La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, December 28, 1923, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextFriday, December 2fl. 1020, THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PAGE TrTRSK . i ! : : ; : : : z ; ; ; NEWS of SOCIETY peal ven Mjihy n'oplo wore prenrnt ul (He Tlmmfo ItiUl last owning to li-nr MlKH:Froicrll;o Kohllko, lyrle o prarit), in vocul ror-hul, uurir-r lli. iiusnlrps of tho KplHcoiml t-hoir. AIIbh Kflillkp'8 Hint solfi'lion wan "Cyftlo of IJiv." iy Honul.l, anil waHjbeautlfully rr-iulopoil. in u llm olrnHf vle. l-'ollowinw this num h'r f'"H tho "IVrlu.i,-,". "Mown In tho Forest (Sprinir.M "I.ovt I him Woii:: You (Mummer)." "The Winds tiro lii'miiiiK, ChIHiik (Autumn)." und ""Drift Down. Iirifl nowrt twin t. r The Aria, "Joanne r Arc" hy I'HOluVkowskl. was tho next num. hor ron.toro.t uml wu heurillv ro ruivft.l hv iim ....,u i - .- .... .m.in nil- liuti .UlHtt Hchllkn rospon.lod with a beniillfuL numW cniin.Mi "Kurowoll to in. KoPOHlJt" -MIsh JhuIioII.' .Miller jravo a Hplon-' 1I1 rrtiulimr, ".Urn. Ouiluliiim'a Itusv Day, l,y I'urUor. msh Miller 1 n talend reiul.r ;tnl UiIm iininliei was tfellffhtfully responded io an.l a clov-or em-ore was tfvon. Kollouiiifc tho rending -MU Hohilko n-apiM-ar.-.l wiili u mini hop of "Old Krenrh Hullmla." wlih-li were short lui very' iminical an.l tho manner In which MIhs Scliflke rendr-red litem mauo llicin very en tortuiiilntr. "Tlio Utile Uumoxer ly Novollo, mus a very ck-vrr e lection ami was very well reeeived 1-y tho audience, i-'nllmvinir this delightful number were lour oilier beautiful pieces Including "Mells flntlo," hy (ioelst; "The Wind Nonjr," y Kotf.-ra: ".My Hcttrl is a l,ut." hy Woodman and "Minor nn.1 .!t. jor," .y KftrnHH. .t (In. oKi.' of 1 1 1 it Hplt.iidld program (hero was a ki at uppluude an.l MIkh Mchilkc responded with a section of "The l.itlio, Darnoitcl." Mts Schllko was occninpaniid hy .Mrs. (leortfe H. lilrnle, a well known iir'tdcian and a very able aci'oinpanlst. At th close of the program the lliroe young worni'n r. ei'ivcd many hear ty congratulations for their excel lent program. Miss Schllke Is planning la np- pi-ar in recital on the rnmptiH, of the I'nlversltj of ttrcjron, when she is a sindent In the school of music and a meuiher of the wo men's nlfi cltih, in the near future. Kvoryone on the ciuuiyis is look hiK forward to thi event, knnwinji her Kront aliillly as a vocalist. The memliers of 1 hi; J. Ht 'ar.l I ill spent a delightful afternoon yes! ci'ilay a t I he li omc of M rs. ( 'hirencc ItuntliiK. The afternoon uiis spent at ihreo luhles of "rifltl", wit h hltfh honors koIiik to .Mrs. Nate Zwclfol and the consolatlofi. prize to .Mrs. Frank Oxner. The rooms were lieautif ulty decorated' to represent rhrlstmas and tho holiday season, and during the uf leiiioon a delicious two course luncheon was nerved hy Iho charru itifc hostess. Miss .Mary l.cnoro Kelih, who is a student in music at the VVIMani etto t'niversily at Kalent, Is spond inc her flirls(inas vacation with her parents at the Mrthodisl p;ir sonafre. The committee for the next fount ry cluh dance, to be New Years eve, Mecemher lit. Is Or. und Mrs. Hay .Murphy, chairman, Mr. and .Mrs. Frank Lilly, Mr. and Mrs. Julius Itoesch, Dr. and .Mrs, (. K. .Moore, Mr. and Mrs. .Walter J.ela inan, Mr. and Mrs, It.. K.rfWesten haver, Ir. W. T. I'hy, Dr. ujid Mrs. il. I.. IUkkcph. Mr. and Mrs. V. C. 1 Vrklns, Mr. and Mrs. ('harles MiitTier. Mr. an.l Mrs. hosier Stod- New Dromedary Smyrna Figs in Syrup 40c a can Natural, whole fruit from the val ley of historic Smyrnia where the 1 choicest Figs in 'the world are grown. Pattison Brothers Grocery PHONE MAIN 80 avel Oranges 1 5c pr- dz- 'These arc a small sine Navel Orange Just rie-ht for the children to eat ' ' See Our Window J. G. Snodgrass 109 Two Phones Depot Street Call Main 75 ' No Charge lor Delivery dnrd, Mr. an.l Mrs. If. ft. Dixon. Mr, unit Mr. inrl O. IMm and Joe Iteynolds. " . Misticii Marjorle O'Mrlon 0n4 Al Indocn Hcrogtfin, who arc attending: the Washington Fnlverslly, ut Ke aHlc, aro sprndtntf the holidays at i hi ir homes in J.a (Irande. .: MIsh ,l,a, Hue Ilaitkff It homo from' school to pend t tie liolld U v. und Mrs. Klmer Oront Keith have, hud n theif KUfSlA over the I'hrlstmas dearion, u, niece, lf. ("Jraco K-lth I'ulllam and Mr. Ar thur Pul Hum of I'ortlund. una Mr. Wallace Munkln. a, teacher In the' Wt lrter hlifh itchool. . Alio Or. and Mm. Harold Dewey Vouna, dauuh tor of Mr, und Mrt. Ivdth. from Welsnr. lr. Young Is also fii the faculty of tho Welser high School. : , Kporiflored hy thfi t,ii flrando Ho IS HUSBAND - mm nniiii blHL UHflZT i So .Says Wife Who Is wher Tie nnd hia sweetheart held) forth, tfnt H wnu his house fturike! to whol choruw which hna renllr' determined mo In my action." Mrs. Palmer alood In Iht door way nf the Roneioim dlnlntr-room of !tho mansion and pointed out whatl ishe ilvolnred uero tho unclenred; refnnin of the "last nvhanoh. Ai toOK. pol ImIi ct table showed plain-! Iv deep rtorufehrH, empty bottles i jhearln( lah.dM of the best brands, While Iwro and there the KblwrHp 'ped nefk of u e).MiupaK"e bottle peeped Out from tho dust In vor ncrit biuHlh buffets. IhinciMl on Table, j "o-.those murks oa top of Ihoj liihel? My tnforant, tho name oik-i ihat wrote the letter wi nty hu-J tut club, an npenlnr dance wasj'"! footllght helle hints fiou- hc Id last evenintr In hex hall, which Is reported a very well at tended, l.oney'a orehontra played the opening dance but In fh fn ture the J.. H. V expects attor nato two orchetui1.', 'nandes vil he jflven Jn the future e'juch l-'rlday nlirht. Fashion Notes ly o the former. f'Yorn Ihe-I'almer homo, near Were.' today; Mrs. kuth. Ilemlnwny palmer returned but a few months from ah o'stendejl tour of' Kuropn Ujhd forodlhto' retirement from a thiay lfe '.pCi.dub" IcctijreH by 'the curryliiKT on of a' woman-lntoxl- M'Utcd htlsband,' admitted that she will Beek to: regain . her imtid. n lUtme. -"', ; '. ; l A letter,; Mrs. 'Palmer says who opened by 'mlHtake. und. which pur nbrted to bo u.demond for 'a fur inii.t iin.loi thr iLlterftdl Ivr of iIIm. ' closing: to the matron details of an uAlcjfcd entertainment at t)ie Wum iner hoino, started the investigation of Palmer's alleged- Vacallon-tlay ';' Wined Mnny lilrls. ' "I have 'learned that shamcfu! rmrtles, where my husband and sometimes i(smuny as nine and (en chorus pirla became plulnly drunk. jcre he!dr lure last Hummer while l;was away,", stated Mrs. I'almer. . i Hhe admitted that Palmer ha 1 bon actively 'interested in church vffalrs in Pittsburgh uni that up td a few montlis before Hhe sailed ItoiKjofp OniameuH. ' JHt Rnrinir ' he was Assistant Hupcr- l.ondon. Boudoir ornaments for-rptendpnt of the I'nlversalist Hun- t.l- 1! Tt "m, Hl.B IliU Ul VH.) H-ir-,, CeeKinf AlllUOny J XIUS- a dune,, floor. Kven my ht.shund . band in a Predicament :'K " ,lav,, ao f"p wn-n the l.tinlly of a church oifielal as to ' 1 hav clambered up - (hero and C?ATVrilAOE,.'N, .i IN- iunce,l a Jlir. "There are only two beds in the house At this tifne, na caretakers; so where and how did th-y all sleep, und who took cure of the plnee? The answer. In my opin ion. Is,' 'They didn't sleep, and no care was taken." -Mrs. Palmer repeated In stih stane the eondomnlnjr parts of the intercepted epistle. "It sUltl: 'Huirur Ii;ubiy. 1 need a new Winter coot, f want a nice squirrel or mink one. And you know you promised It to mo lust Hummer if 1 was a good girl. Wasn't I as good you could wish for? SVhut would Mrs. Palmer think tf sho should lenrn of those, purlieu'?' 1 woh't toll if I got the coat." ' Christian H. Palmer, f; former wealthy Pittsburgh Hat mantifuc turcf and church pillar, .how re I'luslBg" In Montreal, is loduy fac. d with .the question: "Which Is cit-capor to pay, blackmail or ali mony ? Ills wife seoks'the latur and Flannel Frocks FOR GROWING, GROWJNG, ALMOST GROWN GIRLS, FROCKS THAT SLIP ON IN A JIFFY A pull here, a snap there, and she is on time and in fashion for breakfast and the classroom, in a plaided flannel frock cut on boyishly becoming lines. Some have detachable collars and tuffs, belts placed low and rows of tiny ' buttons, The young business . woman, as well as the school or college girl, will find such a frock appropriate. Very reasonable in price. " Hfc. LADIES READY-TO-WEAR AND MILLINERY Plitti, Vchrl, Com hi do l Paris. Plush and velvet are combined on various of - the' hew hats at present. "Blonde" is a fa vorite shade. . Tho- hat, which is soft and crushable, is usuar.y made of tho plush and trimmed vlth the velvet. He turn to Italian HealdrcH. Paris, Home of tho winter brides havo returned to the Itus slan headdress. This season, how ever, it is a coronet; of flowers rather than of Jewels Christmas ineludo lovely powder liowi of clear glass, colored In de lightful shades. These have; as handles, very natural appearing flowers also inadft of glass. . day Hchool. "Ilo has always been a man who professed to 1 abhor the' sensual things of life,". the wife continued, "out now 1 Bee that ho bus been living. a dual life., ' I have discov ered that ho; 'kepi a chorus girl in Pittsburgh for ' more ,than three while I was In that city, Mack Crcpc Tfjanias. London. Various Americans staying at Herkeley . havo bought '.months i no niacK cropo a mine pajamas too. , ' now fashionable. These. remarkable.,'.J1uHlnPHHN trlpn find ; 'Hunday garments are strictly tailored with- school conferences'. wore conducted ",n ruMi.'o vr inner fn, tho passionately shaded suite. ornaments. 1 'i zlja.-J.i.j. .' -!j jlijsa'jjli CHURCHES TO ' "Of similar viKliuuo- lH 11,0 prohuhlo scheme or Protestant churches, particularly tn'Vhe I'nl ted suites," tho writer continued. "ImrliiK the last . few yors tho chiefs of Protestant denominations in this country have considered the 'practicability of radio as a means oT spiritual regeneration," USE RADIO filK'AC.O (lV tho Associated Press) To dlssemlnato more wide ly tho religious teachings of Chris tian churches, radio broadcast Ing is soon to be undertaken by mnny of tho larger denominations, ac cording to an article In tho forth coming issue of the ltadlo Digest. Tho muguzlne sets out that ac tive steps already have been taken by several Christian churches to utilize radio communication as a meaits of reaching millions of per sonit rho might havo no other cori tact with tho religion. 'Tho Vatican will, in a few months, adopt rtidlo to spread the .vord of tho pope to millions of oersons over the world," the nr. liclo declared. "Due to'offorts of a company headed by (tuglielmo Marconi, radio -inventor, a broad casting station may soon be oper ated in iho vatlean. Spanish. Argentine Air Service - Awaits Only Approval of King nature of King Alphonso', thQ tcchV nlcal and financial questions of me project having been settled. The KorK on the airships for the ser vice will be started within a f e w months. A three-day service will be main tained over iho routo which takes two weeks for boats. The money for (he project has been furnished bv MimntHrds and the mechanical .equipment - will -be mndo In Ger many. RHEUMATISM NEURITIS ;" Ranutrkabla nw treatment stop Rhs-umatitm or Nourtlts In any - farm. Vs-y wort oaia rlivwt H ono. Thousands of ourse report ad 7': No nd for anyon to suffer. AU any druggist ior "A Han't Rhus matio Trestmant,' In Tablat Form., 1 Prioa $1 per box. All druggiati carry it. Hart M. Allan Labara torlas, Mfri., Box 1340. Lr Anaai " Calif. .MAHIiin. rAP) Tnc decree for the establishment of the airship servieo between Heville and Flue, nos Aires now awaits only the slg- CONSTIPATION A cnuie of ntariy t 11m. Haim fill to uldm'ly people, Aftfayi rtlif in taking CHAMBERLAIN'S TABLETS Eay pleaiant effective only 25c f:ibow l,e(i1h((iloves. , ' New Vork.--Thfl sleeveless eve-; hlng gown und the eijually s!e. ve less evening cape havo brought hack the rlbiOW: length gloves. White and chumpagna are tho fa-) vorlto shades, and - most, of them havo ihreo pearl buttons at the. wrisk Tiny ltcdxl Bas. . New York, Exceedingly smart llttlo beaded bags for .opera 4r theater shown here today have Just room enough . for - handkerchief, powder puff, and optrfe glasses. In pasttd shades, they are made on u silk foundation and vofefed. with long, loose bead fringes. 1 fiohl riftth Slippers. New York. Among the dainty slippers ' for evening wear seen in local shops today is one of gold cloth, made In very plain and sim ple style. Jt depends for its ef fect on a Watteuu wreath of small, tight rosebuds, made, of taffeta. . 13,313 CHILDREN IN SAVINGS PLAN SPOKANK, Wash. (AP) Th public school savings plan, 'a sys tem inaugurated here in 1001 by one of the local .banks, which en ah I es students to deposit money through their Individual ' schooli, has enjoyed a steady growth ainco Its Inception and at; tha present time a total of 13.813 children are enrolled as members, according to reports recently made public. The entire amount on deposit has reached $UC,000, the Ftate ment said, which averages' $8.41 for each depositor. Increases for September, Ootobcr aJ3d November of this year have surpassed any similar period. Three of the schools leading Ifi deposits, turn In weekly amounts ranging from $40 down to $?0. Cnder the plan now In operation, the children hand their deposits to their teachers, who turn them over to the principal and be for wards them to the bang, where the amounts are credited to each individual account. Our Better Values In Better Merchandise Is Well Known The Skala Hardware Co. always Rives preference to quality when a slight ad duioii In cost injures a big increase in service. The Name Skala Hardware Co. attached to any merchandise is a safe and dependable guarantee as to quality, and service. Skala Hardware Co. ItOKSCH BLDC.' il, .' . , .' ' i il ."' i 1 1 . ' i ii 1 1 i i ,i in Olson's ORCHESTRA Oiitiml.oil In Spi'lnK, 1023 rrrKoitne. A. L. Olson MrH. 31. V l-'fcnch L :, McMnntm V. LO(tonbaum t O. K. Mayrt K. lllrlw .. . , O. )lilm(iliny O. li May, Mm'. I'll. STS-M . Ii. II. SMlT Aiwl. Mgr. I'll. iWJ-H Blue Mountain Oregon LUMBER! YOU WON'T NEED TO WAIT LONG, .r WE MAKE WHAT WE NEED. ' Bowman - Hicks Lumber Company TELEPHONE MAIN 8 ; For Mill and Box Wood Phone Main 547 ; - J. L. Munhall The Ires That Are to be Befit , ( t Indians Consider the Smallpox a Necessary EvU Visiting Often YAKIMA, Waoh. fAP) Small poj In u tiFrwwury evil In the mimla of thft Taklrna loillaOH, ao. rordlnK to II. N. ('aiid-, deputy houlth nfilrcr of Tuklnia rouuty. Mr. caNitldy lmd Ju4 mad a vt It to the reservation lr lnvtlgtA riporix tlial tha dlw&m liail at tark4 Beverat iBdlann. lie round uniy ono aB9l a mild one, and wati unable tr) lorat tnern. The diKraAx, Mr. CaMildy mid, han visltrd too Indiana po ofto that ttiry bow arcpt tt wltb r iKnallon. Tliy bltat ta frnort fl to tli health offlrwn, ac r.ordlny to tha doctor, and Mtm rtlcrnt whm It Is auweted that a phnloian t4 eumrnoned. A prominent reformer naA teen arrented for pedin. I'oor chap lio vras ryheduiad to mak4 a "PU an lawlennnan, and bo u late. 0000000 000000000000 ooooooooooooooooooooooo fthtt.jftkjAft.hjjrftkkrarkjAkjAkftALbbj ooooooooodoooooooooooooooooooooooo 00000000 Candy Special Saturday and Sunday Do not forget our Waf fles, after 9:00 in the evening. m t- Ti4J it J-.: 1 w u. if-): Thi Pal ace 000000000000000000000600000000000000000000 OOOOOOOO 0000000000000000000000000000000000 A C-T-C FREE If You Can Find Another Tire That Will Outwear It G-HT-f? TIRES have so com " A vii pletely proved their superiority over ordinary tires that we have been permitted to offer the following remarkable factory Guar anty on' C-T-C fees bought from authorized C-T-C dealers before Jan uary 15th, Place a new C-T-C tire on any wheel of your car opposite any other new tire of the same iize you care to'choose. Then drive the two continuously. If the C-T-C tire fall to outwear the other tire, you will be given a new tire FREE. This offer is the most striking evidencfi of con fidence and good faith ever given the public by a tire manufacturer, and the PKOOF of C-T-C (Uality is put squarely up to YOU. ' iLy mm C-T-C lire won't nldd and enn be driven at low Inflation to "Conserve the Car." They am the mronKet, touifhest, longest enduring tlrett built. BUY YOUR TIRES FOR SPRING NOW In spite of their GUARANTEED SUPERIORITY C-T-C's cost NO MORE than ordinary tires. AUTHORIZED C. T. C. DEALERS IN LA GRANDE Columbia Tire Corporation Factory Branch 1113 Washington St., La Grande PLAYLE OIL COMPANY Other Dealers Throughout the County Ml iv:bm GTr TIRES .jW. ANP "T.HffiF.rL." . 4 '