La Grande evening observer., May 13, 1924, Image 3

.Tuesday, May '13, 102!.
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
PAGE THREE-
NEW
S of SOCIETY
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n'l .Mush'lan.'t." putii
" "V Mavid s.-h.
P'th a mil fruiu ,
I'i'iiin- or Mi-. i
in
nil- of 1
:uil it
bt musical journal prin
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n.ii.1: "Mrs. A. I-
Illl ;lttt 1 t lllO i
department
lly jot' Hi.'
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I'liUli;; lh.
iv :t ri ist ry.
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and
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ni'ore M il h 1 I
lit
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I't'tiiit-i
Ili'l'M. COIli ill' 'l In
at stale
liiist ii((0 .still;; Hlicc.
Ibiruiu. Ii:uiit ; heel
IM, Women'?
if (tntroii. but
lUCCe.'iMIUily in I
heell pVKi-il! l
'Iti!.. I
iv'n ;il ilif Spline.
;:!! IP! UeM 1-ef llOllt
i n-e;vnn, end she is
:.i :i in music ill I In
ni i iic si :il e, 111. villi? eCI
I Ui n I'M- iiuimI lii.usif
,1 .if l!i" NYixlit.ttrln
;i CiMiide :in.l UH.ially
Ml'
id of ilii- music
or'i'iun.allon.
On- line musical nro-
j;rr;uii.i itiv.-n :n i.., t;,-;,n,,. n:(V(
jlH-.n ilir.Th-.t t.y Mrs. l:irli:f.idson
and lor nun rbis ;if( ti ainrcr Uiw
udd.-d to On- miislry of Hose oe-
fusions. ,l (.in- of On se . v. nls lit,
ande observer made I In- fol
lowing tliii'-r at ion of Mm
in I .a ;:n,iM ,n's siucinc;: "Mrs,
mi.- ur ; i:i-)ifiriA(iiN:in- "Spirit f
astern ; i 'am obeli -Tim no mi. i Mi
I . Sun; from ( ioiuioil'!) Ca UsJ
nw
JlKT.Uf- ('A.M)V AT WliOLKSAl.p I'UH'IN! !
liny j'mir candy :il Tin- C.in.ly Slnp
J'.-'.lionizc home iniliiiitry.
The Candy Shop
1H
or
in:
Home
sr.
-Miiilc
Camlj
i; ii w i Son calls for lunch vot-!il
"1 jli '-11111. ni- :in well lis dramatic ahil
' ily. Mis. Hichurdson was nt her
"-best in Huh iiihiiIiit iiml Mnrur li so
npu-iMiiiiy nun tin w.-iiif ,oi ili'
::::.tK j.'wi lii s-tini-i vvry' ri-nl.'-
Oil illluMli'l- in CUMioll llliU Kiltlll'
pap.-r nioiii (if iu-r ' ( infinir l
loinio.l's "A v.- M:n i;i" ami Mn
"I'ul(in:ii8i'" fnnii 'MijriHin' :uiil In I
On- iiill-r Home thai h1h "roHc In
Mn' lu'lKlilsjfcfcH-rial II lu- a l.inl.'
nlMoii lias siniK inaiiv
in l'iM-il:inl. Iii'imr K'-liMi-.t
uppi iir lii torr Oio On-umi Munir
'l-:i ii I'm' AhwiK-lailon unit til an-i'IIk-i-
litiM' Mhr WiiM tin' Hprftal so
lolm lor On- Stiit i- Krili-i-:itlon or
Wnnn-n's 'IuIh at .Srasidi ilnriiid
ono of the annual conventions.
Tlir.ic I'lHra-i-int'tlls wiTi' nol jut
f iinrlnrv invit;iMim I oil r.-co'-ni-
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Pounds Ice
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Sl'i
h,Eah::-Refngerator Sold
The Famous KMnelander Airtite
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No rol'iitsi'i.-ilm- mil Ik' ItL-lier Uimii i(s iiisuliiliiin. We will l)i ftlad to cx)liiin Hip
special wall tonnliiwiion and iiiMil-iiion Immd only In Hie AIItTITK, which have
made llii-ni faiiiouj: for iheir ci'licirnry.
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'i'his lefiiji'i-ialoi' emhur'io:;
iialile leal nit"; known to lefi
while enamel lined, haidwian
'.ho lies! and most
lior loiisfi nclioi
i', .'!."-lii.
ice eapi
Lamer SIz? in Same Style $22.95
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W:'m irtrar' 'w I ih.n im hum
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Fliree Door Side Icer
fN i
id DOW
Hi
jiJit nfml
'lin- true A1HT1TK Hefrineiator. IJuill a h'lllc het
tei l!i:m seems necessary. All white enamel lined,
.-i liii la as.-i. nickle plated locks, 10-lh. ice eapiicily.
N DELIVERS
vol' ( iiixisi:, to(;i;tiii::
COri'ON. TIIK 1(10 WII.l.
ANY AMOI NT Mil1 NK1C0.
118 INTEREST
I
The charm of tins hlnck rep sulti
whirh wan created by Molyneux
jfor it concert costume lies In the'
(?itralt;hi. uncoinpllcatetl lines and)
(he Juiliclous use of embroidery In
old and white. It l worn with an!
iuverMoUMu of gohl tissue cloth,
and a close turtxia of .the samef
material. '
lioiiH of ini-rlt of ono of Ori'Kn'K
.Ji-adhiK ail 1st h. .
I Tl' appcaruncc of Mim. KU hanl-
nn licrorc On llalfi-r M uel lowi'll
I'lnii thin Ht-aHon Kavi1 lu-r an bp-
port unity to ilisplny ivchnlral ami
i iiw.orpri'tatlvo vocaliHin- .In arltiH
land halludH lliat won. Ton Iter cn-
lliiiHlaMtlc . iVHpoiw fr-'P' u dls
jcrliiilnatiiiK: audience; Tho pro
gram Included Hamli I'h "fare
Selve." IMlCclllI'M "I'll liel li vi
'diiino." SIiuiki',h "lli HcUehrtc,"
jlel UieRo'H "HonilnK," ArdlM'H
"II Huclo." Wood'H "I Heard You
'do Hy," Walkor'H "lice liream,"
jlsnthryn .Inhnuon'H "Muwii," Mur-
liall'M "A Dream l''ancy," TlininaH'
SuiH Tiianla." and the i;ich
Klouiioil "Ave Maria," wh It violin
iOldi;uto. The local paper Kiive tlie
following account of the concert:
!'Tlit Moloist. Mr. A. I., nicliard-
Hotl of Lit (I ramie, proved lierwlf
to he an artiHt m" escepi lonal aldl
lily. ller KracioiiH inanuer am)
eiariuiii(,r peiHinalliy woji for ter
'niiiny admf I'ers'and frieitdH in,l!:ik
jer. ller ntiuihci'H were ctitliii.tiiia-
Hcally r'Ceii d and I he Inti l-preln-
tloti (il' i-;icli (.'.ive I'Viileiice. of her
la;tli and llltellij:ence liK a puiaiclan '
'of hich IdealM. Her proKram con-!
dialed of ho many InlereMlinj on;ii.
KHiV'a1 fftn-itunc- to 'Oi inualc of a
Japanese koiik, and t'leta AleKeii
non Riivd'Hs niy ch-wr J:tpanet'
reading; ..
The Keen ml courm v;in Klveil In
i lie pi-tviiie dlniiiK room of Oic
.Soumier hotel. At OiiH cuiirw th
varloiiH loiitiiH wen1 itiveii. and Oij
iV iflle.-i;i elected. Officers for
the i-liHiiinr; year wilt Im MIms
Ullve 'lli-o. pt'iHldi-ui: MiH t'f
Oo Snider, vice pii'sideni ; Mi.is An
m-lta Johnson, Heci-i-lary: and Mlsnj
Mac St. iiniii. program (Miairnian. j
Them- in w ot riceiil responded tn
touKtM, as did ulno Hie past pi-cul-ili
iHH. Mrs. sio-rwood WllllaniH. J
M is. It. I'. l.uiidiH an. I MI'tH tlerlhaj
VValKinrer, Mr.s. II. I'.. lion, preal-j
dent ror Mn paHl year, wiim a very j
cliarmiiiK toaNlmisI i-i'mn. '
.The ttii lad coiiritf' wan at Ihe j
hoine or Mi-h, t'harleH Ho l-'orrcal.
Here (ne of Hie 1 1 lout oi Initial and;
clever decorative HchemeH Hint ha1
heeil Used illliillf; Ihe CMHli-ncc Oi
the aovlliary w an carried out, and!
much ci'edil in due Mm. He l-'nr-1
rcsi a in! Miss Walsiiurer lor the ;
enjoy iiK-ni they I urnislied. 'let a j
McKennon, Horolhy llrownton and
Hii.el Heal alno served 1 ft in course,
and Mins Mcli-nnoii Kiive an Irlnh'
recital ion. j1
ItiKhert was nerved at Ihe home,
of Mim. II. I-:. HiMin, and coffee tit
the hoiiii- of Mis. I Hindis, w here i
Mrs. Stanley I .vim N iiift a Kt oup ol '
souks. I
Tile Cojlllllit'ee in cll!M'KC of OllHj
very HiicceHsl ul dinner eonnm1ed of,
Mi'H. I e-'oi i-i si, Mi m. Ilrow nton.
MIhn Mae Stearns. Mrs. .1. I.
Wooilell, Mrs. C. M. liosimoml.
I M vh. fla-.idc I'ooper, MIsh lliunia t
llarlkoit. Miss N. II Mahafley tin.) J
Miss Iterthu WalsiiiKcr. The mem-1
hers or Hie auxiliary are deeply;
apprecialive or the unllrltlK el
l.ortH reprrsenied. (
: Miss Hattie Siiorl, whoBe, mar
rliiKe will tnUe place some time
1 hiH tall l o How ii rd Hansi-oiil.
was Hie liisplratfoil lor a delight
ful niiscellaneous shower laut even
ing ai the country home of Mis.
1 ,ee I tcynoltlH. w hell 1 he Went -mlnsler
Hulid h.dd their reKiilar
meeting'. Tlie home was beautiful
ly decorated with lilacs and Ihe
shower was Kiven In Hie form of a
May IiiihUcI.
MIsh Sliort led Hie devotional
for the evening and Mi'H. Clyde
Wehh had chaiKe of Hie proi;rain.
At tlie close of a very enjoyaldc
evenliit,' a delicious luncheon was
served hy Hie chnrmliiK hostess.
kThe second ilauciuK party of the
.Junior ni'-niherii if Ihe Country
Chili will take place at the cltio
I'ridiiy evening, HlarHn;,' at S::ia
o'clock. The commltlec In charge.
coniiistlnK of .Mesdamis it. .1.
Kitchen, Colon II. Hlierhard, II. N.
Ashhv, (1. I.. I.ariaoil. A. .1. Si;uif.e.
Hurley Smith. II. M. Hay and Sher
wood Williiiius, inviti-H all junior
an niiieis to he in alleii'lauce.
Any junior member nut havliu,
a way lo no to Ihe ciub ia n:iU lo
ludliy I he comniiliee.
The Allcel Ladies Aid will nie.r.
Mild Mm. Halph Ciunaiill. K.ihI ni
liiiid fily. 'Ihursday i.Hi-innon.
!,1il,y 1 fi. Mrs. ;Kil flaspi r. -Mrs
H.e -Holonahie- ),, Micuon by A I-VH' " waiFiiiKei a.... ....... ... ...
.laill01lll Will liae riii"K'-
Vnmrniii. whh'h will be nlveii hou
orliiK Mnthi-r'H Hay. ami Mrs. I. A.
thai It would be ilirllcull to naim
the most pleasiiiK' ones. Th
'Spirit l''low' i' hy ( 'anipbell-Tipt on.i
tt';i,i oweUcjii -riud-lier laaff 'iVmiiiIht. I
TllouiiiH, ii eoin(i()Hitini) that. Would
lav any voice, was arHslicaiiy hiv
en and Ihe IiIkIi. blrdlilie notes s
easily handled, lhal her audienei
huh charmed. "
fn another oecn'iiim. In n concer:
al M.isl Kly, N.-vada. -Mi-m. IHchiMd
flon was Ihe aitlal of Ihe evening,
fiujthuf Ihree crouiis. Tin While
1'iiie New a reported her iiin-.-,iit!i in
U lit se words: "M I'M. ( Iclianlsoii
;ian-T Haiidei;! 'Care Selve with a
filyle of ept-e!ts:i,ii and cool iiiuil y
fit lOlle that delilOIIMl rated a pel -fed
knowledge of Ihe hil.-rpr.-la-liou
of the oriilorial work ir ihia
master. She is Hie possessor of ;iii
excellent soprano voice and him
enjoyed an ex I e naive cull i vat ion
which hits develop, d that pleasiii':
iiuitity and flexible control of loii'-J
so much sought ufler by nopranns
in coloratura work. Tills ipialiiy
or voice was well Ulustraled in Mm
siiiKinjr of Me SuiH Tilania from
tlie openi 'MiKiion. '
To have advanced so far nlmur
Hie hiirh way of vocal excel I. nee.
"TiaB devoted uiiich
and has sought On-
(ioiirces or Ihe bcHt Inst ruction. In
Cortland Mrs. Klchardson sludi. d
with l:os- Coursen Iteed, one ol'
I hal city's oulsiandinfj teachers,
and she saiiK under Mrs. Heed's di
rection nt the civic auditorium.
Two seasons were ntso spent with
Arl hur Alexander, formerly asso
ciated with Jean tie HiszUe. I'ercy
Hector Stephens claimed Mrs.
Itlchanlnon for u season and rm
other wus spenl in New York I - V
under Hscar Snenuer. These peri
ods or study phis l lie natural ipiul-,
Mirations of voice and personal
charm combine lo make Mrs. Hieh-j
unison u soloist of decided aceep-1
tabiliiy.
fin last Krl.lay cveiilni: the
Voiimk Women's Kdncatlnnal Aov
lliary or the .Methodist Church en
joyed a progressive dinner, about
fifty yountr women belnff present .
This W'UH the taut niceiiiuc of the
auxiliary before Hie tnimuier vaca
Hon. and was also the occasion for
the election of orriccrs for Hie n
siiintr year. The Hist course of
the dinner was held al Ho- home
of Mrs. H. S. Hrownton, which
was beaulifully ib-corate.t in .fap-
lan.s,. fashion, with nia .ih iv. h-
non. Horothy Hrowuton and Hustel
j leal serving, dresm-d in J.ipanese
rrHiiiiKf Thi-Me three irlrls aln
Unwell. Mrs, Crank Wrb;ht and
Mrs. I. I-:. Ch.-nault will usaial in
nervlmr.
'
The d'orelKti MiUH.onnry Society
of Ihe Methodiit Church will meet
at Ihe home ol Mrs. S. C. Smilli,
I To:' I -2 Wiudiine.h'ii Avenue
Veduesday afternoon al 2
u'cloek. "The Mvsterv I'.nv" In
Summer Dresses
UK COOL AND COMFOltTARLE IN THESE
VERY ATTRACTIVE '
New Sport Dresses and
Wash Dresses
$5.95 to $35
Rashanara and Canton
i v one
LINEN
ratine, qma
S READY-TO-WEAR
AND MILLINERY
TI'"
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LJJ
April "I'VIi iiiIm" will ho MmmI
Hiih-i-l ftr I lii ul'lt;rnotni.
MrH.
lo I hi'
II. ,M. liny will hi' IiohIi'm
Allilm I'lilli Imli'irrow rvi'il-1
Mm. K. llulliy will onli'i'liiln
llir I'arkilali' I'luli al hiT rami
Iiihiii' tiimiirrow aCti'i-Moon.
.ii'ii'i.'".
r.cauly Seekers Will
Do Well to Try
THE MARIN ELLO
SHOP
Andrews
Variety Store
Service and Economy
means You Save
on Everything!
.
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-and here it is
Salad
Sandwich
To serve on fresh bread with crisp IcitucCaiJJ
leaves; or use it as a base for salad dressing-
for filling hard-boiled eggs: a sauce for coltHf?
fish or a stuffing for chilled tomatoes.
It's certainly grand. .' ' ' t ' "!
PRICE 45c 'A BOTTLE.
Pattison Brothers
Grocery
Phone Main 80
READ THE OBSERVER CLASSIFIED ADS"
IM VOI It IIAHt 1AI.1.IM1'
Wi. inlldit l.-ll yim II"' f"i-
WIIIH 111 Kr-i. ll I i 1 i- iPI'lim.
hori lim a rlnif'J. h. 1 1 '
nirra. ji.-l.nrrjf...aTM.laKiliir
oil'l llii-lr :iippil--:iliMa":i
.ir.:ilii. TlCrf an' 111.' tar
Inns r'-an..nM nf ilan.lruff
anl loiltnl l.al'l ipflJi wliiih
r.-.iilrt' In-aluii'til. 'I'lii' teal
mi hi tr.r f'alllni; lialr or
ilail.lrmr f-'iiitri-H tiifr.- Ilii-l
the .'iiiplifallon nf - ni:in';f
riir-fl. Vi- mi 11 fly inrh n :.'
inrlivl.liinliw
AT Till". fCH.OVI.tli
I'licitif r.it i -.1
Uii:i Foirlh HI. Apt. 11
i
i IjcKim (I, Xtmmwjmni.
! I "A lprfu for j
fvcry noi'il" j
I'llOM". MAIN (177 t
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uhefigurein-
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La Grande-Joseph Stage Line;
lo
dined to
jlmtness
KiitHlle Very IlKhlly boned
perm Ms abnoluto fiHeiloiu nf
wui.iHIne. Kv.'iy l.a Cuinillo
in- nns "lieanty and Comfo.i,
Too" for its u-arer. ThH pj:
fnted Ytiiillo fetnr makt-n
Camilie aKlonishinly coniloi -olde.
A fun nor or Oib dlffi-rfiil
mode ti alwuy on haml.
Mrs. Roltt. Paltlson
for-llfi
riniiiB Muin ram
Apt. III. Ni'iv Inli'j Milg.
tBaors & Cold iron, Props.
EFFECTIVE MAY 10TH, 1921
TIME TABLE
JtntANDE TO JOSEl'll
IIHUL
Lcaes
La Gi
Imblcr
Elgin
Minam
Wallowa ...
Lostine
llernrise
Joseph
7:00 ll:0 3:00
" 7:30 11:30 3:30
7:50 . 11:50 3:50
i 8:30 12:30 4:30
. 9:10 . 1:10 "5:10
. 9:30 1:30 5:30
9:55 . 1:55 5:55
.10:15 2:15 6:15
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JOSEPH TO LA GRANDE
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Joseph 7:00
Enterprise
Lostine
Wallowa
Minam
Elifin
Imhler
La (irande
7:00 11:00 3:00
7:15 11:15 3:15
7:40 11:40 . 3:10
8:00 12:00 4:00
8:10 12:40 4:10
9:20 1:20 5:20
9:40 , 1:40 r:1
.10:15 2:15 - 0:15
Fishermen's Special will leave La Grande at 4:30 every
Sunday morning for Minam and Wallowa River Until
otherwise notified.
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