La Grande evening observer., April 04, 1925, CITY EDITION, Image 3

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. Saturday, April 4, 1925.
THE UK GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
PAGE THREE
NEWS of SOCIETY
!!Mra.' C. H. Uldwolt und Mls'sj TIlo Baptist Ladies Aid society
lvU Bryunt churinlnsly entortalncdj met yesterday afternoon In the
Chapter I., I'. JS. u. yesieruuy m
Urnoon at Iho llldwell home at
Island City. The living room of
i tie house was attractively decor-,
j atod In a oolor scheme of yellow
aild white, beautiful tulips and
I other sprlner flowers being used
rotusely. The sunie colors were
used lu the dinlliB room.
1 'J Mrs. G. S. Uirnie had charg-o or
the program for the afternoon and
t tild of the life and works of
I Maeterlinck, who recently won a
riobel prize in literature. Ills
5 Mary of Magdalu." although not
'considered IiIb best, was choBcn
ftaj, an appropriate subject for a
lentcn program unu wtta cavcij
ttonally well given by Mrs. Blr-j evening at lslxnd City by mem
nle.
basement of the church. After
the regular business session re
freshments were served by -Mvs.
W. U DeVlne, Mrs. B. K. Hum-
melt and .Mrs. Lucy Graham.
The Junior Missionary society
of the Lutheran church met last
evening at the home of Miss Gc.i
evleve Nelson. There was a large
attendance and after the business
session and the discussion of the
missionary topic the evening was
spent - socially and refreshments
were served by the hostess.
Approximately -eventy-fivo peo
ple attended the dunce given lust
Boyish, Frock
' For i Girl
:At an anuropriute ho'jr un ex
cellent luncheon was served by
Mrs., llldwell und Miss Bryant, as
sisted by Miss Virginia Bryant.
-,Mrs. Harry Lavey was hostess
tq the 1''. A. B. club yestorday
afternoon at her home on Oak
attect. Bridge wus the feature of
tfce... afternoon with Mrs. Fred
tfptath winning high score for. the.
Snt, prize and the second prl.!
jfoing to .Mrs. cnus. wnic.
t X1io 'liomu was beautifully dec.
Jratcd' with bounucts of Bprlng
vslowrs and at the close of 'thei
tunes a dainty two-count- lunch
eon-Vus served.
1 r. - '
i'Tlie Bona Arnica Sunday school,
ulus's of the Presbyterian church-
juet.'.laat evening in the commil-
rooin. of the church In rcmi-,
lr -monthly socinl meeting.' Mlis
( Uoldln Jsabellc Miller had charge
0"f" the program for the evening
niid a Jolly timo was spent at var--
ibus g-jesslng games. MIss'Bchs;
Otcbot' rendered a beautiful vocal
ffolo. .. ",
A At an appropriate hour refresh-..
Jllents were served,
f.. '.
i(The home department of the'
r'rcsbyterlnn church met yester
day' .afternoon ut ' the home of
jjp-s. A. S. Anderson. Mrs. John'
Macl'hcrson led a very effec
tive devotional. During the bust-'
riess- session officers were elected.
for the ensuing years as follows;
Airs. A.. 8. Anderson, president:!
Sirs W. - B. l'lckens- vice presl-.
dent; Mrs. Frank Wolfe, secretary
rind .Miss Young, treasurer. .!"(
i Before adjournment a social
houi was enjoyed and lunchcjrt
y'as served by tho hostess, 1
bora of tho Parkdale club for
their famlllca and friends. Music
was furnished by Skoen's four
piece orchestra and a very enjoy
able time was spent dancing. At
midnight luncheon was served.
LADD CANTON (Special).
Not many were In attendance ..t
the last meeting of tho Get-Together
club beca-jso of tho bad
weather, but all who were there
spent a very enjoyable afternoon.
Mrs. T. S. Sherwood was hostess.
Before adjournment a dainty two
course luncheon was served.
.Mrs. Cla'udo Beate , will" be the
next hostess to the club, April Si.
Radio
toy
; ! V
6:4 5-6:1 A p. in., Wurlltzer pipe
organ studio. Hlil '.iff '8 Hports
tulk; 6:15-7, dinner hour music
8-lit. KNX ft'uture program;
10-11, Goodrich Sllvortown Oord
orchestra, l,llyun May ChullenK
ur, contnu-coiUriiltai ' 11-12, Abo
Lyman's L'ocoanut rovo dunce
orclu'Utra from Ambassador ho
tel. KI'O. San Francisco. Calif., (492.
l3. 7-7:30 p. m.. Hutly SoIbits
jKuirmont hotel orchestra; 8-9
Theodore J. Irwin orBanlat: Vic
tor Voffi'l. bass: 9-to, San Fran
cisco Conservatory of Music.
Carry
77
L,a V ogue
r Coats
the coals that are .made
of the best materials, lninJ
tuUoied with suaiunteccT lin
ings, and uro reusonubly
priced. Costing no more
than an Inferior make.
Look Them Over
WA LUNG'S
The New
French
Curl
When you wls.li the cliarni
Ing effect of n soft, natur.il
curl, the new French paper
wave Is the only answer.
Our shop Is admirably
equipped and trained to give
this new curl. You will be
more than pleased with the
results. Plicmc now (or an
appointment.
GEIST MARINELLO
, SHOP
Boom Somner Bid.
"A Beaatf AM far
Every Need."
Phone Main 677
4-
Minerva
Says
There was a time when a
dollar was a dollar. Now,
flfty rjnts Is ns Ijlir.ns ajol
ar uWii if: ome 'inuJl'l'
1 will tell you how to mal.e
fifty cents buy.R dollar'j
worth these prosperous
times. We are not running
this place to get rich or
make a barrel of money, but
have got to have a place in
put In our spare time, and a
place to loaf. As you have
lots of time to spare come in
and let us talk It over. Wo
got Ytn you want 'rm.
What ?
$7."" und IS.'to slippers and
oxfords now .. 3.50 and
3..
THE B00TERY
KI'MIAV, AIMtlli 5.
, Mountain Time Stations.
CKAC Calcury,, Can. (434.5). 7 p.
m. Centrwl Methodist church.
KOA. Denver. . Colo., (322.4). 11:
. SO p. m.. Palm Sunday service,
Autfustana Lutherun chureh: 4
p. m., Kunduy afternoon music,
Augustana church: 7:30, Aug-
. ustana Lutheran church.
PAcirie Tfnici Stations.
KKI, Los Anireles, Calif., (408.5),
10-10:45 a. m., 1 A. Church
I'Vtlcratlon service. Itev. Uonald
K. ' Henley of Klrnt friends
church; 11-12. Third Church of
Christ Scientist, services; 4-5 p.
m.. vesper hour, arranged by
Paul Haupt; 6:45-7, musical ap
preciation talk; 7-8. stage acts
and orchestra from Metropolit
an theatre; 8-9 Kranz Hoffman
Dutch bass-baritone in claalc
al recital; 9-10, Kxuminer Hose
Hoom orchestra,- Hill Mcnnes
soy, leader.
: KKWB,- Hollywood, Cullf. (252),
I 7-8 p. m.. Kusslun Gypsy trio;
8-10, Jack Warner's clown night
with Kddlc Borden, 8yd Chaplin
Chuck Ueisner, Charlie- iVHl
man and others, dance orches
tra; 10-11, Brandstutter's Holly
wood Montmurtc calf dance or
chestra, Mel Pedesky, leader.
KXip, Oakland, Cu-llf. (361), 10:15
a. in., annual communion and
breakfast. Knights of Colum
bus; 3:30p. in.. KGO Mttle
Symphony orche.stra; 7:30, Klrst
Congregational church.
KGW, Porllund, ore. (491.5). 10:-
30 u; in., KlrsL Presbyterian
church; 3 p. m.. municipal con
cert; 8, St. Mary's cathedral
pre-U-.isler concert.
KHJ, l-oa Angeles. Cullf. (4"5.2).
6:30-7 p. m.. Art . Hickman's
Blltmbre hotel concert orches
tra; Edward Kltzpatrlck, direc
tor; 7-7:30. organ recital. Ar
thur Blake I y. organist; 7:30-8:-15,
program. International Bible
Students' Association; the Or
pheus Four; 8 : 15-1 0, program.
Sllverwoodw, Inc..' arranged by
J. Howard Johnson.
KNX. Hollywood. Cullf. (336.9)
5-6:15 p. m., Itudlov sunset ser
vice, Itev. Frank Dyer, Itev.
Chaa - 1'V Aked;7-8, program.
First , Presbyterian church of
Hollywood; 8-9, Ambassador
hotel concert orchestra. Josef
ltosenfeld, director; 9-11, pro
gram, Paul Finstetn's KNX
string quartet.
KPO, San Francisco. Calif. (429.
61. 8:30-10:30 p. m., Itudy Sell
er's Fairmont hotel orchestnu
Monday, April A.
Mountain Time Mat ion.
KOA, Denver. Colo. (322.4), 8 p.
m Fred Bchmllt and his Ttlal
to theater orchestra; 8-10, pro
gram. Pueblo Commerce ctub,
Thomas A. Christian, director;
Arlon chorus; Pueblo male oc
tet; doublf male quartet; "Out
Where tro W-s i3egins," Frank
8. Koag.
KOB. State College, N. M. (348.6)
7:SO-8:30 p. m.. "Superstitions
In Mfdlelnes," Dr. McBrlde.
PaHflu Time Station..
KFAK, Pullman. Wash. (348.6) 7:-30-9
p. m., Herbert Klmbrough
contralto; l,usinn Barak tan. so
prano; Dorothy Hage, violinist;
"What to See In Venice," Prof.
Carl M. Brewster; "Our Moral
Duty to Mental Defectives."
Prof. F, W. Clower; Tau Nu
Kappa '"Boilermakers," Archie
itulcy, pianist; Loy Naffslger,
saxophonist; Karl McCune,
trumpeter; Hay Treasher. ban
Joist; "Growing Crops in 1925."
Prof. E. G. Schafer; "Farm Out
look for April." It. M. Turner.
KIT. l.os Angeles. Calif. (468-6),
6:30-6 p. m.. Rxamtncr's music
al half hour; 6:45-7, Kadltorlal
talk; 7-8 Kvenlng Herald Hadi
ollans dance orchestra, Charlie
Nelson, tenor; 89. proirrarj,
puny; 9-10, vocal and Instru
mental: 10-11, Kxaminer; Hay
West and his Alexandria Hotel
dance orchestra.
KFOA, Seattle. Wash. (454. 3). 6:-4j-8:I6
p. m., Sherman. Clay vc
Company program; 8:30-1',
Goodrich Sllvertown Cord or
chestra. KFWB. Hollywood. CaJlf. (25Z).
77:30 p. m., dinner dance mu
sic: 7: 30-8, Max well Houkc Cof
fey firing fulntt; 8-l. KFWB
fi-aturc prugram. Hi M'mlton's
dance orchestra, Charlie Well
man. tnor; Bill Hatch, piano;
19-11. Harry Seymour's hour of
fun and frivolity; 11-1 a. m.
Branstutter's Hollywood Mont
iuar.e tafe vrciivstru, Mvl I'ed-
ntiiiS' Wnni h rtAnicner who con
, I ceived this frock for a miss of
A 1,1 nnl HpninlA to
, ( trie1"- w '
copy'"'the costume of her j llttw
brother and wo find a gingham
blouse buttoned to lightweight flan
nel trunks. The vogue for mascu
line c!ohes has', evidently, .nonage
limit,'."'
Radio Chats
CHURCHNEWS
(By Towel Croslcy, Jr.) '
When one stops to realize that
In 1920 a sum of $2.oo,noo wus
spent for radio and that this year
It hus been estimated this figure
will be Increased to S500.UO.000
one wonders just where, this child
and a child radio Is Is going.
There arc r.iose who Ktlll Insist
liiac radio is a fail. Hut fads tin
nut bccoiiKj universally nc4VtttI
ami natJoiiM do not siM'iitl inlllltHib
over a period of yeara for fads.
; M KTHODIHT EP18COP AIj
CIH'HCH. SOfJTH .North Fir &.
U Ave. 9:45 a. m. Sunday school
W. A. Klam. Supt. This Is a real
school of religion with a placo for
you and your child.
11 a. m. Preaching by tho pastor
Subject: "The Price of Power."
6:30. p. m. Kpworth League. ,
; 7:30 p. m. Preaching by the
pastor. Subject: "Can A Man Be
A Christian and Not A Member of
Tho Churchr
A welcome awaits you at one
und all these services. Bert A.
Powell, pastor.
It Is difficult to realize- thut
broadcasting was Introduced ns
recently as 1921. when $5,000,000
was-spent on radio. In 1922 that
flguro grew to $60,000,000. The
following year 1923 it was
$120,000,000. '
. Last year 1924 it has been
estimated a total of $325,000,000
was spent on radio, and this year
If is believed the figure will reach
the half- billion mark,
And let it bo remembered that
that money was spent and Is be
ing spent for complete aa, and
parts, not for broadcusting sta
tions which have cost hundreds of
thousands to build.
esky, leader.
KGO,, Oakland. Calif., (361). 3 p.
m studio musical program; 4:
6:30. Henry Halstead's dance
orchestra; 8, Arlon trio; ''The
Origin, Formation and Develop
ment of Soil," C F. Shaw; "How
to Get Out of a Hut." Albertlne
Hichards Nash; "Chats About
New Books," Joseph Henry
Jackson; 10-1 u. m., Henry Hal
steud's orchestra.
KGW. Portland. Ore., (491.5).
6 p. ni. dinner concert, V. W.
Goodrich, organist; 7, Pre-Eas-ter
address.
KHJ. Dos Angeles. Calif. (405.2).
8-10 p. m., program, Sierra and
Schalk Chemical company, ar
ranged by G. Allison Phelps.
Kl-X. Oakland, Calif. (508.2). 6-
7 p. m.. organ recital; 8-9:30.
-educational program; 9:30-10,
American theater orchestra; 10
meeling I,ukc Merritt Ducks. '
KNX. Hotlvwnoil. Cullf., (R3fl.il),
In 1920 II hna been estimated
there were 1 0,000 radio receiving
set In the United States. In 1921
this" number had grown to 40,000;
60.000 In 1922; 2,000,000 In 1923;
3,000,000 in jVm.
.Hero. Is something, that .de
mands greater public interest. In
this series of weekly talks wo hope
to tell of some of tho things that
merit public attention.
iu;iioni boy woindf.d
BKND, Ore. With his abdomen
pierced by a bullet from a .38 cali
ber revollver held in the hands of
his brother. Garrison Surface, 16.
son of Mr. and Mrs. C. C Surfuce
of Hedmond was In a local hospital
near death.
Young Surface and his brother
Hay, 18. were preparing to go to
bed at their ranch home when Hay
picked up a revolver whlch: was
believed to be empty. Ho pointed
it at his younger brother nnd pull
ed the trigger. The bullet passed
through Garrison's body. Thu boy
, was brought to Bend and an ope
ration was performed within two
hours after the .accident took
place. '
FIHST BAPTIST CHUHCH
Sixth Street at Spring Avenue.
Services for Palm Sunday, April 5
1925.
Sunday School meets' at 9:45 n.
. H. A. Fox, Superintendent. A
hearty welcome given to nil.'
Morning Worship at 11 o'clock.
Sermon by the ' pastor on the
theme: "The Preparation for nnd
Meaning of iho Lost Supper- for
Jesus and For Us." Children's
Sermon theme "The Chlldron
who Could Not Keep from Sing
ing." The communion service fol
lows the morning worship. - '
B. Y. P. U. meeta at 6:30 p. m.
All young people Invited. .
: Kvcnlng service at 7:30 o'clock
Sermon by tho pastor on . the
themo: "Following a Great Clue."
The public Is Invited to these
services. G cor go Albert . Polard
pastor. .
FIRST CHUHCH OF Clini8T
SCIKNTIST Corner of First and
Washington. Sunday , morning ser
vice at 11 o'clock.
.Subject 'Unreality.' .
Sunday School at 9:45 a, m.
Wednesday evening meeting at 8
o'clock. (The reading room, now
located In Wcst-Jacobson Bldg.,
Room 8, la open dally except Sun
day and legal holidays, from 1.) M
to 4:30 p. ra. dally). All aro lu
PHirSBYTKHlAN CHUHCH
The anniversary of Palm Sunday
in the Lenten season will be ob
served in our church to-morrow
morning ut which time tho Lord's
Supper will be served; the quar
tet selection; 'Meriaalem" by Par
ker will carry Its message of the
Trlumphunt. Kntry; the sermon
idea by the minister will empha
size the significance of the Pas
sion Week und the congregation
al worship at the it o'clock hour
will center uround this thought.
Come wilh others for your spiri
tual welfare. The ordination of
un Klder will also take place. The
Sunday School ut 9:46 with their
Blblp study. opportunity;., .tho
Christian Kndouvor at tt:30 with
its oJiullengtt and loyalty; .tho Bi
ble class at 7:30 ..with tho events
ot the closing- week in Muster's
life under discussion. Good Fri
day services, und sacred cantata;
'-Life Kver lasting" by a large cho
rus. Plan these duys with these
privileges in mind. This church
extends a hearty welcome to utl.
Win. Crosby Hoss, Mlnlstcr.-
' EPISCOPAL CHURCH Holy
Communion at 8:00 , ' .
Sunday School at 9:45.
Morning Service at 11:00.
3-Hour Service 12 to 3:00. Good
Friday. Rev. L W. Creusey, Ree
tor. . ' ,
NOW IS TIIE TIME TO SELECT
Your Easter Hat
A (.null deposit anil uu will liohl any liat lor you.
PUTMAN'S
Gill's Delicious
0 -Jk T.ATT
JrvLD
CHRISTIAN CHURCH. Bro.
H.' H. Coker, former pastor of the
congregation and tmmediato pre
decessor of the present pastor,
will preach the sermon at the
morning hour. Bible School meets
at nine forty-five. There is a class
for us all. We urge your atten
dance. I 8. Weeks will direct
the school this Sunday. The reg
ular pastor will preach Sunday ev
ening. The sermon subject will be
"Saving Things." C. K. meetings
ut six thirty. Our motto is, Kv
ery Service a worth' While Ser
vice." We are trying to live up to
it. Your presence will help.
ZION ENGLISH LUTHERAN
CHURCH M. A. opposito High
School. Bible School 9:46 , m.
Morning Worship 11:00 u. m. Lu
ther League Devotions, Miss Inez
Ebert, leader. Council meeting
Tuesday; 7:30 p. m. Wm. F. Holl,
Pastor. .
It Is Easy to Imitate But Haider to Duplicate.
Real English Simmel Cake
' (Carleton De Luxe)
Made Only by GwiUiam's 1
Gwilliams' Electric Bakery
Home of the Golden Crust
MKS. MOOT HIS VKUV" lLh .
1-U'GENK. Ore. "Ml lt. Ai
Booth, wife of the plonci-r 'luiu1
hormnii-of tills city und ox-stuto
lilshway comiiilHatoner,' Is reported
to be critically III ut her homo here.
Mi-8. Hooth lius been 111 but a
week and suddenly became worse.
A' New Jersey, woman who :hud
her husbund 811 years should write
a book. If she Isn't too busy.. '
y , We put a new meaning in
Xthe word "Service" a tria
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Something New
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Ladies who contemplate post-Lenten social affairs
can be supplied with invitation stock fresh from thu
mills, new in sizes and tints. The biggest and. newest
assortment of popular cards ever shown in La Grande.
1
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Your wife's health or 10 cigars?
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