La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 29, 1925, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextWednesday, April 20, 102" THE EX GHANDS EVENING OBSERVER PAGE THREE NEWS ofcSOCETY W'llh M'-s. Suilitt Orr Dunbar. ' ol ii' I'n siili nt 01 the i'VitiTinlon of Womt-n's chilis, ub n honor Hiirnt tlie 11101 intr of the Neltchbor Iumm) club TmMuy utiernoon wn fin uuiHiiiniHiiff on or 'lie yeur. In her forceful manner Jin. Dunbur linniKbt to her auilinco tin Insplr iiik uiHrt'HH uinnjf tln line of wo UMMi H worli in oiKitniz;iiion. fiht toi oi 1 ho very di'flnlie proRriSM which has been nuult und ileelareii liiat today the Clem-nil .'erierullon Ml Women's chitiH, with iiH-nilnT-sliip cNci'cdiim- :Mmi,immi, Ik i lie liit'K'I Ki'oilp f nrKiinlKt'( women In .Xiiwrifn. Them1 women nre r. ndy to answit tin1 call for nervlee and have eoinp to be rtconniJttil an a real influence in Nat until af fairs. Mrs. Geonye ("'arpy, who i noon 1o leave I. a flrximle for her new home in The Dulles was called up on to speak and rspondd in her uMiial happy manner. Mrs. T'arpy lias been a member of the Nelh lmihood rtiih for twenty-five yearn and Hei-wd as president in I rfo,ri-ni. Mi-h. .le.ie lioHltins. of I taker. nlded niueli to the pleasure of the ..fb rnoon with i irronp of vocal numbers including "I.'Hetire Kx iiuis" by roldnws:;!. "Iris." by Har l ie( Ware, "Vat-r Hoy." by Aver liobhiHon and "The Little Shep herd's Souk," by Chira Kd wards. Mm. IlnskluH lias a soprano voire nl Kfeut ln'jiuly and rli-ann-SH ;ii)i ih Inierpretatinn of licr numliers -' Willi Mrs. Hosliins :im director the Monday Musical chorus wave a 'r-nleiidid program of Auu-riean Folk rohkr. In the first uroup wen Indian hoiikn: "l.ove Sons." b. Thtirlow l.leiirance, "From the Land of I In- fiky Hlne WuH-r" also -by l.leiiranee and "lly tin Waters m Mint-tonka." by t'ailniim. The fiecoud group con.sislt-d of two N'e 4io souks: "Go Jiown Moses," ami "liidn't It Ualn." by (lurlciuli. Th closiiiK: number v:i l he southern iavorite. "I ile. Durlnx the social hour dainty re- treshimnis were served by the so cial committee with Mrs. II. K. Dix on is chairman, Mrs. C. (. Pen nnitflon and Miss Lucy Wnde pre HidlnK at the attractive ten table. - Mrs. A. 'I. Mill entertained u . iiumbi r of friends nl dinner last Lots of Color Here III I ! I HKHE is a colorful frock with dutH ynd circles of ros color ym a itaekferound of L open ha Kn blue. Fu linen is introducetl by pleats that harm from the pockets. A inunoKraniml tie and burnt of Ulain color form the inciiniing.' WALLING'S MONEY-RAISING SALE Silk and Wool Dresses SU.7.-,, SI O.T.-, and SI J. 75 Hats $::.u.-, S5.li.-, mid SH.r.n Coats .y.P.7.' In SI 2.50 A new lot of Hat Frames In -t AitIviiU Avi: no KirntniMixo WALLING'S The New French Curl When you wish the charm ing effect of a soft, natural curl, the new French paper wave Is the only answer. Our shop In atlmlrably equipped and trained (ogive this new curl. You will be more than pleased with the results, l'lione now for an appointment.- GEIST MARINELLO SHOP Room 0, Bommer Blilf. "A RpilHty All! for Etery NceU." Phone Main 577 Minerva Says We hnvr a nice line of Iloys' Oxfords. Ilrown calf, wi-lt sob's, rubber heel Just the style the boys now wcur j for dress. Regular $5.0: now 1 Sizes 2 tu Also Youths' Tennis Phoes, j sizes ItJ to 2: suction sobs, ' heavy, patch on ankle, color white, for outinif or baseball I At Stl .:t.- ; Also Hoys' Keds AthlMle. s irtion, laee to toe, patch on ankle, sir.es 2J to 6. j .Now 1.8. Thesr Are HniKUins for THE B00TERY tiAY llYI)i;. Mgr. I Shine 'em I'pt AM Kinds of iVHKhc Tor Shoos eveniiif; at 0:110 o'clock. The table v. as henutifully decorated with o rrnterpleee of exquisite tulips and hyacinths and the same idea was carried out in the clever placards. I' overs were la hi for twelve. Or. nnd Airs, K. P. Mossman. Mr. and Mrs. 1 1.. II, Moo, Mr. and Mis. Robert S. . Kakln. Air. and Airs. William Mil ler, Mr. and Airs. 1 1. H. 'leaver and Mr. and Mr.i. Hill, i After dinner the evening v:c.( spent socially and later dainty re it eshmcnts wertr Kerved. As the KUests ileparted each one was pre sented with n pot t ed pa any to re placed In the garden in keeping with "Cood J lonu s and Harden Week." A deliRlitfnl affair is beinf? plan ned fur tomorrow evening, April Bu, when the last t 'ountry . t club ilahi-u of thT Heasoirwlll' tiTRe plaeV ut the club house. Several special May Pay features are being plan ned by tin; coin in It tee in chaw. Tiic Star Novelty oreJu si ni will P";y. Those on the committee are: Mr. and Airs, W. II. I.eisinau, Air. ami Mrs. ("has, II. Reynolds, Mr. and Airs. J. .1. t'arr, Air. and Airs. Nor man W. Pre s. Air. ami Airs. P. It Hayes. Mr. and Mis. Alerton W. Kiddie, Air. and Airs. HoIkt M. Larson, Jh and Mrs. C. H. Moore. Mr. uml Mrs. C. It. .Miller, Mr. und Airs. Ray Price, Mr, and Mrs, Hur ley Richardson, Mr. and Mrs. T. J. SeroKKin, Mr. und Mra. Karl Stod daid. Air. and Mrs. August J. Sianyv uiid Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Siegrist. Honnrlni? Mrs. Sadie Orr Pun by r, Oregon Pres!b-nt of the led eration of Women's clubs, the of I leers and directors of the Neigh borhood club and I he officers ot the urt and music departments and chairmen of the various commit tees etU'-tained with an Informal .banquet unI evening nr the Foley hotel. ! Reautlful red carnations were ! used, as centerpieces and covers wen laid for tw-nty-six. Mrs. Pun bar told of her experiences while In Washington, I. ., while attend ing ll meet lug of one of the Nu- tional boards of the Naiionul l-'ed-fiat ion oi" Woimn's club, ot which 8 lie Is a member. j AIis. Punbiir was presented with u beautiful corsage of spring flow ctS. i Memliers of the ri. or I.. P. nnd K. and the ladles auxiliary had an enjoyable time last evening when Ihe gentlemen served dinner at six o clock for the ladies, after which t he ludb s gave a short program. 'Ihe remainder of the evening was spent dnnclng. t ' The W. H. A. nut Inst evening ni the K. of P. hall, Mrs. t'hrlstin W. 1'lark, Pistrict Ihputy. and twenty members of the Maker re view were presi nt nnd a very hi lt resting evening resulted. I Alter the' business session, dur ing which time plans were discuss n (or the Kastern Oregon Rally w the W. II. A. to be held at IVnd.e ton. Mity 1') and 10, u sliort mus.eet program was rendered and luneii- on was served, Alembers of the H. H. Ci. elui were ntertalmd by Mr. and Airs Kiim-r Ruse nt t heir home on Adams avendf last evening. Air ami Alls. Nohin Skiif wen high core at cards, and convolution w-nt io OrvlMe Wright and Mrs. Ray Riowi). Luncheon n as served be fore adjournment. Sixteen members of the Hi;ike Voung Ladies hoard of the M. I. A ib llfchtf ull surpns'-d Alts. Ruv Ran m Monday 4iiternuon ut her home tu M avenue. Tiir aft' Tltoo'i :is spent at g:iiues itnd music, foi lowed by lunch-nn. The Mit:ilb-M tiling in the world Is Hie uioni are) the most peculiar thing in atom sounds like Ad:im. Cister oMary's BY SISTER Nuky Breakfusi Halves of grapefruit breakfast spinach, crisp whole whom toast, milk, coffee. Luncheon Mueuronl und cheese pudding steamed. brown bread, rhubarb bread pudding, milk, tcu sauce, potatoes su gratia, butter ed string beans, cabbage :tlad bread, milk, coffee. If you have never served tt suc culent vegetable for breakfast, your family will undoubtedly remark at (he innovation. However such veg etubleK as spiiuich and asparagus make delicious hreakfuHt dishes combined with cgita und milk. The mother who includes these veg". j table samong spring breakfasts Is wise indeed ami more than repaid, for any evtra worl" involved by the bright eyes und rosy cheeks or her! family. llirnkfust spinach Two uml onc-half pound apiu ;ich, 2 talih'spons hutter, 1-2 ten--poon salt, t-s teaspoon tapper, 6 saltans of hot buttered toast, five eggS. Wash spinach through many waters. I'se warm water for the first washing and - cold for the remaining cleansing. Shake mil each handful of leaves when clean, but do not iliain. Put into u large kettle with a close-fit l ing co ver and plac over a slow fire. When the spinach is wilted increase the heal and cook for 20 minutes. If there is too much juice lo poss ibly use on the spinach. remove cover nnd let the water evaporate during the last five or ten minutes of cooking. I'hop spinach when tender, season with butler, .ill and pepper and arrange on toasl, using the Ihiuid as well as the ve getable. Prop a poached egg on eacli portion. Sprinkle eu'eb egg wiih salt and paprika and dot wbh butter. , Crisp pieces of broiled bacon can be served with this dish If de sired. The spinach should hr washed nnd put Into the pan In which It is to be cooked the night lief ore. Cover the pan closely and the leaves will be perfectly crisp and ready for cooking In the! mot niiu;. Radio THCKSHAY .Mountain Stuinbtrd Time St it lion CC, Calgary. Can. ,-t:t4.6). 9 p. in-. Canadian National R;:i!wa Nymphony, orchestra; ' Krnest HnilHkinMo'n. violinist. Paeilic Standard 'I bno Uluiion KPl, Los Angeles, Calif. UliS.fi), 6;Jtn-G p. in., Kxamlner's mu sical half hour; ii-H:15. ARicPun lei's nightly doings; :4-7, Ha ditorlai talk; T-S. program, glee club of Alunuut Arts high school; S-l. program. Standard Oil com pany of California; B - Hi; pro gram, Southern California Music company; l-ll. i:amluer; Ray Wesi and lim Aleandrla hotel dance orchestra. KPOA. Seattle. Wash. (454. 3). I-T p. m.t sludii) program, Moran school for bojs. KPWIt, Jloll wood, Calif. (252). 7:45-9 p. m., Quality Plvo or c h ea i ra a nil s I n ge rs ; 0-10. pro gram, Klite Radio .shop of 1 lot- , I y wood; 10-11, Warner Uroihers hour of fun, irtlded over by Marry Seymour; 1 1-1 a. m., Riandslatler's Hollywood Aloul - ; marie cafe dance orchestra, Alel ! Pede.sk . leader. j KCIO, Oakland. Calif. HALS),'-' 6:30 p. in.. Hotel St. Francis .or chestra; 7:15. golf lesson. Joe : Novak; K, Ilrunswlck - Radloln 1 night; Iris Vlnirig, organist; Har old Johnson, mciophoue,' Paul Ash's (ii'nnfida theater orchestra; Harold Praehl, baritone; (Jeorge , Aladlson. bas; Maurice Michael. pianist; Alice ( an hrie Poyner. i violinist ; Allan Wilson, lenor; Allien Aldersby, clarinetist; Ly- , dia Kturlevatit, coniralto; tu-i a. 1 in.. Henry llalsiead's orchestra. KOW, I'ortlaml, t"re. 4!il.r,) 12:30 p. m.. Rose City trio; ft. chll-, dren's program; X, Sherman Clay A- company; in, .Multnomah Ho-! tel Stroller.. I KIM. Los Angeles. C;ilif. (405.2). fi-i : :10 p. in.. Art Illckuiau'H ! RUtmore holt'l concert orchestra. ! I'M ward l-'itzputrieh. director; j ti::t(i-7:Sti. little stories Amcri-i can history. Prof. Waller Sylves- ' ter llerl.o;;; I tickle Prumlnn, . Jane Hughes, screen juveniles; I. coin Poltiee, ten, readings; 8- f It. program. Khstgerulil MupIc j company presenting Claire Por hes Crime, concert pianistc; li-lii iprogi'um. PI Kuninto apartments arranged b. l uele John: lu-tl. Art lilckman's Pilimore huiel t danci' orchesi ra. JOarl ilnrtnctl. I leader. I li.Ht. Heat lie, Wash. (SS4.4L I- I:"." p. in., Pr.iu-lnieigencer mnsiciile; l;yn.2, home eeonqmU' talk, llerniec Redlngton; lii::!ti 12. , -Keep Joy Radiating Order of the Ruts In Their Itelfry." KN.. Hollywood. Cjilif. (SSit.O) 5:4i-rt;lf p in.. Wurlitzer studio progrum .sports Inlk by Hid 'AW; ft:8n-7:3H, prognini, U A. Coun-t- Association of optnipetrisis, Xelgler's orchestra; 7:3t. busi ness tall;. J. It. Dotiulas; t-0. program. Peerless prodiulA com pany; lo-ll. Abe Lyman's. Co coa nui (R'ove dunce orchestru from Ambassador hotel; 11-12. campus nighi, students of t'ni veraiiy of Cullfornla. KPt), San l-'ranclsi'o. Calif. (43(i.M ; 1-2 J). in-, Rudy Selger's Pair munt hotel orchestra; 4:30-6:30) Rudy Seiger's lntrinonl hotel onhestra: i:80-7. Stales rest au ra nt orchestra; U-!t Clear Luke ! 1 1 igh land nrrhest ra ; H-1 0. I ion j Lee Cadilhic night; 10-11, John ny Pufek'H Aiiiphlnhs. j Radio Chats j ( Powel Ctisloj. ,h.) Those guiding the ieslies of radio in America should have these as their object Ivi si A radio in every home. The constant imp o epieni of radio programs, The one thing thai may curb Ihe A nierican public's cut hu.siasm In radio ia the abuse of radio bro.id ea.siing. It is inieresling to note already the inilitenre of radio upon Ameri can tastes. : Jazz has its place In American musical laMes, R is the only dis tinctively American music we have. Ii k today by far the most popular of all forms of music in the rnitt-d Slates. Itul there are good JH7Z orchestra find bud ones Announcements S3ctal announcementj may be printed la this column free of charge. Any announce ments pertaining to any funo Uona such aa cooked food sales, etc., will be refused. An nouncements, to be printed the tame day, must be In society editor's hands by 9:00 o'clock News editor's note. Chapter I. V. K. O., will meet I'Vblav afternoon at Kl Lin nt the Tiome " of Mrs. Sarah "Rrownell. Luneheon will be served itt 1 2:!I.t oVJock. The Plgln P. K. O. ladles will be hostesses. Mrs. It. J. Kitchen will be hos- tess lo the members of the Tuesday Itrldge club tomorrow afternoon. I .... Mrs. Charles I'kvyle will enter- tain the Thursday Rridge club to morrow afternoon at her home on Second street. T1n f.r.r.nt lu nut II. o .. wnll. known popular sons' writer will nmrry. it serves mm rigni. ALL OUT OF SORTS? So Was This I,a (irnmle Woman Who IVIls Her I'peiience. All too often women accept their pnlns nnl aches as natural to their sex. They fall to realize that weak kidneys ore often to blame for that harknrhe, those headaches, dizzy spells nnd th:il tired, depressed feeling, Thon.i ands have found new health nnd strength by helping' the weakened kidneys with Honn's Pills a sllm ttlnnt diurr-tie. This La Cirnnde case is one of ninny: J Mrs. Tlettie Kohr, 2006 First St.. says: "My kidneys were out of order nnd I had dull backache. 1 1 felt dull nnd languid nnd my kid-1 neys arteil Irreg ilarly. 1 used j Donn's Pills ami they soon cured j me of nil signs of the trouble. 1 have hod no return of It." j Airs. Kohr Is only one of many La Ornnde people who hove grnl-'., fully endorsed I man's Pills. It'j your back aches, if your kidneys bother you. don't simply ask for j n kldnev remdv ask distinctly for I toan's Pills the same that Airs. Kohr had ihe remedy hack ed by home testimony, fin renin nt all dealers. I'oster-Mftburn Co., Mfrs.. Buffalo. N. V. "When Your Rack Is Lame, Remember till' ? .j MUSIC WEEK May 3rd. to 10th. I'mler Direction Monday Musical Free Sunday, May 3rd 11:00 o'clock Special Aluslc nt nil churches Mrs. J. A. Ted ford. Chairman 4:00 o'clock Arcade Theater Hand and Choral Concext Airs. Jessie Ilosklus Air. Andrew Loney, TMiectors Airs, Pond Id Meyers, A renin pan 1st Monday, May 111; MrSIC IN HOME DAY Tuesday, May 5th I :':;tt o'clock Presbyterian Cli nch Al uskal Program Arranged by Chamber of Commerce 8:15 o'clock Presbyterian Church A rla.s, Art Songs and Piano Mrs. A. -L. Hichnrdson, Chnlrninn Wednesday, May (5th 2:00 o'clock Hostess Mrs. It. P. I.andis Hymn Memory t 'out est ( Hy 1 nvitntlon) Airs. Sherwood William In charge 3:1 Ji o'clock L, n. S. Tabernacle Men's Program tt. H. Hiinie, Chairman Hand Andrew Loney, I l reel or ( 'horns Karl Stoddard. I Hrcctnr ijnartet ( 'hamber of commerce Son it Leader L liner Sloddard Thursday, May 7th R:ir. o'clock High School Auditorium Operetta "A K night of Hrearns" ( Admission feto and 7 fie) Mrs. Karl Stoddard, Chairman All s. Norman P rees, I U reel or Friday, May 8th 2:20 o'clock. Matinee Athletic Pleld Operetta "The Forest Court" Central School Imogene Itussell, Director 2 :fl0 o'clock, Matinee fti-ccnwood School Mrs, Hazel Landry, Phector R:0n o'clock High School Auditorium Aluslc Memory Contest Isabella Miller In charge Other schools eo-npernt ing under direction .Mrs. Dallas (Inen Our Growth l evidence of our Iteliable service. Itesourre Ovtr JL.VMI.OOO.OU UNITED STATES Saturday, May f)lh Srlft o'clock Harp Peel! Presbyterlnn Chireh Aliss Fiiye price Mrs. Io Miller In charge "Tlu-i-e's Aluslc hi the Air" And bad on en which consist of a "Umdlc-mt" und a "thump Ihuiup" are I lie lines that decrease inien si in the bf tier muck (, V ""Hill JnxH can be overdone opd has man. Thai Is why the Am erican puhlin to asking for bett. r lineue. It th (p'ttfng- really Inter-i-4i ed in the better know n of the Hi und open'.-, t he standard ner turey and Mm rlashies of years gnne by. . ll Is n guud sign. One. need never frnr about the future of u country which Is genuinely Inter ested In good iniiMic, And gtK-d mpsic does not. mean the elimina tion of Jai:.., Stations ii iu at exercise judgment in the ntiimmt of jaaz that l;t broadcast, :' And the exercise of .udgnienl Is Hie one Ihhig needed tu direct rightly the destinies of radio. singing Mnro in- Chi"s Chnitiplonship MANILA (Ap) Dati Allp, a Aluro, recently won the eh ss cham pionship ut the Philippine Islands in u tournament in which Id play ers fruin various parts of the is lands contested. Onluil 3i games played he wo it lost tme, apd ope was u draw. Haiti Alip, who had never been out of his native 'province of Lji nuo. Island of Mindanao, until two yeors ago, learned to play chess wiili bis I'm her who was a promi nent Data In Lanantl He has taught his son. n lad of 14, to play chess and the boy rinl.dicd fourth In the iotirnameiii, Datu Atlp, who can neither read nor write any language, slugs con linuousiy while engaged In chess game. Springs Newest Sweaters Every woman should ha'. o ono or more of these dai. ty Sweaters. Coma in i n . ) e 1 1 the style, quality, colors and price. Si $3.75 and lift i amp RFflnY.7ft.wraR y; iffr Af ' MILLINERY Ready - To - Wear and Millinery IEOM l (t(. SHIPS I'HIMIS ItoSKItPIK!. ore. - 'Three car loads of prunes were shipped out ol Loseburg consigned lo New York buyers. Tu o more carloads will be shipped as Htuin as tile fruit can be piticessei) and packed. It is un derstood that the shipments will be sent from New York to Kit rope. RELIABLE Our M KUOIIANPISK I'ltKHl'ltll'TIONH rOI'NTAIN SUHVICK 1'IIICK. ' IN'ly I'lHiti I'-i for Vnlll Dru Sum Iti-nw THE L & L DRUG CO. "l.enve a Clcnii Camp nnd a Dead Plrc. " " 1 ;Mmiffxm?&r' -j if lf the fine liclx flavor Vii It's Nes to ALPINE Credit . . Attentive Service Reliable merchandise Real values Satisfaction assured. CARR'S mm n I ic nf 'it r REAP THE OK8ERVER CLASSIFIED Af)S AWAKEN- MONUMENTS rmnrcu that HONL'.MK.VT NOW W, have made a profound atuily of monumfnt building, and an order niacrd lu our handa la auru to r'TPlve faithful, Intelligent execution We Will r.laillr Fnrnlah I'tlniAtea lilue Mountain Marlile Granite Company IMI'J tt, Are,, (Irnncle, Orn. (fen.Cdrrlv m-A. 1 ! N l ft : i a jiNiiiiiuuuiiuuiuuaj I You folks of La Grande and vicinity. You can't possibly afford to let this great event go un heeded. The Bargains are simpiy a wonder to the people of this community, so Ireix endous are the opportunities here, so tremendous the savings. I wish lo call your particular nltcntion to this fact: J. II. Peare & Son have conducted this business in La (irande for n period of 31 years and have been successful, made possible by their honesty and business integrity, always selling high-grade, dependable merchandise. And I can honestly say that in my years of experience in the jewelry game that I have never seen a cleaner or better-selected stock, and I assure you that the prices we are offering- are way below manufactur ers' cost in many instances, and I advise you to take advantage of this sale and supply your present and future u L' al a great saving. This is a genuine bimafide Closing-Out Sale of these lines to make room for the ever-increasing optical business. Come Thursday and, every day, for it will be to your advantage to do so, ; Every day will bring forth greater suprises in the way of Jewelry Bargains, as I have orders to dispose of this stock in the shortest time possible. Hoping to have the pleasure of serving you. . I am yours truly, A. L. CARTER, Sales Mgr. AND TOMORROW MORNING Thursday, Apr. 30 at 10:01 a. m. THE FIRST 50 WOMEN WHO ENTER THE STORE Will buy for only 2."c one piece each of Genuine "Frostoria" Art Glass Dishes, Bowls, or Vases Worth not less than $1.00. SEE WINDOW DISPLAY TONIGHT. J. H. PEARE & SOWS CL0SING-0UT SALE La Grande Oregon as