Tuesday,' Jivie.itiiei 15,. 1!25.
THE LA IGRANDE EVENING OBSERVED
Page Three
NEWS of SOCIETY
Mrs. Hill Entertains
Monday Bridge Club
Mrs. Jh'nry T. llllf wiih lioMt'sn
In tin nn'iubors of Moiwluj' IlrldK
cluli yesterday afternoon ut hvr
Jionn- on N cvenuu with a lunrheoo
ut 1 o'clock. The luhle. and llvtujr
room was decorated with pretty
liouiiut tH of white pompoms. After
luncheon three tables of . hridK
were nt play. .
Miu Kred liotmcs won hlh
Bore among the club members
and Mrs. t'harb-s Biwym'r received
the Kiitst prize. '
Mrs. Richardson
Hostess to Society ;
Members of the "Westminster so
ciety were deliKbtriilly entertained
last evening at the Jioine of Mrs.
tleorK" Klchardson. Mrs. A. V.
I. ind?ren opened the program witli
an Interesiinjf devotional. Her sub
jeet was Prayer." Mrs. L. I.
Ilusey had eli a rife of" the study
hour, dnrintr which time religion
was discussed.
Mrs. A. V. l.tndKren, president,
presided over the short business
session which followed. It was de
cided lb send 'hrlst iiihh gifts to U
neidy family of (lie clly, im.haH
been the cuslotn of the city for sev
eral years. The gills are 10 be' left1
with Mrs. U. . Itarrle at ltohm-n-kamp's
st.'iro. ,
The Klehard.son hoint was dec
orated suggestive, of rhrisiinas. a
miniature Christinas- tree, Christ
inas bells and other mollis were
used. A dainty luncheon was
served before adjournment.
The next meeting of the society
w ill be held" nl I he home of Mrs.
II. Ci. Avery. IMuiK Oak street. This
mei ting will be Hat 111 day, Janu
ary '1. . . '
.
Dinner Party Honors
Missr Price - t i
A lovely dinner party took plncf
Friday evening at the home of Mr."
and Mrs. Walter Price on N avenue
'C'tinpllmenllng their daughter. Miss
llelene Price, It being her birth
day anniversary. Covers were laid
for fourteen girls and after a de-
Organdie Parasol
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the Christmas' .tree not to exceed
the pric of lu cents.
Klocllon of officers for the en
suing year is the business of Im
portance to come before -the regu
lar meeting of the 1,. S. to It. of 1.
h and K. this evening at 7:S0 In
the Knights of Pythias hall. A full
attendance Is urged by the officers
In charge. Mrs. W. 1-. Lane and
ommlttee will serve refreshments.
fl:H o'clock the
evening" was en
licious dinner at
remainder of the
joyed at games.
The home was beautifully dec
orated in accordance with the
Christmas season, red and green
A novelty for Palm Beach use Is the
parasol of (lowered organdie, with a
ruffle Of white organdie nUiut the
,cdge. It Is lined with .shell pink silk
which casts a lovely litfht on ,the
features.
WALLING'S
December
Specials
COATS 2!;' OFF
rATTKKNH HATS
S:i.o.-i - r..7.-i - S.ts
coini;i!OY hath itonus
fill.K NIXJI.IC1KRK
MHN'fl SINK HOX
It lira, for .
MUN'S KINK HANKS
2 for W.V'j 8 fur $1.00
IIAN1M1ACS8
SS'A OI'F
WALLING'S
predomlnallng in the color scheme.
Mrs. Coalwell Hostess '
At Bridge Party
Mrs. Mat Coalwell entertained at
four tables of bridge .Saturday eve
ning at her homo on North l-'ourth
street. High scores for the eve
ning went lo Mr. and Mrs. Clyde
liavis und Mr. and Mrs. Stun P.ru
den received the consolation prize.
After the piny a dainty luncheon
was served.
Celebrates Birthday
Anniversary
Honoring the eighth birthday
anniversary of her Utile son Klbert,
Mrs. 'Vera Watienburg entertained
seven children at a dinner party
Sunday afternoon at the home of
her mother. .Mrs. A. W. Kelfel. A
little Christmas tree served as the
centerpiece for tho dinner table
and appointments were also sug
gest ivo of the Yuletide season.
J Matter was served at '1 o'clock af-
jter which games were enjoyed for
an hour.
.J he children present were: Ks
ther Crawford, Howard -and Mar
garet JHxou, Howard Webb, Hur
bara Kines. Harold, and ItntmuM
l'eeUs and the honor guest.
I t
!N. 0. W. Plans '
I Christmas Program " !
I Thu NYltfhbors of Wooilcrat't aro
piannliur nn enjoyable ntl'iilr lor
Siuiinluy nlirhl, December l!i, when
they will entertain all iiicmlii-rH 'of
tin- IoiIku anil tlK'it- famllli'H at u
1'lirlntinun parly. There will be. i
program, a. ('liriHliiiaa trot- anil re
, freshmenm. Thn program will be
'Kin at 7::ia o'clock.
i- -All vlHltlnjr mcin.hcrH are In
'Vlll-ll.
ELECTRIC
GOODS
Electric Percolator
Electric Coffee Makers
Electric Waffle Irons
Electric Heaters
F. L. LILLY
Hardware
Fhone M-85
Announcements
Social annotinccmcuta max
be primed In this column free
of charge. Any announcements
pertaining to any fnncflona sueb
as cooked food sales, etc., will
be refuged. Announcements, to
be primed the same day, must
bo In society editor's hands by
:00 o'clock. News editor's
note.
Radii
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t:ini:siay, m: i Miti;it i.
1 Mountain Time Stations,
'I Calvary, fan. (-IS.YN)
4 p. in., ziddress, Heil Cross; S,
program, St. I avids soclf ly.
lit AVA, Ogilen, t tall. 2U)
p. in., Ogden Itadio Deal
ers program"; t-lo:HO, tlie
Iteeves anil h!s orchestra; S-C.
Ogden Itadlo Dealers program, j
KOA, Denver, Colo. (.tJ'J.-l)
I J;lfi p. m.t tniiMlcale, Klalto
theater; 6:30, concert, Hrown
1'alace string orchestra, Howard
Tlllotson. director; IW.ii, Itook
of Knowledge, directed by H. tJ.
Knight; 8, KOA's first annivers
ary studio program; saxophone
latud, Public Service company;
Invocation,- lt-y. Kriient W.
Wood; K OX or het ra ; I na
1 talus, soprano; "KOA's Hi hi
Anniversary." Kobert L. Miller;
"The Open Door," KOA players; '
1 u, dance ir ogram, 1 1 an mm y
Peerless orchestra. -
Paeifle Time Stallons
KI-'IU, Cnrvnllls, On- (JN2..'i) 1
7:3a p. in., musical Selections;-'
7:4.r, "The Christmas iJlnincr,"1
Amelia Burns; S-1;15, "Conceal-'
ing Kxtra Pounds'," Helen l.ee
iiavls.
UTWIl, Hollywood, Cul. (252)
6-G p. m., children's hour, Hlg
llrother of KKWIt; -7-7:30. Mu
tual Motors mirth t contest; ,
7::tU-S, microphone brevities; N
y, pcograui, Cheel-Neal Coffee
Cum puny. Maxwell House 'of
fee string itiartet; Charlie Iteu.u
cliainp, tenor; l.ee Kent and lier
terapuehe; y-10, program. Hoot
Owl Harbolt of. Mania Monica,
Hill Hatch's orchestra;- Peggy
Mathews, blues singer; Krank
Stever, baritone; 10-11, Warner
brothers frolic, direction Charlie
Wellntan; 11-12, Hollywood Hoof
ballroom orchestra.
Kt.O, Oakland. Cat. CUH.21
7:15-7:30 a. m., lualih train
ing exercises; 7:45, Pep "class;
8:15-8:30, exercises; S:45, inspir
ational songs, Kll'eieda Wynne;.
11:30-1 p. in., luncheon concert;
3-4, thirty. piece orchestra pro
gram, JJeth Lackey, director
theme by Handel, "Thaddeds
Maccabeus," oratorio; Vugze
Christcuson. violinist;' Josephine
J-lnd. sojirano; speaker; Kva Gnr-i
cia, pianist; Kdward O'De
Helsy Pembrooke, arllsis; 4-1
6:30, concert orchestra.vHotel ,st.'
eriincis, vinion i-al"errera, con-
Uuclor; C:3u. Mr, Klxlt: fi.?'
, dinner. ..ii(incMrt;..-KniokerlJo'i4efj
mo. .
Kll.l, IiOs Angeles, Cul. (105.2) j
0-0:30 p. m., Lelghton's Arcade,
cafeteria orchestra. Jack Cron
shaw, leader; 0:30.7:30, history
story, Pror. Herlzog; Dick Win
slow, juvenile reporter; Mickey
Mr Han. screen juvenile; Carl
Kaslwood and Vivian Marple; x.
Dr. Mars Itaumgardt, scientific
lecturer; 8:30-1 (i:;fo, ,,. llXe.
program arranged by J. Mow.
aid Johnson; 10:30-11:30. Hon
' (''lark's ttiltmorc hotel dance or
ch st ra.
U.MTH, HoMywniMl, Oil. (2:iR)
S.G p. n home hour. Mammy
Simmons and pupils of Oeruldhie
Kaaal: 8-10. KMTH concert hour,
the Turner orchestra, '. l.oren
Powell, director; ltoiideitu -male
uuartet. t '
liX, llolJyw.Hxl, Cal, :t:iK.()
5-5:30 p, m.," flunny Jim's talk
to chlldrui; 5:3o-6:)5, Wurlitxer
pipe organ studio. Town Tattler:
C:!S, travel talk, W. l- Alder;
i:3o-7, Atwaler 1ent concert or
chestra, Paul PinKtt'in. leader;
7-S, Ambassador hotel concert
orchestra, Josef Kosenfcld. di
rector; S-'i, KXX f'iiture pro
gram; '9-10, progmm, ' W. W.
Uiilney orgnuiation; 0-11, Huth
Poland, screen star; (1. Allison
Phelps. The Uadlo Phllosopln-r.
UPO. S in I ram lMo, Cal. ( !2H.:t)--7.
7:30, S p. m., daily doijen
exerciss; I o, sewing' tal U : 1-2 p.
m., Uudy Seiger's l"t(ii-mout ho
tel orchestra; 2:30. maliuee pro
gram, Heiinie Herman, tenor;
I 'eg;y Mclonald, accompanist ;
3:3a. f:i:diiou talk; fi:30-i: 15.
children's hour. Hig Hrother;
i;:4o-7. Waldemar I. In. I and the
Stales Ki-slaurant orchestra: 7
7:"o, Uudy. Seiger's l-'airmont ho
tel orcheslru.; K-li. At wetter Kent
uritsis, yKrnesl In;;tdd, direclor;
H- Hi, Coudrit h Silver! ou n Cord
dance orchestra; 10-11, 'Walde
mar l.lnd and the States Restau
rant orchestra.
UTAH. Oiiklaml, Cal. (21")
1-9:30 a. m., prayer service,
. Hev. Oeo. W. Phillips.
KTi'Ij, Scutllt' ,Va--li. (IIO.VO)
7:30-K:3O p. m.t Churmed Land
trio; 8:3o-S:40, ., Johnsou Wil
inole. Inc.; S:4t-8:6o, Kberharter
and Putin company sttidlo pro
grain; S:5.Jt. p. J. Knit und com
pany studio- program; U-10, Out
.Door Store, Inc.; , !i:t0.:20,
Woulley und company studio pro
gnuu: f:2o-y::iii, Kleetrtc Serv
ice company.
KWSC, Ptillmnii, Wash. (IN.)
7:3o-'.t:3o p. m., special pro
gram, Colfax high school; "As
, . livnomy No. 2. The Planets."
I . CalgoeKs; "Cunt rlbllt Ions of
Science to t he I alry Inrustry."
K. V. Kllington. .
Sister Mary
Says:
(Hy Siler Mary) '
Hreakast Grapes, rereal thin
cream, seramblvd eggs with bacon,
ci'lup graham toast, milk, coffee.
Luncheon Creamed rlco ou
toast, hearts of celery, carmel cus
tard, milk, leu.
Dinner Tomato soup, toast
slicks, cheese souffle, creamed
potatoes, spinach, rye bread, spon
ge cake, fruit Jelly with Whipped
cream; milk, coffee.
The soup planned for this menu
was made with u strong. beef stock
strained and cleared and strained
tomato juice. Cheese souffle takes
the place of meat. No salad Is ia
cludcii since spinach Is served as
the second vegetable.
Crvnmctl Hlc 4111 Tat
One cup hot cooked rice, 2 table
spoons butter. 1 Vj cups milk, 2
tahtespodns flour, teuspon salt,
teaspoon pepper, 1 cup finely
chopped cold-holleii or baked ham.
4 squares oj hot toast.
Melt butter, stir In. flour and
slowly at 11 milk, stirring constant
ly. Season wil h salt und pepper
and cok rive minutes after boil
ing begins. Arrange toast 011 a
hot plaiter. Put a layer of hum. on
each piece of toasi, cover with a
laer of rice anil pour over the
cream sauce, tiarnim, wllh pars
ley and serve at once.
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Prinei' I'iuctl for Slapping
NiisKH'tel Aide? to Vriiicess
inAPi:MT. (AP) Prince 'Ab
et l Kadlr, sou of Hie late Sultan
Abdul Humid, of Turkey, will fol-
Handkerchiefs
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QUICK COOKING
OATS
Cook 2 to 3
minutes only
'jSfectos'H" 0 Company
OATS
IS-"
Ready in 2 minutes. New style H O Quick Coolcing
)ats the time-saving, energy-building breakfast dish.
Toasted oat flakes that cook into firm, granular oat-
Appctiung delicious healthful! .
Filled with flavor packed with nourishment. '
Smooth firm in texture yet retaining the neces
sary roughage for quick, easy digestion.
That "all-night-cooked" flavor in only two minutes
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The Universal Gift oj
YuletiJe
One never makes a mistake in giving 'Ker
chiefs t Christmas. Our stock is larger and
more complete than ever, "'comprised of Im
ported and Domestic Novelties and best of
all, at very attractive prices. ...
BEAUTIFUL IRISH. LINEN 'KERCHIEFS '
' .. 25c to 75c '
' FANCY CREPE DE CHINE 'KERCHIEFS
65c lo $1.00 '
BEAUTIFUL GEORGETTE 'KERCHIEFS -'
! In Plain' and 'Figuroa ' '
65c to $1.00 :
EMUROrDERED LINEN- 'KERCHIEFS
In Attractive Gift Box
for 75c to $1.25
LADIES READY-TO-WEAR
NOW K
' II-O llOUNDY'S OATS
K-O CliJICK-COOKlNGOATS
V-H! tlflHDI .INHCIIOH
H-O HOBNBV5 OATS
HECKF.IIS CfltAM FAKINA
HrrKi i i nu;AM huikwheat noun
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Don9!
I Tho Irfiyal ulsters of tin- chrln
I ' i:i 11 oliurrh will ini ct Wi'ilm-mluy !
jlifti-rnoon ill 2:3il o'clm-k lit (hp.
llioino of lira. Airliln t.'onli'y. Mis '
ll'oiirlli Klrut-t. Alll ini'mlitTH lire I
I urRi-il to (mi present nfl there will:
!le eleetlon of officers. Mrs. t'on-
jley, Mrs. Golilmi anil Mrs. Spenreri
' will lie hostesses. I
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1 The I.nilles' Anxllluiy lo Hit- Hro
jlherhonil or Hallway Trainmen will
jhave their reKiilnr nipntinfr tonight
jut lOiiKles hall. Tomorrow nlKht
I they will linvu a joint installation
!of offliers with the It. or It. T.
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! Tho (teneral alii of tho Methodist
;Eplsr.opnl rhiireh will meet tomor
. row afti'rnoon at 2:3il o'rlork at
Ith" homo of Mrs. '. M. Itosumonil,
I. 111.1 SpriiiB street. Karh niemlier
I Is nskeil to lirinir an artirle for
mi
Beauty!
Our modern imlhoil8
will do v.onilts to 1 ut -provf
" your appcartmcp.
I'honc today for aiiDoinU
iant. J "'
For Christmas
(ilvii a bottle of "Blorkl"
Klovvr-r - in - tin- - bot
tle JVrfvimo or Tuiltit
Water.
Colonial
Beauty Shop
ANN IV
SALE
1SS
Our Great
ERSARY
CUT PRICE
BOY SHOES
We nr rloainK out all our
boys' ilresB shoes, slza IJ to
6. There nro 50 pair In this
lot. mostly brown rulf, welt
soles, rubber heels, good
soles. They sold oritrina't
for $r,.on and $5.50.
NOW fiOIVC. AT
S'-'.O
4 pair of IflKh Cut. IS-ln.
top In lot. No.papfr coun
tcrs, or fiber caps, or can
vas insoles In this make of
shoes. Real honest all
lenthnr shoes a snap!
Himiio of tlm Arr-h.Ald Shoo.
IleAdqiiartorq
Tor Ilisl Crms ShCMvi
THE B00TERY
c;.Y II.WDKX, Mgr.
Eatsum,,
Peanut Butter
FRESHNESS is peanut butter goodness.
I'EATSUM" BRAND is made freshly each day
in an up-to-date, sanitary Spokane factory,
from 'Only choice, fresh-roasted peanuts.
You'll notice the difference because it does not
harden in the container.
Let the child be the judge. Use it as an after-,
school spread for bread.
Your grocer will supply you.
Union Creamery
Company
1112 Jefferson Avenue
La Grande, Oregon. Phone Main 122
s Still On
Take advantage of our
low prices do your
Christmas shopping now.
One-half on novelties for
Men, Women and children.
New York
Itore
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AND MILLINERY
low th old axiom of thinking
twice beforo acting Oio next time
he Rt'tH (n a Hlaiiplng mooil. ;
; 1'rlnronn MeilJIilh', chief wife, of
the prince, escaped from a villa,
here, ond na Abdul believed Munt
nphu. Afld, a secretary, had as
slHtod her, hO'Slupped his face
TOYLAND
Now Open ,
Credit CARR'S No Interest
Try Our Delicious
FRUIT SHEET CAKE
Together with the usual large variety. '
Watch Our Window Display
In our new location ,
Across the street from The Observer.
Gwilliams Electric Bakery)
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