La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, March 20, 1924, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE THREfc Thursday, March ?f). 10?4. THE LA GRANDE EVENTNC OBSERVED NEWS of SOCIETY Social ni'WH must he in the h:indn of tin aoeiety editor hy !'::(! nVlnc-li. Hue to the fuel that, tin aoelal 1 (, la made up In-furo noon, It in prtuMleully im posMihln lo Insert ftl ori in after Itit. hour, lli-ri-iifli-r, ileum, no mutter how imporiant tiny are, that, itrc i)i luy.-d In-yond Dial hour, will not he prinied until tho, rollowhij; day- .Veu'B Kdl lor's Nolo. . Tim next meeting will Ik. held lit tin- liuiiii1 of Miss Murorie Wnr nieU. April at whieh Unit' Mi.-ia M:ie Neil will r s:.me Iht l-ilii on her travel. 9 Thn todies of the Home lep:irt-liM-nt fit" I he I'r'-.sliyh rl:in Sumlny Sl'linol Will In- hl.Nle.'fit 1') tile UH'UI- Im-th of lh Ladies Itihh- class on Friday afternoon at i!:3H o'clock in the Community liomn of the I'rcshytiTlan church. All im-iuhers of both orjjanizul ions or eNteiided a most cordial invitation. I A ' churniiiiff nffnlr tool:1" phire yesierday afternoon, when Mrs. A. .1. StUllJje WHH llOHteHH 1o till' Wed nesday afternoon chili, at the 4 Vunir.luh. The afternoon was filoiihuifny spent at six tnlnVfl- of hriiltfe with the club prize uolmr l Mrs.; V. ii. Hay. s. Ihc Hint pnest prin to Mrs. ( '. K. Self, ami the seeom) kiii-kI l"i'e to Mm. A. 1,. HlehanHon. The cluh rooms were beautiful ly deeoruted with (iWeet pejtH Hllil diuTodH.s ami :! the rlose of a de lightful liiue a delicious luncheon Wat: .served. i The (-renter part of the time was t spent lust evening. when tin- (ilrls I'Ytendly Society met at the home of M isH Vera licni I y. in making pin lift and nrranjdnK roiniuitleos for hc benefit dance to he Kivcn at uhcr ball April L'.l. The Kin cral comntilfee for the affairs are all associates of Die Girls l-Yi.jidly .Society, rousts! ln: of Mrs. Cieonre Itlrnie. Mrs. Krutik Oxnnr, Mrs. l.ee Wamtck. Mrs. fborr;c Tark hmioii mid Mrs. It. A. l'rait. These ladies an- nil nieinbers of the Neighborhood club and the club in general Is Kiviiifr every support In ninkfntf the dance a surceas, the money for which will he 1 used Ha lt tfood purpou. Mff::i Mat-jo.-ie Wnrhlek was i! ipoln t, l chairman of th.e posier coiunittte,. and a coni mltieo on decorations wa:i chosen. Ks tensive phms are beiiiK iiiadr for the dance and it in' hoped Unit l.u Grande people will support It. Thn (ilrlH Kriendly .Magazine, for Afan-h. was read and different top ics discussed mid MIsh Adelaide Until,, Clark favored those present with two delightful vocal uuiiibern whirl! closed a very ind reslin cventflif. J The Mission Ihmd of 'the TrVs jbyterlan church will be enlertatn- ed by Miss' N'alera Harper at her ;honu-, i!IJ North Four: It street; on ; Hal iii-day afternoon, Mnreb J'Jinl at !l':.'tn o'clock. All member:; are ' most cordially invited to eiijny a pleasant ulteriiooii here. A ielli:htful farewell parly was jKiven re-ently at the home of Mr. Wind Mrs. Whit ted on -W avenue, in honor -of Frank Ilarher. The home j was beautifully decorated to repre sent St. rntrich'u Day and the jntiiff w:is pleasantly spent it i va- rlous KiiessinK sain en. i-Jdith Miller winning hish . honors and V. I.. I.une the' consolation prize. i: fore adjourn mn t delicious re fresluneuts were served. Those us sistinic Mrs. Whilted as IiuhIcskih jWere Mrs. Marvin Heuiicy ami Mrs. Hoy Fat-moan. j Thoife present were Mr. and Mrs. 1 .warvni iii-aney, i-ranu UurUci. .Mr; jnnd Mrs. J. V. "Jmnbai-: nml.daush-: jter, Mr. and Mrs! W. ;. Laho. Mr. I and Mrs. Giles Iliirnden. Mr. and Mrs. loy Faruinan. Mr. and Mrs. i 'net Johns. Mr. and Mrs. Frhe, Mr. and Mrs. 'Whilted. Mr. antd Mr,i Van Tassal. .Mr.. and ..Mrs. Green. !Mr. ami Mrs; Krwin 4inl d:iitfh j ter, Art l.ions, Kdtth Mil!, r. Mr. .lensen, lii'iiiian Merger. Ih.rold ' nrlyh-. Mr. and Mrs. Sitter and Mr. and Mrs. t.ester Farnmiin. c IJttle Miss Silvia Ilod'ins, five-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jno.- ModKitiN. played two delight ful piano seleciinns tit the I'res- ityterian Sunday schix Sunday moriiii;. Her selections were "Juve nilis Star," by Jessii- I.. Gaynor and 'aii(Miis 1 taisies," by .Joini -Mfikrejs, Little Miss llodsins hi so small tliot she coutd not reach tb piano from tin si-at and when at ilady member of the Hunduy School j offered assistance by lioldtns her the refused and slood up and play ; l the i,uiie-. flit I icult nuinberi i without error or assistance, ! Allcel. (Special) "-Mr. and Mrs. L. 1.. Mckcnnon and daushtei. 'Mrs. Webb, of l.a Grande, attend ed the Alice) l.ndhs Aid at in. hiiitie of Mis. Sam I lia Uuian re jreiilly. The house was cleverly i decorated In accordance wli h St. 'Patrick's Hay and a very tnlerest ' ins prosrain was siven. Follovv ias ihc program delicious refresh -: tm-nts were served. M'hose assist ,!n M.in-, ltwkiuart as hostesses w.-re irti Itay - Fuller and Mrs. ,'i'om Walsinsef. l'ltiy-tliree were pri sent, i ' I The lMveria 1'aretil -Teachers as j social ton will meet toinorrnw af !iernoon at -::io o'clock, a! the Hi ve ria school. t'ove. (Special) One of the tnoiit di lllit fill events itf the season Hook place Monday evening. March ; 17, when a churmlns danctns party wan siven. The hall was rlcverly 'decorated In accordance with the j occasion, with color scheme helns L'-rriN'ti and white, and a sood time i spent at dancins wit h music fur- nlsin d by 1 lie Miller-Grey orclu s-ilra. McADOO GETS (iEORGI.V VOTE (Continued from pas 1) Shortly before o'clock com plete returns to pewspaiiers show--.1 McAdoo liad 'J HI votes in liu I teiiKict atic convention, nine more titan the necessary majority t t" ;ure election of the Georgia deh satiou of 1'S votes lo Ihu national convention in New York. lo a. I. lillen McAdoo liatl L'C unit votes more indicHled in counlios where he was badlns I"nd rwoo l. I Gove. (Special) The Ladles Guild w 111 he entertained at ihe home of Mrs. It. 11. Daniels. Joint 1 host esses for the luncheon lo be nerved at one o'clock are Mrs. 1. K. Lawson, Mrs. T. II. Conklin. Mrs. ,T. W. I'onklln. Mrs. . A. Huntley. Mrs. CI. K. liarla r. Mrs. J. J. Con- !lcy,i;Mrs. '1. i'. H-fty. Mrs. A. H. .rtbn and Mrs. Heryford. I ' . ' Gove. (Special) Mrs. A. G. f'onkllu was hostess to a deltshliul luncheon recently, honortns -Mis. ;. A. Iluntb-y, rovers were laid i'ftif' V-isht people antl a.'Very enjoy-' (tiide tinn.1' spent. : Whem: ylSk i , : cove. (Special) Mr. fitnl Mrs. .William Hallmark cnlerlained with ja delightful hriils' party recently t A very en joyable I inie waa spent after which delicious refreshments , were served. Those present were Mi', and Mrs. A. II. Grton, Mr. and Mrs. L. li. Carter, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Mills. Mr. and Mrs. Ghas. I )e- !Haas, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Miller. !Mr. and Mrs. li. II. Hanlels.' Miss iltess Kelly, Frances Kelly and I'rof. jaiid Mrs. J. li. Price. - ' Cove, (f-tprclal) C. M. :md G. G. hickland vveii- the in.':piral ion for a ( iet;)iii ill surprise party thin , wiji fc. I lie occastiu beins the birth day - anaiversiiry of G. G. 'Slack In wt. Mrs. I,.. K. Anderson baked (ant ijlaborate birblday cake for t he occ:iiiioii and other delicious foods Vtrij prepared .by the ladies lo ,n).ak)e a successful blrt inlay dinner. A vory pleflmuit e nhis was siieni : ity ali present. .Those present were Mr. and Mis. G: !!. Marker, Herbert and Gordon ,'Ul' U"''. L. !., UanlK... Mi-H...yllti M. 'Lnnfz, Mr. and Mrs. It. H, Daniel Air. and Mis. L. F. Anderson and family.' Marv'in. Carmen and Jane Ihiniel. Lara and horotliy Itarker. 'Gwcar Herbert and Stanley .Miller. (OOLIIK.i: ItF.TAlNS u:-d l Oltlll DAKOTA VOTK FAUGO. N. D. (r) CoolldSi'H lead in the primaries was increased by returns today. In .1h5 pret-lncts he received 40,150 Voles, La FoP tte i4.ii-lii. and Johnson iM.i'l'U. FA I tOO, .V. D. (l!y the Associ ated Press)" Probable Indorsement of Calvin Coolidse lor the repub lican presidential nomination tn Tiio day's slate-wide primary in Nori h Dakota, was Indicated on the basis of- unofficial r(tnrns available here. These returns, which were from J217 of tin' state's-I'fir.S precincts. Save Ihe president a lii.tniO plu rality and put Senator Robert M. La Fullelle In second place, a W'w voies ahead of Senator Jllrnm M Johnson, who had been runner-up since tabulation of returns besau. I: very County Jtt'pi'rsentfrt Kvvry county., in the state was represented in these returns which Snve(the president 37,1'S7 votes, as compared to L',2K': for l.a Folletle and S2.7l' for Johnson. Thpy wore the lyst roUtrns avail able vhen tabulation c ased rtr the nlshL Tbjs comparison, assnniins " serious error will be found In the unofficial tabulations, seemed to tnsurt the president's Indorsement as bin marsin was suffiejynt to al low for a' lnnlerial IncreuHir in tin ratio against him In unreported re turns: from anll-Cooliilsn counties. In the reported precincts the re publican Vitle totalled S1.N4L', and a cldse Ciunparison with the vote of the scncrul ctecihui in dfcaled the unreported precbiiMs probably wflulil not "show Ho.imh) additional votes and mifthi noi ex ceed nun, illitnk1; and1 Dennis Declare Candidacy ' (Continued from pat'o 1) tilly decided lo run but his friends think liny win Induce him also to I become a cundidate for re-election. Thin will place the old delega tion before the people ds:ill for tlietr considerai ion, and each num ber of thai delcMatlon will s:aud upon his record In either branch ,uf Ihc h-Kinlatnre In asltim; saitport "of Ihe people. t has been a custom In Fnlou j county ror political parties to j Miui'o lesislaiive honors. Itepub ( ic:is have loyally supported llp- IreKentniive Atln-rt Hniller In the past and probably will do so Hits yeaV (H the polls In November. Mi'drord Han Henvy I'm-d M KDFGHD, Or. (API A heavy frost here with a minimum tem perature of -VI di-siTes above zero is reported. Home very early fruit is said to have suffered. 4 XnHcp or rinul siiicincnt. ; police is hereby slvell that tlH undersiuned has filed his Final I Account as Administrator of the Kstate of ltuhy A. Jyal, deceased. In the County Court of Ihe State of Oreson, for Pnton County. Oregon, and that the wild Court has fixed Monday, March :ilst. i:i;'4. at J(t:tm o'elork A. M. on the said date, nt the Courthouse, In tun city of l.a Grande, Pnton .County, Oreson, ns the ttnie and ptaco for liearins and rii'ovins said Final Account and for final settlement of the mi id estate. V. D. DYAU Adnilnlst rntor of Mui Kslate of ltuhy A. Dyal, deceased. IT. K. Dtxon, Attorney for Ad ministrator. . Feb. I'K-Mnr. 4-i:t-t;o-'j7 Cut prices on tires usu at the same time. Service and satisfaction on such tires is usually lug The cut price is 'a bait to attract you. ally ciutheoui4rty cmjAtfrterecl h: , tliQ price W. H. Bohnenkamp Company ADMIRERS OF CHARLES ELIOT -DO HIM HONOR fAMISHI I ;:, Mum. (iD , Ihirviir.l alniniii from all pjirts of the coimli'y, :ml f'pri'.spn(ul ivc AnicriraiiM not or Harvard Iraih fion a.ssi-nililftl ln-rc today lo oHo. brain tin' !Mnli Idrthilay of I ir. rlcs William Kliot. pn'siilrnl ini-ritns. and for ntoro I ban i-i years head of Harvard iinivi-rsily. An honorary roniniiltt'o of rllizon with Prt'Kidint Coolldjrf as cliair man joined with the Harvard Altiinnl nsHoelation anrl Ihc ANaorl-alv-d Ihirvard ohilts In preparinij honors for the 'Venerable educator. Harold Lloyd in "SAFETY LAST" Arcade ilonday 1 LADIES! DARKEN : " YOUR-GRAY-HAIR Use Grandmq's Sape Tea and 1 Sulphur Fclpeani.NobO(Jjt i i; . yyiu 'Know ire You tuotured ? r Learn How to Heal It I FREE Tiuptiirnl people all over tho covm- ly at .uinaKea at tliei itliiimtl lillra-'.-uIdus i-esult.5 of a Mi in pie Home iyidtun l"er rupture that Is Ih-Iiik ' eat free to all who write for It. I rills l-f-uiJirifuble laventhof Is'nittS uf iilUKreilJi. st hI.i!HiiKS t'V'er , itlTVled ui rapt a i ed ))f i iiiiiis. anil In bi-iiiK: UTUIIUHUfd . . the , UiOSt fUve'f!!Jl III ,h-ihnd i-v'ir: iliscovered. It brhu! , instant and p.-i nian.'iit relief ami dues away with tint Weal lii(T of I ti il sen fi.rel-er. TiiuitsiAjiUs ,d poraona who furnuT-ilyJ.'rf-,' 'Ulnvg if.,uhl rnfntmatiimf jiu M'vAfix Jill. The hsp of Sntfp and Pulpliur fpr rcHtoriiiK failrd, jray hair to ilH tuiturnl rolor (litter hark j to. RtYiiid tMotltt'r'a time. Slto tiwil'it to keep her hair heautifully (lark, jlotycy nml attimtivp. Whenever her hair took '.n thnt, dull, fiuied or Rtrpiike.l an- ieaWi'e, this fiitnple mix) tiro va a pulled with wonderliil cllcct. JJnt hrewia at home is nuiftv-ami ont-of-ilntc. XownjhiVH, by askiiif at nay lni storn for a hottltr tit "WyrthV Sajre nnd .Sulphur Com pouiiil," you will get tlii n fanioys dd reparntion, improved hy the aildi lion of other yreilients, which van hi depended Vpon to restore natural rotor and 1. Welt-kuwii druggist uarKon cvpiilylliat iulilfluru it h&n'i Ix'fn audirtTiTinij)ly dnnipen a sponge fff oft hrush with it. and' draw tliin through your hair, taking) oni! strand at a time, llv mnrnintf; the gray liuir disappears, and after another ipplicntion or two,' it ba comes bt-autifuliy dark and glossy. Ini: ia their Mveiluai uer n lid dlHi'iiliifiU't of 'Upture aft a In hf use of Oil re-i-tarkaldi' sr tein. Then' I nolhtu '.he it unvvliere ami IhihIh of nip 1 cured pi'i wiiis are a.itoumled at tlm "ase wlthwhleh their ruiiturea urn juntrolli-if Ifnr n-lRnlteil time onlv. li-fiitinem nt itilH Mil ill"11 f Ill i nliiK I i i 1 1 1 1 iL j l n " I Uelilic maili il to all wio a"pii.v. .it Ih an oriKlnal p:vlnl'fH Method. ' No operation, mi ilaiiKer, no rink, no almi'iice from dally duties or plea.HureH. Head no inoaey; utmplv write your name and nddrcHH plainly and the free treat ment with fall Information will bo mailed you la pealed package. Send now today. It may savo the woarints of a torturhiK trims for 1 1 1. if nv I lT'ir"Tl . ColllnEa.no. Box OUAWatertown, N. T. Send Free Teat of your Syntem for Jtupturc. IJrtthdi Crfp I'rosp'clH onr '" IXtXDOX, (Al) flratn erotfi hi Great lirttaln will kTiow a further decline this year. The lonp spells of wet weather which liava heen experienced of late have canned serious delay in the preparation or i ihe taud foj aowinfr and nowlium j has it hee'n round possihle to carry j out the- Intended pt'OKiam' ' of i ploughing and wowing t 'on.:ciiuentl- tt is linposslhle for I the farmers to 'make up till tin: I arrca r.i. a RHEUMATIC NEURITIS Leaves You Forever CEDA R POSTS !Ve Inve just unlondod a carload of Ax Split Rpd C('d:ir Posts of ffood niinlilv. (i-incli to. (), and 7 feet long:, and we offer them at the n-.. . v. Retl Cedar Split Fonts fi-in. hy CK foot onr, each :.....'3c Red Cedar Split Posts, fi-in. hy 7 feet long, fcach o7c The Grande Ronde lumber Co. ;A Home Concern wTih a Home Purpose Kvery dr In this county la ill ft re c that if a lull pint I hot tie 01' A Henri! u. t he pure eon- : fjtierer of rheinaal ism. dn a not shou'the way lo ;-,lop the atfonv. the ;iot!'-n jolnt.'t and do w it h e i n t h of rheumatic pai-' eladlv return v.aypTn'ii'y with Ollt COIlllU'IlL Ail- Una heen trh-d and lor yi :iis, and n ally mar- ms resiih'fc have Im i a aceorn- pP: l ed hi ' the most .- ere ra v. h. ( the Mifferliitr and a iron v uaf intense and nileojn un 11 v. h"re the patient was helph-:w. h, Janw-H If. Allen, tlm dmeov i rer of Allcnrhn, w ho for many V af.i suffered the toi nn titM of ft"tlte rheuiuatfnm, ilcSin-M all fcllf- fe: eis to ; now t hat hf does not w."tti a n nt of anyone's nion- y in li ss Atknihn decisively ron (,i:ivi (his worat of nil diseasi-n. and he hns tnstruried drUKKlstH t-j t:narantei It as nhovo tn every ItU'tance. Hn frns Drue Co. ' iii nupply yon. Mad orlin nrr (Oplod. AdV, - N ii The Juanita" The Popilhirity of Sandals Will Rise Wiui llic Tlierinometer,,. " This scasnirs vogue of sWtfpromi.ses to eclipse that of a 'year!tfTj''or the new 1!2I versions ire nioniartly styled, and colors ii ii mi I' 1 1 i nTi i Ti i rIMwif(i -f'iL'K!i iwkiiM plus the wonderful, cool comfort of this typo of footwear is sure to swing the pendaluni of )o)idarity their way this summer. We have them now in all tho popular colors and the prices range from ' ' , $3.l.r to $8.00 . v The Bootery Inc. . 20C Depot Street Phone Main 118 "A Paiatlise for Tired Feet" Home of the Arch-Aid Shoe GROVER SMITH, Mgr. . mm . Fashion-Right Suits If you would lie chic you must Iw tailored The Co3tunie: Taillour anil Masculine Tailleur dominale the mode. You may eliooso the long slim effect of the costume suit picturesque in its Biacei'ul simplicity and showinii l foreign influences. Or choose, if you prefer, a trig little hoylsh model with brief .jacket tho newest of ail of which is ihe youthful O'liosscn suit. ', s p r I n ff NlimvH Ii i i Nrlr In iiimiy I M - . ' " i !...!.. i Tho lliu s a it il hhj (hut liect. you lirst llCI'l1, Many Spring Coats Varied versions ' interpret tlio,coft . Mil II .l . '"'Vl III 'tnii II li;ill IMIllll mode lor Spring. Swautfor Topcoats are atop of Ihu B.vof.;ue. hnirhsh lalirics and a iiiiiijhnjj of shades emphasize their smartness. Sport Coals flaunt a myriad of color tones in most wonderful materials to accent their correctness. , Dress Coals adopt the new Spring stylo notes with a distinct flair of ole KanCe. , New 'Hats There la n heroin Intr hat hern to a?t''n , ; vll h your rholca of KprtiiK t'oalumn. Thoro urn . apilKhtly aprlnn li imoiWJil Cor, a,...,nuUle., and lir'- "other. This la a heaven of IhoHn jaunty auiart HI tie fiat ft, t hat. modern hohhed hair hull's lovo to Hltp on. And there arr nnv numher of oi her hats of unusual and f la -terlnn fduipcH. Their IrlinmlnKH kIvc ffriice mid dignity and color fiiKH nrn la.Htefiit, LADIES READY-TO-WEAR and'millinery 'm La Grande MattressShop and Weaving Works .HyTH of all lilnils I nm n-Dutii; I'oaunT Mnltrc.Hsl cK-anri llrnovii Ituira ii ulii Ml 'm im i nd for :ili'. Carput anil Hub Clean- In K. Iiii'iiis4'il l'-ituii;utor l-'iu'iorv PIioim! ar:t-W ('HAS. j:llVAI!lS, I'rop. ' -IV V ".V. Try Our Cream Caramels Fresh 'rind pure aiuf "rh'A'de in your home town so why not patLonie hojc indtiHtricB. TheCandy Shop Tho Home at Home Miido Candy READ Tin!: Oh.SERVER CLASSIFIED ADS 1 imui I1I.IJK MOUNTAIN 'PRODUCTS They are aftv: ivs (he hi'st Blue Mountain Creamery 11. V. Tyler, Prop. Main 60 1109 Wash. La Grande, Ore. A BETTER HOME YOU CAN HAVE IT AT THE LEAST COST !; RY BUYING ! Blue Mountain Oregon :. LUMBER Bowman - Hicks Lumber Company For Mill or Box Wood Phone M-547 t J. L. MUNHALL . . , . 1 y 1 I E : '9 '. t7 I !'t 4 r 3 ; - .i 2