La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 24, 1924, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextJ.I ff Thursday, April 2-1, 1021. " TOT! LA GRANDE EVENTNG OBSERVER PA (17 NEWS of SOCIETY flooint news must be In Ihe tvmds of Iho society editor-by H:S-0 o'clock. 1 tn to tin- fuel that Ihe .social pat; ii is made up before) noon, II is practically im possible lo 'insert stories alter l)i:it lionr. Hereafter, Ileum, no matter how Important (hey si rsr. that nro delayed beyond 1 liat hour, will not ho printed unlit Urn foi lowing day New s JMi tor's Nolo. Unusual la fv V ; 9 Thi home of Mrs. Knehenspar ger was the scene of a dclfghlftp lea Wednesday nfternonn when t ht W. It. '. ltifi . Cam y woi-U and guessing games were tlu order t,i the afternoon and ill tin- eluse nl a 4 very enjoyable t lute by everyone ilelictotlH refreshments Wi le Met Vril by t Ik : charming hostess. Those. preKeitt were Mrs. W. . Kvuns, Mrs. Cheif. Mrs, K. S. Nye.) Mrs. J. Hurlletl, Alts. S. K. l!ra- den. Mrs. Harry Turner. Mrs. Cecil I ;;.I.'H. Mih. II. (1. Iliile, Mih. I-Ynn- j cis I 'la ii k Mrs. Laura Davis. Mrs j Kit a HtiyncH. Mrs. Marl lia Cool;, Mrs.. A. I'. Nelson, .Mrs. O. H. Illy-j s:icho. Mrs. It. C. Itray, .Mih. O. W. i .tones, Mrs. .Jessie lanieral(. Mix j M.; D. l-Vkler. Mrs. Aml.ro.sc . "Wrlghl an.) Mrs. lien. Ileldin. j i. Tin Missionary Soclely of tin-1 Mel hodlst church spent an tin-! usually Interest im; afternoon . 'yes- j terduy, when Du y met al I he homo' or Mrs. I'Yed Sniiili. There was a! largo attendance .and following U'ei regular hour of business a pleasant ' social hour was enjoyed anil de-I llcous .reiTcNhincnls Herveil. Sev-j era I vlsllors were also In at tend -1 annco. . j ) - j ' Tito Karroo Klntoh club will j ' moot tomorrow evening nt the " otinlry club with Mrs. M :in.l iitul i-ttl. Mm J. R. l't-lc". J. K. Ml I Ik S. II. WYitnt-r wi-ri- nlso jirrs- rnvi'. (NpiThil) Mr. ami Mrs. T. It. 4'unkllu t'litiM-ltilnt-d with a ctiiirniinir ilinni-r party l-riil:iy rvv-nlnit. Hints for the Housewife &2 Tin- unusual mat is Im,,! tn lltul. lull Ik i- it i" .lift mi,- i.-iviv ami a iii:m t fa It Imvv aa. I iliuiitoni). sllapi.l l..ui,N iilmtii ti, v;ii-l litit . ictttii'i il I..-i.l. m tlu- r..-i-iin-trle:il. 'ly-printi-il. ilttll sili liii-c! inuu-l'iul. nrant ami r,tli..i.u nr ti...i i i 1 '"' 1 ,l 1 ""jNl'll Ulttitii Mitt' una lift'NOltally at'. ,...... ,,.. ,(itaiii aim .i. , .,.rHun iiik iiiaiia anil a Ktaiii nine in .ih auri'tl I'ar all who alti-nd. Kttvc a ptfaslntj Halo, acraaiia Itifd hy the Ailjntaiil. Illi.ila.as wsHlnn att.l Initlallon was held liy lh,. c.a-n al tit., clnai' lll- 't'ltit f irccnvvorid l'ttia-nl-'roai'luTH AaKOcialimi will hold tla riKiilat-jal lln- altt-riKioit.. 'I'ltri-t' Hew hti1 tnnnthly titci'tintr l-ritlay al'li-l'llooit.jlit'tH twrr Initialed April 25. l-:voryon' Ik rordially liivilcd In ntli'nd. Alitad. (Kpot'lal) Tbcra wan It parly Iti-lil al I h- Itotia- ir Mr. and Mik. .1. I. Kiilin Hatinilay iiIhIh. Wi-vi-ral wi-ri- 111 alli-ndaiH-t! ami a Satltrday'H Iti-lltd' Corp dltinr-rwtts 01' i'xr-'-!i!tniuil intt.ri.Kl to all. 'I'li-'i-i- VttH II liontlti-OIIS dinner enjoyed liyieonil tiim- i.iilee...l l. .,11 0- Very lai-tfe Illintlier. ltev. Kltller j ' . (Irani Ki'llll save an aildn-KK dial; . was at treat iM-nel lt. ami nt.reet,, . I M-'"'Hle. .( Speeial ) -Tile Hauler led l.y all nresenl. Mrs. CImm ;':xVm!i"M ,rlv"" ,,r N"ly flroen and Mrs. 11. 11. Cleav.-r ren- r'"'"' , "'V' ,", nl.-l Kilrcesa. .ered a piano duel. responditiK lo!""' ''!' "' u,,ii"K '""f I""'1- v-i-y a hourly upplam.,.. Mrs. I 'u.ui'lehl i " litivn ln;a very pleaslntr way some I"'"-0-, "ls"' " n"n ' l t""l' I ilneaeem-eM or Ahraliain I .In. ! w'1'" l'n""l In help III 111. eoln, Slnphen A. DoiikIiih.' Ci nera I i l"'"KI"""- H'"lr look plucu al ;'i"' K-'ltool house, wliielt was lieau- i ,;II1 llowera retuesentlitK hauler. rept-eHcnllnt- I'.'aatei-. .... I Maxvill.-. (Hpc.etal) Mrs. .lot Kelsey i-elehraled her lilflhday an- llivetsaiy Haltlrdiiy evt'lllllK, huvlnu llhre.l lahlcs ol hri.ltre. .Mrs. Naillz won lilKh honors I'or lite ladles prim; and Mr. Nanlz won the Ken llrnien'K prha-. .Mrs. Tnlntan and Mr. NehoeU won Iho Cotisolnlion jprle. Mi-tore adjourn lllenl dalnly irerresl'tneills were served. Beauty Seekers Will Do Well to Try THE MARINELLO SHOP Rrtnm tl. Sonintci' Itldj?. . "A Itoauly aid for 1 . ivery poed' rilOM', MAIT77 Chamois Oil Tanned 'Aiiy'Rii'.e you wish. Just what . you neod for washing your car to fcppp it-looking lilto now. Pre scot t Drug Company The New Drug Slore Telephone Main &.'! Cor. Fir & Jeff. t'ove (Special) One of Iho mos! intcrrstihK social events of lite itueeiiaK ill the home of Mrs. Tom . Harris u II h Mrs. (ieo. Alexander t jnsaislirm' as husless. One of the ' idi iiKhl I id t'eaitiivH of the afternoon I was an eiuj r.iHiiiK contest, but the real merriment cairn when eaoh lady was if i veil tissue paper and jtold to lashiim her Kinder Ijoiuiel. 'Mrs. Mih; h-dly won first prize, and '.Mrs. Ceo. Mi -nani. 1 lite ronsoiallon (prize. .IinUres wen- Mih. Hnedeker (Mrs. (Ieo. itarher and Mi'H. Alice jAllen. Al the close of tho afternoon dainty rein shnietils were Her.ved. w j Cove. (Special) The Ladies i Ouild was entertained hy M i-h. iN. Ojfilvie at her residence easl of (town reci-nily. I he alternoon was (spent In em'uplelinif tlie work for jihe apron icile. after which delic ious rci're.sluiienis were served, j j f'ove. (Special) The Klifhth prade of lite ( 'ove selioid wMll their Heaeher Mrs. .1. 10. Mills hail a very Idelijfhl fnl party at the residence of IMr. and Mis, Klmer Knlp on Frl- jday eveniiiT. Alter a very enjoy ,ahe ocnim; ielict(nis ref reshnieiil (Wire served, j I ;ove. (Special) - On Kriday eve j ninir Hie Krctdiiiicti and .luulors j were enlcrlaincil at the home nf 'Mr.' and Mm Tnni Harris and ' niiisl del ii:ld Cnl time upeoi . M r. n9 o Where Your Credit Is Good Lemon Drops Today The Candy Shop 2.'(i nrt sr. Tlx Homo of Home Made Cnmlj in i'i.,n: or a;i:i. cam: (hy Helen Hat riniftuii lluunluu) The Idea of I ll i mk others about my delicious while luaf cake came Ik im after a nelKhhur had just d rapped In as was ahoul lo make l his cake, ivtpH'sl luK I hat I wive her some new rnkr recipe. She aid she hud made the same Ihree laer cake with chueolait fritsiiu loutvlhat her family was actual ly tired of ll. A jfrenl ntuny bouse wives do have this Imhlt. They find some recipe thai always luriiH out pret ty w l and t hey tmkc I his same rake week after Week. Kveryonc enjoys a K'd piece of cake, not any kind of cake you miht Ihiv, Imt a delicious piece of calte (hat fairly mells in your inonlli, ellher wiOi a choculnlo fudne frollll)( or n plain lioiii-d froNihiK, or without any frosting- at all. 1 have been Odd by a prcil many women that while Iheir hus bands like rake they did not caie for the fussy frostlnKH- Homo like spice ettke. name prefer the spoiiKO, others (he ohl-fashlonedi Kinder bread, but the majority see in to be in favor of a plain white loaf rake, not uiisiiuilar lo un iiiikoI cake, f liuve tried tho fnllowltiK ivrlpe on id v family and find it pleased them more I bun any cuke I have baked In a lortjf lime. U hilo Lour Cuke i cup butter li cups stiKur 4 fffpc whiles 2 cups flour cup milk. 2 level teaspoons InilUnR tnw der. V teaspoon nlpiond exlrncl. Sift flour ulouel mul nteaHure; add hnkinff powder and wifl five or si times, sifl Htiwar, . then iiioasnre, ('renin hipler, udd suttar a little at a lime mlxliiH' very thoroughly. Then titld milk and flour ullernuiely; Told In carefully tho I'Kx whites healeii until very Ml Iff, (Ken mid flavoring. Hnko in unKreased pans In an oven ( d ok rees I'.) forty lo fifty mlnulen. I find from tulUliiK to women a I Hie various clubs, and from reading lellers from others, or conversation, that the puijorlly of Iheui are so rushed when I hey ii r maUlnir itcakn I hey put It tOK'elhir In n most hurried manner ticuied inrc lo do the lltinns that are so esseniial to have a perfect, cult They are Iho little Ihiiiffs which do not take much time, but which Kuaranlee affalnsl waste of Inured lents. Mere are jnsl n few llilnps lltat will make an ordinary while cuk as delirious as an utwl cako or even heller when you slop to renl ie that an nntfcl cake is a little Inclined to he tough. In following- Ihls recipe hero arc some points to remember. In fact, they hold rooiI lor' the overaw cake, Kirsi : Sifl your flour before measuriiifr. f Second: Tnnr ' into sriurtrcs slieels of wrapping: paper to one in sifting Die flour and bulOnK pow der together. You will find If you sifl llieru five or six limes it will Improve greatly Die texture and liKlitnosH f n10 (.it(. and II will lake only a couple or iniiiuirs fo do Ihls. Simply sift Iho flour on one sheet of taper, I hen pour il hack into Die siller placed on lh id her sheet mid I hen back ami forth Ihls wny until completed. Third: 'renin Die shortening" In the bowl, nsinjf a wooden spoon nni II It Is very soft before adding any sugar. Fourth: Add Hie Hiiffar a tilth ol a lime while creaming with Die butter, (i iii not u 1 1 al once. I'lfih: Add the milk and flour ilternniely ho ns to avoid a lumpy hatter. SKDi: KoM Hi thoroughly beaten egg wliltes In Ihe IuhI thing, being very careful to fold uud not sllr. There as a great difference. Hake In IwoltiuKteased loaf puna ihoul ft inches bng by 4 4 turhes wide by 2i inches deep (top uieaw nreiuenis) or nearly that size. The cake seems to bake better in lltosp pans thnn In one large, round, deep angel cake pun and ruts to heiier advantage. liefore ptitt ing Ihe rake lint lor into the oven slam Die pans down on Die table r.o tis lo Jar out any nir hubbies In Dm baiter. This will abo prevent Die cak'1 from being hi fiber on one .side thnn on Ihe ol her, providing, of course, you are baking In tin oven In which Die temperature is even. That Is, not hotter on one side than on Ihe ot her. Hake 'by temperature. If you are tiNing a medium acting baking powder and a slow on which there is an oven regulator, set the tem- peraiuro for :;; degree . urn) when Hie oven thermometer regls J ter;; Dial degree of heat, put jour . cak is on Hie eenier rack of the oen and do not iliHiurli litem mi i Ot they have finished baking , (about r.o iiiluiiieH tor this cake.) i l-'or all baking use an own ther I moinel. r, whel her your stove i ( iiipp-d wli h an oven regulator , ir not. One Is soon obb in barn , lo re;;ulnte the heat or the oven io as In hold a temperature al any 1 deid potni. (Women Devotees of ; Nicotine Help Sales ! I'HH'AfiO (INS) The Increas ed addlciion of women to Ihe cig arette has booxu-d Die cousump Hon In Die I'ntied States more than seven billion. Tills according to an nuDieniie surve. which declares more t han fitly billion cigarettes1 were smoked In I he I'nited Slates lust year. 'I'h Is is seven billion more thnn In lU'-'S and Includes , only 'tailor made" cigareites. not hiking Into eousiderui ion t hoxo consumed by the advocates of "roll your own." The year showed an Increase of liliy-flve billion over the cigarette product ion figures for I !Hi.t, lt clmllug ctgaretli-M for export. lit I it lu, according lo the report Hie I'nited StaieH was producing annually eight and one-half billion cigarettes. In I ! I 7 Hie lulnl pro dud ion was In excess of forty four billion, of w hich l hirly-seveii billion were consumed dnmeNiicnl ly. In Die last iliiriecii years, Ihe report shows, an Increase, of tS :t M per cent iu cigarette production and an Increase. of L'7 wr cent in cigar product ion. I'opululloii in creased but 1 S per cent. Trod net ion of mokliig tobacco has increased from x;,.iihu,iiimi lbs. in l vt7 lo :tMi.M'4.7Hf pounds in ihe first II niouihsol I iii':i. i 'hew- , ing tobaccos grailuall.'. are being elbowed off the market, the re port stales. - j Sl i:s III NllAVh WHO took I Itoozi; id itCli Willi HIM SACIIA.MKNTt). Cat. (INS) Mas a husband Ihe right lo Ink'1 bis IliMior lo bed with him? Mrs, It-lie Halh itliiie, a Sarrn meuio bride of u few months, sav no and has brought suit for di vorce here agaiusi 11. A. lUllh n Hlle. Mrs. HallenHiie lnlms (hat lier husband took his bottle to bed and imbibed freely utmost every night. When she protested, Hulleuiine told her lo find a new bed, she UfSeflS. mam; sYXTiiirric woon j Well, why not have rlrh ambus sodors? . The inan who can't get q .miltlon probably Un't a diplomat iinyndy. SYKACI'SK, N. V. (INS) SHI denis al Ihe New York Slnte Cot lege of 1'Nn'eslry, Ky rue it so nnl verslly, are experiment Ing with Die nuuiufucture of snlhetlc wood. The product of their mnnufaclure Is Mk.o wallbnard in uppeofunce. The dny will soon come, they said, when jun!( dealers Will cot. led sawdust, old boards, broken down fiirnllure, leaves, I wigs nnd old boxes and barrels, all of which wilt he niunufnelurod into new lumber, Km- many purposes Ihe ayn I belle lumber ninuufact ured by the students h superior In natural wood. 1W Jhsep'tit Safe Milk Fprlnfanfa, Inualidt, CMldttn, Th Aged Rich Milk, Malted Oroin ext. in powder fonn.mnkesTheFoodDrlnkfor AllAgci. DigeHtible No booking. A light Lunch always at hand. Also in Tablet form. Ask for "Horlick'u," at all Fountain!. tSf Avoid Imitation! Subititutei for the figure in dined to stoutness . Kxijitlsllel Very llKhlly honid pennlm absolute Ireedum fif h-uImMIiiu. Kviry Im Ouinllln means lleanly uilil I'ainfo.'t, Too" for lis weurer. The pal-i-nted Veiilllo reuliire malies l.:i I'nniltle astonishingly roinCotl. able. A full line or Ihe ilirrrrnil models nlwa-s on hand. Mrs. Robt Pattlson Cornellere I'ltotie Alain r.09 Apt. l. New I'olo? Itldg. moiiis i:sv to misi.i:ai ; WITH I Mil A'llON t AMl'HOH KSHK.ST, Germany (A!1) Mil- lions of "oumphor" or moth bulls, rolling uhflul tho worl.t today, uro not inio camphor spheres at all, i according tu (K rmau wlenilsis ! w ho were responsible for Ih pro- ' duelinn of synthetic protlnct j which has deceived various kinds of experts Including the well ; known mm h, - Mom of the real camphor comet j from cumphnr trees growing mi f the ungletl ntountain slopes of i ihe Interior of the bdnnd of I'or- ! masa, off the china couki. S.voj thelic cuinphor Is just hs Mood" for inoiliN, ll ts ronieinled by Die) chemtslH, um Die real I hipg, but not quite so henefiriai, it is ad mit led, for "colds In ihe hend.' ! l:l-l'opnd suIiihui t aimhl llOSKHIMttl, Ore. Willi a j broken trout pole, a ihi tiitt and j u Ihree-baihed No. ft spinner, Mrs. j It. II. Nichols of Itosebnrg luiub-d a 4:i-pouud t''hluouk salmon at Die forks of Ihe l'ippiuu river. Mrs,. Mchols was trolling with tier hns- J bund when Die sulmon struck her, light out til. Site (ought the big fish for un hour and minutes before she finally got ll to ihe I boat where it wa.s possible to land It. Hail! the New Frocks for Spring t ii .m it n nivr, HAIIt ItYIINt; AMI HAIK WOltK Ah well as all other brunrhes of Iteuuly - I'arlor w ork done by expert operators al The Cushion H e a. ii I y Shoppe, .leffitrsnn Hi., in Hoh nenkump Hidg. Phono Muln fi78 CAItOMNi; HDAIi Trop. Kodaks We Carry a Full Line of HASTMAN and ANSC0 KODAKS And Films and evory thiiie; a fii'sl-class Ding Sloro .should linvc. Moon Drug Co. W I tf fell lp B if - Ifi Tv u- L 8 V Arf )! Street--Sport-Afternoon Everything that : you desire that your new frock slinil possess for sunshine weather is embodied in these. Straight, youthf ulness; apron effects over graceful skirts; demure tiers;, panels; all add to their air ol' distinction. Crepes, prints, satins in all the lovely shades as well as black for .Spring, await your choosine;. The prices are decidedly moderate. rLADIES READY-TO-WEAR JM Some drivers are courteous, and some pilot five-ion (rucks. NEVER BE WITHOUT IT for it immediately eases sudden, severe, colicky pains and crump in stomach and bowels, deadly nausea and weak ening diarrhoea. For children and grown-up usn CHAMBERLAIN'S COLIC and DIARRHOEA REMEDY ' ' ' " "' "A very neccaury homo icmsdy. Lincoln ttzr Forclson Cars - Trucks - Tractors PFRKFiSJ.s.MOTfW f.fV . . . ' &miMm I i teNk u-j UVU LTu u cjvy ; W't i Your Qrocer has it Arc Vnit I'ndoridotl Abotit lUthbiiifc Vniii' Hair',' at the Colonial Von weejvo cpeii and llOflCHt Mllc Tew can wear Ihe Hlraigh bob. l-'m lunaMy I here ure ariiius sl b s to choo'-.e from, rnnKlng from I m adoiuble. fluffy curls of Hi. ib-hutunb', to the dignity and charming concealed bob of th mutron. I'h one for Apointrwnl T.2I-.I lfi'13 Fourth St. Apt B. OIL The Perfect Oil For Frying For Shortening For Mayonnaise Eleven Advantage! of AMAIZO OIL 1. Friet buulbfuHr, ifaoroughlf ad guJtkJv. 2. Dor not mok ut cooktnf lraprturt. 1. Do not dtrrr the flavor of ont food to another, k cao bm g umJ over and over. 4. lUaii quickly. 9. Maiurffatlvsndsccurattlr. 6. Bl.itd rapidly with other In grcdienM. 7. Ncttte no melting. H. Makai drlical. daliciuu Caka la an idtai ahurtanlnif, 9. Malnutnathadlkieu.astufal flavor of fooda. 10. Loa not curd la BirooulM, 1 1, lit can It duitlcM, ruatlati, msj tw Uaiiila ud itots. FREE! Sftid or a copy of ihe AMAIZO Cook Book All of Iti retlpc arr tted and practical, I hv (U vou of the bfil way" nf cook ing, noiplv, t-atitv, and with delulout, appetlntig rctulti. Wrltr to i 111 W, Mooro St.. Otkago, IU. AMFHICAN MAlZE-r'KODCC:!' CO. New Vork Chicago