Saturday, December f, 1924.
TOE TiA GRANDE EVENINO OBSERVER
PAGE THREE
NEWS of SOCIETY
j Mra. Lucy Blnnchfiold assisted by
9(ra. J, , I). MrKrnnon, delightfully
witortalned Chnptcr I. I. K. O. at
uio homo of her daughter. Mm. 8.
J. Lottos; yesterday afternoon, !
comber 6. Thin was tho regular
Aictinff of tho Chapter and after
tlio bualness session Mrs. K. I,
fossman took churpe of the. pro
gram, which sho handled In a
Hp I end id manner. She touched
ftshtly on some phases of Hip No
bol I'rlzea and reviewed the llfo of
felma Ijigerlof, horn tn Sweden In
1 8SS end atill living. Her latent
JooU Is just off the press. Kclnm
Offorlof as a child was delicate
(ind crippled, with a vivid Unit t na
tion. Hho hus achieved world wide
fame as an .authoress, being the
nly woman who was ever award
ed tho Nobel prize for literature,
i Mrs. M osmium, In her ; usual
r harming Btyle, reviewed three
Aooks written by this famous au-'
Thoresa, "Tho Wonderful Adventure
bf Nils," "Jersulem," and "The
J'upa of Gosta Berlin? Tho In.st
book deals with the fact that the
Vital: forces of lifo arc love and
iv ark.
.? At the close of tile proKTiim
dulnly refreshments were served
y the charming IiosU-bhcs.
i1' Members of La Grande's young
er set had a good time lust even
ing when the- Country Club eoni
lulttec. In charge of the exterior
decoration of the club house, con
sisting of Mrs. lttchftrdson,
chairman. Mrs. Ilrucc enniH, Mrs.
V. C- PcrJtlns, Mrs. liny Murphy.
Mrs.' John Thelsen and Mrs. V. H.
llohnenttamp, Jr., guve u dance al
the" club for them. A large num
ber of young people were pres
ent and a very enjoyable evening
was spent Untieing with music ftir
nlshedi by Olson's, orchestra. Dur
ing the evening punch was served.
The proceeds from the dance are
Jo be used In phying for the paint
ing of the club house.
Printed Silk
Costume
CHVRCHNEWS
Mlhc mesHiige on our heart you need, tiionle ability In the government Is
(Bring your friends untl be thevo on nut confined 'to the . legislative
THE decorative quality of printed
Kllks Is demonstrated by this
Parisian frock designed by
YTeh. the famous designer It Is a
black and white model of decidedly
Spanish feeling, with a heavily
fringed acarf and wide-brimmed hut
CHRISTIAN CHl'UCH We
have enjoyed the Kyangelislic
Meetings, especially the privilege
pf working as u part of the full
Christian Fore of the City. These
meetings have had a fine Influence
on the individual congregations, as
n In the increased uttendance ol
the pual two Sundays. This gain
we mi'sl hold and increase over it
You will be at Wide Mehool and
Church tomorrow that . "Nothlnc
he lost." lreachlng service ut el
even und seven t hirly . ( 'ome to
the morning service, but don't miss
the.evening hour. Mible School al
nine thirty. Junior and Heiiior O
K. ut six thirty. O. W. Jones,
minister.
-North
M. K. CHl'UCH HOl'Tll
Kir and V Avenue. !:i5 . a, in
Sunday School. V. A. Khini.'super
intendant. Classes fur all ages.
It a. m. Treadling by the ' pa tu
tor. Subject: The Church, lis Orl
gin and i'lacc.
G:So p. nr. Hp worth League.
7: :t0 p. ' m. Preaching by tin
pastor. .-Subject
Little Tilings."
lime promptly at 7:3U p. m.
Cot luge prayer meeting Tuesday
night. Prayer meeting at the
Church every Thursday night.
Worship will begin. There will be
no service at ?:3u p. in. when the
vesper hour is observed, which will
be for the next Three months. The
Klrst Half of the 6 o'clock hour
will bu taken in the showing of
Diet urea or The Clriunl ("iiiivmi to
morrow evening. The Stereoptlcon jB,ri IIM i'iep..,Ulence in one grand
slides lo be used by the pastor are i-huiHiing blunt of discord.
the latest and best that can be
ma.le ..ml nr.. till e..l,f..l If vnii If OolldgP has his Way. and
brunch.
Hunt's Letter
(Continued from Page. 1.)
have never been to the lirand Can
yon, or if you -contemplate n trip
soon, you will enjoy these slides j
isiay at Home and take a trip to
Grand Canyon." Tho, subject ot
the pastor's evening discourse is
"When Is a man Itfeli ?" The
church Hchool meets at :-i: a. m.
The Uev. Mr. Pollard or the local
Baptist church will address the
Men's Korum on "How did we get
our Bible'.'"
The Kpworth League wilt hold
their devotional meeting at ti;U0.:
i just now
It Is recognized Dial he
THi: GHA YSTONK CHL'HCII
Fourth and O. Holy Cohimimion.
iS:i0. Sunday School, 9:4'i. .Morn-
he Greulmyw ol' jng Service llrtm. The reader of
this notice Is welcome", Uev. S. W.
. Take no other's word, come hear,Crasey
tor yourself. Make your church
home with us, we will help you
find a new power for life.
A. Powell, pastor.
'meeting adjourned to meet ugatr
I Friday, January 9. ,
, Members of the "Alpha Clubj The men's lllble Class, officers
cujoyed a delightful time last even- and teachers of the Christian Sail
ing when Mr., and Mrs. Walter day School hud a very enjuyable
Lelsman entertained the elub nt lime last evening when the Loyal
I heir home on O Avenue. Kour Women's Class of the school ,guvt
laldes of bridge were at play (a par ty in their honor. Approxi
for the ladles going lo Mrs. Chas ni'iteiy fill people were present and
Reynolds and the gentleman's the time was pleasantly spent al
prize to 1r. Verne Johnson, various games, after which
Lhchcon was served by the jrefreshments were served,
charming young hostess at the t
clvjBO or tho game. Members of the -Happy Home
j jClub were entertained at the honi
1 f. of Mrs.'W. C. Kerrel. JD04 Twelfth
U . . S'reet. All members of the elun
'Mrs. Albert Currcy yesterday af
ternoon entertained I he Junior
HrOTgu club al her borne' on Spring
street. Iteautlful autumn flowers
wej-j iiJlraclively arranged in the
lining room nnd during Hie aftcr
no,on's play Mins Carolyn Itosenlhitl
won high score and the consolation
bin t wo were present, wit h 1 hree
isilut-H. Mrs. .Carl Cook, Mrs.. Cla
rence Waldrop and Mm McGean.
At th cud of a pleas'int afttrnoon
a delightful luncheon was served.
Victor Hepinto, Portland violin-
ZfOlN KNGLISII 1. 1 ' T 1 1 V, 1 1 A N
Pert CHI "ltd I M. A Veil lie, oppeslte
High School. P.ihle School '.': K a.
! m. Morning worship 1 1 : nn . m.
P It K S II Y TKIllAN CHl'UCH Sermon, "Chris! Knocking al h"
The Advent season is In our lr." Luther League Devotions,
midst once, again and during Hits Mra. Slil.inger, ' leader. Wm. I'.
sacred season we will show f .oui Holl, Pastor.
appreciation of the true meaning -
of Christmas by payinghcek to' Flit ST CHUItCIl OF CHRIST
the mtHsage of His .Lll'e. To- SCIENTISTS Corner of First and
morrow morning at the. 11 o'clock t Washington. Sunday morning ser
worshlp hour our ministry of niii-Jvice at' 1 1 o'clock.
sic will contribute towards: thej Subject "God the Only Cause
thought as the iuarlettc, Mrs. A. and Creator."
L. Itlchanlson. dlrecior, Mrs. W. Sunday School ut 9:45 a. m.
H. Huhnenkainp, Jr.. uwrence Wednosihiy evening meeting ut S
Dutton and Pay . 'Williams, will 1 o'clock. (The reading room, now
sing: "He Shall Feed His Flock" located In West-Jaeobson Hldg.,
by Haiker and. Andrew. Loney will Room 3, la open daiiy uxcepi Sun-
render a cornet solo. The message day and legal holidnys, from 12 M
of the mortilng will toueh a most. to 4:30 p. m. daily). All uru in-
vital theme. You will want lo In-jvited.
vile others to this opportunity and
join with the congregation In their CI1CUCH OF Til K NAZAltFNF.
worship of the Klt;rnal Father. The; our Sunday School is getitng a
Sunday School at 9:45. the' Christ-' good start and we are expecting a
ian Kndeavor at 6:15 and the con- good showing this Sunday. There
Mnuation of the study book "Of are many of the people who don't
One Plood", al 7:30. The conimuu- send their children lo any Sunday
ity Hlble class on Tuesday evening school and we are such a location
nt 7:3u und Ihe Missionary society that IP will bu easy for you that
meeting on Friday aPcrnoon at 'live on tho nortli side lo attend. It
2:3. May the Christmas, spirit starts at 9:45 a. m.
enter our lives with real (appreetu- .Tn.ri. will be u special I real al
tion. Wm. Crosby Uoss. Minister. 1nc morning preaching service, ns
jthu pastor will sing a new song
Fl It ST MKTHOIUST FJMSCO- just oft the press entitled "Put me
PAL CHl'UCH "Christ's Poctrlneff on Hallelujah street." This Is
of Man." will be the subject of the great, you mual hear it. A good
Pastor's Sermon at the Il:aa o'- spiritual feed will follow,
clock hour of Worship tomorrow The evening service wijl b
morning. In the Kvening ut Five nngellsttc with special singin;.
the Whiter Vesper Hour H"rvlec of congregational s'.nglli',r. We
jhas public Bentlmeiit behind him.
j i here will be a minimum of new
law during the next four years, j
All proposals for extension of gov
ernmental activities will be frown
ed upon, and many of the present'
activities rigorously curtailed, both
n extent and expense.
To au extent not equaled In re
cent years ihe executive would du
tnlnute the government, with Con
gress telgated to a position where
Its only Important function would
be enactment of necessary appro
priation bills.
As nearly as practicable, Ihe
condition recommended by Samu
el Vuuclalu, huad of the Italdwlu
Locomutivu Works Ihe giving of
a four-year vacation lo Congress
would be brought about
ism sucii a condition, however
satisfactory It might be to business
generally ami lo the public as a
whole, would not suit the political
needs of leaders In House and Se
nate who, to perpetuate their In
fluence and power, must keep Con
Guvertior'H Nerrvuiry Act'usctl.
SALKM, Or. In u supplement-1
complaint filed In the circuit court '
here Mrs. Fred llozcll. plaintiff In
an alienation suit against Miss Ce
llu Pullman, private secretary to
Governor Pierce, charged Ihe de
fendant with a statutory offense.
Mrs. Itozell Is peeking to recover
$ I tun hi from Miss Pullman for
alienation of her husband's affec
tions. The new complaint a1cgcs
that Mr. Hi. .el I ami Miss jlollmun.
on November K and 2(1 of this
year, registered ut u hotel at Cun
tralia. Wash., under Ihe nanus ol
Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Powman.
prize went to Mrs. Jtny Plgger. He,!'"'- has relumed frniu.aVlour of Ihe
lUMIUMl 1LIIU
. . . . ' Orient. Mcitltiln nt vl.ilinisi
fnVlom u l'itln"Ti- rwiVouViu Uitu-.lY. 'Hn-lW f III-
lon vii hitvimi. -Mrs. ll. i'..
rnliavcr was u B"at of tliu club ror,1-'"'"- '"' a,0 "I'l'-'an-d us 8,,1,,1-s:
llic- urnrnoun. v In i-..n.-.-rt In Jai.au an.l llm l-iilll.-
, ijilnes. Al Kobe lit was soloist al
" a function given in honor of im
The hi rent -Teachers Association rM uf ,,u' Anierien shipping
of Ihe Willow School met yester-''"'""'- Manila. Mr. Oepinto found.
day afternoon at Ihe school for h"M largest cabaret in the
fli-ir regular monthly meeting und,wrld- Sl- Ana cabaret, and it
the following excellent program ,liia nrmonM palroaage. H
Was given: Song "America" bv alI .WilM ln Shanghai when Ihe warring
present; two songs by Mrs. Hen- fl,H w,'r; "Khllnrf within 2t.
,.iiv ,, m, (..si ..tie b.-lnir ,. 1 niilch of I he ll y, but no one Hei-in
Itilly song; a talk by Senator
Pruce nennis: reading by t 'ora
Shanks und a talk by Superinten
dent A. C. Hampton.
After the program delicious re
freshments were si-rved and Ihe
themselves In
the
and
limelight.
To such an extent as the can
fit their own game Into Ihe pro
grain of the president, I hey ' are
willing to go along with him. . Put
beyond that point they balk.
As a result, Ihe real political
drama just ahead Is tn be played
within the Kcpuhllcun party itself,
not between HcpuhllcnnB und their
Democratic or insurgent adversar
ies. .
Against the heavy drama of the
Congressional get-away, however,
Washington finds relaxation In a
gala musical revue Ivclng staged by
employes of the various depart-
I menis.
The opening performances fell
on the same day as Ihe opening of
Congress and. appropriately, was
at the President Theater. 3f noth
ing else, It proved that all tho his-
"lis ,
Jipffiiiitt van to n'Urmw
pmm v (nicker results an
w ivmurkahh
v r
SCALP TREATMENTS
amjmeiited byw frvqwif
use of that Amtlerful neW
fonfr SCALP-TONER.
MAIUNIOMitl CUSMETIO
KIIOI-
Rm. 2.1, New l'Oli y IIIiIk.
1-lmuo Main I2A
' Something Wearable
for Her Christmas
- . . .. . , :
Cluislnias seems niade foi- women, und girls, theio
are so many ways to remember them all. '
Best of all gifts are things to wear. A beautiful
Blouse of silk, a real fancy Boudoir Cap, chiffon silk
Stockings, clinging Underthings ah, these are femi
nine fascinators, and they are but inklings ol this
stoie's wealth of gifts.
However she spends her evenings, however she spends
her days, there are ideal remembrances here for
every woman and girl of every age. '
BATH ROBES SILK GOWNS
PETTICOATS COKDUIIOY liOBES
SILK HOSE ' NEW SWEATERS
PENDLETON INDIAN BLANKETS
LADIES READY-TO-WEAR
Marcelling
Bobbing - Shampooing
' Manicuring
Ilattio Mays
rortluml Grudunto
1009 Cth St. fhono S78-M
AND MILLINERY
and 1
have
ed lo ferl nlaruird and biisineMS
wint on as usual. Drplnto has J
numlier of eone'rt dales lioohec
for dirfrrwif parts An Ihr Partfh
Northwest. Portiatiil Journal.
COAT NAU:
TO bO'c Oi l !
'Courier, 1'ashlon and Calm o
trimmed I lals, values lo
$12.50, any Hat In the store
'"'
Niiv i Pur ''hokers Mink,
KqBlrrel, 0OSSIim, Coney,
Pitch nn I others, fi om
to 9l5.no
;r"Colnmh';knlt"''Sweiiters
; I'ulmer Pressep .
Tuesday, Ideemher fl. the Young
Women's I'Mueallonal uxillai'y
will nici-t for Its regular - moiil hly
program in the has"iin-ni of 1 he
Mi-thodtst ehureh. Peat urlng a
1 mi I program tlx- , eomuiittee
(Htteclally reiies!s th;:t all uu lit
Imth he pres-'nt ' promptly at eight
o'eloek. The eommitiee In charge
of "Ml mil" night is composed ol
Mima 'ooper. ehairman. Vern
Walti-nlmrg. Mat; Stearns, Mrs. C.
I . Pol man. Mra. Atl'ii reight.
and Mrs. Ployd MeKennon.
We are doing business in
our new location
The Candy Shop
217 l'ir Street
"The Home of Honie-Madv Candy"
(Retail only)
PAY
As .
You
PLAY
EXCEPTIONAL BARGAINS IN PLAYER-PIANOS
Kx-Slieriir In On Trial.
ItMNP, -nr; The trial of U.- C.
Topping, ex-aherlff of Jefrerson
county, charged with a shortage of
county funds, began in Madras. A
Jury was ohtalned and the taking
of testimony was t started. .1 udge
huffy, -la presiding. Denton Hur
dtek ot Pedmoud is Topping's at
torney and Pert C. Moylan, dlslrlel
attorney for Jefferson county, Is
handling the, Btale's ease.
Topping hft the county nearly a
year ugo and when an investiga
tion wus made, It wns alleged,
there was a shtirtage in his books.
He mailed his badge and keys to
Jefferson county officials and lat
er surrendered to officers. " '
Poultry i:lilhll DnrmlMT 10-12
OltKCON CITV, Or. Thu third
annual exhibition af poultry dnd
wuterfowl.of the Hubbard Poultry
association ' will be held at . . Uio
Paulsen building at Hubbard, De
cember 10, tl und 42. .
Announcements '
StM'Inl aiinntinreiiient.s may
be iiiinted In this column free
uf charge. Any nuiioiincu
meiiLs prctahilng lo any funv
tiwis ftiich ns I'iKikitl food
snl(!M, etc., will bo refused. An
ntHiiieciiieuls, to Im- printed the
smne day, iniit be In MK ldy
cill tor's linmls by 9:00 o'clock.
News ctlltor's note.
I5UY YOUU FL'RMTUUE THE MODEKN WAY
A small jmyincnt down nnd the rest in weekly or
monthly installments just like a savings nt-connl.
Our easy credit terms point the way lo a more com-''
fortable liome for you this winter al prices which
arc amazingly low.
CARR'S
Xfnas
Parties. ,
Holiday niM lal aflalrs nr
starting and you nnt iral'y
want to look your best.
-m The imprtudon your ap-iM-nranre
makes l of ut
most Importance, nn make
your npiwdntni'-nt now.
You'll be thoroughly pirns
cd with our service. We
guarantee that.
CKLST MAIUNLLLO
SHOP
Ronm A. Fnmmrr llklf.
"A lunly Ahl fur
Every Jirml."
Fhonc Main 577
I Invitations are mil for a bridge
parly to be given at the Country
Club Monday evening, December
H, by Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Sftmg-.
I ' ...
Mrs. Pwlght J.-sx." will be hostess
ax mr .Mummy itruigf i.im ju on
day afternoon. DfCf inber .
...
Tho Alpha club has adjoiirm-d
until uft-r the Christmas holidays.
j r
Invitations are out for a lunch
eon lo be given by Mrs. Norman
l-'recs Tuesday afl'-rnoon, Hfcem
her 9. - "
'
Mrs. l,-c Han ford will Im host
ess lo the Tn.slfty Itrblc club
Tusday aftt rnoon. I c imImt H.
...
The flons of Vrtrr;m will lllf'-t
Monday v nintr at the I ( i. u. p.
Hall at.";3(i o'eloek. (JffM.rs will
be elected at this m-efimr.
Ilnitwny ImeMluuiioii (iitleml
SAPKM. fire The public frv.
ice commttsifn authorized n ln
vetiTlyatlon of op'-rnilng expenH-it
and revenint nf feeling all major
railroad! tn ireuon ii-i ot;n In.
tT-StBte. M' TjilMr.-i of Ihe ennimtn
nlon Kihl that several months
probably would be renin d to!
complete i hi invent h::ir Ion. '
Yellowstone N;itiun:i i'ark has,
iibout 3M.n mnd "f Idr-lH. but N-w ;
York City ms aroituJ s ven mi), i
lion. 1
olitxs interesting merttan
bi'se in eberp lint, that tuiU
ijrlp rou in tjjoofiinj fitting
remembrance for all.
Sboii tfjc inconbentetfte of
Iasct minute buping b? talu'ng;
abbantage of our tiniclp bis
plapsf ncu) abjaitina pour
tomina.
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Healthy Youngsters
Always want to be out-of-,
doors. And with every snow
fall, their thoughts turn tq
Sleds." .
It's over-joyed they'll be if
i .ymt.ff'Vft therooiienofnoiwy,;
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niodols for. Christmii.s.
On display now- ' Piieed un
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