La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, December 24, 1925, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTlun-sdtty, December 21, 11)25. THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER ' Page' Three NELWS of SOCIETY Flora! Degree Conferred by 0. E. S. Tu floral decree was conferred upon Mrs. l.lnnu McAllister, pun fit Utile, lust uveninj? when Hope chapter of the Order of the Haul ern Slur met In the Masonic lull in? roouiH for Its ('hrifitnpis meet tug. lit addition to this ht-uutli'ul serv ice there w;ls also Inituition work. A social hour was observed af ter the ceremonies and rfrenh menta were served the 70 membem present. Miss Violet Melville, chajrinnn of the social committee, and her committee had charge of tho hour. . Patrons, Patronesses -For Dance Named Patrons and p.UiomsHes have hemi . rhusen for the University of OryKOn Christmas dunce to he jriwn In lite. Klks bull room Sat urday nitfht, I leeeinher lifl. They a ret Mr, iitid M is. Ci. t,. I Hilton, Mr. and Mm, J. I. M.-yerH, .Mr. nml Mrs. Warren (!llbrt, Mr. and Mrs. Kay M m pliy. Mr. and Mrs. Hoy Currey and Mr. i.nd ,rn. Hay Williams. Miss Kiuinorn Ulan is general chairman of the dance, oiher ront fnittee, membera an C!lnn 'Metralf, (ill'ford Ki-ilz, Thelma Kitchen. Iiik var Anrtlles, 'uiimIihhy Ch-nviT. liernnrd Humim-lt, II. 1. a Will lams, -Dark Hrlce, ltrook ''oil, Jeff H.un and HnNha. ClasUMI. Hiirh Hchool students and gradu ates, all OreKon Indents and alum 111 ami all oilier college men and yonpan at invited. Special Invita tioiiH are living pent to the Oregon students parents. . . Missionary Society Meets at Hanf ord Home Member! of the Homo Mission ary society of the Methodist Kpis copul church met yesterday aiter noon in rcRiihir session at the home of Mrs. l,ee Hantord. Mrs. Han ford is president of the society and presided over the business ses sion. Mrs. Klla Doty had charge of tho devotional HiMvicvn. Mis, Catherine 1 xiiican had charge of tho study hour. The subject was "indusiriul Slavs In America." Mrs. Ci. H. Qulfftey, of Salom, wife of the liev. Quigley, former pastor of the Methodist Kpiscopal church, was a in on the guests present. The homo was decorated in ac cordance with the ('kristmas sea son. At the close of the meeting EVERY ARTICLE IN OUIi STOCK IS CUT IN PRICE FOR A HOLIDAY CLEARANCE Open Evenings WALLING' LOOK YOUR liKRT FOR CHRISTMAS! Don't neglect your nppenr ; nnce until the last minute. We're quite busy just at this time, so you better phone today for appointment. Of ' course you'll want a Marc-1, and perhaps a Facial or Scalp Treatment. Colonial Beauty Shop THE UOOTERY We are going to pick out of our stock some broken lines of Slippers und Oxfords und place on display at prices that will astonish you. We will not te you what we have at bargain prices, b it If you are Interested you will come In nnd see for yourself. Tou know how we cleaned out the baby shoeq. It was the price that dace It and they are all sold out. Now to clean up the odds and ends In women's Slip pers and Oxfords. Come In and nee what we havo for you. I will make mail order houses ashamed of their prices -and give you real shof-s at the same time. Also children's rubbers Included In this- lot. THE BOOTERY Tho irtnro when tltc prices Are litnturt-d WALLING'SlI ... . Fainted Turban This nov turban In of taupe velvet, pointed with rose color to form tho design across the front. It Is very to ft and pltub'e and ideal for wear with the big fur collar. The coloring Is particularly appropriate fuc the littht-halred woman. " dainly refreshments were served by Mrs. Uanfoni. assisted by Mis. Floyd McKt-nnon. . The World Wide Guild will meet at tho ilaplist ohureh Saturday af ternoon for their Christmas meet ing. An inlerestlng program has been arranged. All members are urged to he present. A Christmas Dinner By Sister Mary (lly Sister Mnry) Goose seems to bo n.s traditional for Christinas as turkey for Thanksgiving. While every family have certain dishes they like to serve Christmas after Christinas each hostess likes something a lit tle different when it comes her turn to entertain the kinsmen. A different stuffing for the goose, nn uniiHuul sauce, an out of the or dinary salad or a novel dessert will add Interest to the family dinner that may be orthodox in other res pects. Christmas Is nlways essentially tho children's day so thu dinner should not be overburdened with forbidden foods,,- Tho vegetables should bo carefully planned with the juniors in mind and while a "taste' of the festive dishes may be permitted, the simple, whole some foods 'must bo u.sed to satis fy appetite and nourish. A ( euteri'lecu As for (he decorative centerpiiro j for tho Christmas tublo this year, 'why not Iry a gingerbread hoii.se with a gingerbread San In Clans? ,Can you im::Rine the lhrill of nib jbiing the chimney of Santa's house i or actually swallowing n, spicy, 1 crumbly hand of tho beloved old ;sjiint? Ow; will gladly forego plum '. pudding or mlnee pie. when one. Is 'less than 8 if one may consume a J piece of n house. . ; The following menu is not brln lling with new dishes, but does have one or two poinls that make it rifferent anil worth considera tion. It begins with on oysTcr cocktail , for several reasons. First the oys ter are nourishing und easily d 1 gestcd, second they require- no rooking and extra fusing at the I last minute and third they-are at their best at (his time of year. Al lan with the. cocktail sauce ihey form a piquant appeti.cr that Is not so highly flavored as 1o dull I he palate to foods to come, f The tomato bouillon carries out the Christmas colors est helically and stimulates the digestive juices dtetlcally. Roust goose with chestnut stuff ing provides the piece do resistan ce. The sauce Is u bit unusual and most delicious. The vegetables are planned with children In mind. And so Is the salad. Tho plum pudding Isn't really plum pudding at all but a gelu tine pudding full of fruit hut not us rich und heavy us the steamed pudding. Stuffed celery In place of plain dressed celery is planned on a fes live touch und becuuse cheese . is not used elsewhere in the menu. Oyster Coektuil Tomato 1 Jon 11 Ion Stuffed Celery Olives J toast Goose, Chestnut Uriwsing Apple und Horseradish Cream Giblet Gravy Mashed potatoes Creitmed-Oniom liuttcrcd Spinach J'rune und Nut Salad Hum I'lniiling Coffee. Ilow to Serve Of course the table ls resplend ent with the he.st" linen, "best" silver und ''besl" dishes. The cen terpiece Is In place uml the cock, (tails are served when the guests Isit down to the table. The celery and olives may be on the table or if u maid Is In attendunco they are passed und then placed on 1he table to stay unlit the remoal of the main course. The cocktails nre removed, leav ing the service plale In let tit of ach guest and the bouillon cup in its saucer placed on the . service plale. ... The bouillon cups are removed from the service plates ufler the second course. Then the. service plale Is removed with one hand, the dinner plate served with goose and stuffing is placed with Iho other hand. The host may enrvo and serve the plates if he prefers or they may be served from tho kitchen. If Ihe dinner 1s maldless, it means much to the cook and hostess If the man of the house will carve. And now for tho goose. A so called "green goose" (s the- choic est, but one up to eight months old is good. Scrub finoso Well Scrub the bird well with hot soap suds when It comes from the butcher. This removes some of the oil. Rinse niter scrubbing and rub the Inside with a cut onion. Season with suit nnd pepper and sprinkle Inside and out with lemon Juice. Hub the inside with salt, pepper and powdered thyme. The bird is now ready to stuff. Stuff and place on rack In roast er. Sprinkle with salt nnd pepper. Put Into a hot oven. und roast one hour. Hour off fut. Dredge with, flour und put a thin slice of salt pork on each side of the breast. Redifce heut nnd roast for two or three hours, depending on the age of the goose. The joints should separate easily when the goose iw done. Jf a bird Is more than eight months old Is should be. steamed for two hours before roasting. Clii'stinit Si ii If lug i T wo c u ps cooked c h es t n u t n, 1 cup stale bread cruTnns," tabfe-' spoons melted butter, 2 teuspoons salt, 1 tablespoon minced parsley, '4 teaspoon pepper, hot water to make moist (about Vj cup). American or Kuropean mits cun be ' used. Iloil 30 minutes, shell and put through a coarse rlcer. Combine. Ingredients, adding water to make moist. Apple HorserndUJi Crenni Six greening apples, teaspoon while pepper, cup grated horse radish, cup sugar. 1 cup whip ping cream, few grains sail. Any tart, apple can be used. Pure, qnurtf-r ami core. Add boil ing water, as little as possible and simmer until apples ure tender. Tleut with a slolled spoon or rub through n. colander. Add pepper, sugar, horsera d Ish n nd :H t . I et stand until cold or ready to serve Then fold In cream whipped until stiff. Plum I'limling: Two tablespoons granulated gelatine, 1 cup milk, 1 cup boiling water. cup cold water, 1 cup seed.-d and chopped raisins, '4 cup 'ectce United States National Bank sliced and shredded citron, cup stoned and chopped dutea, 4 cup blanched and shredded uliuonds, M cup candied cherries, , cup minced candled orange and lemon peel, '4 squares bitter chocolate, 1 cup sugar, l teaspoon vunlllu, few grains salt. ' Soften gelatine In cold water for ten minutes. Grate chocolate uml add boiling water, stir until melt ed. Add sngur and hot, milk. Uring mixture to the boiling point and remove at once from the fire. Stir In softened gelatine, let stand until cold and stir In suit, vanilla und prepared fruit nnd nuts. Turn Into a mold and let tund severul hours or over night In a cold place. I'nmold and servh garnished with whipped cream and candied cher ries. Ginisrrhrtwl Ho much for the dinner itself. The gingerbread house Is our next consideration. This should ' be (baked one or two duys before. Christ mns and hidden in a safe place until wanted. A good cookie mixture Ls baked in six sheets. Two are tell by sev eti inches, for the sides of the house. Two ure six by ten for the ends of the house and two ure ten by three for the roof. Of course i you can choose your own proport ions and make the house uuy sine you , choose. j The ends are-.rut to fit into the point of the roof. The pieces ure 'put together with a heavy sirup I boiled to the crack stage.. Windows and doors can be cut in the' house after the sheets nre baked. If the. mixture bnkes un evenly trim the pieces to uniform sifcO. ""'.' ; , . ' . The; following recipe is particu larly good for tlie cookie mixture. " Cookie Mixture Three-fourths cup butter, 1 cup brown sugar, cup molasses, 1 egg, 4 cup sour cYhuiu, 1 ten spoons soda. 6 cups flour,; tea spoon salt,. 2 teaspoons ginger, 1 teaspoon cinnamon.' Cream butter. Heat in- sugar. Add molasses and beat until Kinooth. AdiP'egg well hcaten. Dissolve .soda, in sour cream und add to mixture.. Mix and sift flour stilt, ginger .and cinnamon und add V. ..... SI l 1 9 r-il II . f . Ill I III A ttItIf rt sang: it centuries ago. Yet each vllUt 111 succeeding Christmas engraves those immortal words deeper in the heart of mankind! Deeper in that they enlighten him to the Greater Happiness which is to he found in keeping Peace with his fellow man and in extending to him his sincerest measure of Kindness and Good Will! In this the true spirit of Christmas, we wish you a Joyous and Happy Holiday Season! r , Radio i hidav, if.ci:mhi:ii as. .Mountain Time stations. CMti:, 1 1 million, Alia, (MiM) ' ' 6-8 p. m., Christ mns carols, John Row man and orchestra: 8 9:'i. special Chrlstmus music by local urtlslH, Christmas tree nov elty, Santa Clans announcing. KOA, Deliver, Colo. (Kj.t) 6 : 4 S a. in., sun rise program, Chrlslmas carol service. Trinity M. K. church; "Our Christmas Heraldry," Dr. Iorcn M. Kd wards: & p. nu, KOA orchestra and soloists; li, Marjorlo Nash, organist; G:3o, dinner concert, lirown Palace string orchestra; ?::(, Sunday school Iomoii, Rev. Win. O. Rogers;. S, "Christmas ' Message," Rev. Win,- O. Rogers; . Christmas cantata, "ChrUt, the Child": Chrlslmas carols; , Mrs. Lucille Moe, soprano; Mis, Helen Moe, soprano; Herbert .Moe, ten or; "The Story of Christmus Cui oIh." Rev. Russell S. Jones; lmlies' sextet; Helen Alii) Rob erts, contralto; Kay Nygreii, , basso; KOA orchestra. Pacific Time Stations. Kl'OA. Seattle, Wttll. (I .VI. It) ti:4r-N: 1 ft p. in., Sherman, Clay nnd company, studio progruiu: SM-1 .f. Times studio program; lo-H::iu, Kddle HarUness and Ills orchestra. . Kl VH, lloll.vw.MHl, Cal. Cr,'2) T::tu-S p. in., program. Kliucr It. Sly company; S-ii, program, to first mixture. Chill for several hours. Roll very thin and cut 1n the described sheetsr Hake 12 min utes In a moderate- oven, let cool before using to build the bouse. , This sumo cookie mixture Is used to make the figure of Santa. Hull ed frosting can be used for snow and fur trimmings on Santa's coat. This centerpiece will take time to make but. It won't take much money, which Is worth thinking about at this time of the ycur. Yuletide Greetings At thi3 time,; we , feel' it ' appropiiate to express, our appreciation of your patronnjfe and wish you and yours i, . ; ' Merry Christmas HAY YOU ENJOY THE SEASON T.0 ITS FULLEST MEASURE. Crescent Meat Company Exclusive Market Service. I Starr Piano company. Hollywood ' Rhythm Kings; - lua Mitchell I ' Hutler, soprano; lintel I o Shake, blues singer; It-10. progrnm, Don P. Smith, Inc., Diana-Moon or chestra, Sol Hoopl's Hawaiian trio, Ashley Sisters, clow har mony duo: 10-11, Warner Bro thers frolic with Charley llch's Sunset Canyon Country Club or chestra; 1 Hollywood Roof ballroom orchestra. KtiO, Oakland, Cal. (:U11.2) 7:1 ft-T a. in., health train ing exercls s, " Hugh Rarrett Dobbs; 7:41, Pep class; 8:15 S;30, health training exercises; i l :S0-1 p. m., luncheon conc rt; 3-4, Irene Carroll,' soprano; . Florence Sander-non. iue.zu-so-' prano; lrma Vogt, accompanist; Tlllle Hi own, violinist ; vocal numbers, Warriner vocal studios; book review; 4-u:;io, concert or chestra. Hotel St., Francis, Vinton 1 .wFerrern, conductor; 0-7, diu uer concert, Shcrmun, Clay uul company studio. KGW, Potllaiul, Oi-c. (iftl.K) -12:.to-l ;:to p. . iik, Rose City trio; G-7. dinner concert; 9 le:M), concert,' Sherman. m Clay and company studios; pi:Hu-1 2 inldnlghl, Hoot Owls, KIM, Uts Anselcs, Cal. (105.2) 0:;to-s p. in., KHJ's uunuut Christmas party for. (lie Radio children; S-lu, program. Western Auto Supply company;"- ln-M, lion Clark's Hlitinore hotel dance orchestra.. ", .,- .' KMTIt, IPillywooi!. Cat. (2:iH .8-11 p. ip KMTR concert or eheutru, I .on n Powell, director, KXX, HullywiMMl, 0l. (ItlRl.O) .:, f.:;tti-li; I 5 p. ni., Wurlltver pipe organ studio; . Town Tattler; H;::o7. At water- Kent concert or. tdicMlru, Paul iiiHleln, leader: 7 7: SO, Kl Patio ballrooin oiclum tra; 7::ii-S, program, Ka stern Out lilting company; Ji-I, Atwuter Kent program, Paul Altliouse, tenor, Arthur "Mlddletnn,- bari tone; y-io, progrum, Davis Per fection Rrend company; 10-1 1, program, Walter G. Scheck; 11- 12, Ray West's "Cocoanut U,rovo ilaiice orchestra- from vmbutisa dor hotel. ' : - M f ? ft 1 I ! m A F1 Hiiiiiiiila i O0OO00 00000000 0000 0O00OOOO00 0000 00OCOO0000OO 000 00' PUTMAN'S" 0 ; ' ReadyrTo-Wear 1 000 000 00000 000000 OOOO 00 00 As a beginning towr.nl the goal of "the liquidation of lllllerury by in 2 8," the eommlssarlnt -of Russia printed speclul . primers" and scat tered them-' broadcast, .-over- the Country in '192,1;.- -. " Scientist! avrt 'fpund that mar athon runnera and other athletes who eat sugar and cundy before exertion come tli rough their races in better physical -condition than those who'1 run. Unsweetened." A Greenland conjurer . against ten. "Money la like the water of a Open Evenings ' j Until Christmas Credit CARR'S No interest fan Xraas Cakes - .;' V. A Old English Style. Together with Dur liaial large vnrlcly of Cakpf), Plev, ,. Oankka, cto. K foil havo not tried our Applo Sauco Cako yon have nilmnd rail treat, ' Make your Xmaa dinner oonipluto liy Hcrvlnft Ooldun Crwt Bread. (Jolilcn Crust 1'rutlui't.s kih'IIs Qualll)'. ' Gwaiiams' Electric Bakery Uaken of BlKh-Grade Paetrim ' ' ' ' "BOMB OF.; THE) GOLDEN CRUST"' You'll Enjoy Eating Your Christmas Dinner With Us Our; Chef has prepared an inviting ; ; Menu which will be a real delight. The Silver Grill All American. Use Blue Mountain Butter and ? BLUE MOUNTAIN ICE CREAM Home-made Products Honest Quality Always BLUE MOUNTAIN CREAMERY R. F. TYLER, Prop. Telephone Main 60 1109 Washington An. And MHiinery 2 : 00 000 000 00OO 000 00 000 oooo river; If it suddenly floods, It de vastates; divide It Into a thousand channels where It. circulates iiiiet- ly and it brings life and fertility to every spot." So fur as is known, the state of RJome borrowed money from In dividunis for the first time nt tho beginning of the war with Hannl- A French lilstortcan has nrlt- -. -I A man clnlihlng to be. a ' de scendant of Alexander tho Onat la now a post muster in1 tho siirlkol Valley In India. - 1 Plum Puddings