La Grande evening observer., August 19, 1925, Image 3

Wednesday, August 1!), l'.25.
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVE!!
Page Three
NEWS of SOCIETY jlESTIMG :
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I ULLAYtU
rompllmomlnif her nleCf. MUv '
ltuih Tuylor. win Is vbUtiiff In Jhe !
city from Kan !). i'aliforrtlu, i
:ln. II. 10. t'oolidije t nt riutU l ,
with u bridge parly I Hat t-vcnTnir;
(it her home on O n venue. The .
home wus d'-eoruted with bouuiieifl'
of beautiful pink rowi and durinu
Hit' evening tUrt-1 luhles were at
jduy. .Mt Dorothy Meyers won
high hfyic uinl tin KUfHl prise w.is
pre-ientid to Mits Tuvlor. !
An cetllent luncheon was nerved
at thi" close of i h play.
A Miifct wedding took place at
tli parsonage of the liaplist
cli ii re It M inula v evening at !::
o'clock when Ms Lcona Mc"on- j
1111, of l.a Grande, ami Floyd I
ThontUN. of ItoseburK. were tiiiii( I
In inarriuKf ly llu Keverend
(ivorfci A. pollard, i hf young
couplf were accompanied by Mr.
ii-hl Mm. W. H. laviH oi Ui Crninde.
Honoring her nisi'-r. :tra. Nelson,
who in vi-siiing In (.rande from
her honi In California, Mrs. Mat
foal wen entertained ji number oft
1 1 lends Saturday evening ut her
home lien1, Lour tables of "lino" J
vtr' at play during 'he evening i
with Mr. and .Mrs. Clyde 1 la vis
winning high Jionors.
At tin el os of the gumes dainty
ri'iri'slitiM'tits were htv1.
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,' The Young Ladle;:' HlMie M. I.
A. of ih (.. I), S. church Ravi1 a
fliiow r Krldny in honor of M rs.
Harry I'roi'tnr nt hi'r home on fe
ilar hi reel. The home wuh beau
tifully decorated with flowers and
li delightful social time was spent,
lifter wlii h refresh tui'iit.s were
l'TVd.
Smart Gloves
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The pull on ulove la preferred to all
others by th.: fawhlonuble woman,
end It Is uton everywhere in gray,
beige und tuupe hid. This pair make
Uiit-lf UIstiiK-tivo by adding a bit of
cvarte blui.'t KtHehine about-- th
uppor tuifje.
Sister Mary .
i Says: .
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And in Kuril Hot Weal her. Too!
(Ad in KyraeiiBe, N. y post-
Ktandurd)
WANTKI) Two . ex peHi;n rod
f.alesludies in ooats, suits uhd
dressta.
T)ip Ijulli's' Roi-i"ty to ttii- Ilro-
! or ' ';a" '"r, a " "' Uon oook,,l milk. .-orfw. .
,..., k. . 'Il,.-r.. W:. a .,.h.- scllp,,l polotor.fl
od p.-ars. cup cal;s. inillt. tea.' .
Tho T..idioB of Moosehoarl J.p- iMnm-r t asrolf or fish snd
picrn will meet ut the I. O. O. J'. ! ''Ketatik s, creamed string hennn
hall ThnrHilny ufternoon at 2 CUCu,"1 J J'Hy salnd, baked apple
o'elork, with Mrs, l.ee Clower and 1 npliK. ry.- bread, milk, ooifee.
.Mrs. Steffln us hoste.-ses. i Th eass.Tole dish siWKested In
I the dinner menu n-ducis tin num-
I her of dish s r.. .d,-ii lor th in.il
Totatoi's ;ir- (.nil d separately but
are nerved as a border to ihe fish.
arrots, onions, rt i..-ry and parsh-y
are cooked with the fish and
niushroorns may be added if con-
VenfellJ.
Potatoes sometimes pall if cook
ed too often the same way. Tin
dish snuyrsted in the iunoheon
menu is nourshiiiff and somewhat
iinuruai. ,
j Seal lopcH I'otaloes
Tour Kood sini'd potatoes, 3 hard
; "boiled" I'gtra, 1 cup heavy cream,
I W cup milk, butter, I tahlewpoon
i made musTard, A tablespoons but-
tered crumbs. 2 tablespoons grat
! ed cIum ae, sail, and pepper,
j Peel potaloes and cut in - the
slices. I'm hall the potatoes into u
L.uell buttered baking- dfsh. Sprin
kle with salt and pepper and cover
with half the chs in thin slices.
I Jot with hits oi baiter. Mix cream,
I milk and mustard. Pour half of
. this mi.xturo over potatoes and eg:
j g. Add remaining potatois, seu
sonlntf eir-is and pour over the
I rest of thv eivam mixture. . Cover
with butten d crumbs mixed with
j Kiated cheeai and bake in a hot
ov'-n until potatoes are tender. It
will take about fifty mlnut. s. The
j dish can he covered duritifc- the
I first hulf of the bit kin v. The cov-
r should be removed to crisp and
J brown the crumbs.
COVR, (Spetlal) Two fine hoi
st ein cuu , belonKlntr In A
Hurl ley, died from hlpttUiiK on ul
I'lili'U hint week, . . . s m
Terrol .lusiH-r, of Meiidup, Ida.
ho, is vUitfnif ut the home of bitt
Hliele, 1-J. T. Hoswell.
A budget ii i ei tint? will be held
Ip Frosty d 1st r lot August 17,
Mrri. George Uecker, who .' hos
been v)sliinif ndutlvea iire ' left
.Sunday, for W'ullu. WaMu, Wash
ir.e.toa ' visit -her daughter, Mrs.
I. A .Mcllnde. ,
The hunt ralim of last week
ajrnln stoppeil tin Jiurveeiititj for
u few d lys.
The Palmer threshing niuehlne
arrived ut the.T. t). Johnson fjirtn
Monday morning to bein work.
Ceorge ItnUi-r Is having hlfl
ri'siib'tuv painted. '
Mi. ud Mis. Nell ' Klghl Bpeiit
a couple ot days ut W&bowa Lake
lust week. .
Claude Hurford. of High Valley,
visited Hpwmd (laflset Sunday.
Mm. Nelson Klght and nuns.
Clifford end llordolf.'. aud iluugh
ler, Nora, b it Hupday fpr o three
wieks visit-wilh' her sous In Itay-.
mend; .Washington' ' "
Kemu ih, Hiiffman,- of( Wallowa,
visititd his Ki'-'mlmplher.'Mrs. Sar
ah'Th6inpsbn. lust iwenk.
itailith Johnson, 1 of l.u CJrande.
is visiting liis 'grandparents,, Mr.
und M rs. . T, I. Johii.-ion. ,
Grandma 1'rlshee is .spending fl
couple of . weeks at Ihe Neil .Klght
home, .... ' ' r ' , '
Mis. Adolph . Peeh'ler tuH'.. son,
Wayiie, vfsiiiij her . mot hor.-A Mrs.
T, 11, Johnson last Thursday.
Radio
Ti7lV VK HAVE Till-; AVU-UM.AU tl.l'fi
iittiilKition ut prominent Imwmns nun ot S;:n I raueiw- . U.i jr
m a roliarlvcity by 1CM. UW how of Owrti joak:
hceivisiy.
i un .. H,.i.t 'riimnni J. ltriitin;i
tush, vice iniiiitiiit. ana --i Wain,
1 1 I bKs Nipiml nipovihle,
(Piom the Wiiynetown. I ml.,.
.. Oespateh) '
A number of IntfenlouH theories
have been, udvnneeil wis to what
uetunlly hiLppenei) ut the little ca
bin In the woods. m . unie:w ai
lillopal evidence Is brought fur
wiird It 1m improbba possif :t
Wvbthartharut for the umrder.'
vr.i(ty of - Cnlifornla. southern
bram-li'.' , ; ,
KP(). San l-Yaneitjco. Calif. .(42K.:i)
ii:4n7, p.rn . Wahlemarl.hu!
the StuteH Ueslaurant orehetra:
i T-t:S. Kiuly Helner'.- Puhniont
hotel coneerl -oreheslru; : S-y.
progrnni. - Kvelyn S. ' W ire, or-
Kuni.Ht ; 0-Ml, program,' 1 ion Leo
Cadilluo eompanyt P'-l l, .lack
Coahley's I'ablrhins.
WALLING'S
New Fall
SILK AND CREPE
DRESSES
Priced forQuivk
Turnover
FALL HATS
Juut Received
$2.93 to $10.75
WALLING'S
Lovely Hair
Is mart" most lovely by
freituent and careful
marcelling. Nothing ia
quite so BUccpssful In
producing a charming
nppenrance.
Phon Main 6T7 for
nn nppointment.
Geist Marinello Shop
Sommer Uldg. Thone M. 577
Why Not Together
(Adjacent nds in Colorado '
Hprinjrs Gazette)
Tl A 1 1 G A I N Wile go n e East,
husband staylti;; to sell nice, mod
ern. 7 - room home. WIN talie
'l T'ltO for miick 3,i;e: close in.
A M anxious to join husband.
Want to Hell equity lnt 4 -room
modern bun en. low. Only $r00.
So Pcrle'tly Silly!
"The Indians must have sif
fored tori ures from it."
"Prom what, lioni'S?"
"Waiw hooping cough, Tain ho,'
THi nsiJEV, AlT.l'fiT 20. '
.Mountain Stomlanl Time Stations
CNItC.-Calgarv, Can. (435.S). ? P
in., Nfudnme Mamie Gardiner,
contralto; C." S. H.-O. quartet.
KO.V Depver, Colo. (:12;.4. :S0
p. m.. Herbert While und his 811
. ver State orehustra.
.'pacific .Stnuilnrd Time Stations.
KPWU '.Hollywood, t'altf. (2&2).;
..7:4t'p. in., Juck lioaz. fishing!
scoul; 7:46, Dr. T. Floyd lirown,
talk on plastic and facial' udri;-
. er:; fc-9, program.' Starr PIuiiq
company featuring JlollywootJ j
Uhythiu Kfuga in urrangenientij j
of Uennett records; : tt-ilV, pro
gram. Don ! Smith, inc.".. Ilana .
Moon dunce orchtt'ra. Mongers'
Hawaiian trio, Trunk .Pierce aid 1
Vic. Heal, eonicdyf.aoiigit; 10-tl, ;
Warner liroi hers 1 frolic, dtrec- j
tion Charlie Wetlimin, presenting1
u Warner llrothers movie ntnr '
as guest announcer. ; .' I
KGO, Oakluni), Calif.- (3fii:.2)V 8 p- i
in.. . Officer tjiifir' KGO pjaw j
IP, Dwlght JohnsoD'B Hotel hi.
.Kru licit dapec prcliestra.
KG W. J'ortland, Oi'e. (491.5), 8-fl
li. m.. Oregonian concert oreheu-
Via;. in-l-i, Jlernian Kenin's. Mult
nomah hotel orchedtra.
KH J. I jo AngvUf. Calif. (405.2).
5:o- p. in., J'lglitori's Arcade
cafeteria orchestra. Jack 'Cron
shaw. leader; i-ti::tu. An Hick
man's Hlltmore hotel concert or
chestra.. KdwardKitzpatrick. di
rector; t;:30-7:30. Itadio kiddies
hour featuring Dickie Urandon
and Jane Hughes, screen star
lets, i nch John; 8-9., program,
Di Lite Products company; 9-10.
program, Ando liadlo company
of Glendnle. California; 10-1 1,
A't Hickman's Uiltniore hotel
dunce orchestra." Karl Burt net t,
1 lender-
KNX. Hollywood. Calif. (33H.9),
ri:30-t!:lft p. m., Wurlitser pipe
organ studio; (1:15, travel talk,
W. F. Alder; :3fl-7, Atwflter
Kent Ttadio orchestro,; Paul Fln
steln, leader; 7-8, program, John
A. Evans corporation: fi-10, KNX
feuture program, arranged by O.
. Allison Phelps, the Itadio philos
opher; nun, Ahe;i.ymnn'8 Cb
. coii nut Grove dance orchestra
from' Ambassador ' -hotel; 11-12.
, cainpns night, ..students of Pni-
Minerva
Says
We havp had 1000 rails
for nw I'all Khoci. Borne
people were asking for them
one month before the sale,
pian left th factory with
the new sn in pies. But to
niake a long story Rhort we
Jiuve rerelveri today a few
of the new Kail Shoes, an 1
they will be coming along
a few at a time us the fac
tory can pet thrm made up.
So here we go. Come nni
look. se window for nt a
tyleft. A plioto of any of
the family f i e w it H each
purchase of 'M-ns and Ii-dl-V
Shoes nt
Httine of An li-Aiil Shoes
THE BOOTERY
Evrythlng for the f-et
from the bottoms "ip to th-
knee. We stop thete.
COM.EEN MOf 2 8YS hIih'h Koine to M tht hrr big
brulhrr, I'IItc. L-ii lions all rielit In llw movlm. N.w In tin
g me, hi first role will bo with lir In "We Mndorn.," liib U
to be Aimed br r irst National.
STORK SHY l
CDiT7Dronri
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;o:h lortLin." or i nil' Moctauvii
Prefi ' reporter to v ll nieiM.. ; the,
eiriseiiing eereino'iy of Huby Si - j
gut'd, fii ui . I orn uon of u mining j
1'iigirieer of the Great Norwegian
Coal Company,
Tlie little wooiImu Lutheran
church . crowded to capacity;
with the -niije female poptilulion
of the village1 hurdly more than 1
4a al told, all In their Sunday
bent, and young Hlgurd marked
hin disapproval of the proceeding
In the way InKuiis have nit overt
Ihe world. He wuh much more
amiable ut home,- where Celebra
tions were kepi up until the small
hours in a denwe ulmospher of
tobacco smoke and an Improvised
oiie-eian ix band.
"He will he u regular Norwor
Kian," his mother said as Sigurd
wuh finally borne off to bed amid
loud proifta
NEW FALL HATS
IN I'KLTS, VELOURS AND VELVETS ;
Always a pleasure to kIiow you the new- lliintf:;.1
Pub
'.man s
Kendy-To-Wear nnd Millinery
Any Ono or Whom
"YOti know pMstr -l be chap
who was always telling the biigul
things bis son did? Well, he wan
I on nd shot dead today no clues."
, -'U.w.il Lord! I Iho tght he didn't
I.;ie an i-iuiny in the world!"
"Maybe not but he had lots of
friend."
LONG Y EAlt CITY Spltv.beiv
gen, (API lijrd life Ifi prolific
enough In these toiuly lutitude.i,
but a viHtt liom the atork ia a
sufficiently rare event to set all
the win -less apparatiih in tip1 arch
Ipelago huiuiiiiiij.;...
' A huby horn h'-re enjoys the
iiniqiie ' privil 'tfe of being I'.iptiz
ed In the most northerly ehuich
on arih (7S iL-i;reefi, is minuitH
North LnHtn.b'l and ll was the
Victor DePinto
Assisted by Helen Pnrkcr, Soprano, and
Nina Gibson, Accompanist
FAREWELL CONCERT, AUGUST l!Hh
8 O'clock
Presbyterian Church
No Admission. Silver Offering.
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CARRS
MACHINE EXTRAS
We Curry Pints for
john deeiie
Mccormick
PEERING
Oregon Hardware & Imp. Co.
CAKES
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JKI.I.Y HOU.fl
COCOANIH' , . ..
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ciiocoi.atk nou.s
MlNSIIINK
NOT THE SAME AS OTHERS'
ill Ml-M M ill I MM
:.IPABCOIN
is an improvement
on print linoleumj
. Has 25 more wearing surface
yet costs less.
Lightens housework because of
its easy-to-clean enamel surface.
Comes in beautiful patterns in
' both rugs and yard goods.
; For Sale By
Carr Furniture
Company
are waiting until limes
are better before they
act Others are active
now to make times bet
tor. One is a producer, thj
other a consumer. Both
help to make the world
what it is.
UNITED STATES
Gwiiliams' Electric Bakery
Makers of lllgh-f.rnde Pftstric ' '
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Women are the. purchasing agents for
the home. They can always do their work
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The advertisements tell you of these
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