La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 21, 1925, CITY EDITION, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextSaturday, February 21, 1925. ' THE IA-GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PAGE THREE NEWS of SOCIETY Honoring tho blrtfidny annlvei sary of George Woahinston thr r'Kiilur monthly ( Country c. dunce for the month of February took place lust evening at the club house with approximately "forty -live couples in attendance. The rooms were beautifully decorated in a color scheme of red. white and bjui) and ut J1:8U o'clock a dainty luncheon wus served In the dtnhiK room. The. Sunset orchestra fur nished excellent music. MemlxTft of the committee In charge of (he affair were Mr. and Mih. JS. U Holmes. Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Hay, Mr. and Mrs. Hal Hohnen kmp. Mr. and Mrs. H. & HUon. Mr. and Mrs. D. Kitzgeruld, Mr. and Mrs. G. I.,. Lurison. . Mr, and Mrs. "It. K. Wtsteiiliaver, Mr. and Airs. J. G. SnodK'mss. Mr. und Mrs. 1-ied Spaeth, Dr. und Mrs. A. U. luchurdson, Mr. and Mrs. J. T. ' Harvey, Jr and Kred E. Kiddle. Members of Chapter I, P. E. O. spent a very interesting afternoon yrmorday when Mrs. K. 1. Moss nian end Mis. II. S. Mrownton were hostesses at the former's home on Spring street. Mrs. Geo. Currey had charge or the program for the af ternoon and gave un excellent pa per on "Sunken Bell," by Haupp n ii ii. Mrs. Hal) K. Wallis, of Island i.'ity, assisted Mrs. Currey. Ht-r subiect was LadisluR Kevmont. l'n. llsh author, nd Nobel prize win-1 ner In lii:M. t . . , following the program a dainty luncheon was served by the' hoa n ssep. Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Button en tertained the Clio club and a num ber of guests Thursday evening at their home on Adams aven-ue. The home, was attractively .decorated' with spring flowers, forming a de lightful Hotting fur six tables of bridge. During tlie evening's play high scores for th club prize went to Mrs. V. H. lieuter and' Dr. Hay .Murphy and Dr. and Mrs. Veninj Jr.hnson won In guest 'prizes. At the close ot tho games lunch con was served." ' Wednesday evening the M. I. A. Miaue uoaru enjoyed a social evo- ning ot Iho home of Mrs. R Uos- enlmum. Among those present were) Mr. anu mis. ueo. it. i.yman. air. I and Mrs. Holger Larson, Mr. and Mrs. t.estor Stoddard. Mr. and Irs. j J. Black, Mr. and Mrs. Almo Clegg, Mrs. I. H. Brnmwell. Wi nona l.ymtin, Elisabeth lGarrick and S. A. Andrews. Miss Jno Stance entsrtalni.il ' j few friends at an Informal dancing parly last evening nt tho Misuse! homo on Walnut street. Dancing was the feature of the evening, af ter which a dainty two course luncheon was served. Mrs. C. n. Selt7, entertained Inst evening with a dinner party honor ing her son, Clifford's, seventeenth blrlhduy anniversary. Beautiful cut flowers formed the centerpiece for the dinner table and following on excellent dinner, . with covers laid for eight guesls, the evening was spent ut games and music, ; Mrs. K. Jacobsen was hostessto tho 1 A. B. club yesterday after noon nt her home on Oreenwood a; reel. Three tables of bridge wore nt .play during the afternoon wllh j.lis. A. V. Anlrews winning high , h.'isement of Ihn ehuroh. The af srore ami tlie bocoih! prize going to ternoon was spent nt, gnmoa and Alrn. Harry Lavey. The home wnsj making plans'for tho work of the artlBtlcolly (ipcoratert in a4rod aiuljclnss during the next rjarten after white color aeheme, honoring! which luncheon was served. , Washington's birthday, carnations wt-re hsimI At an appropriate hour a dainty luncheon was served. , The second of a series of dances. Trimmed Hat Sale Our Regular Lines of Itoaii tlful Pattern Hats priced for a 10 Day Sale as follows: $.-.-.- SI. Ml mill S9.00. RememlM'r, these are our Regular $11.05 In SMI. LI val ues. WALLING'S When You Tire Of Your Bob Then you'll be Interested In the fine hair selection we have just purchased to aid In making a perfect coiffure while your own hair grows out to the proper length. The hair to of excellent quality and moderate In price. We urge you to see the display at yotr early convenience GEIST MARINELLO SHOP Room Sotnmer Bldf. "A Beauty AM (or Every Meed." Phone Main 577 Lemon Yellow Color . !f n ' fM !f vl' V Mil .i TIME spring tailleur Is quite opt X to be straight and severe In cut. but it is softened by very fern- tline White Poll.H- n oiiffa nml la Jeveloped In' pastel shades that are rcry ilatterlnK and springlike. This model is in lemon yellow flannel with :ollar and cuffs of white crene de Chine and with white bone buttons. Ktven. under the auspices of St peters Episcopal church, at Honan naM took pIap(! ,03t evontng with approximately seventy couple rPBent. Danclnt? was enjoyed ifrom nlnft untn lweVe o'clock. Mu- fla was furnished by piece orchestra. French's five Punch1 was served during the evening by the committee in charge coohran. Mr. ami Mm l.eo War-' and Mr. and Airs. G. Larison. The Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South, met Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Neff, hostess. About twenty ladles WRhl present. The lople, discussed under the leader ship of - Mrs. Itert Powell was "Friendship Via Christianity."- Mrs. Webb played two piano selections, follow'ed by a- reading by Mrs. i Powell. Following the progrnm luncheon was served by Mrs. Neff, Mrs. Sto.rmer and Mrs. Yeck. The Jolly Workers Sunday school class of the Baplist church gave a party yesterday afternoon In the The Tidies of Moosehenrt Le sion met at the home of Mrs. C. S. Shutlz Thursday afternoon. Games were the feature of the af ternoon with Mrs. Chan. Hunyan and Mrs. 1'ierce winning the first prizes mid Mrs. W. Cass and Mrs. Kllnghumcr consolation. Thn home was decorated in accordance with Washington's blrlhduy anniversary ,nnd before adjournment luncheon was served hy the hostess, assisted hy Mrs. Lou Stoop. The, Junior Woman's Rervlce League of St. Peters Episcopal church met last evening at the home of Mrs. O. N. Tnrklnfrton for t their repular meeting. .Hiring the evi'ninrc plans were made for rais ing money lo support a MYar East orphan, which they arranged to I care for a short time ago I I Mrs. J. C. Gulling entertnlned the Thursday Auction Bridge club nt her home on Hlxth street, Thurs day evening. Mrs. Emma Brady received high honors. I ... I Hot Lake (Special) Patients and staff members at the Hot jke Sanatorium were entertained Frl 'day evening by a program put on !by "home talent." Miss Mildred t Evans opened the program with two songs. "A Pal That I Loved Stole the Qlrl That I Loved," and j "Too Tired." These were followed hy readings" by Miss Rlnnche How ell, "Miss January Jones lecture on Women's Rights" and "If 1 Could Be Vy Her" proved to be particularly entertaining. Charlie Ilrotherton, alwoys a favorite solo ist, added to tho program by sing ing. "Where My Caravan Has Rest ed" and "One More Day." Miss LoVlne played two beautiful s' lec tions from MacDowell. "To A Wild Rose" and "From an Indiana Lodge." Dr. W. T. Phy gave a short talk on the "Modern Flapper." Treot Ing the subject first lightly and then seriously. The "Hot Lake Dip" danced by Miss Peggy Plastlno and Miss Mil dred Evans. An Improvised negro dance with appropriate costume literally "brought down the house." After the performance the two dancers went up to the hospital and entertained lhos- patients who were not well enough to be moved down stairs In wheel chairs, but who wished to s.-e the dance. A cr-it deel of credit for a pleas-' ant evening was du Miss Plsslins. nurse, who pn pjnd Ihe evening's enlerliiililnent. I Announcements Social annoiiaoemenU may be printed lu hl oulumn free of charge, Auj anoounce uumu imrtalnlns to any funo tlous muvh as cookixl food Bale, etc., will be rvriued. An nouucenieutu, to be primed Hie ante day, must be la uooluty cdltor'a IhuhU by :00 o'clock. Newi cdltor'a note. Mrs. c. A- ttlngamen will he hos tess to the Monduy Hridge club -Monday afternoon. Kebruury 23, at her home at 14u2 Second street. . Tho Art Department of the Neighborhood club will mtvt Th i iAtiuy , I-Vi i uu iy 2 G , in t ne Neighborhood club rooms. The de partment will tul;e up the study of ltoinan Art. " The Neighbors' of Woodcraft will give a chicken dinner ui Eagles hall Tusduy evening at 6:3o o'clock. After the dinner a short busiaess meeting and pro gram will Jie held. All visiting members are invited. Library Ghats New boohs to he added lo the Public ' Library Saturday evening, I'Vbi'uary 21.- nurrlo Mary Hose. Illasco Ihnnez yueen Culnfin. nroolis Why the Weather. , Hurt Tlio Diary of. n,-Tiirto Wrangler. Cabot Except Ye Be Horn Again. ' Copeland TliyHeallli Hoolc. -Davenport Salvaging of Ameri can Girlhood. Dell The I'nknown Quantity.' Kalrbnirn Kindles In the l.lfe of Christ. I'lehrkens The Kundnmcnluls .of Music, y Ollilis Sackcloth and Searlel. ' Hicks The Croft of Hand-Mude Rugs. Hllllon The Cllles' of Spain. King Tiie Hlble and Common Sense. ligerlof Murbaeka. Lutes The Gracious Honlcss. Mason Front Song to Sym phony. Masters The New Spoon Hiver. Story How to Dress Well. Train As It Wus in the Hogln- nlng. ' Wardlaw Iundamentals o f Baseball. Wiener Tho Contemporary Drama of Russia. Wynne Warning. What the world needs Is a door. belk Ibat will tell who Is ringing ihe darn thing. Most of those kicking about thn, house being too cold arc dressed for summer. DECLARATION To render the most dependnblo and courteous service -y To the grentest possible number -of people At the lowest cost consistent with fair wages to the labor snd capital employed Olvlng and deserving fair treatment thus . To bo a factor In upbuilding this community Is the objective of this company. Eastern Oregon Light & CHURCHNEWS EPISCOPAL RHI'IU'H ""'V i oninitinlon at 8:00. Sunday school ut :&. Morning aervloe at 11:00. Uev. 8. W. Creaaoy, rector. ZION KNQI.IBH LUTHElfAN CHUll('H-, Ave., opposite hlgtl school, lllhle school at u:4&, Inir worshln at II. I. til her 1 Morn-1 .eaBiie' devotions at 6:30 p. in. Services on' Ash Wednesday at p. m. Wm. P. Holl, pastor. M. E. rHliliCH, miiiiri Korth i-'lr and IT Ave. Ilert A. Powell, pastor. Sunday school at 9:6 a. m. W. A. Klanl, Supt. Preaching liy ihe pHstor at II a. Hj. flulijcct: "The Highly Multiplying Tower of the l.lfe of Ohedlenee." Kpworlh I.eaRiin nl 6:3(1 p. m. The leaguers .five a piny fnlltled' "An Kvenlng WHh tho Relf Kamlly," Preaching ny the pastor at 7:ili p. m. .ieot, "Idolatrous America,' The Sacrament of tho Lord'a Supper win ue administered at the close of tho morning sermon. We try to bp a help tp men. Wo would he pleaa- eu 1.0 weicume you WHO us. SALVATION ARMY :3ft a. m. Sunday School. 11:0(1. Holiness meeting.. 6:30 p. m., y. p. l. sal vation meeijng. Tuesiuy at 8 p. ni. Thursday at 8 p. m. Salurday at 5 P. HI, ISLAND C I T Y . COMMUNITY CHUHCK New. Interest and In creased attendance In Ihe Sunday school, also In the Kpwonh League and Junior League. Next Sunday morning begins a series of ser-i mons on the Psalms. Come and worship with us.Hnll K. Wallls pnnlor. CHRISTIAN CHURCH Our evungellsilc meetings have been a mnrked success nn we ore rejole-1 ing in the good we believe we hnve accomplished. The Sunday services .Mil lie under the .direction of thp pastor assisted hy tho workers of the congregation. Wo hope wo mqy keep the revival that has charnc Sorlied the services of Iho pant weeks before us on this lord's day. Hlhle school meets at 9: 4 6. Morn ing Communion and preaching ser vice at eleven. Christian" Endeavor a( . 6:30 and evening preaching hour tit. 7:30. We extend, every ono a cordial Invitation to meet Willi us. --0. W. Jones, minister. FIRST METHODIST EPISCO PAL CHURCH Tho -Vespers at C o'clock will he In full charge of the women of tho church. They have arranged a program of wor ship' which- will bo very helpful. Reserved seats for the women who attend. Tim church school will inieet at 9:46 . a. ni. ' Tho general .. . . y J53S2'-- We .have only service to sell So we try to make our service the-best possible. You can help us by re . ; porting any case of poor service so that ' it may be prompt , Jy, adjusted. ohool will Rlu.iy thn'gnulod li s- ao.m. The ypi,nv women's rlqss Is pursuln, a careful nu dotalh-d study of the Life qf Christ. They mem In the pholr room. Tht Men's Korum will hold a Unnnrn U'iih.i UIKlon s.rvle.1 with lhi-..u ... 'a of the class. Ilrownion. M"yer- alflt ati. Sinlili. furnlshliiK tho pro- tram. The paslor will comiii' thoW,,',, "l 11 0 Anc- aerviee of worship and nfCh tle' sermon uslnjt for a theme "The piiiy and i'rlyllege of the Htrong." I'he ehnlr will furnish special mu sic, with Mrs. Kulh Klnman at H" qrg;in. Kulluwlng is (he prngram for the Vesper service; lylrs. (toy Tyler presiding. Organ Voluntary, ''March Itomalne'' (Uounod). Mrs. A. JC. Klnman; llymn: I'rayer. Mrs. Hull K. Wullln: Monday Musical chums, (a) "Woo Thou Kivnct Mu sic (Klgar), 611 women's voices; 111! ,frilu I nal -l.n.l .Ut.. I.lkni. Bill.-Uuiiivin. ...... (Weher), Mi's. Klnmun; Herman. 'Woman's Place and Influence,' Airs. Klnirr llrunt Keith: Iirania. 'The Boeing Heart." Mrs. JJ. I). Voimg, Mrs. will Adler. Mrs. Cora Scott, Miss Holy and Miss Heigh. TIIR FIRST BAPTIST CHI'RCH Sixth street ul Spring avenue. Sunday school meets ol !i:4r a, m. A heurly welcome awaits ul who come. H. A. Fox, superintendent, Morning worship ot II. o'clock. Sermon by lite puslnr nil the theme "The. Bundle of Life." Children's sermon theme, "Atmosphere." H, Power Co. I I PERFeCW UUNOERU Jf L J Wo'ro lellliur Ihe truth when Ff &J wo say flint uur KTAItt'll-WOItK A J SIORVICIO Is iiiinxiH'lli-tl. Kenil V "'" collars anil slilris lo lis this V a'"' ,H' fonviiii'itl. Jiwj Y. P. I!, mri'ta at irr;wi p. in. I.fml i f, Hw Ulalya Hunlciin. All young I popl tuvit.'il. Kvi-ntiiff st-rvli'tt nt, T:Rt q'rlork. A lutliolto m-rvU'tf Injl Which -tho W. W. 11. tlri an, Uu'; J lnturmmlluio chilis Imvi ilmigo ofji cla' A ap-h--l tnioi( l.y he pa-' ' on tluw: "Kilt P Ui. -tvoa r Mlii." A cordial t.un . , ' '"'"' ' H.-0.orB.' Art,, "" palw- !, ' r r I' KIUST ClltlUCII OP C1I!1ST BC1ENTI8T Conierof Fii-st and Washington. Hiiiiday morning siir- Minjeoi: suiiu. Sunday School at 8:4r. a. In. I Wednesday evening niei-llng' pi Is o'clock. (The waiving louni, now loi'uted In Wesl-Jucolisnl) llldg.. Room I. Is open dally except (Sun day and legal holidays, from l'-i M lo 4:30 p. in. dully). All aru lli yltei). . ' PRESBYTKRIAN CHI'RCH r "Idlbor lo preserve In your bosom that lingering sparlt of heavenly t'rc which men cull conscience," wrole Wnshlnglon In, his copy book nt school. As wo observe tlw anni versary of his birlh we ito well to rsiiiemlier these words and to act upon their wisdom. Were we to 'have thu patriotism of the Father of hla country we must iilno. have Ills Ideals of loyally lo Ihe Su preme Futhor of'un (lit. The church Ik the spokesman of that untune fatherhood and wo Invlic you all tq unite, vllhus in pur fellowship of service. Tomorrow morning at 11 tlin tlin.rlet . will sing "Hark, Hark.' My Houl," by Hln-lley, lln' congregation will runite In worship and the minister' will bring the 4 JJL Betty Wales Silk Hose Chiffon- Medium and Heavyweight $1.95 to S2.75 PUTMAN'S READY-TO-WEAR message. Tho Sunday school at :':4ri Willi special opening exercises eonimemoriillng W a s h I n K I o n's binhdny. The christian i;ndiivqr at 6:16 for Ihe young folks und we will 'eelelirule uur ceriitlcalo of hoiini1 for ihe Portlnnd convention. The communlly Hlble class ut 7:30 wllh the llplslle to the Romans un der discussion. Our pipe organ Is being Instulled. Wm. Crosby Ross, iiilllluter llivwpry Pniflls Soar IHsillc Jiifivaseil Iirlnklng of I leer I-ONDON (AP). Although po-t llco reports from ull over Qrout Ki'lluln report a tlerreaso. Iy Iho I iiuipber nf persons rotivlated for drunkenness during 1924, ami that t tie consumption of beer has ful li n from Hi.l gallons a person I Kathleen J .... , Soprano PIANO AND VOCAU INSTRUCTOR Coach Afoompanlst . 1 Studio Eastern Oregon Music Go. TolopQone. Main 119 Residence Foley Hotel. Main 778. Soloist ond Director St.. Peter's Episcopal Choir. . . Choc Coated Cherries $1 a pound The Candy Shop 217 Fir 8treet "The Home of Home-Made Candy" (Retail only) LET US HELP YOU- With yoiir electrical problems. WE ARI2 THE "CHECK SEAL" CONTRACTORS " ' AND RETAILERS , H. & S. ELECTRIC 107 Depot St. Credit Attentive Service Reliable merchandise Real values Satisfaction assured. CARR'S READ THE OBSERVER CLASSIFIED AD3 To Be In Two Places At OnceUse Long Distance And Save Time and Money. A FEW MINUTES TELEPHONING MAY SAVE . YOU A DAY'S TRIP Reasonable Kates Prompt Service Home Independent Telephone Co. AND MILLINERY In IDOO to 17,4 In 1922, the prof its of brewery companies show a large Increase. Tito profits of one big London brewery firm doling DISH, wan (3,800,000, and In addition to a dividend of 32 per cent, It gave a capital bonus of Jon per, cent. Ill 923 the profits of tho same firm rose" to 4,:26,000. During 1914 tho firm nindo only f'2,040, iioo In profits. MATERNITY CASES Cared for at, 1506 Y '.Avenue, La Qrande, Oregon. Call or Phone J07-Ri mornings or eve nings, , ..' . Trained Nurse. Prion Reasonable. v Campbell j Phone 393-Y i mm to 1:, jig