La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 15, 1927, CITY EDITION, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextFriday, July 15, 1927 ' LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Page Three Society; News l i. i I iM u i hi Mrs, Nye Honored At Party Given By Mrs. Turner Fringe Necklace plans to Hi'i'Yt' sjintl wictir-M. pic a n 1 cuff' in thH rooliilK' paint Hhrp( tluiiiiK tht- state Ann rit-un Lck'II convention m-xt week, t'ominii-i lets ww appointed mnl plant j completed. t was decided (niutnie. tht place "Kum Inn." Several qulit tups were on tliit-. play and alt were wold iuiU ordei taken fur more. A hand etnhroiil-j t'i' ii pillow cubc and dre.sser sca.f, set wan also (told. . The next meeting of Dip ftnetet v wan announced for Thiirnday. July of .Mrs. I'harlr U C, Keiitfle " Mm. Harry It. t Turner enter tained the ineniherH of the Itilile HearrhPrH china of the First I'reg hyterl:in church and a few fih ndu yt Hlei-fJay afternoon corupliinenthu her mother. Mih. 8. K. Nye. th-,' oiM'UNlon helnK her 7 2nd hlrtliday iinniveixiry. . I'orly women were present an I nn enjoyahle afternoon was spent at anicu and visit inf- A feat m v of the ti f t e rn oo n wa s u ha n d k r ehlef shower tfK'eh by tin mem he I'M of tiie Itihle clans for He honor guest, the hanillcei-cliicfs lc In cleverly nreMented on a -Ian- Z,p:rC nr,:;iMrs. Pattison Is "" "" i Hostess At Bridge . The room were prettily deco - j Btt d with bouquets if the wawon's " f lowera, MVeel peas prednminuiinw. A two-coiirw liinrhemi wits Herved by the hohlfHS. assistett ly .Mrs. Kdjfar Wlllcoek. .lrn. K. I'.u- S'V-nth ntret In lionor of her (ha nan, ant Mis. T. A. .McKiii- .sister, Mrs. William Mart man, u ho utry. v J is visiting here from I iurrisbui'K. ;'. j I'ellll. 'I'he rt'iriila r nodal nieetiiiK of Mrs. Ktnier Cluye made hin 1 be A lipid Ladies' Alii was held score during the afternoon's play vnvlerdux' iiflernonn at the farm and the second nrize went to Mrs. Imino nf Mm. Kverett V;i llsinuvi . . K. H. Hovlcn. Mrs. Fijink Harris J'''1 'Che meet I n k us condueleil b received I lie consolation prize Mrs. WulItdriKer, president of the )touii-ts of MiajidraKons. sweet- hoclety, and the devotional was ied peas and daisi ! 2. at' the home , Ward, with Mrs. assistant hostess. JVIaliy boihjiiets of sweet pe:n were used to dei-nrate the roiuiiM. The hostess serv -d refreshments befure adjournment. A fringed necklace ot rhincsiones And sapphire, reminiscent ot primitive jewelry, recently launched by Lelonp, promises to Herbert 1'al.lson entertain J wUh smart approval. It U four tables of bridge yes-! matched by earring, afternoon at her home on 1 - - I ! i asior uu iiaim To 'Meet Lovers Who Would Wed M is. -.1 ,,t MENUS Ity Sistr Mary 71KKAKFAST Chilled orniiRn cereal cooked with dates ' cream, crisp toast, milk, coffee. I. I' N c it ; o x Consomme, attractively (ousted crackers, stuffed onion by Mrs. A. V. Kisher and Mrs, arranged about the rooms. A two- salad, whole wheat rolls, sliced Thomas WallslnKer. course luncheon followed the af'- peaches, layer cake, milk, ten, , After a siiort business meetintr a ernoon'a play. lI.N'Klt Koast beef, browned program was Klven by the youtiK . potatoes, ten-minuto eahbae, head people. Mis.s Josephine l-'isherj .mism ,ouS). Sulisbury win ho?- lettuce with Jtussian dreswinp, rfavti'a reading and two sacred se-,.H ,0 tM(. tl i rtui, '.lHt PVenin eiiilled watermelon, milk, coffee, lections were sunk y a mixed nt the home of her Fister, Mih.I t( , , Huartet, consisting of Misses Myr-, LoniH Larson, on J, avenue. I s"'"-l O'on Sulnd ItuuMUels of roses were used to' mrx omons- I decorate the rooms. Card .m ',uull,u ,,t" oru"" or VW KI.KTdX, Md.. (Al') "lo you want to ui-t married folks? Want to Ket mu t ried '!" This Is still u greeting for couples iledcendlnK from trains at this Maryland city. Nothw H list aud Intf t hut the aut horlty of one of ii "marryintc parsons' has fallen under official scrutiny, while an other of the minister declares It to be the KTcettng- of a mitrrluRe trust. The unofficial "greeters" are taxicab l rivers who arc Kind t(i Kiiide younjf couples past Die ob stacles t hat face younf couples seeking to gi't married. And iucc most of tlie couples arriving here do wish to be married, I he taxi nun seem to prosper. On his card the Rev. W. It. Moon dcMcrihes Ihe taxicab men as the "Jitney Trust." urging prospec tive newlyweds to step right across the (racks to his office. l'ustor Min TrnTns "Allow no jitney driver to stop you." the card, sets forth. M r. Moon also meets trains in his own automobile. At his down-town office, or nt this modest home, the Hev. Mr. Moon has performed ceremonies i that started many hundreds of i rouides on their wedded lite. The tuxl men have played their share as master minds In arrang ing the wedding of ninny n timid couple. They whisk the couple to the marriage license clerk's office. They help decide for the pair which minister will perform thw cere mony and when united the driv ers have it in their power to direct much of the stream ot couples to one or another of t he minister. Th-y hover about during the cere monies, and afterward drive he newlyweda out of town, or deliver them at hotel or railroad station to await the next train. HiiKinesn continues brisk, despite the legal cloud that loomed when tht authority of one of the three "marrying pastors" was questioned. Of these three pastors without re gular charges, a second has con sented to leave town, in accord with the wishes of his church. AlVr.lTS MK.MOH1AI. I'KNOI.KTOX, July 1ft (AD The city council last night accepted tht proposed Vert Meniorhil build ing plan, the building to house pioneer and Indian collections of Curius. The people, must accept the huildiiiK by special election in the fall. The structure which is estimated to cost $t.r,iHK) will be donated by John Vert, pioneer wheat rancher. The only proviso is that the city maintain the building. A Chicago newspaper Is seek ing "the best known professional woman In the country," In the be lief she lives in Chicago. 1-el's see, where is 1'eggy Joyce now? SAT I ItllAY'H I'lttK.lt AMS The National Mroudcitsl big com pany program lor Saturday night from & to will be the usual Sat itirday night review, broadcast over , Kn.Mtl, KtlO, Kl'O, KI-'OA, KI1Q, !KtJW, K I'M. I KC.O Oakland CIS4.4m-7S'Utc) ! U, sports; S: lb, program; 1:4ii, jtiuiutet; in u I, bund. j K.Ilt Seattle (;t4H.liu-STilikc) III::! ii. orchestra; S, studio program. J ! Ki-'I Los Angeles HifK.ftni-iMO- . Ike) it, program; )u, radio club; 11, midnight frolic. Kl'O San Krnneifwo (422.3m- ;tnkc) H to 12. orcheslrn; 12 to I, j lance orchestra. ! KOA IMiver Ct2f.!tm-!2itke) 7 ! lo H. orchestra. ! KuMll Seattle ( :iotIm-!i Soke) , j concert orchest ra; '. : an to 1 o : :io. I musical programs; 1 0:3 it, news; j 1 o:4a to 1 2::to, dance orchestra. Kit v i tin ia ni (UMiii'iii ii kc i I u to 12. dunce iniuslc, KOWW VTulla Walla (2!i!.8ni nuuikc) I o to 12, orchesiru. K(.A Spokane ( 2io.7m-l luOkc) S to !), organ;' D to in, studio pro tTii m. I 75 NEW WASH FROCKS-75 Voiles, Dimities and Prints 1.98 to 6.75 PUTMAN'S Read y-to-W ear and Millinery tie Wlllcock and Cirace (lelbel Thomas, and cleland Wnllslng'v Miss Dorothea Harrison gave two wt, reading, after which Miss ill cock sang t wo numbers, "The Kashmiri Song" and "One Fleet ing I lour," accompanied by M i s. fleorgc H. Hlrnle at th piano. ' Orchest i a music was furnished by .Marjorle. Cleland. Thomas and Virgil Wullslngcr. KImer Case and Clark Kuckman. Following the program refreslv Ilients were served by the hostess assisted by Mrs. Koy Wells, Mid. A. V. Fisher ami Mrs. Thomas Wallslnser. enjoyei ltnora 1 iltn-itiir the PVfiiint. I ' ,.,. .,,,., .1. , cookeil egg. tomatoes. mayonnaise, hard- water Pi onions and cook In boiling Miss prize. I ili.-inir 1 tin l.',.lllnir nl,i ng iv made for the next meeting, which """"y mr ui.wu M-iiuttr inn nut suit ur oruat'H. l uoi and remove centers to form shells. The girls present were Misses 1 no n.ers wun ocans ami one Valette Harer. Cora Lucille Hard- tomato. Bind with mayonnaise. i mi onuon suens wnn iiuxiure. Feel remaining tomato and cut In four slices, l'lace each slice on bed of water cress. On each llce of tombto put a stuffed onion. Mask with mayonnaise nnd top will be up the Grande Hondo , rive lug, Mae and Lila Kran. Klnori Hansen and Louise Salisbury. t Hefreshiuents were served by the! hostess before adjournment. The high school girl graduate.;' class of the First Presbyterian Mn,,., tii-iM tn u-nmi'ii 'tlti-nded cnurcn scnooi met last evening the m-etillg of the Lutheran t.a-I' f'hurch, with Miss Lillin! dies' Aid society yesterdnv after- s hostess. j noon at the home of Mis. Kr- 1 I Miss Sims reviewed Harry Km- MaMhes. erson l-osuicK 8 ijook, i ne i wen 1 rails ot a uoou t naracier which was followed by a general dis'-Ufslon. Fourteen girls of he class were present. Itel'reshtiieilts were serv ed and a socialite enjoyed follow ing n brief business session. The class-will nit-el next Tm-n-day evening at the home of Mi s lsabelle Miller. w it h a slice of ha rd -cooked egg. Cooked carrots, peas. lima beans or diced cold boiled potato can be used In place of green beans If convenient. Much business was during the uOernoon, taken up IIICIIKIUI July Specials 3!r Hnihloir Kloonnx 7Tr Owl rrhi':ih-ir:il freiiiii tmtli for 7f)C f.Op lir.l I li..r H:iir 011 39c. TiOc Hfil Fr;itli.T sliav- int; Lntinn 39 Lftn Pom lom l.u.Mti-r 29o T.'.p Owl AiiHTOil. Iifii- vy (I'lni) 59(' T.'.r Owl AntiMptif So- liltinn f ii III Jf)(4 Moon Drug Co. '. Agent1 I'r The Owl IniK Oo. j SI Slocuiu looked In nt the I oin-ra house wliere they wero holding graduation exercises tho 'other day and decided to stay. Ho said he thought It was a revival of Black Crook. j " A professor announces a college course on now to ne nappy tuougn married Is the next step to be, taken. Klnsteln's theory of rela tivity probably will be the main subject. At The Bootery Chimpanzees 'Can be taught to sing, says a scientist. Looks like competition for the elephants in grand opera. Ease and Smartness The graceful line of the new shoes in our collection render them unusually attractive. And the stylists had a thought for comfort, too. for they're built in such a scientific way that comfort is assured. J.llc'it rolnrt'il nuimiH-t nNfonlK. ll-8. Klnips nntl step-In piimpH, Hly.od from :: lit S: trlplt' A to I ' witllli. $("''''' lo JT..'i valnt'H at, $3.95 Xew Fall Shoes, high and low heels, Nlrnps. 'slip-In pump:, n nd gypsy 1 les, .155.95 to $7.25 - , . THE BOOTERY FEMININE CHARM DISAPPEARS WHEN Hie nose has tin ugly shine. Keep I the skin looking like n peach with j this new wonderful French Pro- i ccsrt I'aee Powder called MFLLO (iLO. Stays on Indefinitely so i pure and fine prevents large j pores keeps your skin youthful. (let this new wonderful Face Pow- .ier MKI.l.O - OI.O at the toilet I counter today. (1 hiss 1 rugs. Inc. ! Adv I Saturday Specials 36-INCH CRETONNE 25 Yd. 36-INCH FIGURED VOILE 36 Yd. 36-INCH COLORED LINEN .....J9 Yd. SILK SCARFS $3.25 value for ;..$1.9S CRETONNE PARASOLS for $1.-19 BROADCLOTH SMOCKS for $1.G9 SILK STEP-INS for 98c VOILE DRESSES, age 2 to 6, for 1.....98- BOYS WASH SUITS, age 2 to 8, for....'......98 OUTING SUITS, age 2 to 14, for...... 98C STRAW HATS 19 and J9c BRADLEY SWIMMING SUITS At Reduced Prices NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP Better Merchandise Lower Prices c and NN. i(.v V VN F00D CAgRYL JJ jjiU 11 J II J LSSS CHAIN .3TrTPi -icT PHONE MAIN 9t 1312 ADAMS AVfi. Former Hooverized Location. Announcements Oliver p, Murton Itelief Corps No. :t7 will meet S;iliiidiiy at tie1 K. P. hall. This is the regular dinner day nnd the women in charge are Mrs. Jesse N'elsrtn, Mr. C. W. Noyes. Mrs. S. S. Nye. Mr::. ,loe Oliver. Mrs. Plank, Mrs. Jul ius Itoepch and Mrs. Lain a Ithntles. One candidate will he initiated. All women of the auxiliary to Ihe Fraternal Order nf Kaglcs are re nested to tueet at Kaglcs hall at - o'clock Saturday afternoon. Tho West way cluh will meet r t. the home of Mrs. August Krick son, in May Park this evening nt 7:;i0 o'clock. Distinctive Permanent Waves TIT ARVELOUS is what fastidious women " say about our permanent waves. Not only are they soft and natural, hut give that added touch of your own personality. Mrs. Reynaud takes extra pains to distinguish the different types of hair and treat it according to individ ual requirements. The Leon Oil Wave that wo. use is the standard for all others to follow. Phone for an appointment todav. REYNAUD' S BEAUTY SHOP 1310 Jefferson Ave. &fr i SATURDAY SPECIALS At The . Oregon Hardware Here are listed a few of the amazing values that we are offering for Saturday. You cannot afford to pass them up! Cambridge Peach Bloom Etched Cocktail Glasses, Sher bets and Tumblers $2.39 per set Blue Japanese Creamers and Sugars .... beautiful Orien tal designs 49c per set Japanese Lustreware Tea cup and Saucer. Variety of patterns 25c Imported Incense Burners in new shapes and designs 19c Paring Knives aluminum handles 10c Quality Brand Lunch Kits $1.89 Water Tumblers In a variety of shapes and patterns. Special 6 for 25c Refrigerator Sets 3 heavy glass travs 98c Electric Irons $5.00 value for PRICE ALONE, DOESN'T DETERMINE WHETHER OR NOT AN ITEM IS CHEAP Quality Plays An All Important Part Our buyers are men with years of successful experience in merchan-Hisinp- know when and where to buy quantities of HIGHEST QUAL ITY merchandise at the LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICE. Our method is buying in large Quantities, and distribute to all stores, so that in every community where' a STONE'S store is operating, our customers are re ceiving the lenefits of this SAVING. Unusual Values for Saturday and Monday Only M.J B.RICE-oSSl BEANS- Red Mexican 10 Lbs 69c .V.) Auburn Electric Plates 2-eleinent hot plates. Special $4.95 Ice Cream Freezers from $1.29 to $5.75 "Speed King" Roller Skates roller bearings $1.98 Oil Cook Stoves 1-3 Off Try The Oregon Hardware CRACKERS- z 35c SALMON- 2 'Scans'!:. 29c PCAC Del Monte, No. 2, Afc ILrtJ-- tin, small size, 3 for4,7 fCDTA For making jam or CC( lLIUM" illv. 2 X.iY.. bottles JJ JELL-X-CELL--?ikgs 19c PUFFED RlCE-;20l!kgs; 29c SHREDDED WHEAT--tmit 30 years. Pkg 59c 1AM-. Ken's. 49 Lb. sack ... SPERRY WHITE DOWN FLOUR Something Better Every sack guaranteed. ffl OQ Per barrel Pl' (4 sacks) $7.35 FRUIT JARS BALL MASON Regular Quarts $1.05 Pints S7t' (Case of 12) PEAS Blue Bantam, 4 lbs 25c NEW POTATOES Irish Cob blers, G Lbs 19c LETTUCE Local, solid heads 2 for 15c KERR Self-Sealing Quarts (wide mouth) $1.29 Pints (narrow mouth) 89c (Case of 12) BEETS 1 bunches 18C CARROTS 1 bunches 18C TURNIPS I bunches ISC First WATERMELONS, KLONDIKES 3c