La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, October 27, 1924, CITY EDITION, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text. Monday, October 27, 1924. THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PAGE THREE :i' i " tit NEWS of SOCIETY A churmtnj? event took'placH ftp.tunlay when Mrs. K, I. Ituluton wub liOHlciw to tlio Clio duU at her iioinu on N avenue Durlnff the aftm-noon's play ut hriilKft Mrs. Norman t-'rci s won hltrh houors. Kulslon home wns artlstlcully The uecoruUrt with full flowers and 'lurttiK I ho afternoon u jUllriou.s Mya -course luneheon was served. , . Momhors of tho Iarklnle club .vere jih :im;iii1 ly cnlerttilned lit the home of Mntl J:i Shaw, recently, Tho rooms wore tii.slfuliy tleco rule'in rut flowers and ufler the )u.s(mn.s liHM tintr an excellent pro urum ui;s Klvi-n. oonsiflilnff or a voral solo, "lllue t!ird," hy Hitlc "Ali.HH KlTitne Simw;, accompanied by her mother at the, piano; a violin solo by lierlha. Young, accompan ied liyMiu. Kohort Wllklnmm and n Bi'lcction on the pl:ino by Alter HI mole. At the; close' of the pro Krnm, an elaboralo luncheon was .served by iho host oka, On thoir regular quarterly social mooting day, Wednesdny, Iho mem bers of the Island City i.auWs Aid Horifsty were hotitt'sses lo a mo! delightful event, when at ti:3U o'cloclc they held a banquet at the churchy in honor of .their h unhand .iii.l families. Mrs. Hull Wall is, in her oyer charming manner, acted as toast mistress and was respond ed to by several interominK toasts to husbands, wives and community life, after which a unique program wafl given, which further carried but the spirit of the evening. On Thursday tho soglety held tho flrat all-day meeting of . Iho winter at tho home of Mrs. O; H lildwell. Twenty members and two visitors were present. The Rending Circle for nihlo Ideal. Dinner Gown' WBMI wiirai After Every Meal IPs the longest-lasting confection you can buy and it's a help to di gestion and a cleanser for the mouth and teeth. Wrlgley's means Dciieut as wen as plcasur?. 4j BSSSSaswr i If w&i&fi) Mlmm md -M raj t . - O.. tlru f ; ''Mr." a ml 1 Mrs. Hen 1 Kvuns, Mr. and Aim. Jam. a Klifgs, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Olson, Mr. and Mrs. Wal ter Jones, Mr. and Mrs. William Pearson and Mr. and Mrs. A. 1:. Hutchinson. ' No lib' Powder. (Special) Mrs. O. U Palmer dellghtrnlly enter tained a. number of friends Krldny afternoon in honor of iter sister. Mrs. Al. Knapp, of I'ortland. who Is visiting hen for several days. Mrs. Knapp will be remembered as Miss Lottie, Olson, formerly of this rliy, and Iiok a luriro number of friends Iiere. '.' North Powder; (Special) At the meeting of tho Iteheknh Lodge hero last we-k tivrVe ne.v members. Mrs. 'U , Campbell, Mrs. Cordy Clllkinson nnd Mrs. George Italbird. were initiated into the lodge. At six o'clock, before tho opening Oi Iho lodgo lpeeting. u delicious din ner was served for the candidates and ttie ltedeknh muhthcrs and thoir families. Announcements Social nnimiiw: nifciil.s naiy ho printed in this column rvt ir (int'K'- Any luimmiioe incuts pretniulng to nny ftuic Ifnns such ouokotl foml snle-s, etc., will bti refused. An iinuncciu' uly, to I) pi In led lhe ftine day. must be in wm'Um v edUor's litnidH by 0:00 o'clock. News editor's note. "After ,aM6nthl,Jaill-? b art k. 'v sfSto, n k The Art Study Department of tho Neigh Itorluiod club will meet tomorrow afternoon at the Neigh borhood club rooms for their firat regular meoting of the season. Mrs. t K. Happers- tt will be In charge nnd the topic will be "Egyptian Art." i The Tteadlng CU-clo for nible Study will meet tomorrow after noon, October ul the homo of Mrs. ,H. It. MaeDonalU, at '2:a( o'clock. 1 j . ' ' i ' "' The Monday - Musical of the Neighborhood club will meet this evening' at the club rooms. - 4 Mrs. George Cochran will bo hos tess to the Wednesday Aftornoon club Wednesday aflernoon, Octo ber 29. SOPHISTICATED 5 simplicity , Ij I hereby demonstrated. A subtil cut allows t"he sleeve drapery tj a part .of the frock without anjl peam or break in the shoulder Una Sections of ateel bead fringe applied pt intervals form the skirt decoratiorf I una tne ends of the scarf. it Is i jdoal dinner gowa. ' " REPUBLICANS ARRANGE TOUR (Continued from page 1) t'matllln, Fred Htoiwor, pcndleton. The service leugtio cooiierates with regnler parly organ luatlons in the various slates t:ud per forms such work n.it comej within Its field as a coherent organiza tion of war veterans and other service nnitn. The new. league of course, ,vlew,i the campaign through the' eyps of ex-service men and women. It has a Bpocial Inlnst In the citizen A LOW, LIGHTLY BONED LA CAIvilLLE! Comfort lo tlio ntll ili'grpo! Tills I.a C'iiniilU! la faalilonod of d:iinty matiM-laln. litis low top unci back, of i lastly web hinfT. A parnirnt. that for sluor lovolln'ss uml pmotlcal ily, rannot l- equalled, lie fitted to a I.a .Canilllo anil know real corset comfort. A full lino of tlie different models In nrnssleres nnd Cor sets, nhvays on hand. MRS. ROBT. PATTISON Coi-wl loro Phone Main r.ffU loio -Kb st., West or r. o. rfludy will moot tomorrow, Tuesday afternoon, at tho home of Mrs. H. It. MacDonald, 002 Fourth street. A big attendance Is desired as the topic for the coming year vdjhe discussed and flocided -upon;- Al the last two years have been soon t on Genesis nnd K:;odis it is likely that some subject from: the new testa-, who will vole for the first time. ment will be chosen and studied In on of Its bulletins discusses the us internal nnd spiritual sense. Iii Follotte war record, something Women of any church whatever or (of vital InteroMt to every vetornn. m none hi air, woo are mieresien n ba bn ft In the lioston Posi In this line of study, are most cor dially Invited to ntlcnd this reading circle and visitors are always wel come. If those y.-ho do not wish 1o walk will be r. the l-'ourlh Hired entrance of the Public Library at 2:15 p. m. they will be provided with a way to ride. Heading will begin at L'::J0. DO THE TINY TOTS HOWL? Most of tho lilt In ones aren't very crnsy about get tintr a hair bob It's a strange proceeding nnd you can't blame them. We take special pains with the tiny on en and nniki the bob nttrnrtfvo nt th' same ttm-. You'll like our rvirf ltring the kM-di-.i in. (;KIST MARIN ELLO SHOl r.ooin , Somnier Ublg. A luniity Ahl fur i:rry tl." Plionc Main 577 j . Cove. The Ladies Ail hold an all-day meeting at the home of Mrs. j Ueo. linker. Tho day was spent in making plans anil prepuring for1 the annual fall bazaar lo bo given In lhe near future. Those present wore Mrs. A. A. Antics. Mrs. Smil ey. Mrs. F. Williams. Mrs. (. Lund, Mrs. F. Towle. Mrs. Lydia M. I.antz. Mrs. Geo. Co!ay, Mrs. J. Allen, Mrs. Snedekcr. Mrs. Mary P. Chambers. Mrs. I. K. Hartley, Mrs. , E. Mart try, M rs. Key Palter, Mrs. Geo. MnDnniol, Mrs. Mae Kelly, Mrs. Wesley Smith, Mrs. l-ynn ;ciuidwick, Mrs. M. J. DuTfy, Mrs. ! Brothers nnd Miss Nina Burford. ! Cove. (Special) Tho Ladies Guild was entertained at tho homo of Mr. and Mrs. Willinm Hallmark (Wednesday afternoon, with Mrs. A. ,11. Orion as assistant hostess. - A new secretary. Mrs. J. It. Price, has been elected to succeed Mrs. H. G. Barker, who Is teaching school at Perry this winter, and a new treasurer, Mrs. H. H. Duntel. ; has been elected to succeed Mrs. Edna Conklin, who Is spending the winter in Walla Walla, Wash. The afternoon was spent at M50" with Mrs. F. Miller winning high honors and at 1 ho close of t he game a delicious luncheon w as served to eleven guests, consisting (of Mrs. J. J. Conley, Mrs. L. M. jCarter, Mrs. T. It. Conklin, Mrs. C. jliertsch, Mrs. 1 E. Anderson, Mra. !a. G. Conklin, Mrs. J. It. Prlcn, , Miss H. hh Kelly, Mrs. F. Miller, Mrs. c. Horyford nnd Mrs. It, I Barker ' - s North Powder (Special) Among tho first and most delightful social events of the season was a party given Thnrfidny evening by Mr. und Mrs. W-A. Hudt lson. Mr. und Mrs. Elmer Jacobs and Mr. and Mra. Churl 9 Hutchinson at the Hutch inson home. The idea or Hallo v. i-Vn prevailed in tin; decorations throughout the home creating a charming efft-el. Tvelvt- tabbs of riMi" ui r.. at pbiy during the eve ning, nftt-r whl'-h debt ions re. f . diluents were wr'fd. The lis! Qf gnosis inrliebd Mr. and Mit. Wiilium P.oieibin, of Haines. Mis, M. C. Knapp. of Port land. Mis. M.ihel liuglilin. of Ba ker, Mr. and M: a. Karl birrlson, Mr. end Mrs. J. I.r (lylbnberg. Mr. find Mta. .. I.. "amplt II. Mr. anil Mrs. Heirr;n Whil-. Mr. nnd S;i. i. I., i'alni' t. Mr. and Mis. Edv.nrd Forartrmn, Mr. and Mm Nnrv.il il;ion. Mr. nnd Mm. Ellui ."f-sp. Mr. tnd Jra. cl.rlst. P-ter-mn, Mr. ami Mm. Chni .lohnfion. Mr. nnd Mrs Walter MrGrnth. i Mr. .aoJ.Ir a. ,T .ltrJ. "Mr. an Indepemlent democratic news paper, is ijuoted, In -)art, as fol lows; i "If I.a Follotte was a patriotic American In l!H7t thou Woodrow Wilson, Theodore Uoopevolt nnd every nallanl boy who died for us across the 'wa was not. If l.a Folbtte was right, then every man of us yho believed in lhe cauae I II' : New Coats of the Dressier Types hit 1 This is Mrs. Elsie Pveotin'a latest pictured It was taken when sho'waa arraigned in-the circuit court at Mount Vernon, III., for the murder of her busband, Byford iSweetin. She pleaded not guilty. Date of her trial nnd thaof Rev. Lawrence M Hight. uccused of poisoning hia wife un4-the .Other tlsure iu the Htcht Sweetin lov uact,. Uo not been seur of A niorlow. was a weak and de luded simpleton.. .'. "America- was on the firing line, her fain as a nation was at slake. Her youth, her ideals,' her very hope of a free existence were In the balance.. Ho who was not with her was ugainst her. Ut Follette, .where was lie? You u ; Never Believe It! You'll never believe tho wonders (but original HIM OMZING ran do In Im pro Vint; tbo looks tr your .car until yon scet, w : Tbormigli ', cb'anlng nnil perfect Siinotii.iiig yvlll d( . , If Ask nm Pi,lif,s..i,t,asnnnblii- our Isfnetiflii giinrantee!. more nbout t. sat- Mrs. M. II. Ford tfurltlng tit, our heels, ivady with worus oi comtori tor our cnemiua and nunu of eneouragomenl for us. His boar vu: alien to uh. His voice and his power were used to hamper our every 'effort.'. He has never excused his notions, nor re pented then. "Hubert M. La Folletlo la Iho Thy 7 ! m 1 i1 il j IlcliM 'Jtohiiiit ax a &e bettor nor produce ncAw ivsiiffa fhan the remarkable Vi9ivrSCALPTR5Wll:N15r': atijjimitfed 6y he frequent i.sc of that nbitderful netf tunic SCALP-TONER IWAHINI'.U.O IHJSMKTIO , SHOl' Itjn. 25, Ni-w Koli'y Itldc. M u .Main 120 In All the Newest Ibricd, in a Wide Range of Prices ?37.50 to $75.00 , LADvSS READY-TO-WEAR ill lt ' III INERY . U.I same l.a' Follette- ho was lie 1017. If ho Ih right how, ho vas right then. ' M ; . "The Vlerleks. the. Vlllards, the Hergors, lhe whole crew of open artd secret tiympathb.eru with odr Oil Heaters I have them in all sizes, and priced according to size. ', Also WOOD AND COAL HEATKRS F. L. LILLY Hardware ,Phona Main 85 rn nili si, Iho pulil' iwupastancllsts j )lly, comb" liivok ngnln, Bllll ! bej aii.l thu ulh-n plotloragmin9t un. I Hove they did thoir duty. Noth whoso iioro he was thftn, jtrc Ml . I n.t- him chunked, or can Rhaiige, rhcorine him today., ;..V .- . . . J .ur fcilh In ,Amprlca ' and i the "Wilson and" kooaoveif, are In . i jltrtf-n 6C Iht cause. thoir Knaves. Tho goldon lajls who , ''A1;'! li VullnUe is unchanged, dird in IVanco are still sleeping In 'too. It in iho La Follette ot191T tho luitli lhat sent them Jhero. j who uitka us not to forget and Tho limn who wont away nnd, riip- '-l'orffivo but to justify." t ' HAVE YOUi TRIED OUR Cocoa Bread - . - ' . If not, nsk your grocer for a loaf today It makes Delicious Toast. : " Our tiohlcn , thrust Is" Always 'J'lioroiiKlily linked. Ask 'fir l-:ioi!ti'i(i : "Clean llahwl", . ItuUinff Products ' :"V onnnKnminHnnnmD L, j g: ' 'Fosr " For Hallowe'en VOGAN'S , TAN - JAR CHOCOLATE bwilliam s xlectrip Bakery The Supreme Candy In Hallowe'en colors $1.25 - $2.25 WHY DOICS A CIKCUS HAVE A PARADE? Recause they want lo tell the world . about it. You can tell the world wa have some of the BEST CANDY in town. The Candy Shop 220 FIR err. "The Home of Home-Made Candy" (Retail only) J El ashing Machine Sale Ends November 6. 1924. LA GRANDE ELECTRIC CO. THE L I DRUG 00.1 O o o o O o oooooooooooooocooooooooo A cereal levemen New Style; H-0 TIE only onts that cook Into granular oatmeal. NotlwnS else like it. Mealy granules cumulate liftestion. Never cook sticky or pasty. Wonderful flavor. More than a new oatmeal a new cereal. Energy-building corhohydrates.tlssue-building pro tein, a wealth of vital minerals. And New .Style ll-O takes only 2 to 3 short minutes to cook the quickest cooking cereal quick as a flash! J""" I RXuHr ll-O Oat. L7uda I Nr S"'" "" "' (0u'c,' Standnrd lll lt fl wlht ok. lht, I Ih. 4 m. 43m tii? ijiUlll - (pCKCOOKTK OAR Cook in 3g?J 2 to 3 minutes wiwwi wnwmi mtm.nm, l ' uwiwMiaMrwt.WMJi A SAVING First quality, novelty Btriped Sateen lilooniers and women's Princess Slips. llloomers . ' ?1.G9 values, ca. $1.19 Princess Slips $1.98 values, ca. $1.4? Slightly Pure Fiber Per pair imperfect Silk Ilnse $1.00 Andrews Variety Store Service and Economy ir Uuy your furniture the modem way a small pay. ment down and the rest in weekly or monthly in stallments just like a savings account. . Our easy credit terms point the way to a more comfortable home for you this winter at prices which are amaz ingly low. 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