Wednesday, Qctolier 21, 1925
THE LA: GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Page Three ?
NEWS of SOCIETY
Mrs. Larison Hostess '
At Bridge Luncheons
Mra, O. 1.. hurlHon proved Jit.
Hi'lT a I'hariulng' hostess this veeU
when Hho rnttutatUA'd at two
bride' lunchrons ut htT home on O
avenue. A dulnly two-course lum-ln
eon wua wrvrd ouch iluy at IMS
o'clock, with covers laid for tveniy
llouutliul pink roses went used us u
cenlfrplico.
On .Monday afternoon high eore
vint to Mrs. It. K, lluvenatrolt und
Mrs. 10. L. Holmes won m'cntiil
prize. Tuesday itt'tcrnoou tho first
pilzo wrni to Mm. W, VI. Ilouter
und the second to , Mrs. Chnrletf
UinBiier; '
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30 Attend - -
Lodge Social ;
Th Ladles Auxiliary to the nro-.
Iherhood of Railway Truiniuen met
lost evening ut KuxWs hall. After
the n-Kular lodge scKSioti tuhles
t re.arrunKea in the dining room
of tho. hall and a delicious lunch
eon was served. Approximately
thirty were present. .
. Tim committee in charge of the.
1 uneltcon consist ed of M rsj VI, ( '.'
oughcnowyr. Mi ). Arnett, Mrs
Kloyd Mann :iml Mr.t. Ward Kuwl
or. ' ' '
1 Auxiliary in" '
Pleasant Meeting. ' ,
The tTguhii' meeting of . Hie
Ladles' society to the Hrothurliood ,
of Locomotive Klremen and Kngl
neers wus-held last evening at"thc;
K. of 1. hull. A rlargtt number at
tended and after )u business sea
sion the evening was spent social V
ly. ItTTri'sliifU'iitH were served.
Musical Program ' ":
Featured at Meeting
Men. women, children and even
liable appeared In musical num
bers given herore a company of
Neighborhood club members num
erous enough to fill the clubrooms
in 'the library building for tho
regular meeting Tuesday afternoon,
when Mrs. Lynn Wright, leader for
the occasion, illustrated her paper(
on "Music in the American Home,"
with typical forms that might be
given there.
The folk songs were heard first
In a duel by Mrs. T. H. Maxwell und
Paul Knautz, whose numbers were
"Oh, That We' Two Were Maying"
WALLING'S
SALE OF
COATS, DRESSES
And HATS
Every article reduced this
week. The best makes and
materials. La Vogue and
raluiiT Coats, Courier, Cam
eo and Oeraldlne Pattern
Hnts velours.
Popular priced Presses.
9 2.Vr OFI-
ox .n:vixitv
WALLING'S
Red Cross
Slippers
Por Inillos! Tills line of
high - craile llpporii l; ' o
well advflrttapil ami soll by
nil thr hrs! shoo mfrphnn(
In thf ritlos nml you will
npprooiato the opportuni'y
to ho nHlo to - purchase :t
pair In your ' own honip
town. We- linvp scvlM-al
slylfs on dtaploy In our
.window. Hoc for yourself.
These hlRh-Brade slippers nil
carry a high arch tone with
combination narrow heels
which makes un excellent
feeler as well as comfort.
They come in patent leath
er, hlnck kid, tan culf: welt
soles. Tom and strap pat
terns, which are very doz
er street slippers.
Hold Ky
THE BOOTERY
Only
If they don't fit they arc
not Hed Cross Arch .Tone
Hhoprf
Steel
Ranges
Different makes and
prices.
HEATING STOVES
To suit any buyer.
F. L. LILLY
Hardware
Phone M-85
v
Attractive
i Ah
This attractlvo neck finish was no
ticed on a black velvet street cos
tume. The tie of white satin passes
through two straps of the material
before it finally ties in a casual knot
somewhere about the waistline.
and "Reuben, Heuben."
- With Ulchard Thomas Jr. on her
lap and her own daughter, Marrla,
and Gloria Qrandy at her knee.
Mrs. Florence Lynch Miller f.nng
two lullabies. Little Gloria then
sang a lullaby to lier doll. (
; Mrs. John Ko1gin' ki(idcrgarlen
class uppeared In four Mother
Goose scenes: "Little Miss Muft'et."
"Ten Llitie Indians,". "The, Mamma
Doll," and."iye, HuVty riunting." .
" Violin solos wore played by
Maelizahoth and Alice Jenn-tte
Cooner. fil fnllnwed bv a iloel liv
the youthful imnressarios. !
Dorothy Ann Warntek, Hetty
Cochran and Anne Htungc, in sailor
cosiume, sang three popular airs.
Their rollicking accompaniment
was played by Lois Nelson, who
also wore the Jack Tar attire.
The concluding nmnbir was
Liszt's "Hungarian Ilhapsody,"
played ns a piano tfnlo by Miss
Helena l'rice.
Mrs. C. H, Rcrnnton, president,
presided over the business meeL
ing preceding the program
Announcement was made of a
program on "Art in the American
Home." wlth'Mrs. l B. Appleby
as leuiler, which will be, , given at
tho next iregnjar unvoting Nov. 3si
Announcements
Social announcements may
bo printed in this column free
of charge. , Any announcements
pertaining to any functions such
as cooked food1 sales, etc., will
be refused. Announcements,' to
be printed the same dKyV'iiinst
bo In society editor's hands by
t:00 o'clock. News editor's
note
The students and alumni of the
Oregon Normal school will give a
luncheon at noon Kriday at the
Sominer hotel in honor of Mr. Gen
tle and Mis-s ilenkle, from the
normal school, who will attend the
teachers Institute here.
.
Because of the teachers' Insti
tute this week the meeting of the
Cenlral Parent-Teacher association
lias beeii'postponed one week. The.
date for .tho next meeting is Oc
tober :to.
'
The Haptlst Mission society will
meet at the'home of Mrs. C. R
Hnppersett tomorrow afternoon.
The subject for the afternoon will
be "Our Own Mlslsonarles In the
Columbia Hiver District."
Mrs. Robert Patttson will be
hostess to the Thursday Auction
Bridge club tomorrow afternoon nt
her home on l-'ourth street.
,
Mrs. Vade King. Miss Silvls. Mrs.
H. A. Magnire and Mrs. Jtay Ituell
will be hostesses to the Neighbors
of Woodcraft at a tea-.tomorrow
afternoon al the home of Mrs. n. A.
Jack.
Women's
Handicap
is greatly curbed this
new way of solving
this oldest hygienic
problem
THERE ij a new way in woman's
hygiene that ends thr insecurity
of old-time "sanitary pads" and llieir
unhappy days. "
8 In 10 better class women now
j use "KUl fcA.
i 5 times as absorbent as ordinary
i cotton pads.
! Deodorizes, thus ending ALL dan
I ger ot offending.
I Discards as easily as a piece of
tissue. No laundry. No embarrass
1 ment.
Obtainable at all drug and de
' nartment stores simply by saying
"KOTEX." You ask for it without I
j hesitancy.
' Costs only a lew cents. Troves
old ways a folly. Twelve in a pack
i age. In fairness to yourself, fry it.
K o t e X
Mi lumuljy discord dice tissue
U'Omax srnvKYou or
j LONDON M:KS VMTinilAN
t k.lim:ss ix utv ho.mis
i
! LONDON (AP In the eyes of
Miss Irene T. .Martin, the only wo
man liiitvtyur in lOngland, the
greater rurt of London Is com
posed of ''atrociouji homes and
buildings" put up by Victorian
architects. fc?he uec-s but little im
provement on tho ''old Victorian
ugliness" In Loudon's suburbs.
"I wonder sometimes hew people
larlkulurly at nighi. find thuu
itspectivr homes." rhe said in an
address before the t-'ot optimist
club, "there are so many, many
miles of lioiises Hi l.ttdon. Man
Chester. Liverpool and other Kng
Ifeli cities that u re exactly .alike.
"When one sets-. tl ' yrKchtV
Utile vlllitn they nr putting up in
the suburbs,' with narrow' windows
imitation plllur.-i and pompons lyeh
g:itrs, one begins to realise t hut we
art- making but liMU improvenient
on the old Viclorlun UKMnej-s
Radii
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TIH RSUAV, OCTOItKIS 112
.Mountain Time Suit (on
CNltC. Calgary, Cap., (4.1&.H), t
p. m., C. N. It.'s symphony or
chestra; Andy Davidson, tenor.
KOA, Denver, Colo. CiL'2.4). 0::i
p. in.. Herbert. White and his
Silver State orchestra.
Kl'DM, M issou In . M on t. (244), S
p. , children's hour, .Alberta
Stone; Mrs. Leiia Paxson Hale,
vocalist. -, .
Pa.'liV.Tinio Station- ;
Kl-'PG. .'Hollywood,' :a.Hf. . (-238)'.
!c:io-0 p. m.,' Sylvia Szyman-'
skl, the blind cook; 5-G p. m.,
: home hour, Georgia Simmons anil
the' neighborhood children'; K-').
Harold Hynes, the "wanderbi;:
. , Jew, u.pd..bis. minstrel, in ba'y
blue hour;- u-io. Huth Leonur-
tii's golden melody hour.
Kl-'WB, Hollywood, Calif. (2f.2)
7:110 p. m., microphone brevi
ties; TifiO, Jack Itoaa, fishing
scout; S-y, program, Starr Piano
company, Hollywood Kythmn
jmgs anu ina AUtcneii iiutl.'i
in arrangements of Gennett rec
ords: U-10, program, Hon P.
Smith, Inc.. Diana Moon dance
orchestra, Salvlne Hnlano. vio-i
linlst, Sol Hoopli's junior II;.-!
waiian trio. Dan Grldley, tenor; !
10-1 1, Warner brothers'- frolic,!
direction Norman Manning. i
KGO, Oakland, Calif. (3C1), 8 p.
m., "The fortune Hunter," KGO !
players; Cremona trio; 10-12, j
Hen Black's orchestra. '
KGW. Portland, Ore. (4UL5) 7:15
p.t;m., ("tilhyii? .'J'ruth society, .- j
KHJ, Los Angeles, (f"lai(i(1(40,.,:,1
ri::i0-C;3O p. in. Lelghton'sAr-I
cade.; cufeterla,; orchestra, iuck;
"Cronshaw, leader; 6 : 11 0-7: 3d '
history story. Prof. Walter Syl-J
vester Hertzog; Dickie Brandon, I
Joyce Coad and Janes H ughes, I
screen juveniles; 8-10, program,;
. Pacific Beady Cut Homes, Inc.,'1
arranared -bv Walter W. Iliddlek
, '.io-ill,;,Art HfeknaLn's BlUmore'
Kills, leader. J
KNX, Hollywood, Cnl. (3.1G.9) J
-6:30-6:15 p. in., WurHtKei- lipe,
organ studio. Town Tattler; ! 1
0:15. travel talk. W. I- Alder;
6:30-7, Atwater Kent lladloor-i
ebestra. Paid fc'lnsteln, leadr; (
7-8, KNX dinner hour program;
;:-9. program. Globe let; Crt am I
company: -l 0, progrntn, Web-j
West's Cocoanut Grove dance j
orchestra from Ambnssador ho
tel. KPO, San Francisco. Cal. (428.3).
G-.40-7 p. m.. Waldemar Ltnd
and the Stales Bestaurant or
"chestia: 7-7::',o Budy Selger's
Fairmont hotel orchestra; S-!.
George W. Caswell Cctfi'ee com
pany; Itatllo Light orchestra:
John W. Miller, tenor; :!".
studio program; , 1 0-1 1, Jnek-
Coak ley's Cnbiiians.
KTAIL Oakland. Cal. 21fi)
p. m studio program.
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Mrs. Kllza Shenard, sister of the" iato
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;-Uio manages the famous " London
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CITV IlKAIiY VtK SKSSIOX
H(D HIV KB, Ore. With civic
organizations, women's, chibs .ami
church bodies of, the city eo-oper-i
atlng vit i 'the loesi: W--Cf T. LV in
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co'nvenMpn "vr, 0jo; .while tibbou'no
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declared that indications pointed
to success of the three-day session
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12 delegates1 .are expected.
The liL:dnB'f;the fir.-jt ay.wlll.
be fcien over largely to registra
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Governor Pierce and Prohibition
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Luncheon Savory eggs, rye-
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Dinner i-Hamburg roust, rtci
with, tomato sauce, baked and
mashed squash, stuffed celery.
ilate walnut pudding, rotted vaU
bread, milk., coffee.
Cse vegetables in abundance an
long US' the sea.son lasts. Season-
able-fruits and vegetables ur? vx
expensive than nut-of-seusou foods
so by consisletilly buying what is
in season it is iiutte pns.iible to
save enough to help out during .
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One pound - of new onions, 4
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teaspoon pcpp'. ! cup waler,
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stni'ving Cats to Ihnth May
Sooti He AbolNhed hi Itume
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, "Gas pressure In my .stomach
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1 became disheartened. - Anoth'ir
nutalcian advised me to try
Mayr's Wonderful ltemedy, and 1
am '- now enjoying the best of
health." It Is n. himple, harm
less preparation that removes the
catarrhal mucus from the In ten-
tlnut tract und a buys the Inflani-
mution which causes praetlcul:y
all stomach, liver ami intestinal
ailments. Including appendicitis
will - convince or mony
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Xir AND MILUISERY
ecatlons UohKins havo disponed fof
their cats by dropping them
suine 21) feet below the le-vel -of
the street into one or the dry
moats of the Pantheon or the pit
Containing the remains , oT the
f'rajan Forum. Thf-ro the felines.
unable to s-ub the walls, - have
lived und Multiplied, depending
for their food upon the (jenir
osity of pUKSM'K-by and I'eBortlng
diirlng lean days to the cannibal-
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Not Everything
Hut the pleasant" impression' made - by a
wull-tfidi.'iiiod woman is ifcnerally due to
her appeariinee. '
The care you take with your hair, your,
complexion, your hands this is of thu ..
'greatest importance in producing the well
groomed effect so often envied and so uni
versally desired. ' .
T uck of tininint? and oxnerience prevents
the nveraijo woman from taking care of
thn.se things herself, even though she had
the time and facilities for doing them.'
That's why our service is so highly valued .
by the pailicular women of the city.
Every operator is an expert in do
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we are equipped to give you satis-
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Colonial Beauty Parlor 7j
"K Shop of
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Ism -At their, tiger couilniL - -
Not much longer,- however,' will
the .visitor fee- hundreds of thV
nit tint animals wanderlnf ab6ut
their prlBOiu. Rerloua effort ar
being madt to gt thp tOTern
meiH to remove the caU ftnd'tb ,
put. ihem uvlckly out ot Iheli'
misery.- It Is also planned to Vk- -the
authorities to impose penul-;
ties upon persons who repppuiatef"1
t)ie eat prisons. ' ; '
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