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Friday, January 11, 1924.
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
WOMEN'S INTEREST
NEWS of SOCIETY
The January committee of the!
Country club uro an follows: Hughi
K. liruily, chainnun: Mr. and Mm.'
Hurley H. Hie ..unison. Mrs. .lulluj
K. ItMalcr, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
Dutton, Miss llerlliu WulsliiRur, Ar
thur Van Flout, Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liam Hicffrlst, Mr. and Mrs. Hill
'templet oi). Mr. and Mm. Hhertnun
Voorliles. Mr,-and Mrs, J. G. Knod
grass, Mr. .and Mrs. it. J. Green.
Mr. and Mrs, Uruce Dennis und
, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Frees.
An unusually pleusunt afternoon
wan spent yesterday by the mem
bers of the Thursday Auction
Bridge club, when they met at the
home of Mrs. R 8. Ivanhoe. A de
licious three course luncheon wnb
served by tho hostess at 1 o'clock,
after which the afternoon was
spent at three tables of bridge,
with high lienors going to Mrs
Georjre T. Cochran.
Mrs. Kobert Paterson will enter
tain the club next Thursday, Janu
ary 17, with a 1 o'clock luncheon
and an afternoon at bridge.
The members of the J. II. Card
club spent a delightful afternoon
yesterday when they met at the
home of Mrs. 1-1. H. Boylen. The
afternoon was pleasantly spent n1
three tables of "Mio" vith high
honors Kolnff to Mrs. I.. G. Terry
and Mrs. lVrry Caldwell winning
tho consolation prize.
Before adjournment a delicious
two course luncheon was served by
tho charming hostess and an en-
- joyable hour spent in social visit
ing.
Mrs. A. J. Htange left Inst eve
ning, en route for Portland, Vhere
she will spend a few days visiting.
The Clio club will meet tomor
row afternoon with Mrs. Hal Boh-
nenkamp as hostess.
One of the most enjoyable events
of the season occurred last eve
ning when the Gleamer's class of
the Christian Kimduy school, met
In the basement of tho church for
an evening of pleasure. This party
was the first one held by tho class
for several weeks and was well at
tended by all members.
Old and new games furnished the
entertainment for the evening, af
ter which delicious refreshments
were served.
The Foreign M isstonary soclet y
of the Methodist church spent an
Interest Ing afternoon Wednesday,
when they met at the home of Mrs.
Blla Poly. Mrs. Tully was leader
for the day nnd her topic was
"Created Forces in Japan." Mrs.
Uuy Tyler led the devotional in a
very unique way and the afternoon
was passed in a wry pleasant man
lier. He fore adjournment a delic
ious luncheon was served and a
delightful social hour spent.
rocket on Cuff. '
-.oudon. A guest at tho Savoy
recently wore to tea one of the now
pouch pockets of suede. These)
pockets, which are detauhnbto, are-
ry flat and worn on tho coat
cuff. Inside is a mirror and pow
der puff.
Colorful Hummer Coming.
New York. llathlng suits for
wear at the winter resorts Indicate
a colorful summer on Northern
beaches. The, swankiest suits
shown here today havo two shades
of the same color; the overdrew
being, for example, of henna satin
und tho knickers of a lighter shade
In jersey.
Tailored Frock.
New York. The very tailored
little frock Is decidedly hero for
women of all ages. A pretty model
Is san with a fine plaid In a thin
green stripe. The' only ornament
is a narrow leather belt with a si I
ver buckle.
Flndley. William H. Crane and
Alec Francis are always real una
appealing as his cronies. Others
in the notable cast are John. Sain
poils, William .Haines. Fred Ksmel
ton. Martha Mattox, Fred J. But
ler, Charles Hickman, Craig Bid-
dlo Jr. Crclghton Halo und Hay-
mond Hatton. . - -
Three Wise Fools" nnd a lute
Fox News are tho attractions at
the Arcade Theatre for Friday and
Saturday.
THEATERS
Fashion Notes
Tom Mix Leaves .
Covvbody Role and
Becomes "Soft Boiled"
At Star.
Single Kariing.
Paris. In her effort to be un
usual, the Purislenne today is dig
ging up medieval fushlojis. At pres-1 produced the famous film
ent she Inclines toward .a single first special attraction.
In presenting Tom Mix In a role
unlike any In which he has ever
appeared, William Fox also has
star's
toft
Viola Dana Delights
Public in
"Rouged Lips,"
Showing at Sherrys.
A Metro picture, "Itouged Ups,"
with Viola Dana its star .opened at
the Hherry Theatre last night. It
is a ptoturlsmtion of HUa Welman's
story called "Upstage," which tip
peared formerly in The Saturday
Evening Post. It Is a disclosure ot
life behind tho' stage curtain, a
story of stage people. It was di
rected by Harold Shaw from scen
ario by Thomas J. Hopkins and
ably photographed by John Arnold.
Uttle Norah, one of the devils
chorus of "thirty under twenty.
meets her Prince Chaining. Jimmy,
who wants to marry her, and so on
through the plot.
Viola Dana gives a vivacious per
formance, sparkling and Mfe-liko.
With Miss Dana, as Jimmy. Is Tom
Moore who also gives a very com
petent performance full of humor.
Comedy, "The Busybody."
Neck
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The most beautiful neck In
France is owned by Collet to Lulll,
At least that Is the story reaching
this country following a unique
contest in Paris. How do you
think it compares with American
necks?
earring,
striking.
very long, heavy
Fine i:rfects In Sweater.
Paris. Many of the newest
sweaters ure knitted by exiled
members of Husslun, Greek and
Jugoslavia aristocracies who are
and . nolled," which opens at the Kiar
Theatre today for three days. The
very title. In 'connection with the
appearance of Tom Mix, sounds
paradoxical and It is. The hundy
fjslcd westerner nulls fighting, for
one thing. He Abandons chaps and
sombrero for second-hand checks
using their national colors and pat- and then, he wears hurn-rlmmed
tlerns with splendid effect. - spectacles. ' "-
A rollicking love story forms the
basis of "Soft Boiled," with Blltlc
Dove playing opposite Tom Mix,
Personal Mention
1 Olsen of Perry, spent yester
day In Im Grande on business.
jHermlston guests who were regis
tered at the Foley last evening.
Mrs. John Yoller of North Fork,
returned to her home after a short
visit In l.a Grande.
Mrs. J. Stevens of Portland, re
turned to her home after u short
visit In Union and Wallowa.
Mrs. Nellie Hhults or Ashton.
Idaho, arrived in Ial Grande last
evening und will make this her
home for the present..
Mrs. Sadie Hall of llsilm-a. left
this morning on tho brunch, line
train for i.ostinu on a short busi
ness trip.
Mr. und Mrs. John Clifford of
Portland, returned to their home
after a short visit In I, a Grande.
It. Luvis of Maxville. Is in
.the city for a short lime shopping
nd attending to business. While
here Mr. Lavis is registered at the
Foley. "
Mrs. W. A. Fay of Wallowa,
passed through La Grande last
evening on her wuy to Lewlston,
Iduho, where she will vlslt for some
time.
Miss fiolda Phorman of Perry,
spent Thursday in Lu. Grande
shopping.
J. P. Itolllns of Bates. Oregon,
passed through la Grande last eve
ning en route for his home after
u short business trip there.
T. Townsend was among tin
l'lio Corset That Breathes
Paris has returned to corsets
and decreed that,
' Shapeless waist-lines
Protruding abdomens
Hjlky hips are passe.
The enlarged waist-line Is not
popular with women who care
about their personal appear
ance. Weur a LA CAMILLB and
be coniTortuble. A complete
lino of the different modela al
wuya on 'baud.
Mrs. Robt. Pallison
Corse! tore
Phone 32.MV Res. 1IU2 Oak
Miss Gladys Bird Is here fnmi
Joseph for a short time visiting
friends. Shy is registered at the
Foley while in La Grande.
N. Combs Is down from Wal
lowa on u short business trip and
In registered umong the guests al
the Hommer.
Movie Maker Beats
Own Record in
"Three Wise Fools" ! ;
Showing at Arcade.
King Vldor has gone his own re
cord as an orglnal und vcrtttsttc
motion' picture director one better
through his direction of his first
(Inldwyn photoplay, "Three Wise
Fools," from Auston Strong's popu
lar stage pjay which was produced
by John Golden - and Winchull
Smith. It was shown for the first
time In La Grandu at the Arcu-de
theatre yesterday und proved Itself
one of the most entertaining nnd
artistic of the season's productions.
Hleanor Boardman repeats the
success she won in "Souls for Sale."
Claude Glllingwatcr repeats his
Ktage impersonation of the lovable
N. Y. HEIRESS IS
WEDDED TO COUNT
NKW YOltK (AP) Society was
surprised to learn from the news
papers Thursday that Miss Milll
cent Rogers, 20.year-old heiress
to the exlate of Colonel and Mrs.
Henry Huddlcson Hogers, had
been married at tho munlctpul
building Tuesday to Count Lud
wig Salm-von Hoogstratcn of Aus
tria, twice her age, who served his
country in the World war. Colonel
Itogern left an estate ot' $4u,uuu,
000 by his father, H. K. Rogers, a
pioneer In Standard Oil.
R 1h believed the count and his
bride arc staying at the Rita CarW
ton hotel, whero tho bride's par
cnti have a suite.
It is believed that the bride's
parents were unaware that the
pair's acquaintanceship had pro
gressed o far.
Klectrlo Service HcsuiimhI.
MA KSH FIKLD, Or. lteedsport
again has 24-hour, electric service,
after the city hud been without
power for two weeks. The plant,
owned by the " Shorey Light &
Power company, went out of com
mission when a crankshaft was
broken and while the place was
closed down the company construe
ted a concrete foundation fur Its
engine. The service was greatly
improved by the remodeling.
IMBLER COUPLE
MARRIED HERE
IMIiLKlt (Special) Vollle
Squlro returned Sunday from As
toria, where he was visiting rela
tives. Ivan Hingainnn und Miss Vera
Gurna were married In La Grand--Friday
afternoon. Mr. Illngumati
will finish his college course and
Mrs. Bingamun will continue her
high school work. They hnvo many
friends who wish them good luck.
Mist: Ruth Mttrcul wus visiting
friemln in l.a Grande Monday,.
Dart ItohbH came down from
Lone Pine Sunday for a visit with
friend:) In Imbler.
J. K. Allen came down from la
Grandu Monday on business.
Mr. and Mrs. William Westen
HOUSE DRESSES
At Clearance Prices
THIS IS THE MONTH OF LOW PRICES
ON HOUSE FROCKS V
This is the first month of the year and
time for clever housewives to make certain
"house dress resolutions."
First, to wear jn-etty frocks every morn
ing in 1924; then to secure these dresses
economically. This house dress
valuable. There are aJ.M'.'"iiiiiiiber
becoming si yleawTeach dress gingham,
percale or
priced.
ij.ni!" j
of '
Tateen is
very inexpensively
business,
William Taylor came down from
I,a Grunde Sunday to visit his fa
the. Luclan Tangreen. went to La
Grande Wednesday to look after
business und visit among hlM
frleiuL'.
L. A. Prewolt was a passenger
to La Grande Wednesday to look
after his store hulldim;. He will
skow took their young son to Lu ' be ready to move about tho mld-
Grando for physical examination, '"le or uexi weeK.
Mrs. Prior Is very ill at her MrH- Van Long wus called to
wero In 1-a Grande Monday on did not fare so well us tho Muddy
Creek boys wero too much for
them nnd went home with a vic
tory to their credit.
Clay 'Fox was called to Klgln
Tuesday to look over the fire loss.
Hou Garn has been In Lu Grande
Tor the past few days tuklng treat
ments for rheumatism.
unite Smith came tip from Vin
cent to visit his family. He ha a
logging contract.
home, Dr, Moore is In attendance.
Kverett Keown has returned to
Imbler to be near tho Doctor ami
be where bis mother can take care
of him. He has inflamutory rheu
matism. Warehouse Opened.
Tho Westenskow warehouse was
opened Monday for luminous. They
have a crew of workers, busy pack
Ing out the apples. They loaded
out u car Tuesday for Dun Welllc
and Co.
Pete Rollins loaded a car of ap
plea rrom his packing house Tues
day. I'm uk Graham was In Imbler
Tuesday preparing to ship out ft
cur of hogs Wednesday. ,
Joe Roh:j and Allie Watson are
working In lu Grande this week.
The social dunee given In tho
farmers I'nlon Hull was u success.
William Hnekmnn and wife
the home of her father, Mr. Mc
Calllster who Is very low with
phneumoula.
Mr. Prior went to I a Grande
thl week where he is taking med
ical treatments. '
Tho Andrews UrotherH took
their radio over to Summerville
Tuesday evening to demonstrate to
the Summerville people. They
took three orders tot a set. In thut
community.
Mr. and Mrs; Perrln, of Lower
Cove, were Imbler visitors Wed
nesday. They wero accompanied by
Mn Richardson.
Tho Muddy Creek young people
Invaded our little town Friday eve
ning when thoy came to wallop
our huskcthatl tdutuk ' Tho T&lrffV
proved the best players, when they
carried away tho honor of beat
ing the Muddy Creek girls In a
fast and furious game. The hoy
Short lo Buckley was up from Hi-
gin Wednesday looking after bus
iness Interests for the Light Company.
CONVENTION TO
SEEK SOLUTION
CRIME PROBLEMS
nKTltOIT (Al'). Muuns to
wurtl tho Hollltlon of criminal
proltluma will bo further iIIhcuhhimJ
at tlu ummiil mi'otlnf? hero Jan
uury 11-12 of tho American In
Ntltuto of Crlmlnul Luw nnd Crlm-
lnolotry uccordlnir lo JumeB Hron-
son Hi-ynoll8, preHlui-nt, who will
roport on protfroas In tho work.
Otlior foiitjriw of tho proBnun
will ho niportn by tho uoininit
I'l.cSl oiV'loi'llillmil 'rocords ''und'-Ktlt-
llHtlca und on survoys niailn In
olhor Holds. Prof. K. B. l-'rossloy
of tho Northwestern . t'nlvorslty
School of l.nw will Hponk on Ih
' Notice to Cmlltoni.
Nollco la by this Riven that the
undorslffnod hus boon appointed by
tho County. Court of tho State of
Oregon for Union County oxocu
trlx of tho cstato of Anna B. Hen
ry, docoimod. und hua duly quall
lled thorofor: and that all poraonB
havlnir olulnis ugulnst tho cBtuto of
tho fluid decedont nro rociulred to
proaent duly verified with tholr
proper vouchora. within alx months
from tho date of tho firm publica
tion of this notlco. to tho under
signed . al her realdonoe In . l.a
Orundo. Union county. Oregon, or
leave llii'tn at tho law office of
Jno. B, Hodgln, In auld clt, coun
ty nnd atato. i - ......
l)uto of flint publication, Ue
irombcf aiUliVi!. rnt-y '
i .. Mabel 1''. Allen. .
Kxecutrlx of tho Estate of
'' Anna U. Henry. Deceased.
Dee. Jl-Jnn. 7-H-SI-28
Mrs. John Webb Is In from Kl- 1
gin today visiting friends und shop
ping. Hhe is ut the Savoy.
LA GRANDE'S
Sale of AH Sales!
he
W. C. Light foot of I.wlslon,'
Idaho, Is in Ia Grandu for a few j
days on business und is stopping
at the -Foley.
O. C. . Young, who mak'-s his
home at Herinisf on, is among the
out of town business visitors in this
city "today.
Wade I'rooks. merchant from
Enterprise, wus registered ut the
Soinmer last evening.
Chester Newlin left, lodny Tor
Seattle, Washington, where he will
remain for sometime.
Mrs. O. F. Smith was among the I
Klgln guests at the Savoy last eve-!
ning. She Is in for a few days,
shopping.
K. White Is down from Wal-
Iowa for a few days and while !
here Is stopping at the Sommer.
T. J. Harnes and II. F. Turnbull. ,
of Walla Walla, are In the city to- j
day transacting business. They are i
registered at the Sommer. t
Foley Grill
Noihing instills pride in a community more
than a first-class Grill
La Grande's Foley Grill fulfills this important
mission.
Deep appreciation
of our home peu
In our unit you
best of food, ad at
ary eating Wousesitffa restaur
Music e4tnoon and evening.
Hear Kathleen Campbell sing with the Eu
phonia accompaniment.
Come and dine with us.
You Will Be Pleased
THERE HAS NEVER BEEN KNOWN SUCH A VAST DISTRIBUTION OF QUALITY
MERCHANDISE FOR MEN AT SUCH SAVINGS AS IN THIS
CLEARANCE SALE
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LUMBER
WHICH WILL YOU TAKE?
Sunietime you must decde whether you will use the
best lumber or-cheater lumber. We have both.
One costs mare now and lc
One costs less novtrtrmore later
It's a wisetaMMfwho can look ahead
YOU WILL TAKE WHICH?
TELEPHONE MAIN 8
Bowman - Hicks Lumber
Company
For Mill and Box Wood Phone Main 517
J. L. Munhaii
Wool Shirts
?(i.0() Reduced to ...$4.0a ,
'aHrtCflilced lo .II.'JI.'.InAj.
Rubbers
REDUCED
l(P and 20
Hats and Caps
Reduced 20
Tailor-Made
Suits
Imported Woolen, Reduced
10
Ready-Made
Suits
Reduced 25
Heavy Stag
Shirts $6.55
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hand informntlon gathered by
I'rof. Humupl B.. Warner of the
University of Oregon. ,
The InHlltuto lion been enable 1
to function In regurd to records :
unci BliitlBtlcg through tho genor.
oslty of John D. Rockefeller, Jr.,,
nnd the work of tho survey com
mittee Is supported by the aid of
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