La Grande evening observer., November 13, 1923, Image 3

Tuesday,. November l;!, .l;)2:s.
TTTE LA GJIANPT EVENTNv?' OBriVF;
WOMENS' INTEREST
Ih worn thirintf u tl;iyliim LI kIiuuM
hp I'MivniHy ttltviilo.
I'ftlP prey crop' inarociiiii nmltos a j
lovely huHtt'SB drt'BM for an UlM-ly 1
matron nml apricot rropo rtt rlilne
for a younRor m worn with broime
I'oloriM) hUpp'Th mill niookltiKS.
SOCIETY
Beautiful
Wedding
Takes Place
A Itrntilhul ui.Minw look placo at
Uio J. (:. sionnw homo la:!; S:it unlay
t'VonliiK' hi K oVim-k, when Mix Jean
SieariiH w unlle.l in inumnKv to
Homer lli-tnicii. m ihis city,
Willi lievriTntl Willlnm I'roshy Itotw,
of Hie I'reshylnrinn church olTlclnt
lrK. Mih. ' Kln;i t'onklin puiyed Hie
weiMlnjf inarch on the piano, aceom
ptinloil by Minn Mai' StraniH on Ihe
violin. Other mimic was a beuiKlfiil
vocal nolo "Oh rronii.se Ale," nans by
MIkh t'larlci- t'onklln, of t.'ove, ami
"I I.ove Yon Truly," nunt; by j.nnuM
Ku nk, .
The house was cxiiul.sitcly il.-cor-utotl
with oipioUH pink ami white
chryHiintlHiiiuiMK and the delight i HI
luncheon, which wa ttrrwil ul'ter tho
inurrlase crrcmony hlemletl perfectly
"Willi (he, dPllKhtfiil atnioHiiherp.
The yountf couple left for Maker
City, where Ihey will make ihelr home
in the rut arc.
I luunccs and lis Whim-.
London. The flounce, hlch Ik
Ntilt very much with tit, taken an odd
turn now and then. . Its lutes) whim
;m to express iinelf in pleated sal in
and. to form the hem of a straight
line, no waistline, hint-1; velvel Kown.
Near InvMhlo Collar.
1'uHh, The collar of a frock i now
sometimes a neurly invisible on, net
I ho Ions aso, 1he'Rloeo used to be One
j collar eonslHlH of two little folds of
'ihe frock material, rkslntf almost like
f epaulettes from - the shoulder and
Ibrlshtly embroidered so as not to be
overlooked entirely.
Famous
French 1
Recipes
I lories; (;oiviis
Satin Shoe tur AftorniHin.
New York. The satin .shoe for af
ternoon went; Is becoming 'ux popular
loday as the universal Huede, ?o far.
however, its correct uko Is limbed to
formal occasions. '
Sort Lrnilicr Vanity Cum'.
New York. A decidedly attractive
new vanity case seen here Today is of
soft h ather, hnns on a strap and or
namented wit h tin enamelled design
In several colors. The design In turn
Ik framed by n rim of bpen work nil -
H.imitias a la Cini
I'arlH (I.N.S.) Hunnnas a lu Creole
is an nourishing i'Veneh dessert and
easy 'to prepare.
1'eel Ihe bananas and remove all
the "KtriiuvK.' Cut In two lengthwise
and place in a baking pan. I'rtck
lightly with a fork and pour over
some good white wine. Let them
stand in this wine for an hour. Pow
der well with sugar and bake-'In the
oven for fifteen mlnubs. At the mo
ment of nerving pour over thick fresh
Water Supply U Mo Doubled.
' A communication received from
Mrs. J. J. Harlan, of Santa Anna,
California, formerly of l,u Grande,
doscf IIipb a picnic held near Santa,
Anna recently at which many La
Grande people were present. The pic
nic, lu fact ,was given in honor of
liils city. - i . :
The description follows:
Almost It seemed that boundary
fines became mixed Sunday at Orange
county park, and thut Oregon had j
lemporarny moved oown mio nouui
ern California, so many picnickers
seeking the county's beauty spot were
Oregonlnns.
The reason wua not far to seek, for
l.a Grande, Oregon, which has sent
so ninny sons and daughters' to Stntu
Anna, and Orange county, was being
honored with a picnic. Gathered
around the long tables under the
sycamore trees, the former La Grande
folk enjoyed a glorious feast at mid
day, with the oNiii tests of all picnic
baskets added to the amazingly var
ied menu.
Iloating, dancing, tennis and all the
park am use men ts offered entertain
ment during the afternoon while the
children frolicked in'iheir own play
ground with its swings, chutes, merry-I'o-ronnd
and games.
Gathered for the affair were
Messrs and Mesdames J. J. Harlun,
Ambrose Wright, Minor Htllwell and
futility. C S. Stilwell. Walter Wallace
mid daughter, I.. I. Noah and daugh
ter. J. V. Douglas. J. L. Kohtnon, I'.
It, DlckluwwJwjtu.V-fciWi und juipheavJ
M. It. Hond and daughter. M. A.
Smith and son, 1'aitl McMillan, M. M.
Kord and family. Mlsa Lenit Doberl
son, Dr. G. V. Zimmerman, Mrs. Dur
yeu, Mrs. C. It. Hlbbard ami sons
JCccd and Ulchard llibbartl.
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The ltoyal Nelhbors will meet at
Ihe K. of 1. hall Wednesday evening,
November M. All members of the
1'h-gree Team are requested to he at
the hall at i : :tn p. in. prompt.
The Kaffee Klatch will meet Fri
day afternoon with Mrs. I'red Meyers
us hostess. good time Is antici
pated ,and all members are requested
to be present.
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The Mondy Itlhle si tidy class will
meet witli cimrlcH Cain at Man T
street. Wednesday afternoon at 2 : :i h.
Tho subject will lie "Currenl Kvi nis
In the Religious World and a classi
fication of the I'sntniH. Kveryonn
wishing to riib- meel at the South
' Methodist church. , .
'iThV mombc-rs of the .Kastern Slar
will meet Wednesday evening at the
Masonic hall'. . After -.their regular
business meeting the evening will be
spent in social entertainment. A de
lightful lime Is anticipated and a
large attendance is desired.
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Captain W. K. Mitchell and wife, of
Seattle, are here visiting with Mrs.
' Mitchell's sister. Mrs. Charles Norby.
Mr. Mitchell Is general manager of
' the. Tuget Sound Navigation company.
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Tomorrow afternoon a tea will be
Riven at the home of Mrs. George
' Cochran. Ifi02 Second street, by ihe
ladles of the Kpiseopal church. -
Latest In l ingerie.
.New York. The lingerie lately Im
ported from France shows a prefer
ence for nlnon and cotton voile, tho
crepe de chine and thin silk are not
wholly, excluded. There Is a good
ileal of very fine hand embroidery.
Coil hire Hands Alrnowt Turbans.
New York. Some of Ihe new coif
fure hands, as evenings at the Metro
politan opera1 house are demonstrat
ing .almost cover the head. There Is
little lb choose between one of these
and a .real t urban. Kvcn when t he
head is not .more than half covered,
there Is a wide band of filigree or
loosely clustered strands of pearls and
crystal.
The trouble is that If a man Is rich
nough to go to tho court of St. James
he -is too useful to spare.
I'aris, iI.X.S.) - Hositss gowns an
being shown ut the salons of thv large
dressmakers in preparation for the
coming winter teas and' receptions.
Simplicity Is the essential not of
the hostess gown, combined with chic
and -fillet beauty.' The hostess in her
own salon must be as well gowned as
any of her guests but sltll go tin
nollcedi ' -
It must be something between n
day and an evening gown. Silks und
soft satins. Crepes and velvets are
used in preference to woolen stuffs.
Moire is a popular material' this win- ;M,'1,so o1 '"' ';''
ter, but not the stiff hard tissue our
grandmothers used to wear. The new
moire is as soft and supple as other
silks and needs Utile or no trimming.
( 'harlot tee A p perl is using It for a
Mtrlklng4hostcss gown. It Is In soft
est mauve color with low neck and
no sleeves, together with one of the
new butterfly bow trains which gives
a. dignifb-d charm without annoying
t hV mat ron as alio moves about
among her guests.
Nicole Groult makes a charming
model in printed black and white
crepe de Chine. Tho bottom of the
sleeve and skirt Is In black crepe and
(he sleeve lining, the underskirt, the
buttons and .the buttonholes are In
I'ershin crepe, rose color. Another in
printed velvet has Its skirt and very
straight bodice of dull blue silk strip
ed vertically with gold lace. There
is moleskin down the sides and gold
lace for a belt.
Hlack velvet always make a digni
fied hostess gown. One pretty model
has Its ruffle placed very low and Is
very straight and bellless. the only
ornament being a diamond placard
COTTAGIO C.KOVK, Or., The city
oimcil Is arranging to guard againat
l shortage of water during the dry
'seimi nf nel veal'. A sufficient SIIH-
hlv of water will be brought abuut
through provision Tor additional res
ervoir capacity of not less than Mm,,
alio gallons. The city 'already haa a
reservoir capacity of that tptautilv,
which will give a total storage cap
acity of that uuanity, which will give
a total storage capacity of l.nuu.aoo
gallons. It is posslblo thai even this
supply may be Increased, A complete
inspection of the ?5 miles of water
mains Is under way and all tlerectivo
pipe will be replaced during the win
ter. '
A Wooltex Dress and Coat Equip You
for Any Occasion
DRESSES
A winter wardrobe nowaday
rails for not one, but several
dresses for everyday, for after
noon affairs, for dinners and mom
formal evening: occasions. Our
llsp!ay Includes dresses of every
type. For everyday we paiilcii
Jarly recommend Wooltex tailored
dresses In lino I'olrel Twill. Other
styles in satins, crepes, velvets,
$12.!0 to $()5.00
COATS
, A dress plus u coat and you
are ready for any Invitation you
may receive, in the Wooltex coats
we have to ffep, yoir will find .
coats of every deserlptlon-r neavy
topcoats for rough weather, smart
everyday coals In the bolter fa
brics, beftiiliiul dress coals fur
collared and cuffed. All beaut l
ifully tallorrd.
$1(5.75 to $115.00
LADIES READY-TO-WEAR
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low on one hip. When black velvet trol.
IMiino Grower.' Loaded
HALK.M, Or. More than 1 l.uuu,
HOii pounds of tin-sold prunes are lu
tho hands of growers outside of as
sociations of the north west j accord
ing to an estimate by officials of the
Oregon Growers' ( o-nperallve asso
ciation here today. !
or tills amount about 2,000,(hio
pounds are out of the hands of the
organized growers not under con
trolled In the so-called co-operative
pool of the California Packing cor
poration. About .y.ooti.oim pounds or
the prunes are In (he hands of un
AND MILLINERY
Tor
Finer texture and Larger volume
in the baked goods
use
K Ounces for
FORD & CiEOOnE
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Service
Enclosed Can
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After Midnight Call Folej Hotel
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Several Thousand Bnga whlcn
will pans OroRon Law (or Inter
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Applo rirkem and Pnot;or
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SUNDAES , ,
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The Palace
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Fashion Notes
t'hliiiinp for CIih Iii'.
I'urls. An rxriM'illni'ly Iniri-nue i'f
fiTt In oMatniMl Hiflny hy Ihf li'il III-lli-
u'Volopiii.nl of llw I'loflv Hint
tla lnn.Mth Hit- chin. Tin- lyine ia
UKiinlly ilonc Willi mirrow lilnik
Vrt ft H'illlHTH.
Tlini- WUIc llnniU. ,
jurl8i Three utile ItanilM of atin
rlhlion iirnnlneiil one type of yonitir
Klrl froek shown here toilay. 'I'he
frook llnelf l of wool In ll Holer
ulia.le, hut Ihe three siilln l.anila at
nalBt. knee anil hem - are ns ei'l'ly
In lint an lir.
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ORGAN RECITAL
Prof. J. J. McGlellan , '
ORGANIST L. D. S. TABERNACLE
Salt Lake City, Utah
L. D. S. TABERNACLE
LA GRANDE, OREGON
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ADMISSION
Reserved Seats ....$1.10
Gen. Adm. Adults....8oc
Children - 53c
(Including War Tax)
Professor McClcIlan
is one of the foremost
Orpanists of the world.
He, has dedicated most
of the Largest Organs
in America.
RESERVED SEAT
SALE OPENS
At Glass DniK Store at
9:00 A. M. Wednesday,
Nov. 1-lth, La Grande,
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Just a few more days left to buy your shoes at these
very low prices. Remember, if you need shoes, now is
your chance to save money and get just what you want.
Plenty of styles and sizes to choose from.
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 17th
Is the Last Day of the Sale ; I , '
The Bootery
20S Depot Street Phone Main 118
A Paradise for Tired Feet
Home of the Arch Aid Shoe
GROVER SMITH, Mgr.
Inc.
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