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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (April 30, 1924)
Wednesday, April 30, 1924. TITE LA GRANDE FiVENTNO OBRETIVER PAGE TTTRETl - NEWS Social ne we in list be In tlio lunula of I he society editor by !; o'clock. Due. to tltti fact I hut the social pace la niiitlu up In fore noun, tt is practically im possible to insert storks after Unit hour. Hereafter. Items," no matter how important tliey arc. Mint ur' delayed beyond that hour, wilt not bo printed until the ..following day News Kdi tor's Nolo. - Neighborhood Club Meet Interesting Willi every display in place y s terday afternoon at tliu V. M. . A. ItHiUilnK" and a larse attendance the afternoon was very successful. A two o'clock, in the afternoon the regular business meet In jr of Die Neighborhood clilh was failed lo iirder by the prcsldcent, Mrs. J. I. Lynch, after which Mrs. Sherwood Williams took charge of Ihe pro gram with "American Coin posers' as the subject. Kathleen Camp bell sunt: two beautiful vocal num bers "Tho Moon Mchlnd the Cot ton" by ('adman ami "HctbJn. .ltob. In Sins Mo ii Sonf?" by Spross, ac companied by Mrs. I'arkinson at lh piano; Mrs. Sherwood' Williams Ueauly Seekers . Will I)o Well to. Try THE MARIXELLO SHOP Jlootil (t, Soil HiU'i' hmk. "A beauty uid for Qvcry need" .' j -; I'iiom-: ,v i .1:7 Sec Our Special Wiivlow . Displays This Week. Visit Our Display , At The Iicttcr Home Show, Y. M. C. Knildin u. Eastern . ft Jk : Srr -.f. -j '"J of SOCIETY ( read ft very interesting paper on ; "Atnericun Composers;" Ib-b n ; WitlluniK played two delightful I piuiio solos "Indian Ludire" by Me-I Uowoll and "Impromptu" be jthur Koote: l'aul Kmniu rendered! two excellent baritone mini hern 1 "Korfc-et-Mo-Nof by W. J. Marsh nnd "Three for Jack" by W. H. Kiilrt accompanied by .Mrs. K. I,. l Holmes nt the piano; two violin j n umbers were j-iveli. "Adoration" by Horowskt and "Lit tie San 1 I Man" by Martm'in. by Horothy ( Caldwell, accompanied by Mrs. I.ynn Wrlttht: Mrs. liny Kullorl sanu "My Hear" and "Sweet of Ihej I Year" by Turner Salter, accompan-I led by Mrs. W. W. Kerry; Mlssj j M abel 1 oiy save a paper on 1 j "American Composers of Sacred .Mnslc and two sacred sonys were, rendered. '"Ito'k " Aift s" by lud-: b y Km k and "S. ek. Thee. Thy 1 Lord" by. .1; '.. Uoberls. by a ehor- ! jus of sixteen mixed void's, uceom- f j panted by 'Mrs. K. 1,. Holmes at! jthe piano. f . j j- ,lurhiK ,lhe aflcnionn the Trti J . Hlpo Klscnii' company served waf-i (crs to thoso. In attendance. The evenimr program was also; 'one of ftri-fit Interest. lck Lind-j 'say and "r Kbirenoo ' Lynch Miller t iplayed a dellehlful violin duct; C tit. Mllb-r cvc nn excellent talk oni j-Vl'liinnlne the, Home," Kivlmf iiiuiiy 'good Ideas to liose who plan to! build a lipnle: ' Kay Williams snntrj a- beautiful, solo:- a talk was tfiveu j b (ieo. It. I-Visler. of Kaker. on "l'lnnnclng''.tho Home." and Miss I Klin Nelhnntr played a charming 'solo on tho piano. j This ev'enln'tr's program will con-1 'slst of a tenor solo, hy. Lawrence' iMitlon; a. talk "Klecirlciiy in ihej Home" by K. L. Crockett, of Ha-! JtVr: and n'cornei and trombone i jluet by l-'rank itobinson anl An drew Loney. 4 i Kadi al'lernooii and evening there wllLbe a ffroup of hosts and hostesses to show the visitors I In displays, etc. 1 The hostesses for today are Mrs. K. (1. Kirby. Mrs. C. Mth raid Mrs. W. ' Iiuch- anan and the hosts are (ieo. W. Curry and' A'lber't Curry, j ( , Thurda.vN I'l-ounioi. Talk on "Snpi-rvtsocl lMay KroiindH." by Mrs. Lowell WINIniu- A HOME is a house with furniture and love " And the object of our Better Home Exhibit ALL THIS WEEK Is to emphasize the fact and give root lo the Heller Home Idea. It is a movement to give , you ideas in making your home more attractive, mine restfiil, more liveable. A campaign to show you that more' aid be nccomplislv d throiiKh int'illijient .selection than extravajrant expenditure. The mere spending- of money does not make a beautiful home. - Many artistic furnishings are very moderate in cost. The simplest things arc-often the most beautiful. And the furnishings we live with, cherished possession!? v.e glow to love and prize, are very important influence:; in our lives and should be chosen with great care. We offer you at. intelligent service in the selection of a single rug or the furnishing of an entire home. Having made a study of the home beautiful we understand the I'.ind'amentals of home furnishing color, form and arrange ment and this knowledge is at your service. A visit to our :,toie this week will be, n delightful experience. A. ' CARR'S Oregon's Largest Home Furnishers I 1 Favorite 1 1 1 tit- . a Wf. ..4 J-jy yik A. SL W 8 v 1 ; 'I'he old lavoriU the Norfolk pint has lieen revived nidus with the other variations of the suit thi'J seasitn. Tins one In if ki'voii ' mo hair, v eiv ilt and lie lit, worn with a suuiri i rep' bat nnd scurf trimmed with hands )( diivctyi. " ' ' " ' ' son; playlet by twelve chlldn-n; piano tlnel, Mrs, Lett Keynolds and Mrs. J-nii Wright: talk on, "I'lant iliR a Town Lot." by C. K. Kverctt, of Top pen Ish, Washlm;lon. 'I'hurs day Is '(birdcit Day and a booth will be arranged for I he exchange of plants. Lady i I lllltitoii roses will . also be on sale for anyone. who wants thein. The hosts and hostesses for Thursday will be C. J. Klack. L. Stoop, and J. K. l'hy; Mrs. K. I. Mossmun, Mrs. lavld J. Sloddard and Mrs. Donald I'.mue. The last meetltiff o( the rarent Teaehem Assoeltitlon of Central school, held in tho high school au ditorium recently was a delightful , affair. It was Hie final mcetlUK of jthe year and etcctbm f officers for I next year was held. The new offi j cent are: President , Mrs. Cliase tllohnonkamp: Vice-President. Mrs, 'Carl Helm; Secretary. Mis. Sydney jllappcrsctt; Treasurer. Miss Susie I H ill. The nicetlntr was opened by the jNintrintf of the first verse of "Amer ' lea." followed by prayer by itcv- Jerend I toll. Two charniinj; dances were given by a (croup of slrls from jCentral school "Tho Klower Dance" and 'Tho Wind Dance." The pres (ident of tho association, Mrs. Dn Uid I. Stoddard, urtfed more com jmuntty sliifrlui; and staled that 1 prlxe of fivo didlars had been of fered by Mrs. tleow Stoddard to Ihe member of tho Parent-Teaeh-ers Association who writes Ihe best , original sontf to bo adopted by the orKanl7.atlon: Kay Williams render ed two beautiful solos, iiccompan ;ied by Mrs. Williams .ut the piano: Mrs. Florence Lynch Miller dc llhrhtcd the audience with u vlultn solo "tin Wings of Somr." by Mcn 1 ileissohn. accompanied by Mrs. SLynn Wright: Mrs. A. K. Ivanhoe iread an excellent paper dealing with tho beantirul IhhiKs In life, which was enjoyed by all; Mrs. : Kay Murphy spoko briefly on Car Men Week. She told of the prizes offered and un?ed tho niolliws to eiicouratre the children to raise flowers for the flower show to be held this fall by Mm Neighborhood lelub. i TJie meeting wan bronchi lo a; 'ctosu and dismissed with prayer by 'iteverend Hull. j . I The fonntry club will be the scene of a delihlfnl affair loinor rrow evening May 1st, wiien thu ! retrnlar monthly Country club dance will be Riven In the form of n May Day dipiee. Plans are prac tically coiupb-to and 14 Rood time Is anliclpated. . ' .Members if Ihe eommlllee are T. .1. Serogjfin. cluiirman. Mr. and Mrs. K. T. Andrews. Mr. and Mrs., (leorge Kirnle. Mr. and Mrs. Chas :- Itohuenkamp, Mr. and Mrs. r. ' Coburn. Mr. and Mrs. David imk- iferiUd, tleo. Hoiikins. Mr. and Mrs. John Harvey. Mr. and Mrs. Cha.. ttevnolds. AUrilller riayie, .ir, niiu Mrs. L. II. Norton ami Mr. aiul Mrs. Pay Price. The Pyl hian Sister Lodge wat hoslesi to u delightful p;iriy Mon day eveiiliiK at the K. of P. hall. Tlieru was a large attendance and Mio evening was pleasantly spent. I toot lis were arranged for differ ent features of the cvciihiK's pro gram, such as fori line telling. i I ish pond and others. Cards were at play and those u lulling to dunce were given the opport unity. Dur ing the. evening refreshments wen served. The Kaffee Klalcli club will he entertained at ihe Dennis home Friday evening. May 2, villi Mrs. Hubert Ncwllu ami Mrs. KriK" Dennis as host esses. Wight. (Special) The Metho dlst Ladies Alii is planning to give a reception next Thursday at lite home 01 Mrs. O. W. Harlow, in honor of Mrs. Long who will leave soon for Nebraska. The Ladies of Moosehearl will meet at two o'etoek Thursday af ternoon wit h Mrs. Norris. Mrs. Mayvlllc and Mrs. Fisher as hos tesses. Knell lady ljt requested lo bring a needle, thimble and scissors. Fashion Notes (ai'teis Moil' IW.nrre, Paris. Carters are becoming more and more bizarre. One fa vorito type 'today is of frilly black and gold satin, with a medallion lo each garter, one medallion repiv seats Pierrot and tho other Pier otto. Indian Headdress Cop let I. l'arls. An American Indian is very evldenljy the model for a new evening headdress shown here to day. Composed of frlhled vulture feathers; P stands up til Kb and stiff around the back of the bead. Amber tiold I'avoretl Mimic. London. A shade exeeedinK'v popular just now is umber irold. II Is a bea ul il'ully soft nhb-n llni. and much favored by the niiee,'.., lo whom us to most blondes it H very becoming. ' Simplicity Limited. London. The simplicity which tniarks many evening and afternoon costumes ul present dots not e .tend to court owns. Those In j process of const ruction for the lorthconiinw courts are far more eluboralc than any seen even at court for many years. Pah tireen Hn-lory. New VorU.-"Cne d-buiantu who Is noted for her oi'lirinnliiy has de cided to wear pale f recti hosiery with tlio Kvny eoslumcs which sin affects. The (fivell tint is repcaleil hi oriiaiuentH of jade, and i de cidedly lovely. ' Linen Lingerie. Ileeoratcd. New Vorlt. Llnh'crle of the sheer linen which In at presciH Muilf as smart as stIU. beint; dabiilly deeorat-d. The lln-n ih Ivory by prelei"-'ice and tiny bow ; Unots and clusU.H of flowers lii pnlesl pastel shades arc scattered over I ho Kurinciils, Swenler.'Splnsb ur Color. New Vorli. The sb-evch ss Kwealer of today Is more and more 11 splash of color, line sort has a pale lan background upon which many Irregular spols ofc color ranwinw from oranye lo crimson an st rewn. l-'nr on Sprlua Coals. New Vorte. - l''ur c'ollars alio culls In three lories ornament noun of Ihe late HpliUir lopeullls. TheS- furs are not only a -novelty hir. beautifully Bofl in shad-i and flal ii-rini? to most faces. . Beauty Hints nn-: vi;i:v vihm; immison We don'l like lo cull her a flap per, because Ihe word Seems to IIH tu iuive pone out of style aloiin wlih Ho frizzy bob. and Ihe funny Utile bats perched over one ear. Hut nlthotiKh names may change l he fuel remains the same, and t li;t very vivid and eiitranclmf yonnii person of I In omiKcr en- ration Is nlwuys with us, ami a very worthwhile sort, too, in spile of the fiilnilnailons of authors, and pla u rinals. .H her faults are those of over 1 mphasK and nowhere Is this nunc true I ban !- t he realm of eosioetlcs. Allhouuh tlie. youu Klrl Heed.- csh ensmet bs lliuu ht f obh-r sifters, ht murly ulwas ii.-cH twice as much, and thereby etcvers up the vlvhlnes.i and K'low 01' imth. "f course even yoimit maidens ueeil powder lo axohl Ho sii.uplebMi of a "shiny nose," a ad lor the heii.rh-l.il effects thai U u'oo'l powder has on Ihe xklti, but lhe call be a iiltle more carcii:l aboiil Its iihii than Hoy t-omet 1 nu-H ate. llirls are iimiiIU In a hun-y. to uet "dou t-l'iw n." lo fitt to tin. li i '."'SiM nk''i , or he miUliier or lo tb'li d'-are.-a frond, or whatnot, e often the.l Sel.f 11 p'IWK I' putt' I'utl of I'nel'T and dab It on h;iMi ily. make a correspfindiuply h:"-i i lati at the rji k,'.- pot , an. I sallj forth In a comforting sene of pM'feelloll, Which is bill'dl bono- out by the appe;irancrifiey present. ,oreoer they are sonn -what i:t i n to t he use i,f ib-.id while powder, wh' lher It Is b- -i.OmiM;' to Mm; rohtr of th'lr Skill or ih.'. With th addtllon of a hir-.e amount of bright lipstick. Hie i-lfeel (s, 'o .'H)' Ho: l asl , H liest tie U; As a loatl. r of fa. t. it N now tt-nt ritlly com-, ih ! Unit t. . puw '-r Is ; and tho Wiiiner hade mv more beeoin lie,' to eeti fair wkllis. ip- rensoa for tbl is the vutfue for out of door (ferls deiiiandin 'ea'tn s or I'lio-hes nnd ''ream lpe of ;'ee poWil'Tf which combine mo! t.ui and pluki-h on bh inhn :; wi'-f tte- n.i-!ii hktn "f 'to- io'-d'i i ui..o.ir irt. The dark f-y .l, tdaek lialre'l lo.iidea will iioltH" iu I'va.-hes and '"renin, wli a lom h iof Ashes of poses rouge, which ulvt-s u color like the petals or thn , red rose. Just a (ouch enough lo j bring out (ha sparkle In her eyr.t. I If her own lips are naturally col orful, she may let' Well enough alone, or use a colorless lipstick merely for keeping tho lips solt and smooth. If she feels t h need of aceenl nation let her first be sure that her diet is of the kind Mint brings Ihe natural color to tho Hps, and then If she does um the lipstick, let her lake her Mm" and apply It carefully. Nothing is more unbecoming 011 a youths lul face 1 Imn tho lyird, artificial ottiriue of poorly made up ltpi. And don't succumb lo'ihu lure of beaded eyelashes uud other sophis ticated forms of make-up. It Is not sanctioned hy good form and has not, even tho excuse of be comlnuneKs. Naturally our woulhful heroine In bobbed. If she is of Ihe type which can wear the' hair straight and untouched by the. 'curling iron, so much the better. This Style of short hair, is part Iciilarly piquant with Hie, brunette lype. If she must be waved, let her undulations be of the large, natural variety, 'and remember thut boUi stiffness and fuxxiness should be avoided In the coiffure.. Any normal woman can buy a hat. In t hirty minutes unless slei has n few friends along to give lld fee. What My Neighbor Says i is of Ini crest to I at ;inmle J'ulk;. f AN'bcn one has had the misfoi I true to suffer from bucknch . headaches,, dizziness, urinary dis orders nnd other kidney ills 11 .1 I : bus found relief .from all (his slck ; ness and suffering, that person's advice is of untold value o I fi h ndrt and nelKiibors. . The fo: jlnwinfr case is only onu of inany ! Iheiusamls. but tt is that of a La ( (i ande resident. Who coild asii. 'for a better exaulplc'.'J ' .Mrs. c. I, Johnson, S't! Kprlnir 1 St., La, flrande, says: "Kidney disorder caused pain across my back. My head ached and 1 hud sivcro ili.y , spells and . eoul 1 ; hur.dly w.ilk u cross tho floor. Ay kh'lieys acted Irregularly and I felt miserable. After Inking- Doan's I Ml Is I was free of kidney trou ble." : I I'OCK Y MA KM LATKK, Mis . .((ihnson said: "I have 'never had invythltiK do me as much kooiI as ' I loan's. When my' kidneys, trou- bb me, t hey are sure lo irlve I relief." . I'rice Gui at all dealei'H. ' I hin't .simply ask for a kidney remedy.-' j trel Moan's Tills the same Ilia j .Vis, Johnson had. l-'osler-MII- b.:rn Co., Mfrs,, llurialo, N. V.- - Adv. ' Jesse Grum l 1 1 I H ST I HIT ATI llt.N I ' Y 1 respect f illy solicit. I he sup port of (he iCepitbllcan voters In my candidacy for District. Attor ney. If nominated and elected I will fail lifully perform the dalles of the office. JKHHIj eiECM. (Paid Adv.) Hair (!ultin: - Hair Dyeinjr , AMI II At It HOItlv As well as all other brunches of Ueauly J'atlor work don-i by exp.-rt operators at Tho l-'ashlon H : n u I y Hhoppe, i:il Jefferson HI., in Itoh mnluiinp Hldif. 1'bone Main cm co li hi;al I'rop. For Better Homes Iktlcr Taint The Shenvin - Williams Line Skala Hdw. Company Phone Main 33 KochcIi I'liilding r';Ni- 'J y 1 3 New Summer Frocks AS THE SUN GROWS WAKMEU The .simimer sun lights field.; to u rich green and-brings deli cate flower tints to tho garden, to make a pretty picture. Quito fit for such lovely backgrounds are the airy Tub Frocks, ar riving daily, sprinkled with col or, fine lace and embroidery. Where is the woman who can resist these cool, immaculate frocks of Linen, Colored Pon gee or Voile. , There is youth in every on.! and their prices are astonish ingly low. LADIES READY mm Crovs Kill and 1 Itit a llarn II AMUCIiCi, C.ermany. (Al'). A flock of crows attacked, kllb-1 and ate a hai'e near Tarp. ' ue eordlnK to observers , :vio, pro duced bits of fur - nnd bono ua pi oof. Tin y say lhat they saw a sillKlO . I'l'ovv discover the lmre Safe Milk For Infanta, fnvcltd9t The 4tfcd .1 Rich Milk, Mnltrcl Grain ext. in powder I form,mnke.iThe Food-Drink for All Arm. I Dipentible No rooking. A light Lunch always at hnnd. Also in Tablet fnrm.i Ask for "Horttek'a," nt all Fountains. Avnlrl f.llU S'Jrti'Mt". aw mm The selection of n fine Tea is first a fashion, then a habit. Many Portlnndcrs have ncijuir-" cd the "habit" . of Preferred Stock AU-Ceylon Tea. It has, been acclaimed by hundreds as the most satisfying tea they cd the "habit" . of Preferred Stock AU-Ceylon Tea. It has, .. tlSjtwfV been acclaimed by hundreds as A i$, the most satisfying tea t'ieJjvl'. I : ALLEN LEWIS, ijjSPT- H,ffMll n Porll.nil, Ora(o ripwp have ever used. Home Made Candy at The Candy Shop 20 1'UK SV. Tim Home of Uomu Ahulo Ciuuly r Moth Sunday, May 1 1 Older Void- Flowers Suwl Still a few Rose Hushes left at the Greenhouses , 50c Each : Maninioth I'ansy Plants in bloom 50c and .75c Dozen. G 1 a d i o 1 ti s 1) u 1 I) s at ihe store. Heady now. Don't delay. They will soon lie .none. 1 : 3 I FROCKS CROW LOVELlr I - TO - WEAR in no' open field. The bird lev ul-o it thu -animal and rolled fianiically until It had reeriBted li nan reel iHieu Id the flock hen le bare und-.ijck- twelve more ami d sceliiled on t lie ed It to dentil 111 a few mlntltes. Are . ou I'lulcchleil AlnTTlt , (ti)bhiii Your llnlr-. ,., ' at the Colonial Von reeeiye expert ant j imnest it(l ictv -1 ; tJew can wear the alrulHSt,, boli. Korl unately fhero frp.i, - vuriotiM ' styles, lo (dioit! from,., .l'aiiuinK' j from' tjic ndorable, Huffy curls of lh. debutante; to. the dinilaltd diurmliiKT concealed. Jio.b uC , f the iiiatrot. . l'holic fir ' AiHtohiliiM'nt ' ,i i s-)'2l-.f ' . 18li; Konrth Ht. Apt H. 11 wi r Jpl - er's Day
