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Saturdav, May 23, 192.1
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Page Three
NEWS of
Thft t nKapi'nii'nt of .MIbk Hi Irn
J.-un Met )nul) (o Will turn Hornr
MeXub, of I.erkky, California, was
announced this noon ut nn auract
ivo luncheon nt the, Mel onnltl
lionm ntur hero. A number of In
timate h-ii'mlH of Mhru MclHr.iuld
ami her mother. Mu, Kinintv AUr
onuil wore prcHi'nl. Tho lunch,
ton table was artlaltcally docontt
ed In u lavender nnd pink color
peheme, BWfctpcas being used. At
cacti place was a coruutfc of. hwcci
pca In tho jmihV coIoim, to which
tho betrothal curds were atkichcil
niinniinchiK the wiKUKoinont.
Mitts McDonald Is the daughter
of Mrs, Kniiiiu McDonald ana the
luit I Vi it McDonald. She is n
trruduuic of the University of Ore
gon ami was the first I -a Grand'1
Kirl to be Heci'etary of the Associat
ed StntJi-nts of the ('Diversity. She
In a member of the (iautniu l'hl
Itetu sorority and the Them 8lxmi
l'hi and tlie eta Kapa I'hI, honor
ary sororities. Mr. McNab is a
prominent young business man of
Iterl; ley, California. I le h -rved
wiih the !lst division of the 1". H.
Army overseas as lieutenant and
was athletic director for the poal
ai Verninil, Kmnoe. He rapt alli
ed the .Motor Transportation eorpti
in tootltall iiuiiiiH find wns a mem
ber of the A. K. l- football team.
He Irt the son of Mm. Jam t Mc
Nab of Her kit y. Before eomim:
to - California lliey - in:tdo. ttielr
home at Kerklniellocli, Dumbart
onshire, Hcotland.
The marriaRe will Uike place
June no, nt the McDonald home
here, utter which the happy coup
le will make their home at Berk
ley. A d'-lb'btfnl evening in anticipat
ed I'riday, May L'!i. ai S : 1 r o'clock
at the hltfh Rcliool auditorium,
when Mra. I'Ved Wells, assisted by
her daiifthier. Mlsa .lane Wells, will
present a rronp of pupils In dance
reoiinl.
The public la cordially Invited to
attend.
The Parkdalo club met Wednes
day afternoon nt tho home of Airs.
Clyde Davis on Benton street, with
Mm. Alvlra Sillwell and Mis. Min
nie l.uper as hostesses. - An excel
lent program was given, which fol
lows: Mlm Vivian Davis, piano so
lo; Mips Davis and Mra. -Marie Da
vis, duet: Airs. K rent, and Miss
WALLING'S
Money Raising
SALE
'Hie I'laii' In liny
Miul-Stiniiiier Tiimnieil HnlR
S:t.U.-i to SM.oll
Iii'si' nt n
Coiils, sle
Sncrlriec
II . .V;
Willi- I.rallirr Hells
Hose, Jewelery, ii'kwear
mill 'iii1iiih Aiilelc
AT iti:iit'fi:i I'liicns
WALLING'S
The New
French
Curl
When you wish Hie charm
lnff effect of a sort, natural
curl, the new French paprr
wave is the only answer.
Our shop U admirably
equipped ami trained to (five
this new curl. You will bo
more than pleased with the
results. 11 1 one now for an
appointment.
GF.IST MAR1NELL0
SHOP
Boom t, Homme Blilf.
"A iu-.nl Alii for
Xierj Need."
Phone Main 577
Are your Grailua
tlon Olfl. a punzie
10 you?
R fhp windows
of the nichardson
Art anil Olft Bhop
for mifft;'-iitlons for
the Cllrl and Hoy
OradlKitra.
Rk-lmnlion' Art
tt lint Shop
Pi
SOCIETY
Dinner Frock oi
fextreme Cut
i hVs3
i
J .wo
THIS dinner frock of very ex
treme cut Is of chartreuse satin
with many godeta Bet In at tn
hem to give the effect of a very fal
llounce. The elraiKht tine of thi
top portion is broken by bands o
pearl trim nin j a.
I.( wn na Cl ra ha m, tl net : M ins O ra
luim, piano solo: Dois Jean Davis,
recitation ami Airs. Alma Carrol
and Airs. K'.imela Youn,". dint.
The home was beautifully decor
ated in a red color scheme, tulips
I and peonies hchiK used. Before
, ud.iournment a deliciout: luncheon
I- was served.
AIra, B. J. Greene will present
two . Ki'oups of piano students i:i
recital Atomlay and Tuesday cven
jinps. May 25 anil 2 it, at the Library
Auditorium. Thirteen pupils will
appear. On Alonday niRht a group
of K'ade sr-liool Kind el i Is will play
'and on Tuesday evening impibers
of the hlfs'h school will be present
ed. i The public is invited.
I
i The Ladles of Alooseheart legion
had an excellent meeting Thursday
'at the home of Mi's. Lund. Games
the feature of the afternoon with
Airs. Wallace Cass winning first
prize and second prize going, to
,AIr. McBi'ler.
I Delicious refreshments wero sor
ved by Airs. Lund, assisted by Airs.
l'lOVOSt.
; The annual farewell luncheon or
the teachers of Central school took
ploce yesterday noon ut the do
mestic science rooms oi' the high
Hchool. The tables were attractive
ly arranged In a tuiuurc, with cov-
;ers laid lor twenty five. Tho cen
terpieces were of pink und yellow
tulips.
Mr. und Mrs. A. f Hampton and
small daughter. Klizaheth Ann,
who will leavo La Grande July. 1,
io iikikc i neir iioiue ai aiuriu
were the giuste of honor.
Mrs. Hill Templelon was hostest
to tho Junior Bridge, Club yester
day afternoon. Puring the after
noon's play Mrs. l-'rank lloblnson
received first prl::e. Miss Carolyn.
Rosenthal, second and the guest
prize went to Mrs. Allen Wright.
, Houquelii of tulips were nrlistlc
ally arranged throughout the home
and at an appropriate huur lunch
eon wos nerved.
T)oubIo Pay lo Hp Decided.
SALEM, Or.- Whether men en
gaged In public work are entitled
to double pay for overtime, when
they r o nested the privilege of
working more than eight hours,
will be determined In a suit
brought by Stanley CIregor against
the l,ane county court. Gregor
re presen in nsis'iiied claims of lab
orers acprcgating between $500e
nnd $Ghi(),
Smallest Baby
is?
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The "amnllut tahy In the world" la
il.-torniineil to live, llrr name la
Julie Trmdnuy nnd ho In boInK
kept at Touro Inllnnury at New Or
Ivan. She welKhid two pounda nt
Mrlh. Oc t. 17, K. Sho went down
to a Wfinht of one pound, eight
outitva. tiiie now welfli ur(
4 puunUi and alx ouncea. : r
i . m
f I ft
m IM
poc
lister offlary's
KitcherLi
BY SISTER MAAV
Ilrealifi'Bt Uhki'd bunanaa, cer
eal, thin cr(am, brollril bacon
wutercresH, brown bread toasi
mlllt, coffee.
Luncheon Creamed dried beef,
baked
bread.
potatoi'S, whole whi-U
Ht.-ncd rhubarb. plulil
cookies, milk. tea.
Dinner l.anib atew will, .liitnn.
linns. Btcnmud brown lice, new
carrots in cream. Jellied tomato
salad, cofdtimit cream pudding,
milk, corree, Knthaiu bread.
Whenever possible to add a
'fft'een" to the brcuKfast menu
muk' ail i If ort to do so. Water
cress in especially vVelcome on the
breakfast table becauw of its
spicy flavor. Bananas h.'ns a
mild fruit need tin- utnr of the
cresa.
While children Mnder school ae
are not auppo.seil to eat uucoolted
bananas they may have these bak
ed bananas which ate of much
food value.
lUtkcri Bannnns.
Hlx bananas, 2 dessertspoons
melted butler, 4 tablespoons ruk-
lar, t-S teaspoon salt 2 labli-siioons
lemon juice. Hemove fruit from
skins and scrape off the fuz:-. cut
in halves lengthwise. J'nt Into a
anariow pan. Mix Mitter. smear, j
sail ami lemon juice,
this mixtire over tli
Bake In a moderate oven bastini?
frequently with the remaining
mixture. Bake 2D minutes.
Bananas need not be so ripe
when they are cooked, as the heat
converts their etareh Into suksv.
Many persons harboring a "per
sonal antipathy" for the uncooked
fruit find it perferMy oasy for
them to digest baked bananas.
Class Kxeivlscs llebl.
LBBISBDH(3, Or. Public ex
erclses for the high school chiss of
25 began with a week-end theater
party, followed by a banquet at the
school house given them by the ju
niors, six of whom presented at the
local Blalto the two-net farce.
"Winning Widow." t the Met ho.
ilist Kpiscopal church the clans
sermon was delivered by Itev.
Bruce Giffln, University of Oregon
pastor.
Thursday night the second annu
al class night program was held,
in which the 12 graduates, sis boys
and six girls, nppaered. Harold
Weber won the s.ilnlory position
and John Scott the valedlctorion
honor. The commencement exer
cises proper were held Friday
nlghr.
Hotel men held a convention In
Boston. Hope they were forced
to sleep four or five In a bed.
DKCliARATION
To render the
most dependable
and courteous
service
To tht (front est
possible number
of peoplo
At the lowest cost
consistent with
fair wages to the
labor and capital
employed
Giving and
deserving fnlr
treatment
thud
To ho n factor
In upbuilding
this community
Is the objective,
of I his company.
Eastern Oregon Light &
I CHURCH NEWS I
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST
SCIENTIST Curimr of Plrat ami
Wuahlngton. Suiiduy inuraiUK hit
vlce nt II o'clock.
Kubjert. "Houl mid rioily."
Buiiduy School ut :46 a. lit.
Woilmi-AuAy ovunlng mutitltiK ut t
o'clock, (Tho reudins: room, now
locuiea in wet-jucouon BlUK.,
"ou"1 " OD" a"ll' aw
i,luJr "I,u ll'al holldnyi, from J!!. M
I to :SV P- ' l"Hy). All lira 111
.vlted.
55 1 0 N V) NC11.1SH 1 A T II Ii A N
ClUiltcK on M st. opposite the
lllKh School. 1:11,1,. School at
a. m. Mr. Oustuve Wblsslei , bu
p rlnlendenl. MorniiiK Woialilp at
11 u. in. Itev. W. R Moll, paator.
M K T II O D I ST KP1SCOBAL
Clll'llCil. HOPTH North I'ir and
I1 Ave, U: in. Sunday School,
W. A. 101am, Supt. 1 1 a. ut.
Breaching by the pastor. 7:o Kp
orth Ltague. S:UU p. ni. Breach
ing by the pastor.
A welcome awaits one and all.
Bert A. Powell, pastor.
CHBISTIAN CHl'ltCH Plans
are under way lor a forward move
ment in ihe Bible School, under the
direction of Airs. Dallas Own Su
perintendent. Come Sunday and
hear about it. Begins promptly at
Pour halfM'' eorty-tive. Preaching by the
bananas, i Boat or at morning ami evenint;
! hours.
K venlng service begins ut
Ight o'clock. Kndeuvor nieetinKH
at seven.. Ail services are "Wort h
while services." We cordially In-
vite you. O. W. Jones, Allnlster.
ISLAND CITY
OOALMCN1TY
CHl'ltCH "The Truceless War"
will be the .sermon topic for next
Mtnday morning. "Success tn Spile
of Tlmilaiions" will be the evenint?
topic. Monday evening a high
grade entertainment by Mrs. John
sou of Kuna, Idaho. Special mus
ic, humorous and dramatic selec
tions. This entertainment has
been more than low times in Idaho.
It Is under the auspices of the Kp
worth League. Hall K. Wullis,
pastor.
FIBST BAPTIST CHl'ltCH
Sixth Street ut Spring Avenue. Ser
vices for Sunday, Alay 24, 1:125.
Sunday school meets ut P : 4 f n.
m. " H. A. Fox. Superintendent. We
do our best to repay you for at
tending this achol. We do it by a
serious attempt at religious educa
tion. Alornfnff Worship at 11 o'clock.
This will be a memorial service in
honor of the soldier detid and the
living veterans. The G. A. B. und
the W. K. C. will be the guests of
ihis church at the morning service.
The theme of tho pastor's sermon
will be: "The Aleaning of Memorial
Cutting Costs
Eastern Oregon Light anil Power Company serves
the. following communities:
Alicel ,
Baker
Bourne
Cove
Elgin
' Haines
Hot Lake
Imbler
Island City
La Grande
North Powder
Rock Creek
Summerville
Telocaset
Union
And Rural Territory
How greatly would the cost of rendering sewice
he increased if. each of these places had a separate
electric generating transmitting and distributing
system?
Being served by one company, with one manage
ment and with one interconnected Light, Heat and
Power System, all of the above communities receive
a better service at more reasonable rates than could
be rendered by 10 separate systems.
I y." Children's miinon Ihenie.
"The Soldiers' I'Mllli."
B. Y. IV V. meota lit 7 1. m. All
youiitf people Invited. .
KvenltiK Service ut , 8 o'clock.
Sermon by the pastor on the
theme: "Tho Sound of (he Huirle."
The public is cordially Invited.
0 -oikc Albert 1'otlurd, pastor.
KIMSCDPAL CHl'ltCH Holy
Communion at 8:00 Sunday
School, r.4U; Morning Rervlcc,
11:00 oVIoclt. Bev. K. W. CieHRV-y,
Pastor,
PHKHI1YTKUIAN CHl'ltCH
Sunday School al :45. Itev. Win.
Baird of t lie Presbyterian Church
oi Baker will bring the message of
the morning at II o'clock. Kvery
member of the congregation
should Mo present to show their
appreciation of the' efforts of the
visiting minister In the absence of
our pastor. Christian Kndeavor
nieets tl ti:3it with Allss Dorothy
I'uul; in charge.
Funk in charge. Win. Crosby
liusa. minister.
Lisbon Reporters Are
Keenly Questioned by
(iernian Royal Group
LISBON (AH-The wife -at the
former crown prince of (ierinany,
Princess Ceeeile, accompanied
two of lu r sons. Wilhelm and Louts
reiunmiiu, puwni recei.uy inrnun
i ' ' " ",M w" ' ry
l"Inn,,n ah" is ? ionil BO,m'
ui i rie niiniiuer niu'iuin.
J The party endeavored to 1 ravel
inmni i in- hieu irit-r i
!Aorti, inn i.ouis I'cruiiiami, impa-jti.-nt
at helnr; denied the freedom
of the ship, wandered out on deck
J one day and gave the secret uway.
, The party oceupl'd u snlte of
''rooms on the upper deck, and till)
1 1 lie members of ihe family kept !
i iiiikIi to theniKelves. This con- i
finement bored prince Louis, und
he Nought human contacts In the
smoking salon. He attracted con- )
slderahle attention, and finally ai
fellow traveler npprouched htm and
nald: "iiow like you ure to the sec- I
ml son of the crown prince!'.' I
"I have been told this before,"
answered the young man, "but I
must say 1 can't see it myself, ami
the idea does not phase me, be
cause l nni u rcpuhlicun."
The prince's (niestioner, n ferv
ent monarchist, protested und he
ga n to p ra Ise the roya 1 f u m II y,
whereupon the astute prince, who
evidently had been Hounding public
opinion, dlxcloHcd his identity.
Thitfi the incognito was broken
and after that the two boys mixed
freely with the other pussengcrs.
Crowds of curious people lined the
Lisbon docks when the Cap Nord
Power Co.
nmoi) thftsr who called on the
prlneeHu, ami u former Gentian sol
dier presented her with a hunch of
lilacs.
Prince Louis turned the tables
on the reporters by interviewing
them instead of being interviewed.
He showed special corlotdiy in lis
certulntng the reason why Port u
gul hud declared war against Ger
many, and if the Port ugucttc fell
uny uulinusity ugulust his country.
lteplylug hh to whether be wouhl
accept the Imperial crown if ever
It was offered )im, the prthcii Ha Id
that the lives of kings and emper
ors consisted of great siicrifices
and continual efforts that were not
recognized or apprtH'iated; but that
if ever his country needed him lie
wu ready tot make that sacririce.
He begged the reporters to Hpeak
to him In any language but French
and cliuMo Hpunisli for preference.
Tourist Parly Nought.
SILVKBTON. Or. J. J. Blekel.
who wuit run over ami killed ut
Itoschurg a few days ago, was the
luther-in-taw of P. A. 'omstock.
who left the flrnt part of May with
C. S. Bristol of Silverton for a
tour uround the l ulled Slates. Be
lutlvei have been trying to get In
tmrr-h with Air. Comstock but have
fulled us yet.
The party, which Is composed
of Mr. ('omstock. Mi . Bristol o.ud
George Mais was heard from last
lis leaving La Grande. The.y will
return to Silverton this inituiun,
Fa(di and every day we
are udding neiv customers to
oih- Aifcb-Aid Hlipptra and
Oxfords ltepartim nt. . Once
you wear a1 pair, of these
comfortable slippers yo i will
discard nil other mtilun.
Why? Tlley support th'i
a rch f. nd rel ievo t lie at ra I n
ovpr tho Instep, and keep
the foot from elongating,
which given tho foot proper
circulation and relieves tho
burning sensation. Callousea
on Hie bottom of your feot
commence to disappear I ho
day you commence to wear
Arch-Aid Slippers.
Choose the shoe that will
ho kind to your feet. No
slipping at the heel.
These shoes nre made 2
widths narrower in the heel
than other shoes.
We Fit You Hlght.
THE BOOTEKY
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Puttnaris
For Style and Value
in
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Diniiij; tlie next few days we are going to
.sell our large stock of
ELECTKIC CHANDELIERS
They me now and of the latest design wo
simply are overstocked and must move them.
You will lie amazed at the small cost of in- ,
stalling a complete set in your home.
The VALUES are like handing you "Dig Sav
ings on a Silver riatter."
Come in wc will gladly show you.
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