La Grande evening observer., May 20, 1925, Image 3

Wednesday, May 20, 1925.
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Pape Three
NEWS of SOCIETY
The fourteenth annual brek
fast of the l.u C ramie Neighbor
hood i 'lull wun held yesterday
morning ut twelve o'clock ut the
Country Club. The beautiful irold
unci whit flowers i.8t',l tn the dec
orutionu radiated the purity und
Blow of "The spirit of tjpriiiK."
whteli was earned out throughout
WALLING'S
Money Raising
SALE
Still On!
Special Iteductions
On
"Graduation Gifts
' See Our
SilU-and-Wool Dresses
At $7.95
Coats
59.50 And Up
j WALLING'S
the luncheon.
A delicious two course break
fast was served, during which lit
tle Miss Sully HeUsrist appeared in
a light fantastic dunee as "The
Messenger of Spiiilfc." The pro
Biam for the day was based on the
Sonif Cyelv "The Morning of the
Year" by Charlea Walietteld Cud
mun. which provided the. beautiful
uiuhIco! numbers and furnished the
inspiration for the toasts.
The following delightful musical
numbers wecr tnterspei sed with
the toasts:
Quartet "Spirit of Spring,"
Mis. A. L. Kichnrdson, Soprano:
Mrs. V. H. MohnenUnnip, Jr., Con
tralio; Mr. Rimer I, .Stoddard, Ten
or; Mi'. Raymond O. Viltlumn.
Hariione; Mrs. K. I,. Holmes, ut the
i'iano.
Solo (naritnne) '7 Mn'tius
Am." by Ray Williams.
Solo (Alto) "The Moon M.-himl
the Cottonwood." by Mm. W. 11.
liohennkunip. Jr.
Aria (Soprano) "Welcome.
Sweet Rose," by Mrs. A. I.. Kich
urdson. Quartet "O Spirit of the Spring,
delay."
Mrs. Robert Kue.in presiding nn
taunt mist res sin trod need the fol
lowing speukeiH, who In their ivk
ponst n compared the growth ami
development of the club to tlx de
velopment of itpring. The follow
ing women pave toasts;
"Visions'," Mi-:. C. li. i'eranlon.
7)aTn," Airs. It. i:. W.sten-haver.
' ''Gleaning,' Mr. U. A. 7-vir-brick,
I "Memories." Past Presidents,
, Mrs. C. U. Kber'mrd.
j The aueees; of the d'iy was due
to the fullowlmf committees:
Mrs. Churles I'layle. ( 'h airman.
Mrs. X. K. Went. Mrs. S. I . Crowe,
jMra. K. Marks. Mrs. W. H. Itolin
jonkiimp. Mrs. l 1.. Meyers. Dr.
jMnrguret lnnle. Mid. 11. H. Brown
(ton. Mrs. George (taker. Mrs. A. C.
'Hampton, Mrs. Ktlul Grundy. Mrs.
IK. U. Kirby. Mis. U. Giimn.etl.
Mrs. Chester -Newlin, Mrs. Julia It.
1 Holmes.
IMEOGItAM
. Mrs. A, 1.. Richardson, chair
man, Mrs. J truce Dennis, M is. K.
h. Holmes.
ii:eoit.vnoN
Mrs. Chase Huhnerikiiamp, Mrs.
Kay Murphy. Mrs. Clyde Key and
Mrs. A n I ki I'oluelt.
Honoring Mr. and Mis. A. It.
Stange. who niv visiting here from
Merrill, Wisconsin. Mr. -and Mrs. A.
J. Stange entertained with a bridge
party Monday evening at their
homo on Walnut street. The home
was arilstlcally cler-urated with a
profusion of beautiful flowers of
the season and during the evening
eight tablts were at play. Mrs. W.
c. Perkins won hk'h aeon' Jor the
ladles first prize and the 1-idles
second prise went to Mrs. George
T. Cochran. T. J. Seiogtrin receiv
ed the gent leinen's first prim- and
llhe second pii.e went to Dr. A. 1..
I Richardson.
At an appropriate hour an ex
cellent (vvo eoms Iiineheon was
served.
Mi.'is Marruerlte Chandler nntl
Miss l.ola, MrN.i-3, whose mar-
jrlnges will be an event of this sum
mer, were uu inspiration Kr a de
lightful party Kist evening given (it
tile home of Mis. Dallas Green by
(he teachers of the Greenwood
school und Mrs. U. A. Wltkeison.
Thf patty was in the form of a
silverware whower and both Miss
Chandler and M!ks Mr Keen recti v
ed tnuny beautiful gifts. Twenty
ladies wi re present and part of the
evenfig w as silent embroidering
tea. towels for the brides to b.
The home was itttrartlvdy deco
rated with wild flowers and n de
licious two course luncheon was
served, beforo the evening was
brought to a close.
Miss ('handler will become tlio
bride of K. D. Towler, principal of
the l.u Oniude high school, some
time, in June and Miss McNecs will
be married to Mr. Hutchins, of
California, sound line d it ring t lm
summer months.
The Ladies Auxiliary to the II.. of
I. K. and K. met lust evening at
the K . of I . hall for it n una I ro 1 1
call. Although (here was not u very
large attendance a delightful eve
ning was spent, after which .re
freshments were served.
Members of the Ladies Auxiliary
to the Brotherhood of Railway
Trainmen met last evening ui
KagUs hall for their regular meet
ing. An Interesting evening was
sneiit during which time It wis de-
leided that the organization meet
during the summer month.': once
each month instead of twice. The
meeting will be the first Tuesday in
each mouth.
Dress Subtracts
Pounds
Dodge the moonlight, or your
.spring suit may be oiie for alimony.
J Mighty $25,000.00 Disposal
riosln,- Out All Lailiia1 Kill;
Hloii.-ifB, at
Half.Price
One group Women's Sweat
er:!, beautiful styles. For
Quick Close Out, each
HaK-Price
Of French & Greene's Stock!
Selling Has Been The Greatest La Grande
Has Ever Known
And Stocks Are Yet Complete!
Coats, Suits and Dresses
. , . The,Sroairte$t Styles! The Newest Colors!
Elaborately Trimmed! Also Tailored Types!
At Less Than Cost Of Production!
The headlines tell but little you must see the charming Dresses, the beautiful
Coats, and the smart Suits in this most unusual sale see how well they nra
made how attractively and beautifully they are trimmed note the fine quality
of material, and the prices at which those garments are regularly sold then, and
then only, will you be able to appreciate the tremendous savings this sale af
fords. Greater reductions are being made than ever before heard of at this
season of the year.
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One group Wom
en's new Spi lug
Coats. Values to
fU.Vtio. Quick
Close Out, each,
$9.95
On' group Wom
en's s t y 1 i s u
Spring Coats, all
new. Values to
$ ae.r.n. q u I r u
Close Out, each,
$18.85
One group Wom
en's Coats, nil
new Spring styl -s
Values to $4S.T.0.
Sacrificed for
Quick Hale, each,
$28.85
Ladles' stylish
Suits, a 1 I late
styles. Actual $:i5
values. I'rieed for
Quick Close Out,
Suit
$16.50
rios'mj; Out, Uiili.-H'
li.'.-i Jtlfu! Suits, nil
Into Hty!'f. Itt'KUlar
$'il.no valu.H. Out
Thry Oo at. Suit
$24.95
One group Women's nnd
Misses' Silk - and - Wool
Dresses. Formerly priced
to $1 8.00. On Sale, each,
$9.65
Kxtra Special in Tt
dies Wash Dresses,
beautiful styles, as
sorted new color.
While any remain,
each
$4.95
An assortment of ladles'
Sill: Dresses, all new up-to-date
styles. Values to
$:iumi, l-'or Quick CIoho
(hit, each
$14.45
A group of Ladies
Silk Dresses, right
up-to - the - minute
styles. 1 o r in c r I y
priced tn I'Vfi. liny
now and save. Kaeh
$17.75
Footwear Never Sold So Cheap!
If you really knew how deeply prices are cut if you had ber-n present
when these fine Pumps, Straps, Oxfords and Cut-Outs were marked for tlvj
sale if you knew how many were cut far below actual co.:t it would bo
impossible to keep you away.
ltegMhir values to H.ro.
Women's pure thread Silk
Hose, nil sizes. Priced for
Quick Sale at, pair
$1.88
Ladies' lovely Handker
chiefs, embroidered co
ners. Regular Hc, Spe
cial CioHimr Out S:ile
I'rice, each
9c
Closing Out One lot -.f
Women's Tumps and Slip
pers. JT.oo to $10.ou val
ues, now, per pair
$2.85
Closing Out One group
Women's Oxfords, assort
ed styles, lingular to $S
values. Closing Out at,
pair
$3.85
n lot "ilhln-ii-.i Haro
fnnt Fanilal.M, va! lf-H I r)
1 . -5. On Hal.., .r pair.
75e
Closing Out Shoe Shining
Outfits Wool I Irtish nnd
Dauber. Kxtra Sperial,
each-
17c
SELLING OUT!
French & Greene
CLOSING OUT!
Extra
Special
One group Children's Sox
with fancy tops, tegular tjr.c
grade, Special, pair
38c
GETTING OUT!
il i hty I
IP
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.Vt.' v.r..
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A PItONT iMml of Ions frlniro
nml n fancy vontoe of while
. natln nialu an unusual cna
tlnn out of this '.itcvclAHK black satin
frock. JTlie lonis lines and iho
trali ht cut are uilinliabld for the
ccniTouR lirum. rs tllcy, subtract
poumla und ndil chic.
Announcements
Social nniioiiiu'iiictltn inny
he printed In this column fn'C
of cliartc. Any iiniuHiiit'iut'iilH
pci'talniii!; in nny ruiicllon.s sucti
ns ennkett foial sales eli, will
he I'ffUM'd. AniiouneenH'nls, to
he primed the same day, must
he lu MM-ltiy (sljlor's hllilds by
U :! o'clock. News editor's
note.
Cister oTiflary's
4 hQtcheru
BY SISTER NURY
Breakfast Stewed .figs, cereal,
thin crmim, crisp rye tta it wit li
peanut butter, milk, coffee.
Luncheon Asparagus with but
tered crumbs, whole wheat bread,
hearts of lettuce, eoituge pudding
with strawberry sauce, milk, ten.
Dinner l'lanke,i hud, new car
rots In cream, cabbage and pine
apple salad, rolled oats bread, rhu
barb pudding, mill;, coffee.
Potatoes ure Included in the risk
dish. Hot riccd potatoes m-ammcd
with butter, beaten egg yulks and
milk tire forced through a past ry
bag around the edge of the plunk.
There ure no dishes mentioned in
the menu for the day that a healthy
normal child of four may no) eat.
of course, care must be taken that
the portions of dessert served ure
small and the nalud muni be finely
chopped and simply dressed. ,
Aspm-iifus Willi I tut i cm!
(ruinli-i -
One bunch of asparagus, 1 table
spoons butter, 3-4 cup bread
crumbs from soft part of loaf. 2
hard cooked eggs, 1 tablespoon
mim ed parsley.
Wash ami scrape esparngus nttd
cut .off tough ends. Conk In bull
ing salted water with beads up for
fifteen minute.-?. Uiy flat ith heads
under water for ten minule.'i or uu
tH tender. Let ' t lu tvater cook
away ns much us- possible wlthimt
danger of burning. Arrange as
paragus on a hot platter. Melt but
ter In -u -frying pan. add bread
crumbs and fry a g'dden brown,
l'our over ends bf Asparagus, pav
ing the heads uncovered. Sprinkle
lightly wit h salt and pepper and
add slices of hard rooked egt;s.
Sprinkle eggs with tuiuee,i paivdey
and .serve.
The heads of the tuiparagiis with
out the buttered crumbs , should be
served to children under school age
as the buttered crumbs are diti'letilt
fur small children to digest.
coanut drove dance orchestra ;
11-12, campus night, imldeiil.H of
t 'Diversity of California, south
ern branch.
KIM). San Kranclrco. Cal. (4IS.:i),
1-2 p. m., Kudy Seiner's l-'air-inont
hotel orchi-stra: :i : :ti-4 ::u,
l'u lace hotel concert, Cyrus Treb-
Mi. Harry Turner will enter
tain the niemiiers of the Women's
Itellef Cnrps and their friends at u
tea tomorrow afternoon, May 21.
The Ladlen of Mnosehear t Le
girni will met t at. the home of Mrs.
Lund. i:il7 Washington avenue,
Thurnduy afternoon al two o'clock,
Mrs. I'rovosi will assist as hostess.
Radio
TIH'ltSDAY, MAY 21
Mountain Standard Time Stations
CNKC. Calgary. Can. 41), 7 p.
in., bedtime travel talks, Mrs.
Conquest; it, 1 lar.el 'ampbe,
violinist ; .lack I cushion, mtxo
phonelst; Uolden's Academy or
chestra. KOA, Denver, Colo. (322.4), 8 p.
m. matinee for liousewlves.
Pacliit; Standard Time Stations
K KI, Los Augehs. Cultf. (4t7),
f:3f-(i p. in., Kxatniiier's mati
nee program; 6-j : 1 S, McDuniels'
nightly doings; tl;4.r-7, Hadttorlul
talk; 7-K, (jlendale concert quar
tet, Ca riot ta KJelMtron, contralto;
Julia Lelund, reath-r; ( trace
I'-nrke, idanlst; K-9, Southern
California, saxophone band of i(t
pieces, Katherine Thompson, di
rector; U-lu, Chickcrinff hall,
Houthern California Music com
pany: 10-11. Kxaminer program.
I. eagim of American l'enwomen.
KKOA. Seattle. Wajh. 4f.4.3) 4-
fi : 1 T p. rn.. Olympic hotel orches
tra; i;-7, Moran school program.
K KWli, Doll y w ood . Ca 1 1 f. ( 2 1 t ) ,
7:45-9 p. in., program. Climax
Alr-I'hone company, 1'eggy Mat
hews and Charlie Wellmall, Jazz
singers; 1 f, program, 1 'aula is.
Inc., Hawaiian .Nl g h t h a w k s;
(treat Western male quartel; 10-
II, Warm r Itros. motion picture
hour, Harry Keymour, entertain
er; 11-1 a.m. Drandstatter'fl Ibd
lywood Monlmarte enfe dance or
cheHtra, Mel i'ede.'iky. lender.
KOO, Oakland. Calif. :n;L2) 4
fi::t(i p. m., concert orchestra,
Hotel Kt. Francis; Vinton La Ker-i-era.
conductor; fi :.'I0-t':3o,
"l-'rlend to Hoys," Oeorge Lud
low: 8, "The Wren," three- act I
comedv, KOO players; Wiida
Church, director; Arlon trio; 10
1 a. m.. dance music, Henry Jlal
Mlend's orchestra; soloists.
KO-W, J'oritiind. Ore. (4ii2.f). 12:tn
p. in., It'iHc City trio; U, chil
dren's program; H, i iregoniau
concert ore best ril ; i (( Mil It no
uiah hotel.
KIM, Lns Angep-s, f'allf. 4fir.2)
r;;i0-() p. m., Lelghlon'd Arcade
cafeteria orcbeHtra, Jack C'ron
hIiiiw, lender; fi-J:.t(i, Art lllck
innn's Itiitmore liote concert or
chestra, Kdward Kltpntrlck. di
rector; i:.iu-7:::0, little stories,
American history, I'rof. Walter
Hylvester Hert.og, Jeanne Ie
Hard, five-year-old pianist; bed
time Hiory, I'ncb John; 7:80;
"lllMuranet," hy Win. Karrell; s
1, program, John Wright, the
ltlghl Tailor; 10-11, Art Hick
man's lill more holfd dance, or
chestra, Karl Hurl net t, lender.
K.I II. Seattle, Wash, :tK4 4 0:a
K 'midnighl. "Keep joy Kadtat
Ing Uder of the Hats."
KS, l!oll wood, Calif. (331.9),
fi:iO-(i; j U p. in., Wurlitzer pipe
oigan studio; fi:ir. reMiiHs of
tests iniide In KX radio tip-l.fn-.itus
te.Ulni,' I iboiijfory; fJ::io
7:0. pifigram. 1,. A- County As
ff in 1 1 ui of optometrists, leg
i r's ore best ra ; 7:30-8, one-net
plav. Kdwat'l Murplw y - KX
playeri; S-lo, KNX. feature pro
i;r.nn; Ht-11, Abo lymun'a Co-
The New
French
Curl
When you wish ttio cliarm
Ing effect of a soft, nulunil
curl, the new French paper
wnvo Is tlio only answer. t .
Our Bhop Is admirably
equipped mid trained to give
tliia new curl. You will ho
more than pleased wllh thn
results. Phono now for an
appointment.
GEIST MARIN ELI.0
SHOP
Room A, Sommnr ftldf.
"A Hcatity Aid for
Every Need."
Phone Main 577
Trimmed and Pattern Hats
Specially Priced
Two Lots
$315 and $5 ;
DRESS HATS
SPORTS HATS STREET HATS
Newest Models
A Charming Assortment to
Select From.
c LADIES READY-TO-WEAR
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i I'lHlaiiriiNl orehi'Rtni; 7-7:30,
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Wrfl predict a hot autmnei
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