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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (April 28, 1924)
Monday, April 28, 1924. THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PAGE THREE- NEWS t .Social new must tw In the titnlR of ihft Boclrty piltlor by flrlto oVIork. Hue to the fart that the social pag In ma lift up iMforo noon, it in practically Im possible to Insert. Morion dfior that hour. Hcrcafmr, itpnm, no rpaior how Imporiant Ihoy or, thut nro delayed hey on 4 that Hour, will not Im printed unill ,lti following day New VH tor's Norn. !. and Mrs. W. V. McAdnry on ieriuincil a number of kiicsih nl dlnnr-r laHl rwninf,' Dt the 1'oh y Hot1! , dining room. Cavern were laid for twelve and n nio.ii enjoy-j able evening ppcni. V ( Tlio Monday MiiHicnl will hold their rcKiilnr monthly program Ihlfi ev.-niiif; at ihe V. AI. c. p. bnlUlPK In .connection with Holler Home WeeUJ Thn program for (lift eve ning i a follows: Mrn. W. I Me A. lory will pivn a talk on Russian Music, explaining the. tiislory and , origin' of t ho liun.slan j,pJli on(fi 'ont? of Praise" (corleKlhailcti. flonx '. M ih. iiih,cu n ; "I tobbcr Kale," rieorffp (Unite; UnsKian J:ihce, MiKKCM Oilda Ash by, Juno Kfiihtfe and Virginia n Wurnk'k:, "I line. Dove" ( l.yrlc unngt. ' II rn. l.to l' Miller: "l.litle Yashkn" Oiunec snn); Mrs.1 ,co Mliler. 'and 'oIku lioal Soni,' lawreiiro put ton, rrecrdlwr each number Mrn. "5i.ni-irr lllrnie will ren.il a ht.tnr- Hjur. Cutting' Hair Dyeing AM) HAIIt VVOItW Ah well as oil other branchfls t of testify Parlor work dop? by expert npertttqra at The ' Cushion It p u u t y ,- Khoppe, i J a 1 2 Jefferson HI., In Hoh- " iienkanip Hldy. ; Thonfi Main GTS CAROMNi: lr.Atu ' I'rop, CARE'S Where Your Credit Is Good I- of SOCIETY tral explanation of 11. is invimt lo .itlei.il. The public Mrs. O. N. TurkiiiKinn ami the member or her Kuiiiluy School I clasn, u 'h MIkh MiirKan-i I Yrascy enjoyeil a picnic ai (.mbl'it I'anynn Humluy arinriioon, 't'hiM pIhnh Iuih recently lifi'ti or ganize.) in "Tin Junior rhtirch woman Service I.eaKue" ami will tiuiKiiiy t'rt'iiiiiK in ouiiint1 ihclr work for the minimcr. Kxti'-nHlvn plniiH arc now miller way for ihe Country cluh dunce to lip held Thursday eveninjr. May I. at the. Country cluli. This Is lo he May nay tifiair and In- ihokihmi will bo curried mil hccoiMIukIy- fcood time 1h auticipat.d itu who attend. Tho Parkdalc cluli will hied Wednesday. April I! it. w1h Miff, t'al Slilwcll UH llOSteHH. Miss Hulda Anderson will be hostcKH to the Westminster tinihl of the 1'ivnbyieriaii climch at her hnmt on Adanix avenue tomorrow ovenillK. April I'M. I .add Canyon. (Special) Mrn. f.fKter HhamltotiKh wmh hoNleHs to th' members of the Clet -Together club on April "i. The nil. -moon was spent socially afti-r which a dulnly luncheon was served. Moxvtllp. (Sncclat) Mrs. A.!imh' tucketl collar.. Most of Hose Slov. r khvc a dancinsr parly at her homo recently. After a very pleas- ant evening delicious refreshments were served. I Fashion Notes Mark lint IVmtm Paris. Lovely black hats are a striking feature at the moment. They are rather law, made of tulle ami luce, usually decora! cd with u few hiif vivid flowers. Tulle Petals Voue, Paris. Tutle petals are once I " "e i if, ue, uirui uuhk IIHUIJ ' "B i i in ivn. i in ) uille ill ww from tiny scallops to tlinwe lat-fre A GRANDE WANTS WATER, GOOD WATER AND enough to It' rail pa la. OsirMi l'nlKMii-,all-. t l.omlon. Whatever .shoiibl wp do wllhoitt 1 ho OHlrit-b? At IhiH ili.Hlaot he -Iworui. our t-vciiliiK fin j. Km, our frncksf mil' lt:il an. I our bracelet, a lorioj.-ie n- hracebt liniiiMil with tiny yellow o:iirll lip Is oih' of tin- Nt-aMon'N i unveil b-.s. Ixi'niafloiis Ihmimaid. I.ondou. There ik a ' prcv'ailinR lownwanl lemlency today to orna ineniaiinn. t'ontM have embroidery running down lo points hats have i-ililion.s huiiKinw tlown from the brim. coMiimieH have a downward SWCep of, IIOUIH'eH. Old-Thm I'leklejar Priminicd. New York.- On the lop nhel of your uraudmoiber'N pantry then is probably a KlaHS jar about u fool hish. of n lovely blue or' Kre.n shade. Crandmother use.) to pm chill Hance In il. i it down and fill It with flowers' the old-tiim pickle jar Is the lal.M boadidr vase. IIMtli c'ks Ttr Itlmtvcs. New York.--The blouse of today ha relurm-d to the hiU neck for those who consider hih in-cks pre- ferable. I!ut Die neck m ni so very hinh: only half way up the throat, ami markeil by a deleciable bliios.B are crepe de chine. liioiuie satin i'uiup. rlF ion. Among the smarl eveuuiK slippers, a welcome addi tion to Ihe Kohl and silver and bro cade, is I he pump of "blonde" cat in. It has a somewhat pointed (toe mid a hif-rli Krencli heel. Itrllllnul mid IHill. New York. Brilliant in colpr. l)iil demurely dull in fluMi, are 1 lie new woolen materials f i suits and sports dresses. They ve a feel in ir like suede ami In fact are known as suede duvetynes. In some circles the word "sheik" is pronounced "shake": In others it is pronounced "ass." IJeauty Seekers Will Do Well to Try THE MARINELLO SHOP Hoot ii (I, Sommcr I tld;?. "A beauty aid for every need" PIIOM-I MAIN' .77 THURSDAY IS CITY HUNT'S LETTER (Continued from pave 1) who line rily curbs ami soda bars chiefly on flirtation henl. Here In WaMhhtRlon they call them ''KiT-si cowboys." si heinis the fashionulde downtown prome niide for flappers and f I iris, Ktse where they are Krouped jrenerady utitler the term "soda fountain crfwboys.' , "Thai ilile Is mi Insitll to the fine fi'llowH ridlnir the runtfe in the eow country," tthtnion de clares. "A real cowboy will kill t man Miih'ker for npnoyinK u wouutu than for anylhlutr, cIkc. Vhy not stick to Hit old terms 'lounge lizards.' 'city slickers.' Vynihetie sheiks' for these dude birds? upe real reii-hlooded cowboy from down Abilene way could mttkc the .whole crowd crawl!" Mm. Cal fool id e dolnft hr sprluy houfieeliailluK'i Painters and decorator are Kivtutf Hie bin hou.se on l'eiiiiHvl aula avenue a-in-w coal white ejtl ami the dumer and vacuum: eb-uner have been busy inside. Tears like Mrs. t'al Inn't expi-ctiiiK o have lo move out soon, anway! t liicid uially, it has been notice I that iliiriiifr this houseclettnliiK lime t'al has been spending- most of bis time over at Hie executive office. Which indicates that even a president may run Irue to form as a husband. The line is heg-inninj? to form on Ihe ritilu tor scuta at the national political convent lonf. A fat contribution to the demo cratic campaiKU fund was received Ihe other day with the sltpulntlou that m reiurn the donor would like a couple of boxen ut the Madbun Snua re Harden idiow. Chairman Hull. I uudcrstanil, kept the money but hasn't let loose of the boxes yet. di:itSi:Y ISLAM) WOMKN UPS POIJTICAI IKillT ST. 1IKMKK ( INS) Women In Ihe Island of Jersey have won a political victory. After a heated debate the jer sey states have derided, hy .'10 voles to 12. tq extend woman's political rights. They are now o be permitted to take their seats in the house as people's represen tatives, subject to thnir 'being- :t" years of hkc and otherwise enjoy ing full civil rights. - They are not eligible ns lire members. The female population of Jersey 'Is 27.sr.ti. At the last election nominations papers haml et I In on their behalf were re fused. Women, Itldci-M Join Ibslco. PrONni.in'ON, Ore. l.orena TrlcUey, lamed for her si; ill ami courage as a jockey. " ami Opal Crowdi"'. rtnotlier enwirb't: 1ml h oi' Have you ever 'seen the Sanderson Springs? If not, and your time will permit, join the excursion which will visit them Tuesday. Start from Y. M. C. A. building at 2 p. m. If you have no car and wish to go with some one else phone any real estate office or Earl Reynolds, Secy, of the Chamber o f Com merce and your name will be given to some driver who will reserve a place for' you up to the hour set PLENTY OF IT to see these springs will aid you in voting in-telligently. COMMISSIONERS whom hav uppeared here manydate'or Ihe fir mi publication of this times as contenders for hitman in 'notice. the IVndleion Itouttti-up, were lo- j .'hHt r.Uldleat ion April 7. cal visllors recently. They were on I w .,...r.,... the way to Henver to join the I'm led Klalc I'huinptonshlp t'owboy Kodeo Inc., which will uijikr a tour of Ihe country this sprhi'.; and sum mer. oike (o Creditors. Notice la by mis given that'thc underslRnei) h:js been appointed hy the t'ouulv t'onrt of th.i Mmt., ..t Oregon for Hnloit County. .Admin istratrix of Ihe eslale 01" Marion McMuny. deceased, and ail nei ;.iei havtmr claims aifaluut ih,. .iid .I--- censed, are hereby notified to pr.--seni them duly verKied, with prop er vouchers, lo thv underciKiud ai her home in Krulldule. nea.- l.a th-uude in said county and state, or ut the law oft ire of Juo. S. Hndlo hi Ka Ciande. sal. I couuiy and state, within six months iiotn the BeaPEPPrStenoA HOW much easier it ia to r4.ee over the ' key and ipeed out the letters when you are feeling lull of PEK BUT, whn Old Spring Fever befog, your brain make, yvu (oel tirod, rcttieUi lasy-liko what chore it u to type each letter. Be a peppy Stenographer. Lunch on Tru-Blu Grahams and milk for while. These supply the nerve-nourishing and health-building vitamines that give folkl team. And they are dee-ltcioua. Order From foc-r Grocer Now if ha Tru Uin Orahmns in flu fainout blu and ffitld cartons and in wood bares. I 1 iKU-etU tSi-C'-r.COWPfiNy-Ewjkaae and Portland ELECT Administratrix. I. a Orsnde, Oregon. IM-'-'S-May . Are Yon I iuI.h tded A I to h I IddddtiK Your Hair? at the Colonial Vou ivttlvo ewrl anil Imiu'st mtvliv l'i'v r:in wt-ar thf1 slraltli. boh. l''oi-tuiKitily thorn' arn various tvl.n la rhooqn from, i-uni;tnir iroiu li ii.lciralil.'.. rinfly rnrls of III.' .I. hiiiniiii-. la ili. .IlKnlty nn.l ('li.'U'..iliitt 'or..;il.,l. Uoli uf I ho m:tti-an. IMioiu rar Apimliilnirnt ,'J I -.1 1813 Fourth SI. Apt Tl. and MA- fjf tl lit il hams V1 W.- I EffigfflfflMPgM Th0 Hon ' Cnnay : ION DAY ! The Smartness of Sweaters for Sports and General Wear ;3hL JDjElREADV-TO WEAR ' jf Ml "and milcinehy ",) LA GRANDE IRON WORKS WACHtNlS BHOr ANlt FOUNDRY All Kloila or Machinery, Auloniolillrn anil Tractors Repatred Overhauled aud Rclmllt Acetylene Wokllna; of All Kinds Cylinder Uorlng and OTersUo INxtona , Oraulubafts, Pistons and Piston Pins Kfgroiiurt i' A OI t's a Trial D. FITZGERALD Prop. : Buy Your Candy Direct from the manufacturer We nxake .all our candy. It is always fresh. The Candy Shop ,r- h. "When in doubt, wear a Sweat er," seems to he the rule the notably well-dressed frill follows nowadays. The Sweater infirm ly established as an or.sential part of the warm - weather wardrobe, and in some colorful, distinctively cut, tlaiiitly "1 pat terned guise or other, is.'seeti,1 at every imaginable gathering that is not distinctly YcA-mal. Von will find here the' most ap proved vei-aioius of , the jolf, , lOip-over, sleeveless, cricket and tuxedo styles. Moderate!; priced $3.50 to $24.75 210 FIR ST. j I ! i "!'"n ; .1 i il 4 1 . 1 U ii
