La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, September 14, 1925, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextMonday, September 14, 1923.' THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Pa?re Three Mi NEWS of SOCIETY Lovely Church Wedding ' Held Sunday The Ijl Oranl Kplscopal church ,-wob .the scene of a lovely wedding jat evening when Miss Marjorln .iTBrien. eldest daughter of Mr, and Mra. H. K. O'UrK-n of this city and Wurren Gilbert wc rd United In nmrrlage. The Rt. Hew V. p. Jtemington, of Pendleton, read tho .Impressive double-rlnff service. The church was artistically decorated vltli full bloasoinA and made a Jitautliul setting tor the ceremony. A hedge effect was arranged at . each side or the aisle, banked with (;retu and flowers, and huso bas ket of pretty blossoms, tied with lnulehe, were ultracllvi-ly placed on the rostrum bs-hind. The altur was It profusion of white flowers and etreumcrs of white were also used effectively, Miss Mabel Hcrzlngcr having- charee Of the decorating. I'ollowlntf a solo. "At Dawning.' by Raymond O. Wllllame. Mrs. K. U Holmes, organist, assisted-by Mrs, 10 h Miller, violinist, played Lohengrin's wedding murch as the bridal party tttoR Its place. , The Kroomsmen, Oscar Wafnock and H way no Warnocki led the proces sion, followed by the bridesmaid. Mis" Ruth Hill, and Miss Altadeen orogKin, . maid of honor. The flower girts, llurbara and Geraldlne O'fjrii'h, strewing: rose petals, pre ceded Mies Ja(uoline O'Brien act 'lliK as ring hearer. They v.-ere fol low.ofl jy tho iirlde and her father tVuil were met at tho altar by Mr. Olthert and his man. It. K. Vestcnhover. The hHde was beau tiful In a drees of white beaded' fcporgrette. Her wedding . veil of i '.white ' silk' net, .bordered with I laoe,. was - held ' in 1 place - by! brange blo&Honis, Hct he&r dress was a Crown effect of poarls." KhO 1 carried a lovely, shower, bouquet of; Ophelia roses and lilies of the val ley. Her maid of honor wore a charming gown of beaded georgette ; In sea shell and a hat of satin in the same shade, trimmed with a large plume, ;and her bridesmaid jvpq a beaut tfu) georgette dressiof jad,ej' "trjilnvmed ' with . vhlnastones, un&'A. hat' of ,8(1 vol.1 fioth carried Ijouftuets of rosed and sweet peas. ThR flover girls, lovely twin aisters bf ie bridoi were dressed in white fcatln and wore flower wreaths. Miss jofittellnc, ring bearer, was equal ly pretty in lavender crepe and a headdress of malene- in the same fthatle.. Mrs. O'Brien, mother of the bride, was charming in a dress of cut velvet of ashes of roses. The feroom and his best mart were in Conventional evening dress. The Millre wedding party made a love ly picture and the pretty ceremony :was one that will long be remem bered. Audmcr Playle and Mal colm Holmes assisted tho grooms men as ushers. Mr. Williams also eang "Perfect Love." After the wedding a reception was held at the home of the bride, with only relatives, and a few in timate Vrielids pdeseiit. The house was decorated . with many fall flowers.;. Dainty refreshments were served, E. A. Holmes ana Mrs.- ft.' Vctehvr-pitt siding, assisted by MIks Mtibel Her Stlnger, Miss Dorothy Caldwell, Miss Peggy Bohnenkatiip. and Miss Ja queline O'Brien,- KMrs. Gilbert if one of. the most charming and popular young women of tho city nnd is favorably known by a host of friends. She is n graduate of -.he loral high school and attended tho University of Washington for one year. Mr. Gilbert, of tho firm of Westenhaver and Gilbert, is a suc cessful and popular young business man of La Grande and has gained many friends throughout the city since coming here to enter business a few years ago. He is a graduate of Stanford university and is a man bf frpcognly.ed ability nnd talent. "Mr. 'S COATS New Styles and Materials 25 Less Than Elsewhere Retrimming given Special Attention- VALLING'S Minerva Says A picture of yourself g en away free, with the pur chase of one pair of Ladles' or Men's Shoes at THIS BOOTERY, regardlcsa of the price. See sample of a photograph- In window; size 8x12 Inch; De Luxe folders. ' These pictures r- tall for $30.00 a dozen, but each purchase of a pair of shoes entitles you to one picture. THE BOOTERY Hoiim of t!tr Anh-Ald Slioe lr Mtit nnd Women UAY H.YIl:X, Mkt. , Practical ' 1 fivS ' ll-tC- The newest collars fit very ciosely about the throat and etv8 a very tailored (appearanco The opening sketched buttons noatlvand has bound buttonholes It elves the neat effect that fashion demands. . and Mrs. Gilbert. Ic'ft Immediately after the reception on their honey moon, tho bride's going away outfit being a Sports com u me of blue. Af ter a trip through Canada they will be at home here at COS N avenue and will receive the congratulations nnd good wLshes of a wide circle of friends. .... .-: , ' ; " Miss Hughes and Mr. Nash Married To the mirprlse of their tunny friends hero Miss Constancy Hughes and Claude Nush were quietly mar ried yesterday afternoon at 1 o'clock at tho Presbyterian church at pendlpton by: the He v. 13. S. Hughes, father of the bride. 'Only members. .of the family ;Yt're pros cut. Mr. aud Mrs. Nash returned to La Grande yesterday afternoon and will be at home to their many friends here, on Cedar street, after October 1. . - Miss Hughes is a graduate of the Union high school. She - taught school near hero last year. Mr. Nash Is employed by the Blue Mountain Creamery company here. Cove People Attend Wedding uove (Hpeciaij The nev. ann Mrs. William Murray Bradner Bpent a few days last woek in Pendleton the guests of'the lit. Rev. and Mrs. W. P. Remington. They were pres ent at the marriage of the Hev. J. Sumner Brown, of Prairie, and Miss Kunlce Clark, of Springriold, Mnss..; which was solemnized in the Church of the Redeemer of Pen dleton. Rt. Rev. Henjington per JipiuiJti.tlie ouffemoiryJinUlvW pmw eneo of a few invited guests. ' "The church was made beautiful with gladiolas and asters in cream and pink colors. The bride wore a gown of white. Her veil was held lln place with a spray of orange . i j i v3-ju mo. ncr iiiiui uii ui jiutiui, jMrs. Louise Brander. was dressed I in blue. Following the ceremony a wedding breakfast was served at the bishop's home. The happy cou ple 'will spend their honeymoon at Wallowa lake. ok Miss Kelly, Mrs. Carter bntei'tain Guild Cove (Special) Miss Bess Kelly and Mrs. L. B. Carter entertained the Larllrs' Guild Thursday after noon nt the home' of Miss Kelly. READ REX BEACH'S THRILLING STORY OF THE GOLDEN .YUKON .... Winds OF Chance Serially In The Evening Observer First Instalment TODAY The hoftlo wu all rftet'lvely docorat- ed with bi'uuUful full flowrrn und during tho ufternoon'ii pluy at '600" Sirs. A. H. Orion won high hoiiom. A tlutnty .lunch wu, served. ThoHe present WPn':. Mi's. K. C. Rou. Mm. II. I. barker, Mrn. C. BertHPh, Mrs. ft.X Oomstock, Mrs. J. J. Conley, Mrs. A. O. Conklln, Mrs. Edna Conklln, Mrs. v. O. Hefty, Mrs. U E. Anderson, Mrs. Krank Miller. Mrs. It. II. Ilnntel, Mrs. A. H. Ol-ton, MrvT. U. Conk lln, Mrs. Jtuy GoodnoiiKh. or 1a Grande, Mrs. Koy jy, Mrs. L. M. l,tlfl nnd Mrs. Wllllum Hallinutk. In the Issue of the Evening Ob- server, September 11, an announce- ment appeared df a meeting of ihe'ter without bubbling, rub in flour ladles' aid of the South Methodist ' salt, and pepper and slowly' udd church, with Mrs. "Wllllum Cameron us hast ess. This should have been the Church of the Naieareno. t: Announcement ' .Social announcements may be printed In tufa 'column free of clutrfe. An atinounceutenta prrtalulug to any functioas audi an cooked food sales, etc.. will be Nfuiwd. Annouttcciiittuts, to be prfuted Um) snnie day, must be lb society editor's humU by :U0 o'clock. News editor's nota - The PreBbyterlton liiles' Bible class Will bold its first meeting or the .full season Wednesday after noon at 2:3i o'clock -ut the liome or Mrs. H. M. BradshaW, 1102 1'enn. avenue. . All members are .urged t to be present. . - .. - ..'' . The Ladles' society of tho B. of L. R ami E. will meet at the K. of P. hall Tuesday evening ut 7:30 o'clock. All members are request ed to be present.' A trip to Pusco will be discussed. ; Refreshments Will be served. t The Women of the Ku Klux Klan will hold a social meeting for Us members In the lodue rooms Sep tember 15. Work for. the coming yenr will be discussed. y All members of the L. A. of B. of R. T. and their families and mem- fbeis of tho B: of R. T. und families are invited to a basket supper Tdesdny evening nt Kugles hall. Everyone is requested to bring a basket. Sister Mary Says: Breakfast Grapes, cereal, tMn 'cream, soft cooked eggd, broiled bacon,' crisp graham, toast, milk, Luncheon Crearn of mush room soup, croutons, celery, brown bread with rash is, squash pie, milk, tea. Dinner Veal stew with dump lings, baked, sweet . potatoes, suc cotash, fruit salad, loauted crack ers with cheese,' graham broad, Cream of nlilshi'otmi soup In a Invested, and at the samo time subject to withdrawnl at any time, should-be quite an Inducement. Our Savings Department mnkps this provision, UNITED STATES MONEY i BANK " ; ii . . ' i i i i hi - j i A Good Cleaning Prolongs the Life of a Suit Indeed, a dollar or 'two spent now for cleaning your last fall's suit may save you the cost of a new One. PHONE MAIN 72. We'll call for that suit and, In a day or two, have it back to you looking as clean and new as it did the day you bought it. Alterations' and Repairing The Wardrobe Cleaners Next to J. C. Penney Co. rich ohp Biiliiible for the main dish for , luncheon hut , .should never be' uaod an u dinner soup, ir convenient "eh'.eken of veal btock adds to '.tin tu;o as well the food value.; . Crwim Of SlushrtHini Soift Two cups cleaned mushrooms, 4 taldctipoonti butter, 4 inbtespoons flour, 1 teaspoon Halt, Vi" teuspooh pup per, Q clips lultlt, r cup cretin. 1 tabUspoon minced parsley. . Cook mushrooms in stock' or water to cover for one hour. Keep sauce pan closely covered and simmer Just at the boiling point. Rub mushrooms with HqnoP thro- ugn a corn-no eoiunner. melt uiu- milk und cream stirring conittaut-. ly. Bring to the boMlnR point boll flvu minuteH.'' Add mush room puree.. Reheat without boiling aud aorvo with - paisley sprinkletl over lop. -t . . Radio . ITESDAY, SKPTKMUElt 15 Mmmtnln Stamlanl Time Stations CNRR, Reglna, Can. (S5G), S p. m., Reglna .Rover Scout band. KOA, Denver. Colo. (S22.4). G:30 p. m., Berbert White and his Sll ver Htat. orchestra: 7:30, News Times concert. - . . ' Incltk. Standard Time Station. ICKOA, Seattle, AVaKlt. (454.3). C .'(i:45 p..tn., raciilc, Mtiitos Klec - trie . company; fi:4H-8:15, ' Tag gart Motor rommuty; SiAO-lo. ' program, Eastern Outfittlnft ; company; 9:30-H:10, Eddie. , , Harkens and his orchestra. . T KFWH, Hollywood, Calif. (252), C 7 P, m., chlldreh's hour with Big itrotller of KKWR: 7, talk on golf, Howard Beoll;. . 7:30rfl; late news aiul- program. West ern's superaervicc garage. Ilotly- ' wood' trio, SU Llpman, Ray Bally and .PeoMy Denton, Mar- . garet Lancaster, II. L. Crockett Hudson-EKnox company, Elite trio, Lodlse Sullivan, soprano: Crockett quartet and Way Watts .and his "ukulele; :M1-1 V,: Warner Brothers frolic direction Char He Wellman. ; KGO, Onklan'd, - Calif. 3L2) 45-30 p. m. concort ' orchestra. Hotel St. Francis; 0-7, dinner concert, Wiley B. Allen com pany: 8, Frona Simon Sousa, soprano; Bernard O'Brien bari tone; Arlon trio; Mrs. Leo B. Hanly. soprano; Leo B. Hanly. baritone; Henry Wadsworth, ac companist; Arlon trio; 0:50, "Radio Breezes." K. C. B. 1 . . - Cfaw0 aheart ' Si for your stomach "After every meal" for digestion viu ....x.. ... . .i..-..tM.i!i,.t !. - i. 'f-. KM It, Seattle, Wum . (591.4), Imded Jun6 so ?ontltuU a a rtMv 1:15-2 p. m. Wurlltsor orrfan; uecord prflclnl flgufett lnute pUlW 2-2:15. home helps. Bemicvlllc here reveal. Kxports for tho Redlftil6n: SlSO-tO. PUKet('yenr totaled MH5.mHUtprt - com Found Savings and Loan ussocU ;iarad with f 595.tio,hiHi iust year. atlon concert orchestra, Huurl lminaki, dlrootur. f' '. KMX, ' Hollywood, Calif! (30- , 5;30-:l5 p. m.,, Wurlitker pipe orgnn studio: travel talk, W. IA Alder; 8:8-Tt Atwater Kent Radio orchestra, Raul Klnsteln, leadert 7-8 iott Clark and his La Monica ballroom orchestra; 8-9, KNX ffntUro pr off runt: program, - Rev- crlyRldg company; 10-12 mo vl night at the Ambassador, Ray West and his . Coeoai.Ut Clrovo donee Orchestra. " ; KRO. San Krandsco, ' Calif. (42S.3). 12:80 p. m., theodore J. Irwin, yrganlst; 1-2 Rudy Set ger's Fairmont hotel orchestra; 1 5:S('r3', Cyrus-Trehhc's I'ulnce hottd orchestra; :S5, Walde : mm Lind and tho JStateo rteS taurant orchestra; 7-7:30. Rudy Selgor's Fairmont hotel orches tra; S-Q. program, Edith Caubu, director; 81 IV,. program Motor Oil company; lu-ii, Juck coa kley'a L'nbrians, KTAll, Oakland. Calif. (215), . 810 p. m, "Mutual Stores' night quurtet; Graeo Adams Kitst, cornellst; Vocal and instrumen tal snloa, KToi., Seattle; Wash. ' . (305.0), 12:30-U3'i p. m., Moves cafe- - terla Concert orchestra; 7-8. Slmomls Saw and Steel com-' AiiKrnlia's l'lscnl Y'r Kliows Ni'tt- KiH-onl In 1'owiKii "llililo MUl.IiOltllNE (A1J). AustraU r.n . ovnrHoaH trnilc for the yeur "'i'lMiiHsaiWi'Noi ',:t''! ' ! Slittw mis.' miotliiT iluluBtry in! our county,' conalilerlnK amount InVostod, thnt pays hs well, ami with, a llttlo work and exponso to run, as my silver' fox farm; it will lie Interesting to us all. As to terms, prices anil quality, you can't do better than Willi tho , OHEJOX THAlfj l-OX . l'AHJI 11. W. Smith, I'lop. i I. a (irniirtc, Ore. .Don't.overwqrk it ,ty "sfu'ffing" ShdT eat ing between meals. Try WRIGLEY'S when you want "just a snack." v It will soothe and satisfy your taste craving, allay thirst and feverish mouth, calm the stomach, ease your tired nerves. Imports were $7K5(uiMi,tttiu com pared with $7(10, 00(1,1)00 tho prev Hiub year. '. . IlAKEIt MAX AMt;t. . . M RDFORI). Ore. (By the A4 to flu ted Press). Tho following officials were elected for the year here at the annual .convention of the Oregon League of Building and Loan uHSocialtonn , O, A, Foster of Baker, presi dent! I. C, Hpldd of Portlan 1, first vice president; A. A. Lee of Salem', second vice president; Ed ward O. Webber of Portland, secretary-treasurer, Buy at the : well-lighted stores A MERCHANT whose window, and ,toro re well lighted can sell more good, and e!l thm .' falter ., : . That means he un git . ou better valuer ThU t If m.,s.v. you munv. Anil It oi'v ipake muntoy for tho merchant who will ak ui to uompar '. hlillfhtln, with the proper ' . More eundard. No churg. mule for the tot, ; Electric If you are going to need a , HEATING STOVE, come in and buy it now 'and pay for it later. Pay by the month. F, L LILLY Hardware Phone M:85 El h. & s BBIBBHBBiaBBBBBBBBBBSKBBESiBB a a m n H (9 ta m m , n M n w B a a M a m n H n n M n n n u " New Fall I land "Bags All Modfiintoly I'lkcd " . $2J5 to $7. 50 , Putmans LADIES' READY-TO-WEAR AND MILLINERY - The services of our Interior i)ecorator' are at youV . '. disposul, free of charge, and vil!i no obligation on ; your part. Lei us solve your Jtome furnishing prolj. lems for you , . : ' . CARRS I t .Safely' Swiftly Come to Our Stage Depot at 11141 Jt-lfcrson Ave. , All StaKCs I.eavo LEAVES IiA GRANDE FOR JfMpli 0 A.M. - 1 1'.M. - 4:00 P.M.; Sunday, S A.M. Ukiter 7 A.M. - 10:5(1 A.M. - 1:30 P.M. - 4 P.M. Buntlny 10 A.M. 4 P.M. Peudluton Dally It A.M. 4:00 P.M. : Depot Fliolio Main CAKES MAPI.B NUT COBUllO ' ANQGC FOOD 1 UEVIIVS FOOD ' JELLY IIOLLS Gwilliams' Electric Bakery; , ; Makers of IllKli-Crntlo raslrlen ; - - "iiomh , OB" Tpp irojjjen. cnusr; "Friends o: Perhaps you never think of it in this way but there is a lot of news about friends of yours in this paper right now. Friends who serve you daily who lighten your work amuse your leisure con tribute to your welfare and to the pleasure of your Hie. : . ..iVy-H- ' Advertised products familiar faces that you find : in your living-room, bedroom, bath, kitchen, garage and yard. Long association with them has proved , their "friendship" to be valuable. . ' The advertisements are little intimate word pic tures of these "commercial friends." Advertisements tell you how they arc made, what they arc doing, and how and where to get them. As a general rule, there is nothing familiar or "friendly" about the appearance of an unadver tised product. You seldom see it in the paper the stores or even in homes. Largely because the grcai buying public has learned that the advertised product is the friend to tic to. READ THE ADVERTISEMENTS THEY ARE MESSAGES BUSINESS FRIENDS '':- -'"' .', o w wyj-Mi .: ffl .a from There pallj. 4:00 PJlt . 'J XIOCOANUT ' ' , PUitiAPPttt, , : ! , HONEY DEW , , CHOCOLATE illOLLS SUNSHINE, . II II II i! II II II II II II II t: ii ii ii ii ii ii ii ii ii ii ii ii REGULARLY FROM I 5t- ii ii u n :: ii ii ii ii ii IB 11 U m n ii ii ii ii ii II II II IBSSwSSSaEBEBBBESBBBBBSBBBESSSZfl&DESEBB