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Saturday, November 0, 1926. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Page Three Society News Educational Day Is Observed by f P. E. 0. Chapter Educational day for Cliapttr I, of ! K. O., was observed yester day, and an inUH-sttn.T pt-otrraiii wua givt n hy -Mrs. Hunt!, BrowwIJ, of Klfftn. "who Te o iuemlwr ot tie chapter. Mrs. Btownell first read a paper on the educational fund of P. K. O. after whteh she told of the strun & women have had to gain ad rtilttunee to (she higher college. Most of her talk was of her own rtxperlencea or experiences of peo ple she has jtnown, and was given almost entirety from memory. Mra It. I.. Shoemaker, a;iothi iemler of the chapter from Kl-'i gin, was unahte to attend the, iheetlng, "befd at the home of MK ?. K. eeitt - . The rooms, . were decorated In tjie ctuh colors; yellow and while. I'.uncheon was served hy the hos ttses. Mrs. lts and Mrs. Wythel Slokland. ' r - r With their guurdlan, Mrs. A. V. tlndfrren, present for the first tjme -for about six weeks, mem--Iwrn of the, Hoangetaha campflre Irl group met at the high school ifter school Thursilay afternoon. Srs. lindgrcn has been out of town, ' ' During the meeting plans were rmuie for a ceremonial at the next irteetlng 'when three new girls wll! lie brought Into the chapter. Th? presttnt members ill also receive! honors at this meeting, which; will be at the home of -the ass.i. tent guard tun, Mrs. George H. lilrnle, next Wednesday. . AH of the members of the group were present with the e; caption of one. Miss Mildred Hrad shiiw, who was ill. it Plans for making money for fhristmas were discussed, fruit rjuke sales and fancy work, sal lining some of the ideas tatke.l about. I ' Miss Lois Nelson f Gives Dinner Party ft Miss Ixts Nelson, daughter cf sir. and Mrs. A. W. Nelson, wm' hostess to 2 of her friends' last Mining at a dinner party at the Ife'MAn home on edar 'street. The guests were seated at five fetnali tables, appointed In pink apd white. Hoses were the flowers Used. n IMnner at fi:3 o'clock was fol- wed hy games. 4 Several prises were awarded,.! the girts' prize going to Miss Mur-i jbrie Heynoids and the priw jations the hoys to George Baker. ; Taints Trllltun Ashhy received con-' f lotion, , ' ?' Mrs. Kugene Millerlng enter fcatned. a dozen little boys -and; MriH," four' ond five years of age, SThursilay .afternoon honoring be little son. Grant's, fourth birth tiny anniversary. 1 The children enjoyed games for lib'out an hour before they were treated at a tattle, decorated In a iluk and yellow color srhem. Whore refreshments were served. At Mrthday rake- with four, lighted randies served as a centerpiece. The cake harmonieed with the nut puns and candies. J.Utle hats as Minerva Says We have f"' ni-w rotors In SpuiHrx giisi'mitMit m kf Hcltclil laillrs' Silk Hi" Ifry I.U. Alfa a iH-avlcr anil hi'tlil grade for $1.50, A fvvt pair only of Oiif fon In (he HI .23 Brade In vUtse al 7.V". We cavvy Compacts, Hull Ion I'wls and Callous lals llwl tirinn w Ncm-Sllps ' slippers dial are loo looe In tlie lieel. Polishing- outfits and all ioIo: or Slio? (luiwr. i" Krte si'veinl kind. )h. jesl We have lr. Sc-linll's Tool Soap, iki you ever use mkJi a tltuis? The BOOTERY Vhrre Yon ict Pretty Sinn For Utile .MiHiey. Pay cash and you'll never owe anybody. Glass Oven Ware Pie Plates in Frames $1.25 Special On ALARM CLOCK 98 Also higher priced Clocks F.L. LILLY HARDWARE Phone Bf!a favors, with unlmal pictures on them, were given the children. A grab bag of toys wus also enjoyed. - After the children had pre sented the honor guest with many gifts they departed for their homes at about 6 o'clock. Airs. Jay Mtilertug ass luted Mrs, Kugene Millerlng In serving. The children present were Iar lene. Fronds, Lucille, J.a Veda and Grunt Miilertng, la Wanna Kceti, Gerald Mattoon. Margaret Todd, Aimejta Turn. Marian t'hauaseaml Harry and Hetty . May iiaaieis. In honor of her twelfth birth day anniversary litti Miss Jen Krench entertained IS friends at a birthday party front 4 until u o'clock Thursday afternoon at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. I). Krench. 'Games were , enjoyed by the IS boys and girls for more than an hour. Then they weru stated around a iecorated table and the young hoMless' mot iter st-rved ie freshments, .. Junior Club at JBridge Luncheon Mrs. Hay Price was hostess to the members of the Junior llridgo club at a luncheon at 1:1& o'clock yesterday afternoon at the Tiffin. After luncheon the guests weie taken to Mrs. Price's apartment in the now Holey huiidittg, wher three tables of bridge were u play during the remainder of the afternoon. Mrs. ixster Btodilurd made high score among the club members and the guest prist! went to Mo Melvin 1 .arson. The rooms were decorated with bouquets of chrysanthemum!, which were also used on the luncheon tables, Members of the Thursday Bridge club were entertained Thursday afternoon when Mrs. t J, Kden bolm was hostess. After lunch eon at 1 o'clock, three tables of bridge were the diversion, with Mrs, W. ( I'Yumun winning high boo re. The rooms and luncheon table were decorated in ua orange and black color scheme, many bou quets of the season's flowers be ing used. Home Department Preparing: Quilt Mrs. T. A. McKlnstry and Mrs. W. K. Buchanan were hostesses to the members of the home de partment of the Hirst Presbyter ian church yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Buchanan on N avenue. 'j Ktxteeii womt'u ,,,wf;r .pi-eseijiJ and a short business meeting was., held during the early part of tlu'l afjernoon, presided over by Mrfl. A. B. Anderson, president. A part of the time was spent working on a quilt for the home box. ' 1 u ring t he program hour M inn Myrtle Wilcox and Miss Gruf-e Gelhel sung a duet. The hostesses served refresh mejils before adjournment. " The Alice! indies' Aid society met at the home of Mrs. Walter rtic,hards Thursday afternoon with Si women present. The .devo tions) service was led by Mrs. Itlchards, followed by . a short business meeting, conducted by Mrs. Kverett Wullsinger, presi dent, i During the program hour the women's quartet, composed of -Miss Mumie Woodell, Mrs, James Moss, Mrs. Ida Moats and Miss Tillle Hug, gave several numbers; and Mrs. Bay Fuller sang two solos, accompanied by Mrs. K. 1. Jaspe-, violinist, and Mrs. Will Alter, ! pianist. At the close of the meeting refreshments were served by the hostess, assisted by Mrs. Howell, Mrs. John Hamann. Mrs. Taylo. Mrs. farter and Mrs. Italph h nnult. Announcements Mrs. J. K. O'Connell will h.i hostfRH to the Monday 11rllRecltth at 1:16 o'clock Monday afternoon. Tho Westminster society will I meet with Aim. Ken Hurrfe, 15:0 j AI avenue Monday evening. Air, j A. V. Llndjrren will have charge j of the ml salon study. Miss Mahel Doty will give a group of nmsl-j cal rdlnKS. An Armistice day meetinir nt 'JlcGreafest Cfalesman Light attracts trade u surely a a magnet drawt steel. More than thit it it a itar saleiman ' -never idle-never fatigued slwayi lelhng goods. eAi fist EDISON MAZDA LAMPS we are qualified to plan a lighting initallation to fit roui store ...HmuTtdtf ' f H. & S. Electric Co. Hommrr Hotel llid, Mannish Handle This amber Calaiith hfltwlia of an umbrella matla ot four bunds of la swa anS beige comes from Paris, the fmrsomiire has let;n planned tiy tho J.uiieji' AM society of tile l.utiieian . ehurt;lt.. for Thursday, Nov. II. The Youiig Women's Kduea tloiml auxiliary will m,t nxt Tuesduy at the Methodist Eplseo pul ehureh iHtsentent t S o'eioek. Mrs. H. llixon Is eh:ilrm:m ill charge of Ihe prosram. The siki Jeet I "Tliaiiksnivlng l-'estivai." Legion Cupboard Now on Display The American Region auxiliary jhus a cupboard filled with appetlz- Insr canned fruit, jejly and jam on display In the show window of the W. H. liohnenkamp pompany whieh' Is to he. Riven away at 7:30 p. m.t Iee; 4 at the office of the (.I,a Grande Printing- company. Money derived from this will he added to the American Legion convention fund. - Headlines you never see; "Mus solini f'reates Score of Jobs to Help Him tloern.,E- MEN AND WOMEN - OOXT DRIVS A CAlt OB RIDE IX OKE UM-KSS YOB HATE OXE OF Otrii SPKCIAIj AUTOMOBILE; ACC1DKSTT POMCIES ONLY $6M PER YEAR ; gijv rorR foijKt before the wreck ' Wo fan also NOW write your automobile insurance At a low er rat tliatt you arc jiaylng. rsiTEO UNDERWHITERS, IXC ' - ' Ifonte Office, Portland, Oregon, PYRAMID LAND CO., Local Agent I j i - Have you been hearing the Tinkle of Belis lately? The sound hasn't been loud. 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" : . ... .. r-r-.N mki. b i it a in. r.n; Route Id 8eUle, Nov. H (AI'l.- . . ... . . . ...... i nnea mam toaay ronnnem cookies, aiilk ta (the brraeh between Ramuei rlt,ilrQ1 ""oo"" WW. .. iher boat on the far western Ian1 JJINXKU T1 t of aols with tar. jof her tour; and Major Wanley Washburn, her special aide, woald Hie healed today by the aame imenta that she believed caused It. inenoknip ana, loyally to nr. I- Altliough Starle plana to take' Muko or flounder is cut Into fll- no pahlie nottee ' of the dispute Jeis to nttEke iiiu fillet of ole u. over preBent 'control of her truv-"tlyaerved tn this eountry. mi Is. a" spokesman for "the queen Indicated that she expected - the situation la be-Improved when the royal trsin bitty AeutU tonight for the eflgt. . . , : The solution' is thought to Ho In ihe expectod departure of M'. j Htii at Meattie n reienfioo 01 Major Washburn as aide. The ma jor has agreed to remain with the party, at Marie's request, bat Hill lias given no Indication whvst he wilt leave.' , Marie renrets that the two men, both her friends of world war days and both noxious .to make her tour a success, have been un able, to pull- tonnher. . . , Black and Red in Favor in Germany llj- tlie AameSated Tress Hlaek and red are the. "fashion-". mhle" colors for tills winter In Ger many, textile firms report. Ilea mixed with a little blue Is regarded as; espeeially. "nifty." fliue as- ground color has almost gono out of esiatence. , ... ." SHXTISG POT J.V RltOIS Styles in slippers Been about New York were never more varied. They are made from almost any material or leather velvet In light shades, brocade, metal cloth, ami i-eptiie skins. The heels of even- Ins slippers are works of art. Brti- ilant colored leather Inserts odd variety. 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