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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 11, 1925)
Wednesday, Fehruaryll, 192o THE EA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PAGE THREE NEWS of SOCIETY Mrs. Herbert Paulson-' entertain- id ut Tour lubUs of bridge Tuea J iiuy unernocn'&i ner home ui iiu: N avenue. During tho afternoon'; Ily Mn. John Theisen won h cora. Mrn. Lloyd Scriber the hcc nr.ij nrtste and tho consolation print wt-iit io. Mrs. K.. Murks. , A ttalniy two eoui.it' lunHienn wf RorvecJ by the hostess, ass-sted hj Mis. Al Huy, ' ' M:rs "Hilda UobertBon and Murl noit G, Mnrr.iy. both of Terry, were tmih-ri in marriage Saturday 'eve tilng ut tho parsoiiaffR nf the Proa lyierUm rhtireh with lteverend Willlnm. f'rosliy Itowi of flciiiilnR-. 'M'bs Onldu l'olmwm and I-VimI Murray nrrnntiiuni-i the brldf and fcrootn. The happy couple will liiitkn their home at Perry. " Both Mr. Murray ripd Miss Unb erlson rp well .know hrre. Mr. Murray IiuvIiik made flrande his , lioipo for a number'nf yours. MIkh polx rtHon la a 1H24 Ri-aduale nl" Dim Ijt Tlraiide high ftchn(1. '.-.. The- pot -lurk nupper Riven last fvnlnff at the Prr shyterlsn chureli was i b nomas In every way. The basement was erowded to rapacity 'and llx-re . was more than food enoiiKh to fted all priw.-nl, The ChrlHiian lOndeavor s:tni; a iiuiutH'r of Routrfl Oni'ins the supper. Thrs. on the eimnnltltre In 'rharp-e of the nffnlrk were Mrs. V. 11. '"' PolinenUanip, sr.. chairman: ,l i a. 1 li rry Turner, M rs. Willtii in Miiit-r. Mrs, II. it. ll;inna. Mrs. v 1 K. Huehonan. Mrs. . Albert 'Oool, Mrs. Plill Thompson and Mrs. J. K. - Wright. ' . . The -Wlnmore elass of the Pres- byltrlan church- mei Tups. lay. eve- ItU'hurdsqjo 2H Rceond street for 1 heir ri'Kiilar biiHiness . nwlinj;. Mrs. Onar Poareh, president, and Allen"' Snook, secretary-treasurer, were unanimously re-elected, for the comlnjj year. At the close of the business meeting a delightful soel.il hour lollowed. during which time Miss Isiibel Miller gave two enjoyable readings and Miss Gladys Miller, in her pleasing manner, rendered three piano solos. Mrs, Agnes I nmenn nnd Mrs. Poareli surprised the class with u beautiful birthday cake, adorned v.ilh one candle, emblematic of the first anniversary of the class or ganization. The president In a few well chosen remit rlcs expressed ap preciation of the work nnd asso ciation of the teacher of tho class. Mrs. Duncan. Smart Fur Hem v Ma GRANGE PLANS TO ENTERTAIN OHAVOR IIATJ (Special) Many of the grangers in this vic inity are busy preparing an en tertainment to ho Klvt'ii Kriday evening, v;ruary i :i. The ladies of the grange will give "Sweet and I.ow.v n burlesque tnuHienl drama. The men will put on 'Hes sie and tiler lEuu." humorous pantomime, - The Spciuwr liro til ers orchestra will play during the evi'niug. The procietls from t lio program will l' used to buy some new chuirtwfor the hall. a few Pine Mountain grange iiu tnliers are planning to alti-nd t he I'niun grange meet big Wed nesday. Mrs. .1. H. Hardy and two Utile children, of Knterprt are visit ing ut the home of Mr. and Mrs. liii't (trout. Mwlghl Kh'shman, who has been ill for stunt time from the effects of an operation on his nose is still Niayiog in Iji Urande. Mrs. Anne Huffman lias been on Hie sick, list hut Is reported to be much hnpruvt tl at the present Unit. Joe Anson Is recovering from an attack of rheiiinntism. Hints for the Housewife Soften the cream cheese g radii until thick nnd creamy nnd add ally, by udding the milk and creqm. dates and nuts, cut in small pieces. Then udd th dates finely chop- Pour into a greased pan nnd cut pert- and mix together thoroughly, into squares. SeuMtn with u UUlr iwU. ud miv;4 .. . rz : - IIOMOAY PAKTIRS YOr'l.li lti:.MI'MIM;H Yliat to. Scrvp ami llnw to Pro IMirc Tliu. rrillIH spring wrap, with Us sinart J ly fur ltd hem, in i moonshinu " gray charnu-en finished wiiliu luind of two-tone plotlnuni fox. It features "the straight )ai;k and s'-a and the full front, as well us the m-W tailored collar. cently at tho home of Mrs. Pat Pal lard. A large number of the mem bers were present und each con tributed to the afternoon's enjoy ment with a rending, musical num ber' or inforntul talk. , The hostess nerved 'dainty refreshments at the close , of the afternoon, Medical Springs (Special) The members of the p range held n "kid party" recently . and everyone had a g ood time. Th ose presen t were dressed as children and en tered Into the spirit of the occasion and the evening was spent at games. Before adjournment a dainty At an appropriate hour refresh- two course luncheon was served. Intents were served. . The Woman's Benefit association met last evening nt the K. of P. hall for the purpose of initiating a large class of women into the or der. Mrs. Catherine KrlckBon, Dep uty Supremo Commander was pres ent und after the initiation work n Hljort njogra m w-o s gly on. a nd -d uln ty refreshments were served by the eommltten in charire. i nrciiKAsi: i kixikthatiox I.HIPSIO AP). Kducalional statistics for lerpmn universities covering . a period of ten yearn show an increase of women stud ents: a falling off in total enroll ments, and a neglect of tho niin iiitry. The women today arc about twice as numerous as they were in l'.tH; 7,4i7 as aKainsl 4.0.'..'!. After the war a large, number of young people r tsheti blindly to l he schools, many of them un fitted for universi) y work : t hose have now departed, nnd atten dance is becomim: normal. Medi cal und .theological schools report great declines the attendance to day being less than half what it was ten years ago. . February has a wealth of holi days, nil of which offer splendid opportunities to g I v parties. Whether the hosLcaa r booses the anniversary of Saint Valentine or the birthday of either of tho great makers of history, upproprtul" fa vors and other decorative . material can be bought to nutlythc occa sion festive. Since she need only chooHO decorations .to anil Iter fancy, her thought pnO Ingenuity tihould be directed Io the prepara tion Of I hO- food 16 be 'served. Suit able ant) uliraeitw food will con- tribute more, ll o tho succesH of the. parly man any tieeoiimon. A repast, of well-;tnued food helps to avoid any , unpleasant after-effects or d.oriors bills. Instead of serving meal, fhdi ami egg salads Vnd sandwiches, try dainty nndwlchrs of such dried fruits as figs, dats and raisins, which contain pndigesied sugar. Attractive' salmis can be made jrom r a iin d graM'fruil, pineapple', ttprl eot or peaches, together with many fresh fruits that you may euro to employ., 1-Vult is very easily di gested and looks very nppet izing when henped on crisp let t nee leaves. Also.-- there Is :Jn atlded 1'idvuntage in the use of canned rruii. m i nai i ne syrup can n mixed wjlh oilier ingredients to ninke refreshing drinks. Here are a' variety of helpful suggestions. 'null I'rnlti Sandwich Pilling t cupful dates' ?. cupful seeded raisins cupful dried figs i cupful walnut meats Juice of I orange Put dates, raisins, figs ami through a food chopper. orange juice ami m thoroughly. Spread beiwecn buttered slices of bread. Unto .i'hcesn Sandwich 1 jcream choose. i "cupful dales 1-S eiipful milk or cream on buttereil I rent I (rnpWrull Knlad " ' I can grapefruit v i cupful Hhretlderi cocoannt - ll cupful maraschino cherries ... 'wui' "'"'"V tn position and, outlook In .,... ll ."J. siilpbulhling "Industry are exceed Sprinkle lightly with coioanul and ... ' . . .,,. Gloomy Future Seen by Hrttish Sluphuiltlers ni.ASfeOV (AP) The Immedl- the garnbh with cherries. - Ilistorv Kala.l lill tif lale; li cuprul dates , V lemon large apphtt cupt ul cboppet) nuts. Ingly grave, according to John Parr, president of the Shipbuild ing Kinploycrs' Kederallou, in an article in the Industrial ltvlew of the (llasgow Herald. The work lb hand, where there is any. Is approaching coinpteilon. and there lieiuove Hh rroin ami cuf each tH mn,,, l(, i many shipyartls date, into -small pieces - Piv and nothing, lo fill up emptv berths, core the apples und cut the'tn into Uays Mr. Parr. Tho orders obtain smalt suunres. place the fruit in ,tble am taken by builders without llsii and suneene the juice or n i hope of nrofli; In many ruses ten- Spring 1 925 nuts Add lemon ovi-r- it. Mix thovoughiy and then arrange no (ctliicc. Sprin kle with chopped nunicai'H. Vauilln ('wtmnut Ciwikifs '' i cupful buiu-r - . I cupful sugar . 1 Rg cupfuls flour ' 2 teaspnonruls bakln powder , y teaspnonful sail ' , ... i cupful milk teiiKpoonfn) vanilla 1 egg yolk or white H cupful fresh-keeping cocoanut Cream butler nnd add sugar I Hlowly, creaming theji together.) Add W'Ml beaten egg and mix well..; Hilt riour, baUlng powder ami salt.,1 together a ml adil to egg inKlnre. uliernalely with milk. Add vanilla am) chill. Turn out on a floured j board and roll to about one uuur- I t-r loch thickness. Cut, with n j hea rt sha pod cook to cut I er a nd brush lops with slightly - bealeii j yolk or while of egg. Sprinkle wilh cocoanut and hake In a. hot oven about flt'leen minutes., Chocolate Podge. - 2 siuares unsweetened chocolate. 2 cupfuls sugar - 1 tea-spoonful salt, '"U cupful milk 1 lablespnonful butter ' i cupful dates u cupful walnut meats M ix chocolate, augur, salt nnd milk and bring to boiling point, stirring const mil ly null) the ehoco lale hits melted. Cook until a soft ball forms when tested in cold wa ter. Hemove from fire nnd odd i butler. Cool until the bottom of tin pan no InugN feels hot. pent ler prices make only part provi filnu, and in Nome ruses no provi sion for estuMlHhuieni churges. Such a condition of affairs. Mr. Parr adds, cannot continue indefi nitely, nor even for much longer. The feeling actuating shipbuild ers generally has been to carry on as hem they can, und lit doing FUMIGATE Willi FiHTYialcloliyde the only' safe method also the. cheapest. Prescott Drug Company The New Drug; Store Telephone Main. 53 ", Cor Fir & Jeff. . Dresses Entemble' Suits -. Coats . Millinery , 1 ARE NOW-ARRIVING ALMOST DAILY ' 'YOU'LL ENJOY SEEING THESE ' ' NEW THINGS. " r' . LADIES READY-TO-WEAR mm ml t. : AND MILLINERY so they aro considering tho Inter ests of Iho workman rather morn than those of the shareholders. Alleged Mlmnililner Held, j HOOIl KtVKK, (Ire. J. H.kCra;w 1 Cord, arrested whenofflcera raided i a si 111 in tho upper valley, was held to the grand .fury by .lust tee of Iho Poaco Hlagg. Information lending to tho raid wua obtained from W. f;ulld. un upper valley boy.' who was apprehended wltlt a. bottle af moonshine in his possession. Isadora Duncan, peeved dancer, says sho wilt tcli all she knowii. Wf wonibr how long It 'will taktt. Mr. ami Mrs. Hoy Smith, who will leave In a few days for Cald well, Idaho, where they will make t heir home, were, delightfully sur prised by momhnw of tJio Women of Mooseheart Legion and U O. O. M. recently. After a pleasant soclnl lime re freshments were served and the guests depart ed, wishing Mr. and Announcements Social announcements may no printed in this column free of rlmrge. Any announce ments pertaining to nny funo llous such ns cooked food, naiuft; ofr;,' virrBcirtfsrtr-Ah nouncemcnts, to bo printed tbrt Mtuo day, must 1m In socle y editor bnntls by B:00 o'clrn k. News editor's note. Mrs. Ed Roylen and Mrs. C. J. IVmhnn will entertnln the Jolly lb'idge club tomorrow afternoon. Tho T.adies Aid of Iho Lutheran church will meet hi the commun ity room of the church Thursday Mrs. Smith happiness In their new jnrtornoon. February 12. at two home. Mrs. Smith was presented o'clock. Mrs. T.. O. Khcrt ..wilt be with n beautiful hand paint ed plate by (he ladles present. Elgin (Special) The Ladles Aid of the Methodisl church met re- WALLING'S Pattern Hals $6.95,'$8.50, $10.75 THK SEASON'H BEST BTYf.E A NO MATEItlAF.a OTTIKIt M'MRKIIS S3 U.- in t.'t.OO WALLING'S hostess. The Women nf Mooseheart Le gion will entertain I he members of L. O. O. M. and Iheir wives' Thurs day evening, at seven o'clock -.-it the L O. o. F. hall. Medical Springs. (Special) The IT. O. I. O. club will he entertained at thehomo of Mr. nnd Mrs. L. fl. Wlnth Friday evening, February Uth. Fashion Notef When Y.ou Tire Of Your Bob . Then you'll be Interested In the fine hair selection we have just purchased to aid lo making a perfect coiffure while your own hair grows out to the proper length. The hair of exrellent quality and moderate In price. We urge you to se the display at yoir early convenience GEIST MARINELL0 SHOP Room , Romotrr TMf. "A Beamy AM for fcTpry Ncl.w Phone Main 577 From P.khvh lo Heine. Attain .New York follows what Vn na has deet d thai smart shoes niust fail In line somewbere heiween brown and belgtr Either In plain kid or In combination. "Paris brown," "fJold'-n brown." "Ofik." "Turtle," nnd "Putty" are the fashionable spring shades. Plnli Lines F.miilnto Smartness. Excepting the "drrolelte" model seen only nt the opera nnd on most formal occasions, spring designs In footwear -are essentially plain. San dals ore almost never seen and cut- work trimming Is entirely passe. Tho extremely pointed toe and the round short vamp have given way to a n od tried French toe that Is exceptionally flattering nnd far more comfortable. Kldskln pumps, some plain and others with nar row straps, are being displayed with spring wraps and the more evero tnllleur. 1 ninij. is. worxnF.n ASHI.AVD. Ore Rladva Mr Master. 1.1-ycnr-ol daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. It. K. McMastrr of Throll, a small settlement In Sis kiyou county. California, was ser iously wounded, prnba'bly by her oungcr sister, nccording to a story told hfr by the p-irents. McMrstpr. who works at nleht on the railroad at T'r.rall, has ben in the habit of keeping his pistol under his pillow. H was awaken ed bv r shot and rushed Into an adjoining room. whre he f'ind Gladys lying on th floor serious'y wounded, hlh' th younger cirt. Thnima. stood nearby crvinx. The child win brought to the hospital here. Footprints mri'le by ; n igu:ini in. eg.- s.ti"u.(ii.ii, have Irf-- u round in the lirinni Islands. ' hoe be keeps "out of croswoid ptiEile. j ANNOUNCING THE OPENING 0f JI THE TIFFIN k' ' Beginning on Thursday evening at 7 o'clock; THE TIFFIN will open to the public in the former location of The Palace Confectionery, next to the Arcade Theater. THE TIFFIN will have, full restaurant and dining room service at the luncheon , and dinner hours. The building has been completely remodeled, re-decorated . and re equipped and will present an unusually attractive place to dine the finest of its kind in Eastern Oregon. . ' ' Cafeteria Lunch eon Servi ce From 11:00 to 2:00 week days THE TIFFIN will offer luncheon with cafeteria serv- providing a pleasant place for you to secure a delicious luncheon, hurriedly or ice leisurely, as you wish.' Table Dinner Service Each evening competent table service will be given at dinner with a varied restau rant menu. On Sunday evening THE TIFFIN will serve a Special Table d'Hote Dinner that .should wjn your immediate favor. r Full a la carte service may be had at other hours, and particular attention will lie given after-theater and after-dance diners sci-vice continuing until 1:00 o'clock each night.. - . Fine Fountain Service In addition, THE TIFFIN will have an unexcelled Fountain service and will offer fine Candies made in THE TIFFIN'S own kitchens as well as Choice Box Chocolates. The greatest care has bpen taken in providing an establishment of which the city may be proud. Equal care will be taken con stantly to give the highest type of service and satisfaction to pat rons of THE TIFFIN. You are cordially invited to visit THE TIFFIN at vour convenience. Valentine Parties : Have your. Valentine French Pastries, : Cakes and Cookies made by Gwilllams' .Electric Bakery, "East ern' Oregon's Leading Bread and Pastry Bakers." "Home of. The Golden Crust" G williams' Electric Bakery LET US HELP YOU-- With your electrical problems. ; ' . WE ARE THE "CHECK SEAL" CONTRACTORS , ANO RETAILERS . H.S. ELECTRIC 107 Depot St. - Phone 393-W Credit Attentive Service . Reliable merchandise Real values . Satisfaction assured. GARR'S SEE OUR WINDOWS Fresh, Home-made Candy' The Candy Shop 217 Fir Street "The Home of Home-Made Candy" (Retail only) . II II WIIIHIII IIIIIIHIIIII ' . am cr iDuwim Safety - Softly (malortably LA OHASDE - OHKI"H BTAGB llaan OoUiran, Profit. Stages Leave La Grande for Joseph Daily 8:30 12:30 3:30 Arrive : 10:50 ls50 6:50 0 n , We Ha-e in Stock and . - Are Agents for , ATWATER.KENT "i: RADIO SETS ii i Benham Electric Co, UA1N 104 , NEW FOLET BUM
