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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (March 6, 1924)
.Thursday, March 0, 1924. 'THE LA flTCANDE EVENTNG OBSERVED PAGE THREE NEWS of SOCIETY Maw I'rledrleko Krhllkt- will "h0 - fourteenth or this ,""" Hoslnn. whi-ru alio will "'lV music under Theodore Kohro- 'llT. Oil,, of I lit' l-r. ;H,.M ,,f ,,. world's tencliera. MIk Hcliilke will nrohahly ,i BO,Ul. iaohint- in Sea I'lnca School for Clila ul Crewstcr Mass. she v.ns run uliali' In lain selected n tin.. nin n.lliiK Hi,. Inl vi'rslly r Oregon iih . cxcliunf:c eounscllor, which cnulil.s .r i enjoy ih,. nrlvlli-KP or udvnnccl iii"lcal liiHiriiFiion an.l ai tn,. " " '"li- she will kIvo or her lal villa lo iin eastern school. . . . A delightful pariy took place Tuesday afternoon al 1 1 1 - hon,,. 01' Urs. Karl Stoddard, ll. rillli hlrtll 14y anniversary or little Alias llar bara Stoddard hcln l hi- Insplru ilon. Nineteen utile K,. .,,r,, present anil a very cnjuynlile nr. tcrnonn was spent, ullcr which a delicious lumiicon was hitvciI.' In u licinillrully decorated iHnlni! room a color Hellenic or pink helm! car ried out In Hie lulilc decorations, Hie birthday rake, ,.c. At. a late hour yesterday after noon It wan ronn.l that tl no lo Ihe moving- or Hie nt. iviei'M church rurnlBlilntra Into Homin hall that it would he inconvenlenl to hold the uicoiInK or Ihe (llrl Friendly So rlclyj there. Mrs. I'rank' Oxmr. (!. '. S, working associate, graciously orrereil her home for the meeting ami inn enilcavor ivim maile to In 1'orm each member or the fact. After 11 abort hllslncss meetlllf; aiim .Map Neil literally transferred tho.se present Into China, landinu at Shanghai, where it was discov ered that the V,.ow sen was really yellow, then ninny IhtcrcstluK- tips wer,. ninile about the clly via ko- ilak pictures, l-'rom there the group was taken lo Home Kon'r ami other nearby polnla or Interest ami on to the fan,, .11 c.ly ot Pe king, where they ,lwell ror Hume time. Willi HllcIl all IlllereHlillK: spenkcr nine o'clock, the time for ailjournillK. canu1 loo soon. The triji will be coilllnncl at th firal ineetinK lo April ami by that time Ihe group will have reach,-,! Manila. Alias Nell proved a won derful guide, taking the group to the most Interesting place in each city visited. The next regular meet- ins will be held .March lt at Ihe home of Miss Vera llealty, at which time plans ror the II. s. benefit dance, to be given April 115, will be fully laid out and com mittees appointed. A study of Missions, for which money from the dance is to be used, will also he taken up at this meeting and continue throughout l.eiu us a l.enten Course. - . Mrs. V. I.. Ilalslon will be hos tess lo the t'lio club Saturday af ternoon, March X. ... The Wednesday llrldgo club will meet will, Mrs. K. I.. Holmes. Biin Adams avenue, Wednesday after', noon, March 12. . , . ' Mm. l-'rcil KctiHkc nnd iluntfhN-r, MIhh Kn-ilri.lii', wit- ltiikr vis) torn Wednesday. lun-t-lliiK- murks th i-inl itt 11n offt-i-nl yi-iir mill alter a IiusIiiohh UK'i'MnK ciffltvrs will 1m H1TI1M tint! InstHlhil lor the .usiiiiiK year. I The Imlli-H tnlult liililr vnns of tlio Kirsl M. K. cliurt'h will meet at the home of . Mrs. John Speek hai t l-'rltluy aftirnooii at -o'clflyk. Kol low Ins the, meet, UK of itlte l.lljle claw; the It inKlonary ko jt'iely wtt( liieel Willi the lllt'llllli-rii of Hie i-!arib for an hour of prayer I 'oe. (Si.L-iul MIhh fa rinen lanlel was the riHi)ir:iion of a ile- I IIkIui ul purty K:it unlay even in i; the event heillir hor tllllleenl li jbtrih:iy unniversury. The evening I wiih iipent at KanieH ami a hejiuti 1'ul in listen I program wiw Kiveti. alter which a tleljeioiiH luncheon ' J Wild Her veil. ! Tlioiie present were Misnt-H Mva anl Jean Weimer, laira Itarker, Jane Innie, Kiva Turner anil Lu rilo I'eek. an.l Marvin Daniel, cior- j 11011 .mii in. nt rneri Aimer, r;niery I itarker. Cove. (Special) Mr. iiikI MrH. II. K. naniel.aml Mr. ami Mrs. (!. K. Marker were hosi.s at a hrhlife and Mah Joiikk parly Kriilaj evening. Kour lahU's wen at play jiml he fore adjournment a delieiniiK ltliieli--eon was wervei. The Kuests were Mr. ami .Mra. T. .( .Hefty, 'Mr. ami MrH. TV It. Conk I H11, Mr. hikV Airs. ,.. H. Ortoll, Mr and Mrs. J. K. Mills. Miss. ItesM K I jly, l.ouin La in x, t M. and (1. C. ISi.ijijiland. ; '..'v- ' - eoiniuliieo to ralw thin yenr'H (itnt:i lor the hulldhiK fund. TIiIh plan (whiih huN been worked out Hiir 'oesMfully hy wverul of our rhUfHi eH. Ih for oaeh nieinUer to pled'' the Hum of ffi.tnt, lh money to l oarned hy the memliers. HuwKefi. jtions were offered for earninK money in llio following' wuh: I i Tin J.atlie Society of l! of I, I l and H. will hold their reKiilur i meeting l-'riday afternoon at two o'clock at the K. qT i half. All in em hers are Inviied to hi- preHent. MrH. Klla O. Moe will he hosh-ss to Chapter 1. 1. K. I). Krlday af ternoon al Hie iiMiinl hour. Thin eominill I (ie t o I he a 1 1 motive prorra m out lined for Tuesday afternoon. there was u lar'e attendance at I the Neighborhood chili. Hyiins tlie business meeting a i let i of acknowledgement from Mrs. Fj-ed SchilUi' for Ihe donation of $HMi.lMl to the Scholarship loan fund, was read. Mrs. A. 1C. 1 1 tint - .it, chairman of the liuildin fund reporter! n plan of lni Just Two Days More Range Show at C rr's With Every New Range Puchased Durinff This Demonstration, which Closes Saturday .Night at S:30 P. M. The manufacturei's of these ranges have agreed to give this beautiful Set of Dishes FREE to everyone purchasing one of their ranges dur ing this Sjoecial Demonstration... It cost us absolutely nothing... It is FREE to you a gift from the makers of the range... You pay the Fame low price on any of these ranges that you would have, paid last week or will pay next week and you "get this beautiful '12-pieee Dinner Set absolutely FREE. Easy Credit Terms On Any Range You select any range you want from our large assortment, and at any price you want to pay. You may pay a small deposit down and pay the balance in small weekly or monthly payments over a long period of time. No interest to pay. We also guarantee to jive you range value unequalled in Eastern Oregon. . s "UNIVERSAL' he Range BeautjfnJU-f---i ifTcoss makes tlie versal lcange as nam fill nut absorb grease. Just it off. ' As clean and military as a china dish. Universal Porcelain Ranges are made of grey Cast iron throughout. See these handsome range!; finished in Peacock Blue and Pearl Grey Porcelain. M i i mjmm A Xient.ific. icrfec1iilrr IMP 1 1 A 7 t Jr.w.) J?Tyj I ( 1 IT I 1 U Ui" w vjfl ,;" n&tsx as Mini -m Tl iWMJSMW wine $").00 deposit will hold any range you may select, for future deliv ery, and entitles you to all the special inducements of this Stove Show. Select your range now and get the Dinner Set FREE. YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD II ByEUROID STOVE TAMiR tXQWiCEl Your old, wasteful, broken-down coal or, wood run go will be taken in as part payment on a new range during (his Stove Show. Dcn'l miss this opportunity of securing a new range. WE CHARGE NO INTEREST ral.sliiK and selliiw planis and vee-i 1 allies and out flowers. MakiniTj aprons and children's cloihcs. link-, in:? cookh'H and cakes and othe way.n too nmrn'rous 10 incnilon. Thn names of member! turninir In their quota will be placed upon, the roll of honor und read at the meetliiK April fifteenth and nkrnlnj on May thirleenih. Mrs. K. K. Kiddle, chairman of ihe t'lvlc commlH'e. rcporled that I the committee ot National (iarden Week, of which Mrs, Hay Murphy is Up chairman, and the commit-j tee of lb-tier Homes Week. of. which Mrs. C. K. llappera.t Is'. chairman, have ifecided to cele-l brate these two occasions durlimj the same week. I In dale lo be tie-1, ii iinined ly weather condiilonH. j Mrs. Kiddle Hiik'K'Hll cluli ad(pt one spicial vaiielyofj roMe ami that tthe ineinberH plnnl i at Icasl one root. I.a (Jrande. with! its wealth of natural beauty, could; be greatly Improved If home own-j ers would plant flowering shrubs) and roses about their places. j Mrs. Cieorfc-e f'oebran. chairman; Aster slt-ow- advised the planting nri asier HeedH-Hif first wce-k in Apt-Ill in hpt "Ill-tin. Another1 nuKi?e8iton'. j thiule by Mih. 'ochrao-- wm a pta ni j eXeh;il)Ke t0.lvn:lil.'K 'l,J!'inK .tl.iUf-: tr Ikiliow." - iViring a abort Inler-! minion, votlug lilankH on the Molt ( Peace I Man and copCH or The Ore gon federation Ncwh. xliie official publication oi the Oregon Kedera Hon of Women's rlulm. ere dis Irllmlcd. The News is il snappy lilile paper and solicits club pews for lis monthly political ions from the still c clubs. A program of hemu i I i'ii I pictures and song followed. This was Tennyson day and Mrs. 1 1. A. Zurhrick, leader, gave 11 short talk on the poet's Individual style of art followed by some of his shorter poems exemplified by pic tures, song ami dance. The first number. '"Sweet ami Low." was -sung by Mrs. Oovhl Stoddard accompanied nt the piano by Mrs. (ieo. I lean. Mrs. K. I.. 1 lolmrs appeared in the picture, holding in her arms little Thyra (ban furry. The lullaby sung by .Mrs. Rioddard was beautifully ac companiment tn this picture. ; The second . number was "The May Queen," pictured by Mrs. I .en Miller, -II li, The dairies, u dance by ten charming little maids. Sal lle Siegrisl. Avelyn Mays, Wlltn.'i Mays. Julia 'Siegrisl, Jacqueline Obrlen, Peggy Jtolinenkaiup, Lou ise Williams, Wandu. Herry and Harbam t'oolldgc. ' The next poem illusl rated wH "The Sleeping 1 leant y." In which Mrs. Chase Hohnenkamp and Mrs. It. P. l.andls. appuurcd, - Tlie last pict uro was , "Laiily Maff." , . I . The ifollowlng lailles ' pictured this poem: Airs. 11; K. Walkinr., Mrs. (J. L. Dullon and Mrs. Walter Keisuian. . i, . 1 . , i '. 'riie concluding . number, "Cross ing the Mar," was sung by Mrs. Hal Uohnenkuiup. accompanied 'at the piano by Mrs. W. W. Herry. During the social hour follnwinir this beautifully presented program, tea was servrtl by Mrs. Kllverthoin and her assistants. , EXPOSITION It is Spring, time for shopping' larks and the enjoyment of . new clothes. You will want to visit this interesting Spring' Exposition and become acquainted with the new. ..Spring- fashion ideas you gather here will reflect them selves in your new wardrobe, make it very smart and ery satisfying:. ' CLEVERLY STYLED SUITS Spring weather gives one numerous fashion opportunities for ihe wearing of .T. suit. We would liko you to see our collection, made of rich, serviceulil') checked tweeds, navy lilue twill and nov; elty suitings. Tailored correctly to give those much desired straight lines for the new Spring mode.' Reasonably priced.' SPRING COATS Long In Line Whose Simplicity Is Smartness. Quality of fabric and fineness of work manship are their distinguishing marks just the proper length, some with.. Col lins edged with summer turn, others , whose novel droping of the collar lends Win trigness becomingly smart. .; ,. IMBLER TO SEE L. D. S. DRAMA I SATURDAY EVE! The recreation committee of Ihe , I I. S. church of l.u C.rnmlo WiH pre.?en: "Putting it dver," n ! comedy drama, at Imblcr . Saturday I night according jo annoiiiicemeuls today. J Tht cast follows: Tom lirownc, j chief engineer; and.J;uk Stewart, j who drew the plans. (Irani Heap; oionej u-ine. a heavy stockholder. Klmo Megg; i.annou, a contractor, Kl wood tl wi Ilia mx;; 1 iolt on. Mrowm "s vab l. Xephi Combs; Maluiry, foreman at the dnm. Ixiyd Walsh; Kva i.ou, the Colonel's daughter, i.ou l.yman,; Torrenco, l.itunou's tlaughter. I.ucillo Hiuck; Mrs. Lam- Turner, Kva Lou's Attnl Jule KlNltt WalMoa. The piny is Hik hi Arizona. In the present time chnsisin of three eiijoyabla acU;. 6 a tmv 1 SPRLNG DRESSES The new dresses, too, are smart and lend themselves to the new mode straight line effects. Our showing at this time is very good in pretty taffetas, plain and printed crepes, in many combinations of beautiful colors. All moderately priced. Beauty Hints LADIES READY-TO-WEAR AND MILLINERY 'I'll- lti'.l-llaii,., Type. 'I'lii- wmiiitii willi re, I imir linn .'tlwnyi l'.,'r v. rtMiti-.' o,' fttli-iiclioii. li ooiii, itown lo us through Itio ranuiriiii will, n rermllHInu for mkeiiviiiim. viiniiiy an,i n u l, Wliirp.f, ,1 teiripftr. Ami ml llific imsuitlos teftn to hp rori,ii. Ualut!. i). I,,,. i,-,oM Imir which iliinri III ,. .. lorrl. hi -whall-vrr clii'l,. mIm- iin,li lipr.-;rli". rh rr,. ti I t-.-.t Rirl' ni icr roim iiiinollr, ,1. 'riuit Iv ul our-, an n-set n( , .,,h il.liiij. M nW,,i ,(.ra;,., (. .liffcri ili-, ; Ihr prvat,. uuiny n wi.mati -can fiirotiitlt-r.' , rr-spon-.-ill.itil V .In llinf ' Hi,, munuloii no aiiraf-tofl, imisl rpmain In a,liuira. lion, r.m after .111. the ,rol,l..n-of r, il.lialri it Iv, mkiii i.s nhnplc. , lje IK'.- ,'rivr, lo li.-r hail ami li(,'kln,l l . Ii i 'kin. ami lh worl.l o.- at I' ;ni lii-r wrlion ol II I;, her;-.. on.- nnl,ly 1',,'iuily iiiuhI nvohl i,M'r-i ni,liais h, ,lrow, in colors. !i: facia! ilrcoral inn. Nalunn i.wu lili-minli have irotdr, In he Ii.'i5. .-. rrlorioiit cxclamallnn li'iili.-, anil lc rtiirroiiml It wjt (it ih roloi-f: or the rainhow itt more ls in ,1,-rcat II:. inrpop,i ami ilc irar. atli'inion rrom II. .Ihhi n ihi. n iMiali, ,1 woman will noli1 wc.-n-ini: lirllit j,ink or hrlifht rc,i in h, r ciistiinii'.i. no will nhn nvolil liri'lii pink checkr: or r. nlai-flim; r,-,l inonlli. 'I'ho charm o' tlil:i Mli" I', largely In thn whlincwt of ihf akin, ami In prcucrvlnu Ihl. erred. tli ne of the correct flicu pow,ler h; highly important. Thn hlomle re.l-halreil ty pe, t hot. B, ihe Blrl Willi hluc CJC1 anil ru,l,ly sold, or hrlplu reil lrof:r.i'H i.i HOnielimer Hpollei! li u loti palliit Hkin, o,' a Ir-IKlenc) to "Hailillnr-MS." Thci,' women will find Ilia! powder wllh ('. il, licale roiii lliiK'' will enliven the Hkin ami eyei, uml a touch in' lll nrw rout:,- known a:: Miinliir. In,, which i:- incline,! twar,l an OrallRC Klia,l. will litlp In Kivini; i. n.bm.iiviit hrilliMiii'v to Hie coliRleioo. Nvr lis,- a t,riirh;l ril or dark color llpmick. If tin llpK h&ve not enoiiKh natoral color to he plenMhK, iim A linht ahmlr umt ,pariiiKly. The s, rood, or dni k'r type of red hair, I (Tin W1IO-.C hair i. rRc on Ihe an), urn hhadc hu." Brneral ly hrown yen I a creamier, less tranparfiil skill. Kor Ihif, type. t,f lieanly. Ihe warmer shaden of pond, i are effective. Hither the tan Mhi'do known a. reaehef, or the Ian oni'.ro:,. I'e.-ieiei ai, f-.-,n... uill :,ecenlnaic the charac. teri.iiic fr.amlnew of thf nkln! while at III, t'onie lime Kivlnt; H llfi- nnd color. A word n- to drevs. Sitnplirlly of line und richn. iui or fabric will he found nio.Hl h,-( oriiini; for III" red-haired woman. She Ik supre mo III while. All the paslel shlidea. liKht pre, -li, orchid, l-'reneh hlne. lavrlider. --except yellow, are ef fecllie In lillliKitlK oil! the dellrale tlnlK or her nkln, ami playlliK lip lo her hair. Illark may h, worn wllh (ll.'illnctlon lull will add aever ul yen lo ihe okc. I'or day wear, all nhadea or drown, especially russel Hum, tposl of Hie hlnes. and olive or amnid tones of (rrccii. The rid-lmlnd hennly must lie very careful nhouc Ihe Jewels which ahe itaca. reurla ere parti cularly MirrcHsrul. Illile iri'tus she liiay'nse, and Jade with discre tion, hill corals never. Philippines Wealth Is More Than TV Billion Manila, capi Tin total weam, of the Hhlllppln Inianda la kailmnted m $v yu,&iM).iiOb by the huraaii of commerce ami Industry. The principal lleina lollow: Ileal ealate' payklirT laxfa. (II, II. (Mill. Ileal , estate et tupl from ' taxes, $i;t.!.':7.ii'ii. Imph ineiils an.l drvlrcs, II", 7:i'i.tino. I.lv.stoci:, 1 1 2. rinn. mm. ' itniiihnds. u'sn. "ti". I'lieclrlcal plaits and Hi phone systems. I r.. 7114. nun. Private leleKrnpli and leh-phone systems. II. r.L'L'.niiu. Covertiment lelejfraph nnd tele phone systems. i.t;;;.tirio. Vessels. I7.r,tiii.iiiin. Iirlcntlon systems. J ln.S47.lillu. AKi lriilliiral pi odncla, :, I 7, nun,. nun. Industrial products, 1 1 llli.f, til!. linn Koreat products. 1 4nii.tinn.unn. l-'lsh. I1T,. nun. nun. Mineral pioiiiiciii, 2,iinii, nun. Mlaeellanenlia, lllil.llllll.tlllll. i M.vni.i.A ifinrsrr ito.xus to hi: rixi:i this vr..n I'KNIH.I'ITDN. Ore Work on (Ivn road projects In the I'mallin nallonal furi-ht wHI hu continued this year If the approprnllnns are iiMiilntde, Mild ,1. I Kulins, forest luipervlsor. In all prnliahlllly Die appropriallons will he made und if so work will heicitl June 1. Last yCur conwldul-.thlu of nwAmplltK wot-k wa doni, hy ihit foreM acrv- ICr ,o that IhlK ynsr lha cradln BE PRETTY! TURN GRAY HAIR DARK Try Grandmother' Old. Favorite Recipe of Sige Tea and Sulphur AlmndUrrorvoni knnw tint Sarp Ten orxli Sulphur, prjjfrly mm ftoundc.1, jliriiiRM b.xjprUw natural fiiflpil, BtlcftkrfT prny, VVm ago th( only fiXjipmtt gi-l Ui mixture wha to maktsSrat )nnio, whii'li It mil My nnd UTuhk'soina NowtKlayn, hy Hkinjriit any UniR utoro for Vycth Sage und Sulphur Compounil," you nil! prt- a largi litt! ot this famoti old rM-ijM. imprornl by tht addition of other inf?relient, nt a small cmt. Ion't stay firnyl Try it I N'o on ran possibly if II that you darkened your hair, ba it doca it 10 naturally and evenly. Yon dampen a apongff or soft hruoh with it and draw thia through your hair! taking ono email strand at a time, by morning the gray hair disappears, and after an other application or two, your bair becomrm beaiitiiully dark, glvsay M attractiva, may hopin. Be ready. fof the fine Spring days Kodaks Everything for picture making Red Cross Drug Store 3
