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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 5, 1925)
Monday, .October 5, lJ2u. ' TliE LAGRANUE EVENING OBSERVER Page Three ' ! NEWSofSOCIE!C0fEfiS Vliss West. Mr. Mason Married Sunday , quiet woddlnK took nlaco vea. lerduy uftcrnoon at I o'clock at the Home of Mr. uud Mill. Arnold Hugir ii Slay Park, when Miss i.avcrlna A. West nnd Hurry IS. M:ison wero mlted In iimrriaj,'t.. The llev. (J. .v.Joms of the. Christian church .mciuifrtn.i a lurire number of latlvis of both tin- bride nnd room were present. Alter tho 'reinony a reception was tflvcn. ' The bride la the daughter of Mr. nd Mrs. V A. West of tho Rum- iierVille coluAiuntty und -Mr. Mason In Iho soft of Mr. and Mm. c. f! .111011, ol Itichhind, Ort'irun. H- lins for tho punt tliroo years boot inn. -.-it'll mm uie euro 01 the )lks' temple horo. Tho huppy conplo will bo t lomi! to their frli nils tit tho oor i. r of Hovonlh nnd Pennsylvania. :iio Club . Entertained Tho flip ol ub wan dollffMfnlly nterlnlned Hatnrdiiy " " afternoon fcvhon Mrs. I.ee lloiivy was lioslesa t an atlructtvely appointed Inncli- hort at IMS o'clock at her homo in WaKhitiKlnn avenue. Tim table tuns decorated with n contendere r beautiful ro.se ItndH ami' an ex 'llenl lumMii'on .was Hcrved with 'overs for twelve. ' .' After luncheon, tho ; nflornoon was speht n't brtdfje wltlr Mrs. W. Itoiit.'r , trlnntng hiKu Roro, among- ,llie club, ilif iiiImth. Th,CTie8t prixo. lit tq M I'M. f J,;HerOKRllt.;; . : b , i .,-: 1 . . .... lrocal Couple ' . joined m Wedlock - ,1 Mifirf Florence- T. Morrlri nnd low.-n-fl l. Ittoh'artlfon' wero.mnr iMl Thursday. October f'tU the i-ievn Kloliardson home at 803 Ad orns avenue. The Up v. William 'loshy Koks officiated. They will mr.ke tlielr homo here. Announcements . Social announcements mnj I be printed In tills column free or charge. Any announcements pertaining to any functions sucn as cooked food Bales, etc., will : be refused. Announcements, to I Ik1- printed the 8a me day, must be In society editor's liands 1J I l;00 o'clock.' ft'ewa. editor's note. .'"' 1 " ." ' '-' Sirs. W. G. Sawyer will be hostess Ito the Lucky Thirteen club with hinrhtoii ut IMS O'clock Thurs- May ufternoon, Ot'tobei 8, ut th country cub. . . . ''. ;. The TJrolherhood oi' Anietiean VV.-oinen will have InBtatlatioiirUPd,, a supper this evening, ut Kueles hall. The Youue Women's Kduc'ntional iixilinrv will hold Its regular uhnthlu mtfitinir .iit thn llotliorlist thureh busnnent tomorrow evin- k. October 6. An Interestlnff und iiiglnal program will be given. i . i; The Ladles' Auxlllury to tho trotherhood of Hallway irainmen vlll meet ot KaRles hall Tuesday venlng at 7:31 o'clock. All mem iers are urged to be present, Bpe iul business will be transacted. , n-i,n Wvoiiiifnster Society Will ineet this evening at the homo of M'vs. A. R. Puryeu. COATS For the large womnn. Just received. Distinc tive in style, coloring and workmanship. TK1MMED HATS $3.9r, $5.95 to 10.75 (Velours) COKSKTS To Close Out. $1,50 and $2.95 Bon Ton and Royal Worcester. Minerva Says Just received a new ship ment of Men's !ress Shoes. Color, b!ock and brown: round and medium toe: rub ber heel: welt soles. These sre the shoes you have been looking for. Also several aiyles In Men's Arch Pr? serrer Shoes. If you hove foot trouble this Is the shoe for you. . Prices are right. See wln- , dow for styles. Hoys' School Shoes, welt '. sole; calf upper: rubb-r ; heel: ood toea snd styles: '.wore 15 S and r..0. now M.oO. These ore a snap! Sizes :j to 5. Do hoys wear . shoes Why sure! THE B00TERY G.T HAVnf'V. Mr: WALLING'S r; WALLING'S 1 Satin Hat This attractive hat la mado' of folds of black 6atln ribbon and arranged on a very smnrt little shapof A fan of the ribbon, pleated, moJcc3 a snappy trlinmins. ' : ' Sister lnt-y nronUfnst Ohillod melon, oer pl. thin rrenni, French tonst, bu-1 Rnr syrup. nillk. cof(fv.x x Lnnehoon Corn .nioeji, ovs(M's, .stewed. tomntoof4 with rroutonH,; brown brcMl, baked apple diiSnp-! Unit'- with -.Jam, milk, te;u i :;' linner T-rolled 1 : riorlorhousot' .steak, baked sweet pptnloes, tuf-, fed baked pepper. Jpliled Trult salad, opricot whip, plain , cake, milk, coffee. i The ''corn mock oysters" are particularly pood served with fried chicken when nn elaborate dinner Is wanted. However, they make u delicious htnpheon dinh worth re membering. Torn Mock Oysters Six ears sweet corn. 2 eggs. spoon pepper, rolled cracker crumha. ; . ' . . fierape corn from oob. To do t;hl8 cut through tlij epnter'pf :each roy, of .Iternbls Kvttii'Mhiiipqihtfpf sharp knffixt ' Scrape .ite-vni will) btumt dge of knlfo to wnjo,ve pulpj beat eggs until light' with' milk, Add corn, salt and;fiepper and enough fine cracker crumbs to make a "drop" batter. Drop front tip of spoon Into deep hot fat and' fry four minutes. JJraln dn brown poppitr. If jfioro 'ComenitHt( thft "oysters" can ht. pun -fried-Ire hall mitteY 1na- m(fr1arff-lh'a;'tWyinil I pan. Hrown first on one Hide then' turn nnd brown on the other. hard food niirr filVlCS- 1 1 a s J k ijk)i vy T;-jr:Tii REWARD, Alaska (Hy the .As sociated ,1'isa) -A idietVof- hard food gives trie Ktinukannk. Uristol buy. Indians, the finest teeth in the world.' Dr. M. U. Douglas, trav eling dentist for the federal bureau of education, declared after, mak li ff a study of the Indians In that region this summer. Ile reported seeing Indians of 70 years of ago with full sets of. per fect teeth. Dr. Douglas found only three small cavities in the teeth of 18 school children. Sister Mary Uses Press to Break Engagement O Mlaa Ruth C.'.rr Pstton. iit-tty K.;i.i City dbuUinte, took an unusual metliud uf tndine hr cnK'isement t.. .iilu.. Irtnian l.oier. wealthy At lanta architect. She published In ne iK.iKp..rs of the two cities an annountfU.ent Ihst the enKKSemetu l.inkn. It wh te:d newa tu soopi-r. who ru.ned to Kanpua Otft tat All. I'altoa reruscdlo see Mm. dhs haa lven no reason fur her action. t 'm'J'I mm COVK (Special) !tesldc8 win ning second place In community ex hibits e.t the county fair Cove won "jeveral prizes for smglo cut ties. The Uev. J, W, Slnyton delivered his farewell address, on Sunday evening to a large .audience. The people of Cove regret to lose him und his family. The first I'urent-Teacliei-s' meet ing of the year will be held at the schoti house soon. . . Peter K-loster and family, of Portland, were gnests of Mr. und Mrs. L. !;. Anderson recently. -Mr. und Airs. Hay Marker and family nre guest tt the homo of Air. und Airs. It. 1. Barker. At the regular meeting of the Woman's club last wt ek Mrs. Al bert Dicker aml'Mrn. II. Fisher v.ero appointed direttois of a dra matic club, which bus by en organ ized hero. The Chautauqua festival, which Iiuh grown to be an annual event at trove, will be given this yjjar October U to 14, inclusive. .Mr. and Mrfl. J. K. Stearns mid Miss Mae Stuarr.s were Cuvc vis itors Sunday. They were guests of Mrs. Lou Payne. , ; " . Mr. and Mis. C. i. Hoes. Mrs. L. H. Carter and- Miss Hess Ki-lly are enjoying a two weeks outing on the Milium.' Mr. and Mrs. A. II. Orion are spending the week tn- i'ortlaml. K. J. Slucktund ts a Portland visitor.( ,t . t t, .... . : . ..tra. A. B. McCudn wes fiostses to her Sunday school cluijs ut din ,ner Sunduy. ' Mr. and Mrs. T. nr,Conklin are entertaining their jjiuall niece, Ha ebel Kail, of Yakima. ,W:islilngto! ' The Uev. and Mis. William Mur ray liradiier wjll give u parish re ception, at the Heetpry. ijliuisduy evening. ' .'Miss Opttt. 'lYcrs." of Vale, Ore gon, who -hus bfon the guest of her aunt, Airs. Oeo. McDaniel, left; for. Monmouth to attend the state normal school -a few days ago. Miss Mildred Hlehurds,. who last year was a studurit at1 O. A. C, is studying at Hellhighuin, Washing ton this seasoft. , 'J'o (o to New York. Lexro Prilliwian, : a graduate of the state university, will leave soon for New York City, where he will teoch drumatic art in the Lewis Art school. A high school party will be given Friday evening- honoring the fresh hien. . ' Clns officers vforiithn ovo high School this year 'fires Oorjloh -Mills, student' .body y. !presldunl ;j ' Wlllurd Peek, uresident .of, senior . class: Hobert Laird. tfreident of Junior j sophomore clas3: -Wilr-ieUi Welmer, president of fr.eshr.uin class and Jean Welmer Btntlent body secre-?' .tury. iv.. :i vj Allen Mills w on a trip to the state ( Tair at Saiem in Ms call club work. , The Junior cboriiB gave an excol- i... -.,V-.m-..rntV liiilt "SntlirdllV ! evo'ning. . ciarkston Man Seriously Hurt AHL1KOTON, Ore. An nutomo-. bile accident which resulted In one man being scrloiudy injured and others receiving brulseB and lacer ations, occurred on tho Columbia river highway 12 miles west of Ar lington this afternoon. Wlllard Hall. of Ciarkston, Wash., driver of one ear. was the most seriously Ih- jured when Ills car collided wilh ; the other machine being driven by Kd Moorelock of Walluwa, Ore. CO - Radio ' , Tl l-SDAY, OtTOIlIUl 3ltiiitalii Time Station CXliU. Hetinu. Cuil. (435), K p. m.. Studio program. Jack Hell. Mrs. Harvey Orleg. K(iA, Denver. Colo., (322.4), 12:16 p. m.. Hlulto theater muHttvile: G:30, Herbert White and his Sil ver State orchestra 7:50, News Times concert. c. Pacific Time Ktuilmw KFOA. . Seattle, Wah. (454.3). 6:45-3:15 p. in.. Hhodes Depart ment store; S:3u, proKram; tl:3s ll:3u. Kddln llurkm-Hs and his orchestra. KFWH, Hollywood, Calif. (252). p. m.. children's hour, Jlig Prother of K.FWB; 7, Howard Heall, golf histruptori 7:46, mi crophone brevities; 8-3, program rest ern s sn pe r-se rv Ice ga rag', Hollywood string trio, C)uirle-i Ilea u eh a nip. tenor; Hay Kellogg end hill Hutfc-h, the Juke twins; t-H. progrum, H. L. Crockett. 1 ludson-Kss dealer; 1. D. Ooekett and his quartet. Way Watts nnd his nknlele, Polly Hoyette, Boprnno; 10-tl, Warner Hrns. frolic, direction Chnrtle Wellrnnn. KGO, Oakland, Calif! (3(11), (1-7 ( p. in., dinner 'coneprt, Wiley. 11. Allen;. S. KOO Llttlo Symphony orehestru; Wuldemar Hngberg. ',hasB; 9:S0, H'adlo Breezes, K. C. B. . . KGW, PortlandOre,-(4!H.S). 7:4fi S p. m., talk. (lurk-Kendal and company;', s-0, odiienlionul and style talk. agv of Yamhill county; Hose City lr)6; 9-m, General Cord orchestra: 10-12. dance mufilc, Multnonuih Hotel grill. " - KH.1. Los Angles, Calif. (4or,2), ' fcio-ti p.. m., l.elghton's Arcade enrol cria orchestra. Jack ,Cron shaw, leader; (1-11:30, Art Hiek maan's Blltmoro Hotel concert 1 orchostrn, Kdwurd Fitr.patrlek, director; C:.lu-7:3u, weekly visit ofOueon Tit inlu and Sandtnnn - ' "-s i iaiasaiiaaa.-M-Ms.aa- 1 jOIT m m aMf'J D M . aaM ' I Bat E W mm aaW. Deer ! SSCTfj' : "' ' "'""" Season Is Open , . PiM ZrK ' 12 Gauge High Base jK K'lrW ' r ' - 1? L D i " ;" I sheiis ......$i.4o f-si $m$m fei benuine r reach rastry i Shells6 L0WBaSeS- m&S PI Filled with Hungarian Cream ., Shefe $1.2:,. 6 ,, ; rjj ; I ' : . Made only by' , : ; X I Eille ..Cartridges, m all ,i jftM TTa , - I rs i " .. - S&KZ!!. 7. Gwilliams' Electric Bakery j II .ff V W v T Ii r aV v 1 ' ' M W "V III "imMTJi nff thu ani.hnv rntTirp. . .'II ! T. L.. ! J ?' a mm m- m mu iii vr-- ma f. v a d i i - - ii ii - - ' - II -a&r ks;v war m 17 . Hoi-t,v . XtfTSK&ta V V . .. -4- Phone M-85 1 U ' " jLOOK OVER OUR VVANT ADS FCu? BAKiGAESlS' . Bataa i Law.". ' "A" ,Vacttfntctn!' ' , - I M.JCiSSa M. WA5MER. Belts Are Alright In Their Places Nolwdy questions the use of belts for certain pui-poses sucli, for example, as the transmission of power in fac tories nnd millls. It is undoubtedly the cheapest method that could be em ployed, and even though breakdowns may occur, there are always tools at hand to repair the damage. But with electric washers the situation is quite different. If a belt breaks, it may cause a" day's delay, make it necessary UNTIL OCTOBER 24th $5.0O Down 2K JUST PHONE 01 R OFFICE FOR A DEMONSTR TI0X. Eastern Oregon Light & Power Company "Wash The Easy Way" ' Father Sued Kissed Son V Wife m -r jfcr .A-n ils, X tor , Charging lh.it his father forciblv kissed find nttneked his wife. Ben Kraus of lutan, u., has filed suit against the parent for $5000 damages. Kraus. shown above with his wife, allege? that the Incident occurred on Juns 24 ' .r while bo was away (rum homo. froms l-uirylund, Uncle John; J.onN F. Klein, auto-harp ami harmonica; Chus. l.csiif Hill, readings: 7:2i talk, on dog, J. Ai. Itobo'rtson; S-tu. program, lilui' Hfrd laundry, arranged by J.- Howard Jotniion; 10-11, Art Hickman's llillmom Hotel dance : orchestra, K.iri I'.iirtneit, loader. Ex-Polu'c to Protect Beauties ai; Baker iPo licr.iitPoiiR arc tlic voi:icn I hli'inliciM oi' ln roiiiKiaiiy which will phiy . "Iltish"n or The Cin-at White Way" In (lie linker thenler a 1 October 10 nnd 11, that Several ox pollco officers uceoiuiiuny ; the : troupe and protect them .from" the uiHances of rival showmen who jnet k to enroll them in. other com j panics, according to word received tit) in K. I Htirk, proprietor of the theater. J "The producers allege thai the .'core or moro young women in. the entoui'ugt! aro masterpieces of-nature's handiwork, and advance pie torlal Inionnation hears out Mho slutonient,". Mr. Hnrk declareai when a man slarta onl to ruin. nrc iinirt family he rlluls Hint he imi-t rain'., u rouKh house now ami ,. , - to finish tho washing by hand. No such mishap can occur, however, if tho washer is gear driven, like the EASY, for example. Tho slight extra cost of gears, as compared wilh belts, is more than justified by the high degree of dependability thereby in sured. Yet, in spite of this increase in manufacturing cost, tho EASY is no higher priced than washers run by belts. PUTMAN'S I 'm' lit'llnhli- 111 anils In llnr.li ry. UNVX - ItOM.INH - TltIPI.H-A " I.(I0 to .n0 Putmans In Ladies' Ready - To Mrs. A. L. Coloratura Teaclicr of Slngltie. and available for Concerts, CoaciilnB'" '. Trios, Quartets and Choruses. , , . I" : rnpll of Oscar SacnKcr and Yoatman Griffith, "New York' CUjj. X Studio 708 O Avenue. . Fall and Winter Blankets Open an Account CARR'S ! , 1 . 1 'i The Smile of Satisfaction Is what you'll bo wearing when you tear off the wrapper containing thnt garment you sent to The Wardrobe for Dry Cleaning. We're posi tive of that! And now that Eall is here it's time to be getting out that Winter Suit or Dress and ' sending it here for attention. We'll recondition and restore it to such "newness" that you will be surprised. Prompt Service PHONE The Wardrobe Cleaners Next to - Wcar and Millinery Richardson ; 5 Soprano i Delivery MAIN 72 Penney Co. I m mm j :.X- .- 5 ;- . . 'i wy , Sfw-.,i.. r.- ' i A
