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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (April 2, 1926)
! Triday, 'April '2,' 192(3. f- -r.-.-.r. ,..r , NEWS of Preparing to Bring , Art Library Here Ili'cuutMi Mm, J. T. I.ongft-How wuh HI und ninth It lo utt:nYj thp mtHMlntf of the art dfpurtiiinnt J ho Nfltfhhorhood elnl . yen tuning iifti-moon, airs. M. 'Ht -ttOIeavt), cjialrmim of the UnpurtmHtt( took I'jinrtfo of tln proHrnuu. Alomhortt of ttto dt'purttuont tm-t In (lift NoiKhliorhuod club rouniM tut 3:1G o'clock. . Knur of tho ffrontHf American nrtiatH of tlio ImprcHHlonlKtic school were described by Mrs. Cleavrtr, lsftn, Twfttchner, Molntlf nnd dr In I (iff. tho u nit 1st frl,o0 lin'He men w-re mcinlicrH of llr oih'imi.utlon known uh "Ten Anutr mm Artist" formed for. ho pur pose of exhibiting their own worktj. JMirlnK" ' tho '.' btiHlneKM hchmIoii, which followed the Htuily hour, lin pdrhtnt hiiMlncKK wuh illticiwaed. lie tuufci of her exU-ntftvp exprrlcnec in wrt Vork Mm: K. 1 MoKmnan wuh liimniniou.ily clcctt'd Knariil chair man of the art exhlbil( which. Is to lie brought to I.a GrunnV under tho UiiKpici'M of the department. Thb picture library, cdinp.usfd of twt-n-ty-Hcven canvacs viihCi jit ' forty 'thnuMitnd.. dollrtl, ,wU bo .shown at llomm hall und will. urrfc m firnnile 'about tho. last; -week ,, of April,' It will bf- Hhow(n licro dur UiK feilt'i-atlon week, whi-n women 'roiti over alj the Htntc of Oivon will inctH for .the uniiinil conven tion or Wonnn's clulw, Tio library fir being hhu out by the American I'Vdt'ratlon of Women'M clubs at Washington. 1. , ami will, be In 3 lintmle-ubout ton luyn. (oinniUteH to have charge of Die exhibition wern appointed yes terday. The roinmltWo on )uly, which will Rather nil material per lain in g to the works of tho art lata W'liose ennvase will be shown, jimj' place j 11 in tho public, library for. i i. von o ' .wishing to famtliai lze ( he inst'lvr h with tlje iirlists before the arrival of the cnnvascsls coni post d of Mrs; '11.! Jl.- CleaviT and Jl rs. J. 1). Lynch. ' . ,' Mrs. , C"lavr. . chntripun of tho jirt department; Mrs. L. Jl. Moc, chairman of the 1 tumbler's art club; Mrs. A. T. Hill, of Uie Art (tfSMareh club ainl- Mrs. ; I jwughiH, of the teachers', art study class,-were appointed as a, com mittee of guldes lo see (hat guides are provided each day to cpndijet, Itnd explaip tho ptcturm to visitors. Arrangeinents aro also being made for an evening to be open WALUNG'S ntE KASTEK HAT SPECIALS Trimmed '.Pattern HaU $5.75, $6.95, $8JH) Small Close-Pitting Silk Hats . ,. : $5.00, $6.95 . One Lot Trimmed Hats $3.95 . Children's Hats .' $U5, p.95 Careful attejition .given ' to remodeling. ,. School lints--1 ' . 9Sc Miner va Say s Hee our window for the new silver gray; one-strip pump with 18-S silte heel. The now est creation In the popular shade of gray. Also another new step-in pump.-saturne kid with 18-S box covered heel. This is Iho cnior and style they all want. I'riced at K7-"' 1'atent pump, Boise do rose, . applique, trim, one strap. H-S box Cuban heel. This is a winner at $7.00. Wo n re grttlntf 1 n new shoes almost daily now. More on the road no, will he here- In a few Jays. Do not overlook the bar gains in broken sizes, $l.9;f $2.2.1, ;... THE B00TERY Von want V'in? We got '0111. Consult us about Electrical Work Of All Kinds Expert Electricians Approved Materials H. & S. Electric SOCIETY to the public. This wilt be ". In chartfo of Mrs. Alossmnn. Mrs. J. I, l)tuh Ib chatrinun of the com ml I tee on finance, and Mrs, Hay Murphy Is bead of tho hunglnif committee. This committee- will see-that tho pictures aro properly hung as to light. 'I'ho Insurunce committee which wMl secure insurance on the library while here Is headed by Airs. C. K Huppersett, and Mrs. dtobert Kaktn is chairman of .the publicity com mittee. . . Perrys Entertain Swastika Bridge Club , . Mr. and Mrs, Walter 11. Terry entertained the members of the Kwastikn. ttrldgo club last even in tf at their homo on o avenue, which, was prettily decorated for the af fair wih boitnuets of spring floyr crs In. yellow am whlto. . At the. close. of the games tho ladles' prliee was awarded to Mrs. Lester Allen ami the gentlemen's prizft to A'orno Ainsworth. Mrs, t'lydo 'Ammcrmm received the guest prize. A two-course luueheon was served. " t ' Mrs, Wilson Hostess At Bridge Party ' The Wilson home was decorated in a lovely yellow and lavender enr ol scheme yesterday afternoon when .Mrs. William Wilson edter laned Mm members of the Jolly llrldge club at an attractive, party, 'flic color scheme was carrii-d ogt lu bounuetsof spring flowers. Hrldge was played at three tables during tho afternoon with Mrs. J. P. ;jL'nJdwell winning high score and Mrs, Nate ,wejfe f he second prlsse. Tho canl gnmcH. were fol lowed" by ' tho 'serving of a two course, luncheon. - . 1 Home' Department of ; Church Meets ; MfliiiHiis of tlio horn" ilcpnrtiiHUt of tli rri'pli.vtnrtnn church hud uu IlitfriBlinif niwtlner yesterday ar Icrnoon ul thn home of Mih. J. K. llciiHty. I'MftopU ladles wore jres eill, Inelmiinif two vinllors. 'I'ho hiiNlueMj HoiMlon wiu presldetl over by Mrs. W. II. 1'likena. . Mm. Henry 'l'wls read Iho Keriplure liwon tiller wliloh. Mrn. A. S. Anderson (save a fhort taljt telling of her recent trip to Senltlc, WnslilnKton wlirro :ho visited 'her ilaitK'er, . 'Miss lllllda Anderson. Hho ulsn visited a munlier of the churches Iherc and told or their work. j A two-course luncheon was serv )ed hy the hastens, assisted ly Mrs. Woir, 'before adjournment. - ! I' i Lucky Thirteen Club ' Meets at Newlin Home j 'I'liree tables or brhlgo were Jit ! ptay.yesterday.at'ternoon when .Mrs. jnobcrt Mewlin was hostess lo the luiembers or the. Lucky Thirteen iclul). Jligh score among the club lneinberH went to Mrs. R L. -Lilly 'diirhitr the afternoon's play anil Ijlra. K. Jvanlioe who has Just jre-tirrned -to ler home .lu-re rrom iCallrorniiL where she spent the win der, received I he gue.st prize. I Following the gn s the hostess Iserv.'d a .dainty two-course luncli ;eon. ': , - ' ' , ' I .v.. ' ... Mrs, Andrews Entertains Members. of the N. II. 11. club wcro entertained ypslnrdny al'Ier noon wlien Mi'. H. K. Andrew was hostess at her homo on Fourth street. I'otted plants were used lo decorate the home, forming a de IlKhtrul setting for three tables or bridge. The games were rollowed hy a delicious three-course lunch eon. . Mrs. Alice ling won, high score at cards und Mis. .luck MeCihean received the second prize. The club will meet, pexl week at the homo or Mrs. Nellie Spencer. Dinner Honors Mr. Russell, Miss Black A Orande members or th 1 '111 llclta TlK'ta frntcini'y entertained at dinner in the bauq'ict room or Women Dispose Of this new hygienic pad as easily as tissue no kundry COUNTLESS women have dis carded old-time "sanitary" padi or a new and belter way. A way that oilers (ar greater pro. tection. A way, too, that banishes the old-time problem of disposal. Eight in 10 better-class women nnw "KOTEX." ! Discards as easily as a piece of j ' tissue. No laundry. No embar rassment. I Five titnes as absorbent as ordi nary Cotton pads. .. . t- ATT Deodorizes, thus enoing danger of pffending. Obtainable at all drug and depart ment stores simply by saying "KOTEX." You ask for it without hesitancy. . . Package of 12 costs only a few cents Proves old ways a needless risk. In fairness to yourself, try it. KOtex N tawnJryditcard III tissue .- r m ta rt WtTM Hhe Koley hotel hist evening at 0:80 o'ctuek honoring- i.eal H. uoscll, I whd is a member of theoriruniia tion und Mitur Myrtle Ulavlc. whose moriiutfe will tdke plsce lister morning. Spring flowers starved as a pretty centerpiece and on excel lent dinner was served with covprs hrid for twenty-two. During the dinner talks were made by Waldo ptoddard, president of the alumni chapter of l'hl lelia Tbeta hcrt Mr. Husscll and Miss Black. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ueynolds. ' Mv. and Mrs. Karl lteynolds, Mr. and Mrs. i,ee Iteynolds, Mr. tind Mrs. llnrry J'roclor, Mr. nnd Mrs. Klmer Mc Manus, Waldo Stoddard, Oeorgo MeOoiiabJ, Thomas Husseli, Uisst-s Winona and Irnut Lyman, Miss .l. Han Slinius, Mr. and Mrs. John Htoddard, Mr. nnd Mrs. CI, It. Olny codiIi ami )IIuh Hhiek and Mr.'Uufl-sell.- Announcements Sociaj ftummiMMunuiMa funr piiiilcU In till column tveo at charge. Any a i mo u moments Mr tJtliilug to any fiHictkns stu b u cooked food sales, CU, will bu refused. AiuuHincrmeiit lo be printed tho same day, nnis( be lu society editor's haiubj l) 0:00 o'clock. -Newq editor's nolo. ' The cast and choruses for ''The Time, the l'laco and the tliii,' lb he presented here April S and 9 Will heet thlsevenlng at 7:U o'clock at the- high school for a general rehearsal.. . Women No Thinner Than - : Of Old, Journal' Says 1X1XDON. Apr. 2. (AIM Women lure not any thinner than thcy.,n.sc! to he. They merely . look thinner und do not rill out the hollows ih llieir rtKiircH as thoy dii Jn the (lav when it was fashionable' to le well rounded. , . ' ; .... , ( ; . Such Is the conclusion of; The. IJvenlnff 'jlandanl, which, rejtises to he alarmed over the statement or Sir llmce-l'orter. tio well-known surgeon, thnt girls are less solidly huilt than their grandmothers. "It is probable," says The leve lling ' Standard, "that girlK arc on Itlie whole better built than their mothers were though not nearly so well huill as their mothers sectped. When the (iibson girl cruzc. was on ut the olid of the- last century it ytiui eusy ror a. weedy girl to give the Impression of -possessing -lovely ourvi-s, but the present fashion al lows no Illusions." .' .1 "Humanitarian Dress" ' Parade to lie Staged 1, ON HON, Apr. 1. (AP) "Things are seldom what they jei'in," wrolo W. S. Gilbert In one of his operas und at a lnannefilin parade shortly to he hold at -JOsseif (1a.ll, the- clulhlng tin y wear' will not he what Ihey seem, ' Tim National Council of Animals Welfare has organized a "humani tarian dress" parade in order , IQ show Hull rually nice clothes can be made, without-, hilling or liurtlhK x single bird,. Jmiiit or fili.i:.-.Thr', wilt mil wear a single tiling mallei f h-niher, ruj or fi'iiiiii'i's. . "After all, you can get lieauliful I siihstiiuics ; now." . tin: secrj lary taid, "Only iJio other day 1 alt'enil od a meeting' or our T'ouncil. Tlie casual oliserve.r -would ..have though! the women were all wear ing flint. Hut Ihey weren't., : Tlie 'furs' were all artificial.".,- ' i WOl'l.It 1WISK AfiK MM1T LONIION (API V. W. Pethlck Iviwience. im-niber of parliament, is pressing tho government to In troduce legislation which will raise the ago at which a girl may marry. ENDURANCE Children and grown people steadily increase in vigor and endurance when Scott's Emulsion of invigorating cod-liver oil is taken regularly. It is rich, vitamin-tested nourishment that builds health and JMv strength. Start taking Scott's Emulsion today!. AT RETAIL DRUCGISTS -Ptk. 60 .ml $1.20 i Scott & Bowue, Bluomaekl, Jl.J. 25-2SOB THE BANKERS' BANK W h f n w ft p p a k of the Fflrul Itf-servji Dunk, wo speak of tli ft bank on hank. All mmhitr or Ktorkbol-I-nra, anl flnpoHitorH, anI life rofij)rHl to havn on ilttptxtt ftt cat 10 jwp rnt of thn c-aHh I'ponit of tln-lr own hank. UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK raERAi; KESEKVE UA-GKANDB EVENING OBSERVER Tr. t rv This sale ... Saturday is the last Day ' . ' ' -' t . ; ; Women who visit our store before this Universal Stove Sale closes Saturday at at 8:30 will never forget the liberal and generqus offers we are making in co operation with the factory. The unusual inducements offered cannot be emended beyond that time. 'Ask for a demonstration. Come tomorrow sure. -'3SPiece Set Ameiii'unLimuqva China No ont should miss seeing and learning about .-ly. the durable, ' beautiful Universal Coal-Wood Range which has a permanent porcelain finish ; ( that will hot peel, chip or discolor from heat. ' Just wipe if oft" with a moist cloth and your . Universal will always be bright and new. Why endure a bothersome, old-istyle,, dirty stova . whrn you can enjoy a brighthaid&ftieijfiiv'eri v ' sal with a large oven that is an'excenehtjbaker? ; t 'rVpur Old Stove Taken in Exchange ' . ; 3fp enable, you , to rid Yourself of , , that old stoe, we will take it arid make you a very liberal allowance on any new Universal jpUr- , chased1 during the Stove Sale. ;'; SI DOWN Balance Easy Payments 1 y To Attend -wr umsualoffers All Sanitary ,t-! Washable Indestnictible " ' Everything isyso simple, convenient & satisfactory t j.' i. - i ' i il, s ! 1 1 A Free Gift and this Dinnerware .With every "Universal Range purchased-during this sale, we will , include without charge a 35-piece , ' set of the finest quality American " made Limoges China. This set is of the latest French Vase pattern with bright gold handles and is one you will appreciate wiiing. PORCELAIN COAL RANGE il,--Mli".!-!IU'l(l There are a variety of styles to select from with and with out reservoir. Some with 20 inch ovens others with 18. You can find just the range you want. Come in. , X ' " 5 It "' ""!M"",1't:pj : W -JUS New Easter . - . . . Accessories v-.:r. . - Vh; NEW BAGS ' NEW SCAllFS : NEW HOSE NEW DRESSES ' , NEW CORSETLETTS NEW HATS Complete your Easter cos tume here. All moderate ly priced. , , , , LADIES AND THr "lT riantii Fruit and ShadeTrees, Shrubs, Roses, ,Vine$t Berries, Rhubarb Grapes, Nt . Trees, Peonies, Dahlias, etc. stQWasri C. W. EVERETT, Salesman, 1809 Adams Avenue f : . .V;,.-;,, , . . .. ITommedi f . Pay One Profit Not ThrceJ BUY MT, EMILY HAMS And BACON t AT WHOLESALE PRICES Direct. from the curer. YoMr Ham At Wholesale Whole or Half g 30c Lb. I-GROGERIES- h And .you will be one of many satisfied custo- , mers in our Grocery Department. . I Grande Ronde Meat Co. tlllCV OWIC9I Vlljr Hoover and Economy READY - TO - WEAR MILLINERY mi, wtwiiiinsms - ,. ingtQiiNursery Company ,'. ; -,v- 1 i
