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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (May 26, 1924)
"Monday, May 26, 1924. TH2 UA GHAND2 EVSNTNS OSSHSVfl-R.. PAGE THR33 NEWS of SOCIETY" Social news must bo In the hands of t ti society editor by o'clock. Duo to iho fact that tho social iMigo is mndo up bvTorft noon. It Is practically im possible) to Insert slorloa after ihitt hour. Hereafter, Items, no mult or how important, they nru, Hint, urc delayed beyond that hour, will not 1m printed unlit tlirt following duy News Kdl lor's Note. , l.nsl or a series nf'tuicri'il ron rerts at the 1'roshyterlart was tfv . " n Humhw evonhiR, and the mis sion for the roncorls was complet ed when ;t new piano- was tl;t '! In service ha vl til? Ikm-ii purchased ; ironi iho free will offerings taken nl l.h' concerts. Knob number nf Iho cnnoerl pro C'iini was cxHIfiit mid u liilv uppreoiul ivi- audience, was In nl -tendance. While the occasion na turally prevented applause, it wn lipparenl from t ho facial 1 expivs Hion of members, of the audience that every number was well re ceived. This a.'iiea of sacred eoneerls has established in La (Irande : lieoii desire for latter ttiuaVc ami !Vlrs. A. . l Hlchurdsnii, to whom Is duo credit for eoachinK all par ticipants, has rendered (o this cdiii- lanniiy a greater servieo than re- fleets in the primary object of (in series. I'Yoni tile Oi'Knn Vohinlary - -I.lfi l'p Yonr Heads" (Handel) liy Mrs. W. W. Ih r-y to Urn clr.Hlr.; Ant hem '.'Km in . K'-typt'o I iambic I'onie' (I'aK-i) hy the ipajl'le). wry n u in her held "disi iuct meril rtf Ha own. . Should I lie H-iereil concerts hi nrranxed for next season Ihey will he looked forward to ivllli nppre olatton liy 'iho many who. enjoyed I he series whioh has just closed. Reauly Seekers Will Do Well (o Try THE MAMNELLO SHOP Room 0, So miner tMg. "A benuly aid for evory no-fid' riroNrc main m Chew it after " every meal It stimulates appetite and aids digestion. It makes yonr food do you more "rnmnt.. good. Note now It relieves that stully leellng alter hearty eating. .Whitens teeth. i w e e I e n a breath and II'm the uoudy that L-a-a-t-s. r j H ! 1,11 ' liiih Liimi llllllllinu CARM'g Where Your Credit fs Good HUT AIL CANDY AT Wholesale Prices OliR CANDY IS MADK l'HKSII ICACII D Y The Candy Shop -2'20 rut ST. Tlio Homo of Home Alatfc , i'fiiidf I'hoiif Sttl-W (k ltd 11 For Matinee Thla wide white crop coltar re dfein;i wnai would oe a very simple alpaca, frock and makes it appro- priutu for the matlneo or afternoon tea as well as for mornhnr. .Since both collar mul cuffs are detachable kbev do not detract from the prac tical use of thf? garment. The very Ioiik tunic and the jet buttons are Vry up-to-tbo-ininute touches. Irvie K. Keidson. of 'IMIlamook, Oregon., and Miss Zilpha I. Kunk, were milled in marriage at the home nf Miss Kunk, in La firarnle. storday afternoon at two o'clock, with Jtoverend William t'roslis I toss, of I lie I'rcjdiyioriun churrh of ficiallng. , Tin' weddlnt? was ti itiiet affair, with only ' relative; and inlimale friendc atieuding, and before'tiio ceremony, Donald liink sang "1 Love You Truly," The happy couple loft La Cirande on n wedding trip by auto, which will ultimately end at Tillamook, where they will make their home lu 1 ho f ul ure; M r. Kehlson beiu mployrd in the bank there, The Neighborhood club rooinh were crowded lo on pa oil y yesHrj day ut'tornonn when Mrs. It" .1. en presented a group 'of hoi- piano al mien ts in n'oital.' Those appearing wore Lelah Warner, fleda Harvey, Hori-is Warner, .lane St a age, Virginia Warn irk, KM.n hotti Hopkins, Harbara 1 Hat I and Kdlltfc flokeh r. . 1 The second recital of n boHor given by Mrs. (liven wlil.be held at the Neighborhood club rooms J Wednesday evening. May L'K.' with thi, 'ill Hchool Kludeuls laUing part. Those who will play at (his time are Cerl rude Kcr.iulon, 10! wood lllatt, Dorothy K! rlmnl, Ann Siango. (Odith KboM. Margaret Zweirel, Jarl: Hiat!, (ilfford Holt and Ham t'oclnan. This recital (will start at S: 1 T mid the public Is cordially invited to attend. i Members of the t'lfo cluu spent n very ph-asant afternoon SalurOuy when Mrs, ('has1 MohnonUaiup wum hostess, af the fotinliy oinb. T'our Beauty Shoppe Inrinollo Posmollo We will dye you r. f: rr? y hair with InoctO'-ltapiil hate ilye nt co-it f material f.ir 1 n da; oidy. Pormun'htly bjn'.-shes gray hair. IbMini S, Wet-.loeobon ItulldliiK. -- "-' 11 J-! - ' taldes of bridge wore at play dur ing the afternoon with Mrs. Nor man I'rees winning hiph fleoro for the oluh prixe ami Mrs. Than. Rey nolds winning Mr wore for Iho jfuosl prlxe. , . A hoaullful ronterpleot! of quislto pink roHO Inula adorned the (ahle and during Iho afternoon u dainly two t'ourso luncheon - was served ly the ohuriuing hnttiosa, The Monday Musical rluh, of thr XeiKltlanhood rluh will hold their regular monthly meeting at Uw NeiKhhorhiHxl rluh ihis evening. iMKinnitiR nl eight o'clock. M is. It. I'. I.andts will give u paper on "Modern Hufwlan Muslo," allel whi('h a delightful intmical pro rain will he i-t-ndered, with Mra. IC. I.. HolnieH. Mrs. Klorenoo Lynch M i Her, M rs. 10a rl I ley noldu, M iss Itcihello Milhr, Mih. Lynn Wrighl Mrs. Lee Reynolds, Mrs. T, K Muwcll and Miss (;lalyH Millef talilng pari. ..' The annual Neighborhood etnh hreaUTasi will take place Wed non day. May 2X. at Iho I'rrnhyf criun ehuroh, heginnltig promptly ul II o'clock in Iho morning. All excel lent program is heing prepared hy t lu- roi limit lee in charge and li large atleiitlancc ia deaired. All those who have not yel oh tallied liokelH for tile hreaklast will lie given U laa! opportunity io do so al the regular Nt-ighliorhood el ult nti'flliifr tomorrow afl rnoon al the Nflhhovliootl rluh rooniM. The I 'u rein -Teachers unsocial ion of the Itiverta school will give an ice .cream sorial -at Lane I'hap'd MnmoiTow ovrnlng at '7::t o'clock for the purpose of raising- money to purchase nooessil ies for the Uchool. The commltlee In charge of this affair have been making t1 lousive plans and an enjoyable eve nlng is u nl irtpatod for. everyone who lillellds. , ' Fashion Notes Mniiu mul lMep t.roen. Paris. Mauve and deep green are Iho shades used loday for some stunning new negligees. These are mudo np largely of throe or four very-wide bands of fih-l. alternat ing wllli deep green satin brocade, and mounted upon mnnve geor gette. New Sleeve Is Pouch. Pa ris. An I n t ores! i n g sleeve seen hero recently is a long pouch of material, heavily emhrotdoivd. Near the end there is an oval uper turo through which Iho wrisl is thrusl. Feathers Kveeywliore. Loudon.' hVu I horn play nn Im portant a role today In I he deco ration j of ., (he Btmirl Kugllsb wo mun 'as'lboy did 111' that oT the smart savage. There are feather boms, feailior onrriugs and feuthor bracelets. Iiuiig Chirron Veil. London. Hardly aiiy , costume, except the definitely sports type. Is neon now wll houl its long veil of chiffon used as a scarf. The evil lugs are frequently in n solid bill vivid coipr. (. littery .uoe rrtKk. New York. The new summer tlance frock Is a Kllilery affttlr, In the first place, its fabric is a shin ing light woigiil satin or n shining silk. And lo this si i 'Is addi that of Jewel beads ami bits nietal laco. I llnlii lirnwiiiR Wlilrr. Now Voi'k. llnlB nr.- id-owing Rlowly ylilcf. fno ort uliowti liorc 10iiiy. V''Vy Hiilimii'i'ltKo tn iiptfi'i'- iincc,. Is a (lllll, uti'lpwl hlucl! Ulniw j wll Ii Willi'', iTiwi;JK'lrlni linil lilx li crown. Arrow llii'. Jronl Is :i firnnn of ri'l mul riwf i-omi-h. ri'HM.'il. n:i' !,i'iH'il ftnO, rbvrj'rtl w-JUa vi'lilt!:: of Milk armri1. ! Ilcnnliriil Hi Mil llnic. j N,- York. A oVIIirhmil li:iK now on i-xhllillloll hrn Jcilm'. niiwM-'H pnrw MlllllH'. ! l..lilwt:ilW.ll 1.1 IlLll'k iMMlllitlK Iirnil In ti Thf ov.'i which ari' huiiK loowly cailKht I001IS Ol 111-ilH I" .n..i.ft'. lurk hluo iin.V Rolil. Illi- loops im-rK- I iiii; ill Iho lop of Iho liiift I""1 soliil ro.'ii' nnil liiiiii'ifiy clitiiir"- (ieorueKe Scarf. New York. The dark blue r"r gotli' trOCK, WIIMillll il Mini " - broidery in any oiher color is a do-i inure biiekground for a georgette scarf. , The scarf is often a plaid, in tones of orange, -yellow and brow n. Beauty Hints thi: n,oVKK woman Some one hus'suld thai rlowers arc boauliful Ihings which , (lod made ami forgol lo put a soul hiM. How much more beautiful Hien, is Iho dilicDle (lower lype of wo man, who seem to curry the elus ive charm of viob ls und paiist 'H and lilies of the valley. The beauty of the flower wo man ratiuol bo pinned down to the color of her hair, or h'r ees, r.r I lie curve of her rlf-k . It Is something fairy I Ike and el boreal. The flower woman is most ofL-n I iioiiraii ly blomb-. and slender, and ! graceful. She may havo eyes like j wood Violets, sel in faint, black i shadows, her skin is pale Ivory, ! her hair, :ih I hoy used to say in the f (airy tabs, spungold, her lilts are j corn I. Kverv i him; about her is fine and fair, ami wistful. She is like a fairy tale princess who has I somehow strayed away from lier I cutlo. ! And so, if Hie flower woman, is j lo reidi?. hpr type, sh must hold 1 hersolf Jiomewhuit aloof from lh fet ehles of th throng. Not for hep Is tne ruKtsh llttlpihat; the clinging evening- dress, the uncom promising twilornde the bwtrlin mod Hit mm or dress. Hho inusi make her own .fitshiohs, for she is above fashion. 1 Deliculo trailing lengths of chiffon, iastol shades, powder, blue, pale orchid, pouch hlow, btuHhrose, silver green, ivory white. Large, drooping flower hats, irmittpureiH brims, orgttndie, col. wobby lace, sofl velvets, ul I of these will, bring out,.' the faint elusivo wistful frugitmce of her charm. Negligees and ten gowns, wornol "by the out door girl a it dear In the flower woman. And jewels never the liard. bright ones, diamonds, or 1 rubles, or omentitis, but always I ho puri'y of pearls, the majesty of moon si ones, the. lueeiiL- elettrneHs of uitui murines. And faint perfume, lavender, violet, jasmine, lily of Iho valley. Sports and I heir accompanying apparel are nut for the flower woman. They will strike ti harsu dissonance in the harmony of her typo. While her more vivid ruddy sisters may deport themselves on the court, or the links, she will ho far bolter aittlng in tin shade, under the striped muniueo lu her filmy gown, mid shady hat, roudy lo welcome Iho eonmiorlng heroes. Makeup musi I ouch the flower woman gently, like, the euress of u lulry goduK,-i hor's ' wand. Hieud whh the warm ivory oval of her face i tin oreumy linl of rao.heiie powder. The flower woman Is hol ler off without Iho ueconiuation of color in her cheeks, but she mu delicately outline Iho wistful curve of her tips with Mandarine lip slick. Mr eyes an the keyno'o of her type. If her brows, und lashes are not naturally long-, she may dclicubdy pencil 1 hem. A work powder smaoi bed under the eyes UUl over the lids, ill) eUNifyln.tr (he natural .shallow . around the eyes will add to her mystery .and charm. In I ho evening lavender powder will give a silken sheen ;o her delicately modelled shoulders. Tbat philosopher wljo says no crime haM boon Invented in a thou sand years hasn't heard many of the new popular souks'. HAVE DARK HAIR AND LOOK YOUNG Nobody Can Tell When You Darken Gray, Faded Hair With Sage Tea Ornnilmotlicr kept Iter hair beauti fully darkem-d. glossy nfid utlraelive with a brew of Sago 'ten and Sulphur. Whenever her hair took mi that dull, ftuhsl fir gt leaked appearance, (his simple mixture was applied with wonderful t'lVeet, y asking at any drug store for "Wy eta's Sage. Jiad Sulphur Compouml," you will get a large hotile tf this oM-time recipe, iinjirnvi,! hy the aildit ton of other ingredient, sit reaily to ue, at very little io At. 'I'liiH simple mixture cmi he depenited upon to restore natural eidor anil beauty to HuJinir. Well -known druggists nay oviy body uses Wyeth's Nape nn'r Sulphur Com pon tul now heemiKo it. darkens an naturally and evenly Unit nobody tun tell it l.as hern nppliril- it's it.t easy lo use, tno. Vou dimply dampen a einnh or soft hriodi mid draw it through your hair, taking one strand nt a lime, iiy morning the jr:iy hair ditnppenra; after auotlicr np plieation or two, it is restored to its natural color mid look a glostty, xoft and beautiful. ii il THE L. & L nnur Go, I rnone I Main 87 j l !J; iii , i ' iWTI0llS PoznN of tipprop- I ,i,' rluio anil uw-rul ut- j tlrlfa mol Biillahlo i A for iho Kirl and l.oy SO KiailiiaK-. H.' our Q fm window lifforomak- rJ ?Ji lug yonr rliolrc Tj Dj Buy ti Al Fl K ' W-lianlwn' Art JpJJ Vj (lift ritiop pjLi IIIIIET DRAWING Wi i Hundreds Are Arriving ! in Los Aneeles for G. V. W. C. Biennial Meet This Week. LOS ANCiKLKH. (INS) Vnm every Mi:ii in the 1'nion delegates to the Incnniul convention of the lletieral Federation of Women's (Clubs are arriving hero for Iho ses sions which open Juno 3 und ex tend until Juno IS, when the now-ly-eleoled officers will bo presented to the delegates by Mrs, Thomas (.:. Winter, of Minneapolis. Hie out going president. Airs. Mary K. Sherman, nf Colo rado, chairman of Iho Department of Applied I'M ucal '.on, whs among ,tbe early arrivals from headiiuar jters in Washington, Headed Uy I Mrs. Oscar- I'itliner, the Indiana delegation is ox peeled- lomort'ow, and day after tomorrow the llll: nois delegation, which was joined by I In- South Dakota delegates at Kansaa t'ity, i dtte. . , ( Ten , foreign countries - will be 'represented on ,"ltiernaiioiial -Day" land :i,oimi delegates, representing - li.tMur.tHMt federated club '. women, tare expected. Anolher big day ul jtlio program will . lie "Kducutlon (Day," .Join- when Mrs. Mherman (will review the various activities tf I the orguuiv.atlon. There will be six jdivision reports, as inohst of (he uc Itivltles of tin- fder:tted clulia ('OHIO under Iter ib pari no'iit of AppMe.l I Kducai ion. s ', ! Child weliaro, better homoH. Tor jest eonservai ion and garden week (plans, which is lib annual program ' under Mrs. Sherman's direction, come mid. r I lira ,h ending. In I he displays of this department will lie 'diagrams showing how farreuchinr ihia depaiimont of applied educa tion is. one of (ho unhtuo dhmluy'i will be I lie I on st prolecliou pos-lei-s made by aludeiiis of Iho South Hills high school, of Pittsburgh, Pa., for I he American Tree Asso ciation of Washington. D. t '. Mrs. I I j i etc-HU niA isaa--'a ty:- w u2. v- v fX iru Everybody Likes These Tru-Blu Cup Custard Cookies 'I'liej' ore the delightful English ntylu cokei, with a delicious luyer of rur.tnrdy lilltni?. Served tit lean, luiicheona. or with your dinin-r dcinevt ;cei. Your i(ro-r has a fretli supply of Tru-liki v up Custard" cookif'i at '40c 'Lb. Gel a Pr.und pr TiCo and TRU-BLU BISCUIT Spokane it jrmnn hi ;Uoi . eeived t rom t'hiro I Uhmp pack; presiint of 'h i.nerlcan Tree Association, a -iter telling of the gft'id work done for tree planting by the led erated women during garden and forest protection week. On the program tire such well known speakers as Mrs. I'urrle Phtipmun I'utt, whose subject will bo 't'ltlnenship." She will be In troduced by Mrs. Percy V. Pennv ucker, of Austin! Texas. Anotner speaker will be Whiting VHll:.ms. writer and Investigator pf working conditions at) over iho world, who will speak on "Mnlhsprlugs of J Men." Mis. Itobert J. Hurdette, ' widow or the famous humorist, i will lell of "Anierlcun Wonien'i) i Tubs In Oiher Luntls., Other! speakers vlll be Mrs. Oeorg V, Pluinmer, or llilcagoi Mrs. .1. i. Pearson, of Marshall, OUlahom:); Mrs. Harry Lilly, of New Vovkj rily; Mrs. William U. Alvord, or j Itetroil; Helen H. Oardner, of the) flvll Service t'ommisslon, of Wasti- lugton. Ik (; Mrs. Klnior Leather-' wood, of Vtah: Mrs. t fc!. Vowlcn. or Mount Pleasant, Michigan. Mrs ! Winter will "sound the keynote" of iho convention on the evening ofj lune !t. ' , Xl " ' So many will Vie in at tendance ! ther will lie rmi receiving linos at the opening reception. Mrs( Oli ver O. Itryunt has itrrnned (or thirty noontime lunchcouu, ul each of which there will be l.oiiu hon lesses. Mrs. Kdlth Middleton lioesch has been maUiug urruuiic nienis for distdityM of Hie federa tion work for six inohthu,; Mrs. oliarles 10. Hutchinson has 1 ri drilling a stiad of fifty vomeii bn 1 "Know l-os Angeh-a" for tin-' Infor mation bureau at Hie federal inn headullHVtorH. Public Welfare, l-'lne Arts. Amer ican Citizenship mid Koreif;n tions were Iho silbjeclr. to le t,';l.. n up during iho closing days of the biennial. The entire west coast has bf -ca making plans for Snont lis to entyr1 lain the .delegates ufter Iho ses tilons clone. At Santa Itotia. I.uihor Hurbuntt .will show the women through his famous gardens. A trip will bo made lo Saniu Crur and I lie Hig Trees. On Juno IC the delegates will move on to S-n KriinolHOo. Points of Interest will be visited, and Hto Sun Krancls-o elnbs will give a-reception for Hie .lolegalos. Oaklatul, Mills College and the t'nlveraiiy of California will be visited. On .lune IK Nm AH tlua Wfck CO. Portland tard I ' ' ""rl " - - Full Fashioned Tripple A SILK HOSE One of the lest Hosiery Values to lie found any- . -where! Tripple A Pui-e Thi-eud Silk Hose,, fiish--. ioned to fit the ankle neatly with reinforced heel and loe, lisle top. Tn all colors and sizes. Our Price Only $1.65 LADIES READY-TO WEAR W. AND MILLINERY M.den and Santa Clnm counties will he, -on the Itinerary. A musi oale Will tie given for Hm delegated t.el.ind Stanford. University Prom here many aide Irlpb will be made, many of the women having hooked pu&uge to . Hawaii and Alaska. election of officers will he June it. Thf presentation Af the .now tdticers will mark the close of tho biennial oil thlo filffht of June in. Nlill, woman's Intuition U lift better than man's reason" w!u';, fill lEveryPufcll8.se of a Pound or More of Tru-Blu Gup GusiaFd COOK1E until closing tiine,Slur,4y will give you, wim cutii putcmiticoi uic lujiiouu i ru uiu v.up v.ui I" Cookie-Cakes, a regular 0-ounce - Package of the NE "BakeSoDAS IRe Universal Cracker , This is purely an introductory offer and will posi tively be withdrawn at store closing time Saturday night, May 3 1 st. Clip the coupon now, ond present it to your grocer as soon as possible. faces the task of maklug lee Hons in a cafeteria.. J : It Isn't so difficult to keep slrl clean and sensible If. you can be gln by 'selectliiK tho right parent. no you snAMPoo -j xomi iiaib? $ ' Shampooing one's hh.tr In hot weather . Ib meal iui pleasant. Have your hair : Bhampooed In the modern, ,-onitortablo nay and quick, ly dried with tho pedeatul. drier. Wo feature the prop er Bhampoo and - rinse . (or ' gray hair. ; IlohbliUj! Marcelling ' - . Curling ... 'ii AT THE COLONlAli v riione 031-J 1803 Foirth St. Apt. B - CAKES .nialit, May 31 your grp; , So ' confident are -Tiu-Blu . Bakara thut . you -wll V t liffhtcdl --Willi. 'the ctiipncua and -richneasof TRU-BAKE SODAS --rand -with tho NEW shape that they tnke this means of giv ing you a trial package FREE. FILL IN AND CLIP THE COUPON NOW
