Saturday, March 14, 1925.
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
TMit THREE-
NEWS of SOCIETY
Tlio eleventh wt-iMlng annlvtr
8:ii'y of Itmvrenil and Mrs. Cltori?t
Albert P.ollurd. of the First Baptist
rliurrh, was the Inspiration for an
enjoyable surprise parly lust evo
ninK. Riven by members of the con
gregation of the ehurch at the par
Bonupe. a lunyo numiiiT attended
nnd Mr. and Mrs. Poilurd were pre
sented with a beautiful electric cof
fee percolator and several pi eels of
rooking ware.
The 'V-nins wh Hpent at gnniA
after which delicious refreshments
were Bv-rved.
Mrs. Ray Price delightfully en
tertained the Junior Hridgo club
yeaierday aTternoon nt her home
here. At the clin of the nfter-
noon's play, with Mrs. If III Tem
plet on receiving high score for the
first prisse and the second prtste go-
in to Mrs. Kay Itigper, the guests
I were t;il;en l c the Tiffin, wht-re a
dainty two course luncheon was!
served. " I
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The Missionary society of the1
Presbyterian church hod on Inter-1
estlng meeting yesterday afternoon
when they nn't ut the Community
room of the church for their regu
lar meeting. Mrs. H. H. Cleaver
had charge of the program for the
afternoon and gave an excellent
talk on "The Molting Pot." Miss
Maurlne Moore sang "America The
Beautiful." Hef reshmenta wtro
jservea ny me coiunniiett hi i'nurj(i
i Those on the committee were
Mrs. W. P. Mohr. chairman, Mrs.
William Miller, Mrs. Hobert Mil
ler, Mis. Hullis and Mrs. Stroeber.
Waiting's Mid-Month g
COATS
La Vogue and Others
Slaiulard Makes, Reasonably Priced for Quick' Turn-over
L7
HATS
BEAUTIFUL PATTERNS
Values to $9.00 Your Choice
for $5.95
DRESS SPECIAL ON SIZES 16 AND 18
" Due to the fact that we are overstocked on these sizes, we will SAC
RIFICE 35 beautiful Silk Satin, Crepe and Wool' Dresses.
'ALLING'S
An exceptional program Is prom
ised for the regular meeting of the
Neighborhood rlnb Tuesday, March
It. wiheh the Club flextettc Will, be
featured In an afternoon' of mmilcv
Th first part tif thi program wilt
constat ;of a group' of numbers In
cluding "Khlry IVirk" by Harriet
Wttrs "Mammy's I.ullnby" by
Dvorak, nnd "Mighty Like a Hose"
by Kthelbert Nevin. Mm. Lee
Rouvy will Biug a group or Irian
melodies, apprtViirinto' to 8t. Pat
rick's nay.
Of particular Interest will be Ihr
secoM part of the program coin,
posed of a VHong Cycle" In which
the participants will be In costume.
This Kong Cyei. will .Include soln
duel. trio, nun net vind sextettej
numlters. There will alm be n "Hut
eerily 1 ance" y 'unit limb and
Barbara Stoddard:
Mrs. Kdward Knell was hmttess
to the Missionary Society of thi
Christian chun-h yesterday after
noon at her home on Penn ave
nne. After a Very Interesting busi
ness session Mia. S, C. l.Hphum ttnrl
Mrs. It. .1. Kitchen sung two num.
bers, after which VefreshmotitH
'were served by the hostess u sainted
by Mrs. Harry Myres.
.
The members "of the 'Parent
Teachers association of GreemVood
school met yesterday afternoon at
the school for their regular month
ly meeting. After -the business ses
sion a. short program ivus given
consisting of three recltuttons, a
song -by the pupils of Mioa Chan
dler's end Miss Halter's rooms, and
a very Interesting talk by Mrs.
Charlton about 'her trip lo Corvul-
lis a short time ago. Superintendent
A. C" Hampton gave a short talk
on club work. He and K.-A. Suyre.
county school superintendent, are
eager for the schools to take up
some of this work.
The association will meet next
Friday with the Hiveriu PoreM
Teachers OESoolntlon.
Members of the Missionary So
ciety of the Methodist KplHcopal
church met Thursday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. H. K. Halter to
discuss a social to be given by the
nocloty Tuesday evening tn the
j basement of the church. Invita
tions have been sent out and plans
jare being made for an excellent
evening.
Other business was also discuss
ed nt the meeting Thursday.
. .
Cove, Orn, (Special) One of the
(pleasant events of the week was
jtho surprlso ilnrty nt the hone of
,Mr. and Mrs. Miller. Those attend
ing were Mr. and Mrs. T. Hefty,
Mr. and Mrs. A. If. Orion. Mr. and
I Mrs. E. C. Hees, Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Hallmark and Miss Hess Kelly,
j After card dainty refreshments
were served,
f
j The Young Women's Kducatlon
jal Auxiliary of the Methodist
Ichurch met on Wednesday evening
Silver Lace Is
Used Here
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the committee. mt
Vocal solos, "When Irish Eyes
aro Hmlilug,' "Where the lllverlg
Shannon Kiowa" nnd "Muther Ma-
chPee," by Donald lunk, accom-j'
panled by Dorothy r'utik at the f t
piano and Mae Stearns at the vi
lin, Mrs. Doty Impersonating M"k j i
ther Machree. ;
M.rs. Thomoa Walslnger closed :t'
the program with un amusing orlg-ji
Inn I monologue. I j
After Ihe program delicious re-li
freshments were served.
The hext meeting of the Anxll-i
inry will be an Easter program un.
der the direction uf Mrs. K, A. i-ip-llng.
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YESTERDAY'S EXPRESS BRINGS
Beautiful New Silk Scarfs
$1.75 to $4.9.1
PUTMAN'S
r--nni
Mr. and Mr., n
son i Jack. left. I.a Orande this
morning ir Maker, where they will
Attend the (he wedding of Miss
Louise Pol I ma n, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs,' William Pollimin, thlf
evening -at eight o'clock, to Prec1
cott Lilly. Miss Poll man is a popu
lar member of Hoker's Roclal s?t.
She was born ut Baker and has alt
ways made that city her home. (She
Ik a graduate of Mills college, Mr
Lilly la. sales -manager for the
Haache-Sage Hardware, company at
Baker.
Immediately following the mnr
rluge this evening the young couple
will leave on their honeymoon trip.
They will Visit eastern and south
ern cities, after which they w!U re.
turn lo Baker, where they will
make their home, through Los An
te lea and San Francisco.
' RKA D7-TO-WK AR- AND Mil. I.INHRT
of Lent. But to portrny life, real pie 'InvHed. ' Evening service at
A j Hfe, through black strokes on white 7:50 p. m. 8euTbn by fcth pastor
fU -i, in (Ki II II I nun imm w t- 1)11 Itll' HI i-l I If; (lIKIUiy V IlWWfl- -
will try. Perhaps the best known ing." The public Is Invited t theso
hymn la "Abide With Me." )u-n- services. -Oeo-ge Albert Pollard,
Hon: How can wp best Illustrate it? paalrfr. .-i- ;
A tableaux reproducing the famous I .
''.'""B "'.T1 'TUo 'T. iow Pinw CHBBCR ' op'- CHHlBT
Minn ri . lillivr 1 IiyillllH Will lltlVI'
similar answers In tableaux. -
SILVKU
foundat
lace In arranged over a
foundation of !eiRa creprf to
nake this very distinctive frock.
A circular flounce gives the graceful
flare ut the feet and a large crimson
poppy lends a brilliant dust) of color.
This is a typically Parisian frock,
the sort one sees for dinner and Hum
ter wear.. '"
A
.AHATfOV
To render the
moRt dependable
and courteous
service
To the grentest
possible number
of people
At the lowest cost
consistent with
fair wages tn the
t.nbnr and capital
employed
Giving and
deserving fair
treatment
thus
To be a factor
In upbuilding
this community 9
Is the objective
oT this company.
Eastern Oregon
Light & Power
Company
HnMBMnaaHnKHMMHHHHHMmniHHMMHnBHmHMMMa jut the home of Mrs. Sherwood Wll-j
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Hams. Seventy-five young women
were In attendance at the meeting,
which was a very successful and
entertaining Saint Patrick's Day
party. The committee in charge of
the evening consisted of Miss Nell
Mahaffey, Mrs. Thomas Walslng
er. Miss'Chloe Taylor, Mrs. Thel
nia Lyons, Mrs. Chester Thompson,
Mrs. C. G. Bolton, Miss Mabel Doty
and Miss Effle Snider.
The meeting was opened with a
hymn study under Mrs. Sherwood
Williams. At the business meeting,
the Auxiliary outlined plans for u
concert lo bo given on the 16th o(
April, with Victor DePlnto, Miss
Marguerite Carney nnd Mrs. Kc
cles of Baker.
The committee In charge of the
meeting then rendered a very
pleasing program, wllh the follow-
ng numbers:
Piano solos by MIsb Helen Wil
liams. Vocal boIos. "My Wild Irish
D,o.." niii-1 l-ncrtrv " liv Hliorwnod
fwilllanis.
An Irish skit by the members of
Announcements
Qoctal AMKninccmonte nuy
be printed In this colmiui trco
of' charge. Any aiuiounco
menta pertaining to any func
tions such as conked food
sales, eto will be reftuKHl. An
Dounoement, to be pr bit oil tho
panie day, must he In socttuy
editor's bands by B:00 o'clock.
News editor's note.
SCIl-INTMtT .Coiir of First and '
I Washlhgfon. HundaV morning sec-..
" vice at 11 O Jlock.
KIRRT MRTHODIST . EPISCO-1 Subject: -HuastreM ; ' f ' -'
PAL CHimcH The pastor will Sunday clvool at 9:46 a. n.'
preach at both the morning und Wednadayr evening meeting at 8
evening services of worship tomqr- o'ijiock, (The .readlnr, room, now
row, using themes at each of the located In West-J obaon Bldg.,
services which aro in Keeping with Room S. la osan daily except Sim
the Kaster forward program of tho day and Tbgal holidays, from 18 M
church. Tho Chuch School opens to 4:80 t. m. Haily). All are In-
Tlio Tiist MaroiiR cluli will im-nt
Momlay ovonlnff, Mnrrh 10, wllh
Mm. A. II. I'liiMfy uml Mlfw PhiiiIiio
l.l'llPlil' I1H llOHtl'HR '
Tho Wrstmlnstor Otillrl of tho
rrosliytorlan churoh will moot Mon
day evonlnff. March 18, at the homo
o Mrs. A. K. HondrlPkHon, at hoi
homfi at 1813 Alitor atroot.
at 9:46 a. m., In tho graded do-
partihonta and at 10:0(1 a. m. In tho
ailult departmonta. riohort Hakln
14 tho Hpoakor announced for the
Men's forum. Tho-Epworth- I.ea.
guo moots at 0:30 and tho ovcnlnff
hour. lor publlo worship It - 7:30
p. in,
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r. E. CHURCH, SOUTH North
Vr and U streets. Sort A. Powell,
pastor. Sunday school 9:46 a, ra.
W. A. Elani, Rupt. - A class for
everyone, ons for you with a wel
come. Tho greatest need or Amer
ica today Is tho study of God's
word.. Preaching; by the paRtor at
1 1 a. in. Subject: "The lleapor's
Toy." Kpworth Leafruo 6:30 p. m.'
ll'roucMng hy tho pastor lit 7:30 Ti.
in. Sulijoct: '"I'ho Church, tho In
ulvlduul, and tho Community."
vlted.
THR KirtST BAPTIST CHHMCH
Sixth street at Shrlni? avenue
Sunday school meets nt St : 45 a. m.
II. A. Fox, superintendent. A hearty
welcome awaits rill who desire to
study with us. Wo want you If you
hnve no other church onllRntlon.
Mtirnhiir wnrahln nl 11 ' n'elnclr.
All tllOHO who are InUInK pnrt l"iK,.rmon ,y the pastor on the thomo
"l-'oi-Kotten I'ower:" children's ser
mon Ihomc: "l.lghl." B. U. P. V.
meets at. (1:30 p. m. All yotihR pe6-
(ho Minstrel Show to ho Klvin liy
tho Mnrylha Hlhln clnnB of Iho
MelhoillBl . ICplscopal ehureh, will
moot for droBB rohearKil Momlny
ovenlnK at seven o'clock In tho
basement of the church.
.
Tho Parkdolo club will lie enlor
tnlned Wednesday afternoon, March
IS, by Mro. V. M. HIiIiIIk lit her
homo In Mny Park.
.
Mrs. J. .1. Can- will entertain Iho I
Thursday Hrldfte club Thursday af-j
lornoon, March 10, at her home at;
1U 02 Fourth si reel.
Mrarva J
Says--;-
Tills Is List' of What '
,', . AVo Have to Soli.
Men's Dress Shoes, Men's
Work Shoes, tioys1 Dress and
School Suoea; hIbo ' Tennis
Shoes. House . Slippers for
the whole family. Rubber),
Children's Lace and Buttou
Shoes, Children's 6llppers,
Ladlci' Shoes,. Slippers and
Pumps all leathers and col
ors and nls.
.. Polishes for sA leather:
Shoe LAces; Insoles; 811U
Hosiery tor men and women'.
THE BOOTERY
'.' I.JLJ
The I.. A. to the n. of It. T. will
meet nt KukIob hnll Tuemlay eve
niliK "t 7:.1 o'clock.
IoBoSoAo
CHURCHNEWS
ISLAND CITY COMMUNITY
CHUItl'H Raster Is comlnR, the
Sunday school Is Increasing, the
Kpworth LeuKiie Is ever on the Job.
Tho contest In the tolling of Bible
stories Is instructive and Interest
ing. The Junior Leaguer are de
veloping. The preaching services
are inspirational. The church ser
vices are for your benefit and for
the benefit of the community. Hut
wo need your presence and your
help, f'onio and worship wllh us.
flail K. Wallls, pastor.
Morning wornhlp at 11:00 n. m.
Luther League lievollons ut 11:30 p.
m. Lenten service, Weilnea-loy ti:(io
p. in. Wm. I''. Hull, p:iBlor.
KI'ISCOPAL ClIUItCH Holy
Communion lit 8:00. Sunday school
at 9:45. Confirmation service nt
11:00. Bishop llemlngton will
preach at the 11:00 a. in. service
rtev. S. W. Crcasey, rector.
T. n, S. A. The Informational
Bible Students Association (locnl
branch) will have a visit from one
of their trrnvcllng lecturers. 8. H.
Toutjlnn. an Armenian from Tar
sus. Asia Minor. A man well versed
in his subject from experience. His
(heme Is "Jews Rebuilding Pales
tine." The reason "Millions Now
Living Will Never I He." The move
ment of Jf-ws to PuleBtlne from
all parts of tho world since laid
hos been mentioned by the press j
all over Ihe world. This lecture ls
free to ell, and all are welcome.
But from experience wo will say If
lyou want a scat come early. There
ls no collection taken, seats are
free.
Mrs. Hltlalngor's program of Il
lustrated Hymns Sucred Scripture
nnd Sncred Hymns, oft repealed
sometimes lose their souls and
leave nothing but empty hus'rfs.
Therefore a graphical vlBible por
trnyul of the Inner moaning of
hymns Is very helpful In the seuson
The International Bible , .Students' Association, La '
Gl'niitle ' iiinnch; are pleased . to announce to theiiS
many friends that one of thei traveling lecturers,
S. H. TOUTJIAN
of New York, N. Y., will speak in Mie Eagle's Hall
Sunday, March 15th.
at 7:30 P. M. His theme will be "Jevss Rebuilding
Palestine. The Reason Millions Now Living Wll
Never Die," ' !
All are cordially - invited. Seats , aie free. No
collection. . ' -
PRESBYTERIAN CHfRCH
"They that wait on Iho Lord shall
renew their strength," anng Isaiah
of old and during (his I-nten sea
son we echo the thought. Our
ideas of worship are gathered
around the Risen Ravlour as wo
worship. Him In spirit and In truth.
Tomorrow morning we assemble In j
our house of praise as we allo-
the new pipe organ to lead us In
jour congregational singing, as our
Wiuartet render Ihe anthem: "Light
of Ihe World. We Hull Thee." by
i Hamilton firsy, nnd the minister
brings another message In the I.en
ten series. These morning worship
i hours are privileges for all to en
joy so we Invite you to attend and
to bring others wllh you. Our Sun
day school at :4ft wllh classes for
oil nges. Our Christian Endeavor
nt :I6 for the young folks. Our
community Bible class at 7:10 with
the continuance of Romans under
study and dlsrusslon. New mem
ber?! will he received on Easter and
we urge dlsciiKslon with this object
In view. Speak to the minister
ubout your desire lo become a psrt
nf the Kingdom. Wm. Crosby
liosH. minister.
SAVING ,
Is a habit that grows
stronger with age and
easily cultivated.
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The balr is of excellent
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convenience
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