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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 16, 1923)
Friday, November Ki, 1 1)2:1 T7TE LA GHANPI3 EVENING 'J 1 .itliii'j WOMENS' INTEREST Glever Dinner Dance At Country Club I-'or marked originality, arii.silo el--i' feet nnd a incut! enjoynhle oceasion, the filmier (laiirliiK parly Riven Wed ... :iieK,Jay i-vt-nlni; at the Country chili hy ,Alr. und Mi-n. Hurley lUdiurd.snn n an uiitKiuiulliitr fv.ju in I .a (Jr.uide - clety. ' Tlin Innir lal.l. M Ihrliled wll li c an dhn Jiad for Iih centerpiece tin- muul Fhl "Mayi'lowor."-whlrh If iiu-morv , (lorn not laiilh-r. Is tin I. oat thai j i feroitg-M parly Aim rli nn iineeatry to ' the land of mil k and linney. The .iiu) i iimer noaien nn a Hi-a in Kiatw ' frl vliii n most natural appearance and ftffOt. " When nil i:yi-H had. hramed wll li v wonderment on t ho tahle carrying: tin . 'Hlilp ami' nautical decorations, the .hostess In a hricf statement lohl the . Kiiofiis Unit tin "Mavi'lower" had a '-,fcas-nfrer MM who emharlied In , eenrcli of homes, ami It would ho hut proper tor the same feature to In- ex t tended In the evening . program. ' (.lliculH eagerly RmiKhl place cards hearlni their namcM, hut none were .to lie found. However, tiny did rind a delicately tinted folder at eaeli plate . und upon close inspection a pli olo graph Allowed Dlnlnlv on the hack of . iuh loitier . wniie tne word "menu 'marked the. cover. I'nder the pholo- graph on one-half of the folders were tile words 'The t if 'li I letnan of Thiw Homo," and on the other half "The iuuy Ul I II 1.1 MO! 111'. II HUH MIIIII then that photographs ul' the homes , of the quests had heen taken and i . lunici mi)' im.ieiieu in nit- menu Kim- or, u novel idea that caused , ninny was the following catchy verse: Kilt, drink and lie merry . And wish you well, we pray. And though you miss a wink to- ntKiit Tomorrow the brighter day. The dinner menu occupied the cen , tt-r of the folder as follows: l'ilKi-iui Cocktail , Miles Slandlsh Kelish Itrlttany Itrolli Mayflower Halad lMirltan Turkey and Ji restaur wtlli Crnnlierry Sauce ThanksKivlnir Potatoes liradford Ice , Plymouth UocU liolls ( New KiiKhtml (.Mum l'uldin t Coffee . AHnoiwlH 4 V Then came the Utile verse thai uroiiioted trueslH lo hMive the dinner tahle occasionally to dance to the ex cellent music furnished hy Hie r- cheslro. The verse was: As music hath charms And tint rhyme Is ritfhl. While eating and drinking Let ns dance tonight. The entire evening was one of ex quisite pleasure and the "Mayflower" feature was carried out tn most sue Cfssi'ul mammr. Mrs. John C. !rny returned to her nom tn Portlund loclay alter spend In the past few days In l.a Crande vislilrig Iter Hororlly sisier,-Miss Minn Ash. The Mission Hand of the Prrshyler lao church will meei at Die home of Mrs. A. Anderson, fin? AilnniK ave . niif. tomorrow afternoon al All inenihers an' iirgod to come atnl LHiiT 4 gill fr t Mi Chrlsimas hnx. Hubert MeCrary. son of Mr. and Mrs. C. MeCrary. of litis city, was de lightfully surprised last evening, when fifteen of his young friends came to Ms home on S avenue, and spent an fttjoyabla evening dancing. The chlf dren brought the lunch and at the close, of u. pleasant time delicious re freshments were served. I 111 x iirtvuun- j at tlin home of Mrs. I'hll Thompson. in i ruuuiiif. " i'" - - Hon ussistltig. An excellent irogrnm um given consisting of an extremely l... M.-u I'tirt'ill. II IDieri'SlllIK iniuiim ' nplendtd musical program, presented by several prominent musicians, in ..i.,. ii.,.- iik Mildred l-ovetl. Mrs. V'lyilo Webb. -Mrs. .Muriel rnaun-r miu . Mr. TJuffman. jmd u beautiful j-adlng Itv Mrs. "H. M. Kiddie on "lii .Mau- In of ArnilstU-' Day and Die Ane-i-. leu u riau." Alli-r tlii.i il. llL'hiriit urt. rnmin a llrloun two cimrw limrh.-ull a wrv (, l.y l It.- rluirinlilK liiwl !. r Tli. r.' wild ii luritf .ill. nclnnr.' y. - .. . ..... .. I,..n 111.' iM.li. S Of 111'' McMISl'- l.nrt in.l l I- I'- V.'"' Mr. Turlnky. Mrs. l.mi'l "n.l .'ini . Milnir nit lufl' KS. s. Thl B,I,SI .t.- .r.K..nt un.l ii .l.-llKhtr.il ufl.rnooil " ll lulmn. in. ' " " " Inns r. fn shin. iiib .t.. m. i v.-.I. Mill, ful li. rin.- Krl. kwm will n liirn from I'.nill.ton lunmrniw. wli. n. !n Imn l..-n ,ir. .:.ilii "' l-i'- i"':1 li... drill nni" fr ""' whi'11 10 I).. Klvn li.-r... N.iv. nili-r -1 Thirty n..- l.i. nil" r nr.- I" tnitli.'-l I"'" II,,. lo.l.- on I Nut .In"- i.n.l Mrs. l.n. k , will ork iil Hi- InliHitlon ' liil't. li.n' iintll Hi"" f"r ri,l,'. A Kporlul .r.)Kruni lii.s n urinnu-.-.l 0. 1 U lutB- utl. ll.lunr. ... rt.-l H""l ,.ri s.Ttion of tlo' I"H;.'. Fashion Notes Slinrx. Hut- f Iti l""!"' I.OB.Ion. aiiioiik tlo- iiov.-ltl. i of thf -on nr.' hIkh nli.l wrlut Ui of python skin In ' tan. of crocodile and shark skin In reddish cocoa and j In brown and of lizard in variegated tfr.apc- Mjui .while, , . . Denude style for III ides. .Paris..- - There 'I ji very defiuiln style for lirldes Just now. Tln lines are more simple than the lines of oth er Rowns at presenu fn lU kwrcji of embrolttery. In pearls, and . bril liants, is seen'itn tlie gown and lids motif Is repi-ateil on the shoes. Variation if llcrtlin. Paris. - Another va rial Ion of the hi riha today is being alaited to the uses of the young girls. The dancing frock conns up, over the shoulder, and tin' bertha of lace und ch pe'ile chine - slips down over the shoulders nearly half way to I he elbow. .New I'se ror Italiiy la.. I.omton. A recent rainy day pro vided guests at Die llerkeley with an cm-usc for appearing in the new und ilelighi fill waterproof coat frocks. Or naie umbrellas, embroidered in strik ing colors, also made their appear ance. X'arylug l.oml KlrljH. New Vork. Some of Die m-w ton coals of scud-sports type sliown litn today have a clever way of varying the oiherwi.se flamboyant stripe Long panels of plain material set off ' t he narrower panels of hoi i.ontal strip ing t SDH In Demand. New Vork. The skirt -ami -sweat ei costume Is still in demand today for wear on the links and at the country club. Among the smart skirls art) those that fasten on the side and ex press themselves in over plaids and velour checks. Itrnwii Leather (; loves, New York. No glove is iore at tractive today than . tlufl in brown leather, heavily slitched with brown and tan. Clauntlets are growing mom sedate, but Diis one has some eyelet nudils and is faced will; tan to match the sliehery. Atti-iiflhcly Trimmed Lingerie. New York. The linen lingerie which has become a favorite itli bo mr.ny women is now more trimly ul traclive than ever. It Is of sheer white Uelgian linen bound with pink or blue or orchid batiste, and doited with insets of Turkish point or real filet. Famous French Recipes Ccpcs a la Itorilelaise. Paris. ( I.N. S. ) This is the season for cepes, a favorite kind of mush room in France. It Is found at the foot of pines and oaks and can be eas i!y distinguished, by the little browh pear "cap" il wears. Cepes are at their best when pre pared "a la bordelaise." v Clean and wash well. Skin and dry in a clean lliieii cloth. Drop Into a large kettle wllh warm olive oil and brown over il hot fire. Cook wllh ch npped shallot, a Id) of garlic and parsley. S. rve in a vegetable llb over which have been scattered bread crumbs freshly browned In oil. When there were no insurance companies, tin' alone didn't indicate a season of business depression. Sohl lCn'rywIirri' ooooooooooooooooooooo ooooo Miite & Wyckoff's AUTOCRAT Li men A Distinctive Social Stationery oflc a Ilox i o On the Main Comer q li liic iTiaiit viiivi o o o o o ooooo OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO Cough ,.; shortnieSs'"'' of breath nT wheezy C'pk breath- QuickJjP Relief H0NEYTAR ESTABllSHtD 1875 X Refuse Substitutes -Q I PLEADS FOR MORE MAFTIJV HV ttT 1 r I? LONDON. A plea for more poe- try In the theatre Is marie hy Miss .'lenience , Dane, celebrated Knglish Jiiraiuattst. "I 'rose on the slaije" she says, "ex. j presses only what people say. Verse jC.xpresses what they, feel and are too jshy to say. . "Kvcry great age has been ex pressed In verse. The KlUabcthan awe ! was expressed In the verse of Shake speare. Is It. not possible (hit we are j entering another great age which will J produce a hot her Shakespeare? j "Kngland Is now full of young peo i pin iryUtg to right verse. This country: Is crowded with poets. They are very I sensitive and easily hurt by criticism or ridicule. It Is up lo in to give them an i ne m-ip ana encnurageinem wo can. ' "( don't believe that 'the theatre Is going tn the dogs. 1 helleve It Is go it)! up. up. up and that Die theatre of HiA rui ii ro will be the theatre of VCfK. - "If I had a son tm n daughter ami could not afford to semi them to a iintverslty In Knuhiml 1 ' would send thorn out , wllh il touring " the it Heal ompatiy. It Is the finest education In the 1 world. ,.?'..' aia-a PlilUsltne. I don't believo in an for art's sake. If the theatre hu no use and serves no purpose in life it.liat) no future." - FORD COMPANY IS NOW MAKING WIRE PKTlif llT. Mich., (Special) He- cause outshle manufacturers f illed to meet specifications for wire uied In winding armaDires of starter genera tors used on 'ord cars, the Kord Mo-, I Cut-Out Doll Clothes V ' Why not Interest your little girl In sewing by letting her make pne of the elite little garments we have thai are all cut and laid together. The" package also Includes needle, thread, snaps and li lm ni i tigs. - , . , , Art & Baby Shop Mrs. A. NeuNn Mrs, .1. McNninn) Sommer Hotel Bldg. Phone 305-W Expect a Lot From a v Our Oregon Budded 'Walnuts. : YOU'LL GET EXTRA PLUMP KERNELS, EXTRA THIN SHELLS, AND THEREFORE A GREATER PORTION OF VERY WHITE AND SWEET MEATS TO THE POUND. 1923 CROP IS HERE NOW Pa i iisori Brothers Grocery 0 " 0 Of o o o o o o o o o lo o 1 2 ill mIIWI s 2 2 9 Don't 13 - lor t'onipaliy y.n iti If Kone into tho - wiro m tan fuel iirlhK hiiKliiftfH. '1'h Ik Di'A- (ml u.st ry at t lit- IDuhlmid I'nrk plant, ihoiiKh' not yet In full prodnr tion. til present t urnlutr out every day mime To mile nf fine insulated copper wire. I Tin' making of ti.iiou conc-rutor un IIh daily tails for Die aholnte slan dardlxntlon of purlt. parlieulnrly wire i it, if Die wire winding on tin anna slightly off slxe, or If the in sulating cover is n bit thin or irreg ular, either the winding will not fit in the armature segments or lower enerator efficiency will result. So, Willi outside Wire not giving nil satisfaction, the company deter mined lo make its own ami improc- nents and simplification of stand. ud wire making machinery have been placed this plant ahead of almost any others in quality and economy. m Interesting drawing operation Is where the wire p isses through eight diamonds each reducing the si:-. a few t honsamlths of an inch. The cost of each diamond may run as high as $300 and It takes several -days of continuous drilling with diamond dust In Order to pierce one. They can li Hr, al(1iit six month without appr lable wear. Cotton, used for the wire covering, s also made by the Company md U spun from fine cotton Ituporictl from Kngland. The pew wire, which in every way meets the IiIkJi standards of I'ord manufacture, has brought a general improvement In the product ion of starter generators. Pinon Nut Indus! ry Is . Atlraclinp; Interest Ti'HCO.V, Ariz., (AH) A new in 1 us try Is In the making In the Santa Catallna mountains, near here, local forestry service officials believe. According lo an announcement made recently by the forest officials, pines bearing edible pinon nuts arc Increasing rapidly in- this range, and it is hoped Dint soon t here will In notigh bearing tree to make the bar . 1 special :i Week - End Almond Butter Fudge ' forget the Elks Dance 1 Saturday Night' The Palace Our ranrilr arn niniln hero In rxir r)ti;ll;hi ( nnclj Kllrliin. ol o 1 C : o ! -sling of llii- nuts a pitifiiahic Indus- If; it rets In the Cuiuiinas." a forest offi cial salt), "tine typo hears the edible jnuts. while the other type Is pracll- 1'cally useless. "In I he mountains around A I her qiieque. N. Al,, where the nuts grow in abuud nice, tln industry is flour, jishinur. The nuts are shelled and ship. tped to all parts of the Tailed Slates, i Within ii Vv vc;iri, w, m;i hop.- to LOT 1 .2.00 CORSETS i)Sc LOT I $).()() ' CORSETS $2.98 A wonderful oinxtrtunity to laiy a popular model corset at this great saving. A wide range of styles' and sizes to select from, but not all sizes in all models. mPM NIP rjtf MiiUe Your Dining1 Room the Center of ; ; j?; 8 ' W 'V'"' ThaiiksicivinB ' Joy Willi This . Fm W ffifejVj lleimtiful Suilo ' 1 l0&MMl 'Ji A work of ait, thin goi-peous Diniup; Room 'f'l. Suite. The lines are so Htately and (lignific.l ri??9 feiK it'" '' H 'ferli(f- 4fA and the finmh is of the, best. The perfect 8pip i coii.sti action is made possilile because of the . J''')l vmj i'' .skill of the workers. In short, this suite is 3w V'Vj " f'V1' Sill'sfac'"n '"" '''e- The ) ' iMj fe.f talilc is '.r,x(iO inches and extends to 8 feet. f2 Lf T 11c chairs are uphtiltcred in genuine leather. 515 's'kil The buffet is 51 inches lout;. One drawer is jv&l 1 Itfc I".v4 divided and felt lined for silver. The suite is . ;5k'I f;1 $283.00 grf;j W.H.Bohnenkamp Co. p: sec enough tre.s producing to make the Riitherintc nd Mliellintr o4 thtwiuttil ! worth while In this community." Hybrid Ton into 1'nnir AiMiii'd Slbiger i . Mv ! DOXOl.ri.r, UN'S) A hbrid to- f matot proof auainst stiiiKing by the ! ; Mediteriaiuaiv fruit fly, has recently j been developed by Die staff of the) Pederal agricuttural eii-rluient stu- ; tiou In Doiioliiln. The hybrid Is pro. ; ihiri'd eriw.-'tiHr (he c'lininun t'innti ' Entire Line Reduced at Closinjf-Out Prices , Kabo-Corset Sale LOT. 2 CORSETS $1.19 LOT 5 $U)0 CORSETS $3.98 LADIES REftDY-TO-WEAR with the native Hawaiian iouinto afifl s almost perfectly round. It nvrrnffoH tin sie of il billianl ball. Professor John M. Wcstat. tllrector of th tf -Don, sns the simillncMH of the frtllt seems partly rcspondhle for IDi im munity. Die curvature helnff such that the stinger slides off. . When crated Klorldn trail in quot ed I-. O. 11.. the httets soniotirne-i stand lor I'ull of Doo.e. ' LOT .3 $3.50 CORSETS 1 $1.98
