La Grande evening observer., December 06, 1923, Image 3

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THE LA GRANDE F.VF.NTNG OBSERVER
PAGE TirTRSE
WOMEN'S INTEREST
PUT MAN'S
NEWS of SOCIETY
A dHlKhtful ulTi.li- lonk ,,(.,.
yc-W.r.iiiy mi, -in,,,,,, l:l llu- 4 ,,,, .
try I'lul,. wh.'ii .Mi-h. (i. 1.. ,ariin
wim hoMvm lii u. w.-,ln.Kliiv
lipl.ltfC duli. Th.. iill.-i-noun uiih
Hpi-IH 111 fiv.. ul,,. f i.ii.ltri-. Willi
the i-lul, jrli.. B.,inK l.i M,s. A. .
llumpton mill ih,. Kn, hi ,
lm. Karl hVuililuH. During lh,
uil.rnoon u .l.-.miy iiim ln on a.s
HITV.1!!.
cimpl.-i- r i'. k. u. iii ,;.,.i
J-'i'lilu'y ari.'i ii ), 1 1,.,.. uil..r 7.
wllh lira. Ilnl lliihn. iikiinii n
linm.-SH an.l Mm. Hurry Z'.lrl.n. I;
In clinrnii of Wi. Kr.im.
1 . a o
Thoro win n mi.i.-h .Ittl iitl..n.l:iiicii
IH I hi? ho 01' M111. .1. T. Hi.iuiiJ.
Hon y.-wonltiy nil.. inn. in, whin Mrs.
Hlr-hm-ilson, n.snisli .1 hy Mrs. 11. I-:.
Hllv.Tlhorn. Mrs. WIHI11111 -.i-litt
v llll.l .Mrs. Kin Wls.sll.i-. uvr.- I
-. IPaai-a In Hi.- Lii.ll.-s Ai.l .11 Hi.-Pri-si.yl.'rian
cliim-li. Iiuiinfr llu.
inc line 111.' la. II. s .lls.'iiv.r.J that
llu-y liver.' wry lorl uniiti' In .-I. -.
Iiib 4 la'B' "'". ly Kivinc a bn.
iullir. Oih.-r ImihIii.-ks Injurs w.-iv
illsritos.'.l an.l rt.-.l.l.-.l upon. .IM. I
which I all. -rn. inn n s.-piil in
mx'laj .III .-It Mill III. nl . ii.Mmv, ,( l.y
rori'.Huii.'nls s.'iv.'.l hy Ih.' i harin
inc n.sii'ss.-H.
.n umisuuUy 1nti-fS injr inoet
fntt was lieM laHi event iik nt the
M.innn Hull, hy tin- dirts' lii.-mliy
iSorloiy. when they un-l :;nt aeweil
e.imly Iiuks 1 or the Kputeopnl
church ChiisiniiiH tie.. While the
Kills worke.i Mrs. William I'. Item
.nuton lalk-.-.l tn I'fin, tcltintr of
ti.e liiTcrnii I-Yiemlly n.eietlOH Min
imi! uorkeii wllh and eoiupatiiiK
Miin hiuneh with iln-ui. Shi- itlmi
played and san; for llu tfiris. Ite
1'ort! ml inurnment I lie i:!.s speni ft
Hiior l thru iliiin iiiKT.
-
Th.- 'Kaftee Klaleh will meet
Friday evening. I JicihIm r 3. ul the
I'ouniry eluh, wllh Miu I H. Iloh
liiHon ami Aliu A. Humplon u
llU.Sl.'SSt'H.
Tin- laiii. H fif the iniwr I'. Mor
ion Ki ii. f i 'or ps. Nd. ;I7. heltl
their (.uiilar nifiiln ,ind.iy. Do
m miIh r ::. Hi.- flti'i ion ot" niriivrN
taUInK plan-. 'I'liosi i-U'cld vi-l't'
Mrs .Fivd liradi n. pi csldtMit ; Jit
slf NVIson, senior v ii'--irisid'Ul :
Mrs. S. It. Williamson, junior vlcr-pn'siil.-nt;
Mrs. It. rl 'arr. lrcan
imr; Mrs. I.:nira I in vis. rha plain:
Mrs. Itofii- Wriirht, conductor and
M im, Jak.- lMiink. Ktinrd.
'I'h.' J.adi.s SiM-i.'iy jiT tin- H. of
lf. I & K. will hold iholr roi;iilnr
iiu't'llnt; l-'riday attiMnoon al 2:rt
o'i Inrk. t nlh K. I'. hall. Tin:
aiilliKil election o; oitlrors will laki'
plai'O.
Mrs, Alvah Purjvu will ho hos
i'HH in the Wi'Hlnilnsior (iuild Mnn
duy, DtH'-'iulM'i in.
Tito HuslncKH Wonn n's luh -a 111
inot'i 'jliiirsilay t-vi niiiK. lf mhi-r
Kl. at 7 : :t n'rhx-k.
.Miss Winlirod ityrd. famed
anions Anurioan ' pianisis, will,
play in l-i Crantlo In -rotdtal Ir
oi'iiil'or lit. at tho A road o thratr-.
J'ho is itn Orison Kirt, ootuiriK' front
Salom, w hero hoi I'mhor livt-s at
Uio prose nl llim.
"I Inhorilcd my lnvo for the
phino." saiil Miss Hyrd An rosponso
tu a 'ihOHtlon i-oKurdiiiff hoi oiuiy
rainiiiH:- "My moihor was a vory
rtno piantsi, nllhouKh ln did not
appear professionally. I loarned
tin notos whon still vory llule and
I ronilnuoil to work alouK" hy my
self. 1 us-d lo play al all llto con
certs nt home when I was a tiny
thintr In short, frocks. -
"Wnon I was Hi .years old my
father realized that I inleht at
well lie ponuilled to no on with
the one ambition f my Hie. and
I was sent lo Host on and placed
under the tutelage of the lalo Curl
Mnernmnn, with whom 1 Hlutlieil
flV years. 1 never oan imfftoienl
ly express my t-'raliltiih for I he
irnininfr ho jenve me. I IhniiK'hi
hint friKrhii;ily fiodaitilo at limos,
whin ho kept mo piodtUnx tiloitK
while other kIHh 1 knew wore
learning KllUorlittf "show" pieces,
"itul I um ihanUftil now Mint 1
was Mivon I ho solid Kroundwurk I
received ut t hal (into. l.utor i
went to Iterlin to study with Mjtio.
'I'crcsji Carre no. whose pupil 1 was
until hrr Ueuth. a few yc.ntN uko."
Y. WILL HAVE
FIRST COLLEGE
FOR II. S. JGWUY
XHW YOKK, ( I N fs A Jewish
rolleffc the fii'Nt Institution of lis
kind In A morion jrlvintf courses
MUX denrrooH similar lo those offer
ed In American Moats of higher
ea ii intf, will ho OHtahllshod In
N i' w Y o lit , a roonl Intf to an nii -nouneement
made at thi) annual
eoiuiiienueiiteiit cxerctses of the
It alibi Jaac lOiehanan Thoolnilcal
Seminu ry held hero today.
tr. Herbert S. Goldstein, preHl
dent of the I'ulon of Orthodox'
Jewish 'uuKivtrullous, unuounoed
the hutldinK 'f ihe coIIoko h iurt
of a plan to widen the scone and
Influence of the seminary, which
is the oldest and larjrest Orthodox
Jewish institution of its kind In
A morion.
! Personal Mention
Mi(. and Mrs. Hum l.itch and W. .
f'. Kjtzpatrick of Knlerprisc. were
rifislM'cd anioni? Ihe kucsIh. at lhoj
Hoinnier last ovcitiiiff. I
J. . Sonic, trtislee for Ihe Geo.
Pahrier lamiber company, is in La
U ramie from (laker today and is
HlOpijlnK al Ihe Foley,
BF.'m. Oummliitr vas amonfT Ihe
Wall Walla visitors who were r.ff
is(erd at the Foley hisl evening.
M r. JhViuik I'mvell of North
Powder, Is In ihe city today shop
ping and visiting friends." While
herec'ift slopping at the Foley.
M'XK Wt-s' of Pendleton, was in
l.a Otande yesterday on huKhtess
find ijfjStoppintf at the l-'o!. y.
Tl. .Q. Thonras and IE. S. I 'are of
Pocatoilo. slopin g in l his eily last
overiK: as kiu-mIh at Hie Hommer.
Ml Allen and ilnii:?lller are
dow'from Lostine lor a short lime
VisitiiiK and shojipinyr and are r--K-lslered
nt the Savoy,
s.
Nqrh Powder was represi-nled
amnnw the gnosis at Ihe avoy last
even int? hy M. Mtcvens.
A. Ah Rhafor. A. It. .Murray and
V. Hi Wood an anion,' ihe Fnler-piise-tuests
in (his chy. They are
Htopplnj al ihe Savoy.
lt.W. Kcomin, who makes his
homd.'in Summerville, is In l.a
OrainJe loday transacitn business
manors.
tors In I .a Grande hiHt evening. Me
was registered at th eSavoy.
. A. ?diller of Kntcrprise, was
re(f!.siereii in i in- i oioy nisi eve- j
niiijr. l
George A. Pay of liols1, was -H'K-
Istorud amon: I he quests aL the)
l-'oley last evening. j
i ;
Mrs. Peter MariTess, of MnxvlHe.
j Oregon, iassel through l.a Grande
j last evening on her way io Spo
' kaitc .where she will visii.
j J. T. Saxon of Prarie City, pass-
ed Ihrotiwh Ka Grande on his -way
lo Seaiile, Wash., on a business
lirlp.
Mrs. O. T. Xorrls of Pa Iter., pass
ed through l,.'i Grande last evening
on her way to I 'end lei on, when
she will visit for a short time.
Itoberl. Murray of l.a Grande.
Grande left last evening for Port
land, when- lie will visit for a few
days. Prank tin Stapled of Jn Gi'.de,
h-it tor linker lo spend a shorl
lime visiting his parents.
Miss Dora Pickle of P'orry. was
ju visitor in La Grande Wednesday,
I returning to her hotm- on No. 2:i.
j
Mrs. V. J. Arnold of Walla Wal
la, passed Ihrough La Grande on
her way to Poise, where she will
visit tor a collide ot weeks.
Why Wait?
We have a beautiful lot of Xmas merchan
dise on display. If you shop for Xmas now,
you avoid the jam of people. But best of all,
you get your first choice from our beautiful
line of merchandise.
Xmas Suggestions
Give Sweaters, Dress Lengths, Hosiery, Silk
Shirts, Wool Blankets, House Slippers
Useful merchandise is what
people want.
For (he Kiddies
Mamma Dolls, Kiddie Carts, Mechanical Toys,
. . , Top and Balls
Andrews' Variety
Store
Service - Economy
Handkerchiefs
For Christmas Giving
Tiniest fiirl to sweet old
lady is giad to get Hand
kerchiefs at Christmas.
There is an art to hand
kerchief 'giving;, too, for
everyone lias her particu
lar fancies, and you will
find everything here in
"kerchiefs." Xmas lists
should he crowded with
them. Many beautiful de
signs. 25c to 91.50
. Pendleton
Bath Robes
A beautiful Pendleton
bath robe is sure to please.
:.'We'hiive them both for In
dies and men, in wonder
ful color combinations.
Surely the most practical,
suitable Christmas gift of
all.
It K A I) Y -TO- V E A It AND MILLINERY
Christmas seems made for women and girls,
there are so many ways to remember them all.
P.est of all gifts are things to wear.
A beautiful blouse of silk, a real fancy boudoir
cap, glove silk stockings, clinging underthings
ah, these are feminine fascinators, and they are
but inklings of this Store's wealth of gifts.
However she spends her evenings, however she
spends her days, there are ideal remembrances hero
for every woman and girl of every age.
1 iiir i
KfT Trav
nmonfr the w.iti
of
Joseph,
ii coitmy vi.si-
Mrs
Geonre YVhrs of this city.
i spent lodav visit jut; her
Frank Conley. al I'nlnn.
Airs.
Rexall Doll Contest
'Official Standing of First. 23 Contestants.
T 12 o'clock Wednesday.
Glara Norris -.: .3870
Margaret Arnette 3425
Fatsy Jesse 29.5o
Norma Hanks 250
Ester Vehrs 2260
Bhid Happersett 2235
Margak't Fuzi 2208
Hazel Deal 21i0
Mary Nowland 2061
Beryl Conley 2035
Mayone Ki'nitti 1870
Dorothy Brownton 1860
Fay Walker : 1830
Lucile Horck 1730
Iris Hughes 1705
Ruth McGuire 1675
Gale McMasters 1665
Dorothy Wall .' 1609
Margai-et Embrey 1525
Sadie Roller 1470
Gera.Viine Last 1470
Marearet Anthony .- 1460
Ivy Mcintosh ? 1455
Helen Sargent 1425
Grace Clark 1424
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A Distinctive
Package
tSm.M B 'r . ft - WW MTy
r " ys ' ThHl
Owyhet
Chocolates
Are ulways
fresh. They
are made in
Boise attfi
reach the
dealers within
a day or two
after they artt
laud'.
WhPiievor you dt
Plre o inako a Rift
of candy, let your
seieeiton tK fa. jtack -Ke
of f)wyhoe Taa
ties. Thlft beautiful
package will curry
your flontiinents in a
moit appropriate
manner. It will it:
a t;nntPftl gift of rar4
Iffoodnesa. f
Nelly Don
Apron Frocks
Will solve many a "gift
problem. This assortment
of Nelly-Don aprons and
breakfast coats, soft, dain
ty, fresh looking, and in
dividually designed, is sure
to please the most fnstidi
ious. 95c to 5-1.15
Kuril Owyhee Tiislie package -contains a
choice assortment of the, very finest choro
lnles, including: Groom Centers, Yimitla
iiliiuts. Maple Pecans, Mint Wafers, Yan
illa Itruzil Cfii'iimels, Honey Ahnond Nougat,
Cream Center Cocoa Dales, Filbert Clusters
and Sinoolli Almonds. They are covered
with a thick coaling of delicious pure choc
olale. In th compUl. line of Owyhee Chocolbti
end Confections there it package te pleaie
all preference!.
Owyhee" Chocolates" Obtainable At All Good Dealere
Made by the
IDAHO CANDY
COMPAANY
in Iht
Bqautiful
Beis ValUy.
ih Land of
Sunihtn and
Plnty.
I
Gift Blouses
An inspiration to give u blouse is an inspiration
lo be followed this ChWstmas-time. Everything
points to the recipient's being pleased, for never
were there more Incoming dress blouses. If she's
fond of new, she will like a tunic blouse, fascin
atingly Chinese or Russian. Velvet jacquettes and
iiverblouses are more conservative but just as at
tractive. For usablencss and likableness there is
no better pift than a blouse. One of these at
The Gift of
Lingerie
Stepin Sets of Shimmering Silk
They're Different
These stepin sets of radium silk and crepe back
satin have the little touches that lift them out of
the ordinary and make them ideal for gifts bor
ders of cream net, fine plaits and pintucks, real
lace medallions and Frenchy ribbon rosettes adorn
them, and the tints are adorable orchid,' maize,
peach and flesh. ' - . . .
Stl.00 to $11.7."i
H
ose
Trust It to I'lease
Those who to lectures go
i and those who to dances
fly both are real , women
and so both love silk hose.
Each has preferences in
sheerness and shade. Doth
can lie satisfied beautiful
ly here.
$1.00 to s:i.r.o
Robes of
Corduroy
Give Luxurious Warmth
The beauty of velvet is
combined with the dura
bility of cotton in these ex
ceptionally well made rest'
robes of corduroy. They
will make delightful Xmas
gifts with their wide
sleeves, shawl and tuxedo
collars. They come in rich
colors fuchsia, golden
brown, jade green, Chinese
blue. Some are lined with
silk and there is a choice
of patterned or plain
weave, wide or narrow
wale.
$5.95 to $6.75
Smart Remembrances
Handbags
The woman's side of
your Christmas list might
be crowded with handbag
gifts and then everyone
would 1)3 satisfied. For
who doesn't love the new
pouch purses and tuck-un-der-the-arm
bags? ,
. $1.95 to $S.50
Oldstno
bile
Six
FIRST SHIPMENT OF THE NEW LIGHT SIX IS HERE. THE LATEST ACHIEVEMENT
OF GENERAL MOTORS AM) THE GREATEST I K.HT CAR VALVE INVITES YOUR
INSPECTION '.
The Touring Car
$915
The Sedan
$1295
W. H. BOHNENKANP CO:
The ot Store
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