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Thursday, January 19, 1928." LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Page Three Society News Multimillionaire Heiress Is Bride Student Recital v-At Robinson Home fcnj: Mesdames Nels ltusmtiRsen. f.. Denliam, Floyd tJullowny. Merle Allen, .MoKinxie, H. I Nhoomakei Attended by DO Chunrtlor. K. O.-d.orn. Fe.d Ter '."t. ' pnny. J: W. IVown uml I lie hos- ( I lie 1 1( i , hi tin fill rfviiai uiw your, which was. in addition to ho In h most pleasing musical pro- groin, a delightful social affair. LOOTING (SpeciaO At a Joint Installation, .the Masonic and Must iok place Tuesday, evening when; ern Hint chnptam seated their of .Uh. I'. S. Uobllisoii presented Miss, floors for l!2R 'last Wrdnesda.v Uiwunnu (it-ahum, in phi no recital, Mi s. Huih Rwartz was installed usH- ttitftifitr-it tiy ThomaH Hruoo. haritone, j worthy matron pf the iS stern Stai Muucnt nf Mrs. Jessie A.' Hoskins. ; Mm. Theiinn- Chlldcrs, uusoehUi ..The piogram was given al the.' matron; H. M. crow, worthy pat P.nhinson borne on Fourth street, ion; Kiln MoKlnidc, secretary; Ho! Where about till persons gathered, on Jackson, treasurer; nolle Tilton Two small pilplts of Mrs. Ilobin- ; conductress; Sylvia, .Wade, ussocl son. litth' Mildred I track and, Mar-, nte conductress; Dolly Pierce, mm gtnvl Davy, welcomed thf vlsitois slinl: llutilo Leonard, chaplain: t m the dour ;ui I ushered them Imo i.ola llann,: organist, l.iirla Spe.i- tny home, which wan attractively ' cor, Adah; Kduu Crow, Ituth, Itos decomted wtth bouquets of- plnK f aline Heurlcs, Kstiicr; Uuhy l.eo-l I'.i-hitils and il it If tandies. nurd, Martha; lioorglo Alien, Kiec- ' vl'Uv program Included tiiroo ta; Ousslo Crow, warder; Victor groups played hy Miss tiruhnm, ' Senrle, entinol. The Uudulllng oi--'Hungaiiun Ituphsody No. P by fleer was Mrs. Gussie MucKinz.e Ij.ifiz; "l.,urgor. from the New nnd she was assisted hy Mrs. Uus World Symphony hy Devoruk. and'Kio (.Tow, as marshal. '.I'ulso Itrllllitntc" Opus 20 by i The Masonic offloets' Installed Mnnu-Zuecn; and "Poldu do Heine", by the. nasi woi-shint'til master Karl Opus by HalT, and two groups I Alh n, aHslsteil hy l' l I'lerco. as I Wy 'I'tiin liiuce, "Mown by the Sou marshal, - were: Harry Wnde, wor- tp'-'ifv nji an ii ii r i ciis iinu i i ii 1 1 iuu'jui i jHnipiui inpsier: I'caji i"iov, senio- A iSL uy ,s:inieiHon :nii -n um-i'usn-1 warden; Imy Swurt. junior war tVfid'd Town' by Sqtilrn and "WhP.uen; John McKinzio. treasurer; M" I Jl .ver Tpld Her l.ovo" by Uaydi.'. (Tow, srerolary; Wallas Spencer.t JJf llobe't (luild a;coinpjin(ed ;.lr.'Wonior deaorfn; Harold Price, junlot y Announcements linii nt tin' iiinna. , ilfucon: H.. M. I'row, chnnlain: i Uvin-Mim.-nis were hpivou 111 mr i ; forge Tllton, iimrHlml: .'inyd l.fo liqliiK muni lollou ,ik tin- pro'srum, mird'und'.VlP SiuiIpm, mon-nrda; J thtM iissiMtin Mrs. Kattlimnu ho-'u. Jttcklion, tylcr. Inn ..lr. Ann I'nliu ji, llsii Mahol lie f roslimcnln wore koi vc.I uflor I 1 '. Kt'iUui WullsinKer. lisH the int:illnUoi: ' St inw IIIKl .Mlili' Mlln.lj ... , : ' j ' - t.'iinii' . ' I ''OVK KpfluD A Biimlnl meet- '. j lug of the Woinun' Mith wna c:i(lt'l '"A iiiiKrinRo of Interest lo tunny for Tuowlay ulternoon ut Ihn 11 l'.a Cn.ll.li-, p.-u.l.- was quietly KOI- l,rarV " UIscuhh .rcpall-B o the. li . mni.e.l veslei.luv afternonn hy tl.o l'lrV l"'HHn(r. A eommltlee. eon ll.lv. I.e.f II. Awes, when Miss I'llli ' H"lf ' -Ml CiPOruo JleDanlo!, 'Ivijii.-ii.M. ..r I'uu.pliin. KiilKO, he-JMrs- K. Anderson unci Mrs. .1. ..cel.... ii,. ,.. i.-i-o.ie-ieu v' i II- I'rlce waH nnnolniCd to - look .Mitlhes. of IhlH eilv. The eddlllff I nf,r tl,e ork. I" tmfl; place al the parsonaKe of tu 'cur ,,00k eonimlttee. of l.'nulish l.utlieian ehureh, of whleli which -Mrs.. I'riee Is c-haitman, Xv. .'.liilhe.-i Is a i uber. Aeconi.. i "P""' remainder of Hie after- liapvnifc t!ic y.ilint; couple weio " ...... .... .... ...... Allc-s Marie Mati.e.i, s.er ol t.i.-J ' Tile .Molheis' Self Culture olllb lnl.le(,-roiiiii. and l.hud . Davidson. OOYK (Speelal)Stinlenls of the ''H nifel. lomonow ul'ternonn at ..Mr. n a. I Mis. Malhes will mal:8 Cove IiIr-Ii school Kdvo a haskel so-i""" home of Mrs. V,-aller I'almer. thjlr home 111 l.a (Iraicle. e'nl Saturday eveninif. (Inines an I . 1" Sc ecind street. Knell member , v. . contests were enjoyed cliirliiK the 1" asked 10 bring the deserlplhin :i"nns for a leap Year party to ' fvonlllft lifter which the hjiskeln of one -111111. uml 'Tie Value of lie' held Krb IX were complete 1 j The proceeds from the' Tcucliinn Children lo -Know -'and viM.v.-'iv all.'-riuM.n when niembeis "oc.lal will m toward purehasinir l.ove lllrds and Mow 10 Aecoiiipll:i ....ti .. v'..m..ii'u l.iiiw.l i.Mhiir-l.i- t'asiiei nan emu niiii iii . . i " ' ...o..-.. Inm niel ut'tue home of Mist tMesj ' ' . ' ' t mines- t.eKeier eiiierinineii tne ri(11 Ulinn ,... hllMin nr i.'-k c ha. 1 1 "f tho '"'"''' dun Wi-- ,., iiapperscii with 'Mik. l.my till. IITIles" purlv to he held tomorrow " . , ' husIsUiik as Hostess. eVenim; , il.e home of Mrs. C. l..1" w"" rved al 1 o'clock at .n. . . Jr ... lonir table, where cnvei-H . were hild V1 i' ., ! ,'7.i Tl!,,i 1, fril fr 14. llestdrs the meuibe.l 01 SI'IXAI, SI.T .1:1, . . , 1.,: .. t i h -in-.' the.cluh four Ktirsts were present, mmMA 111 l I Bridge Pointers by Jllltoij 0. Work Bustle 'n' Beads iiiivmir eoneiuiieii tno consiuera j tion of original one No Trunrp lddrt j at Contract witen made hy lcai-. I er. Second Hand after one pass, I Third Ham) after three passes: we ! (will now consider simllnrly oriin t al bids of one of a suit. 1 am more liberal than many in advocating Hunt initial suit-bids' because 1 am thoroughly Impress ed with many advantnxeH that u suit-hid has ns oonn;tred with u puss. It Is apt to produce a par tial score; It is tipt to kIvo tho partner valuable information; it 1 is apt to shut the adversaries out. 1 of tho advantageous ' bid, uml It wilt tell the partner what to lead ' if the adversaries icet tho contract. i Tor these reasons I believe hi makiaK: suit-bids with practically tho same .strength us In Auction ItrldKe, but of course only with I . dependable partner who will not I ; ' jump a suit-hid of one without til1 requisite strength. Hut thoro are .piny- nio ennvi'ii rtiml in Auction Hl'ldtfC 1 7&i-t PUTMAN'S Ln Crcnde's Kxclusiv Rendy-To-Wenr Millinery & Shoos ' , ' IIII BLEU PKRSONAhS Tlie i 's u hit of u bust Ik aliat this row n, siihtly iniroducod with fhlrrod rihhi4i under a beaded ornament. Oliver I'erln visited 4 Mm. KIM Walker Tuesday. The reason a womnn can tile at home is hecouse die thinks khd IMHl.KIt (Special) Mrs. l M, J cnn penull herself nomc dallyinrf Martin Is expected home this indulgence with the hridtfe rnt. week. I . ' with whh h 1 would pass in Con-J V , -traet. With n. four-card .mitt SlKACI-:itlK KrorilKI) , headed by KlnKrOueen and ono j ( . FOIt TASIIIOV 1HKAS side Ace, or with a five-card mll . . -. heatled by an Ace (no other face i ' J.1MS (ATI Paris could recruit J card In the suit) an a side Ace I n .oo from the Hulmals that Jn- would pass t If playing Contrnci. 1 spired this season's accessories. I wor'd bid with, these holdlnffH In Cwls are the newest arrival. They Auction, although -both ure doubt- ate used as motifs for IiEmt slmo fu,l bi'ls; bit in. Contract I hlievn buckles of rhinestnnes nnd their , them to be distinctly unwise. All eyes are made of topaz. . other suit-bids whlch-.aro correct - .Turtles, ci'jiues.. petinulns, mou 1 In AucHon for n Jiealer, or Sucond key and little plus come in for their aTter Dealers pass, or Third share of popularity In the shapo if Hand al'trr two passes, Hhould bn Jjhoulder broo(des, K""d luck ban- 1 ....,,1-. i.. . nni it v. An.rli lit l-Ipm 1i:i ml)t!iD n ml ' ut 11 iTixl ilere is Mrs. WiiUam II. Yaw. tho former Mn.ipleino Coueus- dank- ! sol,u , mi"1'1 i .- - .-. tor of Senator James Couzens of JVimlt. just ofter her weildinp. The Hts!P of tho hM wouhl 1,0 Kieator j ;. . . cerenirjiiy 10 k iiai:e In tho Hloomaelil Hiil (iJeiroitj home id -iheV I 1 " "oiiowing nanus, pouceuto hi idt 's niirenm unH mile Hi- iinin.-dfni. IntnilloH wit naa ih r.. i-.a ' Hht, w ould make HOimd t on The American Legion auxilia ry ! met at the home of Mrs. ftnlph Morgan Tuesday afternoon. Plans are being made to take In u num ber of. new members ut tho nest meeting. Mr. and Mrs. John Skllllmrs and family and Mr. and Mrs. William n.nlil, nf Wciltu-i unnnt Vnnitni' will move to Klamath I ,..,),., ulrt i.'ii f Walker. Mrs. Oean ' WestensUow, M rs. Wllford Westenskow and Mrs. Ir win Westenskow; were shopping lu I, a (Jrnnde Monday. ' v ' Mi, nnd Mrs, Orant Tucker and faintly were business visitors in f.a ! ramie Saturday. v 1 . ' ' Abner Page ami son, 'Tom, had to give up their trip .to Morq io cnusa of the road conditions. Mrs.. Nowbill,, of i Su'mm'ervllh lias been seriously 11) 1'or several days. Her daughter, arrived from Portland Monday and nnoflyir daughter will be. here from Iowa In a few days. ..' -' ' Mrs. W. V. Smith . and Mrs. Keep moving. The- man "Who puts his best foot forward iHn'j u 1 SEE Adler Music Co. 1 Irt With Ncwlin's For The Real Orthophonic . . Victrob an;l Victor Records TAI'l Vlae. The hridal jiown carried a train six yards luui;, uvei'-wliicii UK miolhtr tnuu of tulle, eiingul to the lace cup. inicl Milt-hlds of ono for Oenler 1 or Second lluncl ufliM- -Dealer's inw r.4siiioxs SI'l(IX(i I'OSSIIIII.ITV pass. .-i.cj .nt fur the inceliiitf and ho- ; iimipletim; urrniiKelilenls for Leap , Year icarty The Voinen's,soclcl' of the l-'lrst Hutitist church will nie.et tomorrow Slippers Of Silver Favorite Footgear lij llawl Itoavis (Associated I Toss Kastilon ft-K-X-X-X x-x A R-K-X-X m. XXX These arc th I'Mltor) rocommeinlod only whenfiiclntr tij. . -.PAIIIH (Al)The increased ful ness of skirts, and the possible widening of sleoveu are indications that taffeta may piny an impor tant part tu spring stylos. Nearly every lnrie (ross designer shows j smno dress of plain colored or 'flowered taffeta In the pro-sprlmr 1 collections. Afternoon fi-neks or i navy blue taffeta have hud a blrr " hiiccoss at one house for wear ;.t minima urn! are southern resorts. "Good to the lust frop" J'AUIS (AP) SbocH used to be deiiendablo partner and when held chosen to mulch dresses, but ttlnco ' iy u piavet. Who, it' lie become Do-!- PltOlO I-'ATHKItS silver slippers became so popular! olarer, will make all the tricks that ' IIKIJJOVH J.K, N. .1. tlumlrods that many women wonr . almost jnp hand contains. With any op fathers In llellevllle are proud, nothing else It is apparent that ;i Hir.igtli ss than tho hands uliAvo The uuestlon: "Who would you like greit many fashionable women are wo,j( puss: and for u pluyor lo' tie If not yourself?" was pro. picking out dieses which will set7 f ion lit fill of his ability to ny the. T'unded to school hoys. J.lnd oif their slippers. '- ' : hand porfeotly. or for a player hoiwh bud the most bulbils, Silver kid Is undoubtedly Paris facing a partner apt .to overbid, I ' place with Mnssidlnl and first choice this vInlT. ItKSKKS melulj.-.s of the West way club, the . W. It. A. and the.r lioods. Ad are "asked toieomo In "hard times' oust nines ii n1 prlXf'SwlU tte-Kiv1! lor the best;. Pi ecedng tiiC parly there uUI be elction of ono offl (r'ainl -Ibo Installation., of the of Imis !" tin West way club. All yiti'icers are ttsko l lo .come early fur the buslnes's session. 'i'ho decoration it ml shoes has reached such an I these rOU It KIM "Ol.Vi SQIAHSurt that even the . oKI-llme Niem ann, would reeommend design pf wini those hands. a pass oven two votes was "my dad.' voting was secret. lhil the Loyal Sisters Aid l Divisions Formed Mrs. Hert KnlLrht.' of, Cnion. Mrs.. I '.V H IS .r Special silk- flojs . broldered .shoes, of queens l-Mith ((eiteier, Vim iMci'all and . inaiih scscs." fled Willi iiinV silk j hi'Inccssf-s' pi'Csei'vefl "in" 'iVcnfh Mildred Spencer. . ; .''bows, are on sale jii on.v e hi.n. mnseujns ure pul lo. ahajne liy.llje The lie.vt ,.i.-ellnK of the cluli irynillasllMii as tlie-'ilasl word' in skill nnd beliuly of tho modern ere will he Krb, 17. when M.r. Hert fashionable rcduciiil," tfcar. Tho iUions. The old embroidery de--KnlKhl Mill cntvlnin at h. r home.' mill tresses are nuiinl In be place.! stsrnji are cop:ed by the modern '. I w he re ni-laily desires to take her craflsman in kid, Jewels and silk OHAN'fil-:., MALI, (Special) Mr.1, nly in. irniiit.- exercises. They pro- thread. I. sunny they are simplified an. I airs. I c. A. Alaslcrton enter- leel lier nac-li irojn me vigorous (CopyrlKht. John R llllle Co.) I ' . ELfdN PERSONALS What ombarasses n man most Is to know the real Hooret trut Ii about himself and then have his wlfo tell, It tq him A. Mastcrton enter- led her back from th talned tho members of the Country, inussukc of the -floor. Woman's cjnh and t Ii ;i i families nl , a "hard time" party Wednesday!. PAIilS ( A I ' ) For (he first tiim evonhi;r. (lames wore enjoyed unl s'nee the Ulv wedding baud was ut nino . o'clock a. chicken supp-.r cast usido us ohl-fashionc'd. i'.-irls was Forvc! to ii," gtiosts. : Ls w-:niag bund rings. 'I'tiey are -1 . . ( The women of the party sotected usiially wci with siiihII diai:nmo The Loyal Sislers' Aid society of , thfc best CO-slume among the. men .or covered with delicti e enamel de tbe Central Christian church mot and the men judged the women, signs which go all tho way around. esUerduy iii'iernooh lorn 1 o'clock t Ollveii l-'leslmian received I ho men's The rhurs arc sopiellmes wide ItmclH'on at th church with Mrs. prize .and tho women's prise was enough. to reach to tho joint of the Ciyde Zimmerman, Mrs. J. 0. given to Mrs. Ilert Uront. f nge;v Smith and Mrs. (ieorgo Anderson " ;:S host esses.. A ft or luncheon the - biislncat t mooting; was culled to order fy Hie I (resident. Mrs.. C. W. Hunting, Uh-I j fdur.s were made for a rurnmaji S.ile lo be held Siitlirduy, Jiltl. '2 S. j "-Tlie society bus been divided luro i , t hree groups w ilh M is. tloorge Itnchostor us chairman of division j A. Mrs. ( : K. llragg. ilivlsion It, i and Mrs. Kred Hufrman, division o; "Ilivlsion A organizod during tlml afternoon will, .Mrs. Harry Sando. as president. M rs. (Jeorgo Koche.s tor, vice prosi'letit, uiul Mrs. C. K. (iolden. i-ecietury-troasuror. A ineeling win be hehl Wednesday itftermion ut the homo of Mrs. O. ti. Johnson, when tho work of the' division will be planned. Mrs. C. K. li'ugg Is pre.bJont of di.sion H and Mrs. W. P. Galla ght r Is secretary -treasurer. This division will moot Fob. 2. Division C will bo organized later. Members of in lHble Soarcliers elasf of th Klrst llosbylcrian church won entertained yesterday aflernoon at tho homo of Mjh. K I.. -McKennon", when Mrs. McKen non ami Mrs. William Itarclay were - hnstepses. There w as a large ut tendance and aftr t ho usual business ses sjoii, which was presided over by the president. Mrs. Harry U. iTur- 4ior,- Mrs. Custav Winsler hull 1 charge of tlio devotional service' and program. Miss Kutherine VMs r played ti o piano numbers, - Miss Catherine Muniphreya guve 'mo readings and Mls Hothel Tri'.l idling two selections. During the uftor-noon the class decided to make a unlit, which will ?bo given to a no4dy family. 1 The hostesses Hort-d refresh Jinenis at tli- close ot tho afternoon. , .... ;Elft:in Women Study I History of Oregon I KKGLN (Speclla) The Klgln Woiimn's 1 rnprovement club met Thuisdav at the homo of Mrs. liar 4ry Hug. Following a business meet t lug tho study of Oregon bistorv was coilliuued. Tho mhjoet for tho 'itfterrfoon wan "Tho Coming of the Jwbrtn Man" ami Mis. lleroul Huff twits tho huder, usMsted by Mrs. L. i iinihiiMi. Mrs. is. I.. Shoemaker. Mrs. J. W, Itrown nnd Mrs. I'loyJ Ni;illoa. , Flowers roio firdorerl sont lo ttie iub prostdent. Min. lli-nry Sominer Hrtm in rocov rinff from un opera tion in a Portl.inrl hospital. The folbiwins nomon wre pr.i- 3 ' ::" Mr- i Kl.dlV (Special) Mr. unci-Mrs. It, V. Wilson and fnmlly ore mov Init to town from the It. J. (Irccn ranch soulh of Kllfln. ' Mr. and Mrs. Held lllliherd, of Some people life so clumsy that tiny can't oven talk without mak ing a hronk. G offee blended with coffee - a mellow richness created years ago iml nlwnys they are adapled. The most Important designers inxlsl ini.tn eleuant si m iillcll V ill font wear, mid silver anil aold kids llllicharl. were Sunday visitors of sel off Willi colored nppliimcs of Mr. N- ('mr McCiillnut,-h. kid work out well In the new .Mr. and Mrs. W. R llun went In styles. I'criiKln's now styles urn Imhler Snnd.iy nftc-rnoon lo nll.-nd lest coiuplicaled than they have Hie runernl of (Irnndma McKlnzIe. been for several seasons. i .less Crum left Sal ur.lay for Ar- Si.me .if the newest black satin Illililon on business, lie returned slipper ror aflernoon wear .have to his home here Monday, silver in- colli heels and simple Mr. nnd Mrs. Claude llolbrook, ap. li.iues of silver and cold kid in of l.a Ciranile, were viBlllns In lieu of jeweled buckles. Klltlll wllh relatives Sunday. - , William Itol'liisky lias accepted Hark seat drivers are the people . a position as saw filer with the who put the kicks lu motorlnir. Klainalh l-'alls mll. ' Mr. and Mrs. M m NICE KITTV! App.vcnlly Oiija, huge leopaij, didn't re ifnt lilt frl ihai Prvfy I larr-'lton. l is Ang'lri fashion de- 1 lignrr. wat vrating tlie Imlr ol oi,- rf the animal's anctitorl. ' But Miss Mamillon adnuls tint ilir prtfru her Ifopards b. o, prepared V JT KEEP A Westinghouse warming pad a0ijs ready ' Many and many a time, when ochins nerves cry out for warmth when pain is throbhing, throbbing in a tired body the soothing, com- forting touch of n warming pad brings relief and rest and sleep. You'll appreciate the convenience of this Wcstinghouse electric pad. At ninhtp for in stance, you just switch on your bedside lamp, plug in the pad ot the nearest outlet, press a button for the heat you want. Automatic ., thermostats control that heat, ut high, low, or medium. The eiderdown cover is soft and pliant against your skin; the pad itself so light it docs not press on tender places. Now is the time to buy a warming pad in read iness for the time when you will need one. Investigate our SPECIAL OFFER Eastern Oregon Light & Power Co. "Always At Your Service" S m n A word from the publisher about advertising ILHBBESSSS7? i,:, ,;'.. ,f,;, U m I U m The products you see consistently advertised in this paper are worthy of your confidence. It takes two things to make a consistent advertiser; One is a strong conviction that he has a product that will hold its place in public favor despite competition. The other is actual proof of that . . ..the increasing popularity of his product. ' If his product will not stand the test of comparison he would simply be throwing his advertising invest ment away. If the buying public rejects his product after it has been offered in advertising he has thrown his advertising investment away. That's why the manufacturer who advertises his merchandise consistently is very sure of his quality . . . and why you may be sure of it, too. Read the advertising here in your newspaper ... if will guide you lo the hulling of worthy merchandise 8 n ii nil r i u H B P :-.zz-.-.-.zl 1 IT, 5
