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npnuary 26,' 1921.
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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WS of SOCIETY
Mtm. Th
visiting iftwuloty . circles toduy
llrliiiKniinif nrrl..
Muni Klftf ii Mali Jongg party
ii. II. JMiuy uriornoon. wlih
nnil roNii jutlilurd and Mrs. l,to
ou'rt y.tylcasca. at thu liuluo of
Intoxlrntnjna wore Ijcuullful
ftinllei puU-il. Music will lie furnish
ed by l.onuy's orclualru.
.
A dfllKhtful affair took pine
liml writing whin Lnwrinrit Kerr
entertained a number or fi-li-mlit at
lilB home at 2U"7 Norlh Kir street.
Afler a very enjoyahle tiim. wiih
spent socially a delicious luncheon
was served.
vltli red carnations
J'ini'd fmf prize was awarded to
(ieoring IllBhest at each of
routs lij' Jef Mali Jonirp. BOlng to
followina Htoddard. Mrs. Harvey
HheeilioKugust Htange and Mrs.
-ees. and the consolation
MlKhtly Ir to Mrs. buster Stod-
JiiiihlU a delicious lunch eon was served.
ler of M'le afternoon u delicious lurinB the tlin.. luncheon was
of this 0' luncheon was served being served u chiiriiilni; niiisieal
cons.sliiiK
The Young Ladies Sodality or
the Catholic church were hostesses
to a dellKhtrul curd party Wednes
day evening at the lodge, rooms in
the Uuglis hull. Approximutely
fifty were present und at the close
of a very pleusunt evening ul curds
Waistline Is Important Question
)y ill w present vol'i tho ufter-
iHpr$tbijoliitc success.
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. Jnglng the progrum for
, 1 Sill Day. which w ill take
ll wltjsilay. the ladles who do
lo pluy bridge or Mali
ncw.inj,, r(5, , come and en-pt""',0!-Uigton.
which will he con
inrnivy. MrH Alvah Duryea. Any
n J1,nB to 'earn of the plans
, fNewlln.and if concerned
""'nailoJi Jongg to cull Mrs. Earl
!id Tn ladles are over-
"''q tlie-entertainment for the
v""l.on. ...
r'.!"5 eoniiiiirtce In charge prom
tils .tj afternoon ot real pleusure
r.'in-c expecting' about two hun
.fudles for the afternoon and
many more people to join
the Biippcr hour, which
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program was rendered
ot a pluno solo by Constnnce Kay.
a clever reading by Marie Xovvmun.
a pluno solo by furl Melnnis and a
beautiful vocal selection by l.eona
Waldrof.
The girls expect lo give one or
these parties each month ami u
good lime is anticipated for every
one who attends.
The riirent-Teachers .iwiciulion
of Hie Greendwood school held its
regular monthly meeting Krlduy
afternoon and a very entertaining
program was givrfn. .Sterling Stark
played an excellent solo on the
harmonica and Miss fhamllcr, ac
companied by Mrs. William, Jlc
Ueassen, sung two deliglillul soles
entitled "And Yet" and "llring
Ilack that Old Kushloned Waltz."
Doctor l.andis was the main
speaker of the afternoon and gave
n! KflM nVlnft. un.l Inelu nn
,)r'' V. .,',. ...la very interesting and instruct
ihtii nt-i vi-u. iv (ins ... ...
2,. '"J music, will bo furnished and !'lk " ,hc 'anger und eon ca
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"Oio nu'iuburs of the Kaffce
Miijicli club spent u vi-ry rnjoyabh'
slrco Inst t-vnlnB", when they met at
. liona of common colds, diphthfriu,
scurlct fever und nu-aalca and nt
lated his audluncu with some valu
able intorimiliun as lo the manner
of carinj for thu sick.
TJie aKsoctution ia continuing the
Hot lunches at noon for the chll-
Where shall tho waistline be placed this season? A simple question. ,
: Tho answer is even simpler. It can't be placed anyvhero because It ia '
' fashionably non-cxistant. AU lines are straight. The aide seams are
cither entirely straight or as nearly so as possible. The modols sketched
; ahow the new silhouette both as it is straight and when the line ia broken
at tho hips.
... limit., nf W I ..-1th M - 1
j V. "idren und arc maklnjf plans for un
ho Mra. lncent Palmer and Mr . onU!l.luinm,nt l0 buhe Vl.n soon t0
cl Mrs. W. It. Jones ua hosts and hcp pay (.sp(.niJr8t
(frstusse. : An Interesting evening
The next meeting will lie held on
ihfS sp:nt at seven tables of bridge, I ..,-,..- ,7 . ' ,
l iiiii Jiwiiuia kuiiik i" ua. o'clock. The
I'onomie unu ji Anurews. 1
I The rooms wcro beautifully deco
ted with exquisite plnlc carna
ons and fern and before udjourn
lent a delicious two course lunch
eon was Served. '
uui-y 22, at 2
afternoon will be
spent socially and a cordial Invi
tation is extended to all to attend.
Mrs. H. MucCaffn-y will x lioa
tesu to thu Parkdale club Wednes
day, January JJU,
BAKER FAMILY IS
DRIVEN BY FIRE
FROM RESIDENCE
HA Kh.lt, Or. Klro result Inet
from a defect I vo flue was tho
caiiHf of it blazo which, Friday
morning, completely destroyed the
home of Air. and Mrs. Jred Bal
itmt, 211 South Main street, In
Kouth ltaker district. Tho build
ing was owned by tho Oregon
(limber Company und was Insur
ed. Air. Haliant arose, started u firo
and prepared his breakfast and
left for work ut the Oregon Lum
ber Company mill. He had been
gone but a short while, when Mrs,
Dalian! discovering the fire and
its severity sho seized the thro
children and dashed to safety.
They were forced to leave the burn
Ing structure In their night clothes
and were unable to save anything.
All that the family possess Is their
night clothing.
Neighbors, of the district nnd
townspeople came to their assis
tance und gave the unfortunate
family clothing.
: Junior Olrln - Chorus: Hong, by
; Mloddurd brothers tiuarlette and a
Hacred duet by Mrs. Jack i-llutl
and Mrs. Klmer McManus.
- A cordial Invltutlon Is extended
' to all to attend.
Mrs. Clyde Kiddle will be hos-
less to the Alpha club next Thurs
day aHernoon, December 31, ut her
, home tn Island Ctly.
The regular monthly Country
club dunce will be given at the
Country club Monday evening,
January "8. The committee in
charge Is planning a very enter
Th regular M. I. A. Conjoint! The recently organized "Dirly
program will be given Sunday eve-' Dozen Mah Jongg club" met for the
ning, January 27, at the Mormon I first linm at the home of John
Tabernacle. The program fur tho Larlson on Washington uvenue, al
eVenlng Is as follows: M. I. A. .Slo-lter attending the Imskctball game
gun by Joseph 8alkield: Sacred ut the high school last evening,
solo, Mrs. Itay Baunt: lecture, "The Three tables of Mali Jongg were
Kii-Uhr Our fathers." by (. M. urenured and Mm fiisclnniin!? irnm..
Jensen: violin solo. Irvln Zundell. i wwm ni..t'n,i f,
accompanied by Miss Ituth Hram- and a half, at the ind of which
; well: "The -Articles of Kalth." g1v-ihc winner of each table was
n.uy thirteen girls: song, ly the awarded wlih a beautiful knit cra
vat us a prize.
One of the most delightful fea
tures of thu evening was the very
delicious luncheon served, which
consisted of hot chocolate, sand
wiches, cake and Ices. An unsuc
cessful attempt, by friends of the
boys to steal the refreshment was
frustrated and after enjoying the j
bountiful repast the guests depart-:
ed declaring they had a 'fine time, j
Those present were tam Coch-1
ran. Paul Meyers. Clifford. S ltz, j
Don McKay. Howard Itwatty. i
Thomas Hruce, Jack Dennis. Thorn-j
as Itusscll. George Glass, Muriani
Headley, Merlyn Mayger and John'
CHURCHNEIVS
.tabling evening and a good time is Larison.
Personal Mention
Mr. .mil Mrs. C. M. While unit
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Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Coleman of
lloise, Idaho, were registered at the
savoy last evening.
j Mrs. Cecil Hell is over from Cove
r today shopping and visiting friends
and while here Is stopping at the
fioiiimtp.
I,. Altman came down from Kn
terprlse today on a short business
ami pl-Tsure trip and is registered
ait the .Summer.
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I J. I.. Soule. of Haker. Is among
(the business visitors In this city to-
Uuy.
' Mr. nnd Mrs. J. C. Lewis came
fdown from Knterprlse last evening
a ml a rc reglst e red at t he l'ol ey
jThey arc here transacting business.
j Mrs., -10. It. Guye and daughter
jnnd Mtss Itobertu Smith left this
morning on No. 17 for Pendleton,
twhere I hey will visit for a short
Mime,
Miss Goldie Phorman of IVrry.
who has been visiting In l.a Grande
returned to her homo last evening.
Mrs. 10. Q, Murehlield of Wal
hma, arrived in Da Grande on a
short visit.
Mrs. R. T. Ames of Walla Wnlla.
returned tn her home ufler a abort
visit in Haker.
Mrs. T. S. Sliafer of lieu l. Ore
gon, nrlurned homo after a short
visit in Joseph.
Andrew Pierce left this morning
for his home in ciariKhoine,. Can
ada, arier visiiing hn wit h Mr.
and Mrs. W. W. Dal ham. "
I'M 1 1ST MIOTHODlST KPISCO
PAD CIU ltCH Tomorrow Is to br
a Hed Letter Day In the services
of this church. Note the outstand
ing opportunities.
10:oo a. m. Men's For u in ad
dressed by Supl. Kwlng on the sub
ject "The Cunon of Scripture."
Mrs. It. P. I,undls' class of young
women will be addressed by thr
Itev. Charles Wesley Tcnney ot
Gooding. Idaho, president of Good
ing college.
11:00 a. m. Worship. The ser
mon at this hour to be preached
by Doctor Tcnney.
B:00"p. in. The monthly Vesper
servlc,. by the choir. At this ser
vice ihe choir will render only mil
sic written by Churleg Gounod,
th" entire program being high
clays. The sermon to be delivered
at this servle,. will be by Doctor
William SI. lOuing of Hoisc.
Following Is liu program to be
given ut Ihe five o'clock Vesper
hour lo which tho public and in li
sle lovers arc invited. The Vesper
will close about 0:15 p. m.
1. Organ Prelude, "Kanctus," Gou
nod.
2, Introductory remarks on Gou
nod Iho composer.
1. Scripture reading.
". Solo. "Nazareth," Gounod 10. D.
Towler.
(i. Jlyinn. No. (JUG. Congregation.
'led by choir. f
7. Prayer.
S. Duet. "O Divine lledccmcr,"
(inunoil Mr. nnd Mrs. Sher
wood WIUIuiliH.
9. Anlheni, "Send Out Thy Light.'
10. Offertory. Violin solo. "Ave
. Marie," Gounod- Mr. Lindsay.
11. Solo, "Sing, Smile, Slumber,"
Gounod Mrs. Itay Kuller.
Duet, "Forever Willi the Lord."
Gounod Mrs. G. H. Currey
und Mrs. A. W. Nelson.
Anthem. "Hy Hubylon's Wave,"
Gounod.
M. Sermon address, ltev. William
M. Kwing.
1G. Anthem. "Unfold Ye Portals."
(Kcdempt Ion), Gounod.
IC. Orgon Post hide. "Soldiers Cho
rus" (Faust ), Gounod.
Mrs. Sherwood Williams, Directing.
Mrs. A. 10. Klnman, Organist.
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MUST HAPTIST CHURCH
Sunday School at 10 a. in., Mrs. C.
K. Huppersclt, superintendent. He
in your place Sunday and bring a
friend. The teacher and the class
will bo glad to welcome you. The
subject of the morning sermon
will be "Lessons from the Hook or
Daniel." Tho Hlblu never grows
old. Daniel saw things in our day
and beyond und recorded them.
In the evening the subject will he
"Tho Church In Us building." This
will be a study of the Spiritual
church. At the evening hour Mr.
Llndscy's orchestra of five pieces
will furnish fliu music. Mr. Llnd
sey will play a violin solo. , The
music In the morning will be fur
nished by the church choir. Mrs.
Frank S. Jester, director of music.1
Mrs. C. IQ. Happersflt. pianist. The,
A PRE-INVENTORY
C-O-A-T
Buying Opportunity
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C0ST '
FOR FOUR LAST DAYS OF JANUARY THAT
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AFFORDS EXTRAORDINARY SAVJNG
ALL REMAINING COATS AT LESS
THAN MANUFACTURERS
ress
$39 to $54
Rarely arc j
prices
an opportunity to buy sucli high class distinctive Coats at these low
Buy Now And Save
'All charge purchases for balance. of January go on March 1st statements.
LADIES READY-TO-WEAR
AND MILLINERY
offering for Ihe HupliHt Tn it of the
W. C. T. IT. Home rr Orphan Chil
dren was very gratifying Sunday.
A. It. Sllton, pastor.
CIIUIST1AN CHCItCir Preach
ing hy the pastor at both the morn
ing and evening services. On last
Sunday our Hlblc School reached
(he highest mark for Hie winter.
It meets at it : 4 r sharp. All C 10.
meetings at 0:30, Have you heard
Hie Senior C. 10. Chorus at Ihe eve
ning service? Our Church Night
on Thursday evening Is proving a
Joy and blessing. Drop In and sce
wliat it is like. Interest la center
ing on the coming "Home Force
are glad of the Intercut manifest In
our church life, und extend a cor
dial welcome to all who may wish
to worship with us, N. D. Wood.
our how 'church homo will be held
on Sunday morning ut 11 o'clock,
at. which time anybody desiring to
untie In fellowship with us will be
given tho opportunity of confess
ZION KNQLI8H l.UTHKItAN ing their allegiance to thu Saviour
CHL'ltCH 1103 M avenue, opposlt
high school. Sunday School 10 a.
m. Services 11 a. m. Ant hem by
choir, "Sun of My Soul." by Mc
Alplne. The delegate of Ibis con
gregation to the 24th convention
of the Pacific Hynod will read the
report after tho close of Ihe ser
vice. itov. Win. Uoll. Pustor.
KPISCOPAL VHVnC.H -"W?y
Communion 8:00 a. in. Sunday
111'VIVUI, WI1C1I OCglllH till! IITSl ; U,.llnnl (!& II til l,,cninir M.rtrl.-..
Sunday In February. Stick a ptnM1:00 ... KV.nlnir servlee '7-.n1
p. m. The reader of this notice Is
for that date, und watch tor un
nouncements next week. O. W.
Jones, Minister.
ISLAND C 1 T Y COMMUNITV
ClIUItl'H Dr. Kwlng will nucule at
11 a. m. President C W. Tcnney
of Gooding college will speak at
0:110 p. in. Kpworlh League at
7:30 p. in. 11. K. Wallis, pastor.
MIOTHODlST CHlfHCil, SOUTH
Sunday school 10 a. in. Sermon
1 1 a. 111. Young Peoples meeting
0:30 p, m. Itev. J. II. Dills, presid
ing elder, will occupy 1 be pulpit
at 7:30 a. 'Tu. "Church Night,"
Wednesday evening, 7:30. Scrip
ture lHson 1 Cnr. 1st eluipti-r. We
A. C. Young of Hermiston, Ore
gon. Is among Ihe business visi
tors in La Grande I oil sty.
Mrs. L. J. Uobbs and children
are spending a few days at Plea-
Juunt Valley visiting relatives.
. W. .McAllislcr of Salt Lake
h 'ity. I'tah. was registered ut the
Isominer last evening.
Miss Lovenla Vermillion came In Mrs. Den Urannan und daugh-
from Klgin lust evening on u short Iters left this morning 011 No. '.M
business Hnd pleusure trip. She 1st for Huntington, where th-y will
the guests at the Summer lust eve
ning by H. U. JamlcHon.
Miss Orar-e Morris is down from
Maxvtllc toduy shopping ami visit
ing' frknds. She is reglad-red at
tho Savoy.
Mrs. A. Sobie is In La Grand- t"
duy from Gibbon on tmsiness. She
Is stopping ut the Savoy.
stopping ut the Savoy.
' Mis Wanda Smith returned to
Pendleton this morning after visit
ting relatives In La Grande.
f A. N. LeHeau of Hates. Oregon,
its among the out of town business
visitors In this city who uro regis
tered ut the Fob-y.
visit for a few days.
Mrs. Guy Kills and daughter.
Margin-ritf. left this morning for
Hot Uike,
Ihe day.
vh'-rc th'y will spend
Mrs. J. C. Uriggs of -Mt. Gh n. ti
spending few das in Iiak r on '
business. .
Mrs. J. I. Cusey and daughter of Mrtr Gtrfr- H'-bb-n b-fl tfideyj
Meuclium. spent Friday in La'tor liuk'-r. when- sh will visit her'
Grande on busiuess. j brother, Arnold Koss.
st Arrived
Sonic Pretty Voiles and
Fancy Crepes .
This mateiial is just right to
make your hew bpnng Blouse.
rancy Figired Creixis, yAJrtZl
Assortmc
yard fi.......:... ........3 k
Othe gixfus arrivinir dailv
Andrews9 Variety
Store
Service Economy
Oriole
Chocolate
Chips
An especially fine con
fection and one yoir
svuy
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S lo like. !ll
JMJc j I
at ciur
soniethinjt new
Candy Counter
Red Cross
Drug Store
particularly Invited. - ltev. S. V.
Creusey, Hector. '
PUKSBYT10HIAN CHL'ltCH
TIim first eomiii union Ht-rvlfe
or transferring their membershl:
from their former home. Our new
communion table, u gift of appre
ciation, will bo dedicated ut this
service. All members of the church
and congregation uro urged to be
present, remembering our your
text. Our tiuarlette, ' Mrs. A. L.
Itithardson, Mrs. W. ll. Ilohnen
kamp, Jr.. I jiwrence Dutton und
PHr;' lc.' r. rrowier."wiu sing" the
anthem: "Thu King of Love My
Shephrrd Is." by Shelley, und L. J,
Llndsey will play u violin solo as
the offertory. Mrs. v. W, JJerry.
aceompaiiisl. Another large, con
gregation should be In attendance
as "This do. In remembrunou of
'Ale,' said the Christ. Our SundHy
Seliool meets al IlHfi With cllisses
and teachers for alt und the Curls'.
Hun Kndcuvor meeting Is culled for
fl:snt Wo invito nil without
church home to dwell1 with ua lit
worship, study und service Win.
Crosby Uoss, Minister. '
SALVATION Art MY Hpeclul
treat for the Sunday School chil
dren Sunduy morning ut 0:30 u. rh! -Monduy
evening will be devoted to
a Y. P. rally. This 'Is known us
the Y. P. Annual und they uro cele
brating for three duysv1 -; ,
Fill ST CHUKCH Ol'" CHHI8T
SCIIONT!rrpiJttrnli' of "Klrsl ana
Washington. Sunduy morning sor
vlco at 11 o'clock.
Subject: "Truth.",. , . ,
Sunduy school at 'l:45 a. in. Wed
nesday evening meeting at 8:0
o'clock Heading room open to tho
public every Monduy, Wednesday
und Salurduy from two to four. AU
tire invited,
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First conic First served
Kegular . Sale
I'rico I'rice
Two Lettuce Sets .....1$ 4.00' $2.10
Three-piece Tea S'jt -$15.00 $8.40
Set of Salad Fol ks .$ 7.00 $3.63
Set of Bullion Spoons .... $ 7.00 $3.65
Salad Set ' $ 6.00 , $3.50
Fruit Bowl ; $ 5.50 $2.73
Serving Spoon a 2.50 . $1.33
Set of Butter Spreaders $6.00 $3.13
Spoon Tray 5.00 $2.50
Dessert Spoons $ 7.25 $1.45
Soui) Spoons $ 7.50 ' $4.60
Oyster Forks , $ 5.00 $2.65
Bony Spoon .1 $ 3.00 . $1.83
Tomato ServmV '. $ 3.25" $2.00'
Tie or CidjoScrver $ 3.00 $1.73
Set oftVuit Knives $' 4.50 - . $2.25
CoIoVfilfflit Fork $ 1.75 $1.03
Cciim Ladle $ 2.00 $1.13
ct Tea liirirtn -t7S $2.30
501 iea spoons :. $ l.To " 81.05
Set of Dinner Forks $ 7.50 $4.20
Set Butter Knife and .Sugar Spoon. $ 2.00 $1.73
One Mahogany Serving Tray ..$ 4.50 $2.25
One Mahogany Serving Tray $ 4.00 $2.00
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Price ... I'rice
3 Sets of Sterling D(!.sscrt Spoons $18.00 , $11.35
One Sterling Silver Berry Spoon. $ 8.00 . $ 5.05
One Set Sterling Silver Soup Spoons, $20.00 $12.01)
One Cold Meat Fork $ 5.25 $ 3.30 .
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. La Grande's Leading Jewelers & Optometrists '
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