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LA GRANPE , EVENING , OBSERVER, Oh, Girls! SeeHerel j NEWS of SOCIETY noy rod of ..hu'luiouvilllo ()r?.; fa, thor oC Archlo.1 V: - v ; ...Wednesday,' April 7, llBfli. Newest Sport Coats $17.50 to $65 ; The mode of Spring is faithfully reflected - in these youthful fashioned Tailored Coats. The graceful tailored collars, the 'close-fitting shoul ders, . and the : severely tailored sleeves, combine with the softly ripplinjr lines of the coat to pro-' duce an effect txlh sim ple and dashing. . ' Borlal aMiottiicniiPBtii My be pHntcil In tlil column trvm of clianre. Anjr anaoimoonipnlii per. te tn In t to kuf fiuurlkim Mirh u cookl rood rikt, rtc, will be rvfiixod. AiinounoemeutM,. to be printoil tho harm) dy. mimmC be bi MMloty wtltuir'' nd b t:00 o'clock, JVmM ixlltor'M uote. . i Cody and Mm. Gruco Wick Mor. rltt, formerly of Jackuonvllle, havu been clrrulutlng petitions for a re- Tuesday Eveninjf V'-' j Bridge Club Meet ' Mt'inJjf'Hi of the Tui'Hduji' K veiling I Hi-Mir" club wurfr Mitortuinpil ui i Knotted Necklace; prlevo, whUdi they announced they would lay beforo Clovurtior Walter M Homo today. Tho Main mipromo court recently irirmed tho conviction of Tody. Miliiir bo Air. unit' Mm. ( It. Kbor- .luiijr by Mr. um t iiiiru nni air. un well nt 1h;KliP und Mr. U II. nram- prharo lio'm. t ; Koiir w vomi:.v lAinnviNrrH tiirr by , 'NEW YOU K Sex psychology nln wHh Atr. lwcft A'iHkim win- enables truchum to get morn from the li-glHlaturo in view of Htewart liliijr bbxb Bcoro sinon Oh Unit. I OoorK llopklin received tho uicu'tt 4 prliso. . ' r -. . ' ', j Afltr:t)ift?card gf.mtyi a itallrlmiH t two-course hmt'hoon wim" irvft Tim .tubl' wr-ro lr-coruol in ft invr-iy fellow riml luvcnilrr color Itrowtle, reaHy,operator, He ay if tho (eucherH lobby wore entirely men few Mich bill would be pitHHed. . . i - i 'i a I rn-licm', lavi'mlr nwivt ihw In yc-l low - vmi wrvh)(r' -tlto ' crnli-p- v IiltiofM. Tm luncheon wrvfil witH i rnrrloil nut In lhi timn rrtlom '.' The fHthern will( bo honored at un evonluir meeitnir of tbo Willow parent-leachor sKKOclutlon Krlday ovenlnir at 7:30 o'clock. All fulh cra un urKOd to bo present. iff xUWh a very Interest inif projfnini there will tut a kocIu! hour und re freshments. Tho 'lAdloH' Aid society of the Lutheran churcii will-uut at tho homo of Mm, Krunk Itanson, 370G Second street, Tliursday Aflernoon at g:.ta oViock. ; - , .-; . -j Tho Neik'tit)OrH of Woodcraft No. -17, will inei.t in regular seiwlon at the k. I', ball ThurMday evenlnK A lurre deleyutlon U expected from Dm PillOll I Oil K'. All VlHltlnC neiKhbor.-i In tho city un cordially invited ' The Women's Hoeb ty of I ho Bap tist church will meet Thursday af- vs' T w '. ... uoyiens hntei lain . At Five Hundred ' J Mr. and .Mrx, K. II. lloyln rn i lTt;ilii. tl nt ft tU'lljflitrul party Moiulay ovfiihiK' ut their homo on ( Owen woo,. Htivn't 1'Mvo" tabled of &." went ut play ilurtnic tho cvo nlnjr with .Mm. O..J. Ponlmn wln--.iilnt,- liifch won' Hinonif tbo luilim ; iinl-itiibo 'Avoi(fi tho ,RVntlemonr prize.-. Vr. W ry rrflwn.rwlviM f the. ' InOicH' convolution : prlno "nml J.Mackey .tu-oretl tow' 'ifmonfr E'l he men. present. , ? Hii'o homo' was prettily lccornto,i In .roil anil wlilto-color-'nrhomo', 'boiui'iH-lK of carnations and potted '. pluntH hctnjr unM. After tho card pnin8 a dainty two-eoiirne lunch1 -' i on waH .served. ;. - , . . in r z wx4M ( mis. uitiii xiuaichs r At-Bridge Party in V A lovely .yellow; und whlto roor ! schPino, carrloil out lii bomiuots;,of ilal'fodHa od iiureiHiii(o.s, wuh uwd to ilocoruto tlio . homo of Mra Qooncvi Bunt ytordny urtornoon iwhen iMrfortalned I ho memborH : or tho'ruemluy. JlrhlKo olub at ah MUtructlvov party. Thro tiihlon ro t play ilurliifr tho aftfritoon ..it'.. i. tif..nA. i...P . hilBh ro,W- -. - ..' , r. lollowlnir Ihn . eumca . two- enuine Innehc on wan served by. the ! rhOHfes. Y. O. Club Meets at Goodnuuifh Home . : Mm, Gilbert ll'imter won lilirh acoro among the club meinlieni and : 1H ra. Claude. Lyneli ..received the ItiKKt prize seHli-V)iay aflernoon when Mm. Hay G-oodnomfh was hostess to Mm Y. If), eluli. Totted Q nt h of thi HiMiKon were nsed to 'decorate tho room where two ia ,bles were al pla'. ,! ! -I'lio. card eainn's weo followed by adellelous Iwa-counio luncheon. Party Compliments . Miss Smtth ..Mir,. Friday 'evcnlnff Mrs. John Bmlth entertained at a blrlhday surprise tnrty in honor of her dniittliter. Kdith. The nvenlnir was enjoyed at Barnes, followed by Die cnrvlnir "f I refriishnienls. Durlni; the cveninu' Jllfis Helen Rostock played a pia.no solo. Miss Kmlih received many lovely birthday gins. Those present were: Helen Kv. nns, Katie Keller, lilnnrh Green', Helen RoHloek, Klnilea Shirley, Va lerie UarKer, Lester and llonald' Sllilinan. ltalph Jones, Floyd Scull, Jerald lCvnns. Mr. nnd Mrs. A. Sim. monsmid dauRhters, of Frultdale; W. Il.- I.yneh, I- V. Peterson and J. Vletiils of Wallowa.. For Sale at the MINERVA SAYS: The men's Just Wrlffht Arcli-Preserver Oxfords oro here now, in black kid hlucher. Rubber heel and built-in areli. Also comes in a liftlit tan calf Hal. Miles of comfort in each pair. Just tho osford for. people who have burning and Ured feel. Try one pair, and bo con. vinced, and you'll, wear no other make. ' All sizes to stock now. i v c THE B00TERY lfonic of Just Wright Arch l'nmcrver Slmr. Thin pw knnttrd neoklnrr with far rlnRH fa nintih va worn with th MinarteKt eveninK frown? at the French oenlnffs. Junior Matrons Entertained Mrs. K iter no Millorinfr nnd Mr. lllnko HhleldH entertuhifd tho -Junior Mai rotitt of tho t'hrlstian church ut tho formor'ti home ut ID 04 Ad aniH avenue last -ovcnlng. After the hiiHinesH kohhIoii.' proHhled over by Mr. Al Herman, president, the reinatlider of the evening . wuh spout socially during which tlmo Mm. Hurl Hoiiffh reniierml Hcvcrul pUtno nu in her. . , ... A Iwo conrHO luncheon woh nerv ed boforo adjournment.-- -- Ladles' Auxiliary In Qpceinn 1 Ill OCB3IU1I Mrs. Slnmurot Arnott. vlc piosl- dent, presided over the IiihIiior ineetiim' of the liidlen' auxiliary to ( the motherhood of Hallway Train- ...... ifiut Ai-mt no- lii tin. ii iirnnpn nf -ithe president, Mrs. John Adkl,n. A fairly huife attendance icatn- erod at KnirlcH hall al 8 oVIoelc to attend tile mceliiiK. which adjourn-1 d after the regular roiillno ar.Kiokr), u::iu p. in., dinner concert. hu.lncss. Covn (Special) The Cove Wo men's club '. haa been bn,sy, . under the direction of Mrs. K. P. Moss man nf I-a ffrande, state chairman of the Art nepatinent of Women's clubs, preparing a picture library with Mss. Haljih f'om-slosk .'is lead er of the'Cove branch.. This pic ture library will hold its openine day Thursday!. April S, when Mrs. Mossmam Mrs. C. H. Scranton and other ladles .. ot tlm . Ii Clrande N'flKhborhnod club will be pres ent. . , .. ' l'nlon (Special) Tho Women's club, held lis, ..rcprulnr meeting Thursday afternoon flit the Union hotel with Meadamcs Mary JIutch inson. NeH ITiitehlnsnn and Pallenee paddock as hostesses, Afli'f the business session the pron-ram coin mlttee took ehai Ke. The subji el for the aflernoon was "Science In the Home." - - .., Mrs. Kdith Phy nnd Mrs. Littler each . Kave a. ' paper anil Mrs, Churchllt.derrtonstroted foods, ta ble linen and other articles. The demonstration was cleverly carried out by four Utile girls at a tea party. Mrs. Phy sang- two pleas Ins olos assisted by Miss Marirarel Phy at the piano. . f :..- l'nlon (Special) The Indies of the Carnalion club, their husbands and a few guests were deliKhtfully entertained- Wednesday evening at the V. W. Stevens home. A three, course dinner was served nt C:30 o'clock by the hostesses, lOmily Cork. Marlha Stevens nnd 'Kilna Music, with covers laid for twenty four. The tallies were decorated in yellow daffodils, the same color schema belnp- carried out in the other rooms of the home. Favors were in kecpinc-with Kaster. After dinner bridge, was the di version of the evenlnK. Mrs. lOdlth Phy sanft three-selections, vs Guests besides i-tuii memliers were Patience Paddock. Dr. nnd Mrs. Ix'onnrd Davis und Mr. and Mrs. I,. '.. Tcrrall. TWO FOI'ND IIKAII 1X)S. A-VGELKR. Apr. 7. (AD Karl S. Gorman. 4 4, an automobile salesman and his wife, Mrs. Ruth Gorman, 35, a nurse, were found hot - to f death In an apartment house here Tue.fdny. Police were unable to determine whether the c.ouplo had been murdered or bad ilieu in u. suiciuc pact. t C . i yacht . is nonnKi) NEW:TOIUC One of tile most palatial yachts afloat looks as j flapperian as II sue nuo a immf. ' description la Kiven by- her skipper af the Sapphire, which has Just returned from Miami, where she lost her bowsplrit In collision. .On the yacht, valued at $1,2.10. 000 a long trip Is being made by her owner. Prban II. Ilroughlon, of London, son-in-law of the late ir.,-H. Rogers nnd formerly presi dent of the Virginian railway. Only 27 per cent of tho 11.7S0 regularly army officers ore gra:. uaies of West Point. New Beauty Cream Gives Lovely Complexion Amazing new kind of crenin quickly gives the texture and ap pearance of a wild rose petal. You'll notice a startling change the moment you put It on. T'.ie effect is lasting you cannot wash It off. Whitens, nourishes, puri fies. Can be left on all night or used as a powder base. Not a bit sticky or oily. Get. this new won. derf ul Vauty .cream calle. Mello. tenioon, April. S. at tho church. Tint meeting will begin at S o'clock. i The nnnmil mootiiifr and congre gational dinner of the i'rcfdiylerlun church will, bo held at tho church thlH evening. Pinner will be served at 0:a o'clock- Radio - Tni'RSDAV, AWlIIj l'', 'alKar. (' (4S5.Hin ilMtkr). 9-11 1. m.. Canadian Na ttomij railways iiroKram: linrt 101- llnpion.U'nor, .("Nil orchestra. 'NHC, , CaiRary, I'na. (4B.Hra. KKt,.i u ii. in., utiiriio nroarrain. .,., ,.,,,,.. ....- .-,. t,.0I- ' . ' ' px'.'' '"lora.lo M.rliw-, C.!i. i -"- . - i. jMUrtol: Ariliup U rni. harl- ',;.".'.,." wan n u, pianist. KO.A, Denver, Colo. (S2.4n Ilrown 1'aliaec strins orclieslrn. - I'aoirii- 'I iiiirMatKiiw. Kl'l, l.os Aiiavle. l. (Jfllnl (IKIUc), 0:30 p. m., void, pocket pro Krani;. 0:40, Itadlotorlal period; 7 8. program, student University of Southern California: 8-8, Marguer ite! 1.0 Urand, pianist; 0-10, pro Klam, Nouthcrn California muslrtit eonipaiiy; Itf-l.t, Packard' Hadlo e,liib. : '1 '- ' - 1 ' KI V)N,7,bil(rlleell, Cat. (22.4m- laHOkc), 7:30-8 p. in., Iconic Beach j Alinilcipai iianai! ing ueucn. Aiunicipai nanu; jtikiuu iiuiu , 10.1J, Orlolo itanco orcliestraj Jl ., R(ti 'tiuiatwiptKnn, ' ;., HI Wit. llbirywuaCt'al. (2S2iii llllt(ke), 8-0 p; m:. Mountain Park orchestra; Albert Kcg-lovich, vio linist; lOsther White, popular sonirsj i li-lu, studio JifoKram; Jll-ll, War jner Biolhers Trolln. K(), Oaklaml, ( al. (AI.Sm- H:tokt', 8 p. in., "The Wlhl Inick." KOI) players;. 10-t n. m., Brokaw orchestra, K(;U'. I'm (land. Ore. (401. 5m III (Ike) 0-7 i. m., dinner concert; 8-10, vuiidevllle proKrnm. Kll.l, Los Angeles, cal. (40.-,.2nl-7IOke), 8-10 p. ni tho Artland club. . K.m, Seattle, Wash. (3S4.4ni 78kc). 7-S:30 p. m., Kurektt mixed quartet; 8:30-10, orchestra; 19 10:30, Henjamin Franklin Kleclrln company program; 10:30-12, Keep Jov ItodialinB tirder of Bats, KMTH, lloll--uwl, I'al. (2.18ni t'JOIIke), 0-7 p. in., Starr Piano company Hludio; S-10, K.MTtt con. cert orchestrWL KM, )lnll,vwnoil, Cal, (Similiii HKOkc), 0:30 p. ni AtwaU-r Kent concert orchestra; 7-8, program.'!!. C. Crockett compnny; 8-9, pro itrnm, Willys-Overland dealers; B 11. K.VX rentiirn "program: 11-13. liny West's Cocoanut Grovo dance orchestra from the Ambassador, j KI'O, San Francisco, al. (l4H.3ni-7fM)ke), 7-7:30 p, m. Kudy SoiKor's Fairmont liptel -orchestra; . t; ;-;-.. MEETS Young jrcntH dlspluylnff the 1'Iister styles, these?.: No they're Miss Krmlne Ihihlress of ritbifleld. Mass. (left)., nnd Miss yirr ginla-Clilbert of 1'luctnnutl, nil dreKsed up for u play given at . .Mount llolyoko college, Mass. ' ' - V " 1 i SistenMary. , (lly Sister Mary) , i nrenkfaat -t- Grapefruit.: scram bled eKffs, with pice, bran muffins, mlllt, coffee, v ' .. Luncheon.. iCornmeal Inniny, toasted muffins, radishes, stuffeil flKs, milk, len... ,...; ' Jtlnner Hot pot of liode poilife. iieel tfl'CClls with .liultered beets, demon ' iiierluirue puddlni;, rye breail, milk, coffee,1 - ' - The dinner .main dish, combines potatoes and a meat with dried tiiushrooiiia in a most nppctlxiiiK fashion. '.Thla-dish Is also, econ oinicnl, iislna a cut from the fore iuarter of mutton. Comment bunny Is a bit nut of Iho ordinary and worth IryltiK "on lh family." . - foiimynl lliiiiny 'One and one-half cups hot corn meal-.niush, ' Ciip milk,- -1- -cup diced cheese, 2 haril-cookeil eKKS, 2 tablespoons butter, I teaspoon sail, paprika, trlamilcs hpt toast.' Add salt' to mlisl'i afti-r; : cooklUK. Chop CRKS. Add i'KKS, chei'Sii, nillk,und butter:to hot-iuush. Aelt uulH chaeso..iHmul.ted. ' and . wtur : OVM( pot t lmM; itiprlliWe 8.9, KPO : IX-vZZl Coast Trtdle ensemble; 10.11. Cablrla mandolin: cafe dance orchestra; 11-12, Jleucy llalstead's orotieslra. " K KI'SN, I'OKnilena, Cal. (:ll5.ili DftOkp), 8 p. in., musical proRrani. KTAB, Oakland,. Oil. , (iHO.lbii. I21it)ke), 8-10 p. in., pi-oBrnm. I I - - - Credit CARR'S No Interest o No question about it! We've taken all the doubt out ofcoffee'eontcntment How? By keeping the flavor of M-J-B rorutant. This means that no matter how you make it no matter how you drink it strong or mild, with cream or without the same rich.full-bodiedfki vor will always show up in tin cup. The same contentment cup of coffee will be there t satisfy you euery time! . . M - BVERY' TASTE IN rika nnd serve. , .Taplora, the thick cooklnif vnr lei y. Ik iisiI in place gf rormueal to make a tapioca: "bunny." WOI I,l n.WK OHIY , . POUTLANn,. Apr. 7. AJ') An eleventh hour attempt to savo the life of Ariile 'ody, sentenced to be liaiiKed April 10 for the death Womeni TeU Others how this new hy gientc pad discards easily as tissue -- no laundry BECAUSE one woman o advl.cs other., and because doctor. o tiriie, most women are ctescninjg tlie old-time "sanitary iad" for u new 'and Jicttir way. ; ; ' I'-ight In 1U better-class women now use "KOTEX ify Discards' ax easily a 3. piece of r4 tissue l No laundry. Nbembar 'rfisnie'ilt. vrJe times as absent as ordi- ' cotton pudr"? 1 ', Deodorisies, Ihtis ending ALL danger 6f -ofifijiiding. , ,-.Obtainble at all drug and depart ment stores simply by laying "KOTEX." You ask for it without hesitancy. - IJackage of .12 costs' only a few rents, Proves old ways a needless risk. In fairness to. yourself, try It. KOT6X No laundry-discard like Ujinc - .-... . ' $ - U J - B C OFPEB Before you BUY: make sure that the house contains a System for lifetime . service ChedCSeal Electrical Contractors are qualified io install this quality wiring system Pacific States Electric Company "Check Seal" APPLIANCES Carried By EASTERN OREGON LIGHT & POWER CO. 41 Our stock of Appliances will help you. Come in and see us about them. La Grande Electric Co. 1412 Adams Ave. FOR THE LAWN Lawn Mowers Grass Catchers Clover and Blue Grass Seed Lawn Rakes Soil Edgers F. L LILLY Hardware Main 85 wirinp m -cm r LADIES READY-TO-WEAR AND MIUUNCRY. Tested Tackle--' . ., . -iimhi , . .......... The fishing: season will' soon be upon as, and it is the time to get your equipment in readiness for the first call . . GET THE BEST RESULTS By using the Best Flies, Lines, Leaders, Reels and Poles. You will find them here among our clean, 1 fresh supply. '' ' Newlin Book and Stationery Co. LOOK OVER 01IB WANT ADS FOR BARGAIN? Your Lawn and Garden Need Fertilizer We have the material that will put life and pep into that lawn or garden. 10-lb. package . 70c 25-lb. sack :..:..$1.75 Also 'BONE MEAL in any quantity. LAND PLASTER , LAWN AND GRASS SEEDS flower seeds field seeds ' garden seeds Saver-HoImes Merc. Go. Phone Main 17 1 4 ml I Adv.