Saturday, November 8, 1924.
TIIE LA GRANDE EVENTNG OBSERVER
PAGE THREE
NEWS of SOCIETY
I'huptcr I, 1. K. O.. met .itt tin
tiDiiiu uf Mih, J. 1), McKonnon Kri
Auy, November 7, at two p. in. wtth
.Mm. McKviinun and Mm. J.
Knowli'H ua joint husti'sam. Mrs.
JI. ltidwi'll hud chargi; of the
Hirst part of the pruffrum und Rave
L-omprohL'iiHivt! nsview of Iho lift
tid works of ltjorn.son, the Nor
wegian wrlttT, born in ISZZ, divti
liii litlu. ' HJurnson'8 writings wen-
LiiDHlty confined to cominun uffulra
id conditions peculiar to the peu-
kint life of Ilia own people. Mrs.
Iltiilwell's mibject wua 'Hloriis ol
NtirweRlnn I'euaanl lAtv," and bo
vivid was her word pie lure of the
eoKTiiptiy, agriculture und urclil-
eeiure of the country, that on
idild fairly seo the mueniricent
iiiiiintains, I he rolling slopes and
')eiu't'fut valleys where the peasants
In l heir picturesque and colorful
eusl limes tilled their own small
Vrnis.
w This was followed by the regu
lar business meeting: after which
Mrs. O. 1 4. Dlltlnn took up the life
uf KchcKuray, I he Spanish writer,
born in 1 $32 nnd still living. Whib
Kehejraray is more Intensely inter
ested In science and mathematics,
lie is best known fur Jils drama a.
which almost invariably deal with
funic phase of human frailty. Mru.
pulton reviewed Kl Gran Clale
iito." (portraying the evil effect o'
tisslp). She ffavc u brief sketch
uf the characters and In a dclight
l ul miinner rend scenes from the
jiluy, which iniuJe a deep tmprcs
fUtn on (he 'listeners.
liurhiff the afternoon a delicious
two course lupcl-on was served by
I lie hostesses.
The newly organized Parent -
reachers association uf the Willow
L luml held their first meeting ye-
i-rday nfternuun at the school and
he officers ' were Installed, Mrs
Lrt WeiiKle Is president; Mrs. Itrieli
V ii e-nreHidenl : M i s. Thus. Ilunyun
kv, 'cretary and Miss Beryl Jones
treasurer. Itevcrend lieorxe n.
Ian), of tile Kirst Ihipllst church
-nve an Interesting talk; Miss
'hapell, superintendent of home
economics education, of t'orval
is. Rave an address; a Jnpanest
Irlll song wus Riven by the chil
ren of Miss Williamsons ' room:
Pirate Percy and the Slovenly
iloop" was Riven by the boys oi
he third ami fourth grades and
r. A. N. Mayvllle gave a tulk on
he heullh und training of a child
luring the aflernoon.
During-a short business nieetlnt
he constitution of the organl.a
ion was read and arlontcd. Tin
lest meeting will be held lecem
ier nth.
Mrs. William Ash entertained tin
!,ucky Thirteen Bridge club Thurs
hiy afternoon at her home on O
i veti iic. The rooms were ailrae
lively decorated wil h gorgeout
ehrysanthi'inums and . during the
iiiiernoon's i!iiy Mrs. Grace Moll-St-v
won tjie- club prixe and the
k-iit Hl "'prl.e wetit to "Airs. J. -;K
ifi'i'ounell. After the game n de-
iriu'ts two course
i-rved. .
luncheon was
The Junior Bridge club mo) yes
eiday nt thv beiuitlful new home
f Mrs. Lester Stoddard wltlrMrs
toddard and Mrs. Bay BlgRers as
hostesses. Baskets of autumn
lowers were altractively arranged
hroiiRhout I hi rooms and after a
ery enjoyiible afternoon with Mrs.
Andrew l.iiney. jr., gejllng high
Kcuru and the consolation prize
i'. lng to .Mrs. l,eo Miller, a de
licious two course luncheon was
rved. " .
Mrs. B. J. Kitchen and Mrs. J.
,1. Pearson were hostesses to a siir-
rlsc party given at the II. M. Iar
"ii home In honor of Mrs. I .ar
ea recently. The feature or the
veiling was various Raines In
which Mrs. George B. Lyman and
Mrs. Jack: llhitt proved themselves
he most adept. At Intervuls Mrs.
Helen Gediles In her pleasing way
ui:ieiously contributed three vocal
V.inhcrs, accompanied by Mrs. B.
.IV Kitchen. Before a very enjoy
able afternoon came to u cloc a
l Meious two course luncheon was
'served by the host i-ses. with very
l-vi-r favors being the center ol
iiltractlou.
: Those that partook of and help
ed to make the nriernoon a iuv ss
were Mrs. George Stoddard., Mrs
Ih len M. Geddes. Mrs. George B
(i.ynian. M rs. George Bantz, M rs.
;l .ester Bra in well, Mrs. Sam An-Ir.-w.
Mis. .1. Black. Mrs Krsink
r
Pride In
Good Looks
'PersonM pride in appearance-,
is n common charae
lerbMir w Ith most ntm n
Hose day.
Beauty aids under 1 1 care
'f experts who have made
it u study ts us import ant
us the p irehilSe of a new
die?s or hew hat.
'or simp is equipped t
give the kind of sejvicc o-l
deinurid
CEIST MAIUNKLLO
' SHOP
Hihiiii A, Soiiimrr lUdff.
'A BisiKy Ahl for
Ln-ry cftl.M
I'hunc Main 577
A Smart
Costume
4 t
i
AFfiW interesting touches res
cue this frock from the com
monplace. They are the wide,
lace-trimmed linen collar nnd cuffs,
und the larpc square button.1 of'
black with white circlup mounted on-
a strip of white braid that trim thm
waist and skirt and the pleated see.;
tion Inserted in the front The mn-
t print is bliicfc moire The smart
little hat lo of wiiite felt
Ingle, Mrs. Jack Hialt, Mrs. Her
ueri i nompsun, alts, W. S. Barer.
Mrs. H. .M. l.ursen and the hos
tesses. Mrs. K. Jacobson proved herseli
a charming hostess yesterday after
noon when she Was hostess lo the
Krlday Bridge club. Mrs. Sam
Harris won high score at cards
with Mrs. Claude Lynch winning
the second prize. The home was
Ijeuutjriilly deebi'aled ' Willi sweet
peas and before adjournment ade
llcious luncheon was served.
One of Hie out standing social
events of the season was the eltvr
tlon night dance at the Klks club
Throughout the evening the lobby
was crowded with Klks and Ihetr
friends, where by means of a spe
cial leased wire the last returns ol
Hie election were available. Be
turns were also compiled on city
and county races and' announced ti
the crowd. The radio in the lobby
was also used to a good udvuntagt
In entertaining the crowd.
In the ballroom over a hundred
eoiiples danced to the strains of Ihc
Slar Novelty Orchestra, while sher
bet was served in one of the al
coves continuously during the eve
ning. With everyone reporting ar.
excellent time there is much agita
tion in Kit; circles for a series oi
dances during the winter mouths
Announcements
Social nmiounec moots may
he printed In (hi column five
of charm. Any announce
ments iireluining to any fune
tions Mich lis cooked flHhl
tn!e. etc.. will he refused. ,n
lioiuiccmciils. lie ii-iii(ed Ihc
Mime day. lilil-t be in MK-leiy
editor's hands by 0:00 u'chx-U.
.News editor's note.
The Young Woni'-n's Kdueation
al Auxiliary of the First Methodls
Kplscopal church v ill i t Wed
nesday, November 1. at the hoim
of Mrs. If. K. hixon. Mrs. liioi.
and u committee will be in chargi
of tile evening's program.
Mrs. II. K. Hendricksoli will b,
host iss to the Monday Bridge rlul
Monday, November la.
Mrs. Kd. Boylen will entertain
the Tuesday Bridge club Wednes
day afternoon. Novi mber 12. A
Ithe regular meeting day Tails or.
(Armistice day the meeting will bi
(held Hie following d:iy.
Hints for the
Housewife
Similiiy IHihht Minus
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L'ri-iiiiii 'I SI rum
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CHUROHfNEWS
SALVATION AKMY HALL llr
street. Phono Main t-GS. Sunday
school, y:3i) h. tu. A contest Is
now on between the pink and blue.
A big supper is In store to bo fur
nished by the losing side at the
nd of the contest. Come nnd en
list und be u Sunday school work-
r to help better the boys und the
girls. Both sides were even last
Sunday. Morning street service ul
10:30 a. in. Inside service al 1 1
a. m. Young People's meeting at
ti: ut p. m. Kvening street service
at 7:00 p. in. Inside service ut
T:3u p. in. Our evening service on
iunday has been uhanged to 7:U
p. in. .instead ot $ p. in: Week
night services Tuesday. Thursday.
Saturday. You can depend upon
us doing ull we can lo make the
Armistice - celebration a success.
The doughnut girls will be selling
tags tor the beneHt of the local
work, iajn't forget llicin. Any cusl
off clothing will be gladly received
is wo have many culls every day
for it.
ISLAND CITY CO M M L' N IT Y
ClU'BCll Big indoor Kpworth
League Institute, beginning Monday
evening and closing Kriday evening.
Supper and social hour at G p. in.
L'lusses- In Bible study. Junior
Methods, and Christian Steward
ship. Wide-awake recreation and
games every evening. High grade
instruction and wholesome amuse
ments. A special invitation to the
Leaguers of La Grande but a gen
eral Invitation to everyone, wheth
er members of a League or not.
Conditions for standardization are
being made so that certificates can
lie given at Hie close of Hie Instl
tue. Those who come for supper
are asked to bring sandwiches.
Sub-district rally Novo. 1G. after
noon and evening. For all Lea
guers uf I'nion and Hukcr counties.
Bring basket lunch. Social hour
from 5::i0 to 7:311. Come and bring
your friends. Hull K Wullis, pas
tor. ZfON KNGLISH - Ll'TH KB AN
CHt'BCH Sunday School and ser
vices us usual. Luther League le
votions, ti::tu p. m. M;ss Jensen,
leader,- Bev. Wm. V. Holt, pastor.
CH BIST1AN CHUBCH Our Bi
ble School meets at S:4S. We ure
trying to put on a real program of
leaching In the, tilings of God. The
sermon and worship period begins
at eleven o'clock. Lit list lan Kii
deavor meetings begin at (i:3U. We
join in .the I'nion Armistice Day
service at the Methodist church ut
7:30. O. W. Jones, minister.
KP1SCOPAL CHI BCH Holy
Communion at S:00. Sunday School
at !:4.ri. Morning service at ll;ti0.
l.'ulon Armistice J)uy service al
7:30. Bev. S. W. Crcasey, rector.
F 1 It ST H A PT I ST C Hl'BCH -r
Sixth street at Spring avenue Ser
vices foi Sunday. November 9, Vdii.
Sunday School meets at 1 0 a. m.
We invite ull jvho are Jiot con
nected Willi any other school to
attend und be at home with us.
Our class period will shortly be
lengthened to provide more ade
quate lesson study. Beginning with
next Sunday, Hie I lit h, t he school
will open al ! : 4 r o'clock instead id
at H). Morning worship at ll:(Hi
o'clock. Sermon by the pastor on
I he theme: "His Favor." Chil
dren's sermon I heme: "H curing
Kars." B. Y. P. V. meets to com
plete its organization ut G:30 p. til.
All young people of high school age
ind older -are -invited to attend.
Marcelling
Bobbing - Shampuuing
Wanicuriiis
Uattic JIays
I'uiUanil UiiKlitiilu
1C"9 Sill St. 1-Iioih; 37S-I
Day
WITH TUB
AiMKHICAN LK(;iON
In La Grande
Skala Hdw.
Company
I'tione Main 33
Kocach UIiIk.
Spend Armistice Day
WITH THE AMERICAN LEGION
In La Grande
LA GRANDE ELECTRIC COMPANY
MMN 121
The pnstor will leud the devotional
service und present a constitution
for upprovul, I'nion Armistice
luy service will be held In the
Methodist church ut 7:3U o'clock.
AddresseB on the meaning uf the
armistice w ill be made by I r. J.
I- Ingle. lr. U. P. Lumlls and Bev.
Win. Crosby Uosb. The Chamber
of Commerce Quartet will sing
some special numbers. Alt citizens
of Lu Grande are Invited and wel
come. George Albert Pollard, pas
tor. M. K. CliritCH, SOl'TII Norl.'i
Kir and C avenue. Bert A. Powell,
pastor. Sunday School It: 4 5 a. m.
W. A. Klaiu, Supt. Preaching by
the pastor at 1 1 a. m. Subject:
"What is Spirituality and What are
the Marks of Same?" There will
bo no evening services as we enter
into ttie I'nion Armistice services
at the M. J', church. A welcome
uwuits you, If . you wilt come.
FIB ST MKTHOIUST EPISCO
PAL CIB'KCH The theme lo be
used by the pastor for the sermon
al 11 will be in Keeping; with the
evangelistic program of Hit
churches as planned by the Minis
ters' association. In the evening
ut 7:30 o'clock the service under
the auspices of Hie Ministers usso
I elation celebrating Armistice Day,
i The program can be seen elsewhere
in Hits issue. A crowded house is
anticipated. Al . U:45 u. m. the
main school will be called lo order
tund Hie piano will be used in a
'special musical number. Hear Hie
I music. Tile Men's Forum will be
i addressed by H. K. I Mxou on the
'theme, "America's Part in the
'Court of International Justice." Al
i:3u p. m. Hie Young People In
their service of worship and study.
The attendance and interest in Hu
young people's meeting is growing
each week.
PBKSBYTKIU AN ClU'BCll
"Loss of faith In a religion that !
teaches liberty. Justice, the Golden'
Bute, will ultimately mean loss of
iallh In a government constructed
on American lines," said President
Coolldge in a recent address at
Washington. The church allows
you the opportunity of showing
that faith in religion as you asso
ciate yourself with I Ids organized i
agency of God. We invite you to-'
morrow morning to attend the 11
AAAAAA
Spend
Armistice
Day -
with Tin-:
a'mkhican lkuion
In
La Grande
La Grande Investment
Company
iioni)f:i iii.Aiioim
llcllahlo AkciiU for Iti'llnhl
lit-mrniK'41 Coiupanli'fl.
201 AiIbuu Atb. Main T&l
Spend
Armistice
Day
WITH THE
AMERICAN LEGION
In La Grande
THE L & L
DRUG CO.
o'clock ' worship hour at which
time Mrs. A. U Bichardsott will
sing, "Nearer My Ood To Theo." by
Carey and the minister will bring
the message. The Sunday School
at U:4r with classes for all. The
Christian Kiideavor, observing their
third unniversary at C with appro
priate ceremonies. Tho evening
service In thn nuluro of u patriotic
observance of Armistice duy will be
held in the M. K. church. Let us
plan to attend upon God's House
on the Lord's day. We welcome
you. Wm. Crosby Boss, minister.
KIBST CHCBCIl OK CUBIST,
SCIENTISTS Corner of Klrst and
Washington. Sunday morning ser
vice at 11 o'clock.
Subject: "Adam and Kalten Men"
Sunday School ul U:4b a. in.
Wednesday evening meeting at N
o'clock. (The reading room, now
located in West-Jucobson Bldg.,
I Boom 3, is open daily except Sun
day and legal holidays, from 12 M
to 4:311 p. in. dally). All are In
vited. Irish Consider the AlUo
An Kvldcncv of Wcnllli
IH BLIV. (AP) The lawn of
Ireland provide that when u pauper
seeks support by the stale, lie
must apply in Hie district where he
was born. This hits lead recently
i to paupers, who have lived for
years in Hie Free Stale, applying
for admission to lister workhouses.
The authorities of ICnnisklllcn, In
northern Ireland, recently were
called upon to consider the case of
Spend
Armistice Day
. WITH THE AMERICAN LEGION
In LaGrande
W VI EiiuUVMtimNTSIURti
. ;
, Vjjfi fi'cslino'ss of poitioics, fuini- J I
nu-.s with our DUY CLEAN- '
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SH.E -
SUNDAY - MONDAY - TUESDAY
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"Wandering
With
JAMES KIUKWOOD anil LI I. A LKK
An Eternal Triangle Drama
Comedy,
' SHANtJII VIED LOVERS"
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BIB!
a woman pauper who came to them i
from Sllgo claiming to be a native1
of Knnlsktllen. She wus refused
admission, principally because sh
drove up to the workhouse in a
motor car. This was taken as evi
dence of means, and (he uppllcaut
wus ordered to return to Sligo.
If lie advertise It, he know
Scalpsov
jiflfhitiit can &p boflor nor
produce quicker nsulis limn
remarkable
SCALP TREATMENTS
augmented by the frequent
, use of at vender 1 1 neW
attic SCALP-TONER
MABINLLLO CONMLTIO
Ml OP
Km. 25, New Foley Hide
Phono Main l-tt
R.R - Y.SI
Husbands" s
V 1 J
ISEEIIIEBaBi.
Spend
Armistice
Day
WITH THE AMERICAN LEGION
In La
' LADIES READY-TO-WEAR
AND MILLINERY
SATURDAY AND SUNDAY SPECIAL
Peanut Brittle
25c a Pound , -
The Candy Shop
220
"The Home of Home-Made Candy"
t Retail only)
Spend Armistice Day
WITH THE AMERICAN LEGION
In La Grande
CA:RRS
THERE WAS
Another Election
This L-lc-ction was held hy the Housewives' ot VnUm
County who unanimously voted that
Federation Flour
IS THE BEST I'LOUR EVER SOLI)
IN THE COUNTY
Every Up-to-Dale
La Grande
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Official Service Station
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Saluii and Service
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