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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 16, 1925)
Wednesday , Deiei til if f lfi, 11)25. THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Page Three NEWS of SOCIETY Clubwomen Study American Artists American urtlsttt furnished the lnHptnittoTi for tin afternoon of profitahlu study when members of the Neighborhood ctuh met In bpii eral session ut the. library build lug Krhluy. Mrs, I... Douglass, who wus leader of the proyrnm, introduced the subject of Anurleun painting: with a paper In which -she men tioned prominent artists and tfdd how they developed their styles and what they owed to the influence of Kuropean masters Two piano ducts, "1'relude' by (Jade, and "Hunffurian Hunce" by Itrahin,- were played by Mrs. K. 1. Holmes nnd Miss Gladys Miller in tint interlude preceding the re inaininK' art talks. i ; The life of tleorffe, lnnes was sketched by Mrs. (iorx) llirnie, who urKed the club members to observe the work of George lnnes Jr., of whom it 1h prophNied tlmt he may mirpaKs t ho attainnientH of his father. A coincidence hi the hlstortcR of the elder InneH and John Hinger Sargent, whom biography tH pre sented by M rat It. .1. Kakin, occur red in their Kpan T years, which in hnth cattes numbend (!!). .Surgeni, who 1h acelaliued Amer ica's great est portrait painter, wa In reality horn In 1'lnrence, Italy, Mrs. Kit ..In told Hit club, and al though Ills parents were Aim-ii-riuts, he never saw this country illllll he was 20 years old. 'Sale of Rargetit's pietureH after his death I a fit summer reached the million dollar mark on (lie second day. Works of the two painters were flashed ona screen for study dur ing the two talks, Mrs. K. I'. Moss man having charge of the stereop tieon. Al a brief business session pre ceding the program, Mrs. C- M. Heranlon, president, called atten tion of the club to l.u Grnnde'a prominence in the latent edition of the Federation News, official organ of the Oregon Federation of Wo men's chilis. The local club is complimented on Its recent success in putting over the 100 per cent subscription 1o the bulletin. Brothers Honored At Birthday Party A delight I'nl parly took plnco Monday evening at the home of WALLING'S Hat Specials PATTERN HATS 53.95, 5.73, ?6.95 ONE LOT TRIMMED HATS 51.75 while they last Velvets, Brocades, Frames, Feathers 1 And Flowers WALLING'S Mr. and Mrs, W. A. Innerson honoring- the birthday anniversaries of James Ingerson and Walter In per son, brothers, whose birthdays come on the same day. One was 12 years old and tho o,ther 28. The home was prettily decorated sug gest I vo of Christmas, a Christmas tree being the main feature. Twenty-five guests were present and the evening was eujuyably spent at games. A short musical program was given after which de licious refreshments wero served. Jtlrthdny cakes, with the appropri ate number of candles served tin the centerpieces. Jn addition to the two larger cakes there were two small ones, with two lighted ran dies each, honoring tho birthday anniversaries of Utile Jimmy Sal lug and Margaret Jones, whose, birthdays were also Monday, i Ladies' Society Elects Officers Offocirn were, elected Tor the en aulng year last night when the ladies society in the I trot horhood of Locomotive Firemen and Kn Kineers met at the K. 1 hall. Mrs. Lloyd Iticklnrd was clecled presi dent; Mrs. (). (!ade, vice president; M rs. W. 1. Lane, past president ; Mrs. F. G. ( 'oleiuan, secretary; Mrs. J. Hilary, treasurer; Mrs. K. H. Head, collector; Mrs. Giinn, chaplaln Mrs. 11. Hickcy, warden; Mrs. Claude Jtainercll, conductress; Mrs. K. O. Klrleff, inner guard; Mrs. Hoy Cook, outer guard; Mrs. I1. Harriott, musician; Mrs. Art Wea ge delegate and Mrs. W. 1. Lane, alternate delegate. These officers will be Installed at the January meeting of the society. After the business session last night a social hour was observed and dainty refreshments were served by Mrs. V. L. Lane and her committee. t " Party Compliments ; F. S. Jester Honoring the birthday annivers ary of her husband lrs. F. S. Jcb tcr entertained at a delightful party Monday evening at her homo at 1305 N avenue. Twelve guests were present nnd a delightful evening was spent playing games and telling stories. At a late hour delicious refreshments were served. Mr. Jester received a number of appropriate gifts. Those present were: Mr. nnd Mm nnnrco Hull Mi (inH Alrti f. ! K. Hnnpcrsett. Mr. and Mrs. I. K. Clicnutilt, Mr. and Mrs. A. It. Hlood. Mr. and' Mrs. K. Hamon and Mi4, and Mrs. C. V. Chandler, Chorus Holds Its . First Rehearsal The Monday Musical chorus held Its 'first rehearsal this season last evening in the Neighborhood club rooms under the direction of Mrs. Jesse A. Hoskins, of Baker. The rehearsal was very successful with a large attendance. Mrs. G. L. J )ut ton, chairman of the musical, has received several beautiful num bers, which tho chorus will learn during the year. The next rehearsal will be held next Tuesday evening at the same place and all women interested are invited to come. There will be no rehearsal during the week between Christmas and New Yenr's, it was announced this morning. present and the evening was spent sowing, after which dainty refresh ments were served. - Social Meeting Is Planned - The ladles auxiliary to the Bro therhood of Hallway Trainmen met last evening at Kagles hall for their regular business meeting. Af ter the business session arrange ments were made for a social meet ing to be held Tuesday, January 5. Officers elected by the auxiliary last week will bo installed this evening at Kagles hall when the U. of It. T. and auxiliary will have a Joint meeting nnd installation. Cove (Special) Mrs. Lynn Chadwlck was hostess to the young matrons bridge, club Saturday af ternoon. After a pleasant after noon at bridge with Mrs. V. M. Hmdner winning high honors, de licious refreshments were, served. Those present were : M rs. Wll I -iam M. Itradner, Mrs. T. H. Conlc lin, Mrs. William Hallmark, Mrs. A. IT. Orton, Miss Hess Kelly, Mrs. Frank Miller, Mrs. J. Miller, Mrs. G. H. Barker and Mrs. T. C, Hefty. Terry (Special) Friends of Mrs. !. i J. J o 1 1 a nse n ga v e a su r p r ise parly for her Saturday night, hon oring her birthday . anniversary. The evening was snent at games and visiting, after which several of tho women p resell t served dainty refreshments. Ainong those present were: Mrs. Branch and son. Waller, Mr. and Mrs. George Branch, Mr. and Mrs. Toi ve Hansen, Mr. and Mrs. I a vld JohanscnV Mrs. Burt. Kail, Mrs. Mary BeleUel, Mr. and .Mrs. Frank I .arson and Mrs. Jack Murray. Most of the evening will be spent socially and every member is ask ed to bring his wife-or lady friend. The meeting will start at o'clock, according to J. A. Arbuckle, con sul. ' The Kings Herald home gunrds will meet Thursday after school In the primary rooms of the Methodist Kplscopal church. Tho Missionary society of the Baptist church will meet Thursday afternoon,' Hecember 17, at the" church. The meeting was sched uled to meet ut the home of Mrs. c. K. llnppersett, but because of Illness in the family it will meet at the church. Mrs. W. 1. Me Adory will be leader. The ladles auxltlary of tho B. of It T. and the B. of H. T. will have a joint Installation 'of of ficers tonight at the Kagles hall at 7:'JM o'cluck. . sntull onfons, 2 cups milk. S table spoons butter, 2 lablespoons flour. 1 teaspoon salt, H teaspoon, pep per, Vt teaspoon sugar, cup but tered crumbs. Cook macaroni In boiling, slight ly saltcd'-water mull tender. Drain and blanch. ' l'eel onions and cook In boiling water until tender but not broken. Add sugar when on ions aro half done. Brain and cut In hnlves. . Melt butter, stir In flour and slowly add milk, stirring con stantly. Season with Bait and pep per uud bring to the boiling point. But a layer of macaroni into n well-huttercd baking dish. Add half the onions and half the sauce. Cover with macaroni and add re maining onions and sauce. Cover with buttered crumbs and bako in a hot oven' for 20 minutes. John Mulr wrote of Mount Hauler's beautiful flowers: "This is the richest mthalpine garden T Sister Mary j Says: j i . .r i i ! Announcements Social . announcements may be printed In this column free of charge. Any announcements pertaining to any functions sucb as cooked food sales, etc., will be refused. Announcements, to be printed the same day, must be in society editor's bauds by t:00 o'clock. News editor's note. (By Slsler .Mary) "' j Breakfast Halves or grapefruit, cereal, top milk, broiled bacon, scrambled 'eggs . with-. lice whole wheat toast, milk, coriee; . Luncheon Scalloped onions and macaroni, brown . bread,- orange custard, milk, tea. , .- . Idnner Oyster cocklnlls. brolfed ham. twice linked potatoes cream ed cauliflower, stuffed pear salad, rice souffle, graham bread, milk, coffee. children under school ngc should be served orange juice rather than ihe grapefruit for breakfast.' The dish of rice and eggs I planned particularly for school children who may not want a cereal. Scalloped Onions ami Macaroni line cup broken macaroni, 12 UNCLE SAM i is going to save Fifty Thousand each year ' by eliminating the blue stripes from the mail bags... . . We all may save by eliminat- lug a few of the un- necessaries. ' .- : UNITED STATES I Yes! There's Real Charm In 1 Gifts From Putmaris Jj V The unquestionable quality of our garments is known to the vast majority of J women of good taste and this is one of the many reasons why a gift from this' j shop is acceptable. A' selection made from this list is sure to please Her. Silk Gowns Silk Robes Silk Combinations Silk Step-ins Silk Pajamas Silk Vests .Silk Scarfs Silk Ties Handkerchiefs Beads . Garter and Hankie Sets Flowers Mrs. Alfred Cook will entertain the members of the J. B. Card club Thursday evening, December 17, at her honie on Klglith street, in stead of Thursday tU'ternoon, the regular meeting time. Tlio Central Parent-Teacher as sociation will meet December IS at 2:35 o'clock. The hot lunch com mittee Is requested to come early for a short mecilng. previous to the general meeting, A short pro gram will bo given. The Ladles of Moosehcnrt l,OKlon will meet at tho home of Mrs. Charles Crandall Thursday lifter- noon. Cars will be at the Bed Cross drug store at 2 o'clock to I take tho members to tho i'rim dall home. Mrs. Will Crnndnll will assist the hostess. ' All members are requested tot tend tho next meeting of tho Mod ern Wo oni en. of America Thursday evening, December 17, at 8 o'clock. 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