auditorium nt lo":iH
a. m, for organization on this Sun
day morning. All men wll bout ref
erence to whether directly connected
with the church' or not are cordially
invited to be present al this Initial
meeting ami organisation of the class.
J:. A. Wilkerson of the .tlivonwood
school will give hln experience In
.Men's Forum classes In Oreeley, Colo
rado, At 1 ti : iM a. m. tho pnsfor will
conduct the worship and pr.Mh,
lining as his theme "Tlm Victory of
ihe 1'nufraid.' the choir with Mrs.
Sherwood Williams as leader will ren
der special music. .
Al t!:.'lfl p. in. the Kpworlh Ijcngue
will moot In devotional BOrvlcen..
At tho 7:30 o'clock service Of wor
ship the Junior choir under the di
rection of Mrs, Cyrus, Dunning will
!oad the congregation In n service of
song,, and will render special music,
if you have not hoard our new Jun
ior Choir, now is your ohanco. The
pastor will discourse on t he theme
"The t Vy of Ihe II umnn 1 1 cart and
Us Answer."
Say. have you heard of "The Kill
ing of the White Klophnnl?"
Amnleup hunting should ho en
couraged. It Is" 'dotigUtfitl exercise,
and It doubtless amuses the pooi .rabbits.
Flno Oli! Hecv Fnuml.
HOOD KlVKIt, Or., Joo Dohson,
while engaged today in raxing on an
tiquated fiatno huildlrtft to make room
Cor a new s'.one brink structure, found
in an attic two dnst-oOvered hot1le of'
beer The beverage, Which may have
been itu years old, Was sampled ,hy
onissniirn of a decade ago, who- pf
laimod it still palatable arid possess -d
o. p, vigor.
The news of tho discovery sftrerto:
rapidly ami for Ihe rest of tho day
Mr. Dobson wan badly hnm red In
It is razing operations; by a flocking to
gether of men and hoys rpady to of
fer their gratuitous services 111 re
moving the old structure.
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, A splendid Xmas Gift j
Ci ' rnw-llmlly cw Clnlhru for Old jtf
I ln combination mir Dry Cleaning f$y
no not
Strain your eyes by reading by
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In aluminum and nickle
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Dinner Sets
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Candy Special i I
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HOE SALE
TOO IJI SY TO WRITE ADS
Store Will Ik Closed All Day Monday
SALE CONTINUES TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 13TH,
UTIL SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 17TH
The Bootery
206 Depot Street Phone Main 118
lafrkwie 'A Paradise for Tired Feet
bt Home of the Arch Aid Shoe
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Inc.
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