La Grande evening observer., June 26, 1925, Image 3

Friday, June 20, 1925.
Tllfi LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Page Three
NEWS of SOCIETY
Mr. it ml Mrs. Guatav Wlwsler oe
Ifhrutt'd I heir Hllvnr Wedding anni
.viTHary Tuesday ni their home tit
SU4 Main uvt'tiiit', Mm. J. W. Kim
ini'l, mother of .Mrs. Wissler, Mrs.
V. M. CiroMhoiiK ami daughter,
.llhodu Jaiii', iiul Mrs. Ktmor
itrown. Mrs. Wissler'n Misteri, uti
or i'ortlund, Mi t J, (ireen, ul
,nq Mrs. Wlssler's sister, of Silent,
wt-rn preent.
The wedding ceremony was ner
,forniiMj twenty-five years ago June
Iti Linculu, Nebruaka. by tlm
bride's fulher. Kevennd J. W.
Kinuiti'l. Mrs. K. M. Uroshonte.
.who played Mm wedding march on
'i hut occasion again preHlded tit th
"piano. Mrs. Kl liter Itruwn minn
"Oil I'romise Mi,"
Letters ami telegrams of con
gratulations with valuable iin iih ii
los (rom relatives uml tiear friends
lidded much to tin joy of tin oc-t-uslon.
Mrs. . J. lireru conduct
ed, i he presentations, Kuiliurine,
Hie only rhlltl of Mr. una Mrs.
WtssliT, assisted by lthodu Jams
(Jrofdiong, offered flowers.
The home was lastefully decora
. ted with flowers. A lovely tlireu
course dinner was served and thu 1
evening spent In cheerful reininis
ee rises and music,
, To udd to the occasion Mr. anil
Mrs. Wlssler and 1 heir daughter
and guests motored to Wallowa
Lake Wednesday uml spent the
day.
Honoring Miss Jee:i McDonald,
whose marriage to William M'r
Nabb, of Berkeley, 'iillfornlu, will
lie an event of next wick, Mrs. (1.
Dot ion entertained at a bridge
luncheon yesterday afternoon ut
her home, on Adams Avenue.
Hi until ni bouquets of pink roses
wcro a t t r a c i v t I y arranged
throughout the home and after n
delirious luncheon ut 1:15 o'clock
wlih covers laid for twelve the af
ternoon was spent at bridge with
Miss McDonald winning high score.
A hundUerchiel shower lor the
!rlde-elect was u feature of the uf-ternoon,
- Mrs. V. 8. Ha rex proved herself
a charming hostess yestorday ar-
ifrnnnn ulii-n she entertulnt'd t he.
Thursday Bridge club at u one o'-j
rlork luncheon. After a delicious i
two-couse. luncheon was served)
three lubles of auciion bridge were
Dt play, with Mrs. t'hfster New
lin winning high score. j
The home was prettily decorated
Willi pink rosea und Shasta daisies, 1
u dainty pink and white color (
miiriu; being used.
.;. I
Approximately rwenty mumbera
of the Stake M. 1. A. Hoard met
Wednesday evening at the home of
Mrs, Ueorge It. Lyman to hear the,
reports of Mrs. Lyman und Wilfordj
Johnson on the M. 1. A. Jubilee.
tonfercnee held at SalL Lake, lily
recently, which they attended.
following the reports the even
ing wuh enjoyubly spent at games
a 1)4 refreshments wen auivv.d...Thfli
home was decorated with beautiful
bouquets of the season's flowers,
canterbury bells tn pink, lavender
and white and sweet peas being used..
were present. At noon a picnic
lunch was served under the trees.
The women spent liic ailernoon vi
siting und the younger people went
swimming.
Mrs. Marvin W. Hoaney cnter
lulned at a luncheon and afternoon
ut curds In honor of M rs. I M.
Murker Tuesday afternoon. June S3.
The home wus decorulid. with a
dainty pink ami while color
scheme and durinir the iificrnuou'B
pay Mrs. L. H. I l:xm won . hih
a ore. The second prixe wont to
Green,
Those present were: Mrs. T.eotl
ard I! owe rs, .Mrs. It. 11. Kurnam,
Mrs. Green.
Mis. L. f. Hlxon, Mrs. Oscar John,
sou, Mm. I.. M. Ilc.rbec and Mis.
Mitrvin W. Jleauey.
t
Honoring the tenth birthday an
niversary of her son Itoyce and the
eighth anniversary .of her sou,
Clyde, ..Mrs. William Klepler enter
tained a number or boys and grls
aL u delighiiul parly Wednesday
afternoon. The birth tlay anniver
sary of one of the boys was last
Sunday. June 11 and the other is
next Sunday, June JS.
The afternoon was spent at gam
es -j nd music, alter which a diiel
ouu luncheon was served.
The l.Kdiea Aid of the Lutheran
Church held a social meeting yes
terday afternoon at the home of
Mis. Kred Mat tins. I Mans wera
made for the Apron social lo lie
given next moid h to which tht
husbands of Hie ladles are invited.
There was a large attendance
and before adjournim ut refresh
llieiilH Were served. I
The Missionary Society ' of I ho 1
Ttaptist Church, met yisierday at-
leinoon with Mrs. Sydney Mapper
sell as hosletia. The subject for tii;
afternoon was "Gods lied Child - i
ren," tnd was ably handled ly
M rs. JtoHt oe Clark. Tlie adieu
pledged themselves to give $U5.0t)
towurd the celebration ol liic Gol
den Anniversary of the organiza
tion. A social hour was spent at the
close of the lesson and refresh
ments were served.
Wool Fringe On
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HEttB Is a frock of black crep
embroidered with conventional
designs In bright-colored wooli
that is worn with a cap of th
same matertul, fringed In wool. The
frock la a utraightllne model, with
a round neckline und no sleeves, and
thecarf miiy bo worn wit(T to
point at the front or the buck, to
suit the fancy of the wearer.
Announcements
Social announcements may
be prlntetl In thlx column free
of charge. Any announcements
pertaining to any functions such
as cnkcl fHNt sales, etc., will
bo refiifewl. Aiinouiiccmcnts, to
be printeil the snino day, must
bo hi society editor's hands by
0:00 o'clock. Kuws tnlitor's
note.
Hints for the
Housewife
The average housewife always
has a few cans of N.ilimm on the
pantry shelves - for quick lunch
eons. ( n such occaHloiiH Kalmon
is usually used for a salad or
! creamed and served on to:od. 'Die
l following method In a little dif
ferent from the usual way cf
(creaming It, and more lantv.
The Lulher League of the Luth-1 rl" 0,", oinon. Uiv In
eran Church will meet this oven-!an ,'nilI",,1,,l ware Haucepau. add
lug In the community room of theiUvo tablespoon of butter und
church with Miss Miss Kmmi: I rool ,llUi' browiwd. Then add
Wurl as hostess.
Mrs. Frank S. Jester will 1e
hostess to the World Wide Guild
of the Baptist church tomorrow
afternoon at her home at i:iu5 N
Avenue.
The annual alt day picnic of the
Mission Hand and the Home J)e
pnrtmeiit or the l'resbyterlan
church was held Wednesday after
noon at Riverside Park. Sixty-four
members of the two organizations
WALLING'S
CLOSING OUT
,50 MORNING FROCKS
For $1.49
TRIMMED HATS .
$2.95 to $8.50
FELT HATS
New styles to select
l f 10111.
Japanese
PARASOLS
35c to' $1.95
WALLING'S
Wyoming Mountain
Slides Into River;
Forms Great Lake
CIIKY K X X R. Wyo. AP)
mountain of rocks, moving at an
incredible speed, toppled into the
Uros Ventre river. In thf heart of
the Teton mountains In western
Wyoming Tuesday, according to u
message received her Wednesday
night. A section of the Teton na
tional forest was smashed to splin
ters, several herds cf cattle Were
hwept away and many buildings
lost, the advices said.
The rlVer has been dammed by
the great heap of earth and rock
und a great lake Is forming, ac
cording to the message. In a short
time, according to the dispatch. It
will create a lake seven miles long
and a mile wide and probably
hundreds of feet deep because of
the sharp declevitiea on either side
of thu stream at that point. Short
ly after the t range occurrence,
according to the message, which
was from J. It. Jones, local man
ager of n telephone company at
Jackson. Wyo.. the river was 2 a a
feet deep at the point just above
the disintegrated mountain.
Jones, according to the dispatch,
WiiH Informed of the phenomenon
by riders in t hat vicinity who
raced to Jackson with the news,
one and one-half cups of wain",
the Juice of half a ..lemon, one
teaspoonful of WorchesterslUre
sauce, seasoning of salt and pep
per to taste, and a very mimM
speck of cayenne. The porcelaln
lilie surface of enameled ware be
ing proof agaln.it citrus acids,
there will be no danger of the
mixture becoming discolored or
affected. Thicken with three ta
bleMponfnls of f I o u r rubbed
smooth with a little of the Ihnild,
and stir the whole over the fire
until It bolls. Add to the sa-.ice
two cups of canned salmon. hon s
and skin remove. I, and flaked
apart with u fork. stir In one
tablespoonful of curry powder and
then when the mixture is thoro igh
ly hen ted, serve on :diecu of .h-u,
butt.-red tonst.
(2&2).
Molile
Ithon
(Heat
s.vn mv. tirs k a:.
Mountain hiandai tl Time Mat Ions.
KOA, 1'fiiver, Colo. M p.
in., Jop Mann and his Haiiibow
Lane orchestra.
1 'ail lie Si a i ii hi id Time stuUou.
KKI, l.os AugehKt Cullf, (4fi7),
fi;;ja-ii p, m., Kxaminer'b mullpeu
program; ti. Me Daniel's nightly
dptngs; ii:4r(, railltorlal talk; 7
t ;4.1. California Hcronaders'
dance orchestra, (ieorge Croak,
leader: 7:45, bookshelf by MIhm
Nauey; N-ii, Kxaiulncr program
arranged by Mrs. Kllnabelh (Ul
moro of the Women's IMeas ctubi
!t-lti, music of the Hiutct hour,
arranged by ticorge, l-'renuer, cov
ering muKic and literal v of
Virginia; la-1 1, I'nekart.ladlo
t'liib, Way WaltH a Oil his uku?
leie; Jack Klirlx. piaujMf; ltuth
and Lillian CarUon, liorothy
Cievclattd and others; ii- . ni.,
KI'TS uiidnight frolic, presented
' 1 ion .Mean', Wlltium lieati
dine, tamous movie iiii ector,
master of ceremonies.
Kl-'OA. Seattle. Wash. HUi. :;).';
I'r.iii p. in-, basebull resulls;
tityiupic liottd concert orchestra;
:4fi-S: 15. Ithodes Department
store program; i;:H)-10, Times
dance music; Iti:ii5-Xl, i)lynT-ic
hotel dance nniiilc.
KI-'WK, Hollywood, Calif.
S-y p. m.. news, program.
Mar Vlsru Subdivid isloli.
Wilson's dance orchestra,
Western male uuurlcl; U-lll. Mil
ler's International Hawaiian trio,
Charles l!eauchanip. tenor; War
ner Uros., BviieopalorK; la-1 1,
late news, Warner itios. frolic,
ilirection Charlie Wellniun.
K(J, (laklaud, Calif. (Hiil .2), S
p. in., weekly sports review. Al
Sanloro; S-10, Sherman. Clay
and company; short biographies,
W. S. Ctlheri. Arthur Sullivan;
two famous boiius by Arthur Sul
livan, Claire I'pMiur, Albeit (ill
b ite: -Thf Mikado"; lo-l a. in.,
Menry HalMcud's orchestra.
Kt;w. rortiumi, Me. 4in.r) fi-s
p. in., Cortland hole), Jackie
Souder's orchestra; 10-12. Port
land hotel, Jackie Soulier's or
chestra. K 11 J, 1.08 Angeles, Calif. (405.2),
5:30-6 p. m., Lelgliton's Arcade
f'ofeteria orchestra. Jack Cron
siiaw, leader: d-l : SO, Art Illck
iiian's Iilllmore hotel concert or
chestra, I-Mward lMtpatrick. di
rector; ii:3u-7:3U, little Hiories
American history, 1'rof. Walter
Sly vest er llertzog, pupils of St.
Johns school and I'ncle John; 8
10, program, Newberry Klectric
corporation, arranged by J. How
ard Johnson; 10-11 :, Art Hick
man's IJlltmore hotel dalice or
chestra. Karl Hurt net I, leader;
11:30-2 a. in.. Lost Angels of
KHJ, Majestic Six orchestra.
KNX, Hollywood. Calif. ( HttH.H).
6::to-ti:ir p. m., Wurlll.er pipe
organ studio. til Ziff's Hports
talk; fi:Ut. travel lalk, W. Al
der; ti;;to-7::to, dinner hour mu
sic; 7:110. Wurl It .er pljie organ
studio; 8-10, KNX feature pro
gram; 10-11, Abe Lyman's Cp
coatnu tlrove dance, orchestra
from Ambassador hoi el; 11-2 ji,
m., Hollywood NiKhl, presenting
Iho voices of Hollj wood's famil
iar faces.
Kl'C. San Francisco. Calif. (42H.-1)
11:15 p. in., basebull; 41 : 3T-7
States Hesinurant orchnst ra; 8
12, Johnny lulck's Cablrlans,
Modern Girl Is Pure
Despite Flapper Way?
XKW Yttltlv (lly the Associated
i're.'ht ot wll hstaiiiling kissing
and cocktail purtleii, oung women
are just as pure nowadays as they
wer,. years ago, ill the opinion of
John W- Cord, u jusiice of the
tUate tniM'ine 'ourt and a backer
of the Clean Hooks league, which
has hut'n active in seeking legisla
tion lor suppression of mjIucIoui
literatim.
He -cxprerHcd Ills views In court
here, in ruling that leulUnouy of a
wile's brtiakiats In negligee with
uuotlu'r man und occasional Uissits
and cocktail parlies were nut Miif
licient eblemu of Infiihdlty. The
dictum was given in the Btiit of
Thoniaii 11 iJinytiie. wcult h v rail
roiid ciiiiipiuetit inanufacturer, for
a divorce, '
Justice Cord W-ld I hut many of
the ihinna women did nowadays
were inlhcoiistruvtl.
' Why even my daughter tells
Hie (! Citcklai) parlies." lie add d.
1'oiatiiiK oui it chic young woman,
he eh.M'I'Vcd;
There t,he la. She'll It ll you,
if j ui ask her."
Mis daughter la Mrs. Ksther Kurd
Wait. Spectators in Hie crowded
courtroom Kaxcd cu in uinuzciiit nl.
"K"i: siuu;" exclaimed .lust ice
Cord, "kisaing is not frowned upon
the;sc tlas. Yes. kissing CVell
wllh another man's wife is no di
vorce evidence. Years lino. If
JOiiiig women were seen'doing the
things they are today, they would
have been ostracised. Hut that is
mil true now. '
Sister Mary
Says:,
Sea water contains ;t2 of the 02
known elements.
Hvealtfast rnhulleiD sirawbur
rles, cereal, I hlu cream, poached
'gKs on loasl, milk, eol'lee,
l.uiicheon Jcllii'il Maliuon, whole
whvut brrud, rice soulCle, milk,
leu.
Dinner Lamb slew with vege
table, steamed spimi-h, radish es
mid celery, Jellied fruit salad, (nan
bD'd. milk, coffee.
No dfHtit-rt Is planned for din
ner since a fnili salad in served."
Ulliger ale is used for Hie Jelly of
this salad while strawberries and
bananas are the fruit. A Krcnch
dressing or cream . muyomuiist' can
be used.
Children under six yearn of age
should mil be allowed to eat 1 he
fruit su hid or tip' sjnuyi served wllh
I he fish for luncheon.
dt llictl salmon,
one und one-half pounds boiled
t;almoii, i medium -sued onion, 1
new carrot, 2 branches parsley.
cup canned tomato, 4 cups ILsh
broth, i lemon, 2 tablespooni, gruu
ulateed gelatine, teaspoon salt. 1
citg (while and shell), 2 tablespoons
butter.'
Hull fish and separate Into flakes
while hot. Keserve the. broth
Midi butter and add onion uml cur
rot cut In thin slices, and parsley.
Simmer, without browning for live
minutes. Add tomato, fish broth
and rind ami juice of lemon and
e( boil, covered, for 1 & III III III '..
Strain and chill. Ite move fat.
Soften gelatine In 4 cup cold wa
ter for I fi mtipitcs. lnt st rained
New Nelly Don Wash Frocks
i'OH HOMU, STREET, BUSINESS, SPORT j
AND VACATION WEAR f
$1.05 to $10.50 j
PUTMAN'S
Ready - To - Wear and Millinery
Htock Into u mnool h sauce pan,
add white oi egg. crushed egg shell
and salt and stir over the fire until
the boiling polni is reached. Let
boil five minutes and tc.ir in soft
aned gelatine. Let stand over u,
low fire, keeping mixture below
t he boiling point uv f, minute.
Strain through two thlcluiesses of
ohee.secloth and let stand mil il cool.
Stir In flaked salmon and turn Into
six Individ unl molds. put on ice
to chill and become firm and ferve
with cucumber sauce.
u. t'rctlltcil as I'l-minilcr
Of Intel national I tt till inns
ItOMi: (Al'J. Those Dialiugm-d
America n inventions -jazz music
ami tlancing, cunstitute far mn.'
potent tiK''ticies in Hie cause of
international understanding be
tween America and t be nations
of the old world than suave diplo
matic overtures and lengthy and
flowej-y after-dinner speeches.
Such Is t he opinion of a num
ber of thoughtful Kalians .who,
after visits of varying bngt h in
the Dnitcd Stateti, have attempt d
to explain to t heir count ryhien
the Importance of undei-slandiilg
American cuodit lea t ions of c ll
t ura I und social ' convent loim pi'
I-; a rope. '5
Tho dartre floors, of the -lar-v
tourist hotels of Kurope, It is art
sorted, far from being thu ieeiu
of undesirable meetings of ytmmr
people, now nre places w-herf
young Amurlcan glils, pmperly
chaperoned, meet young Kujcp
cans of the better claicsi In Hit
meetings of these young petvple,
ill their conversations ami dis
cussions, I hero Is being brought
la U ii rope, thu spirit uml nienriiiih'
of America.
An aerial railway outride cba
monlx makes it possible for the
laity mountain climber to ascend
a considerably distance up the aides
of Mont Wane, range. When fin
ished the final landing will be onlv
:2aii feet below the actual tuutimtt'
of Mont Ulanc Itself.
Tin 'country of Nepal, being
barred to Europeans, is one of the.
least known of onv pari of Asia.
The parent of the navel orange
tree stands at I he head of scenic
Magnolia avenue, ltlverstde. Cali
fornia. It ts protected by an iron
grill; in summer awnings protect it
from the full glare of the sun; In
winter a smudge pot stands beside
it to guard against chill.
Sonieihms a tired woman gets
a vacation In a health resort mere
1v as a bed resort.
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and save a lot of money on them in a month's
time, because everything is priced low.
You can buy well-known brands of quality
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"Spuddies" Shoestring Potatoes, per bag-- Ac
M. & G. Potato Flakes, per hag 12c
Angelus Marshmallows, largo pkg 27c
Royal Club Peanut Putter, Mb. can 27c
School Boy Peanut Putter, Mb. can 2Sc
Whole Wheat Nuggets, regular size pkg 21c
Dromedary Grape Fruit, No. 2 cans 2"c
Your Luck Coffee, I -lb. cans 10c
Fresh Fruits Iieriies Fresh Vegetables
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You will fliul 1 lie utmost comfort uml rwt
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provltlc luniauul Htn-iiKtli; intt-rlocklnK chain
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tunHlc or '.mhook when rollMi up. TIiIm Ih-iI
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niodt to at and lutnl 'h;im
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1 Camp Coffee Pots
1
'Various styles. Including Mn-y
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One-piece Sheet metal, polished
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eivd eool haixlle UC
Thermos Isoldes
Pint nl.e, colored ruse; keeps
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of IiIrIi rurhon uteel with hracn
throuKli cunter; will not saw;
khaki canvas
seat
$1.60
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June 27th
5-Qt. Aluminum Tea
Kettle
Colonial style, good
aluminum at the
low price of...:
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I11K cffiit of nfl, natural
curl, Iho ni'W rrendi paprr
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Our liop In adinlrnhlj
Kiilip'(l und trnlned to give
lliln now curl. You will be
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I'lume Main 711
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