La Grande evening observer., November 19, 1925, Image 3

Thursday, November 10, 1925.
THE LA' GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Page Three -'
NEWS of SOCIETY
Mrs, Mossman Will
Attend Institute
Mrs. IS. P. Mosamun, chairman
F the Art division of tho Oregon
''etk-rution of Womrn'u clubs, left
wr Salem Tuesduy cvenhiff, wlure
ho will be tlto honor .giU'Ht ut a
'. K. O. luncheon at noon today.
Mrs. MoHsnmn will go from Ha
ni to Oregon City to attend a tea
j bo given this afternoon In her
onor, where she will tulk to the
idlcH present on urt topics. She
III then eo to Tortlund to be a
preventative of tho Im, Grande
Neighborhood club ut the Kedera-
lon Institute which wllr be held
here on Saturday and will address
hat assembly on mutters vital to
,ier depart nient. ,
joval Sisters Meet
At Herman Home
Mm. Al Herman, Mrs. II. Kumluy.
lid Mrs. Joo Williums entertained
ho I.oya) Ulsters or tlie. Christian
hurcli yesterday afternoon ut tin
loin of tho former. It was the
t'KUlur monthly meeting of t)ie so
li'ty and besides the 35 members
resent there were, three, visitors.
i'hreo tifiw members were added
.o tho soelety.
After the business session a so
lal hour was enjoyed. Mrs. May
.leorpo played u ilano seleellon
nd Mrs. (". I. Mel'hersim render
d a voeal niimlier. Mrs. IllaUe
llllelds and Mrs. Claude Nnsh as
isted I lie hostess ill serving ri-reshlueuts.
Name Committees
.''or Ensuing Year
Approximately CI ladles were
iresent yesterday artiTlioon when
he General Aid or the Methodist
Ipiseopal church met at the home
r Mrs. James Moss. During I lie
'iiislness session plans were made
or the bazaar, which will bo held
Jeeeniber 6. Committees wore
iimuiiilcd as IoIIowh: Apron lioolh:
jilrs. S. ('. Hunt hi Mrs. H. VV. Tal ¬
ler mid Mrs. I S. Hunrord: nov
lly mid fancy work booth. Mrs.
'. 1.. Wallace, Mrs. It. W. I.eiKlilon
nd Mrs. C. M. Itosnniunil: baby
Hides lioolh, Mrs. Illckock and
Lira. W W. Wilson: candy, .Mrs. l'
Klillilt;. Mrs. Kd wooden ami
JlIi-8. tleorKC I'ieree: cooked food
Loolh. Mrs. C. K. Hi inn. iwrs. .
Rdler und Mrs. K O. 1'ayton.
felaiidlnir conimlllees Tor Ihe year
kern also appointed, as follows:
Jitcllilicinhlp. M.sdames l.ee Hnn-
iird, George llaars and l . I . lcn
ing: culling. MeBdnines S. C.
mltli. It. W. Lelghlon, J. K.
LVooib ll und V. l. Killing; 'evo
lonal, MesdumoB W. I'leiBon. W.
Wheeler unn Kim I'oiy: music
ml entertainment, Mrs. win
r and Mrs. George l'lerce.
During the program nour .urn.
lav .Bnller 9lin tvdp , milliners
BwiiilVfHirtaliy'" and" -IMalfl
illnc." Mrs. Ed Jasper piayeu i
nlln numbers. Mrs. ueorge i-ieicu
kud charge of the devotional.
The hostess, in serving rorrcsh
lents ut the close of the meeting.
Ihe assistance of Mesdnmes
kugustn llengledorf. A. Miller, Klla
I Kit v. S. (J. Coleman, l.ee nam......
v. II. Wheatley, V. C. Smith. W.
lerson and Kd HleKox. i ae rou,..
... a r ..ink
kerc bright Willi omen" i
WALLING'S
JERSEY DRESSES
One lot of All-Wool Jer
sey Dresses for misses'
school and street wear,
to be sold at once for
, 56.9." Each.
COATS
From
10 TO 25 Oil'
HATS
One lot Trimmed
53.93
" ' FLOWERS
All the beautiful new
novelties for hats and
dresses.
HAT FRAMES
A new shipment just
received.
'S
und levender chrysanthemums and
asters.
I
Mr. and Mrs. McNamee i
Entertain
Five tablet! of bridge were at play
last evening when Mr. and Mrs.
Jaim-8 MeNamee entertained the
members of the Alpha club at their
home on Second street. High
scores were won by Air. and Mrs.
Walter helsinun.
Bouquets of pretty autumn flow
ers were used to decorate the
home. After the play luncheon
served.
Past Matrons' Club
Is Entertained
.Mpb, Kiiima Kiddle and MIhh
Pauline .Lcderlo . were hostesses
last evening when the I'ust Ma
trons club of the Order of the
Kustern Star niet in the Masonic
1'arlors. After a short business
session tho remainder of the even
iiig was spent sewtngr und visiting.
Dainty refreshments were serv- j
ed. I
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Orchestra Will Be
Feature of Carnival
Thu" "Kitchen Cublnet orches
tra." which uppeared In cntertuln
mciit here last yeur under the uus
4ilces of the Uuptlst Ladles Aid
will appear ugatn as a feature of
a rudio carnival to be held In the
1. O. U. 1. hall on Adams avenue
Saturday evening at 7:3u o'clock.
The carnival Is belnff conduoted
under the joint ntinpleun of the
Ituplist ladies and the I. U. O. V.
lode. and will be held durhiff the
day und in the evening on Friday
und Huiurdny of this week. Hev
eral program, were given by the
"orchestra" Inst year, which were
so successful that many requests
have been made for their reappear
ance. Life of Author
Is Discussed
At tlie regular weekly meeting
of the J. I). ,S. ltellef society Tues
day evening a program under thr
direction of Mrs. J. J. Peurson on
the lift of Henry Van Dyke proved
very Interesting. Mrs. G. A. Bean
discussed his life and religious
writings. Mrs. George It. Lyman
told the story of "The Other Wise
Alan" ami Mrs; Clyde Meteulf re
viewed his "I.lue Flower."
After thu program the huzaur (o
be given by the M. I. A. of North
La Grande was discussed. The ba
zaar will be held the first week In
December for thu purpose of erect
ing u new chapel on the north side.
Mrs. Fitzgerald ' ,
Hostess to Society i "
- ii'litty. jnjinlir.6fUe'M.Wjn' so
ciety were present yesterday afler
noon, when Mrs. Duvld I'Mtzgeruld
was hostess, at her home on Sixth
street. Mrs. Bell Kennedy was as
sistant hostess. During the busi
ness session presided over by Mrs.
Harry Luvey. president, plans were
made for the annual bazaar of the
soelety which will take place De
cember J C. Dainty refreshments
were served before adjournment.
The next meeting of the society
will be at tlie home of Mrs. Charles
Reynolds, with .Mia. 11. D. Mel nn lb
assisting. f
' s
Parkdale Club Meets
With Mrs. Hill
The Parkdale club met yesterday
afternoon at the home of Mrs.
George Hill in Fruitdule, with Mrs.
Hill and Mrs. It. A. Wllkernon as
hostesses. Twenty-three members
and five, visitors were present. The
visitors were: Mrs. L. l'ayue, of
Cove. Miss Cora Christlson. teacher
of the Frultdale school. Mrs. Clyde
Davis, Mrs. Nell Thacker und Mrs.
Clyde Webb.
Mrs. C. M. Ithldtc spoke of thr
club Institute. .Mrs. Alma Carroll
gave a rending entitled "Friends."
During tint contest games Mrs. Kv
crett .Sehafer won first prize und
Mrs. Harriett Htilwell the consola
tion prize. A handkerchief shower
was given for Mrs. Minnie Luper
In honor of her birthday annivers
ary. '
A dainty luncheon was served by j
the hostesses. ,
P.-T. Association to j
Hear Concert !
The annuul evening meeting of
the Greenwood Parent-Teacher us- 1
soclatlon will be held Kriduy even- i
Us at tho school. TJieru will be
a business meeting ut 7:30 o'clock
and the program will by nt 8. Be
sides other interesting numbers the
La Grundo Municipal band, under
tho direction of Andrew Loney Jr.
will pluy several selections. Uu-'
freshmcnts will be served.
Tho fathers of Die students of
Greenwood school are especially
Invited to attend tills meeting.
Class Plans
Hard Time Party
A hard time purly fur which utl
attending are expected lu dri'iui in
upproprtato fashion ia to 1m eiven
by the mciubtTH of the Murytha
Bible . class of tho First M. K.
church Friday ovonlnu at 7:30
o'clock at the home of Mrs. George
llaars, 305 Mutn street. Members
aro privileged to invito llleir
friends. . ,
L'ovo (Special) Mrs. It. Z. Bax
ter was hostess at a shower recent
ly honoring Miss Leona Raster,
whoso marriage to Nephl Combs,
of I.u Orande, wilt be an event of
Thanksgiving day. '
' The guests included Mrs.' K.
Warden, Uerlrand Wardell, Miss
lues Murphy, Mr. and Mrs. J. D.
Welmer, Miss Delia Welnicr, Krvii
Itees, Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Orion,
Mr. and Mrs. Hoy llaxter, Mrs.
itutli Urasille, Italph t'olUnt, Miss
Helen Johnsoti, of - I'nion, :Mlss
Kossom, of Uuker, .Miss . Violet
Bloom and Alvln Uoyd.
Cove (Hpecltil) Mrs. Kverott
I'owoll was hostess to tho Young
Matrons bridgo club Saturday af
ternoon at her home hero. MIsh
Bess Kelly won high honors dur
ing tho afternoon's play, Dulnly
refreshments wero-served after the
games. .
Those present wore: Mrs. A. H.
Orton, Mrs. T. C. Hefty. Miss llcss
Kelly, Mrs. Lynn Chadwiek. Mrs.
J. Miller, Mrs. T. H. Conklln, Miss
Morotliy Del Beau and Mrs. Wtll
ium Hallmark.
Murphy to Address
Welfare Meeting
Dr. Kay Murphy will address the
meeting of tho Child yelfalo de
partment at the Neighborhood club
rooms in tho library building l'"ri
day at 7:31) p. in. His subject will
be "Diet."
Mrs. It. K. 'NVeslcnhuver. chair
man of the department, will give
the first of a series of psycholog
ical talks on thu topic. "Mental
Development." "
i
Miss Jones HosXcss
To Juliet Club
Miss Itftryl .Tulles entertained the
members of tlie Juliet, (lull at on
old fashioned lurry pull Monday
evening at her home on Pennsyl
vania avenue. . The time was en
joyably spent socially, after which
refresliments were Hervi'fl
- Announcement
Social renouncement mar
bo printed In this column free
oC charge. Any announca-'mruM
pertaining to any functions anch
as cooked food sales, etc., will
be refnsert. Annonnoeinaata, to
be printed the mnie day, most
be In society editor's lianils by
1:00 o'clock. Mem editor's
note.
tomorrow afternoon at tho home
of Mrs. J. K. Wright, with Mrs.
Ernest Vchrs as ussistunt hostess.
Southern UaptLst llaptl&nM
Set Kew JKvangvllslle Mark
NASHVTT.I.K. Tenn. (AD With
the ndnilnisterltig of 1.037.5AO bap
tisms by the Kouthern llaptlst
church during tlie Inst five years
a new evangelistic record for all
evangelical denominations has been
established, said Dr. K. V. Al
dredge, statistical secretary. '
Dr. Alldrcdge itulu that this Is an
averago of 307.610 baptisms un
nunlly for the five years of 1020-24
inclusive, und 48 baptisms for ev
ery daylight hour.
Tho highest prevl6us record of
Southern Baptists In baptisms was
7H.333 for tho fivo-year period of
11116-19. inclusive.
The best reflections come from 1
i thinking instead of looking Into j
'The Itlveria l'urent-Teacher us
sociutlon will hold Us regular
meeting Kriduy afternoon. Novcn
ber 2o. at the school. A largo at
tendance is requested by thoeo In
churgo. . .
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The November meeting of the
Central l'arent-Teacher association
will be hold Friday afternoon al
2:3ti o'clock ut the school,
, Tlie l.ulher league will have u
hard tlmo'soclal tomorrow evening,
November so, , ut the Luthoran
cliurch. i
Chapter 1.. l'.-K. P.. will meet
This
5-
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CALIFORNIA
Gay.healthful recrcation;outdoorievcry day; the
glamor of a semi-tropical clime.
Plan to use one of the four popular dally trains
from Portland for the southward journey over the '
Slum a route. , "
StraiRht to San Francisco or to Lot Angelet
comfortable, ever-fascinating journey.
' - , Learn more about this finest vacation trip. For : :
' buoUcts, fares, reservations, schedules, etc. write to
Southern Faciffuc
gOSYeon Building- JOHN M. SCOTT, A.P.T.M. Portland, Oregon
Lovely Winter Coats
Attractively Priced
THY OUR DELICIOUS
FRUIT SHEET CAKE
Together with the usual largo variety,
WATCH OUR WINDOW DISPLAYS
In our new locution
Across the street from The Observer.
G williams9 Electric Bakery
Makers of lTlgli-Cnulo Fastrlni
"HOME CrF THIS GOLDEN CRUST" v
MINERVA SAYS:
Vc liavr a nli-t putrnl 2
ryclct oxforil, low licet, for
tlto misses, flizrs 21 to ?. ut
Ht.VOO per pair, ami a tun
en If oxftird, saint: us oto . v.
at S.A.50.
MIkwh cliiltin'it, un) uu
Mien's ruhljern at J.V "Hr
an-l H1.U0.
Men's riblM-rs, MkI'I and
heavy weight.
iHtn'l forcet c liavf a
tier lot of felt hIIpimtk. con -fy
miles at si.." anil
Ask to see ttiem-.
All kinds of insoles vorU.
' leather an! felt.
Ijulies silk hose. Spuntex,
piiamnteed. Its of rolo.s
to rhoow front, at $I.OU,
SI.2.-I, S1..Vf ami S2.IHI.
IltHiH of Mir Arrh-Ah. SIkm
A SWer lo the lUil t'ns
THE B00TERY
A ll"pllal fur Sh k l o t
Ciajr HajUtll, llcml June,
Shirts
that
harmonize
n.ir.T.nm mifv.in',l.
in'.. i '
Albert
sjuSJ'?f5s. "Hiven'ttimeforbreakfist"isan .
txcxut you never her in home 1 r
fjffTLi where the morning-magic of
j?J Albers Minit Oau is known. .
Jnf Three "miniu"... and your lU(i
X' rtfi breakast is ready! Hot; nourish'
Jk inn: satisfvinff! First aid to soeedv 1 2
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l Nutmeg Sager 4t.
f Allspice Ginger B "
Cinnamon Mustard tg t
f Mace tnd 11 others '
$11.75
to
$79.50
Many beautiful style,
both plain and fur trim
med for your selection.
Coats that , are worth a
great deal more than we
are asking in materials
Lustiosa Pint Point
Fawn-Sucdc and
- . Sport Fabrics
in all the newest colors.
We ask you to see these
values and be convinced
for yourself.
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Just ask for it!
You may have Schilling
Cinnamon instead of the or
dinary kind ' if you only ask
for it. There is a vast differ
ence in, purity and flavor.
Ordinary cinnamon is flat in
flavor by compaiison. Try it!
SchillingGnnamon
new
colorings
for
Fall
at
$2.50 to $3
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Fall Suits
that
predominate
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.in
styles
and
fabrics
but
NOT
prohibitive
in
price
Neckwear and
Socks
IN
THE LATEST
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