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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 3, 1929)
Thursday, October 3, 1020 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA' GRANDE, ORE. Page Three Society News son, Mr. nml Mrs. Clyde WVbb. Mrs. Jcnnio Thompson, .Mrs. U John son, M. G. Murray and MH'ara HoberlHon. Tlio I'rii'iuls of the ivtvnt brltUi and brliU'Kroom will find 1)h-iu at tlu'ir farm homo in Kruitdiile. Miss Knotts And : j John Larison Wed ; In, El Paso, Texas; , j A fi'v days a so in Kl Paso, Texas llie nuptial surviei's virt Holmnizod for Miss Mm my KnoU.s, duiiR-lUor of. Mr. and Mtk. K. K. Knotts of Kl Paso, and John Spencer LurUun, sou of Mr and Mis. G. L. Larison of Iai Grande, at 8 o'clock in the murnin? of September 1!S. l:i the Kt. PiitiiWi's cathedral, the He v. Kuiher Itdbert O'Louffhrun officiat ing - In an Impressive ceremony In the church decorated with palms and pink roses, the bride win given in marriage . by her "father. , The bride's wedding gown was of egg t shell satin, with trimmings of lace. Orange blossoms banded the lace veil. She wore slippers of match ing sharl. The maid of honor, Miss Ruth Yoimgberg, was attrac tively dressed in a frock of pink moire, with matching slippers and . a picture hat of blue. Donald Dun l can attended the bridegroom. The bride's maids' costumes were also of moire. MIhh Anila Knotts' 1 lie bride's' sister, wore; a peach frock and Miss Hope Tu st ation, was dressed in lavender. The bride's mother wore ii black velvet with matching accessories. Following the wedding a recep tion was held in the home of the bride's parents. Tall baskets of pink roses graced the reception rooms. Tho wedding cuke was of four white tiers. Mr. r.arrwnn and his bridi left on a honeymoon trip to Mexico aft er the reception. They will make their homo in this city, where he is affiliated in business with his ; father, distributor for tho Chcvro- let Motor company. 1 Tho bride attended St. Mary's J college at Notre Dame. Mr. Ljir ison is a graduate of I-u G run do high school whero ho was especial ly activo in athletics. He has been C. Harding. Mrs. R. Y. Kcighton, Mrs. Claude K. Cooper, Mrs. It. IS. Richey, and Mrs. J. 1). McKennon, us assistant hostesses. Mrs. Letghton had charge of the devotional. Part of the after noon was spent working for the j bazaar for which plans were Uts-i cussed. I An announcement was made of the I'n ton County Met nudist con vention to be held at Alieel, Oct. 17, which will be an all-day affair. The Presbyterian Ladies Aid met The Rev. V. K. Hall announced! yesterday afternoon in their regu-j the ministers' convention to eon-, lar monthly meeting with Mrs. An- vene at tho church Monday, forj drew Loney Jr., presiding. A gift! which the Ladies' Aid will serve j of appreciation was presented to dinner. I Mrs. Kvelyn Hearnshaw, former Mrs. Oesterling arranged a:i In-j president of the aid. who is leav- terestlng program for tho uftor-j terestiug solo was rendered by Miss Bethel Trill. Following Uio meeting a pleas ant social hour during which re freshments wero served was spent by the members of tho organization. Presbyterian Aid Planning Bazar j Announcements a student at the University of Notre Dame. His many friends ; nR tQ make her home In Pendleton, noon. Mrs. Cooper entertained with look forward to their nrrlvul here and wish them happiness. Owing to the illness of Mrs. Lar ison, neither of th ebridegroom's parents were ubie to attend the ceremony. Charming Dinner Honors Thompsons Plans were made yesterday for the bazaar which will be given No vember S. Mrs. J. George Wnl had chargo of tho devotional. An Interesting program consist ing of musical numbers was rend ered. Mrs. Hal Bohnenkamp sing ing two delightful songs accom panied by Mrs. Hurley Richardson, and Misses Jennie Nielson and lif fie Blanchard playing two interest ing violin duets. Miss Genevieve I Adler accompanying them. At a charming dinner in honor; nf 1 .. .....I M.-u f1..n 'P1.ni....ii..lt rresnmeni conimniee serveu uiu.iiy refreshments: Mrs. J. T. Richard- a reading. A pleasing piano duet j was played by Hrs. V. M. Pierson , and Bernetta Pierson. Ruth Aid-J rich and Ruth Hall gave a clever! 'darky skit and songs. During the afternoon dainty re-i freshments were servwd. j Tho next meeting will bu at the i horn of Mrs. A. W, Lelfel. j Program, Social At Lodge Session who wero recently married in Port land. Mrs. Fret! Robertson and Mrs. M. G, Murray were hostesses Tuesday evening at Mrs. Robin son's home on Adams avenue. This is one of several dinners given in honor of the newly weds return to j Ijv Grande, after an extensive trip along th eQregon coast, including a visit to Crater Lake and other parts! of southern Oregon. , Bazar And Dinner Following dinner the evening 1 was .spent in pleasant social hours. ! Bouriuets of fit 1 1 flowers added j touches of fragrant beauty to the home. Those present other than the honor guests and the hostesses wore: Mr. and Mrs. Chester Thomp- A delightful program and social MrH featured the meeting last evening III illt l l J ttiUI ivt'in-iv.l il miiik" i". 50. More than three score of tho members were "present for the foil si -. rtoss meeting held prior to the program. ,-f . Anita Herman played an Interest -.fug violin solo. An unusual read ing was given by Miss Myrna Ward. A vocal solo by Beatrice Wardell of Island City was well received and Miss lOffie Rlanchard and Miss Plans for a bazaar and a dinner j Jennie Nielson played a delightful to be given by the Methodist Ladies I'vlolln duet. MIhi Hazel Mac Aid were made at their meeting at j Phorson sang a charming number the home of Mrs. Lydia Grundy land Mrs. Orlin Anson gave an en with Mrs. W. K. Ostorling. Mrs. Iv ' trrtainintr rending. Another n- son, Mrs. J, George Wnl., John Theisen, Mrs. Andrey Loney Jr., Mrs. Joel 'Kichardson, Mrs. C. .Crews, Mrs. Frank Jackson, Mrs. Aug. J. Stange and Mrs. Rob ert Kakln. 1 Planned by Aid The cninmitlee of the ladles' auxiliary of F. O. K. met Tuesday evening to make fimtl- plans for their bazaar and cooked food mile to be held this weekend.' ...' The Baptist Ladies Aid will meet at the home of Mrs. O. G. Williams at 1002 Klcventh street Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Mrs. Frank Jespcr will be loader. Tho Vnlon County .Council of Parent-Teacher associations .will not have the meeting as planned for tho evening of October 4, b-it has postpond It until after the state convention at - Grants Pass. Time and plans for the next meet ing of the council will be an nounced later. . Tho G. T. A. of the R. of L. 15. and not the B. of L. F. and 15. met this afternoon at 2 ;00 , o'clock, in the K. of P. hall. .' .'. " . .-.." The. Ladies auxiliary of,, .the. I1 O. will -meet' Thursday evening ; at 7:30 o'clock in tlu. Kagles' hall. Choke . Him ' . A radio Is worth till H rnsls I! only bertiusp It nfTorrts tlir prlvllogp of cludiing off n .nasal touof when you feel Itko 1.1. llirittjnghMiu News Whero beer wiis brewed niush rooms now grow, in- if Madison, Wis., brewery." ' ' ; ' Women Are Free! HA BE? ENT EN PREJUDICE REMOVED Legally, politically and socially woman has been emancipated from those chains which bound her. 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