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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 17, 1927)
t 1 t Thursday, November 17, 1927. 7 mm r Ess EA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER H- . " . i a - I . 7?w kAJ-vi U in.1 I I1 I !JbJ II r I "I-M TT 1 ,-v',2ial i2a5iii,J.-.SLi..s DEDICATED TO THE PIONEERS ANNOUNCING o o The Formal Opening Of The TEL Tomorrow, Friday, Nov. 18th Beauty No matter how wide your travels, seldom do you see a hotel of greater beauty or more luxuriously and smartly finished than we are now able to offer you in this fine hotel. Richness and warmth of color, pleasing de sign, and expert arrangement of furnishings have'pi'oduced. a hotel of-the': highest char acter in the lobby, on the' mezzanine, in the dining rooms, the ball room, in the guest rooms. Comfort Whether you seek the accommodations of a traveler or the specialized service of private social functions, comfort is an all-important consideration and has been given particular attention in planning the La Grande Hotel and its furnishings. Cozy rooms with tiled baths or showers De Luxe and box springs extra quality mattresses to insure perfect rest comfortable easy chairs these prom ise ideal guest accommodations. Big uphols tered chairs and roomy davenports, soft rugs,. and a cheery fireplace make an inviting lobby. TJ I LAtANDEfr HOTEL p Convenience Particular care has been taken in provid ing a variety of room accommodations with varied suite arrangements. Connecting rooms, each with private bath connecting 'rooms with bath between rooms in suite .with connecting private vhall. Rooms with ; double beds, with twin beds, withjsvp 4oubJ.e; beds. On the sixth floor are found two and three-room apartments with bath, kitchen ette. Every convenience is available for the ; discriminating guest. Service A complete hotel staff of long experience has been brought to La Grande and is now in charge, thus insuring you excellent service almost at once. The dining service in main dining room, coffee shop, ball room and pri vate dining rooms will be our particular pride. We will be especially well equipped to handle private parties, dinner, dances, bridge luncheons and dinners, afternoon, teas, and other special affairs. For breakfast, lunch eon, and dinner1 the dining room and coffee shop will offer menus of excellence and vari ety at surprisingly moderate prices. OPEN HOUSE FRIDAY AND SATURDAY The entire hotel, with the exception of occupied guest rooms, will be open for public inspection on Fri day afternoon and evening and on Saturday. We especially invite you to attend the banquet and ball, if possible, Friday evening. If that is not convenient, we urge you to come in at your leisure, see the hotel, examine our unusual facilities for superior service. v . YOU ARE CORDIALY INVITED La Grande Hotel W. 0. CLINGER, Lessee f, Page Five : .! a
