La Grande evening observer., June 24, 1925, Image 3

Wednesday,-June 24,. 1925
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
.' Page (Three
NEWS of SOCIETY REMINGTON AT
One of the innttl delightful uf
fuirs 01 the season took plat''
TureJuy afternoon, ut l:l& o'clock
when Mrs. J. T. Richardson enter
tained In honor of her MltT, Mis.
H. Martin, of Suerunienlu, t'nli
lornla, who In visiting here. The
event was in llu form uf a .Mai-,
gucrlie bridge luncheon, the color
avheme or purple and white being
parried on! in dainty marguerite.
After u deliuioiiM four-course
luncheon lour fiaiucs of bridge
were 111 pluy ill seven tubles. Mrs.
A. Heuver, of OcsMolnes, Iowa,
who Is visiting in l.u (.irand.1, won
IiiKh wore for the 1 1 ml prize and
the H.'Cond prize went to Mrs. i'.
M. Robinson. M rs. Martin wow
presented with U guest prixe,
1 1 onoi in ur MrH. Agnes I Ulnean,
who leave Sal in-day for San l-'ran-clsco,
t'lilliornhi, fur an inili'flnlie
viHll, M in. A. V. l.indKi-en .-nd
Mrs. Lynn liohm-nkanip entejkiin
etj Ihe member ul III.- Whllliure
Sunday school class of the lr-s-hyierlan
church Inst ev.-iiiiitf at the
home of .Mrs. Ituliiienkiiinp. The
parly was a surprise fm Mr:i. Iniu
cim and the main feature of the
evening WUH It ImildLeivhl.-f siimy
er. .The tJine wjim spciil socially and
ut, needle work, after which dain
ty refre.shuientu were a.-rve.i.
Charming Scarf
Arrangement
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CAVE SUNDAY
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Announcements
' Social announcements may
tit; printed In this column free
of charge. Any aniiuiiHceiiiciiis
pertaining to any functions .such
as cooked fonl sales, etc., will
be rrfiisetl. Aniumucemei.tH, to
Ik? printed the Kunierday, must
lw In society editor's hands by
U:l)lt o'clock. News editor's
note.
The Ladles Aid of the Lutheran
Church will ine.-t at the home of
Mrs. Fred Mittthes, N. Ash
til reel, Thursduy afternoon at two
o'clock. All members are request
ed to. be, present.
Chapter 1, P. K. O. will hold a
special meeting ul the home of
Mia. it. S. lirowntnn Friday after
noon at 2:S() o'clock.
Near Nome,
carried to sea
kept cool until
Alaska, a
on a cake
rescued.
w oi nun
of tec
' Friday Is one of tho seven days
on- which li is unlucky to smoke
elgarets In bed.
5
Ar 4..t. .
k " "if
c lr'VJ a
ft TORE popular than the fur thl
VLneaeon is tho Bilk acort that
iioc not need to fc worn in
the conventional manner but may
lie tied in a pert bow as is this one
of red and wliito plaid k- Worn
with a simple ka3ha froik it xnnk
a very dashing outttt.
WALLING'S
CLOSING OUT
50 MORNING FROCKS.
For $1.49
TRIMMED HATS
$2.95 to SS.50
FELT HATS
New styles to select
from.
Japanese
PARASOLS
35c to S1.93
! WALLING'S
Sister Mary
Says:
Ureakfat Halves of canla-
loupe, soft cooked eKKH. crisp toast,
milk, coffee.
Luncheon Jellied bouillon, hot
cheese sandwiches, lettuce salad.
nioc-piiduMutf,. BiilU,iti'U- i, , ( e ..
Dinner Itreuat of veal with
vegetables e!i casserole, buttered
potatoes, spinach, tresh cherry pie,
whole wheat bread, milk. tea.
Children under ten years of nge
should be given stewed prunes iu
place oi the union for breakfast.-Tin-
luncneon menu is suitable
for children from four yeurs of use
up and the dinner menu, with Ihe
exception of the cherry pie, can he
used ;is suiTireHled.
The New
French
Curl
When joa wish the charm
ing effect of a snft. Datiirnl
ciu-l, Ihe new French uaprr
wave Is the only answer.
Onr shop Is admirably
equipped anil trained to stive
this new curl. Yon will be
more than pleased with the
results. 1'hoiie now for an
appointment.
GEIST MARINELL0
SHOP
Boom 8, Sommer Blilf.
"A Beaut Aid for
Erery Need."
Phone Main 57T
Mi
merva
Says-
You can net more miles to
the gallon in Arch-Aid 8ho -a
than any other make.
They rhle easier than bal
loon tlrt'M and tire you less
when you walk. They aro
guaranteed against punc
tures and nre non-skid.
The arches in these shO's
net as shock absorbers; your
radiator will always stay
cool even in hot weather;
the conibinal Ion heel fits so
anit,' that you save $ in
hose and llin- r tubes.
We Kiuini n tee no carbon
will collrct on your spark
pi u? and they will spark 68
often as you catch a fellow.
You will not require any
In fit met Inn hook to operate
a pair of Arch-Aid Shoes.
And very little damage In
collisions at intersections,
ltc k'ame do anything ju?t
once. Arrh-Ald Shoes will
help you.
THE BOOTERY
INC.
OAV HAVDE.V.
Mirr.
LOOKS FINE
To have your pictures, en
latgid and beniitlfully tint
ed by Klchardson. "The Art
Man."
Developing
Printing
Copying
Enlarging
Tinting
Framing
ALWAYS
At
Richardson's
Art & Gifl Shop
I Cherries
rO': (Special) Th Ut. Itey
erend W I Ilia in f. KeminHfun, Bi
shop of Kaslern Oregon, ussisteii
by four of the lilatrlcl clerKy und
the Ueverend Klmer N. ijchuiuck,
ol New York City, held services in
the little church of the Ascension
In Cove Sunday morniiiK. June "I.
Iteverend William Murray Hrudner,
now of cove, hut lute of c.un
briflKe, Muss., reud the services
and iteverend Krnncln M. Hall, of
Hend, Iteverend J Sumner Hrown,
of J'etihh' und Canyon, hut late of
ainbrldK Mass.. and iteverend
.V Shmuch assisted wtth Ihe mus
ic. 1 lie Ascension church of Cove
is u small (lot hie si met are. the
corner store of which was laid in
l sit 7. It's beautiful many hued
stained iflass windows are a mem
orial to Ihe early pioneers.
The boys and girls who have
been utteiidlDK the various colb-Kes
nre uguln at home. Three Cove
people graduated from the I'nlver
sity of Oregon and om from the
Oregon State Normal School at
Monmoiith. Hen Harris anil Mil
dred Kichurds are home from the
Oregon Agric ult oral college, i.ola
Marten, (iracc lUiyette und Thelma
.Murphy are home from Monmouth
(rant , and Merrll . Con ley H oni
hitman, Arthur i'eek from the
li. V. I, at Provo. I'tah, Oesmond
l-'ulp from O. A. C, Lois Lawsun
iroin Helligham, Steven Selak from
the mi versify of Oregon, and
Oella Weimer from Provo.
Mrs. Kvu Ouncan and tier two
small sons, Hobby und Hilly, left
Saturday for ihe State Normal
school at Monmouth or the sum
mer session.
Marvin Daniel a graduate of Ihe
Cove high school in P.tiM, who has
spent the past year uj herdsman
ut I'hymere farm at Hoi Luke, Is
attending summer school ut thr
Oregon Agricultural College, ut
Corvallls.
Miss Alice Kaufman, of Fall
City, is a house guest of Mrs. John
Valentino.
Mrs. Kthel J)eHaas who has
been spending u mouth -with her
parents, Keverend. und .Mrs. H. I.
Hansen at Glen's Kerry, Idaho Is
ut home ftgnln.
Glen Jioberts, of Pendleton Is
h gipst at tho homo of his father,
K. K ltoberts.
.mIng ClaN Opened
Miss Alice Marquurdt, county
health nurse, opened her class in
home nursing Wednesduy. In
stead of' the twenty one ladies sig
ned for the course there were thir
ty six to take it. Two classes
were formed.
Miss Kva Turner, of Perry, a
grand daughter of Mrs. J. W. Bax
ter, is the house guest of Miss
Luetic Peck.
Arthur Pock, who recently re-
Uirned from tho H. Y. I". ut Provo,
Utah, litis gone to perry und has
started to work in the box factory
! there. . .
The box factory in Cove is uuln
a live pluce.
Iteverend Lindly M. Miller, who
Is dean at the summer school was
culled to his home ut Hood Kiver
Suturday.
Judge William SmKh und purty,
of Uuker people, attended the
morning services at the Kplscopul
church in Cove.
iteverend Luther G. Williams,
who is atendlng summer school
went to Baker Bunduy morning for
Ids usual Sunday services.
Keverend und Mrs. Sydney W.
Creasy weru In La Grunde Sunday.
Prof, and Mrs. J. It.' Price are
at home again after a trip to
Crane, Oregon. Professor Price
signed up us principal of the Orant
schools whilo there.
, -Mrs. J. J. Conley, Mrs. Hay
Goodnough and Mrs. Hue), of La
Grande, came to Cove for the
'guild meeting.
I Mrs. Kva Homlllflrd, of Portland
lis a house guest of her sister, Mrs.
E. C. Hem.
Prof, and Mrs. J. H. Price will
leuve the first of August for their
new home at Crane, Oregon.
Miss Allle Ilroughton, of Hose
burg, is spending Ihe summer with
her sister, Mrs. Jus. Hoatson, jr.,
and Mrs. Henry Mulr.
J, K. Oean has ret timed from a
trip to PortlHtid to tho Hobo Kest
ival. Mrs. Dean who accompon
led him went on to Tacoma and
Seattle to spend a month
with her sisters, Mrs. G. Huberts
and Miss Klorenee Severs.
There will be u special meeting
of the cemetery association Mon
day, June 2!t, at eight o'clock
The purpose of tho meeting Is to
arrange tax for the maintenance
of the cemetery.
Visitors at th church school
Sunday were: Mr. and Mrs. Goe.
Hurtman, Mrs. Sturgte, Miss Vir
ginia Hlurls. John Mumbetr, Mr.
and Mrs. P. II. Miller, and Hobert
Miller, of Pendleton. Judge Will
iam Smith. Mr. Hoyden, Gllmorc,
Hilly and David Koydi n, Douglas
Porter, Mr. Foster und Billy Pat
terson, of Bflkor and Mr. and Mrs.
Murtlia and Francis Murtha, of
Haines.
Women of Wealth
Get New Thrills iu
Driving; Four Horses
LONDON AP) Couching has
not diminished by any tueuns in
Kngland because of the popularity
of the automobile. This form uf
sport appears to uppeul even more
than formerly to thu woman of to
jduy, und there hua been u move ol)
tool recently to ad mil women
members to the Coaching club, uv
they have never hud u coaching
club of their own. Women have
long been eligible for comptiitions,
however, und have successfully ap
peared in couching ami harness
cluMses ut horse i-iiows for many
years.
Coaching entuhsluxts say that
the appeal of this sport bt more po
tent t ban ever, us women realise
that they show to much better ad
vantage upon, a couch than seated
In an enormous automobile, often
partly hidden from view. While
women here have figured In the
coaching world chiefly us passen
gers, nevertheless ihere have been,
and are, notable women whips.
Coaching, or at least driving
one's own coach, Is an expensive
umusement today, though no more
so thun the ownership of a fair
sited yacht. A coach at the pres
ent time costs from f ftMMl to (titbit).
A good horse may be had from
$7Mi to $175(i. hut the cot of a
perfectly matched leant is out of
all proportion to the individual
value of the four horses.
Although the season, which
opened with the Coaching Club's
meet In H yde Pa rk in M a y, a nd
'xtends for three months, Is Bhort
running expenses are very high an
compared to pre--wnr days.
The majority of whips in Kntr
land are taught to drive from child
hood. Good ''driving hands" are
most Important. In the absence of
this gift, no training can make n
thoroughly accomplished whip.
But, given "hands." steady nerves.
Imperturable temper, patience ami
skilled tuition, a woman, taking up
four-in-hand driving for the first
time, may acquire reasonable pro
flclencv in three to four months.
i.l Faur-in-hand driving appears eusy.
say the experts, but It demands
consummate skill, while the phys
ical and nervous strain Is by no
means tight.
Hints for the
Housewife
BAKF!) Clli:i:sK O.MKLI'T
This omelet may be served us
the main dish fur even u formal
little luncheon. it differs from
the average omelet In that it is
buked instead of fried.
The ingrediei.H needed flr four
egtfs, one half cupful grated eher
se, one quarter teaspoonful of sott
breud crumbs and one lablespoon
rul of butler.
Sprinkle tin bottom of a well
hilt It-red etKimeled ware t taking
dish wit h purl of the crumbs.
Over this sprinkle u layer ol the
cheese, using nearly all of II.
Break the eggs Into a bowl, 4idd
i he sail and a t uhtespooutui of
cold water. Stir with a fork Just
enough to blend the yolks and
whites. Pour the eggs over the
cheese and rover with the rest of
the crumbs. Meutter the remain
der of the checur uvvi' the crumbs,
dot with the butter and sprinkle
with paprlku. It desired. Hake iu
(l hot over fur ten minutes, or un
til the ckks ore set. Serve from
the dish In which it is linked.
let I) Work 1 liixpcvlcd.
MAHSHFIKLD. Ore. W. C.
llttwley, representative In congress,
visited (he Jetty work here. He was
accompanied by members of the
I'ort commission und others. The
opinion wus expressed that the
work of building the jetties will ne
completed long before the allotted
time.
MARCELLING
Mrs. 1). li. Mosby
704 h Ave.
Summer Kitchen Comfort
Is made possible with a PERFECTION STOVE
with quick, good cooking results. See various models
here.
Furniture Exchange
Fir ttnd Jefferson Phone 474-J
WE BUY, SELL OR TRADE
"Check Seal" Retail Dealers
We Sell
GENERAL ELECTRIC FANS
H. & S. ELECTRIC
Sommer Hotel Rltlg. Phone 393-W.
New Felt Hats
For Wearing Now
' So Suitiiblu for Town, Street and ,
Sport Wear
In every color, sit and sliape. Tiny little Felts, un-;
trimmed or triinmwl with folt; some bandod with
rililitm or chenille braid; others turned up jauntily
mid held with a In illiant . ornttmont. -
$1.2.-. to $10.00
LADIES READY-TO-WEAR
AND MILLINERY
Yot i can not n f f ord
1 let the bird
Have I hem this
Year.
We art? going to
He In the market
l or HL. KN and
liOYAL ANNS. We
Cannot quote n
Price an yet but
It will pay yon
To ee its iM'fore:
Yon sell.
La Grande
Warehouse &
Storage Co.
I'limw Mala IM
ffanntngaHomi?
First of all, tell your Architect or Building Contractor
that you want "Check" Seal Electrical Wiring
The "Check" Seal is our trade mark which
identities cledtrical contractors who do mod
ern elcdrrical wiring, install convenient con
nections for clcdrical appliances and who
use standard wiring devices.
This is the kind of workmanship you want
in your new home. To insure your future
comfort, insist that the wiring be done ly a
"Check" Seal contractor. Remember, also,
that the "Check" Seal identifies electrical
retailers who sell only quality merchandise.
Uuy electrical appliances and equipment
where you see the "Check" Seal.
PACIFIC STATES
ELECTRIC COMPANY
tAN mANlIICO 101 ASGIHt 10NQ MAC OAKLAHP
rotTLAMD 1 1 ATT 1. 1 Iff AS t
Distributors for General Etotric
Before you build, buy or rant
in " I Uc ttkiinval Huw lul lluuMbuUer."
1 Ui hMkki itii be in Iimo T !
tr .41 CmuhmiIuI of rtui!r tuIipr t'l
"l Lrtk" Uti wf fcr nub( f '
j
; J1'"-. EvcnvP"
of cow's milk in
HAVE YOU A HOME FURNISHING PROBLEM?
Bring It H ADD'C Better Homes
To Our iJKJtV O Expert
MASONIC HOME YISITT'.D
rOHKST OHOVK, Grp. Rcrvlrei
were conducttd at the laaonie
and EaMern Star home by the
) oil (fen and chapters of Albany,
Hrownnvllle, Shedd and Mill city.
It won Linn county day at the
home, an annual event, and more
thun HO Masons and Eastern Ktars
motored to Forest Grove and en
joyed a picnic luneh In the city
auto park before going; td the home
for the services. Ju men K. Wrath,
erford of Albany was chairman for
the exercises.
Judge perry It. Kll, grand j
muwter of Ant-lent Free and Ac- i
cepted lufn of Oregon gave ihj
lrtncittt aildrt-ti. Thin was liia j
first utiHarjQce as gruml muau-r. '
The base bull fun skeins to tro
around I most as much as the
electric fan.
"Check" Seal Appliances Carried
By Eastern Oregon Light
& Power Co.
It Yimi Want fie Knit
Bread - Cakes - Pies - Cookies
lk) Sure It Is Mmlo bj. awllllm's Elcctrio naUcry Ewlem
Ori-ctin'i beading Ureul nnil Taxtrj linkers
Gwiiliams' Electric Bakery
Home of the Gnlden Crust
Blue Mountain Oregon Lumber
We Hare Just What Too Want In
LUMMOR, SAHIl AND UOOHS AND 8mNOI,E8
U will pay jou to lnreatlgata our price.
Bowman-Hicks Lumber Company
MAIN 8
Ll'MIiKU, SASH, DOORS AND SHINGLES
NEW THOU IRONER JUST ARRIVED -
Th- "Op-n Km!" of tho No. SO Tlior lroner takes cure of
riffles, ruffs, rollur bunils, etc. Skirts ami dreBWs run h6
Ironed itiid-r tin- cntlro length of Hie ironltiK Bhoc. No
hrnrlcela or brurr.i to ohstruct Just a clear Ironing apneo
tiility luehrs iontf-
No Spcclnl Wiring Necessary
AitHeh to any llitlit socket,
l'llc- 91(17.00 Tcrnu to Suit Your onvciilriKi-.
La Grande Electric Company
Itoesch Uldj;.
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