Tuesday, May 2ft, l'2.r. '
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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NEWS of SOCIETY
A avBo number of people of iJt-
Gramle attended Ihe rrclinl (nut ev
ening ut thr Library fcuditerliiin
when Mm. It. J. Green, teurher or
pluno, prrgenicd nix tflrls In, rorl
lul. Tim girls pluylny In Mi rvrnlnK
were: Clt'ilu Hurvey, June Wtuntus
I 'uor" Mn'orkle. VirKlnlfi y urn
Irk, Kllauhcth Hopkins and. Hut
bura Hlutt, Kuril inflection wasi
skilfully rendered unit displayed
rxriint trufnlnj,'. ' i
Tin Kttiffr was urtisilrully decor-
mled wllli Sn;;p draoMH. tulip:;, j
KitowltuIlM und roKi h, forming ti In'-!
n ut i Hi B. lUinf lor t)r youim musi-1
riniis. j
Mi:). Oleeii will pre;Mit seven
high school students In recltul this
evening til the library uuditorluin !
ut S:I5 u'rloek. Thr program fol
lows: , I
"To flprlntf," Grieg;- "VuIbo."
Ilurlinuiniiioii Hetty t'ochrnn.
'Huiirfr l''unUiBtiiie,' Krrnl
zlin; 'Ariel," Kern ClVrlriide
Semnton.
"Barcarolle," ICnna; "On thr llo
ly Mount," (ivoruk; "Lows le
llwht," Kreisler Dorothy Kher
liard. Tolonnlsp'tn A Major." t'hopln:
'tferond Mazurka," Godinl---M:ir
fMirletc Kw.ifrl.
"March , Mifrnonnr," .,, Polillnl;
"Iloniiinre," Sllirllim IMIih ,KIell.
' "Iji Hh-n AlTiiee," Hchult; ;,llut-tei-riy.'
Grietf'-'Vedfl Price.
. "I'olonuls In r Minor," I'hoplli;
"To a Water l.lly." Murlmwelj:
'ItiiHilr of HpriiiK," Sindiiu; Ui!
ford Sella.
"Witrhos lnnre," M:irloWrll;,
"Hunffar(:in Dance No. 6.", Brahms
Betly t'orhrai). 1
A rordiul Invitation Is extended
to the public
' t'OVK (SperiuU Mm. ?.
Herisrh and Mrth It. Comslock .cn
Irrialneil thr i, adieu Guild ut the
home of Mir. Bert sen Thursday uf
tvrnoon. Thr nl'ternnon was spent'
at tivr hundred with Mm. liny
Gooilnoiih winning hi?Th s.'ore
Und Mrs. T. It. f 'on lilt n, a-'cond.
A drlirious lunrhron was srrvod. .
Those prosrnt were: Mrs. J. J.
Conley. Mrs. Itiiy Goodnough und
Mm. Karl Heynolda, of l.a Grundr,
Mrs. :. i Been. Mm. .1. F. I loan.
Mrs. 1.. B. rartrr, Mrs. I.. Ixilrd,
Mm. I,. K: Anderson. Mrs. J. It.
Prct Mm. A. G. ronklln, Mm. T.
Tt. e-onkhio Mm. A. H. Orion. Mm.
William Hallmark, Mm. Itay Dun
ran, Mrs. J. K. Mills and Mm. M.
G. Blake.
(OVi; Special) -In honor of
ht-r hoiiHe iH"st, Miss Hazel Ininr-
WALLING'S
Money Raising
SALE
The II:k'c to liny
Miul-Summrr Triiiimrd lints
$:.!), - to SH.r.u
Drriss nt a Sn,r(flre
Coals, si .cm 44 - 50
W'iilr I.raihrp Ilrlts
Nnse, .h'wrlrry,
anil Various
Xcfkwiyir
Aiiirlr
AT REIUCi:!) VRICES
WALLING'S
The New
French
Curl
When you wish the cb arm
tog effri t of eoft, natural
curl. tlH new French papr
wave Is Hie only answer.
Our shop to admirably
equipped and trained to give
this new curl. You will be
more than pleasrU wllh the
results. Phone now fur an
appointment.
GEIST MARINE LLO
SHOP
ftooin 6, Bodutiw Bhlg.
"A Beaut j . Aid for
Brery Need."
Phone Main 577
New!
Distinctive!
Rain-proof!
Chinese nnd 'Jap '' 1
1'nra.sols
For both the Ladies
and the Kiddies
At
Richardson's
Art & Gift Shop
PARASOLS
Bright Red on
This Frock",
BANDS of bright t?i kasha and
red buttons trim thla port
' frock of natural colored kasha,
that fulfills every requirement of
the tportswoman. A novel effect l
achieved by ,the side panels which
form the pockets and break th
monotony of the plain expanse of
cloth.
an. Mm. T. R. r-onklin entrrtuincl
a number of frietuls at cards Sat -J
urday afternoon. At the close ot
the games luncheon wan served.-
Those present were; Mrs. K. H
Tarter. Mm. A. H. Orton. Mrs
l-Yiink Miller. Mrs. T. Hefty.
Mm. Itolurt Knncli, Mrs. William
Hallmark, Mrs. A. G. (.'onklin, Mrs.
!,. It. Lay, Mm. G. K. Harkrr. Miss.
Vina Conley and the honor gursh
COVK (Kprclal) Tbo Dorras
Society of the Baptist church was
Mrllprht fully entertained by Mrs.
I Walter lilchurdH Thurstlay after
noon. I hirty members were pre-
isent und the afternoon was spent
'socially, during v.hich time a mu
fsicul proKi'im wuh rrndereil.
Announcements
Social anuouuccniriitH may
(to printed hi this column five
of charge, "Any nimoiiiiceiiicnlH
pcrlnliihiK to any function &nch
an cooked rood sulrf. etc., will
he refused. Aiiuoiinccmeiits, to
be printed the snmu day, must
Ik hi society editor's hands by
0:00 o'clock. News editor's
note.
Miss Frlfdrlka Shllke will give
a song recitnl Thursday evening.
May 2!i, nt the l-'irni Presbyterian
Church. The recital Is sponsored
by th Monday Musical Club.
'
Mrs. Q. Tt, Kerr will be hostess
to the Y. O. pub tomorrow after
noon at her home on Fir street.
Thr Thursday Auction Bridge
rlub will meet tomorrow nfternon.
May 27, nt the home of Mrs. IA S.
Ivunhoc.
The Women's Missionary Society
of the First Methodist Kpiseopal
Church will meet nt ibe home of
Mis. Lee Hanford Wednesday af-
tternoon nt 2:30 o clock. All ladl
j r of tho church are Invited.
Members are requested to bring
mite boxrn.
I '
I The Neighbors of Woodcraft will
be entertained Thursday afternoon
j May 28 with a social afternoon and
'tea at tbo home of Mrs. Margaret I
Pnrks. 1 708 Y Avenue. Mrs. Parks j
'und Mrs. Schultit will be hostesses.
i
The Rlblr Searchers cltiss of the
j Presbyterian church will meet to- i
morrow afternoon with Mrs. Roh
ert Kakln. 1K18 Walnut Street.
Ttmckurg Fete F.ndel.
nOSKRL'ltG. Or. Roseburg'
Innnuul at rn wherry carnival came
ito an end with a fine program.
iThe Industrial parade was more
thnn a mile and a half In length,
nnd in It were some of the most
beautiful flonts ever seen In a car
nival paardM In this city.
The first prl7.e went to a huge
float drcorntcd with evergreen and
pink roses, which carried a bevy of
grouped ballet dancers, pupils of u
loenl dnnclnu Instructor.
In the afternoon sports were
presented on Main street and the
Interest in them wus great. The
races w ere marred by, one mishap.
One of the motorcycle riders was
badly Injured. Th tug of war be
twetn the merchants of Jackson
it nd Cass itt reel ft a 1 1 met ed m nch
attention. Jac!:aon strict won the
fvent. The raruivnl wuh a big sur
cesrt from evfry standpoint.
Fa led ginghams are prevented
by sddit'ff two tiibb'Kpoons of t ti r
piMitlne und one-hnlf of km It la tto
water when sbrlnkina;.
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BY SISTER &(ARY
nreakfaat Slowed rhuharb,'
srruuibloU emfR. broiled huron,
orlup bruit lotiBt, milk, r of fi'i.
Lunrhron Huked nrw mbhayrr.
brown breud, cup cuslurd, ptulu
( ookles, milk, tea.
Dinner Pot roasl or bpef, poia
loes roasted wllh mrat, brawn pm-
vv, rrraiird new rarrols, Hpinari,
Naltid, r red iti pufiH wllh elrawhrr
vy rrram rilling.
Home authorities 'on thr feeding
of youny rhtldriii rouslder
brown g-ravy" one of thr forbid-
uen foods. If the gravy Is vh
with fat. heated to Intense brut ioi
thr pur pose of brown! u 1 1 m ost 1
assuredly is forbidden. . But If the
jsruvy (s browned by the meat Jul
res us In a pot roast and nlighily
thickened with flour, well rooked
before serving, it mukt s a deliri
ous und pupulur dlh for kldibjt.
Ilaked Nrw I'ablwgr.
Four cups finely .shredded cab
bage. ; tablespoons buttrr. 1 tuble
iipoon flour, 1 cups milk, tea
spoon sail, few grains peper, 4 ta
blespoons buttered crumbs. 1
Let cabbage ' stand in ro!d water
lor I hour, before mlnrluK. Pour
boiling witer over cubbuge and in
stand I nunnie. Drain und plung"
Into very col. I water unit let stund
2 minutes. Drain. Put Into ?
(liiariR rapidly bolting water Ratted
with 2 teaspoons salt and boll un
covered for ten minutes. Melt but
ler, stir In flour und slowly add
milk, stirring constantly. t Whrn
thick and smooth season with salt
and pepper. Add drained euhbagc
und turn Into a buttered hukln?
dish, ('over Willi butlirrd crumbs
and brown in a hat oven.
Hints for the
Housewife
STHAWNERRY BANANA
iu:i:i' dish I'll': ,
Deep dish fruit ple.s which are
of Kngllsb origin and very de
licious, are auke uncommon here.
Thr housewife whose family Is
fond of wtra wherries and who wish
es lo present them in a variety of
yvay.H during the season, will try
this dt'lighu'ul P'o which is sure
10 he well received. .
Place a small cup upside down
in the center of. a deep enameled
ware buking dish und fill lu around
and on top of the cup, if necessary,
with a iiuurt of tdfuwberrles. Then
add oh banana sllcetl thin, which
will not only enhance 'the flavor
of the pie but will make thr berry
juice more syrupy. Add three
iliiartcm of n cupful of sugar and
two tablespoonfulfl of waiter.
Make, uny" drslreU oriwt, roll 4o
one Iwh thickness and cut several
sills lu It to allow the steam to
escupe. The cup will collect the
juice -.so us to prevent the rritU
.-,.om
celling soggy, but the slits
jure quite necessary, loo. .Moisten
jthe edge, of the baking dish with
I milk so that the crust wilt adhere
firmly. Cover the dish with the
crust and bake In a hot oven for
( forty-five minutes,
j This pie run be served either hoi
'or cold. If preferred cold the pie
lean remain In the enameled ware
Shaking dish for any length of time
! because Us vitreous surface Is. not
'affected by fruit acids.
1 After the first few servings of
'crust have been rrmovrd. lake out
the cup ko that the juice will he
.served with the berries.
A .thin c.nsUrd sauce goes well
with this arisen.
hoV to run i,F.iTovi;ns
leftovers, which tnany house
wives regard an' a. unisance. often
can be made as delectable as their
"first appearances." A delicious
slipper or luncheon dish can be
prepared In the following manner
with leftover salmon, tuna fish or
any roast meat.
. Saute one-half of a small onion,
minced, and one small green pep
per, chopped fine. In two table
spoonfuls of butter. Put two cup-
fuls of straihelt cooked lomatoes
into un enameled ware siiucepah,
which Is Impervious to the action
of vegetable acids, and mix in
llRhlly two cupfuls of Meamed
rice. Then add the onion and
pepper, two cupfuls of cooked and
finked fish or diced roast meat, one
tablespoonful salt, and one eighth
teaspoonful pepper. Mix thorough
ly and let boll for two or three
minuter. Then turn Into n wHI-
Minerva
Says---
If jou aro golnj out
cathping In the hills and
wunt a pair of good leather
9-Inch top Shoes In black
and brown to keep tho
snukes from colling around
your ankles and the cockle
burs and grass seed out of
your stockings come right
in all slices good widths
and priced at S2.95; were
0.O0.
Little tots Shoes and Slip
pers, 2 to 5, at 75o lo rloae
out, and 6fc to 8, SI.4.V Just
Half Price for these; and SJ
to 11, l."3.
We have derided tn dls
continue carrying children
shoes and Increase our In
dies' and men's lines.
We have Corn Pads. Run
Ion Puds, Arch Hupport
Heel Grips and Polish for
all kinds of shoes.
THE B00TERY
JAY IIAVKKN. Mirr.
Ilnnip of Ihr An'h-Alrt Slimo.
Wp Nt-ll Tlwm Uvcrjt
A Radio
TV Hbuv,layt Ma 37
Mtauaulu Time smtiuttM.
KHVa, Ugitrb. I tuli. (261. 4 P
m., Ke'nltlf audio liour;' 9.' chil
dren's program Knit bob Six
danrn orrhestrtt. - (
KOA. Denver, I'olo.. cm, 4), fi:35
IK tu.t tfanduiuii'a hour: VveA
Urbmltt mnd bis KW'trS tbeutiv
orrhesira:: 8;in, progiiu, Bald
win Piano coiupuuy: piano duet.
Kdtiit Klngslvy UknqueKt. I'.irb
ura l.oomis: Fruuk Dinbuttpt,
bnrituue; Sophie I'ruiutHs, vin-
llnlnl; i'iurenri IteynoUiii, organ
ist; KOA OrrheHira; I.nuiw
Wood Kiiwarda, plnntsl; Arne
('lurk Uluister, soptxino; 1 -1 31.
t)uve Glnsbmg and his Argonaut
orehestru, ?
Pai'ilk St mul a Ml TIiim stalioiiK.
K I1 A K, Ptilliuan. Wush. cM.ti).
7;:kiB p. lu.1, Tretulwell oitIhu
tru; Doiiuu Jun Trumbull, ren
der; loi-o(helka Itihnrr, vorntist;
"Gur Pi-otertion Against Mis-'
ram'," deon K. K. Wepuer; "The
Hiatr Grunge Meeting." K. ' I'1.
Gaines; "A flub I'amp for lloyd
and OlrlB," KInilua White; "Wa
ter Power Development of ihr j I
Northwrst," 12. A. Pryan. J
KIM. Los Angeles, t'allf. (46T.!
ftt30-u p. in., Kxnnilner's intilitt'' J
program;-. G-(i:15. M(Daulrrn
niKhlly doiiiKs; it : 4 T. -T . Huditor-i
lal talk; 7-7:;t", -ilei.ctlve story, ;J
Nirk VLirrls; ;7:Ml-S, l.eonu Wll-.j
son, mr'o-soprano. Anion t'lirisjl
sit-rl guitar; s-li, Kvrnlng Her-'j
aid's hour of dunce musir; lt-lo ,!l
Kxaininer; movie pru.rum by J
Wuinitcs rlub of movie uKenls;
lu-l 1, Pnlrlck-Mumh dune
chrsiru, Betty I'atrlck, soloist, j
Ivl-'OA, Seattle, Wush. UM.ii), 4-(
u: Ifi p. m., Olympic hotel or '
chest ra ; recipe, li-d; 45, concert
orehestru; li : 4 o-S : 4 Ti. Hopper
Kelly compuuy studio program;
8:30-10, Times studio program.
KKWH. Hollywood. Cullr.. liiS).'
7-S p. in., program, Hrvrlryridg ,
company; K-U, program. Arrow -.
beud Springs Water company, 1
t'o-ltose (piartrt; U-lti, lOrirkson
sislrrs, Louise Ho watt, IbHy
Linn Wurner Brothers' synro
putors; lo-ll Wnrnrr Hrothrm
Frolic, direction Charllo W'rll
tniin. 1CGO, cmktnnd, Calif., (3C1.2). 8 p.
in., musical program, speaker
Cora L. Williams- lnstiinte; 4
5:3a( concert) orchestra, Hotel
St. Francis. , - '
KG W, Portland, Ore, 4ftl.r,' 12:-
30 p. in., iloio City trio; !i, chil
dren's program; (I, Hotel Port
land dinner conrerl ; 8-8:30, Se
venth I'. S. Infantry band; it.
Sherman, Clay it Company stu
dio. KHJ, Los Angeles. Calif. (405. J!),-5:30-0
p. m., Leigh ton's Amnio
cafeteria orchestra. Jack ( 'ron
shuw, leader; U-U::t0, Art Hirk
man'a Hiltmore holrl concert or
chestra, Kdward FHv.putrick, dl-
bultrrrd enameled w'arr caHserolft
or baking dlwlt and bnkr In n liot
o'rn 'for twlv'r ' ihlilulefl.1
r Persian
Scene
1 iM&viti""'"" i
From the vase, rue I
clear, weet notes ot
book. Below.-with bi.
arre, Orienul splen-
dor. lissom Persun
1 guls dance.
1 TUESDAY . '6;v u.
mm
stories
Walter
Wint-
M lc key
Mr Hit n. Pa by Muriel Muct'orm-
ur. screen starlets; ('has. D.
Mr I toy, harmonica; Jenny Litid.
I kmish soprano: t'nrle John; ti.
Dr. Mu.ru Kumgardt. scirntfir
lecturrr: K;Su-:;m. Hoos Hro
Ihers' orchestra, Pryor Moore
. leader; lt:"1ti-io, Plggly ' WlgtflV
Bills' string trio: . lu-ll., Art
lljrkuuin's lllltmore hotel dunee
CreheHtm, Kurt PurtiUMt, leader.
KLX. .akl4uid, O.ilit. ,(3ti.Jl, U-7,
p. in., organ recital;, S-hi Ameti-
can tlieater orrlu-stra; lu-ll:3o,
SwtM-t's ballruom.
K N X , itollyuood. 1 'alii,, (S3 ti.H ). fi:
I :io.U:i5 p. m., Wurhter pipe or
- gan studio, sbl Klffs sports talk:
: ti:IO-G:;:o, travelomir, W." V. Al
der; U::tO. talk on Insect life, II.
' W. MrSpadden; 7-S. Amb;inHad
. or hotel roncert orcbeBtru, Joset
KoscniVbl. dirretor; 8 -.11. . pro-
grttni, llrent Kurnilurt com
pany; H-10, Olear Lake Peach
compuuy: lu-li. K NX. lute hour
friture program.
KPt, San Kraiieisro. t'ulll". (4'JH.-'
:t), 1- p. Ui.. itmly Seiuer's l-'alr-
FEED
Itulle.I oals
Pulled barley
Itulcd hay , r
Whole emu
t racked com r
Whole wheat
i'rurkcil wheat
Mill feed
Screening.
Ilaby I'hick feed
Oyster shell
Grit
Sure Iny
Scratch feed
Ak Our Trices
,
La Grande
Warehouse &
StorajJeCo.
tlione Ualn Til
rerior; fl:3fl7:2tt. 1 little
Amerlriin history, I'rot,
Sylvester Herlxog; Dick
low, juvenile ivporlrr;
City and out of town
mail orders received now
Tliia mail order system has been aJopted so that every community
may secure its seats on the same basis as the citizens of PortlanJ.
You will secure the best seats
by ordering NOW. They will be sent you immediately upon re
ceiving your check or draft or post oftice money order.
ROSARIA the stupendous
pageant of the rose
The greatest outdoor perform;ince ever staged, with a cast of 5,000
singers and dancers, all superbly costumed and perfectly trained.
Juit indicate tlie iciti you want and the K'it ticket ur.old will be Knt you it
once. It will be lafcr to enclose a Kli-idJred iiUuiped envelope for reply.
Arena cluiri ffoor center .wet ion directly in front of tue) ... $2 00
Arena KaW (aectioni tu nJei ol iUe) 1 30
Grjud ttjiiJ (m hoot of Ue) 2W
Vieizbtrt (to iiJe ot ' lUge in arena, reicrved) 1 OJ
Ecacheri (uftrccr'C'J), 75
Mail orders to Roec Heitival Head.nurteri, Room 0)1, Oregon Building, Portland,
Oregon. Make cliecki or rooney order or draft payable to
Treasurer of the Portland Rote restivat Inc. No war tai.
ROSAIIA
PAGEANT FEATURE OF
PORTLAND ROSr FESTIVAL
Multnomah StuJium
June 15-19
niont hotel orMirntm; 4::io-6:Sn,
liudy Seller's hnlrimuil hotel or
ches;ra; U:3i-7. Stales Hestuur
ant orrhestru; 7-7 :3u, Hudy Hei
Kei l'titrmont hotel orehestru ;
K-;t, studio program; !i-in. Good
rich Sil vert on, I'ord orehestru;
10-11, Johnny Hulck's t'ublri
a ns.
Cowboys (o Grow l oils tur lies.
rKNIH.KWN, Or. A new tush
Ion will prevail fur the rxt few
weeks wltt cowhundK on the rang
es in the country adjacent to Pen
delton, and slerk fares will becotno
phuggy and short hair will be left
to jtrow lung. That is thr edict
that ban route from Tniny Wright,
production manager for I'nlversal
Pictures corporation who sent a
telegram to H. W. i'olllns, presl
deni of the l'rndlrlun ItouiHl-l'p,
und asUed hllii to havn the cowboys
sturt growing moitsiarbes. The
inoiiGtueheH ami tlie Ion U half are
the efforts Wtiht Urdu red be
wanted In Ihr sorites in "The Potiy
Kxpress," In which cowboys will
be filmed.
1 . . . ' .'...!.
fo yews
25 Ounce for 25
less than of higher
J priced brands
. WHY PAY MORE?
THE GOVERNMENT USED
MILLIONS OF POUNDS
FRIGID AIRE
The coolinff col I are designed In proiwr
sl.c In cool yuir Ice hox, whrlher It in
largr or small and to keep the t'nirr&ttiru
in the food compartntriil safely below lit
decrees J'ubrciihelt,
Jesse Kosenbuum, Agent, with
Be al i am Electric Go.
Phone Main 104. " New Foley Uldif.
America
marvels at
Portland's
pageant!
PVTMAN'S
Announces the Arrival of a
Complete and Alluring
Assortment Of
Tlellij'Don
I "WashTrocks J
splorKmcatjiifomil J ,
Styles new and individual practical enough ir
every home service, yet smart eiiouuh for street and
all informal wear.
Fabrics favored for beauty and seivice Parisian
Prints, Kaslieen, Ciepo Suiting, Broadcloth, Ki Hie
Krash, Linene, plain and striped.
Prices surprisingly low, suited to every purse.
frilAij,
LADIES READY-TO-WEAR
AND MIL.UINERY
HAVE YOU A HOME FURNISHING PROBLEM?
Briii"; It . rOT3)C5 Better Homes
To Our
VaAVJLV O Ex
IJLy 1 hem
5y
ti
H. & S. ELECTRIC
107 Depot St. Fhono 393-W
If You AVnut Hie Ileal
Bread - Cakes - Pies - Cookies
Ho Sure It Is Made by i.wllllain'a Fleet rlo llakeiy Kaatrrn
Oregon's landing Ilrcatl and Tastry Bakers
Gwiiliams' Electric Bakery
Home of the C'llden CruHt
Prepare For Warm Weather
A I'KUFKCTION OIL STOVE
will relieve the drudgery of Summer cooking.
A size for nny need.
Furniture Exchange .
Fir and Jefferwm Phone 474-J
VVB IIUY, SELL OK TRADE
Blue Mountain Oregon Lumber
Wo llaie Just What Ion Wont In "
MlMKI.lt, SASH AND IXKHlg AND SHINGLES
II will pay jou to Inreatlgate our prlca.
Bownian-IIicks Lumber Company
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