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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 5, 1925)
irsday, November 5, 1925. THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER iWS of SOCIETY a Couple i Here r wedding took place J.ihI J the home of W. C. JIul pruce street, Vhen Miss ord end Harold 'W. Nore h of Wallowa, were untt iriutre by th He v. H. W. the I-'irst Methodist 'church. The impressive lony was used. Only iiu iends und relatives were Le was dressed in white td a beautiful bouquet of jo wim accompanied by jin-law, Mrs. W. C. Dul jUullurd accompanied the py young couple plan to r home In Ijii Orunde. day Bridge rtained Flattering iof meeting' wllh Mrs. A. h as scheiluled yi'sierday the m e in be rH of the Uridgc club met at the Mrs. K l. Meyers ut a eheon at 1:15 o'clock for I'Khip loan fund of the Uo Neighborhood club. Mrs. A. T. Hill. Mrs. iegrlst and Mrs. Uichurd (re 'hostesses. Th table fctcd with a beautiful cen- yellow and while chry.s s. ncheon three tables of formed. 'Mrs. W. O. (on hiKh snore anions t lit m-rs and the Kuest prise is. K. T. Andrews. py uives , rade Tarty hierade party of uitiisiuil wtiH given at tlic Jionw b Tyler on Ttiestluy eve- n the Young Women's ll Auxiliary or the Met li ed held its monthly lin ing in that form. Some and beautiful costumes layed, umong tljem well uinu'lers' present being. Mrs. Tyte and Mumlt h and ,1111, Falling T.eave, ban Annie. Gypsies, ln i'ersians and many oth-. ps the most original !- Irlg disKuLsed a the "city The prize for the best zutioiis of the evening iss Mac Stearns nnd Mrs. hman, as the newlyweds clillrl. and the second to The woman who l beginning to. re veal her years will Ami this type oJ collar estremoly consoling an Bat tering. It stands up so as partially to conceal the very portion ol her neck wheie the wrinkles twain tbelr rirutnipiivH work, and ends in grace ful ties. No one would suspect hs mission. LUNG'S rS especially piiced ;uick turnover. ifS "for stouts and ! ns $23.DQ tp ,W-PA. S for the average ...'.$17.50 to $47.50 S for Misses t..$13.00 to $32.50 3SES Satins and i one lot $10.75 .LUNG'S Miss Olive Wilcox and Miss Gladys Miller as Jack und Jill, Guinea and contents were enjoyed by the Kuesls, and also a mock trial. ' Refreshments were served bV nc roiumiltce in charge of the meet hit;, which was made up of Miss Jaivtna Galloway, as chairman, Miss l'Yancea McCann, Mrs. Vera Wat- tenburg, Afrs. (,'hloe McDnniel, Miss Klizabettt Miller, Miss Ksther Broi- hols, Miss ituth Johnson und Mrs. Hazel I .an dry. The December meeting of the Auxiliary will be held in tho Neighborhood club rooms. Miss Iter, h a Walsinger is chairman of the meeting. I be program topic for the evening is "Behind the Footlights." Entertains Club ' At Dinner Mrs. P. S. Itohlnson entertained the members of the Thursday Auc tion club ut a o'clock dinner-ut her Jiome Monday evening". Four tables were surrounded for the gurnes -that occupied the later j hours. -Mrs. Charles Froman -was awarded first prize, and Mrs. J? S. ! Ivanhoe, second. social hour, with refreshments served by tho hostess. Episcopal Guild To Give Supper Members of m. l'ciurs Kuisconm guild met for their regular meeting esterday afternoon ut Honun hull. Mm. George T. Cochran, vice presi dent, presided over tho meeting. Wans were mado for a plate uup per, to which the entire purish will be invited, to be given sometime soon. Plans wore also made tor cuke, uule und a rummugo sale. Dainty refreshments were served after tho business session. Mrs.j Ed Cross was lu 'charge of the so- ciut hour, Miss Ebell Entertains Miss Edith Ebeli wan uostcs to tho Juliet club Monday night at her home on Pennsylvania uvenue. The affair was In the form of a hard time" party und fourteen girls wero received, appropriately dressed for tho occasion. Gunies were played during the evening, after which luncheon was served. Altar Society Meets ! At Lavey Home Mrs. Hurry wivcy was hostess o the Altar society yesterday after noon at her homo on Oak street. Mrs. Lavey, president of the or ganization, presided over the busi ness meeting. Plans wero made for a bti7.au r to be held some time, in December. Luncheon was served und a so cial hour observed before adjourn ment. Tho next meeting of the society will bo held ut the homu of Mrs. David Fitzgerald. Ladies Aid to Donate Fruit The first division of the Ladies Aid of the Methodist Episcopal church met ut the homo of Mrs. Pierson on Tenth street Wednes day afternoon. Tho meeting was opened by the president, Mrs. S. C Smith, a discussion of the bazaar following. Tho members were re- Mr.' and Mrs. Putman Entertain Alpha Club minded to bring a jar of fiHtlt to the next meeting, which will be 84nt to Gooding college at Good ing, Idaho. Delicious refreshments were serv ed before adjournment. The general aid will meet at the home of Mrs. Moan on November 18. Cove (Special) An enjoyable .social event took place Monday af ternoon ut the home oC Mrs. Tom Harris when a number of ladles entertained complimenting M Iss Alice Marquurdt, county health uurse. Miss Muniuurdt completed her. course in homo nursing here last week. Those present were: Miss Mnr iiuurdt, and the Mesdame's 1. M. luilrd, Lydta M. Iantz. J. Oayette, A. ft. Conktln, Willluin Hallmark, A. H. Orton. L. J. Chadwlck, J. Miller. J. 14. Welmer, M. Ulake, P. F. Smith, It. IS. Comstock. A. 1 Decker, F. II. IJtunk. TU K. Ander son. T. H arris, Kay Hartley, Thom us Towle and Lr-onnrd Towlo. Announcements SociM announccmata nmy be printed in thU column free of charge. Any announcements pertmliilng to ny tuucUniu such as cooked food snhet. etc. will be refused. Aunouuconients. to be printed the ttume day, iuuaC be In society ctlltor hands by :00 o'clock. Mows editor's City 3 1 ui laser l'luii Vi-gtsl KLAMATH FALLS, Ore. Kln- niulh Falls should give up its pres ent councilmunlc ftfm of govern ment and udopt the city manager plan, the citizens' budget commit tee recommended to tho city coun cil. , Tho committee ' deciured the city needs a trained manager in stead of u group of men giving only a small part of their time. Thero arc orchestras with only four or five pieces, but they sound as if they were till. Neighborhood club members and their friends will be received ut the homo of Mrs. A. J, Stungo Sat urday afternoon for u tea benelit ting the Fvderution News fund of the club. Mrs. O. L. Lurlson und conunitteo will be in charge of courtesies of the ufternoon, Tho Loyal Women's class of the Christ iun Sunday school will meet In regulur sesMon. Friday at 2:30 p. m-, ut the home of Mrs. C. F, Mcpherson, 17'i3 X uvenue. The home department of the Presbyterian church will meet ut the home of Mrs. A. H, Anderson, lit 7 Adams uvenue, Friday after noon ut 2:30 o'clock. King Herald's Homo guurds will meet ut the Melhudist church Fri day evening after school. Children from the uges of eight to fourteen are urged to come. Absence from church was u crime In the seventeenth century. Now it Is merely u custom. , , One thing taught by experience Is that you can't always leurn by experience. t Y t t ? t t t t t t ? t X f t t t f T t t t t t t f ? ? A. Special- 16 Coats One Lot Fall and Winter Coats r - I At Money-Saving Prices. , You who have not bought your Win- j ter Coat, cannot well afford to over- V look these special value coats. You jC would expect to pay far more of quality materials, distinctive styles, -firm foili-viiviTr . oil ni- mtinao 4-Vi n f wiu surprise you. , - , , ; $11.75 to $31.50 New' Shape Mr. und Mrs. C. D. . Putman charmingly entertained the mem bers of the Alpha club last night at their homo on Washington ave nue. The regular club number, five tables ot bridge, wus ut play( with Wn N4ion winuknw 3iigh ong the ludle.i. The gen tlemen's prize went to James Mc Numee. . . Dainty refreshments were serv ed uftcr the pluy. tables o& 1 I score aino Presbyterian Aid Plans Bazaar. , pTEIU.l."njljl SALTIIY FEET good foundation for by body. i your feel heulthv, is and comfortable by X the Arch-Aid shoe. its straining; prevents lig; helps nature keep i:ct well. 2 B00TERY ,y llajden, 31 gr. Iboiight to jour feet. J9c PECIAL lJ Trays, Wall Vases )wer Bowls and bandlc Sticks L LILLY ardware Phone M-85 Sixty member.H were present yes terday ufternoon when tho Ladies Aid society of the Presbyterian j church met at the church. During ,the business session presided over j by the president, Mrrt, J, T. ltlch urdsun, final plana were made for 'the bazaar, which will bo held No vember 21) and 21 in the Hludeba i ker sales room. Three new mem bers were added to tho society. Af ter the closu of the business meet ing, little MLshch Alice Janet and Maelizabeth Cooper played a violin duet, accompanied by Miss Alma Lilly. Uefreshim-nts wero served by the committee in churgu consisting of Mrs. A. S. JMiryeu, chairman, und Mesdaui'-s G. It. Cluycomb, It. It. Carey, W. C Crews, Owear Cutler, li. M. inirlund, I- F. Dunn, Rob ert Kakin, C ll. Lbcrhurd, 11. Jl. Cleaver and Kvuns. Clio Club Meets At Counti-y Club lr. and Mrs. Lee Uouvy delight ,rully entertained the Clio club lost i evening at the country club. Nine ItablcM were at pluy during the eve Inlng, wilh Mrs. W. II. P.ohoen ;kiimp Jr. winning high score for the ladies' club prize und the south-men's prize going to Walter Kcuter. Mr. and Mrs. G. I Larl ,son were presented with the guest ; prize. j Juuch was served uftcr the pluy. i : Stella Bodmer Is Child Welfare Speaker It. Stella N. Lodmcr will 1 tin speaker at the first program meet ing of the Child Welfare fr:part- j m nl in the Neighborhood, club rooms at the library bitlldlvg l'ri Oity afternoon. She will ftutk on "Nutrtlion und its KeUition to liody Luilding." Mrs. It. K. We9tenhar, who was elected general chairman at i he ncent organization' meeting, will begin n series of Informal lec tures on "Mind Develop nient." 3t in the plan of the department to carry onl a definite jprogrum of psychological tdiidie augmented by I reatments of subjeeJs of special inP-n-st by authoritatjvo speakers. All women bit crest id in child welfare are welconiu to attend, the president announcer;, and are. urg ed to be prcjR-nt for the Haulc pro grams. ' Methodist Women Plan December Bazaar pbins for a bazaar Dec. & were disctised by 1! women gathered ut the home of Mrs. It. W. Leightoa Wednesday afternoon for tlr meet ing of division two of the First M, K. Ladies' Aid society. Mrs. CI. W. lluar.4 presided at the business y iut.aic', iiiv.k ttijfi tullovc4 hy u zrf? ' . ' ' Ky " - - v WE INVITE YOU TO SEE THESE VALUES. LADIES READY-TO-WEAR Jf AND MIL.UNERY f Klaiualli l'alls Sloms ltubbHl. KLAMATH KAl-l-S. On-. NllfV cruckers ontured thruo Klamutli Kails business liousos nnd huccihmI--d In blowlnR open one anfe, gft tini; ppproxlmntuly In t lit othrr two stoma they wero frluht- WhenWinterCoraes Foley's Honey anoTar For Coughs and Colds (Mid uway. .At tho Klamath Kalis crimmi'i-y tht-y took tho safo from tho offlco to tlu'. ico room whoro thi'y bk-w It opi.h. jintDi; kii,i,i;d in i Kiins l.OliiaVll.l.K, Ky. (AT) Tliroa men wero reported killed lii cloc tlon flithts In Kentucky 'into Tuoh. dny, reports from-Hnrlan-suid Wlll Inm Gilbert and a man named Ma ples killed each other and Whlte burg dispatches said Oeoriro BateB was killed and four other wound ed near thorn lia row In which io shots wero exchanged, -. ITRTT! AT NOVRMRFR 1 LAMP SALE NOW GOING ON Credit CARR'S No Interest . ' You cat more crackers now than at any other time of the year. For good taste demands that crackers be served with all roups, salads and hot chocolate. And hungry kiddies delight in cracker sandwiches with cheese, peanut butter, jelly or jam. Then why not be economical and buy Tru-Bakcs in the larger packages? Baked by the TRU-BLU BISCUIT CO., Spokane and Portland Thm Home of Tru-Blu Grahams. English Style Biscuit, and the Famous Tru-Blu Fruit Cake Kitchen At Your Grocer's ... ..jmi,,.. .. icwian ri a The rarest of flavors in the handsomest of tins for table use SchillingPaprika Pepper Allspicc f Mace Cinnamon Ginger Musutd & 11 odicti 1 Tca S Coffee taking f 7'owdcr Extracts Spices -J , 'M The Day lite Unit Offer Ends November 15 Lisht mIioic you want it in the most remote corner of your kitchen. No shadows on your work. The kitchen is the workshop of the home. Two-thirds of Ihc housewife's time is spent there. And, sorry to say, it is the most poorly illuminated room in the home. Make it cheery and bright. A DAYL1TE KITCHEN UNIT will do that very thing. We arc now working on our last shipment. When this ship ment is sold out we will not re-order again this year. GET YOUR UNIT BEFORE IT IS TOO LATE. FREE TRIAL. Eastern Oregon Light & Power Co. "DAYL1TE YOUR KITCHEN
