La Grande evening observer., November 12, 1925, Image 3

Thursday, Nuvcmlwr 12, It)25.
THE tX GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Page Three-
NEWS of SOCIETY
Miss Blackinton, '
Mr. Walker Wed . '
(l The mnirtoRf 1 of Minn. Ruth
' Itlacklntoii, of , Hakor. to Ueiu'
Walltur, of this city became Known
lien today, Thvy wore married In
i.tv (S run do at Mr. Wulkor'a hoiu
on North Ouk atroot October 25 by
the Upv. O. W. Jones. TIio tfuppy
roup!,, lort shorlly aftr the wetl
tllitif for California, whero they ure
ut present on their lioneymoon. I'p
"on tlieirreturn from the aonthern
Ktaio they will imiku Im Cmmlo
their home.
. Mr! VnIUer Is connerteil with
-the KtiHlern Oiokoii l.ljfht
J'uvvcr company here und Miss!
L lllueklnton Iiuh tieen employed with
tlirp Ha) ne company at (taker for I
Gine lline They are liolh well j
known here. Tin hriile in u f$rulu-
, at of the l.u II ramie liijdi wliool
and lived tn La t J ramie tor a mini- ;
her of yeiii-K. She 1h the tlaiiL'h
ter of Mr. iijit Miu .1. t Hliickin
loii.'iwlio now make Hit lr homo in
raliroinia.
'
Neighborhood 'Club ,
Completes Quota
k Memhii'M ; of Ihe I .a Clrnntlo
Ni-ifthhorlinoil club completed their
quota for l he" KluM l'i-(lerutlon Kn-
lUAviuent " Kiiiu! yeHtenlay when
they Kave a candy ale for the pur
pose. The niiunuil to he rained
wan ami the tmtounl taken In
durliif; the tiny woh $t!&. Mm.
rlvelyn 1 learnsliuw had' rhurKt ol
the Hali, which was held in Die
lVrliins tfai-HKO allow t'oom.
Several ffirls were enliHled to hk
Rtnl hi wiling candy :uid prixt-H
were nwafdetl to those. h-IHuk the
pioKt. , Those receiving prizes were
Jac'iOt'lU1' O'I'flen, (lihla Ashhy
and Vii)flnla1VttrnteU. others )o
littf excellent work were IVSRy
Itch lien hump. MurtnirH Meyers.
VifKinhi. McWllHuaia ( and Helen
' Newlin. '
Pattisons Entertain
.At Chili Su'ppei' '
Mr. and Mi-m.' Herbert rattison
ciit(riainud at a chill supper , at
their home at 1102 N avenue, for
a few of their friends last even
ing. The evening una eujoyaldy
spent at cards. A musical program
wiis aifco given.
Youthful
Theri is nothing more attractive for
the .Dung girl than the simple chit
for. dunce fiwk with the shoulder
decoration of some sort, duch as this
one of ribbon looped with long- ends,
or a comt'lnatlon of Jewels and rlbboa
Missionary Play '
Will Be Given v
The Queen Ksthfr Httunlnril
IliareiH of the First MethndUt
Kpisenpat cliurch will give u mis
sionary play at the church Sim
day evening at 7: 3d o'clock. Ktf
teen girls will take puff, ( Mrs. It.
l' Tyler is lit charge. '. , j
. v
Island Missionaries '
To Attend Meet "
An InierestiiiK afternoon 18 an
ticipated for thti mciulH'rs of the
Missionary" society of the; Presby
terian cliurt'h, w.lien they will meet
in regular session ul the church to
morrow afternoon.. Dr. und Mrs
(. Gi Taylor and MIsh Silnny John
son. miHHlon:trii'H rroiu tho l'hilip
pine IslanilH, will -be pregpnt oi)d
Will tell of tholr work there Mlaa
JolmKon will bo In ootttunio and
wllj Hhow a .number of artlclCB
bro'iiKht from tho islands.
Mrs. K. A. Sayre. whoso dntlf7h-
tor is in China at tho nrpsnt tlmi
as a missionary, will also ho pros-
ont anil show a number of curios
sunt to hor from China.
Port hour wlh Turner orchestra:
Amanita Kermimlez. tenor: 10, 11
dance inusle by remote control.
KPWB. Hollywood. Cal.
6:H0-f p. 111., ; proKrant, K. I.
. J.ines, builder: T:3u, uilerophone
brevities: ' S-10. studio proKrulltl
' 10-11. Warner Urothers frolic.
Ken. oukiun.i, cai. (301.2). n:no-
1 ii. in..- luncheon concert: 3-4.
concert, Norman Woodslde's
Metropolllun orclit-stra: . Krank
Giluiey, tenor: 4-6::im, concert or
chestra. Hotel St. l'"rancui, Vinton
Lal'Vrrera. conductor: &:3n-0.
Kills' half hour: -7, Hht rnmn,
clay and cotnpuliy dinner con-cei-u
KOW.' Tortluhd. Ore.; 1!lt.5).
13:30-1:30 p. in.. Host' tlly trio:
9-10:30, Sherman, Cluy and com
pnny: 10:3iul2, Hoot Owls.
K1I.I, t.os AllKCles, I'al.: (4r..2. -
' 0:31 p. in., ' .I.etBhton's Arcade
cuTeterla orch'eslra.- Jack. Cron
Hhow, leader: 0:3(1-1:30, history
story, l'rof. Hertnojf: . Itielulrd
Headlick und Vyola, Von. si reen
starlets: 7::to "Ilointlnce of Hanta
f.i Trail," Oladys lie Wilt: s-lu.
program. Western Auto- Supply
company, nrralilted by. J. llOivard
JohltHoli: 10.11, Ai l ' lliclcmairs
Killmore hotel dunce orchestra.
Trunk Kills, lemb r.
KJIt. Seal tie. Wash. (.14S.4). 1MB
p. m.,' orunn recital;- . 2. . home
helps, Hrrlllee l(. .1 IliKl on : S:al
lil. rost-llHelliitiUCcr hNmIIo pro-
" Krain: jo-ll. tlordon-Kilboui'iie
tind his1 orchestra. . i. " ''
KI.X, liallland.' I'ul. (f.llS). r,-r.:3
p. m.,' Aunt Ulsb 'B Irole 1'lrale:
8-11:4.".. ' proCTuiu. Wefliern Auto
Supply company; !i;4fi-lii::iu,
Hurry llavls and his ballroom
' ehtiilnerSrf, - ..-..I.
KNX. ' Holly wooil, ciil. (3:iB.!D.
G:3U-0:lu p. in.. V,lieltter stu
dio, lull: .on troll' , by li.' Scott
Chisholiu: ,'J'own Taltleri ' (i:lf(,
' travel talk, W. M'V Alder.: B:SI
7, Atwaler Kent Itnilldi orehes
trn, 1'a.ul hnslil. K-iidei;: 7-7:n
failybi SicveiiHoii and Ijiji 101 i'u
llo Imllnioiri ort'hemru;' 7::!0-.
p r o bt a ni,i Kustcrn Outfitting
comiMlnyj. x-i.' West, Coast thea
ters; tl-lil.. OrdeV of 'Optimistic
lionuts: lOrll. ltny West's D.
couput CiroviI'dhn-ejOri'lieslra. '
U'l'll. Sail Krunclseo. '.ttill. (42S.3)
1:30-2 p. m., Itmly Seiscr's Kalr
inont hotel orchestra; 7-7:3", M.
H. lJlellsoli:i -ll. l'iilaco lloll
dunce orchestra. ' '
KWSC. I'ullinan,. Wush. (348.0).
Helen l.'rink. vocal und banjo
soloist;" Helen Dunlap, plnnist;
Kileda l'eleison. vocalist; "Ten
Years of Highway i'lORress ill
WasllltlBtQil," H. K- l'lielps.
Sister Mary
Says:
(By Sister Mrti
IlrpftUfftut tirHinge juice, cereal.
thin cream, crisp. Svhole wheat
toast, rich waffles.' milk, coffee.
Luncheon I. U n c h e o n rive.
brown blend, prune whip with
custard aauce, mtlk tea.
Dinner denm of celery soup.
breaded veal cutlets, potatoes a J
gratia, parsnip frit tern, cabbage tin-
and pineapple salad, fig pudding,
bran rolls, milk, coffee.
Children under, school ago may
ho given the soup, rolls and milk
from tan dinner menu. A soil
cooked egg or lamb pnltle with
dia-il left from luncheon might
ouiph te the meal. , v
v rniMilp Frill pis,
"Four or five paranips, 1 -A tea
spoon salt, 1-S teaspoon pepper, I
teuHpoon augar, t lublespoons hut
r, 'cracker crjmi;H, 1 egg.
Wash u nd pa r pn rsnlps. ook
in boiling . wnter until tender.
iJraln und mash. ' St n so a with
Jtlt, pepper, sugar and butter, and
beat well. ' Muke; Into wmall flat
'akes. Itoll In cracker - cr imba,
Up in egg slightly beaten with 'l
tablespoon cold water. Itoll again
in crumbs., arid fry in a frying
pun . until a golden brown.' Hrown
one ' Side, turn, ami brown the
other. BucQU'iat und-butter are
used for the frying fat.,
I part for them, the hundsmc gold
( bunded lily of Japan, l.tlium auru
;tnni. till snowy regal lily, the spot
jted speclosum lilies and the com
I moncr tiger, ctustereil and pruirio
lilies Most of tho foreign lilies
arrive from Japan too lute to he
! ..Itl.ktl.. I II !... I.. l. .,11. unUBAH
usually coming In late in Novem
ber or early J tecember. It Is a
simple matter to placo u heavy
mulch over the placo when1 we
want to plant tho lily bulbs nnd
leave It there until the belated
bulbs tirrlve. The mulch will pre
vent the ground from freezing bo
that the bulbs cap he phttUed and
mulch again placed over them
to, give them a period of root
making before freezing goes dep
enough to check It.. !eep planting
is one of .the secrets of success
with lilies and from six to eight
inches of soil should live above the
top of the built, depending upon
whether the soil Is light or heavy.
The enndidum lily, the white. Mu-
donna Illy, Is an exception which,
requires only two inches over its I
head. Most of these lilies, in ndilt- !
tioii to niuklug roots from the buse i
of the bulb, send out clusters of
pool from the stem which aro-as t
necewary to its growth as tin ha-1
hit rotis. l-'or Ibis reason then
must bo 1ef plnnty of room for
stem.growth underground. Tlio u'ni
bellHtum Kliea In tones of orange
scarlet nnd us showy us oriental
popples, - following them In the
garden, usually are on hand curlier
than some of the other types. They
ure upvclully handsome- to plant
among tho later blooming Irises
such us tho Siberian. They mill
t Iply rapidly and are one of the
hardiest of nil tfie garden lilies.
vomi:n Mr.irr s.vn no.w
OltKOON AUUlCl!I.Tt;iUI
tOl.I.I-Xli:, t'orvallls. Tho pro
gram for the state convention of
American, Assoelallon of University
Women, whlclK will meet on the
campua S;itnrday, lias been com-
The Garden
. JUirPlniitluir Die MIIcn i .
No Kanli'n is complete without
us lines; This is i.be time to pie-
Winter's :
ainbowiar
' QuiclvRelief
For Old und Ijoung
H
More satisfied sav
. ina'u accounts cus
tomers now than at
any time tho his
tory, of , this hunk,
which speaks for it
self. UNITED STATES
Fall and Winter Hats ,
Reduced
' Your Choice of One Lot - I
$6.85 r $6.85
' Trimmed and Patterns Hats at :
1-4 to 1-3 Their Regular Price.
Hats of Velvet, and Velvet and Metallic com
binations, in an array of new colors. ;
r- LADIES READY-TO-WEAR
AND MILLINERY "5
WALLING'S
.;. , 65 '
NKW TRIMMED
HATS
On Sale At' -!2.95,
53.95, ?5.75, $7.50
Hand-made filet and
Irish crochet laces.
, BLAZERS
Cheaper than elsewhere.
: Coat Sale Continues
WALLING'S
. rove (Special) Mrs. T. C. Hefty
and Mrs. C. R Law son were host
esses at a luncheon Tor the mem
bers of the Ladles' Guild at I
o'clock Thursday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Hefty. The tables
i were madQ pretty by autumn flow
ers. i , . -
(.'overs were lnid tor Irs. J. .1.
Oonley. Mrs. C. Hertsch, Mrs. It. rt.
('(linstock, Mrs. William Hallmark,
Mrs. A. H. Orton, Mrs. T. It. Oonlt
i lin, Mrs. 1. M. Kills. Mrs, J. I'
' Dean. Mrs. Krce. Mrs Frank Mil
ler, Mrs. Hny GoodnoiiBh, Miss
Hess Kelly, Mrs.. William Hradner.
Mrs. L. E. Anderson, and Mrs. Cr.
; K. Ilarker.
. rians were made for a Parjsh
l reception to bo held Tuesday, No
vember 17, at Morris hall. Mrs.
1 It. I. Ilarker, Mrs. L. K. Anderson
J and Mrs. O. K. Marker wore up
i pointed on a committee to have
: charge. Tho reslKnutlon of Mrs.
' K. C. Itees as president of tlto guild
was accepted ami Mrs- T. t. Hef
ty was unanimously elected to fill
I the otTlce. A letter was redd from
i Mrs. VH. Marsh In regard to the
J! missionary work allotted ' to the
Alter the business ineetinff four
! tables of 'T)0l'" were formed. Mrs,
I A. (i. ronklhi won hlKh score.
V
Men With Had Feet!
Don't fornet that TTI13
ROOTKUY can supply you
-vit.h tho .lust WrlKht Arch
Preserver Hress Shoes, an.l
I'ir,: Scholl's Arch 'Supports
frir.- your Work or Heavy
Shoes. ' Don't walk around
dud be miserable with shoes
tbnt are uncomfortable when
jVju can avoid this by wear
iiitf .l ist WriRht Arch l're
Soi ver Shoes. v
T)on't buy -misery buy
comfort It costs .vary little
more. You'll like your wife
better and she'll like yon
iN tter If you wear shoes that
will cure sick feet -and kep
Well feet healthy. 'Wo Kt
THE B00TERY
" iay llujilcn, ilgr.
Announcements . '
Social announcements - maf
bo printed In this Column free
of cIuuko. Any announcement
pertaining to any fnnetlons nicb
as cooked food gales, etc., will
be reruiwd. Announcements, to
be printed the same day, most
be In society editor's bands by
9:I)A o'clock. News editor'
note.
lira. I.o Mlllor will no hotciw
to tile Junior Hrlduo club tomor
row ufternoon.
. '
Mrs. Charles HfildlnRflclil will
iMiti'iluin tho lminbfrs or -the V. A.
R- club totiiort-ow ullfirnoon.
Radii
10
Electric Percolators
. -
L ! Electric Waffle
,7-
Mixing Dowls
, And
Thermos Bottles
F. L. LILLY
Hardware
rhone M-j
I'ltlDAV, NOVKMIlF.n. IS.
Mniinliliii sinnilninl Time StslloiK.
KI.'WA. OKilin, I tuh (261), &-0 p.
in.. .itl.n ltarllo dealers' pro
(trnm: 9-11, studio proirram.
K()A. l)i-nver. Solo. (322.4). 12:lf
p. m., Hlalto tbeuter musical)-:
a:H, relaxing and corrective ex
ercises: 3:30. matinee for house
wives; 4, culinary hints: 4:15.
fashion review: . 0:30, dinner
concert.. Hcrln-rt While and his
Silver Ktntc orchestru: 7:30. In
ternational Sunday School les
son: summary of votes cast hy
KOA's audience on puiz vs. clas
sical proKrani; football rally and
yell test. Colorado Agricultural
roller'. 2j(i students participat
liir; II. t). T. C band: 3:30.
"Itound the World In Blity
Minutes." Iean II. Mrkason;
M-lodles typical of various coun
tries. I'arlflc Time Hiatlons.
TCFOA, Heuttle, Wash. (4ri4.3).
11. 45-8:11 p. m.. ShermBn, Cloy
and company, studio prorram:
-3ft.(. Times studio program:
10-11:30, Kddl' llarkniss and
his omre-slra.
KKI'O. Ilollywooil. Cal. (238). t-t
p. m.. home hour wllh Mammy
for
wartnthssake
the portable
heating
auxiliary
Wherever the fire
V place cr furnace Ua
r reach1rtg,-Pearl Oil in'
an oil heater tlues in
dispentab'it as a heating -.:
auxiliary! i- '
Pearl Oil burns clean
the . highest-grade
kerosene only re
fined and re-refined by ':
the Standard Oil Com
pany's special process.
It won't corrode the
heater! Ask for it by
name -"Pearl Oil."
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
(California)
HEAR!
OIL
(KKROSBNK)
HEAT&-IIC21T
i
Wi;-&? ... . . .
olPted 'ond Ineliules speakers of
sluto und .-nutlonul ' prominence.
VieleBiKw from branch oi'Knnltn
tlnns in I'ortlund, Sulem, Kugent.
MiMlford, Koselnirif o'"' The -Dulles
Vlll ho present.- -
Miss txils. llnyden Meek ' of
WuHhlnKton, D. I), imllonal aeere.
lary on eilueulion, .wlll Klve tho
lirinolpul uddresH on Hie urternoon
urok-ruiu. . lr. Henry J. Sheldon,
dean of the School of edttcutton'Ut
the I'nlverslty of tiregon, iH.th
siteaker rhost-n to K'vo the cIohIurt
dlHctisslon. v'
Only thlnff on 'earth more Iron-',
hie t bun raisins a, fiiinlly Is tuklm?
care, of a younir bird oof?. V
LIOTEL ASTOO
2sdhUI LsAosn
EVERY ROOM b PRIVATE TOILET
50 Baths ' New, ModWn
Qoae to Shopping Ditlrlct sad TnMtrac
FREE GARAGE , Tari0 hxm $1.50
GREAT NOVEMBER
LAMP SALE
NOW GOING ON
Credit CARR'S No Interest
-(11! iHii( A , ,'H'il i, s IIU I
T.)J ,.lt f,-(r-
V'OU'LL find a wonderful
combination of selected
; walnuts, hbneit'to-goodness
dairy cream; maple .flavor and
smooth, chewey caramel, all
covered with a generous coat
of rich milk chocplate. ' .
SWEET CANDY COMPANY
Salt Lko, Utak . ,'
1 '
Alum Lfk
for Ikii Curtm
Chocoiate
WE HAVE IT FOR YOU.
Anything you wish for dessert for your
Sunday Dinner.
FEW SUGGESTIONS:
Cherry props
Buitur - , ij
' llalsln
'. A
cakv:s
Iinoapplo i
Cherry
Mocha
Cofteo i
rwvils Food
Homiy 'Cream
Annul Food
Applo tfuro
found Cake
MKH
Applo
Mince
Blackberry
Cherry
" . ' " Peacli
Aprlco'
, Pumpkin
Orenm
COOKIKS
Maccaroons
Ijidy Klntfers
Cream ltolls and Turn-overs
FRl'.NC'll rAWHV
French, Ttye, Cracked Wheat. Whole Wheat, Graham,
and Oolden Crist.
In. Our Now location Across the Htrcet "rom Obsortrcr.
Gwilliams' Electric Bakery
Rlskrrs of Hlnh-Orado PastHra
"HOMB OB" TUB GOLJJENCRUST
Ont Meal ,
Krult
Cof reo Cake
nuttor Horns
Lunch ltolls
liaised Doughnuts
Cinnamon Rolls
Parker House Roll
Huns
Snails
dvtrfBlds
USE
Blue Mountain
Butter
And
BLUE MOUNTAIN ICE CREAM
Home-made Products Honest Quality Always
BLUE MOUNTAIN CREAMERY
It. F. TYLER, Prop.
Telephone Mnln 60 1109 Washington Are,
Simmons and naborhood rhll
tlren: -7, dinner music; 7-t:Jl,
miik tit CtWr
history lesson -10, KFrO con