Monday, Dwon.her 7, 1925.
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
r Pasre Three
NEWS of
Mrs. Murphy Hostess
To Clio Club Members
WrB. Jtuy Mifrphy was liOHtesa to
the members of the Olio club nnd a
tuw invttud RucstH Hulunluy after
noon lit a prettily appointed lunch
oon at 1:15 o'clock at tin country
.club. The centerpiece for the
luncheon tabic wan u beuutiful lmu
iUet of bronxe und yellow clirya
unlliemutuu. . i'ovecB were luld for
twenty.
After luncheon tho party re.
turned to Mrs. Murphy's home
her-, whero fivo tutiltH of Itrldjr'e
werf al play during the rcimilml r
qf the itfturnoon. Tho huuio color
Hrheme of bronito and yelluw wn
used to decoruto the home. Mrn.
O. K. iMitton won hlKh a'-ore anions
the . club UH'iti tuTH and the tfuettl
prim; went to Mih. H. K. Mlxpn.
1
Episcopalians
Welcome Rev. Riley .
One hundred memberK of the
KplscopaP cltureh iiHtntfVd the
purish tni'i tiiiff lu-ld Suturduy evi-
lilntr at Honan hall Imnorhttf the
-ltcv. Oliver Uiley. of 'l rre, .South
Dnjvotu. anil thi Bishop W. I'. ltni
iiiKlou and family, of Ivmllrton. A
chlckt-n pie dinner wan wrved at 7
o'clock. The lablen were deror
nti'd in a pretty r-d and y.-llow
color Hcheme, yellow pompoms and
chrysanthemums and reil randb-H
heint used.
After dinwr, impromptu talks
wore Riven liy the -lU'V, Kiley, the
Itishop nnd Mrs. W; I. Ucininglon,
Miss It. Hol)ertrton, Hishop Item
ington's secretary, and J. I. Slater.
Tho Uov. Hlley also delivered an
excellent st-rmon yesterday morn
ins t the KplHcopnl church. Kvery
scat in the church was ot-uph-d.
Elgin Couple
Married Here
Miss Gertrude lnl and T!oy
Nlcoson. both of Klffin, wero quiet
ly married hero Saturdy afternoon
at 3 o'clock at the parsonage of the
, christian church. The Itevr O, W.
Jones officiated. Mrs. young, also
of Klgin, was present.
The happy couple will spend a
few dyys at Flora, Oregon, after
which they will return' to Klgin to
make their home.
Mrs. Close Meets
With Baptist Women
Mrs. U. K. Closf. stntn secrolnry
dirpdor or tli Hantlst Women's
ory:ini.itlop of Onyron. "'ho "'
WALLING'S
75 HITS 75
I'lmluisocl Khiim'lnlljr
For A
I)l'.CKll!i:l SAIiF. .
Beautiful J.yon's . Silk Vel
vets, Metalllrs and nrocades.
riratc 'shapes, firbann unJ
lurirtT ihoiIHk. .
I'rlccU for a quick turn
ovcr $3.93, $5.75, $G.95
And Up to $10 "
WALLING'S
ELECTRIC
GOODS
Electric revcolalor
Electric Coffee Makers
Electric Waffle Irons
Electric Heaters
F. L. LILLY
Hardware
Phone M-85
FELT SLirPERS
For' Xmns
Women's f'omfy Soles, nt
$1.-15, $I.S nnd $4.2.V Sever
al styles In lot.
Children's Kelts, lenth-r
sole, red and lilue, X to II,
SI .00; sizes Hi to 2, rti
and blue. $I.S..
Infants' Hootees nt 7.V1.
A few Infnnls' Klrst-Rt .p
Leather Slippers, size 3 to
4J, lit 2.V Ihiw about tho
doll?
THE B00TERY
We hav Mn's PUpprrs. alto
Kfll and LrMhrr.
SOCIETY
,!NJewLrne
Th hat apparently has become tired
of being so shortened in the' back
thnt it lias decided to eliminate tho
back iHn-tiorf entirely and see how
women like that. t This one b of
lioilro colored felt trimmed with a
lealher liana and leather flowers of
the same shade.'
a visitor In T.a Grundo yesterday
with her husband, tho He v. H. K.
Close, who delivered an address at
i!ie Methodir.t . KpiscopiH . rhurch
last evening, was entertained yes
terday by ihn ladles or the nap
list church at the homo of Mrs.
William Shade.
Mrs. Olose gave an excellent talk
about the Baptist women's work.
Painty refreshments wero served
by Mrs. Shade at the close of iier
talk.
Degree of Honor ;
Lodge Meets 1
The Degree of Honor held a spe
cial meeting Thursday at K. of P.
hall.. Mrs. Lois Gelser, national re
atonal director. Instructed tho of
ficers of the lodge in their work,
after which the visiting members
were entertained at dinner at the
Tiffin. The tables were decorated
with pretty yellow flowers of the
season.
After dinned thctaoishrdlunupu
After dinner the party attended
the dance.
-
Club Dance Will .
Be This Evening 1 ;
Tho second of a series of Coun
try club dances will take, pluco this
evening at the ' club house. The
committee 'in churgQ of' the dance
consists! of Mr. nnd Mrs. H. , ii,
rofii'eh, chairmen, Mr. and Mrs. W.
H. helsman, Mi, and Mrs. H. J.
Oreen, Mr. and -Mrs. Uoscoe Neal,
Mr. and -Mrs. Ji. F. Ounn, Mr. and
Mrs. M. CisVd'dlorSYf:ah'ti'Mr: X
T, Jarveii, Mr. and Mrs. Karl Slod
dard, Dr. antl Mrs. A. U Richard
son, Mr. und Mrs. H. M. Bay, Mr.
and Mrs. V. ( Perkins, Mr. and
Mrs. Krtink I-llly, Ir, and Mrs. C.
Moore, Mr. and Mrs. George. (ur
ivy. and Mr. and Mrs. H.'N-Ashhy.
Announcements
Social announcements may
ho printed In this column free
of charge. Any announcements
pertaining to any Inactions such
as cooked food sales, etc., will
be refused. Announcements, tjo
be printed the same day, must
be In Foclety editor's hands by
9:00 o'clock. News editor's
note.
The Women's Tuesday Hllile
elaHH will inert for Its last Irsson
lieiore the holidays tomorrow af
'trrnoon at L:S0 o'clock In the
; Nrltfhliorliooil club rooms. The
) suiijiTt will he "The , Noblrman'B
I Son Healed John 4ih." C'orre
I apomlrnn. study will he the anl-
mal, ve(?"lnlle and mineral klnR'-
doniH symbolically considered.
1tttdirtK from Ian Macljiren's
l.if.i of till- Master,'
I 111 ll.-c.
will be con.
Mrs. Thomas Walslnper will he
hostrss to the A Urel Ladles Aid
Thursday afternoon, December 10.
Mid. Itoy Wrlls, Mrs. Ituy Kuller
and Mth. llarry Kisher will assist.
After the devotional services there
will be u. t'hrlstmaa tree for the
children pf the community. The
husband of the members are In
vhed to attend the meeting.
The. Hrotherhood of American
Yeomen will meet this evening ut
7 o'clock at Eagles' hall. The
meeting will begin with a dinner.
AH members and visiting members
are Invited.
The Pnrkdale club will meet nt
the home of Mrs. Grant Pturtc
vant, cornor of V and Spruce,
Wednesday afternoon, December 3.
v i:t i: in Ait m:s ki
KIT 3
I FA I. KM. Ore. Dr. G. T. Korn.
Irk of Stnyton wail elected presl
dent of the Willamette Valley Vet.
erinnrians association, which or
ganized hero. Other officers were
lr. ir. J. Nichols of McMlnnvIllo.
vice president and Pr. Kred W.
Lang of Hnh'm, serrnfnry '
Colds
Be Quick-Be Sure
' Gt the rishtrrmtdy the bat men know.
So quick, k wre that miluona now ewploy it.
The utmost m a laxative. Brotntde -Quinine
in ideal form. Cold, wop is 14 hour. U
Onppe in J days. The tyatem u clonal aod
tooed. Nothinj compare, with rulj'fc
Andruamu tllV PXc30a
CASCARAiiOUININEi
Radio
..MONDAY, DKCRMIIKH ?.
.Moitntulii 'Mine KltUhms.
CPAC, Culgary, Cuii. (4!ta.K)
S:3(J p. iu.. KlwanU club for
Kudlo Hunshlne Fund. 1
Kl VA. Onden, I'tah (2Ut)-
6-6 p. in., Ogdt n Hadio Deal
ers program.
KI K, t oloraih Sp'gs, Cold. (USO)
S:30 p. m.. musical telections;
K:45, educational talk, Mrs, 1 A.
Miller; y-iuu, Warner Hlonu's
Columbians.
KOA, Ih'iivfr. Colo. (.123.4)
- 1':16 p. m., Ktalto theater mu-
' sical; U:3, concert, Hrown lal
- ace string orchestra, Howard Til
lltson, director; 7:i0, Sandman's
ltour; 8. Instruction in-conversational
Spanish; KOA orchestra,
Lewis H, t'hernofl, directing; In
struction In aiietlon bridge. .
KOIt, SlaU' College, N. Mf (ItlS.II)
7;3U-S:30 p. in., "Th Water
Supply." I'rof. Hotskln; "Mln
f rul Kuods and TheH. .Value to
I's," Miss Strong,
KI'O.M, Mlsstuilti, Mont. (211)
. p. tn., program, Kiwanls club
of Missoulu.
raclffc Time SlaUnns.
KKD.I,-Corvallis, Ors. (2H2.5)
S p. m., musleal - seleelions:
' S:KI, , farm nMuinders: 8:15
"Stem Hot of Legumes," I'rof. H.
1. Jlarss: S:'.'u, "Winter 'Poultry
Klock ManaKeinent," Prof. A. O.
Lunn; k::i6, imisleal select ion w:
K:4r(, "The Past Season .for Vege
table Growing -r-t Some Lessons
Li;arned," A.' G. ; ltouimet; l,
"Chib Work for Girls During
Winter aiontbs," ;Helen Cow-gill;
!:16-'J;45, aliiuitvl program.
KI'OA, Srntile, Wash. (ir,:t(;t
C: 45-S: 1 5 pi m., Slierman, Cluy
and company pfogram; 8:3t)-10.
Times sllidio' lifogram.
Kl'WIt, IlHMywtMiil, Cal. (252)
5-6 p. in., children's hour, Hig
Hrother of ' Kl-VH: t-K, micro
phone brevities; - , program.
Star Motor Car company, Million
Dollar . K o u r . orchestra, Sol
HooplPs trio; It-10, program,
- Globe Ice Cream and Weber
llaking companies featuring the
Klve Little Eskimos; K-l l,
Warner Brothers frolic, direc
tion Charlie Wellman; 11-12,
Henry Halsteud's Hollywood
Hoof ballroom orchestra.
KGO, Oakland, Cal. (:illl.2)
7:15 a. m., health training ex
ercises; 8: 1 5 exercises; 8:3(dalty
'strength, cheerio; K:4u, class
room instruction. Oakland con
cert, schools, sixth, grude: 11:80
1 ;p m.' luncheon concert. Pa
cific States Klectrlc company; -8-
. 4, musical pr-ugratn, interpreta
tion of the classics, Wllda' Wilson
Church; fi:3(l-. Aunt Betty
stories; C-7, twilight concert, Wi
ley B. Allen company studio; K,
health talk,' California Htitte
Board of Health, Hugh Barrett
Dobbs; "Chats About . New
Books, V. Joseph Jienry .Jackson;
"Belter. English," Wllda Wilson
1 ,4 ' -
Church; "Are Children People?"
"Dr. Alhertlno Hlehards Nutdi:
"National Farm Hadio Council;"
'Arion trio. . -
Kt;Y, I'urtlaml, Ore, (101.5)
. 12:80-I:u p. m., Uosc City
trio; fl-7, dinner concert, Olds,
Wortman and King; 9-10 con
cert. ' .
KL. Oaklnml, Cal. (508.2) '
4 'ft p. m women's hour; 6
5:30, Aunt Elsie's Sunset mat
inee; 8-9, concert, San ltafael
Military academy band: 9-lo?30,
meeting of the Protective Order
of Luke Merrttt Ducks.
KMT It, HollywiMNl, Cal. (2:tH)
6-6 p. in, home hour. Mammy
Simmons and nuborhooi chil
dren; 7:1S, Los Angeles Y, M. C.
A, must cal program. ' - (
TI IISDAV, DIX IvMBI.U 8. .
)i)iuitaiii Time Slatlons.
CI-' AC, Calgary, Can. (-1:15.8)-.
K-! p. m., studio ' program,
members of the Y. M.-V. A- :
CMtlt, Itegina. Sjisk., Can.. (.tr(t)
H p. m.,' Knox church concert
orciieatru, H, Bussous directing
Bossoiih' Instrumental trio.
KIAVA. Ogden, I lull (2l) . '
r-ti p. m.t Ogden Itadio Deal
ersVprogratn. , ' -
KTXr, Colorado Sp'gs, Odo. ,(22)
. ,H:3U-o p. m l're(-manlusl
Absorber musical program.
KOA. Denver. Colo. (1122.1)
l:!:lf p. in.. Klalto theater nut-,
sical; 8:1.1, exercises; 3:3i, niat
1 nee -for liousevvives; 4, culinary
. hints; 4:16, fashion review; G:S0,
concert. Brown Palace string or
chestra, Howard Tlllotson, - di
rector; 7:.tn, News-Times . con-,
cert. -v -
PncaHc Time Rial Ions.
Kl OA. Seattle, Wash. (181.3)
C:4K-8:1G p. tu.. Hooper Kelly
cofpany; Ji::in-ti:S0,- ' program,
!:;!!-) 1:30, E (i d 1 e Darkness
dance orchestra.
KlWIl, HolljvMx1t Cal. (2.12)?
6-C p. m., children's hour. Big
' Itrojher; 7:16, microphone brev-
Itles; 7:30-8, program, Elmer Tt.
Sly company, featuring Nathan
Leetjesky, 'cellist; 8'-B, oo Mar
tin's Fumous Studio Six dance
orchestra; 9-10, program, H. L.
Crockett, Way Watts and his
ukulele, Elite trio. Louise Sullivan,-
soprano; . 10-11, Warnr
I trot hers frolic, William Hau
dlne, announcer; -J 1-12, Henry
Halslead's Hoof ballroom or
chestra. K(JO, Oakland, Cal. (:i1.2)
7:16 a. m., exorclBes; 7:46, pep
class; 8:15, exercises; 8:30, daily
strength. Cheerio; 11:30-1 p. m.,
luncheon concert, Pacific .States
Electric company; 4-6:30, con
cert orchestra, Hotel St. Francis:
fi;30, "As a Woman Thlnketh'
, Louise Land is; C-7, twilight con
cert, Wiley JJ. Allen company; X,
Hourko concert 'orchestra; -Gertrude.
Landram, aoprono; '" Eva
Garcia, pianist; ,Gvyifl- Jones,
.tenor; Albert Gillette, baritone;
Annahelle Jones Hose, contralto;
"Tho Holy City,"- oratorio', Alfred
R. Gaul, Carl Anderson,' director;
Kourke concert orchestra; 0:30,
DOWN
December Only
WILL PLACE A
Player Piano
IX YOUR HOME FOR CHRISTMAS
A charming, distinctive creationiin instrument of quality that music
lovers like to listen to by the hour. As a gift to some dear one to whom
music is a part of life, there can be no doubt as to the Euphona Player's
iibility to win happy appreciation. Hear this wonderful instrument today
the progress made in this Player will be a revelation to you.
fil ing Christmas into the Home Every Day -of the Year.
Special Xmas Terms on Conover Grands
EASTERN OREGON
MUSIC CO.
miction bridge; 10-11, dance mu
'STc Hotel St. Francis,
KtaV, Portland, Oiv. (401,5)
12:30-1:30 p. m.. Horn .City
trio; ii-7, dinner concert; 7:46-S.
talk, Oregon Hankers assacta
tlon; 8-19, "Soupd luvestpients,'1
Georgo H. Hurr; uuctlon brMgo
lessons, Conrad and Hrpom;
Style" talk. Sage qf YumhiH
county; music, McKlroy quartet;
10-U', dance music. Indian tit HI.
Kll.l, l,os Angeles, Cal-(4U&.2)
0-:Su p. m Leighton's Ar
' cftilo cateteria orqhestra, Jack
Cronshaw, leader; :3O-7:30, JUs
tqty story, l'rof, Hertsog; week
. ly vlBit qf Quen Tituuia and
Hah d man from Falrylund, Louis
, F. Klein, auto harp and har
monica. Chus. Leslie Hill, reitd
- Iua; 7:30, talk on dogs, H.M.
Hubert son; 7:45,. "Cruie of Ha
dio Ship Wireless;" 8-10, pro
gram,. Builders' Finance associa
tion: null. Art Hickman's, Hilt
more hotel dance .orchestra.
KMT It, Hollywood, Cal. 2SH)
'; 5-0 p. m., home honr, Mammy
Simmons and Cump Fire Girls;
' 7:30, "Diamond Mines of Central
Africa," E. P. Harclay;' '8-llt,
. '( K MTK concert hour, Turner or-
i' chestra. Turner orchestra. Loven
Powoll, dtnctpr.
KXi. llallywood, Cal. 33fl.9)
' 5:30-6:16 p. m:, Wurlltzer pipe
organ studio; Town Tattler:' fi: 1 6,
travel talk! W. F. Alder; C:30-7.
Atwater Kent Hadio orchestra,
Paul . Finsteln,- leader; 7-7:46,
program. Itoy U Donley com
pany: 7:4f..- talk on1 heiillh, lr.
Hold. T. Williams;. 8-U, program,
Hike's He-Koltoming Shoe com
pany; ft-;30. .program, (nvaUei
Shoe Stores; ,9:30-10, studio pro
gram; 10-12, movie. night fit the
Ambassador, Hay West's. Cocoa
nut Grove, dance orchsstra,
KPO, San FrnneiM-o, Cal; (438.3)
7-8 a. in., exrclseH; 10, domestic-science
talk,- Virginia 'nip
pan; 1 IH30, - "Y Towiu" Cryer,"
unvtisemcnt Information aervico;
"13 m., scripture reading: 1-2 p.
in., Hudy Selger's orchestra;
2:30-3:30. matinee program:
8:30-4:30, Cyrus Trobhe's or
rhestra; 6:30-0:15, children's
hour, stories, Hlg Hrother; 6:80.
"Ye -Towne Crer."' amusement
Information service: .6:40, Wal
demar Llhd's orchestra; 77t30,
, Hudy Seiger's . orchestra;. H-t,
studio program; 9-10, Mono 'Mo
tor oil trio; Gypsy and Maria;
lo-ll. Jack Coakley's Cabtrlans.
KTAH, Oakland, Cal. (2'40)
9-9:30 a. m.( Hev. Gep. V.
Phillips, prayer service;' S-lO.p.
in., program, Mutual stores.
PAHMI lit OCTS TIIItOAT .
HTLLSHOHO, Or., AchleLDpne
wejli, 'aged 46, of this communtty,
killed himself yesterday bylaslilng
his throat with' nwor..'; Wta act
Ion was the tjerminuttoti of a ser
les' of nervous dlsorderH iuUd . a
long illness. - . ;. . . ',
peneweth, wlio wns ' a . farmer,
.wojt born in Belgium. Ho oamcto
HlUaboro about 10 years ugo. v q
iLsurvlVe!J,by a wbl0w,J?llliaJ)en.-wetu'(,-iui
ono-soH,'-JiiliMQ,.ii(ith of
this city, Cornor J(imJjer ; said
'At.
iona
Skkr Mary
Says:
" V (lly SUtcr Mary)
Break fas I Chilled apple snuco,
eggs poached In . milk on graham
toast, fried hominy, sirup,, milk
coffee, . ... '
- Luncheon ltaimkins of macar
oni and oysters, brown bread, cai
rot Biilad, vHiillhi wafers, milk,
tea. . .
Dinner Noodlo soup, iMnbroli
ed pork chops, - baked . potatoes,
curil custard, stuffed .pear . aalud,
Boston cream pie, bran rolls, milk,
coffee.
K'ep In mind the necessity of
cooking pork until well done. At
tho same tinm care must be taken
not to dry tho incut to chlppinets.
Sear Hie chops quickly on both
sides und then cook slowly until
lender, turning frequently. Season
with salt and pepper fivo minutes
before serving.
JtamlkhiH of Macaroni and Oysters
Eight largo oysters, 1 Mi cups
cooked macuroril. a tablespoons
grated cheese, stilt and pepper, le
mon Juice. 1
Woah and pick over oysters. Sea
won. with suit, pepper. und lemon
Juice. .Put a layer of macaroni
into weil-hutered, ramlkins. Put
two oysters In each ramJkin and
cover 1 with 'macaroni.. Sprinkle
with grated cheese and put one
tablespoon of milk In each, rami
kin. Put rami kins into a pan of
hot water and bake in u. hot oven
for 2 minutes. " .
Home peoplft an such blame
fools they do what -they"' want to
do Inateud'Of what we want them
to do.
there would be no Inquest, The
body was held for funeral arrange
ments. The Start
Isn't Hard
PUT. ' KEEPING AT
TOUR, SAVINGS AC- '
COUNT IS WHAT
. COUNTS. .....
IS TOURS aROWINO.
REQULAKLT EVKRT
WEEK? .;'
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FANCY GOODS
The Practical Gift. ' ' ' ;
Sew. good cheer into your Christmas gifts. ;, Here ore
practical, attractive stamped pieces for a great variety
of . purposes and tastes.
LUNCHEON SETS , .;
Stamped in simple designs, for any embroidery stitch.,
NIGHT GOWNS, DRESSER ' SCARFS,
. AND OTHER DAINTY ARTICLES
All so easy to mako. .. , . j
BABY DRESSES ; ,
In Pacific Package stamped goods discontinued
, numbers at losing out prices
98c and $1.50 '
LADIES READY-TO-WEAR
AND MILLINERY
TOYLAND
Now Open
Credit CARR'S No Interest
LOOK OVER OUR. WANT ADS FOR BARGAINS
Choice Meats
Juicy Steaks, s Tender Roasts
from
Grain Fed Cattle
We are. now offering our customers Juicy ,
Steaks and Tender Roasts which we have
carefully prepared from a select Jot of
purebred grain-fed cattle.
You will appreciate the extra fine, quality
of this beef. A number of particular house
wives say that it is the best that they have
been able to buy at any market.
Try one of these' choice cuts today. You
can pick various cuts but you'll find all of
them measure up to standard of Crescent
Quality.
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