La Grande evening observer., June 09, 1925, Image 3

Tuesday, June 9, 1925.
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Page Three
NEWS of SOCIETY
fSOC
Huuoiin,: Mtt.d Mabel Holy. 11
hrurhtn who win leave Wcdm ndny
v.-niiiK fur Michi; -a for u, su
weeks vacation. lln1 members of
the Muriliii Sun.li.y Schol elaar. of
I he lii at .Mi't iiodis; Kp:cupal
church cmerinhied at u picnic
Ih'i -.ikritHt Sunday morn.nj; :il eitfht
o'clock at Kivcrshb l-'urk. Twenty-seven
of Miss J uty"st f rh-nds
w i re prt M'-nt and a delicious break
fast was served.
Vies I xuy win t accompanied
on h-r trip by her metier. .Mrs. Ki
ln IMj.
Mian I'eLorls Pearson, who was
elected secretary of thf Student
Ttcidy or tho Cnlvcrsity of Oregon
lnr l!tj,ri-!i, wan uyain honored by
bi'liiK elected chairman of Ihe
(iiT ilvr Oregon Committee for oil
Kustern (ircwon. Thin position has I
nlwayn been filled by a man here
tofore. She bus als) been elected
vice president of tlit' liiMiiiy Club.
.Miss IVuiH-m has been promi
nent in college activities while at
tin Ciiiverslty and is a member of
Bracelet Cuff
Is New Fad
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next yeiirs S
nated from
school in l'.i
nior
the
elans. She
lxi Grand.'
A delightful party tiuik pl:i
fViniiK at the V. S. Hanr
at 17a" i vdur street when Mrs. liar
r r and .Mrs. W. C. Cp-wm wen1 hos
tesses to the members of thi'
t.:lay llridf (Mish cud their hus
bands, 'flu home wan decorated
in a pretty color scheme of pink
and white, peonies h-lnr used.
iMiilnjx the evening's play Mrs. I-'.
H. Iv.tnhoe won hiKh score anions
the Indies und tin gentleman's
prize went to J. J". Pearson.
At an appropriate I.1 our a dainty
luncheon was u.rvcd.
Honoring her fifth birthdiy nn
nivi'rr.ary little Miss June Tulbott
wns hostess to a number of friends
Saturday afternoon nt the lioim' of
lu'i' parents, Mi", and Mrs. '.
Talhott. 'I'hi' aft.-rnon was 'n
joyahly spent at tfa.ni"K, after which
refresh im-nts were served, fouiur
inK a birthday cako.
TJiose present wore: Krnncia
Smith. Hetty llurns, Ituby June
Mei'herson. Mutrieii Myers, Alar
Kii'Titc Weeks, Jack Kluart am
Kdward Stuai-t, jr.
Victor )pPinto has gone- to
rortland to attend the American
np.-ra "The Keho" by Krank Pat
terson to be tfiven this evening In
1 lie M iiiilnpal Auditorium there,
lie will also attend other musical
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Cister c&Xary's
Jitcheru, .
BY SISTER MAAY
lli'ul;fust Orantre juice, ct le
al cooked with duletf, tnin cream,
ott cooked eKKS-, cusp toad..
iLlik, corfce.
Ijiu heon Cream of carrot
soup, toaut sticks, open t-Ktc sum:
tches. Kinder cookies, milk. le.t.
Imiliei- Hot beef loaf, baked
potatoes croanied aaparHjfus nr.
toast, jellied tomato uulad. rhu
barb pie, graham bread, milk,
of fee.
There are no "forbidden" foods
aUKbeBled in these men is,- except
the rhubarb p!e. Ami the I'ilMnir
of the pic can be Nerved lo very
umaH peiBons. Carrot bo "4 it cum
le. inude with or without stock,
mt the stock makes a mure nour
islitnK dish.
i Carrot Soup.
Three cups white aiocl;, 1 A cups
milk, t Hinall carrots, 1 onion,
up minced celery leaves (op
tional), 4 tablespoons butler, 4
tablespoons cream, i tablespoon;
Hour, 3 tablespoons boiled rice, 1
I teaspoon salt, teaspoon pepper,
i 1 teaspoon sujs'ar. few Kiatinrs
f nutmeg, paprika.
Wash and scrape carrots and
fit In thin slice. .Mince onion.
- I 1 1 butter in soup kettle, add
prepared' veffi-tabhs and simmer
o .'cr a low fire for fit teen min
ute.',, (over kettle. Add sloe;
ml simmer forty-five minut.s
longer. Hug through u sieve. H.--turn
to the fire with salt, app;r,
sugar and nutmeg. Stir flour to
a smooth paste with a little cold
ml Ik and stir into sun p. Cook
for five minutes. Add milk and
bring to the boiling point. Ad 1
cream and rice and bring a Main
Lo the boiling point. Let boil up
once. Sprinkle wjth paprika ami
War WithMrs. Vanderbilt
! WALLING'S
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com SPECIALS
lifty New Spring Coals
to select from ; sizes 1 1
to 51. Every one a bar
gain. Priced from
SIO.T.I to 920.00
llaty Trimmed by
and Patterns
?2.95 to ?8.30
us
ji WALKING'S
TNCR n cuff of hniceletp 1 popa-
Jar now. h Pnrln dPslgnAr aimu
IntMt thli fiirt bv pluinn evral
San.1i of silver rlltliini np hU tun
tfMVfrl niodelH t
serve,
I Radio
I i .i i '
br--e; ,..1 , . -'V . y t.s.
I V F . st
The New
French
Curl
Wlirn yon wish tlie clmrm
big effect or a soft, natural
curl, the new French pnprr
ware la the only answer.
Our Hliop Is adtnlrnbly
equipped and trulned to give
this new curl. You will be
more than irieasttl with the
results. IMiouc unw tor an
appointment,
GEIST MARINELLO
SHOP
Room 0, Homme nid.
"A IW-duty Aid for
Every Need."
Thune Main 577
programs being featured during
the National Music Convention this
week.
While in Portland Mr. Hepinto
will make arrangement,'; with Al
ice Price Moore, leading contralto
on the coasi, for three recitals to
be given in this part of the state.
One writs! will hi given at Union,
one at Knterprise and the third at
L:i Grande. The recital here will
be June L'5 and will be under the
auspices of t he .Men's l-'orum of
the First Methodist Episcopal
church.
I
COVR. (Special) Honoring her
(son, Alborl's blrthduy anniversary,
'Mrs. A. O. Conklin was hostess at.
I a dinner recently. Nine guests
I were present beside the hostess and
! honor guest.
Those present were: Mr. and
Mrs. T. li. Conklin. Mr. and Mrs.
I Hoy Lay, Mr. and Mrs. II. C. Hees
. ti;d daughter Miss Connto Hees.
t COVE. (Special) Mrs. T. C.
j Hefty entertained the Womans Au
iXillary to the American Legion Fri
jday. During the meeting a report
(of the poppy sale on Memorial
lay was given. Mrs. T. Harris
will entertain the Auxiliary FrL
(day, Juno lit. at which lime they
jwlti start mtlilnt,- rugs for a gov
, eminent hospital.
J A ur.iiiue pi;rly took place last
nlKht at the home of Mrs. I-npter
Stoddaid when Miss Myrtle Black
entertaimd svn friends at u
slumla r party. The eiht girls nt
ti'iideil the theatre and dance, af
ter which supper wus served at the
Stoddard home. At three o'clock
thlB morning the girls nerennded
several of t heir friends and at n
later hour breakfast wus served.
The girls wore pajamas and tho
breakfast was served in Japanese
style. Clever Japanese decora
tions were used on the breakfast
table.
Tho girls present were: Winona
T.yman. Elizabeth Garriek. l.a Hue
Hanks. Veima Larson, Etta Iblle
Kitchen, Irma I,yman. and Luclle
and Myrtle H'.acU.
vi:im:sday. jtxe 10
Mimiiiain Standard Time Slulious
KOA, it.nver, Colo. (:iJ.4) 8 p.
m., Fred Hchmitt and his Hialto
theater orchestra; S:I o "The
Captain of Plymouth," comic
opera; ld-12, Dave Ginsburgf
and bis Argonaut orchestra. j
Piulllc suimluitl Time Stai.ons
KFAE, Pullman. Wash. (343.0)
Thero blood in the moon. In London, and Mrs Ilarr Hrowr. (uIkvo
doing battle Her antagonist u Mrs Cornehu Vanderbiii si. und tuh
want to be known a London's most popuuir hostess Mrs Hrowr. wujew
1 a rich Pitteburff coal baron, pave a iart fronr; m:d;iiKhi t t fc ,
on Derbv night
GIVES PROGRAM
ESI
The folUeivlug Im outline of the
salient feulnreM of the irogramme,
day hv day, of Hose rYutival to be
l;eld In Portland, J uue 15 to iMt,
iilcluiYe;
Mondut, .luite
::mt M. Arrival nt Poilbiml of
yueeii Hosaria on Patiu.sbip
(iregon.
IT) P. .l. "Pitgeutit ltosarla,"
Mujtiiomah Field cjumt in chur
uk, M'OO In cast).
Tuesdav, June HI
(Ml P. M. Opening of v Fes'lval
Center, Went Purk blocks.
( P. .l. Opening Kotie t?how,
Public audttortuiu.
t'tt p. M. Ho:4ebud programme.
Washington n n d Laurelhtir.d
parks.
i0 P. M. Ceremony of conferring
of Knighthood by the l .loyal Itu- ;
Mii-iuiiH at Washington park. ;
ti;i: P. . "ltosarla" at Mullno-!
mah field, Oregon night. ;
Wcdiu'Mlav, June 17 f
1 : A. M. Ho.:e show at Auditor- j
tlllll.
2:tn) M. IboHi I'istival program ;
ai Wellington ami Laurelhuriit i
park.
2': nil P. M. Water .sports and hydro
: plane regalia.
!i:ir P. M. "ltosarla," at Multno
mah field. Wn-ihlugion night.
Thursday, dime 1H
2;'H I. M. Floral parade through
!ll!tmllmh field tuul principal
.streets including lOasl Side.
8:15 P. M. "Hosaria" Multnomah
field.
t:.jft P. M. HlMh .linUs. Oregon !
ilovplmiiiy ciuh. Multnomah I
Field. . I
2::;ti p. r,. Merr.vkhuna, Mullno-i
mah field ami through principal'
streets. j
S : 1 5 1'. AI. Concluding performance.
onarli." Mullmimnh field.
Hone Fe.-it ival heiidnuurterit re- '
jport there has been a very heavy
anvance sale of tickets for tho.
PtONuria paKeanl. It (s therefore
recommended that visitors intend
ing to cee this wonderful pageant
make reservations for their ealn ;
aa early us possible. , j
For Service Style and Fit
Just Try Our
JANK JACKSON WON D Kit HUnr.KIt COMFORT
COKSETS AND IJRASSIKKES
PUTMAN'S
Ready - To - Wear and Millinery f
and can be easily located.
'
If the end of the t bread Is
lipped in glue, ami allowed to
harden, H will be easy to string
small beads without the use of a
n-edle.
.
Potatoes will be dry and mealy
If the h.iM Ih not added until (Ion
are nearly rooked.
. . . j
A decoration that (s nice for
slices of brick cream' is a muatl
flat mtnt chocolate for center,
with five halves of blaneheiW al
monds used for petals. , .
If you gut out und work to pay
the doctor It will cure you.
HAVK YOU
ltiiiiK It
To Our
A HOME FCRNISIIlNC, PROBLEM? ,
Uetler Humes
Expert
CARR'S
It You Wnut lU-st
Bread Cakes - Pies - Cookies
Ho Bur It U Miulo by Gwllllam's F.lectrlo Hakcry Intern
Oregou'a ljeadine Urcad and Tastry ltakers
Gwilliams' Electric Bakery
Home of the Gnldon Crust
cert orchesti n, Josef Hosenfebl.
director; 8-1 n, KNX feature
program; la-1 2, program, Her
cules Refining company.
KPO. San I'rauclsco, Calif. (42$. 3)
C : 4 it-7 p. m.. States Hestaurant
orchestra: 7-7 :.lo, 1 1 tidy Helg
er's I'airmont hold orchestra:
J!-!, studio program; P-Hi, Good
rich Pi I vert own Cord orchest ra:
lu-U, states Hestattrant orche.r
t ra.
7 :3u-!t p, m., Mary Cameron, j
pianist; Doris MeReynolds, vio
linist; "Canine Distemper," Dr. !
George 14 Fowler; "Modern
Plant Doctors," George L. Sun
der; "The Lost Art of Enjoying'
Oneself," Tiuv. H. W, Graves;
"Intereuting nshinglon Crop
Hecords," Prof. E. (J. .Hchafci
KFI, Los Angeles, Calif. (4 07 ,
l) loli-d p. m., Examiner musical
half hour; ij-(i:lf., Mcl)anlel's
nightly doings; 6:4S-7. musical! PA HIS,, (API "Our chances of
utppreciution talk; 7-7:20, de- success are five In lun. nd that Is
tective stoiy, Nick Kurrls; 7:l2.', sufficient." said Paul Taruscon,
"tHitline of Kcience." David war-maimed aviator, when oiics
Nelson Clark; 7:3-S, half hour tinned iihmrf the proposed Paris-'
of Hawaiian music, Hawaiian v,nv York non-stnn iiiirht . wiHch
! Tron'ri A vinfni'c PIom
i Trans-Atlantic Flight
oil which the plane must carry nt
the start present a problem. How
to store ihis liquid without Inter
fering wjth the stabilily of the
plane is causing the experts much
t rouble.
England. Irekmd, Newtoundlnnd.
and Nova Scotia is the proposed 1-tinerary.
Hints for the
Housewife
The telephone companies of this
country pay taxes to the amount
of over fifty million dollars a year.
Four; S-ii, continuity program; I
Ventura Hefinitiff company; J
"Summer Fiesta of Music andj
Song;" 9-Hi, Examiner: Wain -1
pus program, press agents of !
the screen industry; lu-ll, Pa;-i
triek-.l;trsh dance orchestra. I
Hetty Patrick, soloist.
he and another war nee, Frincis
Coll, will attempt this summer.
"Tho big jump can he made. Gi
ven a .smooth working motor and
a sound navigating plan" with n
lifting capacity sufficient to take
off with enough fuel to stay In the
air 30 hours, the IViris-Xew York
KKWB, Hollywood, Calif. (202 ), 'flight Is no more difficult than se-7-8
p. in., program, Beverly j vera I flights performed in recent;
Kldge company; Beverly Hidgj ; years," Coll opined. He referred
Collegians dunce orchestra; 8-j.jto the American transcontinental
program. Arrowhead Springs non-stop flight, nearly 2,6Mi mlle
company; Lake Arrowheu 1 j made by American uvlutors In 1H23:
string quartet; Hill Hath and as just qs hazardous as the propo-i
Huy Kellogg, the jazz twins; jsed ocean flight. Expert mechan-ii-10,
Warner Brothers synco-! les nre now busy tuning up the mo-;
( 'harles Heutichamp,
Hull, Warner Brothers
direction Charlie Well-
Announcements
Social fliinouncenients may
bo prlntetl In this column free
of charge. Any nniMmnccnieiits
pertnlnliiic to any fuiiction.s sncb
an cooked fotwl .nle4t etc., will
be refiiM.il. Announcements, to
be prtntetl the same day, must
bo In society nil tor's bands by
9:00 oVIwIc. News editor'
note.
Your
Pictures
ENLARGED
AND
TINTED
BEAUTIFULLY
BY
r.ICIIARDSON
"THE ART MAN"
AT THE
Richardson's
Art & Gift Shop
! The Women's Foreign Mission
ary society of the MethodlHt Epis
copal church will hold an nit day
meeting star! ing at ten o'elcck
Wednesday morning nt the home
of Mrs. T. E. Pearson, 12HR K Ave
nue. All are requested to bring
one dish of food for lunch and ei
ther unbleached muslin or glnp
linm to b" made Into boys nhlrts
and girls nkirts for one of the socl
eiy's honi' s in Africa.
pa tors,
tenor;
frolic,
man.
KGW, Portland. Ore. (491.b), C-7
p. m., dance music, Jackie Sou
der'B orchestra; 7 : 30-8, baseball
8-10, concert; Hull, concert,
Sherman, Clay & Co. studio.
KILL Los Angeles, Calif. (400.1).
5:80-0 p. m., Lelghton's Arcade
cafeteria orchestra. Jack Cron
Bhaw. leader; 0-0:0, Art Hick
man's Hilt more hotel concert
orchestra, Edward Pitzpa trick,
director; 6:30-7:30, little stor
ies American history, Prof. Wal
ter Sylvester Hertzog, orpltnn
kiddles of Los Angeles with
Harry James Beards ley (Cousin
Jim) ; Dick Winslow, juvenile
reporter; Baby Muriel MacCor
mac and Mickey Mclian, screen
starlets; 8, Dr. Mars Bumgardt,
scientific lecturer; fi:3o-iO::u,
program, Broadway Department
store; 10:30-1 1:30, Art Hick
man's Blltmore hotel dunce or
chestra, Eiii I B irtnett. b-adc.
KNX. Hollywood. Calif. (336.9 1,
5 :3a. 6 p. m., Wurlltzor pipe
organ st udio: Sid Zlf f's spori s
tall;. W. F. Adler; C:30, tales cf
inject Lie, Harry W. MeSpad-
i- 7-. mltims:idor hotel cnn-
tor, while plane builders are put-'
ting the finishing touches to the
machine. The hitter part of 'July
has been fixed as the probable I
time. j
Five thousand litres of find and-1
Goods
Refrigerators
Ice Cream Freezers
Oil Cook Stoves
Screen Doors
Wire Screen
F. L. LILLY
Hardware
To kIvc a henutl III IusIit to,
nil or plain kIiihh, ruli over vllh
a pcrlml polalo. TlH-ii huhIi aiul!
dry In th u.sual way.
.... i
A nmall RaKh-curtaln rod, at
tdfhiMl Willi hnu'kitK lo I in-'
der-i'illH! of tin- tirwlntr talilf, !n
xrolli.nl for liolillii); Kponla or ,
uuval. 'I'lu-y nr( always In pln-:v :
r
FRIGID AIRE
Provides cool, crisp air for the proper
keeping of food. It is entirely auto
matic in operation.
See It in Our Window.
Jesse Rosenbnum, Agent, with
Benham Electric Co.
Phone Main 101. . New Foley Hldg.
li
la pa ii to Build shrine
That I iii Can't Dctmy
TOKYO. fAP) The cult of
Shinto is no exception to the mo
dernization wave which hns ben
sweeping over Japan since the
gr'-at earthquake of i32,'I.
Ar a rc nt mr-ftinsr of the Chln
1o St-.tln- Iecnn?rnction Commit
tee. h"id nt the Home Offh-,., It
was dend'd th.it tlms.- shrines de
s'royed by th- t artli'-u.-ik" f fir-"1
should be r-'-built 01" flre-proo"
i j . t . r . in ;'l,vo and vicmltv
PS Shrln s w re d. iroy-d. The
esliinat'-d vok of lef-ofi.Htriicting
ttienr has In - n placed at 4..rt;2.1tiS
iV-n.
YOU
are on a "sucker list"
when jou receive flat
tering lettei'3 from
stock selling houses
you never heard of.
tch your step!
UNITED STATES
III
FOR SALE
5-R00M MODEItN HOME will he sold at cost.
See us at once.
The (irande Ronde Lumber Co.
Retail Yard across tracks on Greenwood Ave.
II
Saft-lij 'Swifihj Cbmfuifality 3
Como lo our Hinice Di'pot on Ji.rirrshn W.
All KlJiKia Iv&va from llicro dallf evrpi hnn.lny
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Shop At Home
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Years ago people went into the market place "to
shop." They went, not knowing what they would find,
its price or its worth. Weary hours were spent in in
spection, in bargaining and buying.
Today manufacturers are bringing the market place
to your home. Every time a newspaper comes, a host
of people are ringing your door-bell. Merchants and
manufacturers are waiting on the doorstep to spread
their goods at your feet for you to look at to inspect
at leisure and in comfort.
Don't let the opportunity that advertisements offer
you slip by. No matter what you want, clothing, groc
eries, a fountain pen or a farm, you will find the "bet
ter" ones in the advertising columns.
The advertisements tell you where you can' get what
you want. They are a guarantee of worth that pro
tects your purchase.
Uuying with a definite knowledge is so much better than
shopping at random. Study the advertisements
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