La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 27, 1925, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextMonday, April 27, 1025. THE EX GRANDE EVEtfTNG OBSERVER PAGE THREE NEWS of Once unnimtly tbi Women's I'Vr eiirn a iti Hume Miwflonury societies nt" ibe AletboiHflt church hnvc a his Kui'lul fu not ion for the vurlous nils nlmiury auxiliaries of the rhurcl.. JYbUiy evening such an event was held wl! h inoro ihnn the usuul ! leasing results. About I no were (lint-d ni C::in una" th::t in turn wnh folio cil by a short prnKriini t. iiii;h,c on-l n-nur'.s and impromptu 1iiI1;h. N'titnvrous juvenll auxiltar ti, extrusion mcmbera union wo nl -n .und honorary inemLierH ain ouk nt'-n were all feted. Mrs. Klovd l Kmnon had general charge, ann MlH. '. S. WUIilllllK WI1H tOUHlmlH- I rcHH, official inj wli h clcvernens. Ttit. uficr-fllm.fr program follow.: MbKionary work from the Ad min Intra I ion Hid. Toast in lnlrens. M iH. Sherwood Williams. 'When I o 1 he Hussion of sweel, silenl thought 1 summon up the remem brance of things pant."" Music, l.oiR Xelmin. . Koeleiy CuHsip (Heel.), Mrs. ( f Imniiinj;, "I'll play the Kn-sdrop-p.r." ' Mocks nnd Snugs (Trcns.), Mrs. I. W. Heel;. "There i.4 no living uiili them nor without them." Hecltntlon, rietn. MeKVnnon. Your Money or Your life, Mrs, M. T. I'l-arHon, "And they all with one eonsi iit, begm to make excuses." luiet, Helen W'i 1 1 in ins, fharlott. Ifrosiu.Q. JtudH tfluardlan of Primary Work), Mrs. A. 11. Cooper, "llope Uu m-l with Utile wilful thorns." The Court of Honor (Honorary Member) a. W. NelHon, "Let None Presume To Wear an t'nd'flerved Dlvnlty." Tableau. Naomi nnd her dnngh-tern-ln-law. Hazel Meal. Dorothy Ittownlon, cieia MrKennon. Honoring the members of the World Wide Guild who will gradn n t e from high school this spring the W. W. C.'h entertained th ;i Khi:t.-H of the .a f! ramie nigh school and lire Sacnd Heart Acad emy yi-sierday noon with a lunrh eon. Xi net y-five people fathered .'it the Tiffin nt 1 o'rlocl; where they were received by the chairman nf the luncheon committee. Miss Mabel Scheafer, counselor of the W. W. G.'s. Mrs. W. 1 Mr A dory and the honor cue.st.s. Misses Mari n n l.ovett, Marvel Hhine, I.ouinc t'rench and liertha Nelson. While ;itt the Tiffin the KUestH reRislered eorirse. 1'iiueh was served from iwith the secretory of the W. W. G. jthe "Hummeli l-'ount" after which I"niv rsity and received a course of those present divided into part study for n short cut rollf?? ners anil were taken to the dining MAILING'S MONEY-RAISING SALE Silk and Wool Dresses si( 7 r., sill.:.", mill an.-.:, Hiits $:t.'.i.-i. Kr.'.ir. Mini sh..-,o Coats SU.7S in Sli.-'O A new lot of Hat Frames .lust AitIvimI! VF. DO IIITiillMMINO WA LUNG'S The New French Curl When yon wish the charm lug effect of a mtfl, natural curl, the new l-'rcnch paper wave is (lie only auKvrcr, Our Nhnp Is admirably equipped and trained toftlve Gils new curl. You will tye more thnn pleasctl with the results. I'bono now for on appointment, GEIST MARINELLO SHOP Room 0, Sonuner Bills. "A BoAiily AliY tor E?ery Need." Phone Main 577 KODAKS CAMERAS FILMS FILMPACKS Eastman and Ansco Moon Drug Co. Kverylhing for the Sick Room I'hone M-C8 SOCIETY We Call This Stunning n a i I1" "5 J " 5 & THIS very feminino looking en suinble consists of a ruffled "1 frock and cuui of black chiffon printed with large red roses. The coat ts sleeveless, but tho dress has the itopular long sleeves fashion de mands. For midsummer this type of costume will be. very much iu cvi do ncu. room at the . O. O. l' buildiiiK- Thc tables were cleverly decora ted wit h nlaennlH snltahle for th o lorcaslon. At the boys places were pencils dressed In eaps and gowns, representing Rradimtes. holding i '.diploma. At the girls places wen graduates caps with a powder pufl cleverly ut fuelled undu-neath ana .a diploma on the top. The placards I were In black and the .diplomas were died wWi -th-i Hfior Clat t rotors, green and white. Heaiitiful daisies served us centerpieces. Oth er spring flowers were utlructivelv 'arranged tbrougliout the room, j After the table blessing was sane by all present a delicious luncheon ! was served. The menu consisted of 'Itunmim chlckon Ttelitn eilml ' jSetz rolls, lierry jelly, reyerslcV j butter, Jlarnden ollvt s. Moe ic icreain, Iennis cakes. Klein coffc and blue bird mints. 1 Miring the Gervlng of lunch each member o. the senior clbs with tlieir name on !the menu had to tell how that item !of 1 lie menu waa made, j Four prizes were awarded dur ing the luncheon, one going to Her man Kramer for being t he most scholarly student, of the senior class. He was presented with a i"Vise old owl" carrying a diploma mounted on a box of chocolates. Jack Dennis received the consola tion prize and was awarded u smaller "wise old owl" on a small er box of candy. The otlu'r prizes were awarded to tlie one tearing the best profile irom a piece oi paper, of the student body presi dent, italpb Webb. In this Gilford Seltz received first prize and the I consols 1 1on prize went to HazH 'Rector. During the serving of tlie blue ,blrd mint course eight of the V. W. G.'s sang a blue bird snug. The ! luncheon was brought to o clone with a compulsury course In bot ;any and each giu-sts was presented i with a daisy. Diplomas wen; uw ;arded granting each one the degree of X. Y, 'A. and Insuring tlu-m a warm welcome to all services ol the World Wide Guild. .Miss Mar ian l.ovett and .Miss .Marvel Rhine, nccoinpanied by Miss J.oulse French sang "Adieu." j Resides the seniors and members of the World Wide Guild present were Reverend and Mrs. G. A. I'ol lard of the Raptist church. Iir. and Mrs. V. R. McAdorv, -Miss Isale-Hj Miller, Mrs. Dallas Gi'-t u and Miss Imogen Russell. The Church of Our Lady nf the Valley was the sct-ne of n pretty wedding Sunday morning at eight o'clock, when Josphin Mary Dan- na. of I,a Grand", and Nicholas Me- 1'into. of Rortlajwl. were united in marriage before an nltar of KaFt- r lllb-s. 1 The bride wore a white crepe d chine drBS, fashioned on t he straight lines. H r bridal veil wa held in place by a wreath of dain ty white flowers. She carried a bouquet or brides roses. The bridesmaid, a lst"r of the groom, wor" a pale blue drfs with ban deau to match nnd carried a show er bou(U"t. Reverend Father Ruckley. recently of WuIIa Wain Washington, oftlciatd at i he cere mony. Mulc was furnih-d by tli young Indies choir of the Haered Heart Academy. After the repmonv a wedding breakfast was irvVd at the hon.- of the biidt's pan'nts, Mr. and .Mrs. Danna. t Tlie World Wide Guild of the Raplist church iji'-' fiit'irday after noon at the church with Mrs. I,ue. Graham and Mrs Grant Wilson ri hostess's. A the ragu!a husi-J iii-si iiii-ttiag with Miss .Murve. Rhine, president, presiding, 4 Mis Cornelia Hansen hud charge of the Missionary lesson, taken from the hook "Ming Kwnng." After the lesson study plans were made for t he lunch eon given by the giii'l yesterday noon. I lei ore adjourn men) a dcllcinuf. two course luncheon was servi-d b the hostesses, The T.adlea of the W, U. C, nn.i their huahands very pleasantly stir prised Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wengle at their home at 17o;t V Avenue, Saturday evening. M r. and Mrs. Weugle will leave ,u Grande soon lor their m-w home in Lake Coun ty. After mi enjoyable evening re freshments were served. COVK. (Special) The Women's Club held lis regular monthly meeting at the Library Thursduj afiernoon. Two new members were itdded la ttie roll. One iulcrcaiiUK If at u re of the irogram was an ex- llent article on "Child W"!iure." presented liy Mrs. Chas. l-'isher. Mrs.. Stella Ingle entertained with a tea Katnrduy afternoon at ihe J. L. Ingle home, honoring Mrj George t 'arpy, who will leave l.i (Jrande III,- first uf May lo mak her home at The Oulles. Kitty friends of Mrs. Cnrpy called during the luncheon. The home was attractively dec- orated for the occasion with sprlm: r lowers, Presiding at the tea tab It s were Mrs. A. T. Hill, Mrs. W. II Pickens, Mrs. K. P. Mu.smuan, and Mrs. George Stoddard. They wero assisted in the dining room by Mrs. L. 1. Ilusey, Mrs. John Thelsen, Mrs. 11. I-;. Walklns and Mrs. Lee Reynolds. In the receiving linn were Mrs. Ingle and Mrs. Carp)' A delight ful musical program was rendered during the afternoon, I Miss Gladys Miller appearing in several piano numbers. Miss Isa bella Miller giving u vocal selec tion. Mrs. W. H. llohnenkamp. Jr., sang a solo, accompanied by Mis. K. L. Holmes and Mrs. i. 10. K ans played a piano hoo. Mis. Curvy lias lived in La Grande for u number of years, hav ing taught school in the' Central school here for several years. Sh" has many friends who regret to see her leave La Grande, but wish her happiness in her new location. Mrs. W. C. Perkins entertained Saturday nfternon honoring her son, Clair's, twelfth birthday an niversary. Sixteen friends of Mas ter Perkins were present nnd the afternoon was enjoyably spent nt games and contets. At 4:30 o'clock those present were seated around n table beautifully decorated with a color scheme of yellow and pin!.. Spring flowers served as an attract ive centerpiece. Two beautifu birthday cakes lighted witr candlth in the same color scheme, added much to the attractiveness of the luble. Kuvors and placards were also in yellow and pink. Those present were Adolpti Selg rist, Hussetl Nelson,, Dwune Fria ble, of Maker, Edwin Klrby. Arlo, Hanks,. Howard Li-mun, Hurk' Hftye$Mi!fc Btndftfir Cwrge -Hto'l- urd. Hob Stodcard, r,nm Aflhby, Ha rold and Willlant Mohr, Pranktin Kberhard, Clair Perkins and Mia Guilda Ashby. i Club will meet tomorrow afternoon Members of the Junior class of. ,, tnp rInh ,.,. ir- Sadle Orr the high Hchool are busy this week preparing for the Junior-Senior hamiuet which will be given at the high scliool Saturday evenli.s, Mavj 2. The banquet Is an annual affair) and iH given each spring befor.i graduation time tor the graduates by the juniors. The banquet will be served In the domestic science department of th1 high school starting at six o'clock Miss Lois Davit, domestic science instructor, is arranging the menu. After the banquet a dunce will be held in the high school gymnasium. Miss Klleen Rowling and Miss Fa ther Hreiholz, odvisors of the Jun ior class, are In charge of the af fair. Tlie Ladies Aid of the Rnptlst church ore working hard on a pro- ernm which will he glvn at the C7oiriif jiiniiiiiiTiiniiiiittf iiiiiititif iiiitiiiiiitiiiMtiiiitiiiifiiitiiiiittif ititto:tfitiiititiittiiifii'isiiiMfiiiiJit4tiititiiiiiiii(u E "City of Porlland" Three Special j Send for 1 192S catalog f. describing vegetable seeds. 5 flower 1 srerfs, S dahlias, gladioli and fertilizers. him To ronvlnc you of Ihe fuprlorltv of our iJaMiai. we h;te Kflecl.d three of chiitf"el kltxla from our assort ntpni of iur 0(ji for u. aecal oarxain offvr aa folioivn: f.MTY OP-' I'f'hTr.AVD A Blant cililn yellow IM"iv lijhlla on re 1 sttro. r'K).;ir val or . . 1 1.00 MA lil'Kl.l.A Cll.l. A aoft Toe pink, de.oia- liv. Dttlilia on loriK 'i't l'in! r KtiUr vnl. .60 JAM KS Cll.l A Klanl p-ony lanlla Willi auluinn Khuoea of iHritt ai.U KOid. rx. val.. .CO Ona uuib each total value ( ata!otf prk: !) . . , . I;'. jo All Three Sent Postpaid for $ 1 .!.- EtKht Named Dahlias $1.00 Tier TH another p"tal colf'-tlon offr: T will wcfitl HKlit fu,'!:4'! luhliiii a pu.ir jutf d 'tita- 1 i aiut- tt J.' it aioie. ittci luNeliij with ihir currcL uniFk unr own ttt'iouiiun po-tipanl tur )1. i iiwimHuiiHwinwHi i hi mi i utimnw iMiiumiiiiHiiiiHitmtitiniimiMi'rM)iiimtiitiiaiiiniitiiiiuni(HtitiHi GILL BROS. Mutitavilla Station, I encloile i liecl; . rlr.tfl ( ) fo.- MliKh ett1 nie tlie tol If.:! loll. uuiiiuiuinuiiuHiiuiuiitiuiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiimuiiiiiuiiiiiiiuii!iirai Diplomat h V I 1 . f j fewi t.fvi. vrN" Ni t N. V V I f I " (j 5y 1 f;i i Li- I ' I S t"ij)ki( i w J cupyrliiht by Harris & Ewlng. Afier two years In the State De partment at Washington, Miss Lu cile Ateheison. 30, of Columbus, O., has qunililed us a member of ths diplomatic '.corps. She will leave oon fur Peine, Switivrland, to bo como third Keeretary of the Amwl t can legation. Announcements Social announcement 1 may be prlutud In this column free of cJiargo. Aaj aiuioiinoo ii lent s pertain lug to mny luno tlons such as cooked food ealej. etc, will be rerusetl. An nouueemeuta, Co be printed the name tlaj, mast be In society editor hands by 9:00 o'clock. Newt editor's note. The officers and direeiors of the Neighborhood Club and the offic ers o I the Music and Art depart ments of the Neighborhood club will Kive a bannuct Tuesday evn- 'ing. April S. at the Foley Hotel. dining room, for Mrs. Sadie Orr Imnhar, who will be u visitor In the city. The Neghborhood Club Annual Preukfast w ill be hi Id at the Coun try Club Tuesday. May 1 !(. Tickets for this breakfast may be obtained at. the Neighborhood club meet ink tomorrow. t Heeause of illness of mi in Iters tin Parkdale club will not meet un til Wednesday, May (i. Mm. Francis Carbine will be hostess at that tim. The Mothers of the Seniors of the High School are requested to meet at the high school Tuesday evening it 7:. "(it o'clock. HuslneMs of importance will be discussed ul this time. Mrs. 1. C. Unwner will be hostess to the Westminster Guild (his ev ening at her home at J :H 4 M A ve il ue. The Ra Grande Neighborhood iumbar. State president of tin Kp-ratlon of Women's Clubs, will n(, jr,.s,.ntt T(. Monday Musical Chorus will Im,(.t (oMinrrow evening at o' ( k , n v,.iKhh0rhood i'liin rooms for regular rehearsal. The Neighbors of Woodcraft will meet this evening ct eight o'clock at the I. .(). O. F. Hall, at which time delegates will be elected to the District Convention at Heppnci to be hebl next month. Fagh-s Hall Wednesday evening, April 2'.t. The entertainment will take place In the form of e "Kitchen Co hi net orchesi ra" wit h (twenty-five iin-mberf; of lb" aid taking part. The inenibeiM of the orchestra will b" in costume, GILL BROS. Special E I i i DAHLIA Bargain Offers Cut-Flower Dahlia $1.23 SEED CO. rurtlaud, Oregon or in'.l a llol oirl.r I ) for I. I iii.o.e. iii:IT. I,. I. ltjcj BY SISTER MA AY Hri'nuriml. f'ranjre juice, cereal, tfiln cream, waffle", maple syrup. mlU;,' coffee. l.niii'lMstn. Itaked codfish, brown bread and butter sandwiches. . radishes and oniuiiH, orange cuke, milk, ten, HiimcT. " lin-aded v. nl cultels. new po lutoes in er-am sa'uce, butt, red ai. pUragus, pineapple and elleeHe sal ad, floating Hlund, rolled o.iik. (read, milk, COllee. i j An egg dish of Home sort should (be added lo Hie breakfast menu lor la child who must carry his lunch j eon to school or int t late meal.. Haked CtMlfrii. 1 One cup flake. i eudfuih, 4 cold hulled potatoes, I Vi euns cunm tomatoes. 1 small union. 2 table-! spoons hulter, 1 i tablespoons j flour, salt and pcp-r, coarse stale bread crumbs. Soak fish in warm water until soft. Drain. Slice potatoes. Place j alternate layei-s of fish and pota- j toes in a buttered baking dish. Him-j iner tomatoes ami onions for in! uilnutes. iiub througtt u coarse si'-ve. Melt butter, stir in flour ami! j slowly add tomato puree, s( b ring ; (constantly. Season wilii sail nnd ( tpi-pper and pour over fish in bak ! ! iug dish. Sprinkle with coarse ' VriKubs. dot with bibs of butler and! j bake in a hot oven until crumbs j i are brown. : Oranjio Cake. j I One-third cup butler. I cup Bug- ,nr, "J eggs. t cup milk, 1 cups! flour, 2 teaspotms baking powder, few grains sail, Vi teaspoon va- j nillo. cream bnibr and beat In hall Ihe sugar. P'-at yolks of vkv.h untb light and beat in remaining sugar Add to first mixture and beat well. Mix and ?:itt flour, salt and baking powd'T and add alternately with .WW KEPT RIGHT ZiMj r 'after every meal " rat. We take pleasure in announc ing our appointment of E. L. Holmes as District Manager for Union and Wallowa Counties, with headquarters atLaGrande. All old policyholders are cor dially invited to get in touch with Mr. Holmes for any serv ice or information needed or desired. A. t. MILLS, Prnolrnl C. S. SAM U LI., (jtn. Manager Home 0lcei TORTLAND, OREGON J milk to first mixture. Add vunltla ulu' f'"1,1 'u Ihe whites of the ci;kh oeuien uuni Hinr auu ury. ituue in Ml cee siuull layer cake pauM. Pul t(.g. liter uith the fidluwiug filling Ullell cool. ( fhle :iciik I iiini PutiN To Si lve Crossword PuzIch OXPOP.n. long. (AP) The crossword piur-le craze reached lis zenith last month nnd is now or. Ihe wane, according lo Oxford II- jbiMiians. In Oxford, as elsewhere, ii more tuan uomuea tne sans oi die: K.iuirieH. and the demands mad-1 upon ri'tert-uce libraries were so great ihui one librarian threatened lo shut up shop altogether. The e plana I Ion givn for ihe failure of popular interest Is that the lalti-r puzxh-H have become so difficult, through the trim -used ex perieuee tf He ir creators, that no ordinary mortal can convenient ly soKe t lo'iti. Men w ho during the war had Ittlle difficulty in deciph ering the secret and confidential Why Pay More ') When You Can Save A I The New York Store '1U Adams Watch Our Daily Adv "The inan puis mil Ihe laM spnik generally ai quires Ihe iiputal.oti or lH-iug a tiMiil uuiitKmaii." tor get my wngieys Slip a packet in your pocket when, you o home. Give the youngsters this wholesome lon lastin sweet for pleasure and benefit. Use it idten murk ciras. W, C. 8CHUPPEL, Airt. Mon0.r II. It. BLAUVELT, fccudve Special JANK JACKSON WONDKK UKDUCINti COPvSET AND BRASSIERE Front imd Hack Lure. Como in uikI li't us show you tin's Twentieth Century Wonder. '. PUTMAN'S 1 codes of btiih the enemy and the allies have organized "pools of lu iclleci" and sittied down s.-riously to the solution of all possible cross words. FEED I tolled mts Polled barley Haled hay V tude corn Cracki'il corn Whole wheat Criicke! client Mill feed ScmMliugi. Paby chick feed Oyster shell Grit Suit' I.ny Si-ratch hstl A'k Our Prices. La Grande Warehouse & Storage Co. I'Uone Alain ?1 Credit Attentive Service Reliable merchandise Real values Satisfaction assured. CARR'S ill 9 II "' Detour AT THE STORE THEY POINT TTIE Siffns.' Decidedly Different You'll enjoy the change. It's a real story of an event that will thrill the greatest pessimist who ever trod down the. Main Drag of La 1 Grande. I Complete Story on Tage 6 Tomorrow Night What to do with retired public officials never troubles Hulgnrln, where they bury them. If be advertises It, hft know! It's oei ? ROYAL VCl'VM SWEEPKU will Inki- (lie dnulKi-ry put i( your npring IioumvIouu- Miilr.. ynr rlrniilng a pluaniiiv, not n titsk. Foi a IKRIO ilcmonslra lion at your luuiie, vail " . AIA1N IS I . :,! La Grande Electric Co. "Tho filoro of Quality and Service WITH THE BIG WAY TO SOMETHING j