La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, November 20, 1925, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextFriday, November 20,1025. THE VK GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Page Three , NEWS of SOCIETY buttons Entertain lio Club Members Six tables of brlilRe wero at iiluy iHt evening when Mr. umJMrii. CI. Jjlllioil tMiit-Tuiii.vu nit- im-i li ra of tho (-'Do club ut their home i Adams avenue. Hiph wore uonir the clul inoniljirs went to rs. Norman Frees und H. A. SCur ick und tho ffut'st prizes wor on by Mr. and Mrs. Churles liing- rv Bouquets of RorKeous clirysan- kentunis, in bronze, wero usea us centerpiece for the luncheon tu i und uttruclivcly arrungutl in e Itv.njr room. A duinty two- burse luncheon wus served. iss Pryor, : ir. Hasbrook Wed Miss Murlo I'ryor und William nn HaabrooK wcro ouMly mar il Wi'tininday at 7:30 o'clock ut ; Catholic rectory. Thr Father A. Kooy officiutt'd. Miss KITh unchard and Miss V.va. IUkbk ;ro thu only witnesses at the irrlugo. Tlic huppy young cou Lj will nmko Lai Grande their pine. Miss I'rvor torinerly made her Lno ut lmbler with h.r purents. and Mrs. A. B. rryor. r.nu U been livlnir In l.tt Grande for thun. where site lias been Luluyed Willi tho Home Jndepen nt Tnctmono company. .r iBbrook Is well known hero, lmv- i ...n i. 1. . t w ig been empioyeu uu mi; w-... and N. company Here tor some lends Entertained ; Birthday Party Uttle Mltm lieotKi-anna- j.uik- koil cmnriuiiieu i- mm- .,. si cvelitiiB nt a parly In honor 01 ninth birthday unnlvureury. lie lime was ucllKluiuiiy mpeiu m Hies. One feature was a oriin- B contest in which Gladys Koucris first prize and jiarsam , iu.- IdKe received the connoiuuuii lzi, Luncheon wus served after e sanies. Tho homo was decorated in a elty pink und Kieell color scneiiie. blrthdiiy cuke with candles serv- as u centerpiece tor the table. The children present were: Het Mao Allen. Justine Cade, Eu niu. TrowbridRc, Margaret Kvolyn tirtmui, june Gladys ltoberts. 11a Mai ulrew, Cornelia liaiy. . line; Cleo conneny, immn rold l.ockwood unit ine nu" ,oan Fund Luncheon vpnt. of the Week Practical Thl " r"nier KHh?n aprons that ? "h brilhant and ,h"v do nnl require taunderlne nd ihey Prot. rhe .armen, fj, , .aa well as s taint. fnlng. Tho tables wero arranged In Ithe form of a rectunelo and wore I prettily decora tod with full folluge and candles Tho guests of honor were sen led at tin; upper end of the rectangle. They wero tho 1UV. Thomas Ashworth, of Puyetto; the Rev. and Mrs. J. Sumner Hrown, of Prairie; the Itov. and Mrs. William Murray , Drndner aiul tho bishops committee consisting of Mrs. T. O. Hefty, Mrs. A. O. Conklln und Mrs. H. 1. Bnrker. There wero ubout Co people, present besides these. Tho dinner was sponsored by the Ladles' Guild. Mrs. it. I. Barker. Mrs. Q. E. liarkur und Mrs. t,. K. Anderson wero members , of tho committee In charge. They were ubly assisted by Misses latum liar- ker. Carmel Daniel und Thelma Anderson. After dinner short addresses were mudo by the Kev. Ashworth, tho Kev. Brown und tho ltev. Brad nor. . Covo (Special) A number of Cove women were In attendance ut the club women's institute hold In Ia Grande Monday. They turned to Covo filled with high hopes for the worlt of- tho Wo men's club. Those who uttended the Institute wero: Mrs. I.. M. Iulrd. Mrs. J. B..Wolmer. Mrs. J. Gayctte, Mrs. George McDaniel, Mrs. L. K. Anderson, Mrs. A. G. Conklln, Mrs. It. 8. Comstock, Mrs. Charles Fisher, Mrs. Albert Beck er, Mrs. C. Bcrtsch und Mrs. Hel enc Lincoln. She'll Cook for the Coolidgcs hook. n irner, A di llKlH'UI UIM'I"""" londae ut the Kred Kiddle honu i Island City, where unolhel rholurshlp Loan Fund luncheor tok place. Hostesites for the after ,, were Mrs. Vred Kiddle. lrs rover Grlmmett. Mrs. '1. A. Me- ilnstiy und Mrs. 1.. .11. no.. The ufternoon wus one 01 mm" rrlmeiit. After luncheon bndB. , . feature or the afternoon, 111 Mrs. Lester llrainwell wili ng high score. nstika Bridce Club leets at Allen Home Mr. and Mrs. Lester -11 y- rtained the ineiiiliers 01 tw to JERSEY DRESSES One lot of All-Wool Jer sey Dresses for misses' school and street .wear, bo sold at once 101 $6.!5 Each. COATS From 10 to 2.170 on' HATS One lot Trimmed 5:1.93 FLOWERS All the beautiful new novelties for hats and dresses. HAT FRAMES A new shipment just received. MAILING'S tiku Bridge club last evening ut their home on Oak street. . The. evening wus enjoyably spent ut four tubles of bridge. Mrs. Wal ter J. Nowlund won high score among the ladles present and M. II. Allen received the gentlemen's prize. An excellent two-course lunch eon wus served after the pluy. . Guild Planning Children's Party The ladles of St. l'eter's Kplseo pul guild ure plunnlng a purty tor the children of the Kpiscopal Sun day school for Saturday afternoon, November 21, ut llonun hall. The hours will be from 2 to 6 o'clock. This will Include all the children up to the high school group. Later m informal dancing party wjll be ;iven for the older classes. Appropriate Thanksgiving dec- Drutlons will be used and re fresh -.nenls in keeping with the season will be served. Mrs. Fred Cross Is chuirmun of the committee In charge. . Mrs. Ash Entertains At Bridge Mrs. Wlllium Ash was hostess to Lhe lucky Thirteen club yestcrduy afternoon at her homo oh O uve nuo. The home was;' artistically lecorated with boiuiuels of pretty uituiim- -flowers.. TLfe . afturnoon . .vas spent at uruige wihi wna. ricui Announcements Social nnouncemcnla may be printed in tills column free of charge. Any. announce merits pertaining' to any functions such as cooked food sale, etc., will be refused. Announcements, to be printed the- aame day, must be In society editor's liands by t:00 o'clock. News editor's noto. j I Sir a j J.eonu Baldwin, 13. u girl scout of Kast Monlpelier, Vt.. ennu. all the way down to Wushlngtoii. J. C., to cook a turkey dinner for I'resldent (oolldge and his family ut tho White House. Sho Is shown mixing gravy. Mrs. A. T. Hill will entertain the Monday Bridge club Monday after noon, at her home on Klrst street at a luncheon at 1:15 o'clock. Tho Women's Belief coris will hold its regular meeting and dinner Saturday ut the K. I'. hall. . The committee In charge of the Gooding college fruil barrel wants to pack the barrel Saturday after noon. Kvery Methodist lady who has not yet sent her share is cor dially asked to leave ut least one quurt at the pursonage before 2 o'clock Saturday afternoon. Sister Mary Says: (Hy Sister Mary) ItreaUfnst Nuked bulimias. Meyers winninit high ncoru uiuoiik lr0t tliln cream, crisp w hole wheat MINERVA SAYS: We have a nice patent eyelet oxford, low beet, for the misses, sizes IS to 7. at $.YOO per pair, and a tan ealf oxford, mime us abo.e ut ."..'). Misses,' i-hlldrrn.'s and wo men's robters at H.'k ami l. .Men's r-Jbbers, light unJ lieavy weight. lon't forget we have a new lot of felt sllpix rs. con -fv soles nt SI. 15. ai.. und aJ. !.", Ask til see these. All kinds of insoles cor!;, leutller nnd felt. Ijidies' silk hose. Spuntc. pilarunteed. lits of colois to choose from, nt SI. 0(1, ai.'i.-i, ai.oo ami lliinir of llic An-li-Aiil Sliw. A Mslrr lo the lied Crwn THE IB00TERY A llr.iital for Slek IW (.ay llajdcn. Head urso. .he club tueiubers. Mrs. J. I J'Connell received tho guest prize. Alter the play luncheon wus served. ... Mrs. Hill Hostess At Card Party Mrs. Henry T. Hill entertained i number of friends ut brlduo Wednesday evening at her home on M avenue. Three tables were at play will! Mrs. Fred Holmes win ning high score. The home was decorated with lomiuets of pretty yellow chysail themnms. Uefrcshincnls were iervi d alter the pluy. ... Missionary Society Meets at Church Mrs. .1. W. Ktotts and Mrs. V. I". MeAilory were hostesses to the members of the Missionary soclely jf the Hulls! church yesterday uf lerunon. when they met In regular .session at the church. Mrs. It. A. rtayre was present und exhibited and described u number or Chi nese articles sent to hrr by her Jaughter, who Is a missionary In China. A serial hour was observed be fore adjournment and dainty re I'reslllllellls were served. ... Bible Searchers' Class in Session Twenty members of Si-arehers class of the Presbyterian Sunday sclwiol met Wednesday af ternoon at the home of Mrs. Hurry Turner Tor their regular social meeting. The afternoon was en joyably spent at fiincy work visiting, alter which lum-heon was served. M rs. K. S. Nye assisted Turner us hostess. toast, marmalade, milk, coffe lotte, bran bread, milk, coffee. A muichcd cizc on Krnham toast 'should be served lo a child under school age in place of the pork and Bwcet potatoes suggested In the dinner menu. Tho cauliflower und celery ure suitable tor smull chil dren. Apple. Compote. Five or mia apples, 1 cups granulated sugar, ,& cup, water, 1-3 cup blanched and shredded al monds, 1 lemon. cup whipping I cream, 2 tablespoons .powdered sugar;1 teaspoon vunlllu. Bare and core apples. Dissolve 1 cup off sugar In the water and boil about five minutes, until slr upy. Add grated rind und Juice of lemon and apples. Cook apples un til lender. The sirup, must be dip ped over -the apples and tli ap ples turned frequenily to cook evenly. Keep the fire low us rapid cooking will break the fruit. When j the apples are lender remove to n serving 4lish or Individual plates. But remaining sugar into a heavy i sauce pan or small iron spider. Add almonds and stir over moderate fire until sugar melts and turns a bright straw color. Pour this car amel over the tops of the apples. Beduco 1 ll sirup In which' the up- I pies were cooked and pour around Radio . Luncheon Macaroni and dried apples. Chill and serve with whip- beef, brown bread, apple compote, milk, tea. Dinner Stuffed' pork chops, candied sweet potatoes, erumed cauliflower, celery, pineapple char- ped cream und sweetened with powdered sugar and delicately fla vored with vanilla. Young children should be served an apple prepared without the nuts. SATI UBAY. NOVKMIU.U 21 Mountain Time Stations. Kl-'AC, Boise. Ii!a. t27S). 3 p. ni I'nlversity of Idaho-Oregon Ag ricultural college footliull game; 7:30, dance progrum. KKWA, Ogden, I Huh. (2GI). 5-0 p. m Ogden Uadio dealers pro gram: It-1 dance music, Ulle Beeves and Ms orchestra. IvOA, Denver. Colo. (322.1). 12.: I & p. m Bialto theater muslcule: U, Wurtzbnch'fl orcheslru. 46:30. concert orchestra. Hotel ' St. Francis; 8:10, Sherman. Clay und company, numbers from works of Mary Curr Moore, com poser: Mary Pasmorc. violinist: Dorothy Pasmore, cellist; Flora Howell Bruner, soprano; Kuth Scott Iaidlow, contralto: Harold Kpaulding, tenor; Albert Uillette. baritone: "A Sound Mind In ti Sound Body," J. M. Gwlnn; 10 12, dance music, Hotel St. Fran cis. , . kaV, Portland, Ore. 4IU.6), 12:30-1:30 p. lit.. It oho City trio, Pacific States Klectrlc company; 2:30, football gume, O. A. C. vs. P. of O., 9-12, dunco music, In dian Grill. K1IJ, Us Angeles, Cul. (M5.2). C 6:30 p. m., lolghton's Arcude cafeteria orchestra, Juck Cron- . shaw, leader: 6:30-7:30, history story. Prof, llertrog: Henrlettu , Poland, Dolly Wright, Uncle John nnd others: 8-10 p. m., Los Angeles Jusinelers ussoelatton program, urrunged by Walter Blddlck: 10-11:30. Art Hick man's Biltmore hotel dunce or chestra, Frank Kills, lender; 11:30-2 a. m Lost Angels of KHJ. KJlt. Seattle, Wash. (384.4), 1:15 2 p. m., orgun recital, Columbia theutur; 2-2:l&. "Homo Helps," Bornlco ltedlngton; .6-6:30, Wliut's Doing ut the Theaters:" 8:30-10, L. C. Warner comptmy studio program. KLX, Ouklund, Ctil. (503). 2:30 p. in.. California-Stanford football gam?. K.MTIt Bainbler's hour; tho Jaaz p. m., homo hour, Mammy Sim mons; 6-7 p. m dinner music by Olga Trumbull trio; 7:30 p. in., lectures on history und as tronomy: 3-D p. in., Maggie O'Shea, the Blarney girl; y-11, HTM It Humhler's hour; the Jazs Babies of 18S&. ' KNX. Hollywood. Cal. (330.? 5:30 0:15 p. m., Wurlltr.er ptpo organ studio: Town Tattler; 0:15, travel talk, W. F. Alder; 6:30-7. At wutiir Kent concert orchestra, Paul Flnstoln, louder; 7, talk on Insect life. II. W. McSpadden; 7:15, church announcements; 8 10 p. in., KNX feature program; 10-1 1, Bay West's Cocoanut Grove dunce orchestra from Am bassador hotel; 11-2 u. m., Hoi lywood Night. KPO, San Frunclsco, Cal. (42K.3), 1-2 p. in., ltudy Seiger's Fair ' TODAY'S EXPRESS BRINGS " Beautiful New Neckwear Collar nnd Cuff Sets, Jabots, Jabots with collai-s at tached and canal's cleverly made, in laces, nets, linen, brocades and flannel suede. Puttnaris Ladies' Ready-To-Wear and Millinery tuont hotel orchestra; 2:30. Uni versity of California Bears-Stanford Cardinals football came; 3:3n, I'aluec hotel concert or chestra; 0:3t-7:3U, Wuldonmr l.liul und the States llcstaurunt orches'.m:' 8-10,. shermun, Ctuy and company: 10-12, Jack Couk ley's Cubtrians. O.MIINS AI.Ii r'AVOIIAUI,!-: TO mimi oi' j.i'Am:!si; iiiiut TOKYO (AP) Tworuncs ncst intt I" un undent pine tree In thu l'ukliiKe Imperial Burdens, ndjacent to til" palace, have brought Joy to tho Jupuncso und tho royal house hold. - . , The nestlnir of tiio crunes, synl bollcnl of luurried happiness, is traditionally believed lo bo a must fortunatu onu'n - nnd partlculurly appllcabtn to the cxpcc'tctl birth of an heir to the prlnco regent unu l'rincess Nauko. 1 HEAD COLDS Melt In spoon; tnh.1. vaponj pply ftwly up nottrilt wiens V vapoRub HOTEL ASTOD EVERY ROOM hti PRIVATE TOILET 50 Bath. New, Modem ' Que lo Shopping District and Theatre FREE GARAGE Tariff (rem $1,50) ROASTERS $1.09, j$1.39, $1.89, $2.29, S6.09 WEAR EVER $1.50 - $5.50 - $6.50 Oregon Hardware & Imp Co. I'm ll'lc Time Stations. KKO.V. Seattlo, Wasln (4r.4.:U. : :t u-it ; :i ii p. m., progrum; ! : ;t0- , 11:30, Fddle ll;irl;mH 'and lilu1 orcheHtra. I lvFWH. Ilollywoud, Cul. 252. 0:3U-7 p. m.. program, K. 1. i Jum-B. fi uliiring Hill Mutch nnd Ituy Kl-IIok1;; 7:1F, mieropliom i brevlili'H; 7::io-8 p. m., program.! Klnn-r It. Sly eonMy: y-l" j m., ."Had l Dnlngu Hcvel,' pro Kiani hy ICadlo 1 tol niH wIlli mii- nteul numbers and liudio teeli- nleal talks; Hi-1 1 p. in.. Wamor ItrothuiH frulie, direct I on Charlli Wi'llman; 1 1-12, Jlmry Hal- Btead'a Hollywood UooC orehea- j tru. KGO, Oakland, Cal. Ctiil), ll:'.10. 1 p. in., lunetmon euneert, l'a eHlu States Khetrlc company; tile TH1.1- and two-eoure Mrs. Co vi Sieial) On of lln- moM njoyaldr mielul events of tin- week wan a parltdi meet of lhe Kpixcopal ehureh lit Morris lintl Tu'Srly evn- fiiUMjhw cyj-tXaS of the quality. Every ingredient is tested tor purity and strength. Sure of results. Produces pure, sweet, wholesome roods. IHT IT TZ1T THE WORLD'S GREATEST ' SALES V. TIMES THOSE OF ANY OTHER BRAND PATTISON BROS. GROCERY ?? ?? i$ ' ?? Eiiuippcd lo insure distinctive success of jour . 1 Thanksgiving Meal. mwu mrfe ' vv Hou wonderfulli pleaiant it relli ii to tKinkoj .'lh- approAchinq holiday and all di atttndmq jemvitiei. Relativei and friends will minqle joijfulli,' snthutinq in Iht spirit oj the season. . i To assist mother, busily enqaqed .'with . her planninq,' PIQQU HJIQQLIJ buyers have labored for weeks, collectinq the Cream of the Harvest for her selection.' , J 15-oz. pucknife Seeded Kiii.sins 12c 15-uz. paekiigc Seedless llaisinu 12c 4-lb. packngo Seedless Uaisins.... l ie Large package Currants...- 19c Dromedary Dates, package 21c Pitted Dates, package 21c Dainty Dates, package 25c Sultan Figs, package...... 12c No. 5 box Layer Figs UOc Dromedary Lcmun Peel, 'A-lb. pkg. 12c Dromedary Orange Peel, 4-"J- VS- 12c Dromedary Citron, Yi-.h. pkg 21c None Such Mince Meat, package 17c Libby's Wet Mince Meat, 10-oz. jar 31c oiti:(;o tu.mIj fox faioi. II. V. Knillh, I'ron.. Ijil.rantir, Ore HIIA'KU l-")X lmvo one wh.-Ip-InK W'uwin inch year (April). I.lt tiTK runtri' fniin TWO to SKVIIN. whli-li r prime nnil rtinly lo p'It lilMilll 1 H'vvmwr vipiiinie :iml Khipplnt; i-an la (rom JtHv 1st to 1 ! nilxT 15th only. My fox nn nil pun- lrcl ami r ajlrf-t.-n-'l. nnil nil lr-.'il.:ra are UrtuW A. iin'l A'lvann il ll fftstend (rtup-.-r iiiuilty). Ifa nr-tirly rlirijflmas. .'-t your vltc a FOX f''AltP. I have on-j inudo rJP lor sale. NUTS - VEGETAIJLLS - FKU1TS OLIVES - iMINCE MEAT BEVERAGES f? if Phone Main 80 CHEESE Nuts No. 1 California Sort Shell Walnuts, lcr lb 33c Soft Shell Almonds, per lb ...37c Large Brazils, per lb. 33c Large Pccana, per lb.. 33c Filberts, per II). 22c Peanuts, per lb. 19c Dunham's Cocoanut, 'fib. pkg .12c Dunham's Cocoanut, Vi-lb. pkg 23c Dunham's Cocoanut, 1-lb. pkg..... 45c Garnishing Cherries, 3-oz. bott!e......l3c Garnishing Cherries, 5-oz. bottle......21c Garnishing Cherries, 8-oz. bottle......28c Garnishing Cherries, 15-oz. bottle 48c Queen Olives, 10-oz. jar 32c Queen Olives, 32-oz. jar ...56c Manz Stuffed Olives, 3'v-oz. bottlc.loc Maire Stuffed Olives, 6-oz. bottle 28c Manz Stuffed Olives, 12-oz. bottle.JlSc Mother's Marshmallow Crcmc 1 pint glass jar.......- .....27c Angelus Miirshmallows, small pkg... 9c Large pkg. , ....27c Fruits and Vegetables New Navel Oranges, per dozen 78c Large Grape Fruit, each 18c Tvcd Emperor Grapes, per lb ......15c Cranlcrries, per lb. . 20c Celery, per bunch 12c Celery Hearts, per bunch..., ..17c Spinach, per lb 12 'tc