Thursday, Doc-ember 31, 1025.
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
PageThr
NEWS of SOCIETY
and
Kiasls d'lrip;
many
iic
Party Compliments
Holiday Visitors
Mrs. A. T.. Hill u.i.i Mrs, H. K.
Watklns entertained informally
yesterday afternoon for Mrs.
Thomas i!i!l, of Chicago, Mrs. Uob
erl Karl, of Kurr no, unit Mrs. nny
Parley, of Me.Minmille, Oregon,
who urn visiting here 'during the
Christmas holidays. Mis. 1HII, Mrs.
Karl ami Mrs. Parley formerly lived
1n La Orandf
Yriends here w
ilfif rnoon.
Tea win served In the dining
rnoin with Mrs. (ii'orrc Currey nur)
Mrs. 1-M Kiddle p-uirim:. A h.-iiii-1
i r ill cenierph v oi'.hoiiy was used.
Christmas greens nmi candles wen
a,lsn UMt-d lo deenrole tin JH1 hum'
on Kirst street, uheYe (In- p;,-ty
tiMik place.
Oriental Setting Is
Dancing Party' Feature
Al ni i.-ntal N. w Ymr's day was
"simulnhd in the N- ian-r arranged
'with ( 'hiltesr symbols, eh.ii aelers
ami pampas grawj at Hunan liall
for I ho dancing p'trly :tl. which Miss
Cleta iiml Claire .VleKeimou' ent r
lained a conipiiiiy of ymntg people
Tuesday cvt liin;:. T!i if guests In
cluded ahottt iii couple from 1 lie
high school i.ml colli -go circles.
Inning tin- i-vcnim:. M iss Ceorgia
Prazier gave u feature dance, her
accompaniment h-htg played on the
piano by Miss Lots N. Ih'iin. Misses
Sylvia anil Krtwardine Malone,
dressed in Chinese t'osi mm , pre
sided nl thi! pmuii howl.
Assist ing Mr. ami Mrs, Floyd
McKcnnoi), parents of 1 lie young
linsl ami hostess, were Mr. and Mrs.
(i, L. Larlson and Mr. ;.ml .Mrs. C.
L. JHHtoti.
Novel
A V
?f
A novel ada illation at tho buckla
motif it shown in thie little. Bhues
or buede oi km Tile li.iituu Is Ions
ami lulls mci the lntei. giving a
iJU'.-lUb elU-il 'J'lio trimming, loo, In
u l--.iuuiil'iii(f shade of 'tfiuoolb
li-ulher, in uuunual.
125 Couples Attend
College Dance
Appriximiiti'ly I ' !t oonpli-s nl
tfmliMl llH' annual holiihiy dance
given by the- l.a (liand'1 fln'on
AKricull lira! collci;- sliiflontH last
vonlni? In t h! 1-MKn Itall room. The
ljall.waB lii'oUily ilicoiulcil in llio
oollofji; colors, orain'' uMtl blael-
1 ViiKinia Wainick an.l (Silila Ashljy
scrvcn lumen.
l ations uml )atronciucH for tho
dance wi re Mr. and .Mrs. I'haii.s
Ui'jnolds, .Mr. and Mrs. J. 1). Mey
ers, Dr. anil .Mrs. c. S. Monro and
Mr. and Mrs. Audmor l'laylo.
' I'loyd Smith, .Marlon lieaiiley,
Tom ilnsselt and Kranels HnodKrnss
were ineniliers of the coinmUieo in
charge of the dance.
(ManyAVill Receive
Many people set aside Now
, Vear's day as a day for calling
on their friends and several fam
ilies in Lu Grando an; nrenarlnir
to rticelvu their Rm'sls on that day. j
liesidfs tin1 number of Informal I
Favors In the gimo roinrs were jKatiieriMKH 01 uus nature nr. my
ni-...hlerl tlu. irirlK present. la!ir- r'Ceve his friends from nil
hi; . wiib enjoyed for three hours to OVt;r tllCi iando Konde valley ut
mnsie ly the Simset orchestra.
the Hot Lake sanatorium tomor-
DuriMK- the rvenlii,- little Miss 1 rou anernoon troni 3 until 7
Ceorpia Krazer pave a Kvpsy fvll-j o'clock. Several hundred people
tare dance. acromp::nled l.y .Taekl1"' expected to call at the sana
Hiatt at the piano. The Mioses ; torium during the afternoon. The
? loimy, ball room and adjoining
'rooms at the sanatorium have been
decorated
WALLIHB'S
AfTER-CHIMSTMAS
SALH
Evpi y article cut in price
for the occasion
program has heen
COATS
",, to -no
OFF
HATS
1.73 t(t i!;.!)3
Kvciy One a Uiii'Kain.
i
;WALLifsj
3Dil
BEAUTYi
The
New Year Season
Now, more trail al imy o'.h
(r time of t'ue year, you'll
want to look yu:ir lust.
I'hone today for appoint
ment. Our operators ate e--perts.
Vi'heii yo'i come to
The Colonial. oii know that
the work will be done ritfht.
Colonial Iieauty
... ' Shop
f-'uily
and a special
, arraiiKod.
; Miss James.
iMr. Hawkins Wed
! Miss Naomi James, of Olympia,
Washington, uml J. Phillip Hawk
'ins. of Knterprise, were married on
Christ mtis day at Ihe parsomiK of
,0)0 Lutheran church here, the
llev. William V. Hull officiating,
j The brhle formerly in tide her
home nt Knter prise, where hot h
young people are well known. They
will make that city their future
home.
Tmblor (Special) Mrs. Klla M".
Walker entertaimd at a delightful
dinner parly Sunday honoring the
Hrihday anniversary of her son.
.loo Ki'own. The table was beau
tifully decorated with buskets of
fruit serving as li centerpiece. The
color scheme was pink and white.
Covers were laid for t wenty-Heven.
Those present were Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Skeen, Mr. ami Mrs.
Johnnie Hkillings and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Archie Keown and fam
ily, Mr. and Mrs. T. Henderson
and fatuity, Charlotte Skeen. Har
old Skeen. Mrs. Thomas Standley,
W ayne and lloyd Shindh y. Chris
.lorgeiis.-n. Klla M. Waller. Harold
Skeen. Clifford Skeen, DeLuce K.
Wahlvogel and the honor guest.
chestra; lllue Hell quartet.
KOIl, Male College, . M. (IllS.O)
7:30 p. in., pedal musical pro
gram. Pacirie Time Stations.
KCOA, Seattle, Wush. (44.S)
6:45-8;15 p. in., Sherman, Clay
and company, studio program;
N:3U-10. Times Btudto program; 10
11:30, Kddie Hurkm-ss ami his or
chestra. - I !
Kl ON, Ixinv Iteacli, Chi. (2:.4) !
4:30.5 p. in., amusement huile- 1
tin; d-G::tO, organ recital, Hi ay- j
ton's theater; ti:3i)-7, Cuplain's Inn!
dance, orchestra; S-y, I'ress-Tolo ',
grain program; 11-1 a. m., Long
Hcach Klks No. - SSS midnight'
frolic.
kl VVB, IIollywfMHl, Cal. (252)
7:10 p. in., talk on safety or
sorrow, Sergt. Kdgar Jphnson of L. ;
A. 1. 1).; 7:Hn, Jack Honz, fishlngj
ami hunting hcoui ; 7 :3U, eye-or
logue, J)r. Mai-Hhutx; 7 : lo, micro-
phone bri'vllles: 8-9, program, John t
Wright, The Right Tailor; 10-11. j
Warner Hrothers frolic, direction j
Charlie Wellmnn; 11-12. Holly-
wood Jtoof ballroom orchestra by'
remote control.
Htm, Oakland, ( nl. (ittHJ I
J 1 ; :J. 0-1 p. in., luncheon concert;'
3-1, George Kruger, pianist; Myrtle,
tiable, Tinu I'ueclnolli; violin nmu- j
licit, courtesy Nathan J. Lands-1
bergvr; -Magazine Artichi lUgesl.".
Li b ra ry S rv Ice b u rea 1 1 ; voca I !
numbi'i's. Arrillaga s Musical col-
lege; 4-r::to, eoneort, orchestra, llo-i
lei St. I'Yaiuis, Norman Wtaidslde's
Metropolitan orchestra.
K;V, IMrilnutl, Ore.. ( IKI.r)
U'::iO-l:Sti p. in.. Hose CHy trio;
5-7. dinner concert ; s-9, coucit ;
9-lo:;EU j. m., concert, Sherman,
Clay and company studio; 10:30-12,
Hoot Owls.
KIM. ios Anjjeles, Cal. (10.VJ)
fi:::o-7:30 p. m., history slory,
Trof. Hortzog ami New Year's
parly for tho K I I.I radio kiddles;
S-lo, program, Western Auto Sup
ply company; 10-12, Don Clark's
Hiltmore hotel dance orchestra.
KMTK, llollywiHMl, Cal. (:tN)
fi-fl p. ni., IVter I 'an hour with
Mummy Simmons, Marion Gil more,
Magdalane Hehaffur and pupils,
Adelaide ttosnell I,ce; 7, "Color
Photography," Chas W. Ilea in:
7::in, "Wonders of Nature." Prof.
Alfred Cookman; .8-10, The-Turn
er orchest ra, Loren i'owell, di
rector; 10-11, timer Piano company
studio. . .
K XX. IHdlywiMMl, Cal. :!Sfi.O)
7-7:30 p. in., Kl Patio ballroom
orchestra; 7:3o-S p. m., program
Jastern Outfitting company; 8-9.
West Coast theaters; 9-10, Opti
mistic Order of Donuts; 10-11, pro
gram. Walter G. Scheck; 11-12.
liay West's Cocoanut Grove dance
orchestra from Ambassador hole).
KPO, Snii J-'ranelsco. ul. (-I28..t)
7, 7:30, 8 a. in., dully doKen ex
ercises; 1 2 : 4 r , talk; 1:30-2 p. m..
Uinly Setger's Kail inont hotel or
chestra; 5:30-0, special program
for children; 0:30-7, Wuldemar
LI ml anil the States Restaurant or
chest ra; 7-7 : 1 0, Investment talks;
S-ll, Palace hotel dance orchestra.
Genet James, director; Maurice
Gnnsky. tenor; Merton llories.
pianist: Al Jacobs, pianist.
KTAI1, Oakland, Cal. (:M0)
9-!:SM ,'riMiiray ef1' service, ,llev.
K. L. Spaulding; Jj-10, program,
Hreuner's. .
K latitat It School Homls Cairy. Hehnolit by a five-to-o;ie majority,
KLAMATH KAIX8, Ore. Khi- ueeordinu to tahmlalloDs inude by
math county voters authorised a Pr,Ml reterson. county school su
ITft.ooo bond Issue for count v ! porlntendent. The moiu y will be
used In unhirgiiiK several schools
In various parts of the county.
Keep your mouth closed and It
won't be opon to criticism. '
Iicoause hp arks Torm railroad
engines under government Dd
mlniNf ration-cuuseti thu great for
est firos of Mlnnosotn, In 1&18,
the government was held liable for
$15,000,000 dnniagcH. "" H :
Announcements
Social announcements mm?
be printed In tills column tree
of charge. Any announcements
pertaining to any functions such
as cooked food sales, etc., will
be refused. Announcements, to
he printed the same day, mnst
bo In Boclety editor's bauds by
9:00 o'clock. News editor's
note.
The Westminster soclely will
meot at Ihe home or Mrs. A. V.
Llndgren, isos Walnut street, Sat
urday evening. January 2.
The last country club dance will
take place this evening at the club
house. In the form of a New Year's
party.
Radio
MINERVA SAYS:
The boys" tZ ;lHeis are
moving out; sold several puir
.yesterday. Tiny will soon
'be gone nl this prh-e. Think!
$2.!ir for al.-iea' la r, welt
Sohf. good hiwts and styU
This is just fie pthe fn
common. every -day ele ap
.shoes. We uuid not o!l .'.t
these pric es if n eontinti1 1
to earry tioys' shi"A. but ve
are iliseontinuini; alt chil
dren's and ho; An!
will cury a larsy.-r varie-.y
of men's and wone-n's shot s.
Children's Rut'luTS to close
st tide and " Pt pair..
Claud Prat VmI hn whole
fi'mlly with tlie good shoe
at cut prices, rirwid knov. n
a bargain w b' n he ?e-s it.
Make yo -ir r- : a Not
Year's pr. r.' of a poo l
Arcli-S ipr"; ' ''C nnd in-cr-a-.e
',.- ,n,.4t P r
THE B00TEKY
I KIH.W. JANt AKY I.
- Moiitilitiii Time Siatkms.
KIAYA. Officii, I tnli. 2l)
4-5 p. hi., organ recital; 5-6. Og
den Radio Healers program.
KOA. Ihlicr, Colo. (:I22.4)
12:15 p. m., Hlatto theater mu
slcule: 3:15. exercises: 5:30, mati
nee for housewives; 4. culinary
hints: 4:15. fashion hints; 6:30,
Rrown Palace string orchestra;
7:3o, preview of International Sun-Hh-
school lesson: S, minstrel show,
KOA minstrel players; KOA or-
Oregon Journal
Yearly Number
Special Edition
Mail several copies to your
friends and aen.ua Intsnc
f!sewh"re. I't them knov
wnr.t we nr doing In Orego i.
lor Service. Call
IXJCAh HKPRESHNTATlVi:
335-M
.Hussels lukc Tine l.unclieoii
l)ih for liomlnn's Society
LOXOON. (AP) Ku.hlonable
London has just found that mus
sels served with delicute sauces
make excellent luncheon dishes.
The poor people of the kingdom
have' known for decades thut
just plain mussels are delicious
in summerHnie.
The new fashion is said to have
been Introduced to Mayfalr by
I-ady Kleanor Smith, tho daugh
ter of Iord Hlrkenhead. who a
short time ago won just Mr. Smith
and lived nowhere near Mayfuir.
Mussels have become the dish
of the season, with each hostess
striving to serve theni a new way
Recently Ihe Dutchess of York
served chopped muHsels and
mushroom sandwiches, which now
appear at most of the season's
dances.
Hew V. I-:. Rohhlli Near Henlh.
KLAMATir I'ALLS. Ore. Hev.
W. K. HohblH, pastor of the First
Christian church of this city. Is
near death at Woodland, Cal., ac
cording lo word received here. Mr.
Hohbitt left here lust June on a
leave of absence and underwent a
major operation about two weeks
ago. Word was to the effect that
he had suffered a relapse und phy
sicians feured he would not re
cover. The ailing minister Is well
known throughout Klamath coun-
Called Off
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4
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Mix, MlMrrd tVrn of San Diego,
Calif.. nlce of Gov rrn of Utah.
to bmi married to Harold
Neuter. However, when cueM. came
to her home for the wedding they
found It ni all off. No eiptanAtlon
' .could foe had..
J a n u
.1 I l
llllll ' N
ary ClearanGe
'Li A 'Vi .'J
:
Amazing Values
Feature This
Great Event
Commencing Saturday ,
January 2nd
When our entire Winter stock of COATS, SUITS,
DRESSES, and MILLINERY has been radically
reduced, in many cases below cost affording a
wonderful opportunity for economy.
At one stroke do we eliminate every high price
that ever existed. "No Profit But Immediate
Clearance" is the slogan. We expect to accomplish
this' mighty effort speedily. Values tell the tale.
One One
Third to Half
The Regular Price Saved On Every Coat
Or Winter Dress
tfffl
f
Final Clearance on all Suits
at one-fifth to one-fourth their regular
value
1 0Wonderful Values-10
$12.50
Former Values ?47.50 to $05.00
Silk Hose.
Wool I lose ,
Silk Lingerie
' Negligees
Robes
Bath Towels
On Sale at 1 0
to 20 per cent
Off
Millinery Clearance
$0.50 NOW...:
S8.75 NOW....
NOW....
NOW....
NOW....
GROUP 1
GROUP 2
GROUP 3
GROUP 4
Values to
Values to
Values to .$10.00
Values to $13.50
Values to $10.75
$1.00
$2.95
:i.95
$5.00
$7.50
Ready 4o-Wear
and Millinery
LADIES READY-TO-WEAR
AND MILLINERY
Pendleton Indian Robes
Pendleton Blankets
Bath Robes
Linen Breakfast Sets
Novelty Aprons
House Dresses
On Sale at 1 0
to 25 per cent
Off
Ready -tO'Wear
and Millinery