Thursday, November 21, 1929
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE,
Page Three
Society News
Abe Martin
harming Tea At
Normal, Building, .
Wednesday Event
i charming silver tea was (riven
lerday afternoon from 2 to 5
lock In tho music room of the
Rlcrn Oregon Normal Acliool by
Ixt Grande. City Council of
(onl-Teacher association. Pour-
during tho urtnrnoon were Mrs.
K. Charlton, Mrs. I. Fnus; Mrs.
Mei'lierson, Mrs, J...I.,. Ingle.
H. H. K, I n low. and Mrt..;I. A.
Ikei-son.
l. pie following program was glv
' j Mrs. C. l- MeIhe.ron aeeom
llcd by Miss Gladys Miller, sang
ie Stands There mulling," by
urlow IJcuranco, and "Moon:
jrltptlng." hy Corbel t.. Miss Edna
jvery played a piano solo "Night
jale.y by Uszt. A musical' rendr.
"Angelina with a clog dance,
ft presented by Miss Marian
plea, accompanied by Mrs.
.udo. Wllcock.
To Spring." by Gclcgra jilauo
a was ployed by Miss Gonevlovo
Ir.r. Miss Daisy Ttobbs, nc.com
iled by Miss Myrtle TVIlcoclf,'
g. "When' Irish Kyes oro film 1 1-
" by Hall. An ncrohatic dance
i given by Marian Chaussee and
i Cell Union, accompanied by
H Mao Hougli; ' "
firs. Leal Russell sang "I-Heard
ii Go Hy," by Ward, and "On
Shore," by Neidlingei. nccoin
?led by Mrs. Ivcstnr Stoddard'.
M'Ihh Myrna Vard gave two
jdlngs, "Her 7'Irst Trip to tho
itclier," mid "Cupid . Swallowed."
Ifarsba Miller, .accompanied by
js. Merlin liatloy, gave a little
l dance.
Assisting In the. tea. room were!
p. 31. C. Alexander, past presl
jit of the council, Mrn. K. IX
wler, president of the Ia Grando
j' council, Mr. H. E. Dixon.
tKidont of Central P.-T.A.; Mrs.
, J.nk Mlllerlng, president of
enwood P.-T.. A.; Mrs. 'Fred
i ring, president of Riveria P.-T.
Mrs. Henry Maxfleld, president
usband Repelled By
Varicose Veins
lob was fast losing every bit of
love for Mary somehow
ise hideously enlarged Varicose.
Iiih on her legs mado him sluid-
actually repulsed him.
Voollsh Mary IT only she'd get
iotlle of that wonderful Moone's
lorald Oil from the Hed Cross
ug Htore or any drugstore her
ly veins and bunches would be
le almost in no time,
fills powerfully penetrating and
y'.isepttc oil quickly stops the pain
il soreness, marvelously strcnglh
l the legs and swiftly reduces
. most enlarged and swollen'
ns' to normal. You'll soon be
e lo wear the .sheerest hose and
rt skirts without the slightest
;r of criticism the appearance
your legs will improve 100 per
it when those unsightly blue
ns disappear. Adv.-'
of training school, P.-T. A.; Mrn,
Deo Davis, president of Willow,
1VT. A.; Mrs. John Hates, vlco
president of 1a Grande, ully coun
cil, and Mrs. O. P. Maxam, secretary-treasurer
of council.
Tho general committee follows:
Mrs. It. C. Alexander. Willow,
chairman: Mrs. P. M. Kennedy,
Itlverla; Mrs. H. V. Andrews, Cen
tral; Mrs. Henry Maxfleld, training
school; and Mrs. E. 1). To wler.
Greenwood. Members of the dec
oration committee: Mrs. Louis
Wetzel, llivorla, chairman; Mr.
Claude Puckett, Greenwood; Mrs.
William II. Rtoltlng. Willow: Miss
Kate, Jtoux, training schoul. On
the tea service committee mem
bers were: Mrs. P. M. Kennedy,
chairman; Mrs. David ' V. Wiley.
."Mrn. Dan Miller, and Mrs. S. h
Andrews.
Extend Invitation
For Nov. 28 Session
Preshyterlal officers of tho local
organization were invited to tho
annual Thanksgiving meeting of
Ihe Missionary' Society of tho Pres
byterian church of linker, yesler
duy afternoon. Thoso present wero
the llev. and Mrs. J. Georgo Walz,
MVs. Herbert Hanua. Mrs. George
linker, and Mrs, H. H. Cleaver,
when they met at the homo of
Mrs. McKini, of Baker. '
. M rs. Hnnna, Presbyt eriu I presi
dent, gavo a report on tho synodi
cal meeting In Portland, Mrs. link
er, Presbyt erlal secretary, and Mrs.
Cleaver, Pesbyterial secretary of
missionary education, each . gave
short-talks. Mrs. Cleaver's was to
encourage the" reading and study
of books in the interest of mission
ary work. '? ' ....
A delightful musical program
was presented, featured by the
talented playing of Dorothy Iilako,
recently of Philadelphia, who ren
dered several beautiful piano selec
tions. Miss Blake is a sister or
Mrs.- H. J. Green;-of La Grande.
Mrs. Paul Potlman also song sev
eral Interesting numbers. A large
number were in attendance and a
pleasant social hour was Hpent.
during which dainty refreshments
were served. Mrs, Swauger led the
devotional. Mr. and Mrs. Swauger
spent many years in India, and he
Is Sunday school , missionary for
Eastern Oregon.
Loyal Sisters In
Monthly Session
More than'fortv members of Uie
jLoyal Sisters. Aid of the Christian
church met yesterday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. R. L. Putnam
with Mrs. Harry Sandoz. vice presb
dent, presiding in the nbsenco of
Mrs. Gtiy-gp Itocesjer.ho is re-
covering from a . .recent 'ope ration,
Mrs. Putnam led lir'tho, devo
tional services. - The parcel post
social was postponed until Dec. .
and a program is being planned
( under the direction of Mrs. J. P.
: Caldwell.
j A nominating committee for new
l officers was chosen: Mrs.. L. S.
"Weeks. Mrs. J. H.' Klt-ories. and
This Is a runny tliuo to hobble
womcu with long skirts when
they're liable any tliuo op nny
whoro to noed alt tho speed they
klu muster.. It hardly pays lo bo
a gontleiiiaii any mor with cave
men glttln' all llf breaks.
Mrs. C. 3. Golden. , Mrs Harper
dismissed tho meeting, followed by
a social hour during which Mrs. A.
P. Nelson gavo ,two interesting
readings.. . - :
Refreshments . wuro. served by
Mrs. Georgo , Anderson, ; Mrs.
Hh odes' Mrs. Caldwell; and Hoae
Kdison. The next meeting will bo
held December IS, with Atrs. J. D.
Smith. '
Mrs. Lucy Graham . :
Is Complimented
A Jolly handkerchief shower wait
given yesterday afternoon In honor
of Mrs. Lucy Grahahi at her homo
on Washington with Mrs.' .W. K.
Graham and, Mrs. W. Or-Shcrwood
liostesses. '.
Delicious refreshments were
served during tlie nfternoon which
was spent in pleasant conversation.
Mrs; Graham 'is leaving, Satur
day morning on her way for an
indefinite visit' in' the eastern and
southern states.
Those present besides the host
esses and the honor guest, were:
Mrs. Lydla Grandy. Mrs. Emma
Hard I nff, Mrs. W. 13. Ocslerling.
Mrs. C. H. Blystone,. Mrs. C. H.
Golden, Mrs. M. Klledge,- Mrs. B.
A. Mnstcryon. Mrs. Ira Kennedy,
Mrs. Sydney Happersett, Mrs.. C. M.
1 lappersett,, Mrs. H.!p. Nlolson,
Mrs. Lester' , Halo, Mrs.- Frank Da
Kalbi Mrs, Adla Clilidtirs, Mrs. Os
car Cropson, Mrs.'i;Vrnon Sher
wood, and Mrs. Flossie. Ingle.
Party Compliments
Mres-RuthrttrnVrcll
In honor of Miss Unth Hrmnwell
whose wedding will be; an i. event,
early in t lie new year, Mrs. -William
Slegrisi entertained, ntV-her
home recently with four tables of
bridge and a delightful shower Of
lovely gifts.
j- Mrs. Leal Kussel won honors for
An Amazing net
Washer
of world-famous Thor Quality
Sensationally Low Priced!
' Cm
QUALITY now talks price in a washer.
And there has never been a washer like
it. Never one with such magic simplicity
and speed yet such gentle kindness to
clothes. See it you'll marvel at its many
up-to-the-minute features. You'll want it
in your home to remove all trace of wash
day drudgery.
$117
is the Sensational price
NotethesenewThorFeaturcs
1 Life Time Tub oven biked porcelain en.
amel inside and out.
2 Beauty such as you have nerer seen in A
washer.
3 Wide Top Tub the width of the tub itself.
4 Rubber Guarded, Vibration proof lid.
5 Sew Speed Sew Kindness to Clothes,
g Simple. Compact. Easy to operate. General
Electric Motor. '
7 Dig Capacity. Does entire washing in 2 hours.
8 Vamom Thor Quality.
9 Amating Low Price $10 to $60 less tbin
any washer of comparable quality.
high acorc. CotiKolntlon prlao wan
awurilcuvto Mrs. A. I Holms. A
cluster of pink pompons formed
Uccamtlon.
Pollowlnir bridge a dainty two
courao hinuheun wus served.
Mrs. W. C. Crews Is
Hostess At Bridge
M rs. W. O. C re ws w as h os t ess
yesterday afternoon at a delightful
bridge luncheon of six tables at
her home. Decorations were in a
color scheme of yellow umUwhUe.
with bouquets of yellow and white
chrysanthemums.
Mrs. Albert Wardelt won honors
lor high score, and Mrs. Jeo Harri
son was awarded tho second prize.
White Rose Club
Is Entertained
The White Hose el;ib met last
night at the home of Mrs. Husscll
Davy with Mrs. Kvcrelt Jennings
as assistant hostess.
Tho evening was spent sewing
articles for the novelty salo to be
held in the near future, and their
quilt was finished that they have
been making.
A dainty two-course luncheon
was served by the hostess.
Helomalo Bridge
Club Entertained
v A delightful afternoon was spent
yesterday at tho home of Mrs. W.;
C. Hoppel when she was hostess to
the members of the Helomalo
Hrldge club.
.'With three tables at play. Mrs.
George MeVey won honors for
high tally, and second prize was
presented to Mrs. ilarry, Hansen.
Attractive decorations were In a
Thanksgiving motif, in the colors
of orange and black. Baskets of
full flowers were arranged about
the ' home. Following bridge a
dainty two-course luncheon was
served.
The next meeting will lie with
Mrs. Denver Charlton, December
4.
.''
Quiet Wedding
In Walla Walla
At a quiet wedding ceremony
last Thursday the marriage of ;Jt.
U. Walker and Mrs. Ulliaii Gull
lekson. was , performed. .!" Walla
Walla in the ofrlce of the justice
of the peace, it was learned to
day. They spent a few days in Tho
Dalles before returning to a
Grande to make their homo ut
130C O avenue. ,
.
J, G. Miller Guest
At Surprise Party
A pleasant nurprlse party was
given J. G. Miller In honor of his
birthday Tuesday evening at his
home, with a family dinner with
covers for twelve, featured with a
delicious white birthday cake.
Following dinner, guests wero
Invited forvthree tables of pinochle,
after which refreshments were
served.
A lovety cluster of broiuo
clirysanthemums formed decora
tion. Members of Past
Matrons Club Meet
' Members, of the J'ast Matrons
club jnet last evening for a few
pleasant hours In the Masonic par
lors with about 25 present. Mrs.
Minnie Ilodgin and Mrs. Carrie
Htieneamp were host esses for the
evening. Following the business
session, was a social hour, during
which the hostesses served a dainty
luncheon arranged In a Thanks
giving theme.
Parkdale Club In
Enjoyable Meeting
A pleasant, afternoon was spent
yt-sterday when Mrs. George ltyn
earson and Mrs. Kil Hughes were
hostesses to the members of the
i
."Dulcy;" Rotary club play next Tuesday.
eastern Oregon Light & Power Co,
The Electrical Way is the Thrifty Wo:
AIL POINTS IN
ORE0OH
WASHINGTON
IDAHO
MOMTANA
juutallUnmTjiujficpoOilsin.
UTA H
7)eparturex&iies
NOVEM&E&26-27 28
Jinartfurn liin.il
DECEMBER,
r nd
1
- K Vt.J 1 V
MARRIED; FIRED FROM WEST POINT
". . mill lfb eiiUrt luIV Jiavo-a l)cirno. dmr. -wife or miistnclip.''
snv llio nllOH'of tlio D.'fl. MllltHry iiciiilcmy m Wvm I'olnl. And so.
since Hip rlliot'o above hoVH Mr. and Mrs..J'aill U4ipi-n. Jr...l iip-.
' ron.lH no lfnKPr a' cnrlot.-.'SllH runaway niari'liiKo with proity Mar
Klicrlto CillcHnle." InHtrucror ut, tlie academy. cmiHtltmcil an .- aulo
inatlo rpHlirnhfion" from lll cIdsb.. Tliplr coin'lslilp hud boon carried
on iliwpllo tiro rlffld rcKulatloliH.pt Vont Point, and It wuh only dur
inK n-foolbVUI HKtnc ttlnfOicv WMio'ablc to Blip away to bo married.
"Hut twe'ro nwfullv linpiii'-'no." suW Mr. .Uailron when, tlio liho
tiiKiiiphcr fdlllldnlicitv lle?o uUJbo tlrosldo ot tho groom s homo In
. iL'iv.. i " v . . j .". "WoBpNowlAiry.' Mhbb. . .' . '
French Lingerie.Slump in U. S.
, Has Paris Manufacturers Glum
rvi.t A-met'li'iiii wnlnTin 'are . wea r-
InghVeheh"-
(han'AVore- It lil'' yyu 1 is. a 'syfihp.,
of ileclinfng exportalioii of '.'VcenVlb
wearing apparel; andUt? luifl'lrMieh
nnin:ifatltuvArs'wSirlcd.V-vs.' v .y
I' lgnrew -Issued by 'M.ievnlnisiter
of flnai.ee show thatvlingerloand
women's weaV e. evpoHeil-'.frtm
l- rane.o 10 the' Ufined .wmos.i ne j yPni. . siiio -sll'.inllon Is
first t'1gnUmbntlft'of:l;)I0-;MlliHlV,es'siu
oy one : sovenin- or eomuig upvio
the exports' for; a-simllar .peHod; in
There in . talk .ola .eommdHslon
to the .t.'hltOd-.rVUies. to; Xh)U:'Ul
why - American "ftpiwu Tarless
I'VenoJi .lingerie? and fewer l'reiih
dresseh.'- ' 1'; ' tv. "J, ' '-:.-iV
Some exporters lay.' tho , liivdety
say that .iKsjust heeiLiis,l
modern fw6nien- liive ellminatei
evi'i ylhlng lijil , ( he 'essentials. Jtit
that eyp)Ona.tibn lt)esn:t satisfy 'tlie
serious .minded ' afiillysls.' . . .
If, t'hi-'V .fjluUfecr l.'hG rt.vVjtisU'1'g ,;of
Ntiw. ork 'neivsprriiers ji.vaJ table, in
1'aris f hev inlghj -hdveijiaM of The
a nsverAViUoYlL7 leaving ''hpniu;,' .''V
3eiMirHlntttioto7 lit. Dfder' to pay niy. business turn-
A merles n' 'atmn'0,rigt niafOiiji'i; l.tiv;er'. ihld pei'sonal Jneoino., taxes
made."Yopics-'uf: f rno'.l'Tbiiolf'ulidui
wear.-at prices whleh appreelably
eut; .down i the 'demand for geliulnu
Ire'neh. hiiiiilniiilo ili'igerle. ' y. . '
Maelilne-'stUuhlng or haiidWdjlt.
It's much' ihe same 10 the average
A"meri(?iur wamati'. 1 iirovidlnir j tho
islvle Is-right , and tho ' material
good.-Hhe. 'prefers a roliy of $4.5
to, an original at four limes the
nrlee. 1 -
The: saihe 'Sll'.inllon Is found; hi
hlglwvtJ
fvpo of dreHsmalier in l'ranee com
plains that Amerlda is baying less.
Vt r- the famous dressmaking
nnmesuf ..teraneo have' never, been
sS vfdely known or-cxtenslvely ml
vrptis'if In - the . Imited - hlales as
ilfev are loday.
I here 1 1s mueh rllseouragemenl
among maunfaeturers and export
rs over (he Increased produetlon
eo??lM and tax situation.
-0.hr exporter told tho Assoelaled
I'nss.eorrespondenl:
. ' "Wv . find ourselves surrounded
by a tariff1 wall we cim l siMvover.
As K that: wero not enough our
luxes are Insupportable. .Tlgui
that "T ' worljed zll - days . for The
government out or iiui last year
; nud all! the other taxes 1 Incur.'
I'arkdale club a I, Mm. Jlynearson s
honit'.. , ' .- .I t
Mrs. . Jennie, Thompson enter
tained wll h a (Meyer rending. I he
afternoon , spent . In conversation
pHrvii mi (juii-Hiy. N earing up, uiwrn;
a delleiuiis -luncheon was served.
In two weeks tho club will meet
again with Airs. ( :lyde Uavis and
Mrs. Cieo. JJ. I.U p her. ; . .
A paper was presented concern
ing ihe county lljtrary league, and
-Mrs. J. M. Itowery was appointed
representative . from tho .club for
the meeting to litt, held December '1.
.
La Grande Girl Is .
Married In Napa
Aecnrdlng-to 'word ' ''received
here, tlie marriage or Miss I,uten
Oliver, daughter of Mr. and 'Mrs.
Charles Oliver, of jji Clraudo, and
Dale Hlorfwr' was an vent of Nov.
It, In Napa, f'al.'
Mr. Ktoffer's homo Is 1n Kit
gene, where he was formerly em
ployed In the Hltaggs Hart),.Way
wtore -1 11 f II last May, when he Was
transferred to Napn, Mrs. Oliver
1h 11 trriiiluiitt' of. La frando' liiirh
school and Is well known In this
city.
Losers Entertain , .
; , Winners Tuesday
liressed as Negroes, -members of
Ihe losing side captained by Mrs.
I la rry Mason enlerlnined the win
ntns of the I. A. of It. of It. T.
meinbership contest Tuesday eve
ning. In the Kaglcs lodge. Kollow.
Ing a meeting and initiation of
.Mrs. Hlnnley H. Mills, a delicious
luncheon was served In the dining
room, to which 1 he liostesses es
corted the guests.
The tables were decoraled wlih
yellow and orange chrysanthe
mums, and an orange colm-cd horn
of plenty filled with fruit. Olher
decorations were ' In the samo
theme.
An Interesting program was
pros e 11 I e d for entertainment.
"Thai's My Mammy," ami "Down
Among . the Kugar Cane." were
sung by Gladys and l,cona AVabl
rofr, Mildred Arnett, and Km Id
PUTMAN'S
November Sale
Continued enthusiasm about
Putman's November Sale is
plainly evident. H i g h -grade
women's apparel personally and
careful l y selected at prices
much below, normal accounts for
this unusual interest-T-too, it is
early in -the, season and. you will
still realize, a? full season's wear
from your selections.
,NEW DRESS COATS .
, $23.80 to $71.60
, . , . 'new.sort coats
$15.00 to $55.60
NEW FALL DRESSES
' k95$i4.85$i9.75
- : NEW MILLINERY
$3.50 - $4.95 - $8.75 '
Sec tlicso j Vlus ,-and compare our prices.
We; welcome your
i VCiharge accounts
PUTAIAN'S
LA aiANDJ?S KXCLIISIVK
" ,' ' Itcmly-to-Weai und Millinery -
irappi'rwtt. lyrnii ' Ward .(,'avc
Iwo ri'itdlnKH In niK'O dliilint, "Knr
couragciiit'iil," ,nnd "Kmilucky
riillonoiihy." Clladya Wnlilroff. ,n
lli liUHband and Mildred Arni'lt,
wife, presented a clever plnyctln.
A chorim til all I lie lonlnir Hide
bhiib "Old Tlluck joe," "trnoo Kly,
Don't llother lie." and "'(lood
NlKlit liiliMeH, A llll-ffe filtendanen
wail pi'u.Hint and tin luembem
apent an enjoyiihlu evenlnit. ;
'i ...
Couple Honored
At Dinner Party
In honor or their ' wedillinr uil
nlvernry iilmul Iwenly pnraonn
ipet at the enliln or lr. niul Mra.
William Hhnde near l''lve I'olnlfl
ror 11 ilellh'hirnl dinner TueHiliiy
livenlnir ; 1 1 . ,
ATler dinner pleaKiuit houra
wi'i'e Hpent In eonvirmttloii. .
Body of Secretary
En Route To Home
J. II. KKKNEY
Agent
La Giandc, Oic.
Jersey Dresses
'j Age 2 to 16
$1.49 to $12.95
Felt Hats
1
' At Heducod Price
98c to $2.98
Boy's Jersey Suits
; ; Ago 2 to 9
; $1.49 to $3.98
Norton's Kiddy Shop
IlllSir STATESMAN 111 HIDI)
liONUU.V. N'ov. 21 fAI') Tbe
wish oneo oxitreMHud by T. I'. "Tax
7'ay" () C o n n o r, veteran Irish
statesman, that he might bo hurled
In Kngland to typiry tho reeonellla
tlnrt of the two raees, was fulfilled
solemnly loday,-
AVcst in I nster r a thcilnil wan
ertiwd'-d with mourners anxteiis to
nay their tribute to the faimnm
"father of tho Iiouho of eommuns'
at a reuulem muss celebrated by
(ho ArehblNbop of Liverpool, nrlur
lo a burlcl scrvleo at KimihuI Ureun
eemutery.
NO MORE CORNS
OR CALLOUSES
Hard or Soft Corns, Corns be
tween tho toes or on the top or
1 bottom of tho fuel now disappear
Instantly,
KNIi-O-COHN talies Iliem all
; off every time no pain, no fuss.
Just apply at night and wniu with
eouifort next morning.
We sell KNIl-O-CUltiV bill If
yu live ton far away w rite: KNI
(J-t'OKN I.AHUHATUKIKS, 4 Har-
flebl lilvd., t'bleat'O, who will see
, thai yoo rei';(ve u Jar. Moon Uruff
t'". Adv.
CHICAGO,' Nov. U (AP)'
James W. Good, lato seendary ufj
war, was bur:iu hpino today to tho
seenes of his early political tri-1
timplts.
Kor an hour his body lay III
statu In a downtown railway sta
tion while , his, former associates
In government and bar and hun
dreds of .tho public who IcieW htm
less intimately withered about his
special funeral train to do him a,
last honor. " .
Tlio spec hi I train pulled out at
11:52, shortly before tho time Hchod
iiled, and was to matte no slops oil
the five hour run to Cedar Ituplds, .
Arrival at his ,carly ; homo wut
scheduled at 'A p. tin, '' 1' '
Mr. VouiiKtuiHt, who succeeds
Mabel AValkei Wlllt'braudt, says
ho Is not a faiiallo. Wotl, who
said he was?
Watch Tongue
For Signs of Illness
Your tongue is nothing moro
thnn the upper end of your stomach
and intestines. It is the first thing
your doctor looks at. It tells at a
trlnnce tho condition of your diges
tive system and physicians say
that 90 per cent of all sicknesses
start with stomach and bowel
trouble.
A white or ycllow-
Jffl. ,nn coaling on your
-4ff"t tongue is a danger
signal of those diges
tive disorders. It tells .
you why the least ex
ertion tires you out:
iMkotvour why you have pains in
toncuk mo Doweis, gas, sour
mry nominal stomach, dizzy spells.
And it's a sign you need Tanlac.
This good old reliable medicine has
helped thousands who were physi
cal wrecks. See how tho first bot
tle helps you.
Tanlnc contains no mineral
drugs; it io mado of barks, herbs
and roots nature's own medicines
or l.'ie sick. Gut a bottle from
your druggist today. Your money
tuck if it dscu't h.lp jou.