Friday, December 20, 1920.
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. LA GRANDE. ORE.
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Society News
Club Members In '
Delightful Dinner
Bridge Last Night
A dellghtrnl dinner bridge wait
enjoyed l;isi evening by tin mem
bers of the Alpha club when -Mi.
Hi). I Mis. Adolph Slogrist were host
fi ml hostess ". iit " tht L Ornndo
hotel. . '
llrtdgo w.'is the diversion of t ti
evening with Mr. and Mrs.. Charles
Ib-ymdds winning high score.
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Swastika Bridge
v - Club Entertained
entertaining discussions
IiiIUh by Mr. Merlin llailey, and
Mi'H. t. IC. Anderson, slide pictures
showing i ho growth un'd dovotop
nu'tit of architecture from tho
Kgypllon to tho Kumnnestiue wort'
shown by. Mi AloHSnuiii.. The at
i tendance wan large.
ami Conk was unable to attend, duo to 'followed ami wmh closed with l.!n
HlntMiS UK (Uljlily. , . , , singing Qf .A.,U. S- songs'; ?,
At noun the, girls from I'nhrn
Bible Searchers :
; Give Xmas Party
.Mary 1. Kail. Other members of
tht- fltTrr-nro Pulriclu Handrail,
Waller and Clarence Sinclair. .Jot
o guests at luncheon -sorved in jsmltli, (Jvoro Carlson, Neva Math
won. - i.mu-,-' auti tva itmyiocit: now
Hotliii and. Iteba, Kali; Since there
are ilS members and the orgaulxu-
Fowler, with attractive decorations
In tt Christmas theme of red and
grften with poiusottius and holly.
Honors for high wore wore won
.hy M rs. Herbert 1'nittson and
Walter Nnwlond. Oucst prixes wero
awarded io Mrs. Clyde Zimmer-
in ut n and Fred Spaeth. A delicious
jlwo-coiirso luncheon wan -served
during tho evening,
1 Tho next meeting will ho with
Mr. and Mr. William Gable. Jan.
Neighborhood Art
Club Entertained
Last evening three tables of the
Swastika Hridgc club wore enjoyed
at J ))' home of Mr. and Mrs. Ward
Au Interesting meeting was held
yesterday at tho homo of Mrs. K.
I Mossnmn when tho Neighbor
hood Art club continued its study
of snored architecture. In addition
the sniiiltaliniiitr -boin of t ht -
ini'Sile.Mclonee i ifi'imrtmoiit.-'rTliP
luncheon rwnit swvod -In . thr-"
' -dainty courses hyKulli Cullon und.iion was completed, on Frhhiy tho
Tho imde, Searchers olasa of the .0u ,0oek nsslsiod hy llU j i:tlh it wuh deelded in nnmo Urn
Presbyterian Sunday school, .Mrs. Spain. horothy Snider. Frances I rlul. 'Tho Lurky YhlrlPen."
Hnrrv 'I'lirniT. nrtuadonl. Mrs. K. S. Iijinl.-lu I'lum U'lnltmn nml t lL-hm-.l i.'nk.im (.r I n iinut.1,
HOSteSS tO Club t,':u,,,'r- 11,1,1 j- k- Kvolyti Itrm-p. ail stndontH in an ivr-ntly vlsltod rolnltvos hero.
Wrljiht. iiHslsiant u aoln-r. -mot In advanced doimstic Mrietico class. t O. '. Kioshman was a bant no -h
tho p.ir.lor ut tho church. Wodnc.v- i'ho nniuuil A. U. S. I'hrlstman . visitor In 1'orry. last Wodnosday.
liny aftornoun. with ahout -15 pros- . parly wu held in Iho KynuinHlum. j Wosloy Smith- was absent from
otit. and enjoyed their annual : Mildred Ulokland had t-hartfe of n t school the first of the week on
i'tiristmas party. A lighted t'hrlsl- novid proKram eonsistliiK nf ft j accntinl of Illness, r
mas tree, with' other .seasonable parady eniith-d "Tho NlKht Hefore j .
deeoratioi-.s adorneil the room. A Christmas," which was written and
Kift b;. wa,s in evidenoo into mid hy Horeaco MeiiNton. and
which oat h onp upon arriving drama tiy.od 1-y ft lyroup of KtrlA
placed 'a Kift. and later in tho af j representing titys. Tho Kroneh dolt,
trnoon each rect:tved a Rift front .Marian Webb played a piano 6ln.
- . ' 10 lea nor luihl. tho clown doll. Iris
program was of a most do- ) lluKiien, the raw doll, Nora Hitler
. Tho noxt nifetlnj will be with ' 'ikiui ;jt nainre. with two piano inm",,Tl' " "
Mrs. l-'osel. January M. elections by Miss Katharyno Wis-j ""'I. each guvv u dance typical of
i.nht. iMjroHi voices n jaines i""i- .mhuh-u
'Mrs. Ross Eaton
' M embers , of. the ai OramK'
Itridffe ohih met yesterday at tlo;
home of ,fi-s. Ituss Kiitoa for a
idelltchtfnl ntlernoon or liridKe. At
trftcltvo clusterHof rod and while
i carnations wore ari'aiiKed ahout
: l!ie hmno. : - ; . ;.
ilnuors iir hWh tally wero won
Jby Mrs. Herbert Paulson, Second
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iKuirel. KolhiwiiiK hrldifo a dainty j ,hw h:iR'
; Km noes t 'ook, ' I'Yoin a n 1 ml ta a
, l.odK-e" hy Kdwaril MeDowell. with
an encore "To a Wild JInso by
I YOU VERE THRILLED I
when you were the recipient ..of .beautiful flowers, and
your loved ones or friends, .no matter where in the
world they arc, will be thrilled if . your Christmas
greetings are expressed with ' '; : . ' i
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flowers
Our Service is World-wide -
Free delivery within the city limits
Quality Flowers-Artistic ArninKcments
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Service Unexcelled Just Bring Your
List, We'll Do tht i Rest.
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lir,o Adams Ave.. . Phone M-ll g
Hostess At Three
Tables of Bridge '"I '
, , . The devotlnnals were lOd by
' Mrs. Don (ially was hostess t6iMrK- Walter Carpenter. Mrs.' John
three 1abu-s of the X. 11. BrldKP M',,,r road 'Gualburta's Victory.
club yesterday at her home which ,intl '' encore number "School
was attraotivcly arranseU with a (ibis." Mrs. chrls Miller in iiuainl
Chrlsdhas tree.and other Yuletldu old-i'asliloned pioneer drnss. piano
decoration. a - J i jneeompnnimout by Mrs. Harry T'.ir-
llouors were won by Mrs. Won -nor, saiiK. "1 Cannot SiriK tho Old
ley McDonald. Mrs. Itoyd1 Pldcoclt Sons." and as -an encore "Happy
was presented with ' second priz(:i as a Ilirdle In Uh Nest." The. Itov.
Kollowlntf . hridKo. a two-eoursi j. Cloorse Walse was invited to
lune'lienn. was Kprvod. Tho cl.m In:ll;,. tne p,VKentation speech ami
wilt meet with Mi's. William I 'en-; , BiVe l0 tho -teachers each a lovely
n; . Jan. .2.; -'j-' ' piece of Kostorla Kl'inswaro, from
.' the mnnia'rs of the. class, Mrs.
j Walter Carpenter presented a box
of handkerchiefs from tin? class to
their president. s
Dainty refreshnients were served
A Jollv Chrlslinas party was en- followhif- the program tint! KlftB.
joyed Wednesday by .the W'acheer- The uyxt meetintr . will be ,lan-ovan.t-anip
hire yroup at the homo nary t5 at the home of .Mrs. Wal
nf (Mara Norrls on h'ii'st-. street; Wr Car)en(er on Main avenue.'
Oamos. were enjoyed .during thb ,.H, AIIeM khuvv tm' IIH,
ovonfnif and Christmas j-H'ts wero sHiat hosti-HH.
exoliaiiKotl. featured hy a Christ - if.
mas tree. Kotroshments of pop , i a '
porn bulls nml candies wero scry- j (J 111011 GiriS Al'e ,
t hose present weror Judy Sio-' Guests at L. H. S.
Ki-lst. tlcni'vit'vo Spaeth, Orviilim? i .
.Mi-Wlllluiim. 'I lli.ri aii Curiun. Mary j ' Th0 1n csrimili- Mull Kcliool Hlrln
llailKhPlily. Klllfcnla TrowlirhlKo. (.ninrtnm.,i tio ofrii-eii) of the I'll
Irono Wuldiorf. (VdIIIh llrynaurt, ion i.a(ru. nt tin- iilicli
Camp Fire Girls
Enjoy Xmas Party
the hostess. Clara Norris: and tho
guardian. Miss Doris Warner Mary
Sewing Shop
Opening Rat.,' Doc, 21, with
complete equipment for all
UlndN of general sewinff; Also
a line of nifty silk dresses. Uor-'
Ular f 1 5.00 dresses $!i.00.
Depot streM .next to I,avcn-'
dar Lunch.
MISS LAl'ltA PAVNK.
school Wednesday afternoon. Two
officers of the student body and
the editor of the Union hlt;h school
paper together with tho Kirls ad
visor. Miss Shaffer, were In at
tendance. I'hey were Introducer!
by Lena Duekot.t at an A. G. H. 'as
sembly held at .U):H0 when they
responded with.-short talks.
The main feature of the assem
bly was a skit prepared by tho
etiquette committee of which Paul
ino conradt is chairman. The sU It-
included a piano solo by Cecelia
Keynntid, - a reading- by Wllma
Mitnscir an'd a 'Vochl solo by Itiilh
Gclbel.
The regular IkisIiiosh mooting
P. oil anil Person!
Tho (IllTcretiepS lit-t ween "real"
nml "itrsniuil" oftlalc Is Hint Iho
former enuslsis nf .frcelmld Inuiscs
Hud hiinl;-ilio Inlleo consNu of
lonsclinlil properly, twmoy, mini
tui'o, nut so on, t
Dismisaing Vorriet
An oxcellciit way in dismiss wor
ries, or to reduce them to their
proper proportions, ts to conceii
trtilo nieptally mi tho lhhm you
hnvo In ho thankful for. Try It.
I doll, sang a Christmas song.
After the program the girls all
joined In folk games led by Miss
(ihvs. The games were Interrupt
ed by the entrance of a real Santa
Clans, Impersonated by Mildred
Cade, who.gavo popcorn bails to
each girl. The girls then danced
until four-thirty. A large Christ- , Common Error
mas tree. Kitrhtnds. ami . wreatlis Majority rule', hv some wolrd per
deooraUMi tin? gymnuNium. curoiyn j version of the lumiiin mind. n ofton
Gray and Jacqueline O'Hrlen had j wt o IMP!in ,m) t))nt ,)P m.,i(lriv
charge of the decorations. Khniild rulo bill Hint Iho uuijnrity I
. j rl'hl. Vomiins llnnip C'oinpanloii.
install Utticers
Smart Things to Wear
For Christmas nothing is '. more acceptable
to most men than something to tttar smart
things to wear. . You'll find them here. May uv,
suggest, for instance, a fashionable Tuxedo':
CREATED BY; . -
Hart Schaff ner & Marx '
Shirts
A plain white broadcloth, silk or
oxweavc chirt it lure to plrase. For '
pome men, color, stripri anil pat
torns may be more desirable. K
Lounging Robes
The man who take pleasure in loll
ing leisurely at home will he elated
with a luxurious ailk lounging robe,
or a bathrobe or house coat.
Hosiery
Almost every man it pitying golf,
to a pair of all-wool golf Mocking is
first thought. Then, there are silk
sox, of course.
Pajamas -
In the selection of pajamas, this
sophisticated age permits taste to
run riot in colors. Many bright
colors and attractive patterns from
which to choose.
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Neckwear .
You can buy a tie here, without any
fear of its being conxidercri a joke
ltcautiful colorful ties uf genuine
uility.
Handkerchiefs
A box of bam I kerchiefs is always
most acceptable. We show boxes of
three, six and twelve. Monogram
med, bordered and plain.
Slippers
House slippers and bed-room slip
srs of fine leatbrr ami less expen
sive and more pliable materials are
most welcome by any man.
Mufflers -
There are mufflers for evrry.d,y
wear in brislit colors ami mufflers of
knitleJ silk with fringed ends for
dress frear in white and tones of
The men enjoy buying their needs at this store. Isn't it, then,
the logical place to shop for the gifts to place under the
Christmas tree for them? We shall be delighted to assist any
woman in her selection of gifts for the men folk.
Suit and Overcoat Sale Continues
$18.85 $23.85 $28.85 ' $33.85
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TROTTER'S
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At Lodge Meeting
At the meeting of the C. f. A.
yesterday attcrnoon In the' U. P.
hall installation of officers was
hold with .Mrs. C. C. Hull insiall
Ing. .Mrs. J. K. Cunliffe presided
over the regular business session.
The next meeting will be Jan
uary '2. ,
Auxiliary Enjoys
Christmas Party
Delicatessen Minded
When Cull, (he new steiioarnpher.
mnk os n enrhon copy an :sf- type
writer, sht describes Hie process
its "uuikiiiK n carbon snmlwich."
Wnnuin's ;inuv,Coinpal)lon.
'ollowlng tho lodge meeting of
the Ladles Auxiliary of the 1 O.
K. last evening, a Christmas treo
with an exchange of glftH was en
Joyed. Other decorations woro in
a ChrisliiMis motif.
Next Monday evening u ClirlHt-
maH party for ttto menihei-H of tho at the Hurry-Nice .home last Hun
Kuglcs and their families, will take j day. 1 .', 1
WOLF CREEK
PERGONALS
For Christmtisi
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Hy .7. A, Nice ,
(Observer Correspondou! )
WOM-' niKKK (Special) .fohn
Calendar' Hro'pped dead at hls"farm
home a' few days ago, from heart
trouble. The body was til hen to
Ia (Ira lido for burial, r 1 lo pur
chased the farm, from J.,11. Kilby
a little over, a year ugo.
lr. and Mrs. Alex 'Shaw visited
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Onyx "Pointex", Gotham .
Goldstrype and Gordon "
Beautiful sheer chiffon hose,
with't the .wniitcd picot top
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Other Hose ut . :
1.00' 1.25: 1.50 , 2.00 :
- Duskee '
Caress . '
Mayfair
Crystal Beige
Pussy Willow'1 '
PUTMAN'S
place with a iiiogram during the
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Girls'Give Tea
In D. S. Rooms
A delightful tea took place yes
terday in the dining room of the
domestic science department wltti
students of the Central S H class
participating. The table was al
tracllvoly eenb-rod: -with red tap
ers. , An interest log program was
presented. ' !
A rt lin r n nd ft erahl 1 bi rrison
helped A. J-.. (iltkison butcher -.Inst
Tuesday. , , '
AVillla'rti Kester is the towner of
a new car which he purchased re
eently. A. Ij. l'eai-sbn whs here on busi
ness lasL Monday.
Air. and ;Mrs. 11. 1,. Nice and
sou (Ilea, and Miss Vivian John
ston were linker visitors last Sat
urriiiy. , J
A. Met.ean. of Willamette, Ore.,
was here last Saturday on business. ;
The John .laugherty children
uj'p 1)1 ,of moaslos; t ;
Sam O'llrien has lieeu lm)rov
Ing his place the hist few days
withthe addition of new hay
houses. ' , .
Mrs. Henry Doyle has given up
farming and Monday moved lo Ii
Oi'aiidc.
! C-. -. ' (illliisou and Kaymond
AsdeJl ui'u.thp latest iturehaserH uf
radios. .,
John Fisiter has been hauling
wood to the .Mtllu plaoo this week.
Mutts Nloo' and V. M. Lund, or the
I local school board intended the
j directors meeting .nt. Trfi Clrntulo
'last Saturday. . ,- ,
j Tote MeOovoim'Hpont last wpek
; end with his family nt 1 laker,
j Mrs. Hllas Smith, and Mairlsnn
i and Kthel SJmouis were Uakor
.visitors a few days ago. . - ,' ,)., ;
! The AVoll Creek school will qlpso
ion Ueo. 20 for a,-two weeks yiu?u-!
!M,,n---''- y - .-' 'io'.' $ ;
' 'Loe Oconto. is: nJoyiiig ti .VlHlt'
'from his father, . ,, f.;ii,- -
j Tho (let-together club met, xit
Hie W. K. Lund, homo last Salary
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! Mr. ifnd Mrs. Karl HhiuTtim,b'ive
(returned from Vortland.
Announcements
The High School (llrls Mission
ary ' society of the Methodist
church - will hold their annual
Christmas ptirty Saturday evening
at 7:H0 o'clock at tho home of
Miss Mernela IMci-son on Tenth ;
avenue. Kach girl Is lo bring a gift
for the tree. . .
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A Christmas parly featured with
a Christmas treo will take place
Saturday. Dec. 21 at Hie 1. O. O.
. hall with tho Odd Fellow and
Itebekah lodges as hosts and host
esses, lo all members and I heir
lii mlllcs. The program will begin
at S: I 5 o'clock.
Tlie Cle(-To-(fctirer Vl-.ib of l.add
t 'nnyoii will meet. Friday, I). l!7 ;
al the homo of M rs. Orumsmlth. :
It was previously announced to be
held Dec. 2(i.
Establish New
Home Store At
Perry, Oregon
Hy Mrs. Mary It. Kail
(Observer 'orrespondent
I'FltKY. Ore, (Special) (lernld
I'lerson lias purchased a ounutlly
of supplies and eHtabllslted a little
stum at ills home In Lower Flat
for the accommodation of ' the
community. The I'ler-sons live In
the bouse formerly occupied by tho
H. H. Ijirseti family.
Mrs, Olo Mnthson find daughter,
Neva, wero shopping in town last
Snhirday.
The highway crew Is still bu.y
resurfacing Hie highway between
perry and La Oramle. They have
reached the hill nenr the hospital
with their construction.
Whiter Sinclair Is employed nt
.the highway shops at In Grande.
Ills son. Oeiirge, takes him lo work
Mich morning before school tim.
Mrs. John IMckd v-lsllud Mrs.
I', H. I In Mil run last Tuesday.
Joe I let tun and Vane 'arlson
were clly visitors recently.
Harry Coal well has been bimy
for several days cutting green pine
poh'H on the hill etisi of his homo.
i 'ta rence and Waller Sinclair
who were absent from school last
week rin account of Illness have re
turned to their school work.
W. J, Perisho wan u I'erry vis
itor Monday. JIe came up from
his home in ai Orande after soinft
hoosehold goods he had stored at
his former home here.
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. JloiriVn, Ole
Malhson and Mrs. .lot! Smith at
tended Hie Heboid directors meet
ing held at the court house axt
Saturday. They report a very In
teresting and Instructive nxeellng.
Mrs. Ornei! Morris and daughter
Verda, of La Orande, have moved
to I'erry lo spend the winter wher"
Verda ts attending school. Sh"
was enrolled In the fifth grade In
I'erry whool Monday morning.
A boys ami girls sewing dub
I was organized recently with lh
following officers, president,
fleorgo Sinelnlr. vho president.
I Let ha Hallmark, nerrotary-trea:-
THE CINDERELLA SHOP
Invites you to visit the
beautiful assorted displays of
Dainty Christmas Things
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-New Arrival Frocks
in Advance Styles of 1930
NEW FROCKS
Positively new: and fresh for they are just in
""from New York':.- . here in tlmte for you to have
a next year's style and color nov before the Holidays. They are
very charming examples of the new silhouette . . . and they are
those good values which uphold Cinderella leadership.
NEW-
NEW Colors .NEW,Silks ALL Sizes JUST IN
$9.90 $14.95 $24.95
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GIFT LINGERIE
Dainty silken 'underthings for her intimate personal
wardrobe gowns, pajamas, dance sets, etc. . . . smart
and classy negligee for lounging hours robes, two and
three-piece pajama suits. All inexpensive.
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HOSIERY
SILK HOSILItV The gift so over ap
propriate iiml appreciated. And so easy
and pleasant to chooso from, the Cin
derella Holiday Showing where the muti
ny is supreme and tho shades new,
$1.50 and $1.95
Cinderella
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