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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 4, 1925)
Friday, December 4, 1925. THE LA' GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER c Throe NEWS of SOCIETY Mrs. Bingner Hostess At Bridge Luncheon Tim lust of a series of three parties Riven by Mrs. Churles iilntjner this week took place yes terday afternoon nt her homo on Cedar street and Washington avo. line, Luncheon was served at n prelllly uiipolnted table at 1:1s u'eluek with covers laid for twenty, afler which flvu tubles of bridge were formed. , Mrs. Walter Heuter won high Heore and Mrs. F.arl Htuddard re ceived the second prize during the uflernoon's play. . Lucky Thirteen Club Meets Mm. William AhIi won the club lirizi' unil Mrs. J. i O'L'ouiK'U tliu j:unt yenUM-day ' ufturnuun whi-u Mrs. H. K. CoolidsCO was hoHt- t-iis to tlio Micky Thirteen club at ir homo on O uvenuc. After the jiliiy luncheon was served. Tho Hvini? room and luncheon table was prettily decorated with a red am' white color scheme, chrys anthemums and carnutions being used. Bridge Party Given At Leishman Home Kour tables of bridge we're nt play Wednesday evening when Mr. anil Mrs. Walter Lelsinan enter-' lalned the livening" Alpha club at their homo on Main avenue. Mrs. James MoNlliiico won high seore aiming the ladies present and the gentlemen's prize went lo 11. M. Hay. Alter tho - play refreshments were served. 1 J. B. Card Club Is Entertained The homo of Mrs. K. II. Iliiylcn was the scene of a delightful parly yesterday afternoon when Mrs. Carl Douhan was hostess to 'the J. 11. Card club there. Uouquets of pret ty chrysanthemums. In yellow and white, were arranged throughout the rooms affording a delighirul selling for nn afternoon at bridge. Mrs. Lester Uramwell won high seme and Mrs. Nale Zwclfct re ceived the second prize. A two-course 1 u n c ll o o n was served after the play. New'Effecfc V h i X: ... caning linu to do onil.thl. and hero Is the latest ver. jeneien ornament in ill.. original slon. inon.ls and pearls that follows the natural shape of the ear Instead of hilling from the lolie. While In """sting, wc cannot feel It will offer iJf serious competition to the es i.ibiishcd vogue in car drops f Sister Mary Says: u'cluck thrco tables of bridge were al play. .Mrs. c J. Udenholm won lilgh score. . Birthday Anniversary Is Complimented Misses Helen und Thelnta Uray entertained u number of friends last evening at their hoinu at tho comer of Cedar street and A ave nue. The affair was In honor of Miss Helen's sixteenth blrthdav anniversary. Twelve couples were present. Games and dancing wcro features of the evening. Luncheon was served at the close of tho party. Epworthians Meet At Neff Home The Kpworth League of the South Methodist Episcopal church met at the home o Mrs. v. C. Nct'f Thursday evening: with 2R mem bers present. The business meet ing was conducted by tlie presl- (Uy Sister Mary) Hrenkfast -Omngo and grape juice, cereal, thin cream, pouched eggs on graimni toast, crisp gra hum toast, milk, coffee. Luncheon Navy bean and tom ato soup, toasted brown bread, ap ple and celery salud, ginger pud ding, milk, tea. . I-Mnner llakcd halibut steaks, potato puff, stuffed green' peppers, tomato Jelly salad, rye, bread, cherry pie, milk, coffee. Of course the cherry plo Is not for juniors under 10 years of ago. A baked apple or dish of slewed fruit with- a plain cookie should bo jtlunncd for any children at the family table. Be sure that tho crust of tho plo is well baked. A hot oven should bo u.si'd for baking tho pie, sinco the filling is cooked. This ginger pudding is so simplo and so good that it might take tho place of a rich plum pudding If prepared. GINGER I'VOUINO Onc-fourth cup granulucd sugar, cup molasses, cup butter, 1 'A cups flour, tcattpoou ginger, y toapon cinnamon, 1 teaspoon soda, cup boiling water, H cup seeded and chopped raslns, cup clean ed currants, 2 tablespoons miriccd candied o ran go peel, B tablespoons minced candied lemon peel, cup chopped figs, 2 tublespoons, vanilla. Cream butter and beat In uffr. Add molasses und beat well. Mix prepared fruits with cup flour. Mix and sift remaining flour with spices. Add flour to first mixture niul mix smooth. Add half of the boiling water und mix thoroughly. Add floured fruit und mix well. IMssoIvo soda in remaining wuter und stir into mixture. Heat until smooth. Beat egg until light and stir with vanilla into batter. Pour Into a buttered mold, cover ' and steam for two hours'. Serve warm with hard sauce, lemon sauce or whipped cream. This recipe will serve six persons. Alpha Club Members Meet at Island City Mrs. Clvde Klllrlln delightWIly .,', nndiM of We ZT served by the .. nn.tiv ci-ntcrnieco. " ...... 1. 1 I A 1 f i - jua society In Session Seventeen members were present yesterday afternoon when Mrs. C. II. r.lystone wns hostess to the Ulv erstdo ..utiles' Aid society. Mrs. Tom Buylcj's presided ''over . .the Saved - From Lenape Fire 1 V-oA V' & , Mrs. Arthur Stearns and her four children, of New York, were among tho survivors of the burning of tho steamship I,on .ape off the coast of Delaware. The above picture was made ns they returned to New York from their huzurdous experience. PMISEK ; OF THE WEEK lMtOMIHK, Oro. (Special) The weather was warm herb .on, the IUi TIMBER SALE DATED. BAL.KM, Ore. The stato land board on January 20 of next year will open bids for the sale, of approximately 30.000,000 feet of Umber In Klamath county. This Is tho largest wilo of timber ever negotiated by tho stato land board, according to members of . the board. Three thousand acres of hind on which the timber stands will not bo offered for sale. The minimum price for 28,tcr, 000 feet of yellow pine has been fixed by tho bourd at $3.60 for each 1000 feet.? ' Approximately! KSfi.OOO feet Of white fir Iiuh ho'-nl appraised at ,60 cents for- eaeii luoo feot and 185.000 feet of In cense cedar at $1 for 1000 ret. Hach bid nvist be accompanied by a certified check for 2 per cent of the ii mount involved. tUo bouso work. Carl Griffith and family, of Wnl Iowa, Luther Trump and family, of Suunyslde, and Wulter Carper und family, of Promise had Thanksgiv ing dinner at the Ugu Uurton borne. . . ' , Hill Carper und family went to Wallowa Krlday. ' . John Weaver is herding sheep for t'la l'oulson. . A largo crowd attended party held ut tho Iloby home Saturday first day, of December., ..with-,', no ..owning.. A gopd ttmo was reported. played by Lillian Wagner, hand some und clever. ; William Hellery will give U8 his version of the amusing comedy role of "Kranz. "Mrs. Krnnx" will be In tho hands of Mary Htockwcll. All tho other parts arc carefully cust, according to tho critical reviews, und the chorus Is good-looking und anl- niet and Min A. W. Kelson won ihk" Heore at bridge following lunch eon. . Lincolns Entertain Bridge Club Tlie, HA'UHlllta lirldKo -club lust nlirht ut the homo of .Mr. .Mrs. Charles Lincoln, on Cednr sireet. DllrillB the evenlnB's pluy Mrs. (!ren won hlKh score uniong Hie Indies present and the gentle men's prize went to Wulter J. Now hind. ' . llefore adjournment a two-course luncheon wus served by the hostess. . Card Party Follows Luncheon Mrs. W. S. Jlarer was host.'." lo (he members or the Thursday Auc tion Itrldge club yesterday after noon with a bridge luncheon. Car nal ions and potted plants were used to decorate the home. After a ilellclouH. Inpeheon nt 1 dent. Sum Walker, after which the I muted. A specially augmented or-1 rcmamaer oi me evening wus pass- u-hestra, which boasts a harp (al ways an addition to operatic nc companlments) is under the direc tion of Carleton Kelscy. Tho scenery Is from the brush of the artist who did tho original pro duction for. New York und all tho scenic effects' aro fresh and rich. The quaint costumes of the period of tho play the early "JS20's aro new and of charming coloring. and design. WALLING'S f hiistmas SuRRcstions: Dainty New Silk Underwear llcastinitljly priced. . Silk Hose ' $1.49 to $2.75 Men's Silk Sox 75c Paii Six Pairs for ?1.00 New Corsage Flowers . Hand-Made Hankies Hand lings Sweaters And many articles too numerous to mention. 'S justness session. Hefore adjournment dulnty re freshmenls were served by the hostess und , a social hour ob served. Missionary Society Plans Bazaar 1'lnns were made for a bazaar lo be held December 12 yesterday af ternoon when the Mlssionm-v so clely of ihe Soiilh Methodist Rpis- copal church met ut the home of Mrs. H. K. Ituker. 22l Norlli Kir street. Mrs. It. llelvey, presi dent, of fixe orgaulattlon, presided over tho meeting. "Blossom Time" ' As Popular Now As 5 Years Ago snow and no frost In tho ground, Mr. Krlnk, who has been trap ping und prospecting' "along the' Grande Konde river, returned to' Muxvllk Saturday.' Alelvln Carper brought Mr. Krink out ' by -pack-horse. He spent the night at the Cv I. Carper horned ' The men who have been building fence, nlong the highway finished the Work Krlday and returned home Saturday. . " " ' : ltoy Carper made n, business trip to some of the lumber camps Mon day. ' ' ( ' , ' '. .' Harold and Hatpli 'Carper, re turned from I.a Orando Saturday. Harold has been under the care of an eye specialist for several weeks. His eyes are Boino better. Horn, Sunday, November 20. a son to Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Klesh- man. Both mother und, baby are doing nicely.. Miss Ituth Hayes spent Thanks giving at the C. I Carper home. , Nora Bennett, of Wallowa, came In last Sunday and . visited until Vrldsy with friends und -relatives. She has beep working, for Mrs, Tom Willet, who has been 111. Harvey McDonald and Ualph Carper went to Powwatka .Sunday und returned to their here Mon-duy. I'layUoyd. of Lower vulley, wus hunting horses In l'romise the Inst Lora Carper and Theresa Smith spent the holidays with their par ents, returning to school the first of- tho week. Itoyal Thompson' and Mabel Thompson, of Wallows, attended the party at Mr. 1 toby's 'Saturday night. 'Mr; and' Mrs. Chnrles Kennc worthy visited Sunday at the Allle Smith home. " JjCO Taylor,. who has been board ing with Mrs. JAivy Hoed for the past four months returned to his homo at La Grande Thursday. Mr. find Mrs. Marshal Kleshman visited SUnday ,at tho Andrew Floflhman home. . ? , Kunlee Courtney spent Monday night at the Allle Smith home, Airs Alme.nda Curpof und three boys spent ThuitUsgtvlug with Met l.ucy lteed. Charles Carper went to Crow ley's cum p Sunday.. He expects to cut timber there for u while 7 t Wo tfiiew it iimn nlieo wlin crnt Ho mad ut his neighbors' he gave of the: week. his little boy a drum for Christ- Miss Dollle Henderson Is stuylng ni ei h. m 'nt 'And re w Klesh ma n 's n n d doing 1 urywlththMt Ml Ud Null Cook' with this ; rich milk To enrich food, cook with Carnation, high in nour ishment. To improve the : flavor and texture of milk dishes, de)cud on Carna, tion's finer-lhan-cvcr lasle and creamy smooth con-, sistency. Insist on Carna- . tion it's Oregon's and the. world's leading milk., Carnalinn Milk Products Co. 474 GltMti Street, rorllirtri, Oresoa A vSmart Handbag Will Be Appreciated - Women like the little gifts that add charm and completeness to their cos tumes. Handbags are one of them. So, make it a handbag this Christmas. ' The loveliest are here in fascinating shapes and' shades. ' - . $2.50 to $8.50 . Made in Oregon foriyears which L will bu retaineil by ' the buai'd us first payment on the purchuse price; t , f ' ; Money derived from ihe sale of the timber will go Into the common school fund. , iH'iitlso 8learstWbio Charge 1IOOI) ItlVfcllt, Ore., lr. S. 1 Peterson, local dentist, was exon erated of a-charge . of poMssslon of liquor at a hearing before Jus tice of tho Veaeo Hlagg. Ur. H. Levitt, l'ortlund dejitlst. assum ed full respoliiflbllity for ownership of? n bbltjo of' 'Wind captured when the two men erC fiero Thanks giving morning. lA-avltt wus flnud ao. 'From Contented Cows' 9 tO,rarwllow MiU tVrwfin Shirking Coyote Itoplni-rs I.lou as Menace in Mioutaiia MISHOCLA,. Mont., . (Al1) -The mountain lion has yielded to the shirking coyote as the greatest menace to wild life lu Montana. To save himself and his stock, the bueksklnconted pioneer of Ihu eighties fought the; lion. Jn modern days, the slate posted a bounty of for each of the animals klllctU The wurrure hus progressed to the stage whero only one deer, a favorite prey, has been killed by the mountuln king this year. Tho coyote, however, -has claimed sev- eral victims. . .. The sllngiest agatn this year. Cross seals he Christ mas. man- is with us Hus fiomo Ited saved" from' last' lit . ! v IB ; i m ID' '-)-S Zk&t prHta ami IiIa I "ItlnMstiiit Tlm" tin tvillt Srlititirrt us IIh Ii.tu. Imiiiorljil iini.sic for kttt Hcor'. ttlilrlt I I will ! at the Arrmlr Tin'wlity, J'!'- iiiitbi'r 8. 1h uh iiuHihir In lis ftttli Ki'iiNun tiii tn IIh nrHt. jl huh ri-coril of over 4U0 iwrfonnanri'H In 1 Now York clly. aiiiil m-vrnl hcii- huiih of trltnuiil) an tlu' ronil. II will (mini: to Mini prulmbly lnt tn-Eriitri-iin-nt hcrtv An I'lilln'ly n-w cunt of prlncliralH uml tt litrffiT :liiruH or youne tvo- liuin niul miJi tlmn Ih uhiihI Willi HhlH tM'rrornuinciv will coinblnc to ' initki! thin imituKi ini nt cn tliilly altractlvi' to lornl tln'iitt-riroiTK. Arthur (lonloit HiiHon. tli w.-ll- I Known operatic and conci-rt lmrl- Itoni'. Ih i.liu.-lnc tin! roll' of "Km it iHrliiilK-rl" and lii lirltiBH to It In Imlilltlon to flni? volon and lilmrlonlc I latent a personality n ntarkably ,llki- tliat of tin; composer, an -wc ! know It from memoir and picture. Mary l'owoll, a dainty tilths actrcwi anil posse HBed of a fine voice, n in lie the "Mltxl. wnrren i rocior will have the Important tenor rule ,.r "lluron Kranit Seliuber." The ,lnhlnir "llelln Urimn" NEW TODAY 15y Express A d.ilnty slipper In (-lar-iy. Satin pump with diver Irieklc and spike heel for street or patty wear. A tun calf O'ltarey :!h Riilil liurkle, poring- In front. 1 n-S Culinn wood heel ono of the latest In pumps. , We also carry a pump In patent leuther ns above. 8"C window for new pit ent with front RorinB. small rut-out In vamp. l-sran. side panel, with splkn heel. This number Is the cream of styles. Xnias House Slippers THE B00TERY III be NEW INVENTION SAVES MILLIONS A Lamp that Burns 91' Air A new oil lamp Hint irlvcs an iiiiunlnirlv , brilliant, soft, wiit'.c light, even better than gas or dec trlclty, has been tested by the V S Government and J5 leading un Iversltles and found to bo super ior to in ordinary oil lamps. It burns, without odor, smoke of noise no numplnff up. Is simple, clean, safe. Hums 4 air an-1 6- common kerosene (coal oll. The Inventor. V. SI. Johnson. 161 North Vnlon Ave., l'ortlanil Ore. Is offerln.B to !nd a lamp on 10 days' KIEKK trial, or even to Kive one KKKK to the first user In earn locality w ho will help hlin Introduce It- Write him ! day tor full particulars. Also ask him to explain how vol can g"t tho agency, ami without experi ence or moocy make HbO to i0n Give Something Electrical-- A llangc Electric Refi igcraloi' i Washing Machine Vacuum Cleaner , Urn Set Percolator Grill Table Stove Waffle Iron i v Toaster (looker Curling Iron Heating Pad Iron THE'mOST COMPLETE STOCK OF ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES " IN THE CITY ' Eastern Oregon Light & Power Co. "Always At Your Service" INCREASING M THE -TOLUE S . - Sets b Pxricc No standard approaches tho unquestionable quality of P1QQL1 lUlQQLl merchandise at the price. IJour dollar buys the best ATID THEIl it buus more at P1QQLIJ U)lQQLl. TRUE UALUE. Del Monte Catsup Layer. Raisins Pint bottle I........ 25c, , 15-oz. package 18c Del Monte Medium Peas- 0Ucr Brand Currants ....20c Ao. z can 0c - 3-oz bottle .....loc in , w. Your Luck La?r " rCp Coffee, Mb. can.- :.....53c ,.. 7: "V ; "" Folgert Coldcn Gate Coffee Prepared Mustard, quart jar....32c cm 56c Lantern Globe ,... t . . ,, lfl(.' No. 2 Cold IJlasl 17c Kcx LC Cd" 7"'" " Lantern (Jlobc ' IJalihit's Lye, can 10c No. 2 Nu-Litc 17c , n.... o u c ii -i un Snowshoe Cane & Maple Pure Sorghum, 5-lb. pad -...80c gyinip No 2'2 canl..... 38c Visit PIGGLY WKJGLY, walk through the aisles, study the hanging price tags and you will sec low prices on every item, not JUST A FEW SPECIALS. , 3 1TW ftP iot BiOuUl. Aiv,
