La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 01, 1925, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text4 Wednesday, July 1, 1925. -ill...' THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Page' Three 1NEWS of SOCIETY A beautiful June wedding took plnrt lust evening ut eight o'clock at l he Me Dona It) farm home nt'tir here when Miss Helen Mt-Oonuld, diiUKhtt'r of Mih. Knima MeDotmld and the lute I'eter MeOonuld, wus u til tod in iiiHrrinK"' to William Home MrNau. of lierlieh-y. Cull fornia. Iteverend S. ". i'rvasey performed the ceremony which took, place on the lawn In from of the house The upuclous yard wua banked with fir trees and the lurge porch was un altur of flowers. The wed ding party stood under an arch or Kreenery and flowers. l.olu-ngrln'B wedding march wus play'd hy MIhm Gkidys Miller. MIhh Mlna Ash was maid of honor and (Jeore MeJtonui 1. brother of the bride, acted us best mun. The bride'H cotisin, William .. March, of Sut lie, Kuve the bride away. MitJS McDonald wore an exquis ite tfown of white sutin with tjodets of chiffon and real lure, the luce lifiuw twenty years old and a gift Of her aunt, Mrs. l- N. Ayres, of Caldwell, Idaho. Her bridal veil wus of white tulle and lace, held in place by wreaths of orange blos ioms. Her handkerchief was also of while l-ace. Sin- carried u show ier boiHiiict of llllles of the valby, roses ami white sweet pens. The bridesmaid wore a dress of yellow rhtffon, trimmed with oslrU-h and curried lavender sweetpi-an. . Itefore the wedding march Pa nl Knuiitx sang '"Bid Mi' To hove" and "I 1-ove You Truly." Sixty relatives and close friends of the McDonald's wer present ond following the murrlage a re ception was given for Mr. and Mrs. McNab. The, rooms were decorat ed with delphinium, gliidoliii and roses. Afu-r n honeymoon (Hp Mr. and Mrs. McNab will make their home In Berkeley. California, where Mr. McN'ali is In liulsneHS. I'ho niembem of the Sunday The first of a series of Junior ' School oi the Klrst Methodist Kp rountry club dancing pnrtles to iseopal cluirch hold their annual be, given during the summer picnic yesterday afternoon from months took place last evening t s:3o until 0 o'clock at Itlvorslde the club and was a delightful nf- park. Approximately seventy-five fair. Approximately sixty couples people met at the church and were were present and dancing was en- taken to the park, where the after joyed for several hours, tiood mil- noon was delightfully spent. The sic was furnished by a specially children played gomes and ihe old ranged orchestra, with Dick Llnd- f.r people spent the afternoon sa ssy as leader. 'daily. The club rooms were decorated! An excellent picnic lunch wns wiih summer flowers. Punch was enjoyed, each one bringing a lma Berved during the dancing. ' l;t. The committee in charge of the nffair consisted of Mrs. A. W. Net Mrs. William Slegrlst and Mrs. 8. D, Crowe. Mr. and Mrs. William Patten co lt b rated their Hllver Wedding An nlversary. Sunday, June 2 8, at their home ut Hpruce street. The rooms were laslefully decor ated witl) flowers, the color scheme and wedding favors being curried out in pink and white. A mock marriage was perform ed. Their duughtcr. Kdith, played the wedding march. The bride wore lavender und tarried a bou quet of white llllies presented her by Mrs. Frank King, of May Park. The bridesmaids, Mesdanies Koeter and Park, carried Shasta daisies. Peggy O'NfUli, Ihe 111 tie grand- daugh er u tie i rh:n an I fcroom j wun ring hetrer and C J. Uluck of-j Delated. Congratulations followed the ce-j remony after which Mr. Rhine, us- I aisled liy Mr. and Mrs. O'Neal, con ducted the presentation ol silver gifts from re lu lives and friends. ; Mrs. O'N'eul read a poem entitled I "Silver Nuptials" composed by Mrs. D. 11. l'roctor for the occa sion. Charles Ciiln in well selected words said grace before a buffet luncheon which was served at six o'clock. The wedding cake was sent by the bride's sister, " Mrs. C. j A. Parker, from Juanita, North Da-j kota ami contained a wedding ring) which Mrs. Parks found. j Tt-.i.sl:i and music lugeiher with cheerful ivmlmsewici s followed. j Those prtMeiu were: Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Pluck, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Cain, Mr. and Mrs. August Krickson. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Khine, Mr. and Mrs. W. Koeter. Mr. and Mrs. W. (1. Park, Mr. mid Mr;. D. 11. Proctor, Mr. und Mrs. II. H. Howley. Mr. and Mrs. Char It s O'Neill and children. Peggy and HUly, and Mr. and Mrs. Patten and son, Cllen. Mysterious and Interesting WW 27 YEARS AGO Rose Carnival Queen PERHAPS they got the idea foi this motor coat from the Are man's outfit or an Eskimo's top coat At any rate, It Is very smart tn black, white and red wool.wlth the new pleated ruffle and a cape that cun be worn as a hood. It Indicates a return of the waistline. I son, chairman, Mrs. K, L. Holmes, WALLiNG'S Now Summer Ditsscs, Voiles, lliTMideloth, Crepes and Silks All new styles and materials Reasonably Priced HATS Trlimiieil ami Sports One lot to close out.... $2.1)3 One lot to close out... S.9. "Colutnbiuknlt'' Swlnmiimc hulls, Swealcis Itedutt'd WALLING'S . Announcements Social announcements may be prlnletl in this column tree of Choi-no. Any announcemenis pi'i-talnliis to any functions such as cooked food sales, etc., will be refused. Announcements, to bo printed the same tiny, must be In society editor's bauds by 0:00 o'clock. News editor's note. Sister Mary I Says: Chapter 1, P. K. O. will hold Its amial picnic tomorrow evening, at 0::m o'clock at Riverside Park. The families and friends of P. K. O. members are Invited. The American Legion Auxiliary will meet this evening oi eight o' clock at Ilonan Hall. Currant and gooseberry nnthrac 'nose or leaf spot may be checked in Oregon bushes by a bordeaux ! spray, 4-4-60. Just after the fruit its picked. Unie-Bulfnr may be j used for this application, but the I experiment station has found it : rather lews effective and more apt cause spray injury in not wenthfr Hum the bordeaux. Hreakfast Halves of grapefruit, soft cooked eggs, Krahum muffins, milk, coffee. Luncheon Cream of potato soup, toasted crackers, cottage lchee.se and jelly sandwiches, prune jwhip with custard sauce, milk. tea. Dinner llroiled sirloin, steak, ! mushed potatoes, cabbage and pine dapple salad, creamed string beans. W tinniiiKi VII i i ewiii fiiv, i ,t it ui u, milk, coffee. The salad for small persons must be very finely minced und served with plain lemon Juice und olive oil. The "platter" gravy from the steak should be served to Ihe youngest members of the family first and up ihrough the ages as far us the gravy will go. This is the Juice of the meat und mo-st nourishing. Pour It over bread or potatoes. Came Home to Die The New French Curl Wlien you wish the charm, lug effci't ol soft, natural curl, the new French paper ware Is the only answer. Oar sliop Is admirably equipped and trained to glTe tills new curl. You will be more than pleased with the results. Phone now for an appointment. GEIST MARINELLO SHOP Boom 6, Bommcr Bide. "A Beauty Aid for E-ery Nred." Phone Main 677 "Three years ago I came home thinking two or three weeks wouid be my Mm It to live. I had suf fered for 15 yours from colic at- fostlsu nml D..VD t-O 1 1 V.i 1 n ml Blfirii - I nrh trouble. 1 hanuened to see an advertisement of Muyr'a Won derful Remedy and purchased a ; bottle at the drug store and after I taking the first dose I felt bet ter than I had for 1.1 years, I nm now In the best of health thanks to Mnyr's Wonderful Rem edy." It removes the catarrhal mucous from the Intestinal tract. and allays the inflammation which causes practically all stomach, liv er and Intestinal ailments. Includ ing appendicitis. One dose will j convince or money refunded at all druggists. Adv. LOOKS FINE To have your pictures en larged and beautifully tint ed by HIchnrilHon, "The Art Man." Developing Printing Copying Enlarging Tinting Framing ALWAYS At Richardson's Art & Gift Shop Minerva Says My-feet are so hot on the bottoms that yoa could toast bread on them! H serves you right. Why don't you get a pair of those Open work Sandals at The Root ery they nre so nice and coot, and just think! only Stl.fc.V The price is as easy as the sandal. Re sure and keep your shoes well pol ished; they are much cooler and it will Improve the looks as well. We have nil colois ond kinds. If you have the ambition to apply it. Tf you reel yourself slip ping these Iiord times, Nu (trip H-el Liners will save the -heel of your silk ho'1, Porn hurt? You bet Pe Zeno Pad.':; hurl's gone. Riy-Htiy. THE B00TERY INC. .AY IMYDIO.V. Mgr. Radu w TlirilKDAY. J PLY 2 Paciric Standard Time Stations Kl-'I, Los Angeles. Calif, 4ti7, 6:3-G p. m., Kxaminer's matinee muHlcale; 6. McDnmcls nightly doings; 0:45, rudlotorlal talk; 7 7:3u, (.'arlyle Htevenson's Bon Ton ballroom orchestra; 7:30, poets and music of Illinois; 8-9, program, Schubert string quar tet; 9-10, Southern California Music company; 10-11. Kxamln er. Rainbow Terrace orchestra from Ventura. KI'WH. Hollywood. Calif, (252). 6-7 p. m., children's hour. Rig Rrother of KI'WH: 7 :4f.. talk on plastic surgery, Dr. Kloyd T. Brown; 8-9, news, program,. Starr Piano company; 9-10, pro gram, Don P. Smith company, .Moon, Six orchestra, Miller's In ternational Hawaiian String trio; lo-ll, Warner Rros. frolic, di rection Charlie Wellman. KGW, Portlund. Ore. (491.6), 6 5:31ii p. m children's program; 7 : 3i-ti, baseball scores; 8-10, concert; lo-ll!. Herman Kenin'S .Multnomah hotel danco orches tra. 1 KH.1, Los Angeles. Calif. (405.2), 6:3U- p. in.. Leighlon'fl Arcade cafeteria orchestra, Jack Cron shuw, bader; 1.-6:30, Art Hick man' Hiitmore hotel concert or- ehestru, Kdward KHzpatriek, di ! rector: 6:30-7:30. Utile stories American history. Prof. Walter Sylvester Hertzog, Jane Hughes und Dickie Rrundon. screen ju- vt niles, I ncle John; 8-9. pro , gram, Kitzgerald Music com pany. Claire Mellonlno, famous ' concert pianlste; 9-le, KHJ de ' luxe feuture program; 10-11, Art I Hickman's Hiitmore hotel dance ! orchestra. Eurl Uurtnett, leader. KNX, Hollywood. Calif. (336.0), 5:3('-tJ:l.r p. m.. Wurlltzer pip organ studio, Sid Ziff's uporlB tulk; 6.16, travel talk, W. K. Al- ! dT; 6:30-7:30. program. Los Angeles County Aus'n. of Optom- etrists. Zleger'a orch stra; 7:30, j one-act pluy by KNX players, j Kdward Murphy, director; S-9, ! program, Rrent Furniture com pany: 9-10, KNX featuro pro i gram; I o 1 1. Al Lyman's t 'o i " eounut drove dance orchest ra i from Ambasiador hotel: 11-12, rumpus night by students of I nlveimty of Calitornla. South in bratuh. Kastern Oregon Observer, Juno 30, 1898 Strawberries are worth $1.00 per gallon tit Joseph this season. Mm. Susie Deal who taught last year In the Cuion public school j has been retained again this year. Min& aiayino t arr, wno hub neen In McMlnuvllle for the pusi year atlenditiK school, returned to this city lust week and will re tint in here during the summer. Prof. K. H. ('onkltn has been re tained for another year as princi pal of the Union Public school, at an Increase of salary from $Hi, to per month. This speaks well lor the professor. J. Roll has rented the Collage Saloon, which has been vacant lor several months und wilt op-n it up in a few days. The Williams Rrothers have purchased u new typewriter to as sist them In the dispatch of their Increase of business. Huckleberries were In market at this time last year. This cool spring weather hua held them back. Sheriff Frank Phy came ' over yesterday and returned with Rob ert d. Kruser who had been urivsl ed by Marshal Prank Chlldeis for passing a botis check al the Lea der. He represented (u L. Kimher as a railroad man and on I he strength of his assertion succeed ed in purchasing goods and in payment traded a bogus check up on a Raker city bank. When con fronted with the charge In Jus tice Van Ruren's court he waved examination consequently was sent to I'nion yesterday. I Rrick laying w ill commence on the sugar factory this week. Fil-j teen more carloads of machinery j are en route and immy heavy j places tire now being placed in! position. Over 100 people visit' d Hoi Lake Sunday from different portions of the country. Hot Luke is becom ing noted all over eastevn Oregon for the medicinal and healing pro perty of the water. Mi. and Mrs. Newhart are kept busy taking cure of Ihe guests these days. Red Cross lodge No. ill, K. ot P., elected the following officers at the meeting recenily to serve dur ing the ensuing year: J. H. Peare, C. C.: A. P. Lewis. V. C; W. R. Sargent. I'.; Janus McCoy, M. A.; Chas. Goodnough. M. ; It. Pat tlson, R. G.; G. W. Devine, O. G. I Married In this city ot the home of Mrs. Hannah Chaplin. Wednesday evening, June i!2, D.9S, by Rev. perry Chandler, Luther Ward, and Miss Hattie Arnold. .Married Joseph Clay to Miss Eilitia Palmer at the residence Hie bride's mother. Mrs. M. K. Crl- ppen, on north depot street by Rev erend J. C. Thomas of the M. K. church south. The handsome groom was dressed in conventional j black and the bride wore costume of blun cushmere Dllin this city Wednesday, 'juno 29. 1S98, Mrs. Harriett, be j loved wife ol Wesley Harrison, 'aged 3i years. I Summervllle Married at. the residence of the brides parents in Imbler Sunday, June 26, Harry Gibson of Umatilla County ;nd i.Miys Klla Nicely, Rev. R. G. Mich ...,1 nrriclatinir. Their many l-l- 'ctids wish them smooth sailing. Plans for the railroad Mom Union to Cove are progressing rap- Idly. The surveyors are with us. The depot grounds are laid out near Mr. McDanlel'8 flouring mill. We understand that the work on tho grading will start next week. The next time the pioneers meet at Cove they will not have the dust and trulls of an overland trip hut may glide smoothly in on the cush ioned seats of d palace car. rich 5 . 1 V"- J .Marcelletie Grant wn cluweii queen if Ihe Husc Carnival hehl by Iwr fellow townsmen In TnlJi, Okla. She was adjiulgetl llm most benuUfiil gill li 'I'uMi, ami well, It Isn't haul in believe. . 10111(0 men War on Uats wiih Poihoii Gas TACOMA (AP) Plans arr. now being 'laid for a gas attack on the rates that are causing poultryinen of western Washington a lo.ss of thoiiHunds of dollars a year. The Culled States biological survey, experiment station of tin? State col lege of Agriculture and the poul try men. ihrough t heir association, are cooperating In the warfare. The method of nttack will be to force calcium cyanide into tho rat burrowa under building rioors and foundations. The calcium cyanide, coming into contact with the mois ture of the air, forms hydrocyanic, arid gas, in a conccntlntiou In which no animal can live. Recently a demonstration of this gas w:im held on a poult ry farm near here under the supervision of Dr. Leo. K. Couch of tin- biolog ical survey. (in ihls farm were four buildings housing :trt) hens und made as nearly rat proof an possible. RtitH, however, had bur rowed under the cement floors and foundations and t hrough t he concrete Itself, causing a Ions in grain and poult ry estimated at $ 1 tnMi a jear. The calcium cyanide was pump ed into the burrows, and 1 03 dead rats were i.iken out. These are be lieve! killed. to be only a part of those If yon would ho healthy and wealthy and wise never laugh at n woman wiih tears In her yes. A DOLLAR In the Bank is worth TWO Dollars in your hands or loss in your pockets. Try saving one each week. UNITED STATES fl( 4Um mm I.OVKLY NEW Summer Frocks TO Sl'KNI) T1IK 'FOURTH IN Every woman will lie amazed at these values for every model is the latest vogue in which every fashion thought for Summer is ideally expressed. These f nicks are as new as if they had just stepped from some Parisian Style Shop. $10.50 to $19.75 LADIES READY-TO-WEAR AND MILLINERY Hk'Hwil ur' tlu lioolli iiKci's for they have Inhorllt'il u lut'Kii pint of tliln Mi rill. Tut ronfi'li-n'-.. in i-v'r ho'ly nnl , WW j Before you Build I or Buy a Home S a insist cn . V S "ChecKSeril I Electrical Wiring Vj A PAa n STATES I IIS I "Check Seal" APPLIANCES j nr earned liy j , EASTERN ORKCON j i LIGHT & POWER CO. Camp Stools 49c CARRS Itienlnilr fmli. Iluiuly rnlillnu si.vlp I'llinp SIiniIk wiih x:rnnjr lt'. rrlnfoM-cil whmiiI fi nnivs nml uhlli! run ins nips. Wlillo I hi-y l!t Down Go Prices! "Check Seal" Retail Dealers We Sell GENERAL ELECTRIC FANS II. & S. ELECTRIC Soinmer Hotel Iildg. Phone 393-W. IN THE PATH OF PROGRESS On our Complete and Very Diversified C Stock Of MEN'S CLOTHING Just read down this list of worth - while bargains, check what you need, and act! HATS $5.00 NOW $3.50 SI.75 NOW L9 oMS r(C& ) WW- CAPS ?.3.23 NOW $2.75 Work Panls ?3.75 NOW $3.10 SUMMER SHOES 3.00 NOW $1 Straw Hats Half Price TAILOR-MADE SUITS REDUCED 10 DRESS FOIl THE FOURTH OF JULY! THE TOGGERY ANDREWS BROS. To study any particular human .mechanism properly and diagnose its ills is beyond the powsr of any one man. Rapid scientific advancement demands spe cialists and complete modern equipment. At the HOT LAKE SANATORIUM a com petent staff of physicians and a well-equipped laboratory give each individual the best pos sible service. Hot Lake Sanatorium Dr. W. T. Phy. Owner and Director. Extra Star-A-Slar r ?3.(i0 No. 2 Shiiurles No. 5 In 2 V. (i. Grade Shingles Fure Linseed Oil, Per Gallon The Grande Ronde Lumber Co. Jti'lnJI Viir.l Across Titu-ki on linH'nwooxl Ave. LOOK OVER OUR WANT ADS FOK BARGAINS I I ..$2)0 ..5-l.rnV MMin ou won I itiiv any in iinv j lo.l.