Saturday, December 12, 1SKJ5.
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Page Thm
NEWS of SOCIETY 1 FALL RESULTS j
i im nonm rr
Mrs. Appleby Hostess ..;
At Briage Luncheon ;
A color Bt-lu'ino of allvnr and
IfH t ii, aiiirr.sllv of the Christum
season, tktorutt ti tho counlry club
Moms ymteriluy ulttTttoon when
Aim, F. H. Applfhy enl.Tiuliufi nt
a brlilKf luneheun. t'ovurs were laid
lor forty ut ln smull talili a, wlu-rc
Itrldrrf was played followhitf a tlu
lii'ioiiH luncluon. .
HikU honors ror the itftornoon
win to Mrs, Karl Kt-ynoUl . Mrs.
I'nil 11. KiiMln roritvfd tlie wc
oml pm.tt uiul thi third privsu wan
won ly Dr. .Mariana JiiKlt
Carnation Club
Meets at Price Home
Mm. 1'nrhy I'lifu nntl Mrs. JCv-iTi-tt
Ktown oiitiTtahicd t In nu?m
Imtk of lln Carnal ion club nut eve
ning al the hom; of Mih. rlc qn
-.iI;uiiH avniut'. Afl'T a short hup
ih HH nt-)-ti:iK the evening was spent
at pufut'H and K"-.sh'.u;; ontt'ttt.,
with Mrs. K. l, IhasHtt-r winning
rir.Ht 'prize ami 1 he- consolation
prize Kointf 1 Alr-H. ifhtnlrs Vah.
A pleasing Oattiri' of lite affair
wus a christniuH tree, hi-iiulifully
djfoialid and ladrn with Kill for
ev;ryomt present. nouUetH of red
carnations wero tastefully arraiiK
ed throughout the home. At ail
-uppi tpnai hour . luuckuon . was
erv-l. '
i .
Party Compliments
Birthday Anniversary
Honoring the nineteenth birth
day anniversary of Klmer Harntlen
a nunili'-r of his friends Rave n
pnrty Yhursdity evening at the
iarnden home on V avenue. The
rooniH were decorated 'ivlth bou
fjiiHs or pretty white pompoms.
, Twenty young people were pres
ent and un enjoyable evening was
spent duiielng to radio music. -At
a hue hour delicious refreshments
wen served.
Mrs. Stoddard
Entertains
. Members of the Junior llrldgo
club were delightfully entertained
yesterday afternoon at (he home of
Mrs. Lester Stoddard. Honuuets
,ol carnations and fresia were at
tractively arranged throughout the
home ulfordlftx a pretty setting. for
nn afternoon at bridge. Mrs. Hill
Tempiclon won high honors. Mrs.
Andrew l.nney received second
pt-ize nd the consols t Ion prize
Velvet Jumper
I Jo
W
sar
in Pnrl u-or.'jn aro. wearing theso'
lltlie blaok velvet Jumpers with col
lars uf white satin anil a band of the
white at ilio cloning. They are worn
with Jilack satin or kasha cloth skirt,
oni'-e vory smart under trfffur
wrap or heavy lopcoat.y '
CHURCH NEWS
WALLING'S
December
Specials
COATS 2.VC Oi l'" ,
l'ATTKHNS HATH "
coiiiMMtoY li.vrir nortns
Sll.lv NKGI.R'.KKH .
.l ION'S KII.K SUX
II prs. ror I.OII
NUN'S I'M N 1-5 HANKS
ror S2r-; II ror $1,110
irANOHAflS
25 OKI.'
WALLIN&'S
went to Mrs. James McNnmee. :
AMer the play a - dainty two
course luncheon was served. .
'-..
Christmas Story Is
Told at Meeting
Twenty members and four vis-j
Itors were present yesieruny aner
noon when the Missionary society
of tho rresbyter.lan church met at'
the home of Mrs. C. M. Humph
reys on Oak street. After a short
business session Mrs. A. S. Ander
son told the Christmas story as the
devotional part of the aflernoon.
Miss Isabelle Miller sang two num
bers "l'rayer l'erfect" and "Holy
Night." She was accompanied by
Mrs. Audmer Tlayle. Thomas truce
sang "The Winter Lullaby.'
Mrs.. L. 1. Uusey had churge of
the afternoon's program, after
which refreshments were served by
the hostess assisted by Mrs. O. 10.
SUverthorn, Mrs. W. C. Uoss, and
Mrs. W, H. Snook.
American Paintings
Will Be Discussed
An interesting program has been
arranged for Tuesday afternoon
Vtheii tlie Neighborhood club will
meet In regular session at the club
rooms trr the library building. The
topic will be "Talks on American
1'alntlngs." wllh Mrs. I. U Doug
las as leader, ably assisted by Mrs.
10. 1. , Mossman, Mrs. George 8.
Hirnle' and Mm. Robert Kakln."
Another Interesting feature will
be n pluno number by Mrs. J.
Holmes and Miss Gladys Miller?.'
CO-E. (Special) Mrs. K- S.
Morris received a broken leg a few
day atfo, while kulsomlniug the
celling. The Injury was a result
of a fall from the scaffold on
which she wax working.
' The saJe at the Nathan' aron
farmwas well attended.
Several farmers from thU vici
nity uttenUeii the Schwebke sale.
Tho Ludle.s-AHd buxuar held on
Decentber Z was well attended fa
spite of the snowstorm on thai
day.
Leonard Ingham and family vl-'
sited at Htarkey last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Chadwlck
and daughter. Miss Susnn. of fu
ton, ftpent Sunday at (he Nell Kight
home. h
Mls Kthel Kerns, of Lower
Cove, received a telegram telling
of the deal It of her brother, Lloyd
Kerns, of California, recently.
It. It. Morris in ugain 111 from a
slight stroke of paralysis.
C. A. Hecker s sowing clover
Ht-ed this week.
R W. Koger has just finished
building a new wood sh"d.
.' Mrs. Nathun liaroh- Is helping
care for ihe- Wllllan Mnlone twini.
.The bubieH are two months old
and 'both hnvei whooping cough.
I James Whltcomb Itiley. "The
j Mtwaa?n of the Advent" will bo
discussed by the minister. You i
I will mirely find a welcome, tp this I
I morning worship hour at 1 1. j
I Our Sunday school ut D:45 for!
i rmL r -mm m h itm mm him i mi m w m amm 1 r Mr m O j ujj Zt,B unt HK,.S, with the HecOIUl j
M. South. ."The Spirit of the Christian." Chil- lr t'liristmas stories told. Comu (
2 1 06 North Kir street.' jdren's sermon theme: -The Top of jwllli the. children, I
Sunday school opens. tt:46 a. nt., ,the World." . our Junior C. K. at S:30 w ith l
(and you will find a cluss to suit I Kvenlng service at 7::i0 o'clock. Margaret McAllister as lender and :
yon. Our Sunday school U growing j This will lie tin last of tho spe- ; our Interme.llule C. K. at G:3( led'
both 1n numbers and Interest. If clal services under the -auspices of j hy Miss Mildred Mohr, following'
you do not attend elsewhere, comefl'Hi V. W. t. girls, and will belu mission study clays at 6:30. You!
10 More Shopping Days 10
Uil Christmas
Shop for "HER" at an
Exclusive Ladies' Ready-To-Wear
ami see for yourself
I'reaching, 11 u. m., by the pas
tor. l.p worth league meits for wor
ship at !:.S0 p. m.
Our young people nre doing well.
ouseo on cnapter. u or the study, ww nnd sphudid hours here,
book, ' l'rayer and Missions." The Our evening service at 7:3u with
pastor's sermon-message will huvejthe life of David to continue our
for its theme: "l'rayer aud the .thouirhts on tho Israel of Oo.l. Add
Chrlstluii Life."
II vt angels will
rantomlmtng aud
feature tho serv-
Kiake the In st ' uite of I be entire
series.
The public is cordially invited,
deorge Albeit I'ollurd, pastor,.
They Uiko great interest in these i which the. class ts striving to
studies nnd then they r-inuin for
preuehlng which hi proof of their
interest in tho church.
I'reaching, 7:110 p. m. Our sub
ject for the evening hour Is "China,
the Oldest Civilization in the
World." ,
Come out and let us study theso
queer people, and their country.
l'rayer meeting Wednesday 7:20
p. in,, at. the parsonag-.
j. a. ui:
If . ' . -!
Shfor Mnn, i
: Says:
ion Ltiibciau llnjiIWi,
Htble school, i:ir; morning wor
ship, 1 1 a. m.; tnuslcal program
ami herinonelte, 7 p. in.
ChrlstmtiH Is the season for mu
sic. Unusual emphasib sometiim-s
is put on such outward things as
sculpture, art, music am) painting
to move the soul. In my younger
days I sang many years la Hie
chorus of Ihe Hamlet and Hayden
oratorical society In Huston. Mass.1
L. It,
avi-nue.
all.
Hlble s. hool !:4r, Harry If. Clea
ver, superintendent : good saved
uiul sanctii'ietl ttaeht is . for
class m.
Morning worship, 1 1 o'clock. The
subject Is: "i-tatan deslreth to silt
j you as w heat," Young people's
j meeting. 7:mi. Miss Kvu Seegt r
j will be the leader. Hvaiigollsl to
service, 7::n. -n
Tuesday evening prayer meiMIng
will be at Ihe home of Wm. Cnm
ernn, 4 Hi st rrft. Mr. J. t Mower
wbl bf in cha-g. Inspirational
I libit siudy each Thursday evening
ut the chape), three blocks north,
Xaznivne.
Mi-ggew. pastor, 111? Y
A standing invitation, to
yourself to those who 4-njoy this
gathering.
The W'estmlnsler soch ly nieets
Monday evening at the home of
M rs.' (leorgo Itlehardson al Second
and Adsnis avenue.
1'lan to iiiteml our Christmas
can Lai a on the evening of Decem
ber 'J'dh and our Christinas tree on
the J4th.
1 tnrlng these coming days we
all echo Longfellow:
"1 lizard Ihe bells of Christinas day
ui 'Their old, familiar carols play.
And wind and sweet (he words re
peat Of peace on earth,' good-will to
men."
Wm. Crosby Koss, minister.
Putmans
Ladies' Ready-To-Wear and Millinery .
o'clock.
Subject: "Cod the Preserver of
Man."
Sunday school nt 9:45 a. m.
o'clock. (Th reading room, now
located In Wcst-Jucobson Bldg..
Room S, Is open dally except Sun
day and legal holidays, from 12 M
Wednesday evening meeting nt 8 to 4.30 p. m.) All are Invited.
First Church of Christ, Scientist.
Corner of Klrst and Washington.
Sunday morning servlci-s at 11
v . (By Kltcr Mary)
Hrenkfast ltaked apples,
thin cream, lYenrh toast,
milk, coffeo, crisp - whole
toust.
Luncheon Cream" of
soup, croutons, spinach
Pythian Sisters '
Enjoy Evening
Tlie I'ythlan Sisters met lust
evening at the K. I. hull In regular
session with upproxlmuteiy twenty
members present. After a short
business session the officers and
ih-grce. staff of the order put on
Initiation work.
A sociul hour was observed and
dainty refreshments wen; . served
before adjournment.
cereal,
sirup,
wheat
celery
salad.
brown bread, baked Indian pud
ding, milk, ten.
Dinner New Knglnnd boiled
-dinner, tomato Jelly salod, brown
bread nnd butter, crisp cookies or
onge sponge, milk, coffee. .
Tho cereal anil baked apples nre
served as one dish in the breakfast
menu. Crisp toast is. provided for
young children in place of the
French toast planned for the older
children and adults.
linked Indian Pudding
Two tablespoons comment, S
cups milk, 1 tablespoon butter. 4
tablespoons molasses, cup rai-
jdns, teaspon salt, teaspoon
ginger, !i teaspoon cinnamon, 1
egg.
Mix cornmjeal with 14 cup oold
water. Heat 24 cups milk to the
scalding point und stir Into corn
.meitl. Cook over boiling water for
15 minutes. Stir in butler, moluhs
es, rulsins, salt, ginger und cinna
mon. Remove from heat and add
i egg w,.i beaten. Turn into a well
buttered pudding dish" and pour
over remaining nnir cup or milk.
JJahe 45 minutes In a moderate
oven. Serve with or without hard
sauce. -
Carl Herrahn was our director, and
later I ln-eanie personally ncipiainl-
d with him. 1 told him that it
iiiovimI my soul to .sing the great
oratorios of .Christ's redemption. In
response lie. told me how many
times he had conducted these same
oratorios when he' was so drunk
that ho did not even remember
tliatiho had swung the baton. Mu
sic minus gospel does not I ouch Un
sold.' Wm. V. Holl, pastor.
t one block west of Second street
j viaduct.
If J knew you and you knew me,
How little trouble there would br.
We pass each other oil tho street.
Hut just, come out and let. us m:ul
Al church next Sunday.
Island City Community.
Ten o'clock is the hour lor the
church school. Classes Tor all and
yury interesting und helpful les
sons. "The Miracles of the Hlble;' will
be the sermon topic at II.
At 7 o'clock the 10 p worth league
begins,, subject, "Our League
World." See Acts J:H and Mark
4:311-32. .
Sermon topic for the following
servicu, "The Laws of Achieve
ment." '
A cordial Invitation. Unless pro
vented by sickness, lot us ull wor
ship together.
Hall K. Wul.is. pastor.
.
FlrH Hnptlst.
Sixth street at Spring nvenue.
Services for Sunday, Dec. HI, 1925.
Sunday school meets at 9:45 a.
m. Would you think of going to
school without your lesson pre
pared? - A prepared lesson counts
::0 per cent in tho standard of ex
cellency. Let us welcome you to
morrow. Morning worship nt 1 1 oVlock.
Sermon by the pastor on tho thenm:
Methodist KplM'opnl.
Spring and l'ourlh streets,
1 lenry W. Parker, minister.
The Mlble school will meet al
U:4fr, with the superintendent, C. L.
Wallace, in charge. Our men's
forum meets in thv juniors of the
church at the same hour. Men
without a church home will find a
welcome In this class.
Morning worship at 11 o'clock.
The pastor will speak on "Keeping
Kriendshtps Alive." The choir will
furnish special music.
The Kpwort h league hour 1s
G:3d. Miss Kibes will lead. There
will be an Installation service at.
the. regular evening hour. At. 7:3il
the theme will be "The, Program
and Ideals of our Young People's
Society." Wo aro arranging for
special music We open our hand,
hear), anil dtiors in tthnllv weletmie
Uoall.
1
WiienWinterCcmes j
ITT
Foley's HoneyandTar
For Coughs and Colds
TOYLAND
Now Open
Credit CARR'S No Interest
Presbyterian.
The Christmas spirit is In all our
hearts these days as we think In
torniH of Ihe Advent season ami the
coming or the Christ. Child. Wo
will gather tomorrow morning with
that spirit in our lives ns our quar
tet will sing the anthem: "O Hark
n Thou to tho Voice of My Call
ing" by Noble, am) Mr. Hay Will
iams will slug a baritone solo: "'Si
Prayer Perfect," by Stenson. The
words of this solo were written by
UNCLE SAM
Claims it costs him
. two cents to make a
dollar bill. We were
wondering how
many sense it would
take to SAVE one.
UNITED STATES
IK
Try Our Delicious
FRUIT SHEET CAKE
Together with the usual large variety.
Watch Our Window Display
In our new locatioh
Across the street from The Observer.
G williams' Electric Bakery
Maker, of Hlgh-Gnirte Partries
"HOMB OF THE! GOUDEN , CRUST" -
ELECTRIC
GOODS
Electric Percolator
Electric Coffee Makers
Electric Waffle Irons
Electric Heaters
F. L. LILLY
Hardware
Thone M-85
Announcements
fiocial ADDotincemenU may
be printed In this column free
of cliartce. Any annonnueincnla
pcrtalnlns to any fnuctlons sucb
as cooked food salts, etc, will
bo refiuied. Announcements, to
be printed the same day, must
be In society editor's hands by
:0O o'clock. News editor's
note.
I Mm OeorKi HlohimlMon will bo
jhOHll'SS tO tllf! iik;iiiIht.s of tlio
Wi-xImliiKtur society ut lmr home,
IDimi! Sfconil HtriH-t, Miyntluy -ve-'
liltiir.
' Thn tallies Auxiliary to Urn Hro
Jthcrliooil of Hiillwiiy Trainmen
will meet TiieS'liiy evenliiB H 7:31)
lit KiiRles hall.
Oiviriiii foM 17.r0
SALKM, Ore, (Sperlal) l''ro
losnes In Oregon, exclusive of
I'orllanil, for Iho month or Nov
ember UKKregated 1178.9.111.22. lie.
conllnff to a report prepareil by
the state Insurance commlB-sloner
here. There were 43 fires reported
three of which were of an incenil
lary origin. The most illsafltrous
fire was nt Olex. where a store
nml contents were destroyed with a
loss of 40.e.iui.
XMAS SLIPPERS
Infunts' Illue llootees. f"lt
romfy sole, size 5 to R...."rc
Cliil'l's I'elt Slippers. r--ttiiiinietl.
leiitiier soic. rcj
SIKl lillle. Sizes S tO II
nt
Fizes 1 1 1 to 2 nt II.S5
Women's Kelts, several styles
nnd colors. I'rlceil
from I.I5 lo .2-.
Men's Kelts and lyatlvr
ftlippeis. several varieties to
rhoose from: nil sizes now.
A few Infants' Slippe.i.
size 1 to 4. to close :.V
Spuntex Silk Hose
at I.2S. HI..10, 2.0H
(Cilaranlred
THE B00TERY
lerrjr Xnia lo All.
Merchants and Business
of La Grande
Men
LOOK YOUH DEFT
Jlt-auty is nn asset to evfry
woman io thtt bunlnesa worlj
and In the social world as wt-IL
There no ned any longvr
for any woman not to be at
tractive. Our modf-rn mMhods
of beauty culture asaurn you
that you ant always fooklns
yci'jr vrry h-st.
COKONIAT BEAITT
SHOP
We Wish to Call Your Attention
to a Matter of Paramount Interest
to You -A Matter of Important
Business
A campaign is being conducted over our system to increase
the efficiency of your artificial lighting.
Some merchants have availed themselves of the opportunity
to secure our free advice on what constitutes the most profit
able lighting for their interests. Many have not.
You Are Cordially Invited
- To Visit
SiVjfrist & Company, Jewelers nnd Opticians
1 108 Adams Avenue
(midway lietwcen Chestnut and Depot)
and study their artificial lighting in the interior of their store.
It is the closest approximation to perfect interior lighting
in the City of La Grande.
Seeing is believing-come any time soon and study the results.
The famous Trojan Lighting Unit is installed in this store.
See how the light, perfectly distributed, reaches to the back of
tne show cases and brings out the patterns on tlie silverware.
Good goods are entitled to good illumination.
See this installation and figure out for yourself what a simi
lar installation would mean in your own line of business.
Because we know that good lighting
pays many limes over lor itself, we
are offerinp; these units on slartlinK
terms.
PROFIT WITH LIGHT
PAY WITH PROFIT
Eastern Oregon Light & Power Co.
"Profit with Light"
I
Announcement
The Standard
Laundry Co.
Takes pleasure in announcing the installa
tion of new equipment enabling them to do '
Gloverized
Dry Cleaning
In keepinpr with our policy of constantly
improving1 tlie quality of our service wo '
have installed nt considerable expense tho ,
CLOVER CONTINUOUS Purifying System.
Under this new arrangement a continu-;
ous flow of pure water white solvent enters
our washera every minute of the day.
Gloverized gasoline does not stop at tho
removal of the free dirt, but actually digs
out the prease, filth, and germs which have
gathered in the garment. It is because of
this absolute cleanliness that Gloverized
garments are so noticeably free from all
cleaning odors.
This improved method of dry cleaning
with its underground snfety tanks assure
our patrons of the "LAST WOKD" in clean
ing efficiency.
The next time your clothes need clean-v
ing havo them GLOVERIZED and note tho
difference.
MEN'S SUITS
floanpil nml prenm-d II..V)
1'rpBBnil ..74c
Ijidh'ti' work at most rpa
non.ible prlre In mo clly.
PARCEL POST :
Out-of-town patrons aro -urjred
to take advantage of i
our prompt parcel post orv
Standard Laundry Co.
QUALITY CLEANERS
Phone Main 56
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