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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 27, 1925)
Friday, November 27, 1925. NEWS of SOCIETY Dinner Parties eature lhanksgiving As In muny years past nuuiy din r partlrs took placo yestorduy innksgivlnff day. Hi-sulis the din. era (riven .hero several La Grunde leoulo visited other cities tor the lollday. Among tho dinner parties here esterday was one slven . by Dr. nd Sirs. Kay Murphy. They en-i-rtalned five couples at dinner. lifter which cards were - enjoyed dllowed by a theatre party. Mr. and Mrs. O. H. (.'laycomh i ISO entertained at dinner. Their ucsts wore tho ltev. and Mrs. Ed. I'ollock and daughters Luetic and Klizabetll. of Kllfin: Covers were iiid for nine. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Y. . I U- ...... ...Inini.il tliiil. IOIllieUIXl"I. " ...... amity at ThankKKivmg dinner. Mr. ind Mrs. Hal uohnenuamp. .Mr. nd Mrs. Chase Uolmenkump, and Mr. and Mrs. Lynn iionnenkanip knil their families were present. Mr. and Mrs. 1.. J. wiinams nun s their dinner guests Mrs. will nins' mother, her sisters, Misses Hall and Adelaide SSeiKer and her hirother, Kloyd Zuitter, all of l'uy- tte, Idaho and ltay Stephens of B'rilltland, Idaho. Mr. and Mrs. 'Julius Hooseh had their family home for dinner. Including their two daughters unu sons-in-iuw, jir. hind Mrs. Murtin KiUgcraUl and Mr. mid Mm. Hugh K. Urudy; and their jsun Marcus. Mr. and Mr w. O. Sawyer had their guesls for dinner Mr. and Mrs. K. it. Jewkes and sun, ot linlsn. Idaho and Mr. uml Mrs. ! Korruur. of Spokane. Washing Ion. Mr. and Mrs. I). KltMuiiild entertained al u laiiiuy uiiiner wiui covers laid Tor seven. Mr. und Mrs. Clyde Leighton had several guests for dinner. Including Mr. and Mrs. illuy Trice. Mr.- and Mrs. A. 1.. iWrgason i nlerlulned meinliers or frlieir family and relatives ul din- at their furin home. Covers were laid for twenty-five. Miss Baxter, Mr. Combs Married at Union A pretty wedding look place yes terday at 6 o'clock when Miss l.e- ona linxtrr und Nephl Combs were Magnificent fj meet tomorrow afternoon for their regular monthly meeting. Mrs. Q. A. Pollard and Mrs. C. C. Penning ton will bo hostesses at tho home of Mrs. Pollard on Spring avenue. Tho meeting will start promptly nt 2 o'clock. , v Nothing adds the finish to an re nins gown that a lovely ostrich fan docs. ThiP 9 has very lonff fluei, and la so, very largo that tho tair ono who carries It can practically retire behind It It she chooses" It 1 of brilliant red, which la particularly effective with the all-white costume. Sister Mary Says: married at the homo or Miss ttux ti r'a brolhir. Will Huxter, ut t'n ion. Grunt Lie an, bishop of the m-cond ward of the U I). S. church mtv, porl'ormi:d the ceremony. Miss Kztntt Baxter was bridesmaid . and Culhoun Combs nctud u best man. The bride wore a pretty dress of roHf colored uun buck crepe and earrled u bride's bouquet .of roses. Her attendant wore blue. About finy friends and relatives were prest-nt and after tho cere mony a reception was piven. : Tint happy young couple will make their home here on Y avenue. 1 ... . ... . - . I COATS $9.90 and up to $17.50 TRIMMED HATS $1.93 $3.93 - $7.50 BLAZEKS $6.95 .- $7.50 $10.75 New . WOOL JACQUETTES Men's Silk Sox cheaper. Women's flesh I'mler Hose, Jlat Kranies, Velvets. Ilro-cnili-s, Flowers, Kur Trim mings. Hll.lv HOSP: All colors. $1.41) i i uinm il WALL Nu & J Endeavorers Entertain Tlilrly-flve young people -were present Wednesday evening, when i nhers of the Christian Kndeavor society or the Presbyterian church held a Thanksgiving party In the basement of the church. Each iguest contributed food, to be do- llvered to the needy of the. city on Thanksgiving day. Guinea were enjoyed during the evening und dalnly refreshments were served. . Miss Francis Kelley hud charge of the devotlonat serv ices. ' The social committee, with MIbs Gladys Owen as chairman, was in charge of Hie party. I Women Hostesses to ; j Lodge Members j Members of Mooseheart lAiRlun entertained the niemhvrs ot -the Moose lodj;o and "their' fumHles last evening ut a social in the I. O. O. K hall. lurlng the lodpo ses sion preeedinf? the social the fol lowing offieers were elected: Mrs. H. Shultz, senior regent; Mrs. K. S. Norrls, junior repent; Mrs. Don Shanks, past resent; Mrs. lXe ('lower, ehupluin; Mrs. Clara Wer ner, recorder and Mrs. Charles ! ('randall, treasurer. Mrs., Chnrles Uunyan wna retirlnp past regrenr. A musieul program was rendered and refreshments served ' during J.the remainder of the evening. lly Sinter Mary Breukfu.st Stewed dried peach es, cereal, thin creuni. French toast, sirup, milk, coffee. Luncheon Tomato toast, shred ded lettuce and cottage, checs sal ad, whole wheat bread, plain cook-, les, milk. tea. Dinner Beef loaf with baked bananas, baked sweet potatoes, creamed cauliflower, apple-celery-nut saled, graham bread, floating bdand, milk, coffee. The sweet potatoes are baked In their "Jackets" and served Just like plain baked Irish potatoes. A rather highly flavored vegetable is planned with the dinner' as the. other dishes mentioned are itutto bland. Homemade pickles can be served to adults with good offect in this dinner. Iloef Loaf Willi linked llananas One pound round steak ground, 3 large bananas, 1 egg, teaspoon salt, 4 teaspoon pepper, 1 cup stale bread crumlbs, 4 tablespoons min ced, fat salt pork, 1 tablespoon minced parsley, Jujeo 1 lemon. Mix cround beef steak, pork and bread crumbn. Season with sail and pepp6r and add egg well beaten. Add a few tablespoons of milk if necessary to make moist enough to shape. Form Into a loaf and place In roaster. Iiake in a hot oven for 4G- minutes. When loaf Is nearly done peel hanunaM and scrape lightly with blunt edge of knife. Cut in halves crosswise and then lengthwise. Tut around the loaf in the pan, sprinkle with lemon juice. salt and pepper and bake until a delicate, brown. Arrange meat on a platler, surrounded with bananas and sprinklo the whole with mtn ced parsley 'White Cargo," Tense Drama of Impressive Mood, Here Tomorrow .Is a man. isolated among the nuttves in. West Africa In climatic conditions that fairly warp his soul, to be blamed If h chooses a native half caste woman for a mate? This question Is onswered in a tremendous way in "White Cargo" the tensely dramatic production which comes to tho Arcnde tomor row night. Hepresentatlvea of the press in nil the cities where this sensational success has appeared to capacity audiences . have pro elalmvd it as tho best play seen in many' a day. i Similar to 'Italn" but voted lo be ,m ore logicul. It hus just the suggestion of the soullessness of "iiclla Donna"; "While cargo' proved one of the most powerful drunms that has been seen in years. It Is not hard to under- back to Africa living in a country that defies all attempts of civilisa tion and the spell of tho jungle gets you. "White Cargo" comes here with IU original cuM .und production, It is a slice of life you won't forget. Reservation of seats now being accepted. , . t t'Aii-Americaii Inhibition Opens With fiilU I'alnlliu; Try to save too much tlmo you may waste It all. . und Hitting the high spots can give, a man an auful jolt. L 3 I.OS ANGKLKS, (AI) Marking the first tlmo South American art has been placed on exhibit here, since 1M5, the Tan-American K hlbiUon, with &00 oil paintings and etchings on display, opened today. The opening was In conjunction with the dedleatlou of the first unit of a series of eight additions to the Los Angeles Museum In Ex position Park. Artists living In tho t'nlted Sta tes, Mexico. 1'unnmu, Uraxll, Ar gentina, leru. Chile, franco and Spain are represented in the col lection, which will remain on dis play until Jutuiury 1, when the latln-Amerlean sectlou will start a tour of the important muse urns of the I'nttcd Slutes, while the North American continent is visit ins South America. Among tho North American art ists who have their work, on exhi bition are Frederick K. Krleseke, Karl Anderson. John K. Costlgun. Mary Cossutt. John 1 Carlson. Leon Kroll, liner Schofleld and John It. Urubach. Diego lltvera. of Mexico, considered by art crit ics us one of the greutest living painters, und Manual Vega, Cuban. u1"o have contributed to the ex hibition. " , stand that the production has run for over three years In New j ork and duplicated Its success at the Curt theatre, Chiciigo und the l'layhouse, London. Kroin the time the curtain rlsi'S until it falls on the final of the six scenes there s ever present that feeling of intense interest, heat and dumpncs. As the cur- lain rises it seems ns If a hot misl Is lifted from the river in the background of the decaying but on the stage; as men stumbled In to the room, the perspiration, the feeling of torrid warmth -creeps over the footlights to the audience and as the story Is unfolded one feels that they ure transported NEW LAMP BURNS W AIR I know they'll be perfectjl the things I bake 'with Sperry Drifted Snow Flour Beats Klcctric or Gnu A now oil lamp that gives nn amuzingly brilliant, soft, whi'.e light, even better than gas or elec tricity, has been tested by tho U. S. Government, end 116 leading un iversities and found to bo super ior to 10 ordinary oil lamps. It burns, without odor, smoke or noise no pumping up, Is simple, . eleun, safe, turns Ui' ulr and C'r common Kerosene (coat oil). The Inventor, V. M. Johnson, ICl North Union Ave., l'oiilund, Ore,, Is offering to send a lump on 10 days KUKK trial, or even to give one KltKK .to the first UBer In each locality who will help him introduce it. Write him t'i- ihiy for full particulars. Also aslc Mm to explain how you cun get fhn nirenev. and ffithout experi ence or money make $U60 to $i00j per month. Adv. Something New Whenever you call more new ' things have arrived at our store and . your inspection will be appreciated. NEW COLLAIi AND CUFF SETS 73c to $2.73 NEWEST HAND BAGS $2.30 to $6.50 NEWEST FLOWERS AND COKSAGES . 50c to $3.50 NEWEST CASHMERE SCARFS . $2.95 to $3.50 NEW SPORT TIES Iu plain,' striped and figured crepe de chine. 50c to $1.35 ' NEW SILK LINGERIE, GOWNS, CHEMISE STEP-INS.- ,. In Supremo crepe and crepe de chine. V . All. reasonably priced. ' PUTMAN'S Hear the Welsh (ilcrmcii at 1 1. I). S. TnlH'i-muie, tMotulnyt 1 November !tO , v LOOK OVER OUR WANT ADS FOR BARGAINS BOYS' WAGONS KIDDY CURS VELOCIPEDES F.L. LILLY r Hardware Phone M-85 llinr the tVrlli (ilccnu'ii lit I.. 1. S. 'I'HlMniai-lf. Momliiy, Kdll'llllRT III) Announcement! Social announccmttita maf bo printed In tills column tre of cliarso. Any announcements pertaining to any functions sncb as cooked food sales, etc, wlU bo refused. Announccincnui, to bo printed the Baoio day, must bo In socii'tx editor's hands by 9:00 o'clock. News editor's note. The re will be no lioelal meeting of the 1.. A. to tlin H. ot It. T. Tuesday evenlnK on account of Hie death of Mrs. Hamilton, a member of the orKunlitation. They will liiiv: a ri'KUlur bilslneSH session and eleetlun ol officers. . . Til.. World Wide f'.illl.l, will That's the joy of using Sperry Drifted Snow Flour I can be sure ' of perfect results every time. In the 12 years I've baked with it, every sack I have used has been , of the same wonderful blend. That 'uniform goodness is Sperry's greatest pride. I've seen with my own eyes how they protect it with scientific lab : oratory control with special ; methods in their big modern mills and then they test it every hour of the day by our method baking. I suggest that you use Sperry Flour for results you can be s ure otorytime. P. S. Hnve you any cooking problems you'd like help in solving? Looking for some new menus? Or party "ideas"? Would you like a set of the wonderful Sperry Master Recipes? Write, telling me just what you want, and I'll help you, fee. Sperry drifted snow Flour MINERVA SAYS: Kur Hie ln-neflt or the few lH-uple. who wear 5-ineh tp luee aboeH In the winter we will Blate that w can fur nish these to 7&' black and brown calf, also Kid I.1....L-- .....i i.i-.. it n low ii n 1 tK ii.i'tlium culmn h-uther 1 The price on thi'se is S--l" mt pair. Sizes from 3 1 V If you want to buy yo ir Xuian flappers, we have a pood Hiipply of new KHIs Jllt received. Clt th-il whilKt the ize8 an all h-r--. Drown und black oxfords in low hrl Ih conceded lo be one of the beat sellers now. Jut urrtved yeslerdtiy. i'r men a black kid and a brown kid HUielKT dn-ss Hhoe in a full run of sixe.i. Ht ;.M) and $7..V. Olh. r styles) cheaper and soi.io inure expensive. 12-Inch mid 16-lueh lit cut for m-n. Also full lln of nibb rs for men, ludh-B anl childr- n. THE B00TERY Hear tlir Welsh Kkitm-n nt U 1. S. Talicmwli-, MomJii)', oi ember SO 5 K -ri J VW iff ': : 1..-I1.. iH.t'.rar. Ulr.-,- !' ' 'I',!!! l! , ', ' mePanirud .i i j n aMilllcnffcmes 'Baking 7'owdcr extracts Coffee Spkcs For flavor ' be sure your coffee conies in a real vacuum tin and not just an ordinary tin. For com enicmt be sure it comes in a key-wind tin and not just an ordinary vacuum tin. Schillin wings of trv 9 bffee orning il A Ik Coffn Anf time tou not think thit hilline Ctyjfee it the it conee j ou cn but. jrour roctr ill return your money insiantif tnd glldlr. Toil keep trie collet. "Just lik6 a gj'cat big pantry!" Shelf after shelf lined with good things to cat gathered ru.ni oil nvni- tho wnilfl. Tannofl LM)6ds and uackagc goods packed and backed by firms whose names and reputations arc upheld by quality. Walk through the aisles, choose what you want with your own hands; but what you need as you need it. Piggly Wiggly is your pantry, the pantry of more than a million families, for there arc now 1,800 Piggly Wiggly btorcs in United States and Canada serving more than a million customers a day! V New Crop White Means 3 lbs. for 25c Pearl Hominy, 0-ib. sack....5()c Large pkg. Swansdown Cake Flour - 3!)c 4a-lb. sack Pure Muck wheat : 38c 9-lb. sack Pure Muckwhcat 73c 1 pint can Amaizo Oil 2."c 1 ciuart can Amaizo Oil..,...48c 4-11). pail Jewell Shorten ing : .8i)C 8-lb. pail Jewell Shorten ing $1.65 Imported Olive Oil '- pint can Pompeian 33c 1 pint can Pompeian ..60c 1 (mart cun Pompeian $1.15 ij-lb. can llershcy's Cocoa 17c 1- 11). can llei'shey's Cocoa..33c 2- lb. carton Our Mother's Cocoa 38c 1 pint bottle lied Wing Grape Juice 32c 1 quart bottle lied Wing Grape Juice ....60c ia gal. bottle Tvcd Wing .. ; "Grape Juice 88c 1 pint bottle Knights Boiled Cider ..27c O-Ccdar Polish Regular 30c size 4-oz. bottle.... 23c Regular 60c size 12-oz. bottle 15c Regular $1.15 size, 1 quart can 90c O-Cedar Mop No. 4 Triangle, regular style. 90c No. 3 Triangle, regular style $1.25 No. 1 New Style Interchangeable 900 No. 2 New Style Interchangeable $1 mi IS, i
