Monday, November 9, 1925.
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TUti LA GRANDE EVENING QfcSERVEH
.1 Page. Three'-
NEWS of
Miss Caldwell,
Mr. Playle Wed
' A pretty homo Wfdrtlnjj foolc
' place yeaternuy morning tit nln6
lO'ulock ut tho. home of Mr. and
-Aim. J. V, t'ulthvcll, when their
daughter. MIhh Dorothy Caldwell,
.was united tn marWae to Atid-nn-r
I'layle, son of Mr. find Mrs.
.('hurles Plujie. of this city. Tho
linproasive riiK ceremony was uwil
with the !tev. o. V. Jones. oN
'-riclulltiK. ' '
Thu living rpoin of tho home wua
heuutifully decorated with huttkelu
of riowens In tho pusiel shudes.
MImh Culdwelt and her attendants
.wen also dressed in pustel colors.
The hrldc. was beautiful in a dress
Of blue churmeiiHe. She carried u
bride's houqiii't .of roe Inula and
the hundUerelilef carrh-d hy her
grandmother, ut her marriUKe. Her
bridesmaid. Miss Kuth Itramwell.
wore apricot and carrh'd-n Krenrh
houi)UH. LlUla Misses HeU ne-Man
ItoH- fibaum mni Mildred Green
were flower girls and wore yellow.
When Mrs. It. J. CJreen began
playing Hie wedding ' march th
hrldc accompanied by her father.
' und her attendants, passed down an
bde. made by streamers of while
vlbbon to un arch of lattice work
'and covered with flowers and
greenery, wIi.tp they' Joined the
' bridegroom and his best man, Jess
: 'Andrew, and the ceremony was
performed. Previous to thu wed
ding Miss Isahcllo Miller sung "At
lattnlng" by ('adman,
i The wedding was a very quiet af
fair, with only immediate members
of tho family and a few intimate
friends present. Miss Krma Lyman
jand Miss l.urllle It luck uswisted- in
the living room. Mrs. Karl Kosen
hauni, sister of Hie groom, Mrs. It.
J. Clreen, Mrs. L. H. Itramweil and
'Mrs. Prank i'onner, of Union, help
ed with tho wedding break lust fol
lowing tho ceremony.
The happy couple left La Grande
immediately after the. wedding,
iibout 10 o'clock, In their own car
-for Portland, Seattle and
western points. They will bo at
home to their many friends hero
utter December 1 at their home at
1002 Fourth street.
' Miss Caldwell- is a popular La
Grande girl. She graduated from
the high school lure lust spring.
'Mr. Playle alo graduated ' from
the local high school and the Ore
gon Agricultural college, lie is a
member of the Omega I'psllon fra
ternity, lie is a prominent young
business man of this city, being
connected with the Playle Oil com
pany. Federation News Tea
Is "Accorded Success . '
Tho l&O clubwomen and' their
friends in attendance ut the bene
fit tea for which Mrs. August J.
Mlungo opened her home on Spring
avenue to ttio Neighborhood club
Saturday ufternoyn donated the
full umount of the fund Mrs. G. L.
Larison, chairman, and her com
mitte
had hoped to raise in order
to provide the club with a 100 peri .
l...t, II,., nTl..l..l
:gun of the Oregon State Federa
tion of Women's Clubs. . .
; Htalidy chryManlheniums in tones
or veilow were'ttsod with cheery ef
fect about the" rooms.
In the din I
lng room, where tea was poured
by Mrs. A. L. Klehanlson,. Mrs. W.
t. Bohnenkamp, . Mrs. Clyde K.
Seltz, Mrs. R. Holitu s, Mrs. T. J.
Heroggin and Mrs. George H. Bir
die, the tables were adorned with
bowls of pink roses.
During the hour from 2 o'clock
till II, musio was furnished by Miss
Lois Nelson, pianist, and Dick
WALLING'S
COATS especially priced
for quick turnover.
COATS for stouts and
matrons $25.00 to $65.00
COATS for tne average
fiure....$17.50 to $47.30
COATS for Misses
$15.00 to $32.50
DRESSES Satins and
crepes,- one lot $10.75
WALLING'S
39c
SPECIAL
Vases, Trays, Wall Vases
Flower Bowls and
Candle Sticks
F. L. LILLY
Hardware
Phone
SOCIETY
New Oxford
3-..
An oxford that is graceful and deco
rative as well ns practical Is this one'
with a few cut-out sections at the
fastening to break the monotony, ;
The U?cu' in being worn with
tailored nd snort clovhos In prefer-
ec.ctj to the dressier pump, i
Lindsay, whoso violin numbers
were accompanied by Mrs. J. Iun
aid Meyers.
.The club sextette, members of
wliloh are Mesdame's Verm ;Alnn-
; worth, A. V, Nelson,' Karl Stod-
lurd, Lester Stoddard, James Mo
J-Jamec and T. it. Maxwell, Rang
a u ring the: .second hour. ; Mis. II.
L. Holmes whs at iheipluno. '
Orchestral numbers wer played
during the final hour of the affair
by Kenneth Oekeler, violinist, An
drew I.oney, corm-Ust, and Kugene
Tolls, piunlst.
Mrs. Meyers and Mrs. Karl Stod-
othenKinrd arranged the progrum.
Welcoming the guests in the liv
ing rooniB were Mesdnmcs W. P.
McAdory, Albeit Hunte.-, A. T. Hill,
H. H. Cleaver, Chase Bohnenkamp,
1 4, 11. Bouvy and Lester KlnzelL
Mesdaines-George T. Cochran, Gro
ver Grimmett, J. K. Woodell, It. l-
Tyler. Albert Warden and Jam?
Warnick were in charge of tea.
Mrs. R. .1. Green, C. A. Blngaman
and Fred Hpaeth served punch.
1 onatlons were received at the
door by Mrs. Lee Warnick , and
Mrs. J. A; Ted lord.
Five girls assisting tho hostesses
were Misses Jane Kiange, Bernice
Wilson. Virginia Warnick, Gtlda
Ashby and Marva Lyman. J
W. B. A. Commander
Will Be Guest Here
Mrs. Julia V. Ward, Portlund,
slate commander of the W. P. A.,
uccompanied by ' Mrs. Christine
Clarke, Portland, district deputy
of the order, left La Grande this
1 lh , Ml(l
Mrs. Ward will return to this
city Tuesday to be present at the
regular meeting of La Grande re
view, No. '27, at K. of P. hull Tues-
y evening. Dinner will be served
clul
at h o clock in her honor, ami a so-
program carried out after the
business routine.
Joint Session
Elects Officers
The Kings Heralds find Homo
Guards of the First Melhodist epis
copal church met in joint session
Friday ulternoon at the church.
This year the two departments will
meet together .and study both homo
and foreign subjects,
j Officers were elected for the en
'suing year Friday, as follows: Le-
nore Headley. president ; Cut h lei n
j I Money, vice president ; Adam
j LciKhton, secretary ami Frank Ty
i b-r, treasurer.
CaThleen 1 Money nnd charge or
'one part of tho lesson and Aduut
'Lelghlou the other part. Itelresh
1 menls were M'-rved before udjourn
. mcnt.
Bible Study Class to
Kesume Meetings
The Hlble Study class, formerly
meeting wih Mrs. Harriet Mac
Donald, will resume its regular ses
sions tomorrow afternoon at 2:3
! o'clock at the Neighborhood club
rooms. "The Life of Christ' the
i subject of last year, which had
! been carried to the "Miracle of
U;una," will be continued from that
I point. This study of the eternal
i und spiritual cense of the Hlble Is
; unusual and neply Interesting, uc- j
cording to several of tho mem- j
: Ihts.
Women of all churches mid some
who ore not church members meet
with this class, which Is now enter
ing on Its eleventh year. A cordial
invitation Is extended to all who
ore Interested tn this line of study.
! .
! Party Compliments
iMrs. J. Clark
I Tho birthday annlvprsiry of Mrs.
' J. Clark was the inspiration for
: a delightful party Saturday cven
i lng given by a number of friends
at her home on D avenwn. Heven
! tubhs of cards were at play dur
' ing the evening, with Mrs. N. H.
I N'ellson winning high score among
, the ladles and the gentleman's
prlae going to Fred Smith. Th'-rc
' were hIro several gii"St who did
! not play.
! Refreshments wer styM befor
adjournment.
Clover Crek (Special) Mis
Lydia Sailor and Kdson MCans"
were married at Cunby, Oregon
November 2. Miss Sailor was a
teacher In the La Grande schools
last year and Mr. McCanse Is a
prosperous young farmer of this
vicinity.
The baprr cottptr will at fcornfl
to their many -friends at Plover
Creek.
Pnlon, Or. (Special) With her
daughter Misd Margaret assisting,
Mrs, Kdtth Phy of North I'nlon en
tertained Die Psrnutlon cub last
Thursday afternoon. Luncheon was
served ut 1 o'clock and the . re
mainder of the afternoon spent ul
needtework. Mrs. Belle Wright
and Mrs. Piunk Bturgill were
guests of the society ror the after
noon. Perry (Special) Mr. M. Mur
ray gave a miscellaneous 'shower
for Mrs. Karl Murray, a recent
bride Wednesday afternoon. Twenty-seven
ladies were present. The
afternoon was spent visiting" nnrt
playing games, alter which re
freshments were served.
Many useful and beautiful Rifts
were presented to Mrs. Murray.
Announcements
' Social announcements mar
be pruned tn Mils column free
of charge, . Any announcements
pertaining to any functions such
an cooked food sales, etc., will
be refused. Announcements, to
be printed tho same day, must
bo In society editor's bauds by
9:00 o'clock. News editor's
oote
The. Women's Foreign Mission
ary society of the First M. K
church will meet .Tuesday after
noon with Mrs. G. C. Headley, ut
1 tin t AiIuiiih avenue. This is to be
"diteH-puylng ilny."
The Yeoman lodge will have a
social and card parly alter their
nun-ling Monday evening at Ragles
hall. v
The Queen Ksther . Ktandurd
Bearers will have a meeting at the
home of Miss Dorothy BrowiUon
tomorrow evening ut 3:30-o'clock. i
The Alleel Ladhs Aid will meet
at tho home of Mrs. M. K. Wall
Hi 1 1 gee Thursduy afternoon. No
vember 12, lor a business and so
cial meeting. , .
The Mission study cluss will meet
Thursday, instead of Wednesday,
thu regular meeting day, ut 1(the
home of Mrs. A. T. Hill.
" '
All members of the American
Legion Auxiliary are urged to be
in the Armistice day parade Wed
nesday morning. Cms will bo fur
nished. 1
Sister Mary
Says:
' (Uy Sister Mnry)
flreakfust Urapea. ' ceruul tliln
cream, creamed eggs on toast, gra
ham pop-overs, marmalade, milk,
coffee; . v," ''' '
Luncheon Onions stuffed1 and
baked, apple celery and cream
t: iiei.se salad," whole wheat bmid.
rolled cookies fllhd with whipped
cream, milk. lea. ':
, j (inner Boiled shoulder of
lamb, plain. boiled potutoes, cream
ed earrots. head ltd Hum) with Thou
sand Islund' dressing, grape sponge,
cookies, graham bread, currant
jelly, milk, coffee.
Children four yearn of age may
(bo served this dinner us suggested
with the exception of trie salad
dressing. l'luin lettuce finely
shredded nnd seasoned with Halt
should be their salud.
(i rab n m lopovcrs
fine-half cup gruham flour,
cup while flour, teaspoon salt,
cup (iitilk, 1 ckk. j ieusioon
melted butter.
Mix salt und flour. Add milk.
slowly, beating to muko a smooth
batter. lJ'ul t'K.T until - light with
a dover beater. Heat into batter.
adding niHb'd butter . .Heat wiui
beater for two minutes after add
ing the beaten egg. Turn into
well-butlered sizzling hot euslard
cups or Iron muffin pans. Fill
euof About half full. Iut into a
hot oven for 15 mirfutes. Hcduce
heat und boko, slowly for 20 min
utes. fUpyright, 1925. NRA Sendee.)
Work Klnrts on IHkIi Sc-liocil
PASf'A PIC LOCKS, 6ro. Ton
Ktliirllnii of th; new 17.00 liltfh
srliool tiiitldinK wuH Id-pun h'TO.
Radio
i
TIM-SHAY, NOV KMIIMH 10.
Mountain Time Stations.
CN'ItU. Heglna. Can, (366). 8 p.
in., Grace Newman mandolin
club; Al I'rquhtirt, bunjoUl.
KFWA. Ogden, Vtuh. CiOl), 6-0 p.
in., Ogden Itadto Dealers pro
gram. v
KOA, Denver, Colo. (22.0. 12:15
p. m., Itlulto theater muslcule:
3:15, relaxing and correctivu ex
ercises.; 3;Sn. matinee for house
wives: 4, culinary hints: 4:11,
fashion review: B:3tt, dinner con
cert, Herbert White and his Sil
: ver State' orcln stra; 7:30, eon
cert. Pacific Time Station.
KKOA, Keattle, Wash. (4&4.3),
ti:4fi-S:15 p. m., Hhodes Depart
ment store: 8:30. program: U:3d
ll::tn, Kddic Harkness and lila
orchestra,
KKI'tl. Hollywood, Cal. (2SK), 5-
0 p. m., home hdur with Mammy
I Simmons, Marjorie ltow Hayes,
Margaret Hond; C7. dinner mu
sic: 7-7:3U, history ami astron
omy; X-ld KFl'G concert hour
with Turner orcheslru, Tom
Mitchell, baritone; Di-ll. dance
miiNic.
KFWH. Hollywood. Cal. f
fi p. m., ehlblren's hour, Hlg Itro
tlmr of KFWH: :3-7, program.
K. 1. Janes, builder; 7. talk by
) Dr. W. I. Schuster; 7-lfi-7:3u.
mlcrophono brevities: 7::i(i-K,
program. The Klmer It .Sly com
pany; Sr9. program, W. K. Kel
logg Co.,. maker of "1'KI'"; a-111
irogiain,-H.;L. Crockett, Hudson
Kssex dealer with Way Wntm
and ukuhdel Kllte trio, Deune
Moore and others; JU-11, Wurner
( Itrothers frolic.
KOO. Onkland; Cal. (3d. 2.) 11:30
U7 tn.,-t i. ni luncheon con
cert; 4-5:30,' concert ' orchestra.
Hotel St. Francis, Vinton lYr
reru condueling;, "As a Wiuman
ThlnkethV. lionise J.undls; :- (7.
dinner concept, Sherman, Clay &
company;, , Tladio Hreezes.", 1.
C. iSlu, ' California nnmV.U
Murgnret Vogel, cellist: Culenmh
Cox, the business philosopher;
Catherine lirown, pianist; Millie
M. Anderaon, contralto: piano
. livsag'A No. 4i, Vvmai
Oni:iON TR-ML FOX FAICI,!
II. W. Kiulth, Prop., ;
i La Grande, ' Ore
If T hud not pelted or sold any
of my Bilver fox since my tart
up to date, I could -now pelt 45
head and take $100 for each p.lt
and be making a NET I'KOFIT
of 25'& of my totnt lnvesiment
annually. Besides 1. would stlil
have 20 head left us breeding
stock.
I My increase hus been 25 bi-t-
ter lliun uny other known fox
farm In the west. , ' ..
We are fully prepared
to take care of your elec-'
trical needs. How about j
some new Mazda Lamps I
for those empty sockets?
La Grande
Electric Co.
1412 Adams Ave.
i
ffl&'J.et us serve
2 i Electrically
Two Ways
. Of Looking At
CLEANING And PRESSING
Tlie thoughtless pereon
miKht think that It Ih n-il-U-hh
expcnHft to hnvir om'tt
rlot!tlnif cli-anod umi pr:H8
fti..' ri-prularly... "Throwiitir
monry away" an It would
We know how to properly clean and press. We
maintain one standard of workmanship only
The Best.
Men's Suits Cleaned and Pressed, $1.50
Phone Main 72
The Wardrobe Cleaners
Next 10
duet, Ktihparu Hugaii und Itteh
urd A. Nichols; musical novelty.
"Fun n the Sehoolrooin"; 8:50,
miction bridge feature, :
KOW. Portland. Or, (4!.L6)i
12:30-1:30 p. m.. Itoso City trio;
7:45-S, talk, Oregon Hunker's as
sociation: 8-w, ''Sound invost
inents:" auction bridge leHsons;
"Sayh" talk, concert trio; -l,
General Cord orchestra; lu-12,
Indian Orlll.
KIIJ. Los Angeles. Cnl. (4H6.2), fl-
0:30 p. in,,; Lelghton's Arcade
cafeteria orchestra. Jack Cron
shaw, leader: G:.10-7:2(v, history
story, ITof. Hertzog; weekly vis
it Queen Titauia- und Sandman
from l-'ulryland," Chus. Leslie
Hill, readings. Louis. F.i Klein,
auto-harp and harmonica; 71. 10.
talk on dogs, II. M. Uobertson;
K-lo, program, Hroudwny De
partment store, urninged by J.
Howard Johnson; JO-l 1, AH
lllektnan'.i Hlltinore note! datice
orchestra, Jt'rank Kills, lender. .
KN.V. Hollywood. Cal. CIHO.H).
&-.'ti-ti: 1 5 p. m., Wurlltzer pipe
organ studio. Town Tattler;' ti: 1 5,
travel talk, Wl' Alder; C:30-7
rmwe a heart
'IV
mrnm&r. ,
jzPii.ymzjLEi
mmvi
"After every meal" for digestion fh
Like. .r ...'V.v'
c but hot quite like!
You'll see many shoes somewhat resembling
the "Ciro," but few that really equal it. For
its straps and cut-out have been combined with
just that touch of, originality that makes' a ,
' , shoe-out of the brdiniiiy' even though it is '
exactly Ih the mode. Then, too',, it is ah "Arch-'
fone;" shoe in, tonic for tired feet.- S: '' '
Rxclutiive
THE BOOTERY
lint tho v,ino. niun knows
that it Is true economy to
pn ur- r v thu 1 ut i r Ic o n tl
"wt" of a milt by having It
cW-nncd and pnwd n-gu-Inrly.
It Is not BptnUlnK--It
in rcully KtviiiK.
Delivery
Penney Co.
. Atwater Kent orchestra, Paul
- Final cin, leader: 7-7:45, Don
Clark and his Ijk Monica dance
; orchestra; 7:45,. tulk on health,,
Dr. Uobt. T. Williuma; K-9, pro
grum, Zinke's Hebottoining com- ''
' pany; a-io, KNX fouturo pro-i
gram; 10-12, movie night at Die!
Ambassudor, Hay West's Cocoa-'
nut Urovu dunce orchestra. j
KPO, San Finncisco, Cul, (41i8.3).'
1-2 p. m Hudy Seiger'a Fair-;
mont hotel orchestra; 0:16. Wal
dumur Llnd and the Stales ltes-
. taurant orcelistru; 7-7:30, Hudy
, Seiger'a Fairmont hotel orehes
. tra; 9-10, Mona Motor Oil corn
puny, Mona Motor Oil trio; lo
ll. Jack Couktey's Cubirinns.
KTA B, t OulOund, Cul.-(24u), 8-10
Vp. m., program, Mutual Stores.
Camp to llnvt I'unimv.
RAN1Y,. Oiv.A big fireplace
is being built and. a f irnace In
stalled 'Ut Government Camp Tor
the comfort of tourists this win
ter. It ist expected to Keep the
main, part of : the hotel open 'ill
winter. '
tor your stomach f
Don't overwork . it
by "stuffing" and eat.
i ing between 'meals.
'fTjpy'iwRIG LEY'S
! when you want "just
a stiack."; ' i :
':f - It; wllli' soothe and
itatlsfy ypur taste
;waiii,f allay thirst .
caIm tne.6t.omacn'
ease your urea nerves.
A JtcU Cross thrco-Btrnp
' rut-otit .coiuhlnution' in pat
ent or block . kid.'. With
. Arcji-Tono fentnro. '
ReprcKentative
ROLLINS HOSIERY
"Miles of Weitr in Every Pair"
$1.00 J1.G3 $1.95 $2.25
Putman's
Ladies' Ready-To-Wear
GREAT NOVEMBER
LAMP SALE
NOW GOING ON 1
Credit CARR'S No Interest
i We will be closed nil
11, 1925, in honor of our
For your convenience
8:30 Tuesday evening. . .
' WE HAVE
Anything you wish
A FEW SUGGESTIONS:
CAKl'.S
lln(u))po ,
Chirry
Mocha
Coffoa
J)ovil Foort .
Honey f're-om
Anyt'l Food .
' Applo-. Bnucfl
. I'ound' Ccilia
riKs
Applo
Hlackbcrry
Cherry
( I'fiucl)
Aprieo ,M-VTumpklK-'A'
' Crcum' '
COOKIKS '
. Mnccaroons
lady KliKrerB
' ' ' ' Crcum HoIIh
,..-,. '-.I' FHKNOII I'ASTKV ' , -
. Ki'incli,, Ityo, Cnu-kod Vt'hrut, Wholo ,Whftit, araliim,
nnd Golden (-'runt.-.' ' '
In flnr Ww Twiition Aoroiw llm Ktnvt Jrrnn Obwnrr.
Gwilliams' Electric Bakery
RInkers of niKb-Onulo Paitrles
"HOME OP THE CIOLDEN CRUST"
First Church of Christy
Scientist A ?
La Grande, Oregon
: . '
Announces
A Free Lecture on
Christian Science
By
Peter V. Ross, C. S. B.
Of flan FrnnclHco, Cai.
Mnnihor of llm Hoard of lectureship of Thn Mother Church,
Tho Klrnt Church of ChriMt.HclfntiMt, In HoMon, Afusanch'JseUa
STAR THEATRE
Monday, November 9, 1925
At 8:00 P. M.
The Public Is
To
and Millinery
day Wednesday, November'
national heroes. ' ' ' ;
we will remain open until'.
IT FOR YOU. :
for dessert for; your
Cherry Props
flURUP ,
Kulsln
3J,
Oat Meal
Kl-ult
Cofreo "Cake
Jiuttttc vHorna .
Lurich Itolls
Xtulfwd DoufrlinuU
flnimmon Itolls
ranker IIouso Rolls
HUim tf'.v,
Hnnlls .
nnd Turn-ovcrB
Cordially Invited
Attend
4
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