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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 7, 1924)
Friday, November 7, 1924. THE LA GRANDE' EVENING OBSERVER PAGE THRKR h ft E a'-ares-' - ti.. ST n- i'j & I Sr.- SU J?; NEWS of SOCIETY riit date or (ho approuetiint;- rriiiBo of Miss I.orna CuulldKi Howard J'ri'ston Miller, of New irk City, was Hindu known ul n hrming bridge party Riven Wed- idiiy I'Vfiitnff by hi't mother, Mia. K. Coolldffr. Mrs. Karl Ut-y-1 dH won htRh scoro at cards unI ! Uolutton fell to Mrs. Kliiior Ale-! HUH. MIkh Coolldh'u has a wide- circle frlenda In l.a Grande, Iuividk ended the public schools here 1 ufter praduatlnff from the Lni sily of Oregon taught In the ha kind) high Hchool last year. lile In the university she watt ti niber of Kappa Alpha Thelu 1 was t'-t"d to l'hl l.ielu eup In her .'..km- year. hlr. Miller. uIhu it I'll! Ib la kn,t- itt a graduutu of thu University Kansas und is now one of tin; loiial staff of Charles Suribner K 5 jna publishing house. He Is well ,ywn in educational und literary , ,4 vies. luber 22. Mrs. Ora. C Uuker, of rortland. to Is u house guest at the home Dr. and Mrs. A. Jj. ItlchardHon. i (he Inspiration for an uttrar affulr yesterday when Mrs. hardson entertained with a one loek luncheon at the Country lb In her honor. Four tables re arranged In the dining room the club house with placards for nty-five guests. The room was iiulsitely decorated in the It-l it shades, fall flowers belli; d as centerplecei and candles (litlng the tables in the same t ul it ul color scheme, which hur- tllized with the color seheiue ol room making it very effective. rtlcularly attractive were the ors. which consisted of a clever-1 const ructed case for a powder ff imide of sal In in the form ol ose all in a different irldesceii. ude corresponding with the color lellie, an excellent five course hcli roll was served the guests ud- brned to the Itleharilson home, ieh was charmingly decora ted h exMUislte chrysanthemums and hnpuius, and six taines ol nrioge formed with Mrs. J. T. Uich- lson winning high score. Mrs. iltyr l.eisninn, second, and Mrs. 1,. Ralston, third. "he various art- circles of l.a Hide met yesterday afternoon i n the i.a Grande Art Kes-are!i ;s entertained the Itandlers and Art Study Department of Ihe ighborhood club at Hie home of s. K. r. Mossman. Thirty ladies 0 ure. highly interested in art re received by Mrs. II. K. Hen- l;son and Mrs. W. I McAdory 1 a program of excellence was en. Mrs. It. K. Westenhaver hav- ; "Art 111 Homer." as her sub t and Mrs. Donald I'ague. Mrs. K. W'allis and Mrs. A. T. Villi ling of "Homer in Art." All of tse ladles have studied art ex l.sively and made the afternoon i of iimclv inleresl.. This part ojf. ul'lernoon was illusl rated by :les of the great masters. The Mossman home was beauli- ly deeorated with a profusion ol huislte chrysanihemuiiis ami a ielous luncheon was served be e a very enjoyubltj and profi le afternoon was brought to u A Popular Costume II ill I.effel, Mr. and Mrs. G. L. PutlonJ Mr. und Mrs. 11. N. Ashby. Mr. und Mrs. V. C. Kelly, Mr. und Mrs. C. I.. Mat-key. Mr. and Mrs. Harley Smith, Mr. and Mrs. 1. K. Dunn. Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Wright. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Hampton. Mr. und Mrs. A. V. Andrews and Audmer lMayle. i Mrs. K. T. Andrews left last eve ning for l'orthind. where she will api-nd several weeks visiting. Imbler. (Special) The liubh-r I "a rent -Tea: hem assoclal toll met recently with a large utteiidaaee. Several new names were added to the membership, and the follow ing excellent program was given under the leadership of Mrs. Conlt iin: Two songs by the first and second grades: talk by Mr. Ham merly; sung. Itnliy Huron; address. Safeguarding the Child," Mr. Pol lard; song, Klrdie McCoy and Ma tilda lletirie and a question box. After a short business meeting delicious refreshments were sowed. 0 Si' he homo shuw, 110 of Miss Mildred Hrad lVmiRylvunltt avenue. Mrs. It. Ij. Poarch will be hos tess to the Wednesday H ridge club Wednesday irfternoon, November 12lh. Another sioi-in liuilculcil. 8V KMT HOMK. Ore. More wild geese ure going south. This Indicates a new storm. The China pheasants are getting tame enough to stay In the dooryards. The rain nas ceaHed after lulling incessuntly lor u week. A high wind Satur day night shook houses und sway ed trees. Alleged .Mohnir Thii-r Caught SAI.KM. Ore. llert Drown, wanted here for the thefl or some mohair on the ranch of Itov King, u resident oT Hie Waldo Illlls see Don, has been arnsti-d at -Wood - I hind, Cut., according to a lelegram I received by Sheriff Oscar liower. Drown will be returned hero for I trial. HAW ihannliiK afl'iitr n)U tiiupc rvrnlnp at Ihi- Country -lul n nr. unil Mra. V. i n.- Jolinsun rtainiil : In- Alpha chili. Nine bli'D of brlilei' it at iluy dur 6 TniAN'fiCI-Alt bono buttons and very wide black and - whlio -sirtped silk braid give. unusual "hie to tliis serviceable dress of Mack satin with .a solf tlguro. This is the collar effect, that is su ptipu lar now In Paris, and the line that all fashionable women are wearing. Mrs. ,c liouvy and Mrs. Krnest Wulkins and Adolph Scigrist win ning t he club prizes. The club rooms were attractive ly decorated with a profusion ol auluiun flowers. Including chrysui- theiminis and pompoms of various colors, and before one of the most delightful events of the season w Drought to a close a deliciuiis luncheon was served. Mrs. Kred Wells presented little Miss Sally Klegrlst In a lu-auilful sum dariva Wj'dnesday atjernoon at, the Hex hall, when the Neighbor hood club benefit party look place then-. Mrs. Wells is a e known and excellent dancing tcacher and little Miss Siegrist has' appeared n number of limes before in her graceful, charming manner. Mrs. Kmmu Grady was hostess 1o the Thursday Hrldge club yesier day ariernoftn at the home of Mrs. V. II. Dohnciikainp. Three Indies wer(. al play during the afternoon with Mrs. Klizabelh 1'riest, guest of the afleinoon. winning high the evening with the guest score. I no Home was attractively s t'otntr to A. J. Stanire ami J decorated with pink pompoms and P1 .--. . . . ' after two hours of play a da Inly I two course luncheon was served. J St'! 'i A : i Cm. A .0V, LIGHTLY BONED ,f LA CAMILLE! Tomfort to the nth degree! :w his I,a Camille Is fashioned 'f dainty materials, has low ' op and back of elastic web v ing. A garment, that for r, beer loveliness and pructlcul t ' Xvt cannot be equalled. fitted to a Ia Cuinllle and mow real corset comfort. i K. full line of the different A noilcls in llrussleres and Cor J ts, always on hand. ROBT. PATTISON Corwtk-rc I'hnnc 3lnln r,(lg -llh SI., of I, f). I MKS. ' According to the custom the Lad Grande Country club will give a dance every month throughout the winter s--;sou. Hie first of which whl take place S'nie time this month. The coimiiit'.'-c has been chosen for the month of No vember and already plans are un derway to make the affair an en joyable one. The members of the committee are M r. and .Mrs. A. W. Nelson, Mr. and Mrs. Guy KM is. Mr. aim Mis. 1. It. Tanner. Dr. and Mrs I.. i;a!sh;n. Mr. and Mrs. lloito i Announcements Sociul nnuoiiiicctiieiilA may 1m? printed In this column five of charge. Any announce ments pivtaining to any func tions such as ctMikctl f(KKl sales, t'U'.( will bo it-rnscil. An nouncements, lo be printed (ho Mime day, must be In socle ly editor's bands by 0:00 o'clock. News editor's note. HUNT'S LETTER (Continued from paea 1) Mrs. H. K. Hendrickson will be hostess to the Monday Itrblge club Monday afternoon. November lu. The Mission Hand of the Pres byterian church will meet Satur day afternoon at 2:311 o'clock at are closely related. Kor years, ev er since young Coolldge was first elected to the Massachusel t h legis lature, Stearns bus been his ad- I vlser and mentor. The Stearns 'philosophy In business and politics Is constantly reflected in tho Cool idgc alt It ude. And tho Stearns maxim is: '"Mind your own business; nev er ape the other fellow; never Imi tate. Speak little; think much, and don't let the other fellow stir you to defensive action. That al ways admits weakness. 1 letter no move than one that Is not posi tive." . . I'Yuii Wledfeldt. mistress of tho German embassy, like the average American hoim-wlfe. has her trou bles with tho ".servant problem.", When thy German ambassador submitted his resignation, some t line ago, ho expected to bo re lieved by Sept, 15. So he sent his household servants back to Ger many, expecting he and Kniu Wicdfeldt would spend thn remain der of his term hero vacationing lu Kloridu. Hut the German government up set the plan by asking that Wind-ft-lilt remain in Washington until after the Dawes reparations policy had been placed in working order. This, it was hinted, might be any where from sl months to n year. A quest for suitable servants, here In Washington seemed hope less. Competition was keen, wages high. So a hurry up cull was sent back to the h'at heiiand, and the Wiodfehlt servants are sailing on the next boat buck to America. Whatever tho result of the elec tion, 'jabor." will be closer to congress hereafter than U ever haa been before. Kor the official publication of Ihe American Federation of Inhor ! now occupies a handsome, new i four-story, rut-stone building fac- ing directly into the cupttol grounds on Die House side. '- r-i - w ..'7f. 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