Saturday, -February -14, 1925,
KB E GilA5?tE ETEMTHO OSSEHVEIt .
PAGE TII11EE
NEWS of SOCIETY
The KIKb r jtiuul tall, to be held
Mondcy. F .-hruury 23. un event I
. I.M.I fluA;... ..!. , . '
M , j n luuhu uirwuni to, in I
l.u GrnruJ,., ts expeetnd to be one i
of the. most successful social af
fairs the season. The Order be-
im; purely American- and ulwaysj
iifttrlollc in lis tt-iehlntra. It la nn-1
turul that the unnual hall he heh! 1
on Wushlntrton's birthday unnlver- j
sary. This year, because the Xiod
fulls on Sunday, the bull will h, ,
held the following evening.
The gi-neral commlllee In charge
HiirrlH French, Hoy Mealy. C,
W. Hunting mid Clt-oiife Mik.tvp,
has been illligenf in preparation
and an excellent program, with
HiikIi IS. Brady preahllni; as loast
manLer, has been prepured. - The
tlie.Tiit for the banquet, feiilurlnr.
VmHt. yuiinh turkey with rrnnhirry
jlliV has also been nrrangl am)
will be unpounced later.
. Thii M. I. A. f the J.. R S
church gave a character ball lust
evening at the amusement hall
with u larKC -percent u fro of l,a
Grande's younir people In attend
ance. M.ost of those' present came
In cosluine and prizes were award
ed. The first pri?,e went to Her
man Hule, dresned as a netfro hoy
.rjipresi'iilhifr a .lt'w, and the ennso
lailon prize io' Elmo rieijf?, repre
senting' a chief of police. The
.iudres were William Wilson, Clyde
Mmcalf and C. J. Black.
Iiurintt the evening refienhments
were-served.
Mrs. T.eo F. Miller was hostess to
the Junior Bridpe olifrh yesterday
afternoon at the home of her mo
f ther, Mrs. J. P. Lynch, on First
street, puring the aftentoon's plav
Mrs. Dirk Lindsay won hiph hon
ors, and ihe second prize wmt to
Mrs. Andrew honey, jr.
The homo was'olevepty decorated
for the occasion conforming with
' M, Valentine's Hay unci n dnlntv 1
two course luncheon was served he- j
lore adjournment.
Mrs. Hal Bohnenhamp wos hos
tess to the Missionary society of
the Presbyterian church yesterday
afternoon when It met for Its
annual meeting: and election of of
ficers. Mrs. H. H. Cleaver was
elected president for the ensuing
ear: Mrs. William Miller, vice
president; Mrs. H. H. Hanna, sec
retary; Mrs. itonert l-Juum, treas-j
urer and Mrs. 1,. Duncan, score-1
lary of literature. The new offi
cers were Installed by Mrs. E. P.
Mousrnun.
Mrs. A. R Anderson and Mrs. I.
C. Bowser bad charge of the devo
tional for tho afternoon, after
which a very Interesting program
was given, the subject being "Orl
plnal Americans," with Mrs. U B.
Aloe and Mrs. C M. Humphreys in
charge. Mrs. Floyd Sherwood, ac
Silver Cloth
And Velvet
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The rooms were decorated With
hearts and other reminders uf fit,
Valentine's day. At 4: SO a four
course , dinner was staved and
ridge was the diversion' fur the
balance of the evening. Uucsls
present other than member and,
their husbands were Mr. ant) Mrs,
John Wtirtmun, Mr, and Mrs. T. It.
Smith, Mrs. Uuby Knight. Miss
Alice rod well nnd ( I. CadweU.
The evening was a very enjoyable
one.
CHURCHNEWS
Announcements
Social auuouncemeiiu, my
be prluted lu tlila column rrm
of cliarge. Auy auudiiucu
menu, rtalutiu lo any luuv
lioua Hiuii as cooked loot!
Maltt, eta, will Imi rrfiifced. Au
miuiofim'iitH, lo be prluted Uie
aauio (lay, niu.st h lu society
editor's liantla by :Oo u'tioi k.
New editor' nolo.
ZION K N CI 1. 1 8 li l.I'THKHANytm will iwiwlvc irwiirm wi'lruino:
IMIl'lieH-r-.M Ave., plnolilo hlKl' j H'liom yull will llHlrl) to tde (liar
M!haul, Wpi. I''. Hiirt, pnalor, Hilile.let slug "Tliw l-lurt t'MR.eth." Iy
n-hool ut a. in. Mr. Wiaaler, Davla; whern you will fceur o mea-
auM rliiteniWir. . MornlhK wuralilp a"Ke from tlie mlillater on a vital
ill 11 H. pi, Anllirm, "Wulte the ,i)um-. Tim hour la 11 and la pre
Son." ly 1 M. .Mel'hall, l.ultier reeii,-,! i.y 1 1 , Suiulny arlmol at
I iiiirno IWulloua at 8:80 n. in. t'J.i'j wllh vluaa.-a for all. ir prl-
t . ' jin:uy ili.iurlnunt la How eiillllipt'U
' CHUIICH III." THK NASSAUKNK . . ""'""""?,'
,-I.nno flu.,..-!, norner Kli-al uml Kwll.K Kro.ip. T ha I hrlallan
I , . I n. n.er M.,l 11..W. A. i "S l" 'Hlola for l
I K. MiliniT, Dial. Hupl.. will 1i Willi
na over Similar. He will brlnsr the
sh:ii?p In rhe lnornink Rervlee IU
lli( ttnl pleaalnic ain'ukrs In our -i
UenuiHlliution. aal 'l.riiiifH u iiura-
8L!K of vlliillly unil power. It la .
wllh plenauro tlml we br alii.? lo
ulillumiee nun lor una uuueen. i.
The pulllo la tlivjnd. Ueore Al-l
heii I'ollilrtl, p:ial or. ; , . (J
TODAY'S EXPRESS BRINGS
Rcauliful New Silk Dresses
' $16.50 to 922.50 i
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Mrs. 8am Harris, Mrs. f. NVfiler
er. Mrs. Thas. Wel.s, and Mrs. Isa
belle Symous will enit-rtuin the W.
i B. A. Busy lh'ea at the home of
Mrs. Harris Wednesday afternoon.
I'Vhruary IS.
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The Past Matrons elnb will meet
Monday evening. February 1 il, ,a'
the home of Mrs. i M. Humph
reys on Oak street.
Ill a. nu The pastor. J.' F. Bau
jr.om will '.Blny The ewingWIfliJr
nit Bsuge In -the even In j? will no
doubt be given by. Mr. winner.
Tho special' meetfngs that havp
been run nine for' 'the" last three
weeks have been well attended and; r-
many have turned from sin to God.
and rejoicing in His saving graet)
j Announcement will be given "tn the
iSunttay services whMher or not the
meetings will continue nexl week.
Pome and form your own opinion-
j V. Hansom, pastor.
Ihtis Its ttiida for the International
j t 'on vent ion in Portlaiu) Hits snm
I nn-r. It will meet at tilfi u h fol
lowed by the second hour With til1
Epistle to the Itomaita at 7; HO
wlui'li is a community Bihla class
lllll Klin"'" MO
RC1KNTIHT Corner of First audi,
Washington. Hunday mm nlntf set -ji
view at 1 1 o -'loul:. J !
8iibjec-..Hiuil.,. ' j
Sunday tehoul at 9:45 . , m.
Wednesday eveiuiwt meeting at H,J
o'clock. (The rrudliwr room, now!"
locutud In t Wesf-Jueobaon HltllJ- I
Boom S. is open dally exceni Sun- "
day and h'KHl holidays, from M I Klon at C:30
lu i:'m p. m. dally. AH u
Ylled. ' '
PUTMAN'S
REAPY, TO-WEAK ', A N O " M 1 L L J N K B Tf
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PAt. CHURCH t- Tliw Vt speislto.
iijorrow evening, ut ti o'clock "will
bo under the auupiccs of the Men's
or belief and then of action. Wm1 Korum. The entire rropram .will
Orosby Boss, lulnisrer.
PHUIirH OP OOP nevlvul
starts Sunday nlffht. Kcb. Hi, pt
The Westminster Guild of the!'-0 P- to continue Indetlnltely.
Ir..il.wlrln .ihnrnh will mn.it HOV. Nelson Knight Will be tllO
Monday evening. I Vbruary Ifi. with vangellst
Miss Huhlu Anderson and Miss Ryl
iu Kosn-r as hostesses.
j
'The Women of .Woodcraft ind
(he Woodmen of the World will
hold a joint lodge session and so
cial meeting Mondnv eveniiiK., lVh-
Iruary 16. at Ka tries hall.
Coincllcs
Now
lu
I'niUed
Viubrella
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VI'XVTjt, iwo kinds of Ineo and
some cloth of nilver mnko this
jfruck whieh seems unite elab
orate In a season when lines arc so
plniii and iniiiinhii? reduced to such
nexliKihle terinn. However, there's
Botnelhinx very feminine uliout the
la re ruffles and tlie fancy belt and
the s;isii. Ami women who stress
femininity will tlnd good poiuia
about It to copy.
companlcd by Miss Gladys Mlllor
Snodgrnss. Mr. 'and Mrs. Fred
Spaeth, Or. and Mrs. A. I-. Bleb
ardson, Mr. nnd Mrs. ,1. T. Harvey,
Jr., and I-Ycd 13. Kiddle.
Mrs. K. H. Boylen nnd Mrs. Carl
J. IDoulmn were hostesses to the
Jolly Bridge club Thursday after
noon at the" home of Mrs. Boylen.
The home was artistically decorat
ed with red carnations, a Valentine
scheme being carried out. JHirlng
I he afternoon's play Jdrs. I-eslle
Bramwell won hl;?h score and
Mrs. I. G. Terry received the con
solation prize.
An excellent two course luncheon
l.ONHON (Al. Umbrellas
wllh handles i'lut as nan cnk
' have appeared In london and nre
considered uulte the thing among
fashionably dressed young women,
The umbrellas nre altogther
too unwieldy to be carried by I he
handle, so are attached t ) the
arm by means of a heavy sl'k
cord. But they have the advant
age of doing nway with the van
ity ease, for within the flat ban
dto the owner carries her powdi
box, lip slick, eyelash crayon,
dainty little box of perf.ime,
throe-Inch comb, a mirror and
enough hair pins to hist her aev.
oral hours.
was served.
ut I ho piano sang two beitutlful vo
ral selections. Mrg R Jacobson wnB the in8pir.
Beforo adjournment a dainty ntlon for delightful surprlsdar
luncheon was served by the hos- ty Thursday evening at hor home
tess, assisted by Mrs. William Mil- on Greenwood street. The evening
ler. Mrs. Bobert Kakln. Mrs. L, P. WQg spenl at cnnlSt WUl Mrs, . M.
TTimn and Mrs. Hi B. Hanna. ' ,noyt winning high score among
the ladies and the men's prize going
Tho Country club danco for the to E. Jt. Hlngo.
month of February Will be In cele- Luncheon w:is served before ad
brallon of Washington's birthday jouriunent.
and the program Tor me evening
Hev. Thornton Mills, son of the
late B. Fay Mills, roused his fash
ionable Chicago church by making
Ben Ueitman. King of the Hoboes,
head of the adult Bible class. lie-
turning the compliment, the Be v.
Mr. Mills became a lecturer at
Hobo college. Mr. Mills does not
lavor an exclusive church.
He comes here ver
highly recommended as one of th
most Interesting speakers In the
;reat. Northwest. Great crowds at
end bis meeting and sconn pf
'onversious follow. He is Buine-
limes called the Lord's Hunter be
cause he has such wonderful dis
rnment that peopl." nre pointed
out by bin words. When ual;ed III
why of his success, he answers. "Uf
the prayer life In the secret closet
alter all is s:tld.',' : 'l'he half his
ver yet been told. Come and bear
him for yourself, X and Uprueo. -I'ralt,
nnd Plumer, focal ministers.
SOOl'AL CHUBCH Holy
Comtnnuioi) ut S:oo. Sunday School
at tMf. -Morning sery.ee ut l:0.
Confirmation. March H. Confirm
ation lectures 'commence on .Sunday
morning, February lii. Bev. 8.-W.
Crease, rector.
ISLAND CITY COMMUNITY
CHUBCH Thero is new emphasis
on religious education. Why not?
Whut can wo do? There la at leapt
one' phase of religious education n
which all can take part, and.' an we
take part, we both give and re
ceive help that phase has to do
with the church school. The doors
of this school are open to everyone
No tuition charges. No entrance
requirements, except a deslrrt tp
know t he I rut h, .Everybody wel
come; everybody wanted; every
body needed. The church school
begins at in and rnnn but for one
hour. But think of the ftir-rcaeh-
Ing benefits that may result from
iluit. one hour Jf properly used.
"Waleh us grow." No. That Isn't
it. "I'oine and grow wllh ns."r
Hall K. Wallis, minister.
At. K. CIII'BCII. ROUTH North
Mr and U Ave. Bert A. Powell.
pastor. Sunday school at SM'i a. m.
A real school of. religion. Preach
ing by the pastor at II a. m. Sub
ject, "Kvery christian a Winner of
Souls." Kpworth League at R:( p.
m. Forest Pay. leader. Subject.
"Our Latest and largest Mission
Field: Siberia nnd Mnnehurln."
What do you know about these
fields? Come to League and hear
the good news. Preaching by
be given by men. All men attend
ing will be requested to occupy re
served acuta iu tlu center aaetton.
the music will be of a high order.
The Cpmmerclal club uunitet will
render special numbers. Paul
Knaut?. will slug 'Tue Sopp the An
gela Sing," by Wildcipcrc. David
I HQdd'id will preside at the pipe
organ and the congregation -. will
join in singing scmie of the grovt
hymns of the church. Balph By urn
will speak on "The Men's Forum.'.
K. H. Towler will glv on address
on "The church, in the CoiMmun-
Ity . and the pastor will speak on
the question, "What Io aian?' The
Sunday school will conveno at 9:45
a. m. Geo. T. Cochran will ad-
drcsa the forum at 10 o'clock. At
the 11 o'clock hour of worship the
church choir will render Gpecinl
music and the pastor will preach,
using for his Bil.jer't "The Sun of
itighteousurss." . Next Sunday's
vespers will be in charge of 'the
women of the church.
SALVATION AHMV- Sunday
School at H:HiWi. m. Holiness meet
ing at 1 1 iu in. Young People's I.e-
p. in. Salvation ut 8
p. tu. Tuesday; open uli preeeeds
at 8 p. tn. Thursday, open sir pre
eeeds ut 8 p, m, Saturday, i open
air precceds ut 8 u. nu. . ....
ButtlcMiutkii Hears With Tongue.'
LOS ANGELES (AP) Tho orlg
inul antenna for radio,, according'
to Jack .Allmaiie I-os Angolos- cur
ator of reptiles, was - the rattle
bii:Utti's tongue.
"When a rattlesnake Is 'dormant
or sleeping," Mr- AHnau said re
cently, "its tongue is idle. But
when" aroused ' It star(3 shooting
that forked tongue, from, its mouth.
and seems to both feel and hear
through it. I have seen rattto- .;1
snakes annear ' as ' thousrh' unln
mrinnri-nf inv annroanh when their
tqngues were not moving back oqd
lorlh from 4hcir',mouthi, but ttje y
moment thfy becamp cqn.acaua
ilk. the itongues started. . Rattle- y,
snakes have no.eara. but those Ut- ''f
tie tentacles on the end of the ton- t
SU9..9ITO.ln0 purpose."
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.. The annual drink bill of the 7..'
Brltish Isles each year is mors than Wy
Mie-letair annual interest - n the
uotlon's national debt, which wo ;
305, 769,000 pounds for 1923. . ; iiV
Many of the neighbors -would b tfe
poor If they didn't owe so ronch. fjF
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T1IR FIBST BAPTIST CHUBCH
Slxt h st rei't at Spring avenue.
Services for Sunday. February 1 5,
IHlifi. Sunday school meets at 9:45
a. m. II. A. Fox, superintendent.
All children nnd adults Interested
In religious education shoSibl take
advantage of some church school.
Those not uttending elsewhere nre
cordially welcomed with us. Morn
ing worship at II o'cloek. Sermon
Ihoiby the pustor on the theme: "Justl-
pastor at 7: SO p. m. subject: Hulile Pride." Children's sermon
"Christianity vs. Non-Chrlstlon Be- tinune: "Two Indians." B. Y. P. U.
iigions." Come once and we .be- I meets nt fi:I10 p. m. All young peo
lleve you will come again. I pie invited. Lender, Mabel Sehue-
fer. Subject. "Community Co-oper-
PBKSBYTRIUAN CHUBCH
What is religion, pnywuy? Is M
something to be believed or some
thing to be lived? Js It here or
hereafter? Answer these questions
for yourself and then como to 'our
church on Sunday morning when1
at Ion of Churches." Kvenlhg ser
vice at 7:30 o'cloek. A very spe
ciul opportunity will be ours in
this service. Dr. M. I). Kubank,
missionary to China will be the
speaker of the evening. Ir. Ku
bank Is one of the most entertain
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iHnNfY'TARJ:
I ESTAOLISHED I87S ' "
KmTfsiflflmt SowiitoTiaiECtitiKiiottS !
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PIANO AND VOCAL INSTRUCTOR
Coach Accompanist
Studio Eastern Oregon Music Go.
Tolepnone Main Rosidencp F9ley Hotel. Main 778
Soloist untj director St, Peter's Ppiscopal Choir,
LET US HELP YOU-
With your leMwJ problems. . . -
WE ARK THE "CHECK 8EAL" CONTRACTORS
' ANP RETAILERS '
H. & St ELECTRIC
107 Depot St. Phone 393-W
will he carried out necordlngly
The dance will he given Frlduy eve
ning, February
Dr. nnd Mrs. Verne Johnson en
lertalned the members of the Al-
ph:. eiub Inst evening nt their home
Tho commllteo tn rhnrge of the 0n Spring street. Four tables of
nffnlr Is Mr. and Mrs. E. L. jbrldge were nt pkiylurlng the eve
Holmes, Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Bay, ning with Mrs. J. MeNnmee and
Mr. and Mrs. Hoi Bohnenkamp. j Krnest WntUlns winning high
Mr. nnd Mrs. H. 10. DtKon, Mr. and. scores.
Mrs. H. Fitzgerald, Mr. and Mrs. At nn appropriate hour on ex
O. I.arison. Mr. nnd Mrs. B. K. jeellent luncheon wns served.
Westenlmver, Mr. nnd Mrs. J. G. i ,
- 1 11 - The guest day luncheon given by
!itn MlB-iloiiary Society of,
Christ inn church yesterday
Credit ;
Attentive Service
Ta i
Satisfaction assured.
CARR'S
Special
Reduction
On Corsages, I I:it , Trim
mings and Noveltip.i of
oil kinds.
NEW PATTERN HATS
Arriving Daily
$fi.!).- JS..10 $10.75
MAILING'S
When You
Tire Of
Your Bob
Then you'll be Intrented
In the fine hair m-lectton
we have Juat purchawd to
aid In making a perfect
coiffure while your own hair
(rrown out to the proper
length.
The hair U of excellent
quality and moderate In
price. We ura-e you to a?e
the display at yo ir early
convenience
(JEIST MARIN ELLO
' SHOP
Romn 8niner ffllilg.
"A Beauty Aid for
Every Nerd."
Phot Main 577
the
after
noon was a success In every de
tail. An excellent luncheon, with
beautiful Valentine decorations woo
neautlful valentine decorations, was
had as honor guest Bev. Petelle
of Wallowa, Beverend O. W. Jones,
of the local Ohrlstitm church and
Carol Anderson, of SpoUane, Wash
ington. i After the luncheon a very Inter
esting program was given by the
ladies of the society. Also a vocal
solo by Mr. Anderson ua given
and greatly appreciated by all pres
lent.
I With several new names added
'to the society the members return
ed to their homes, thanking the
commltt.e that planned the day.
! ronforming with the spirit of St.
- Valentine a costums party was
'given lost evening at the K. of P.
'hall hy the Pythlnn Sisters and the
Knights of Pythias. Cards were the
main featuru of the evening's en
tertainment after which an excel
lent luncheon was served.
I
I The Neighbors of Woodcraft met
I Tuesday evening at Kagles hall for
their regular meeting. Three new
members were taken into the order,
after which Mrs. W. A. Bambo.
Near East Belief worker, gave an
excellent address. Mrs. Bambo Is
a member of the N. of W. and ex
prettied her pleasure of being sble
to meet with the local order.
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I The ladles of Mooseheart Legion
entertnlnd tlu members of the
Moose lodge and their families
Thursday evening. Iianeing was
ihe main feature of the evening,
after which refreshments were
served.
Hay Grincr and Harry Oillam
were hosts to a number of friends
last evening at a dance at the
iHirland packing hous. Approxi
mately siity-five couples wer pres
ent and everyone hnd a good time
dancing uiftil s lute hour. At mid
night' nn excellent luncheon was
served.
I'plon (Spet ist) The adl' of I
the Carnation club and their hu-;
handK w re e.tertalnnl Thurd.iv j
evening it the h;ttfd home In North i
You Can't Carry Electricity
In Your Pocket
IirC'I.ARATlON
To render the
ninat dpendahlo
and courteous
service '.
To the greatest
ponslhle numher
of people
At the loneat cost
consistent with
fair wngca to the
Ibhor and capital
employed
Giving and
di-rvlng fair
treatment
thus
To he a factor
In tiphnildlng
Ihla community
the olj;etlve
this company.
Electricity Is a commodity one of the
most important bought and sold in mod
ern business. It becomes more and more
important every year.
Put, there is a material difference be
tween electricity and other commodities.
You cannot carry electricity away in your
pocket; you 'cannot ship it by 'freight nor
you cannot keep it in stock.
, In order that electricity may do useful
work for you, it must be delivered to you
continuously by a highly organized techni
cal generating, transmitting and distribut
ing service which requires an enormous in
vestment of money for installation, main
tenance and operation.
Eastern Oregon water power and mill
waste, potential electricity, would be of no
practical value without' the Investment of
money in the system of this company.
Eastern Oregon Light & Power Co.
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SEE OUR WINEfOWS
Fresh, Home-mado. Candy
The Candy Shop
217 Fir Street
"The Home of Home.Made Candy"
(RetaO only)
' " i 'i-.'iVif 1ugnrffM pan i iggaaawa
.Safuly
'Sti 'tftlu GmCurkba 1
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l. GRANDE - OSKVH 8TAQB UNB
Ilaara Coldiron, t'ropa.
Htages Iave La Grande for Joseph Daily
8:30 12:30 3:30
Arrive: 10:50 1:50 5:50
Telephone
LA GRANDE PEOPLE DO USE THE
15,025
11,052
11,337
9,997
Decemlier 20
Junuary 5
Januai-y 20
February 5 .
The above is the official peg count of completed
calls handled by our operators on the given dates.
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Home Independent I
Telephone Co.
nion. The hfwiiiwii wre MM-
damea Unr:i, Hf-Oay 4 Bslr4 1