La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, September 18, 1925, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextFriday, September 18,-1925. NEWS 75 Members of ; Auxiliary Meet Tlie Young Women's Ktlucatlon ol Auxiliury mot last evening in the haH.iiunt of the .Methodist -church for the ri;-nt time ttfiur the t;u in m e r vacation, Seventy-six young women atter.ucd, making one of the largest meetings the uuxiilury has ever enjoyed. The church' was decorated with nutniun flowera and foliage, ami a jmrlor constructed in one cornet with rugs, Indian blankets, floor lumps und piano. The grand march, and stock parade was the fiiBt number on the "Round-Up" pro grain, Sirs. II. R MeDaniel curry tug off the blue j-ibbon for ihta c v-nt, and Mrs. J. k. Woodll whu ning second prize. The varloua booths and concessions were then opened, one of the most popular being the gypsy fortune teller's boot ii. where M itu M i inu Cooptr. disclosed the future of the guests in a highly original manner. Otlw ers were the Wild Woman in her tropical den, impersonated by Mrs. JloMi Currey, the "Nigger Haby,". at which everyone took three Hhot and "Tho l.lglu That Kalled," thesii being in charge of Miss Bertha Wal.-tnger. Mrs; Thomas Walsinger, JMhh Anuetta Johnson and Mrs. Will AdTer. - 'After a few games, the glrlfi present introduced themselves one by one by .short speeches. M at' Mabel Doty, the president of the auxiliary, greeted the old and new members in a very interesting amusing speech. The pageant "The Covered Wa gon," was a. novel form of serving relreshmenls. Two little coveted wagons, replicas of tho old "pral riu schooners" were wheejed in, and hot dogs and coffee served from them. After the refresh ments, everyone present joined in ringing a number of populur songs, corn panted by Mrs. Huth Kinman at the piano and Miss Mae .Stearns with-, her violin, and Jed by Mrs. Williams. , ; The committee in charge of the meeting consisted of MLss Olive Wilcox. chairman, Mrs. Allan Wright, Mrs. Sherwood Williams, MIhs JJcrthu Walainger, Miss Mima Cooper, MiFs Annetta Johnson, Ali.ss, Mabel Doty, Mrs. it. R Ty ler and Miss Mae Stearns. Mrs. l A. Kptlng will liave charge of the October meeting. . Mrs. Playle Entertains at Bridge Mrs. Charles playle entertained at bridge Wednesday afternoon ut her home on Fourth street; Aftec a delightful nrternoon pluy a de licious luncheon was served. ' Mia. Anna Pollack won high Neighbors Meet Witn Mrs. Allstott . ' The Neighbors ' of Woodcraft iipeirt a -dejlghtful- afternoon ' -yesterday at the home of Airs. W. H Allslott, when Mrs. Cora Orten,' Mrs. Murr and Mrs. Albdott wort h os teases. A guessing contest was a feature of tho afternoon, with Airs, Ada Clark winning the first prize and Mrs. Itobbins the conso lation prize. Approximately thirty ladles were present. At the close of the afternoon a dainty luncheon was served. Nowlands Entertain Swastika Club v The Swastika Bridge club met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Nowland Wednesday evening. Dur ing tho evening's play Mrs. ,W- H; Perry and A. J. Cook won high boo res. At the close of the play WALLING'S ; COATS ' New Styles and Materials 25 Less Than Elsewhere " Retrimming given Special Attention WALLING'S Minerva Says Nowadays women's shoos to be desirable must not only be good looking, but they must be good feeling and good wearlr.r as well. Our four numbers show n typify the newest styles in Arch-Aid Shoes. But not only that they are built fo afford yoj the utmost com fort. A concealed arch gins that gentle foot support the niodern woman nee on. Thu heel fits snugly and the toes have room to articulate ns they should. THE BOOTERY GAY I1AVKF.X. Msr. .SOCIETY! . Flattering This very fasclnnting collar la made of three double folds of white chiffon which follow tho V cut and then cascade gracefully In tho front. There is rio more flattering way to treat your neck. a dainty lunch wa-s served. , Mrs. Vermi AhiHworlh will bo hoxtt'is lo the club nt Its next meet ing. ' La Grande Couple Married Mrs. Kthel Bennett and William Chllder, both of l.a Grand. , .were married Tuwluy arternoon ut the parsonage of the baptist church, the ltov. A. G. I'ollard official Inc. They will muko their homo here- WH1 Organize ' Bible Class' Several members of the Lutheran church met last evening at .tho J home of Mrs, Frank Hansen to or ganize an adult Bible study class of tho Lutheran church. After a short bu si nets session the evening was spent at study. Miss McGrath Weds " Mr. Davis North Powder (Special) At a : quiet wedding: Saturday, Reptem- 1 ber 12, at the Catholic rectory at Baiter. Miss Vivian McGrath and Will Davis, bolh of North Powder, mere married by the Hev. Father O'Conner, Only limnediato relatives were present. . Both young; people are members or prominent fumilics of this sec tion and have many friends hero. Birthday Anniversary Party Held . Medical Springs (Special) Mrs. B. Dean entertained at dinner last; week honoring Mr. Dean's, birthday! anniversary. The table was decor ated with a centerpiece of beau tiful autumn flowers and covers 1 were laid for twenty-one.- I Mrs. Iaura M.oore, Mrs. Allco Oleson and son, Raymond, of Brem erton, and M.ra. Kthel Earnest, of 1 Seattle, who were house guestfl of the Deans last week, were among i the out of town guests present. j Announcements Social ftnnminccmonts may be printed In this column fme of charge. Any announcement pertaining; to any functions such as cooked food sales, etc. will be refused. Announcements, to be printed the anw dny. must be in society editor's hands by 9:00 o'clock. Kcws editor's note, , Mrs.' V. H. Bohncnknmp Jr., will be hostess to the Clio club tomor row afternoon. Radi 10 SATl HOAY, SKPTKMBint 111 Mountain Standard Time Stations KOA. Denver, Colo." (322.4), 12:15 p. m., luncheon program; 10, dance program. Pacific Standard Time Stations KFWB, Hollywood, Calif. '(22), 8- 9 p. m., Hollywood stringed trio Bid Llppman. leader; Scotty Denton, cello solos, Myrtle Wal ters, soprano; Bill Blake, tenor; 9- 10, Warner brothers syneopa tors, Violet Preston, blues' sing er: All-Southern quartet: 10-11, Warner brothers frolic, direc tion, Charlie Wellman. KGO, Oakland, Calif. (31.2), 4- Mrs. A. L. Richardson Coloratura Soprano Teacher of Singing, and avullanie for Concerts, Coaching Trios, quartets and Choruses. Tupil of Oscar frienger and Yeatman Griffith, New York City. Studio 708 O Avenue. Genuine French Pasfry Filled with Hungarian Cream Made only by Gwilliams' EJeclric Bakery Sinkers of tllvti-tinule Patrti "HOME OF THE GOLDEN CRUST" , B:8t) j. fi Jiotel St., hncls con cert f orchestra. 'Vtutou ; j.ijKifr reru,' conductor; S.:lui" ccnirer.t. Wiley B. Allen company! Alenco trio; Hurrietto Kronen, violinist; Harrison (Mots, tenor; Paul Kldon, cellist: Jjick Gercovich, pianist; Maurice Michaels, plan ist; 10-12. dance program, Henry Hulstead's orchestra; soloists. KHJ. Los Angeles, t'aiif. (405.2), 5:30-0 p. m., Lelghtou's Arcade cafetrla orchestra, Jock i'ron slfuw, leader; (1-6:30, Art Hlch imin's Blltmore hotel concert or chestra, Edward KitKparrlclt, di rector: ;3-7:30, liadio kiddles hour, David Durand und Hen jlttu Poland, Uncle John; Agfeles and Musaer Seed com pany program; Von Praag's or chestra, Gladys Blackwell plck- ering, soprano: Helen Mead Lit tle, flutist; Mona Content, pianist Orpheus Four quartet: 10-11:311. Art Hichmau's ( Bill more hotel dance orche.s!ru! Earl Burnett, leader: ll:3u-2 u. m., Lost An gels of KHJ, Walter Blddlek, harpist; Lest Angels orchestra. KJIt, Seattle, Wash. (3S4.4), 1:15 . 2 p. m.. Columbia theater or gan recital; 2-:!: 15, "Home Help, ternice lU-dlngtou; 8:30-10, L. O. Warner company studio pro gram. KNX. Hollywood, Cailf. (33G.9),' &:30-U:i4 p. in., Wurlltzer pipe , organ; :I5, travel talk, W. K Alder; G:30-7,. Atwater Kent Radio orchestra, Paul Klnsleln, h-ader; 7,-"Jnsect Llie," Harry V. McRpadden; 7:3o-s, Wurllt ' zer niim , oi'jran:' S-!l. KNX t'en- .ture program; 9-10;. program, I teverlyrhlge company; to-U, Ituy West's Coeoanut Grove dance orchestra,.. Ambassador hotel;, 11-2 p. m.( Hollywood Nite program, KTCU Seattle, Wosh. OOR.I), 0:0-7:1 T, p. .in., Hermlo King and his supersoloisla; - 9:I0-ti:30, lermle King and Ills suporsolo- ists; 9:30-12, rrollc; Uncle Hal and his stars. , . . We liave litem for Sale, old and new Boxes nt from five To seventeen cents Per box, any amount l-'roni one box to rive thousand. There Is oltifc to He a phortnee of Itox material, in fart Tito mills have turned I mvn stum; orders n 1 ren I y. Hetter sjM'ak for Yours now. La Grande Warehouse & Storage Co. MAIX 793 - " ' -i i ffWST jOl'Wfif!! 4 CvV ' V -Viv'tf,'iC A . neatly as a.; teaspoon fits the mouth.; ;; fA fgfW CCO.fi.' '. N " JXX X Therefore Tru-Bake Crackers nip off clean T v-aooa -cooks j if & ' S vV ' -almost crumbless- . a;.-. prefer it!. Ii i! JriGft i . ? X s s isp .flaky ad .fl;ful that t a B e I Bv - : " . . . , always deugnt the particular hostess ana , V" 4U aS""- 1 Li JL SSf M V . ! ' her guests. , Y,; I i 0VCr yQa,rS V XA Aslv your grocer for TRU-BAKE the Vy f j II jF ' 1 " . ej ' vj' ; Universal Cracker. B mflfPefSi Em! - - ' - 'S " , Thc.iloma of Tru-Blu Grahams, English Stylo. Biscuits and the Famous Tru-Blu" Fruit Cake' 'ill '''".;'' f':; .. . jjficTSm. : " paggSy-wiggiy'--' y r til 3rTn?&- a ' - ', 'g rLjjectwe . Iri r,wS , APPLE BOXES M l. Ct 0i. I WI KSL I We Hove ll.m tor . 1 1 I 1VIUIIUUU. lJCIJL. I of.. i S 3r JSi;tHirTrZ7V-e1tgEta 'A "V"U Sister' Mary Says: (By Slsier Alary) Break fuBt Grapes, 'scrambled eggs with bueon. crtnme4 pota toes, whole wheut popovers, milk, coffee. ' ' Luncheon Cream ,,of tomnto soup, toasted bread sticks. rlery and chtteso S!indwlche. pumpkin pie. milk, tea. Dinner Baker haddock wll oyster sauce, scalloped potatoes, lima beans, pear salad, caramel bread pudding, graham bread, milk coffeo. Celery, finely minced. Is com bined with cream cheese woll sea soned with sail and pepper. If the sandwiches :.re not planned for young children minced reen pp per can be added. Pumkiii Pic Two INght.iiirh VU Two cupa stowed pumpkin, 's cups sugar, 2 (ahlcapoons flourf 1 teaspoon cinnamon, 1 teaspoon gin ger, 2. tablespoons nioluasi s. 3 efrgs. teaspoon Kilt, 3 cups milk, plain pastry. ; Mix nnd sift sugixr, apices, flour ;:we will again feature a full lme, , j BJta J.SfeTS i ' f I ve will again feature a full lma of delicious home-made candies made in our oAvn sanitary candy kitchen , including BRITTLES ; FUDGES CARAMELS' DIVINITY NUT ROLLS ENGLISH TOFFEE NOUGATS , PEN0CIIEA ' TLAIN AND FANCY MINTS Exclusive Local Agents for . Johnston's Box Candies and suit. Add to pumpkin und mix thoroughly. Add mohuues und slowly udd milk, stirring conjtunt ly to blend thoroughly. Beat eggs well und stir into mixture. Pour Into deep pie dishes lined with plain pustry nnd bake 6o minutei; in a hot oven. The ovi-n should bo very hot when the ph s are put In and tho heut decreased as the crust bakes. When firm , to -the touch the custard is done. IV one pie is wanted use 1 egg and one-hair tho amounts of the other ingredients. Tho, stewing of the- pumpkin Is of great importance. , To stew cut pumpkin In narrow strips convenient to handle.. Pare nnd remove seeds nnd stringy por tion. .Cut In cubes. . Put in to .a kettle with a oloae-fittlug cover ami add Just enough water to pre-; vent burning. Cook over a low fire until pumpkin. Is tender. Ktmiove cover ami simmer for one or two hours until pumpkin Is dry. stir; often. The pumpkin must be well- cooked nnd all the water evapor- i ated. Hub through a colander for vegetable rlcer. . , ' j 'Tho pumpkin can bo baked orl steamed If more convenient. A small "pc" pumpkin Is baked whole. A big "field" pumpkin Is cut In pieces nnd baked Uke squash, .....,.:.. cJi;sj yx - .ream - mwr &ws iLtr . :i .llkttul CI uint up; Ui po;'tcl Slight MABSHKlELni Ore. District Game Warden Art M. I'lsh, iffter a survey of most of tho county, declares there Is little illegal hunting being done in this part of Oregon. lie bad scoured the woods abend of the seasen'a opening and found no cai-ly hunt ers camped. Tin warden's roun-lH toolc him through the western part -of Douglas county to the Tioga and upper waters of Coos river in Cooa, southern Coos and and northern Curry .z'mntles. Mrs. Lcc Reynolds Arcrvtlltetl Piano Teacher ' Who has Ju,st .returned from studying in the Ka st w 1 1 h her .former teacher. Mis. Thereso Von Nestilx Mueller, will take u liiutled number fcof pupils nfltr Sept. 13. , J l Yoa set a1 kc "CLOSE-UP" eff n fceSoro yeu bisy 33 Phono FarmeVa C2 j , . , M. . 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