La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, May 24, 1924, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextSaturday, May 24, 1924. T1TE UA GKANDE EVENING OBSEItVBR PAGE THREE NEWS of SOCIETY Will Wed fioclal news must be In the hands of tho society editor by 9:30 o'clock. Duo to tho fact (hut tho social page is mado up before noon, It Is practically im Down b hi to ln&urt stories after that hour. Hereafter, Items, no matter how important they are, that art) deluycd beyond that hour, will not be printed until the following duy News Edi tor's Note. Separate Last Sacred Concert to xBe Given i Tim liiHt of u a 'lit of Sacred ruiicoritj will Im Riven at tho Pres byterian church tomorrow evening, May 25,"ut 8 o'clock. These con-l-vrtH have been Riven by the quar tette of the Presbyterian church roimlKtiiitf of .Mrs. A. I. Klchard mi, Mrs. V. H. Hohnenkamp. jr.. IS. I Duttoii and l'rof. 10. D. Tow jer. and the proceeds, from a free vi offering at these concerts, have (nude It poMHible to instull a now (iano in tho church. This beauti ifl new instrument will be used for he first time tomorrow evening a hen tho concert will be given. Tills is ala6 the lust time this ux ellent quartette will appeur to gether before the public for sev eral months as Prof. Towler is leaving in a short time for his liome in the east, where he expects to spend the summer months. ! Those assisting the quartette In omorrow evening's program are Mrs. Hnrlcy Richardson. 1.. J. Hind ";iy. Miss Gladys Miller and Mrs. rt'. W. Horry us accompanist. The (irogram for the evening is as fol- owh: Organ Voluntary "I tft I'p Your Heads" (Messiah) Handel Mrs. jv. W. Berry. A ill hem "The Pay is Gently Pinking To a Close" Nevln Mrs. K. h. Richardson, Mrs. W. H. Hoh- lenUamp. jr., G. I., Dutton, l'rof. 1. Towler. Mass Solo "luvlctus" Huhn l'rof. K. I. Towler. I'iano Solo "The I-ark" Glln-;a-UalnUrew Mias Gladys Miller. Soprano Solo "Karowell' Rus ell Mrs. A. I.. Richardson. . Violin Solo "Meditation" (Tha-s)-Mnssanet 1(, J. Mndsey. Tenor and linns Duet "i'rucl- (X- Kmire G. I- Dutton and 1-. . Towler. 9 Anthem "My Faith Looks L"p Thee" Sehnecker The Quur- ; J.-tte with violin obligato, I.. J. I.indsiy. j I Maim Solo "The Swan" Saint j . ;iena Jvlifl. Hurley Richardson. I i Tenor Snlo "The Rosary" Ne vin 1,., Dullon. , . T Contralto Solo -"Ave' Jlarte" ""rVhu.iwri Mrs. W. H. Hohnen iiainp. jr.. with violin oblisalo by i,. J, LtudHcy, I itenedielinn. Post hide. The public is cordially Invited to nil. -nil. j 'p$ mm l Iff 1th : The popular separate blouse a ml separate slilri for summer are here! !iovn making the perfect ensem-! .hie. The nverbluuse is of white! crepe tie chine heavily overdoited 'with tiny black dot, with a whttt collar and u pleated juhoi. TiieJ skirt Is of red and white -stripes.', pleated. The blouse would he eiual- ly smart with a suit klrt or with j one of flannel or plum material. iner Thoughts (Jane Spear) June Siauge. Will o' the Wisp (VVollenhuupO. To a Humming liird (Mrs. Virgil) Virginia Warnielt. . A rain s-iue U,ol h ). In Spring lime (Huerti-r) Klizuhcth Hup Revel of the Wood Nymph ( Klor enco Harbour), Dunne Caprice l.uth). Sieond Vaise (Duritnd) llarbara Htatt. . Lotim Hlootu (Leiuont), Harehet iti (Nevin) Kdna Gekeler. - Tuesday, May 27, Is tho day for the annual meeting of the Neigh borhood elith. At this lime tho re. ports of officers, departments and committees will be heard and the election of officers will take place. There will also be u musical tvo gntm during the ufternoon. This is the last opportunity to purchase tickets for tho annual Neighborhood club breakfast which will take pluce at the Presbyterian church Wednesday, May :l8. at 11 o'clock. And ail wanting tickets are requeued to get 1 helu at this time. They may lie obtained any time be fore then from Mrs. Ward Kowler at the water office. Wallowa. Ore. (Special) Miss, Gladys Mil jer. one of I .a Grande's piano teachers, who is conducting a class in Wallowa, Oregon, has just concluded her second year's; work at (hat place with two pupils' i recitals. These recitals were ex- i treiucly interesting and attended, in each case, by un appreciative au dience. . The expression, accuracy and careful attention to detuil shown In each uumber'ti'Sllfied to the excellent training that hud been given. The pupils appearing at the first recital wen- Iteth Hillings, Margar et Mann, Nellie PetWle, Clarence Miimford. Jaimita Wersl , Blanche Pb'lshnian, Ruth Cherry,. Harold MeK'e.nie, iMlue Pfiefier, Evelyn Thompson, " Louise .Mann, Helen Shall. Donald Mitchell. Helen Fish er, Verdo Haird and Kileen More lock. The Ht cond recital consisted of a group of numbers from Mendels sohn, l'oole. Grieg, Chopin, Schu bert jinl ol hers, by each of the r fen r f M. K. CHlMtcll. h'on'H-Cor ner Mr street and V avenue. Rev. Kloyd W. Hick, i. !.. pustor. Ser vices Sunday, May -'5th: Siiiulay selioot, t:4o a. m. Preuehlug II in. by tho pastor. Theme: "Four rtalnties of Cliristtanliy." t Kp- worth Heague, 7 p. m. Preaching. 8 p. in. Theme: "Our Creates! Need." Sunday morning wilt be the beginning of our '"Special Get Acqtialutcd and Kelluw ship Week." There will le services each evening from May -5th to June 1st. Inclu sive, at X p. m. f We extend u cor dial invitnllon to tho public to at tend. Come and let us get acquainted. Jliss Mary Wallace, daughter of the secretary of agriculture, who will be married soon to Dr. Charles Bruggman, Switzerland, first secre tary of the Swiss legation at Wpau In ton, , C. - in Paris hats are growing larger. Rut so far the small hat holds Its own today, even for formal occas ions. Hrldesmutds themselves uYc wearing little hats Instead of the picture variety. Smalf l'Hinsol Hack. London. Perhaps it is due to I he revival of the currlage und pair In fushlonuble London but w hut ever the reason, the small luce parasol Is here today. It is the sort that ladles once held up in their car riages; of bluck lace, for exumple. I i ned w i t h peacoc k blue and mounted on un Ivory handle. l-'lcsi Colored More in Style, New York. Klesh colored hos iery Is even more in style than heretofore, and the tint Is more flesh like. The tinted stocking will be worn with while shoes very attractive combination. Still Some WrlMhug; New York. Wrislbags still, exist despite, tho popularity of under arm, purses. One of the newer bairn Is In mego duvetyne in :i following pupils: Constance Me-Jpoueh shape... It has little carved Beauty Seekers Will Do Well to Try THE MARINELLO SHOP Koom 0, Somtncr IHdg, "A beauty aid for every need" PHoNi; &IA1N 577 -4' The regular monthly meeting of the Monday Musical club will be held at the Neighborhood club( rooms Monday evening, May lift, at 8 o'clock. Mrs. R. P. Lundis will give a paper on "Modern Russian Music" und the following musical j numbers will be given: i Piano solo. "Prelude in C, Min-, or" by Rachmaninoff Mrs. K. L. 1 Holmes: "Hymn of Kree Russia." by Gretehaninoff and "Dance the Romatka" by Ware Ladies Quar tette, consisting of Mrs. Florence Lynch Miller. Mrs. Karl Reynolds. Miss Isabel! MIHer and Mrs. Lynn Wright: piano duet "Marche Slave" by Tschalhowskyn-Mrs, .let. lady nolds and Mrs. Lynn Wright; "Hong of India" by Rlnisky Korsa koff Ladles Quartette: soprano solo. "Thou Art Like a Mower." by Rubensteln and "Only a Yearning Heart" by Tschuikowsky Mrs. T. R. Maxwell; piano solo. "The Lark" by Liszt Miss Gladys -Miller. The first of a series of three re dials will be given at the Library auditorium Sunday afternoon, May fi, at 3:30 o'clock, by Ihe pupils of Mrs. R. J. Green. The program for the ufternoon is as follows: Oriental Dunce (Rughee), Rrown b8 Dance (Jessie Guynor. nailer fly Dance (RUgbee) Lelah War ner. Innocenc e ( Iturginuller , Prog ress ( Rurgmullor) Cledu Harvey. Serenade (Louise W right). Dream Song (Korumn) ' Dorrls Warner. Musical Clock (Poldini), Sun.- Ken.ie, Jane HuvenseroiL Lenore McKlnr.is, Shirley White und Min nie Drown. The Parkdale club will meet at t he houitt of Mrs. K. K. Hughs i edn sday afternoon. May 28, with Mrs. George Hym-arson assisting US hostess. Ti lo.-aset. (Special) A dance was hdd Krhhiy evening at the llyiill store building, honoring the eighth grade class. A good crowd attended und everyone had a good time. brown wooden Chinese squatting rather Incongruously on top of the clnsp. CHURCHNEWS KPISCOPAL Clll'Ri'H Holy Communion, 8:00. Sunday School. :45. Mtu'nlng.si'rvlee, lt:iui. Clash In personal Religion, ft:('0. Rev. S. W. Creasey, Hector. Adorned Silk Gloves, New York. Silk gloves today are almost rantusticuny uuornco with embroidery. In pleusant shades or tan and gray some of them huvo graceful gauntlets made up of a wide flounce of knife pleating. PR KSHYTKRI AN CHl'llCH The closing musical to be given by our quartette ami musicians will be rendered on Sunday evening ai eight o'clock at which time the general public Is urged to be pres ent to enjoy this musical treat. Anthems, solos, violin ami piano numbers will feature the evening with .Mrs. A. L. Richunlson. Mrs. V. H. Hohncnkump, Jr., Mrs. W. W. Horry, Mrs, Hurley Richardson. Miss Glndys Miller. Mrs. L. J. Lindsay- G. L. Dutton and Prof. K. D. Towler as the contributing ar tists. Let us avail ourselves of the opportunity presented as we enjoy this sacred concert. The morning worship hour at 1 1 nt which time Miss Isabelle Miller, who has com pleted such a successful year In charge of our high school music will be the soloist singing "My Hays Are in His Hand,' and the minister will Ming the message on another of the great afftrniutiveh of the Master. You will find 'i welcome among us as we worship our Kut her in Heaven. The Sun day School hour at !i:4,Vut which time tho new piano will be sound ed for the first service In our new diurch. To this study session we invite all to learn under compe tent teachers in their separate class rooms. As we come to the close of the public school year, let us offer our best wishes to the gradu ates and to announce that this church and school will be open all ,of the vacation period, so lhal each Lord's Day will have something In store for ull of them who may can to attend our services. Win. Cros by Ross, minister. urately equipped outfit. Selling Bi bles, holding meetings, and living sacred entertainments they uro on t heir way from California to lli -Kast. Their evening service, hi nd- ditloti to the Rtble teachings, w ll feature several musical numbers, a unique thing- being a "musical saw." You are invited to or Joy this, evening hour. Servlco com mences nt eight o'clock, O. W. Jones, minister. I'M It ST BAPTIST IMHItCIl r Sunday School ut lO a, in. Irs. C. 10. Happersett, Supt. Sermon by the pastor at 11 u. in. Mrs. Avery will sing a solo, Tho evening ser mon will bo at. H p. m. Sumeihlng Interesting at each hour. Albeit Ross SUton, pastor. FIRST CHURCH OK CHRIST SCIENTISTS Corner of Klrst and Washington. Sunday morning ser vice at 11 o'clock. Subject: "Soul and Body." Sunday school at 9:45 a. in. Wed nesday evening meeting ut' 8:00 o'clock Reading room open to the public every Monday, Wednesday and Saturday from two to four. All aro invited. ZlON KNGL1SH LP Till-: RAN i'IU Iti'll !M3 M avenue. Sunday M hool and services as usual. Rev. Win. K. Hull, pastor. Special Not lev. ; Special service will be conducted 1 Sunday evening at the Kagles hall 1 by Capt. and Mrs. Kurd, who have just arrived from Sacramento, Cal., on a furlough. . j The Captain Is an old-timer hero and has many friends, being a La -Grande boy. Come and bring your friends to the service. I i ongee Lingerie FOR T1IU COOL, SUMMKU DAYS I'lcnly of cool Chi-misos mean so much to our summer com fort, and no womiin ever had loo much lingerie: in .summer. Sevcnil sets will lo a happy provision for uncomfortable, warm days ahead. l'onnce tiowna lNnice Vetds I'uiiKrv Step-Ins $j.ro I'uhki-c Itlnonu-rs $:J.-2." $2.1)5 to $3.75 LADIES READY-TO-WEAR AND MILLINERY V T7i 7 Fashion Notes t l-'niK'Ifttl Sporis Cost umc. Paris. A fanciful sports cos tume just shown here is t.f flannel In narrow hi rips s'vn toget her. Kach section is a different color. tlu.iiiKh sometlui-'S the coal or the shirt is of a solid shiide. One suit of this sort hail plaid flannel pock-ets. Clash- Hcail Rands. 1'arlM. Head bands for the eve ning coiffup' have talcn a decld rdly classle turn. In filigree plati num, copybig designs such as Hel en of Troy herself might have worn, they ore pushed low over Ohl-Tlmo Rlnser Agiiln. New York. Tho erstwhile old fashioned blaser is here again, more biasing than before. It takes the form of a light flannel sports Jacket In purple and maroon and black stripes, or In some such quiet color scheme n mustard and fuchsia. Spanish Anll-Klssinu: League To Slop lVminlno Lip Salutes MAHRID (AP) Kissing Is go ing out of favor among Spaniards. The league ugainst the promiscu ous kissing of children, formed some years ago, has decided lo extend Its efforls and to start a campaign against the kissing prev alent among women when I hoy meet or take leave of each other. The leaders of the movement as sert tluit much hygienic good hat been done by the restriction of the tin- eyebrows and the hair arrang- OM(.,lh,Mon of children and til ed rather high - behind them. Some W ide-ltimmed Mats. London. A few wide-rimmed lulls Cl'e m ell. !S In llievitilble since express the opinion that women generally will welcome a. similar measure, for, as they argue, in mo.Hi Instances kissing does not menii friendship. CARR Where Your Credit Is Good Personal Mention K 1 R ST M KTH OHIST K I ' I SCO 1'AL CHURCH The services of I his Sunday will both have dis-j tinctlve features. At the 1 1 :M ! o'clock hour the members of the , Grand Army, r.nd of the Relief Corps will worsllp with the regular congregation. The pastor will preach a sermon appropriate lo th" occasion for Memorial Sunday. Mr Sherwood Williams will render a solo entitled "TM Singing in God's Half Acre," by tracked. The eliolr will sing '''Tenting Tonighi on the Old Camp Ground." At, X:(H o'clock In the evening the Sunday School, under the direction of Mrs. Claud Cooper ami Mrs. .Cyrus Innmlng will render a children's day pro rain entitled "The Magic Ring." This Is a beautiful' program, the characters or which will be Indi vidualized and Interpreted by cos-! tumes as well as by the purls they take In the pageant. Hon tilt rill music will characterize the entire, presentation, und the movements of i the participants will bo harmoil jious with the general thought and (scheme of the entire proratm The 'speaker ami leader of the MenS Koruin for the day s s- ssion Is to in Mr. I' Jasmann of the Union llox company, who will use for his sub-1 ject "Christianity In Our RiiHimss and Our Work." This will lie i worth a careful hearing und Hi'! men not otherwise In a church all this hour are Invited to hear It., lEUcr TraiisHirtalon In Yukon Aidcii by Lake .Marsh Ham lAWSON Y. T. (AP) Steam boat transportation between White'' lloise and Dawson Is expected to be opened a month earlier this year by means of a largo dnm which Is being rushed to comple tion ai the foot of l-nko Marsh, 20 miles south of White Horse. When the project Is finished tho water will be Impounded an. I turned through the shallow Thlrty M ih river bet ween Lake Marsh and Lake I .charge, thence down the Lewis river Into tho Yttkoti river. At White Horse- ami miles south east of Uawson, tin- steamers con nect wild tho White Horse and Yukon railway, which comes lu from Skagwuy, Ala.ka. The Yu kon river system above here also reaches tho Mayo sllvep mining district, ami miles east of Haw- WILLARD Storage Batteries Battery & Electric Service Co. At Loiglilun's Machine Works l!l(l(f. ' READ THE OBSERVER CLASSIFIED ADS up i .Ml.-.s !: M.iorh.-iiit of , Inn in Im-iv viKilin;; . ('. Tliuiiii- K'tn. I . I V II. llollltiH ol Imhlrr olilaili- .l :t lii-. -nm? lo oP'Tnlo u Iruck line yt .slei tliiy: , j I Mi k. ' '. I-:, ThornhurK r-'lurn''l to It.!- Ii.piii,. In ('l.-.iHiint Vnllry IhlR iM'irnii'if. Slir Ikih hci'n vMKltlni; I.Mrs. V. I'. M.lvlllo Iiiti... PATRONIZE HOME INDUSTRY BUY YOUR CANDY AT The Candy Shop S20 KIR KT. The Home of Home Made Candy MNs Marjorb- Reynolds Is spend ing the day will; relatives In linker. Miss Hi-verly Hansen of Kameht in .Kp.iidt'ig the wedt-enrl In I M Ci.indf. Mrs. I-. . Msbnrn and her son, l 'i u l. h-rt tor 'aldw -II. Idaho, uln rr th. y will visit relatives. Beauty Shoppe MaHncllo Coi'iietb; Mfl'K'K We will dye your gruy Itair with Ineetn-Kapid haif dye al cost or mat ''rial for M days only. Permanently banishes gray hair. i Itwm 3. VeM-.lmiih-Mi Itnlldfng. W. S. Alh-n. druggist of Klgln. Miis lining business lu La flrande vest- nl;t. lb- slopped al the Sum mer hole!. Mrs, V, I-L Ware is home again Uidny niter two w"eks spent in l'i.r!hind and Kugenc, Mr. and Mrs. K. A. Hulmes or I'nrtlnnd .iri- visiting with 1h- How ;inl if'ltn.r. and Ivlwur-I Holliu-s fHlllili'K here. Mr. ii r rev the Mrs. CeurKe Huntington Ariine'en are Hpeodtnir v...-(;-riid 'at ill- (teurge I'ur Iimii. Mr. I'urrey Ik editor nr Arlington " Ibil b t in." M rs. '. .reer. w ho has been te:u-l'inir in Un- grade school here reiurii' d to her hoim' in. Maker for Hi., mil, 'lie r Hits iiiuriting. ,i ins Thelnia. Aditms returned to h-'i home in Huntington tills morn ing on the completion of a visit at the homo of her grandmother. Mrs. M. A. Adams, of li (Jrande. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry (ticker of Kuterpriso were in Ii Grande to day. Mrs. Hlcker was operated on this morning. While -hero they arc stopping at the Kotcy hotel. Ii. L. Hit r roughs of Pendleton Was In Lu Grande transacting busi ness today. He was a guest of the Koley hotel. CHRISTIAN CHI'llfll lbb:e School is holding up in Hue shap for the hi-Kimiing of Ihe vacation days. If everyone of our members who are at home will be milium In getting lo the m-rvlee. wV will be abb- to get through the sum mer with no appn-ciable loss In attendance. Take the va.-Uloii when yon can, but If at hoim I"' In church and Sunday School. Tin pnhtor will preach at the morning hour. Subject: "A Mystery Ke- J,ouled. f or nil' eviiing num preaching. We HV" a 'rem mm mm in ihe coming of ihe M.-M. Ti to. (Vospel, far Hvangetisls. This trio Is composed of lr. und Mrs. .1. I. Montgomery and Arthur O. Mint.. They travel by car, having an el;b- Miss 1'iura Harhlte who hat ben teaching In Im (irande high school the ptjst seiuton left for Denver last evening. Mrs, Vera Holy, who has been visiting In I .a Grande wiMi h-T daughter. .MIsh Muhlo Ioty of Ihe public library, returned to her home in 1 rinsing, Michigan, yesterday. M1aH Nina liurkhart I' ll for her home- lu lloise hist evening. Sh.i has been visiting her sister, Mrs. H. Totorlca here. St M Ml It S('IHOl, WOHK At The High School Knglish History iff -ginning Algebra Or Kight-Grade Subjerti:. Kor three weeks beginning Monday, fa ittih Pbone High MImioI. M-7IU .miss .maiu;l iu;m;i r Mrs. Ivan white who h:rs been visiting at the home of her mother M rs. Josie ()y for the. past two weeks returned to Iht homo in Vlenns Kerry yesterday. Mrs. P. Colombo and Mrs. J. H. i Hole from Cold I-ake, Alberta. I'ho ada. arrived In l4t Grande t his morning. They will make their home In ihe itniire with Mrs. It. c. Provost of La tirande. Mrs. S. J. Mohr and Shirley Gor man Men- ill Im Grand'' last eve. ubig, stopping for a hhort rei on their trip. from Port land to Jerome. Idaho. They were n-gislered ut th" Soiniinjr for the evening. 1 DO YOU SHAMPOO yorit HAI (t? Shamitoolng one's hair in hot weather is most un-pb-asant. Have yolir hnir shampooed in the modern, comfortable way and quick ly dried with the pe.bstal , drb-r. We feiituio th" prop er shampoo and rinse for gray hair. Hobblng - .Marcelling Cm Hug AT Till; COLONIAL Pbuue fti! ( -.1 Kojrth Ht, Apt.. 11 enm: Announcement Jlon-iuy I will 0n a FiisUclass Tailor Shop and also cia-ry u liih-graHo line of lmpuiiud and domestic Woolens. Over l(i years in business in Portland and San Francisco, many years as a cutter and designer in one of the best tail oring houses in the United Stales is your assurance of the best of workmanship,' BETTER CLOTHES Mean Economy V liven though you may, because of present strained circumstances, feel th necessity of economizing, don't be tempted into buying cheaper, poorer quality clothes for that, in the end, proves to be false economy. Custom Tailored lulo suits made to your own measure, with linings, trimmings, etc.," of the best quality, arc tho most certain assurance of substantial wear, best style, greatest comfort and actual economy. Kvery one of our fabrics und we have mure than a hundred of the season's newest weaves, patterns, and colorings is guaran teed absolutely one hundred per cent all-wool. Come in and look them over. I know you will like them and I know you will like the price.; 1 ask because they are just as low as they can be for really good garments. I design the latest modes for your indi vidual modes. Good workmanship and perfect fit guaranteed. All wink done in our Own Shop. oi'knim; sriiciAu this wkkh only io im-;u cknt discount, . LEO SMYTH Tailor and Designer fur Men and Women. . UJl't Jefferson Avenue