La Grande evening observer., January 28, 1924, Image 3

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.vTo'nday, January 2S; 1921.
PAGE THREE
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
' : WOMEN'S INTEREST
BIEWS'of
MVh. f'hosn llohnenkmup was
hoHlfiw lo one of the most rhurni
ti)K ttffTalrH of the st'iiHon Siiliinluy
afternoon, whn she wave ft !
l.Khiljiil lunrlit-on at tin- Country
ntuliij After u dt-Urlous four course
lllIKi'On W(1H RiTVi'fl tll' Ill'liTIUMJH
wi.sj$nt at hIk taltltn of lrl..K'.
witlfiilittfh lionorn Roin (o Mm. O.
L, Jj&i'lHon, the Horoml prize to Mrs.
KlIK'TuUl .'UiU tin' consolu
Hon .-lr-lo Koinf? to Mm. Khiiet
ttoil'ijjii.-X-
Th luncheon table. v;i lieuuti
fullMl! ileeoratetl wllli a eolor
whiio of pink iinil white, an ex
f)illHlj' centerpiece Itelnii of lieau
tlinlilj'ink roHiH and carnations hml
vhilr-freeslii 11 lid three cleverly ur
raiiKtti pink cumlliH agahiHt the
snow-white linen. Itefore iiiljoitrn
nien cveryono present prorlnlineil
an eijoyaljle afternoon.
I
Miss Adelaide Dark was hostess
to u idelife'htful duncliitf pariy Sat
urday evening, at the home of lr.,
and firs. A. J.. Klchurdson. Twon-ty-foiir
young people were present
and Jfter a very enjoyable evening
spi singing and dancing and
having a good time delicious re
frcslijnents were served. "
t ....
Thi' regular monthly Country
clubjdance win be held nt the
Country club this evening. Music
will jie furnished by honey's or
chestra nnrt a good time is nnttrl-
pat
Thi J. 11, Card club will meet
1 iiuriiiiiy nun rtiiw, lerry 1 inii ru
as hrcdess.
Mi. II, C. Urady will be hostesH
to tlb Thursday Auction It ridge
club
I'hursday at the Country club,
icon will be served ut one
I.iine
o'cloiik
after which the afternoon
spent at bridge.
will
Westminster Guild will meet
iy, Kebruary 4, with Mrs. J.
Mom
. Hffwser as hostess.
Young Ladles Kdiicntlonal
ary will meet Tuesday, I-'eb-5,
with Mrs. It. 1'. Laudls.
AiinII
ruary
Thi I'urkdtile club which was to
have t met with Mrs, MacCaffrey
WefliW'sday, January SO. has been
postponed until Kebruary (!.
Short and Long.
PhfIs. The short coat of one
material with the frock ol anolher
material and shaile continues to
find mvor today. Hut the frock is
lilw lyi nowndays to have a fooling.
perh:itJjj'iuu,iiicJuii.ak'ldo,of--tlie.
coateix material.
n Wa 1st line Whatever.
TarlH. No waistline whatever,
nn unbroken sheath from shoulder
to knee I his sort of gown is popu
lar at present but it is permitted
1 hat It bo relieved by a graceful
ornament. The ornament is a long,
flat bow of satin placed up and
down on one hip, with ends hang
ing to the dress hem.
Newest K veiling Coll nr.
T.ondon. The newest collar for
the evening cloak of sombre lone
is a shirred and shaped affair of
white fur. The collar Is short, by
former measurements, but it is so
'shaped that It lies flat like a frame
for the face when the cloak is open,
and billows beautifully high
around the ears when the neck is
closed, Vv
Itlbbons in I, leu of Sleeve.
' New York. One of the dance
frocks shown here today which has
no sleeves whatever does its best
to hide the lack by means of black
velvet ribbons. These fastened at
one side of the nrnihole. lie in a
loose knot on the upper arm be-
U'i L , fV l. MiBii Mildred Uoyl, iluuKlilor of I H Vrv S . tl II lu IJ Oramlo National Honk Hl(l
" aShlOn INOteS I! Mr. ami Mm. U uoyl, ,l a i I - I oramlc. Orwon.
j . Krnilualii or ihn l .a (1 ramie lilirh H js&S&??slV&i&fss& imionk naiH m oooooooooooooooooooooooo .-n m iw '
I Short ami l,onK. '-hool In 1921. hol.la the position 'A tmJBSZiim I N ' - 1 111
W 4 W$MflL OfV. A. la. oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo V?MSmrikmlkkS Sr3 Hi
a wi 11. jm-: , , FiiLJl' I -
"""i T ' oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo j j S't-l jrafp' ' ' jj jj
-h i& Take a ! -'l . r il .
j it'. KODAK ' . WmM , T,y our ' Jrj- I '
:T With You iflpM - Ik IW '-l l--:
I " Winter sports sot tho ' ) Club Luncheons g I
V ' 7 f siixge for) pictures worth (p r&zJ ' Served from 11 till 2 '' itfc-" . 11
"..( $KFz f: nr .. I'k ; Sale of Fine Furniture . I
Vt' . ' S fet so you'll taw V" 0- hC I ONLY THRIVE MORE DAYS ''k
' for yourself how simplo I iXT' ' 1 I Hi' To take advantage ol thew Biff Reductions in '
b, ' I t Kodak photography is, Cf Mo Upp Fu nut ure and Rugs J
I I ILL A Srr Sit I W. H. BOHNENKAMP CO.
i l LONDON Is her new home, 'litis fa I ' . . I
".J Ilw latest phoiograph of Mrs. Krank n J ft oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo Whele VOU alWHVH ftet a SqtiaiC (leal ' "
B. Kellogg, wife of the former I'nit- IVGO LrTOSS AS,t''SAA !
' ed States senator who was appointed IWU l U J VVSWVVWVVVWWVVVVV lljl !ri
, j to succeed Ambassador Harvey at A Ci . ooooooooooooooooqooooooooooooooooooooooooo ' 'tfV J
1 ths Court of St. James. Mrs. II1X TlfS'S'P V. J I
KeUogg aecompanled her hiubatd -'IU& UlUiV " ,y
' ' An "o
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SOCIETY
fon lieing tli
t hn wrist.
d with a biw around
I .nee 011 I'tir-Trimmcd lttsses.
London. I'pon I he f ur-l rimmed
dl-eKHH now so popular, lace is.
rather incongruously, used as wide
ruffles. There is often ion, a long
heavy tassel of fur and rh nille on
(lie girdle.
Oriental i:nVtl In Hair.
New York. A very oriental ef
fect now b: obialtied by smoothing
the hair back from the face, doin
it tow and wearing u double band
of perslan silk motifs across the
forehead, t he motifs being petal
shaped. Willi long earrings in JVr
sian tints, the mihnmi air is very
marked.
Nllrrlng Velvet.
New York. Velvet is mad
soft
and flexible today that it may even
bo shirred without being loo bulky.
One sumptuous negligee of butler
fly velvet voile, u fabric which
combined chenile and voile, has the
entire front shirred in wide
flounce, like effects. -4
Ititssinn Tunic Kffoct.
New York. Tim Kussian tunic
effect is becoming more and more
frequent. It is seen not only in
ohlr frocks, with a swirl of fur at
Hit! hem. but also In long, some
what loose coats, especially for
evening wear.
3 XJTON COUNTY
GIRLS
AT
IN OFFICE
MONMOUTH
MONMOl'TH, Or. (Special to
the Observer) At c student body
election held at the Oregon Nor
mal seliool hero Miss Tansy Vun
H onsen wa elected song leader
Miss Van llousen Ik the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. J, Van H.ou
sen of AHcel and a l!l!t gradual o
of iho !,a Grande High school.
Miss Van Housen was song lead
er of the Senior class until tho
student body office "was con furred
upon her.
Miss liuth Johnson, also a I!) J)
graduate of the La Grande- High
school und daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. S. Johnson of Attcel was elec
ted ns one of the members of tho
"Hotter o. N. S. Committee."
Miss Mildred Uoyl, daughter of
Mr, and Mrs. l, Koyt, and a
grnduato of tho I.a Grande high
school in lt)2l, holds the position
of vice-president of tho Senior
clnsi.
I'nion county never ' fails to
:-:how it's colors.
Publisher In Nmmr ItirtlmtfirTIfy'
Nee it .vmdimiluiis fur Governor!
INDIANAPOLIS. (A!') Two
newspaper uuhlishcrs. of tin -samel
city, are seeking the nomination of'
their respeclivn parlies for gover-J
nor of Indiana. They are Kdwiml'
O. Toner, publisher of The Ande
son Herald, who is a candidate fori
the republican nomination, and
Dale .1. f rittenberger, publisher of
The Anderson it 11 Hi t in, who has
announced himself as a candidate
for the democratic nomination for
governor.
Both are graduates of Indiana
University .t'rlllenberger In Ihe
class of 1S7S and Toner in the cinsu
of "SHli. They will enter the state;
primary to be held in Indiana on
May 4J. '
oi viee-presiilom or tho Senior m . mrrXmillB T-flBPSW J : i..1".-
looonomisis inviieii to Leipie. ! Always f JiveSirttsIaction ll s( ffi w.WtWM (Smlk JMilS
I.KI..HK-. A,.,-An ir.Btitote orl fPZ Ti M YXVt 1 l$$W4miW V!i III
world eeonomles has been eslali- I -"TV C HllVC 1 1 , M WfStpi B5W'Srral IflPiSiW ' ftSS
Halted here under the direction or l '' ' t IS HPI WrfV tP'' fl WW? '
Tiled to leenre. espeeially on the r ' : 1 BjSKfl W3tWWm " Vfy
erononile efleeta or the war on Ihe j ' 1 It 1 1 1 153 ia!gagMW. B" x" igjJk RSaiJ
Attractive Dresses
.7
: I t :
a s Hi) vi
urn
How effectively materials may bo combined Is dcmonslratvd. by the
models sketched. Tailored frocks use colored crepo or f-M'.n to r.-.alc
vest e'en tmd collars that add a lighter touch of color. At'Lci'iiOtn ds.
ure bolder and use almost en.:d lerurtha of both materiaU, s-"- lit'.. vnn
seaively d -elile whii h is trimnuiig u:ul whkh is Un.. Th-t ir--vi with
tiio new hnndkei-ehief siin-.v:i horv is made of flat crvpe and cr. of. Iht
new dwacw in flgured nti!;s. '
Claims Origination of
Improved Type
of l-'ilm
.OKI)ON. AI') Hundre.ls of
niousunda of feet of cinema films
and countless phonograph records,
are being carefully ' preserved by
museum authorities in London so
that future general Ions may see
how things wire done in this age.
'and
I
heat what, prominent IfriMsh
I '
Wear-Ever ''' I fv ' wr I '
' . ALUMINUM , ' : I XmllWi V S ' ; . i
. - - . J- S lli-mm'
Use Two Materials
statesmen had to -say of present
day problems.
One difficulty In tho way of this
undertaking of interpreting loday
to tomorrow has (teen found In the
fact that cinema films contract and
deteriorate with age, but a British
firm olaims to have invented a
film that will not shrink and that
isnol in flammable.
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1 FLAX GROWING
APPEALS TO TUB
N. W, -FARMERS
'MINNEAPOLIS. (AD In the
id at of ft territory now being
grown In large measure to flax.
Minneapolis bun risen to the InrgeHt
production city 01 linseed oil and
meal in the Unite1 states, with the!
IM)sslhle exception of New York.
Since September 1, 1 ft 2 3 , up to
tlm-tirst of tho year mors- lhan
OOii.iMiti hUMheta of fla were load
ed at tho linseed mlllH here, com
prising the bulk of the last north
west crop, und from which about
ldo.iMU! tons of tneul will be manu
factured, according to reiiuble i re
port ti.
Willi University of Minnesota
agricultural officials pointing out
to northwest' farmers the uttrnc-
I'liess of raising flux, with tariff I
protection of 4o cents a bushel,
short haul to .market, unit con
sumption, the favorable situation
was recognised und portions of the
uornoul wheat lauds were tinned
to flax growing.
The. Minneapolis production of
linseed meal und oil results In lite
FOR SALE
room house,
cltv water, ehw
trio lights,
garage, woodsmW
1
on cot ner.
all assessments 1
paid. Two lots. 1'rlco $1800
and $CM will handle It. This
prlco includes two stoves and
llnoloum.
room modern house, basement',
located on Klrst street clo.o
In. 1 ein,nt sidewalks, stroot
will bo .paved next year, lawn,
shado, trees, lot 45x111) ftt,
new garage. 1'rlco $3C7r.0;;
$1500.uu cash. Balaneo month
installments. 10 room modern house arranged
for two apartments. One
apartment now rented for $!E&
per month with permanent
renters. - Located cIoho In on
Secoiuk street. Largo lot, pave
ment pind cement sidewal
trees, lawn a good
all fo $4(100.00; pHfK cash
will yiiandlo itTalanco con
tra
Wo nVrtill delivering first class
alfulfa hay for $16.00.
See us for Flro and Wfo In
surance In good old lino coir
panics. 1
Phy, Black &
I Stoop
Coats , -
Every
crushing of more than a
l;iish"!: of seed a month.
"unary sings Times,
SANTA CI.AliA, fal. (AP)
Mis. Nyi- l-'nrtey, a singer living Injto
TRY US
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Delicious Apples
Potatoes
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3 More Days
of our
Pre-lnventory Sale
IT WILL PAY YOU TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF
THESE DRASTIC FINAL REDUCTIONS ON
Suits -
AND MttLLlNERY
Ilhls vicinity, Is said Id have t mined
a 4-year-old canary lrd to whistle
Ipnpulur meballes.
I Johnnie, the bird. Is limited only
by the range of his notes, according
report. Neighbor :iy he can
garment at less than inanmiuJau'er's
...
Blue Mountain Oregon
LUMBER
ATTENTION FARMERS! ,
Wc have a quantity of timbers and 4x4 and 8x8 that
arc just the thing for fence or gate posts. Atpur-
low price they arc; a bin
TELEPHONE MAIN 8 '
Bo wmaavHkkshtimber
Company
For Mill and Box Wood Phone Main 547
J. L. Munhall -
resses
cost
reproduoe the air of "Listen to , the. '
Mocking Bird," with tho exception, .
or ono low noto which he cannot'
reach. Johnnie Is reputed lo ha.vo
M'veral other tunes la his roper- '
toire,
bargain.
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