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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 2, 1926)
Saturday, January 2, 1926. THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Pape.Tfir y NEWS bf SOCIETY Mannish In v Scores Enjoy Hot fctake Hospitality When Br. W. T. Vhy opened tlie J&uhvays hospitable doom of tho Hot Jjike fuinntorlum for a New Yoar'e S!"At Home" yesterday, he cntftr ,Mained friendn from not only the tvUrande Honda Vulloy, but from Pendleton, Uuker and points as Tar Jtiwny as Uuntlnfrton, at an affair Stvlitch will undoubtedly bo lone re fliifinbered in Kuatern Oregon's ao- rAl'iul lifKtnrv. . . I'rnlmtilv thi huiiil. i llorlum has nver been the scene f of so delightful a reception ns the : lone at which he was host in the I fate afternoon hours of thu first v day of 1926. ; i Tho spirit of happinees and buoy ancy of the New Year pervaded tho sanatorium and every corner of its v balls breathed the cordial atmos- phere of "At Home" and welcome & to the guests who caned continu- ' ously through tho afternoon to pay I Ahcir respects to its owner. Even 0ntore 3 o'clock, tho hour named as f thn onontnir of the rccention. near ' b' a hundred had reached Hot Lake . In keeping with the desire lor thlnga if na rrom men unm o o ciock ino mumiuibh is mu very teminine varut I ktrfim of visitors was unceasing. Hon of the man's evening waistcoat V This Is the second year that ir. Of white satin broadcloth, it carries -Phy has entertained on New Year's "t the )'es of, the tailored coat ( day. A year ago yesterday ho re- A carf, folded to resemble a mc. Introduced to the valley the happy . completes the effect old-fashioned custom of being "At ; Homo" to one's friends the first as young an four years. - 1 JlnpiHO Cream Iud(Ung Ono cup grntl'd canned plno' appW 1 lemon, 1V4 cup augur, few grains salt, 2 eggs, 1 table- spoons granulated gelatine, one half cup whipping cream, 2 table spoons powdered sugar. Heat yolks of eggM slightly. Add granulated sugar, grated rind and julee of lemon. Add salt and cook over hot water, stirring constant ly until mixture thickens. Remove from heat and add gv latino soak ed for five minutes in 5 table spoons cold water. Add pineap ple und let stand until mixture, be gins lo jelly. Fold in whites of eggs beaten until stiff und dry and cream whipped until firm with powdered sugar. Turn into a mold dipped in cold -water and let stand oh ice until chilled and firm. - Radio LAND COMTA.NY OHCiAMZED Prom Queen ! (; .lay of the year. Though the ,1925 d.niads ot Ihoso who . n fair as generally conceded ono called aftor her O11,learanco danc aguln lute In tho ufternoon. KffreshintMitK were Hr-cd at ta bles utlractively appointed in il- ver service und briBhtened with red " cial annals, it is said that yester day's was even more attractive. :! Dr. Phy assisted liy his UuukIi ,.iers. mum , ,.,,1 carnations an. candles. . Pouring t caret, welcomed his guests In the . . " ( '" Y - .- D,.vinney. :. decorations the holiday red and Kreen was first, introduced. This vas elaborately carried out' fur- ;?ner m mo uau room, m ... -u.. a, tf , r norct. converted into a . uiee llv- " 1 j"s , :.. ......... '" t TOO!!! lor iliu juranuiu ui mun.; V.i'lii. .11.1 nnf .Inn.... 'itlil in wllllt t S ordinarily the sanatorium pool hall, '""'" "y uruntio orcnesira but what served yesterday us the I""" cl,!,i wh '' not dance fining room. The cellinBs were lut who spent tho tim.i chatting earned or covered with evergreens. w'th Mcmls and exchunglng the .-yrMlc arches of firs led into nook'-taW New eur" of the day. W here oriental rugs, davenports, in- ' , t vltlng chairs and tapesirles con- juiuuilti:illClll Ol K. Mary Kvann and Kdilh Vosnn. while Mrs. Louis llld- eler. Mrs. Ollvo Marty. Mrs. Dudley lloyles nnd Mrs. N. Hkolen cut ices. Sandwiches, mints and waters were s Though dance muMc was ' fur- i tl'ibuted to the general atmosphere. WerlHino- T Mllo i Feature numbers by two pop.l-I " tuu,,,8 ah a surprise to her many friends word lias been received hero of .Miss Alice Bennett's marriage In j'lar dancers, tho Misses OUda Ashby i it I. .i-np.t nlniiHtlil-. j uiiu jxTu.uu ....... , .. MtKH Newlln demonstrated the i-. inueh discussed Charleston und to j Portland Di.cember 30 to Mr. Tot WALLING'S AFTER-CHRISTMAS SALE Every article cut in price . '"coats"' ' 23 to 50 OFF HATS 51.75 to 56.95 Every One a Bargain. WALLING'S Your Mirror Tells, When you look into your nilr 1 ror, there's neM'r any false J flattery. If there's tlm Wuxt ' sign of thoso trll-tan lines Ih it i herald the fleeting years, our ) modern methods of lU-ajty Cul ! tunt wilt bunisli them. l'honr today for npiulntiuent. Colonial Beauty -Shop MINERVA SAYS: We cannot afford to b?iy a half page ad in the puix-r and cut the price of o'.ir yhot-s from one dolhir to flv; dillars a pair, and live, lint if you want to buy slio ronio in- ws will show yo I the sho-s, give you tlm pri.c on i-uch pair that c are able to fit you In. We want to rlone out all our short lim-s and brok'-n at prices you should not ijtn tloiii Many of ths Kile sho.i ltav nut bf-n on oir shelves but a few weeks and some long'-r. We do this to clean up our stork to h: ready for new piittrrns in March and April. You knnv? all our pho-s are good u:U ity not trash. THE BOOTERY WAY HAYL'L.N, -Mgr. loff. of that city. Miss Hennctt lias bi'en a teacher in the (ireen wood school here for the past five years and will return to l,a Clrando tomorrow to finish this term. Jn the spring she will go to Portland to make her home. Mrs. Tet.lol'C is a sister of Miss Mabel Hennctt, ot this city. Celebrates 36th Wedding Anniversary Air. nnd .Mrs. A. R McllmnlH of this city were pleasantly aurprised lust cvenlnir wlu-n, Invited to the home of t heir daufrh-teiv Airs. W. I'. Hullfird, to spend -tho evening. Tlu-y found at t lie Hullard home a hosL of friends who liud UHsembled th(ce to wish them many more hup. py New Years. Yesterdny was Mr. and Mrs. McGtnnis' thirty-slxlh wedding anniversary. I At the eloHo of a d Hlilful evo nins ii fii-.tihtnenlH were served. I l'roinlse (Kpeiiu)A( noon l)n-c-inher Xiint Hie home of tin lirltle's puii'iils, Mr. anil M rt. C 1. f.'iirper, of I'roniise, Mis lOiiuua Carper was uniled in marriage to Kraal; I.indsey, of al Grande, The rinjr eeremony wus reail Ity the ltev. l- CI. i 'otter, Ihn Muthodlst minister here. Miss Kthel urper and Howard Carper, sister and brother of Hie brid'1, were the at tendants. ' ' About 115 friends und relatives re present to witness the happy event. The bride was the recipi ent of several beautiful and useful fc-ifts. 1 A reception was held after the wedding-. Mr. and Mrs. Lindaey left hero on New Year's day for La Grande, where they will be at home to their many friends ut 2501 Third street. The ladles' Aid soclely of the Presbyterian church will meet in regular monthly session Wednesday i afternoon, Junmiry 0. In tho com .muntty room of the church. i m The Women'a llellf Corps will meet Monday ufternoon at o'clock lit 'the. K. P. hall. All ! members are requested to be pres- i fiit. ! Tin- V. I. W. will in. el Monday U'Venlnir, Jan tuny 4. There will be installation of oTf leers. Invitations are out for a "M' us iirinK" party to be jrivn by th Jidii-s' Auxiliary lo the Itrolher hooil of Itallu ny Trainmen Tikh day eveiiinir arter the ri gubir Iodic h' Msion of the. Auxiliary. Atl mem bers of I he It. of ll. T. and their wives uro invited. MONDAY, JAM AH Y 3 1'nciflc Time Stations t KIT, Los Angeles, Cat. 167) i p. m., vesper sen-ices; 6:30, K!',I nightly doings; 7, Aeolian -organ recital, Dan L. MacKarland: $, classic hour. Mary Christine Albin: Ysubel Bowen, soprano; . 9, pro- gram; 10, Packard 81 r orchestra. Bill Hennessy and Chat v Mitten dorf, director; DlcU Uarton, solo- ist; KFON, Ixmg lieoi h, raJ.Uai.): 6-6:30 p. in., orgun recital. Bray- ton's theater. - . KFWB, Hollywwd, Cal..'(3&2) 9-11 p. in., Warner - Brothers movie frolic, California Blue Boys; Emma Kiminel, soprano,: Peggy Mathews, blues singers.' ( KCO, Oakloiul, CaJ. (301.2) 3:80- pi in., KGO Little 8tn phony orchestra; Arthur 8. Our- bett, Interpretative writer; Mar garet Lambert Mosherry, contralto. K(iV, I'ortlaiHl, Ore. (101.5). a-10, concert., Chevrolet Little Symphony, orchestra. ; KHJ, Ixm Angeles, t'-ol. ( 05.2). 4-5 p. in.,, musicale; 6:80-7 p. in., Lctghton's Areuo-cafeteria or chestra; 8-1 n, program, .Martin Music company. ' - K.IR, Scattlts Wash. (3R4.4), 5-6, Itenfro-Wadenste'ln, Spargur string quartet; Mrs. Montgomery Lynch, organist; 9-10:80,..- P'jget hound Havings und Loan associa tion orchestra. - j. . . . KNX, llollj wmm1, CaJ. (Ulio.0). 2T4 p. in., 1 A.- Park board pro gram; 8-Jr, Ambassador hotel' con cert orchestra; U-10:0, . program, Beverly Hills Nurseries, LubovisUi string trio. KPO, San Fronclsoo, Cat. (I28..H. 5-G p. m., orgiin recital,' Mar shall W Olselman; 6-6:30, Wald emar Li ml and the States restau rant orchestra; 0:35-7:30, -Palace hotel concert, orchestra;. K:36-10, Kudy Keiger's Fairmont hotel o;-; chestru. . .. i 1 V MLu Martha Walhcr of Peking. China, has been elected queen of tho 1S27 Junior prom at the University of Wisconsin, . Madison. Wis. The Junior prom Is the most spectacular event of the school year, being held bcQpath the marble dsme of the slam ' capitoL'. i. lONDAY, JAXI'AUV 4 Motiiilaln Time. SlatiotLS, Cl'AO, Calgary, Can. (4U5.H) Hi p. in., dance program. . . j KFVYA, Ogdcn, Ltah (201). 4-5 p. m., -organ - recital; G-0 Ogden Jtadio Dealers', progiatii. HI XT, llenver, Col; SiUU p. ui., musical selectluiiH; 8:45-!), educational talU;; 9-iU:ii0 dance program. ' KOA, Uciiver, (Tolo. (S22.I) J -: 1 5 p. nl., Hlalto thealer'.mus ieali'; 6:30, .dinner concert;' 7:3 J, .Sandman's hour; S,; Itudio instruc tion In conversational j. Spanish: musical Interlude, K OA, 'orchestra,! iisslsthtg soloists; 9, Itudio Instl-uc-i tion In aictluii' bridge; 9:30,' pro gram. ' -KOH, SUiUi (Xllee-, N. W.' (310). 7:30-8:30 p. m., "Itesults of K.x tenslon Activities." W. L. Klser: "The Jdeal School.' I'rp. .Charges ia xionannon; musical progrum. l'm irie Tlmn Sl&tlons. KI'l. Irfw Alice I e -4, C'al. (167).. 5:30 p. ni., .Examiner matins program; 6, Nightly loings; 6:1:. "Seeing California"; 6:30, Vest Pocket concert; 7, varied pro gram; 8, Irury Lcnlngtou, tenor; Margaret , Johnson, violinist; it. program;. 30, Exnmlncr program. KFOA, Seottln, Wash. (:KI.3). 6:45-8:15 p. m., Sherman Clay and company progrum; 8:30-10, Times studio program. KIX., Lou IVarh. fa I, (23S.I) 6-6:30 p.. in., organ recital; S-;", Pr.ess-Telegrani p'rogrum present ing: conirtiunity ' service entertain ment; tt-10,,Ardys Andej-pon musi cal noun Kt-VB, IlollyvUKwl fal. (252).- 5-6 p. in., children iiour; 7-3, mlcrbphoho brevities; 8-9. pro gram; . 10-1 1, - Warner Brothers .frolic; 11-13. Hollywood Itoof bull- room orchestra. . Ktipi Oakland, Cal. (301.2) 10:40 a. m.v vacation period; lliao-l p; - m., luncheon conceit; 3-4,' interpretation of the classics; 6:80-6, Aunt Betty stories; 6-7. dinner concert: 8, farm program. KiY; Portland, Oru (101.5). '. 7:15 m.i phj'sical cult-jro ex ercises; 12:30-1 :30 p. in., JluscCity trioi 6-7; dinner concert; 8-y, coii .cert; 9-10i concert,- K.IR, Seattle. Wash. (JIKI.I). 10:30-11:30 a. m.. Cornish school: 7-8:30, progrum; 830-10, pro gram; 10-n, (Jonjon Kilbourne snd his orchestra. RM'l It, . llotl.nvood, f nl, (238). 6-0 p. in., home hour; 7:lfi, Y. M. C. A. program;,1 K-lo, elasHleal selections; Turner orchestra: 10-11 Starr j;iano company ;lmlio. , , USX? lm AniceleM, Cul. (;i:t,0).. 7:30 . 'a. m..'. exercises; N, tail; and prayer;-. J0:80,; household eco nomics; 1-1 p. in., West Const theuter;- 1:30, the; book worm: matinee: . 4,. Helen's . household hints; .5-6:30,- Sunny. Jim's chil dren's hour:'. 6:30, organ concert: 6:15, W. F. Alder, travelogue; 0:80- HITZVILLK, Wash. Articles of. incorporation huvo been filed In Adams county for the MaeKenxle- Hichardson Co., Inc., with n capl-: tnl of $150,000. This Is the lurg- st company organised In the coun ty this year. Ufllccrs aro C. L. .MucKenxlc, pivahb'iU: J. V. Hich-i ardson, vice president; and C. I). Hnndnll, secretary. Tho company , owns a largo amount of laud in j tho southern part of the county. I Sister Mary Says: (By bUr Mui?y L'rcakfueL Baked apples, roth d oats, thin cream, crisp lirolbd bacon, creumed potato's, whole wheat touKl, milk, coffee. Luncheon cream of iu-a soup, tount'd rra-kers, egg sulad sund1-wtcht-n. pin.apide cream, pudding, milk, t:i. Jtinurr pan broibd lamb chop, twlet: buk d po'alo. creamed carrnM. cottage. ches: and currant Jelly salad, stcumcd fig pudding, graham bread, jiiilk. toffee. With the exception of the din ner pudding1 there ure no dishes ttitutluutd uuauiUbio tor tliiidrtu AD.ML;STJ;.VKlt'S NOTK'li OI" Notieo is hereby given that In pursuance or an ordr of thu Coun ty Court of I'nlon County, Oregon,! sitting In probate, duly dated nnd j entered JM'cember 10th, 11)25, thej undersigned administrator of the t estate of Kdgar llollifield, de- ceasd, will on and after tho lSthj day of January, 1 U20, sell at prlvato sale, upon the premises, to the: highest and best bidder for ciish in hand paid, or for part cash and the balance to bo paid by note ne- cured by first mortgage on the premises, sold, and subject to the' confirmation by thu said County Court, all thn right, title and inter est which tho said Kdgar Jlolll- fleld had at the time of his death lu and to the following described real estate, lo-wlt: J Lot 3 in Viilon Orchard j Tract, containing 6 acres, moro I or less, according lo the plat I of sumo filed In thu office of tho County Clerk of Union County, Oregon, together with a proportionate Interest in tho irrigation ditch nnd water priv ileges upppurlcnunt thereto, said tract being In the South east ljuarte.r of the Southeast tjuarter of Section 24, Twp. 4 S. Itango 39, K, Wi M. Also Lots 1, 2, 7 und S In Block 10 In Hannah's Additiou to West Cnion;' also com mencing at the Northeast cor ner of ot 3 lu Kiit (I Block lo, theneu' South lo feet, thenco West 100 feet, thence North 10 feet, thence Must 100 foet to the place of beginning. Also commencing at tho Northeast corner of Lot 6 In said Block 10, thence Soulh 10 Teet, thetico West 100 feet, thence North 10 reel, thenco Kimt 100 feet to the place of beginning, all be ing In Block 10 In Hannah's Addition to Wi st Union, as tho same Is platted and of record in I ho office of the County Clerk of said County and Stale and within Hie City of Union, to pay estate debls, cltitms'und ex penses of administration'. ) - J. A. HILL, Administrator of tho Kslate of Kdgar Jlollll'leld, Deceased. Green & Hess, attorneys for ad ministrator. Dec. 1026, Jan. 2, 9 10. 7, orchestra: 7-7:30, mirth coo test; 7:30-8, program. (clearance Save One-Fourth to One-Half ON LADIES' APPAREL Coats Dresses Tailored Suits Millinery Highest' class merchandise at reductions that we can offer only at Clearance Time! Many garments offered at but a fraction of their original price. LADIES READY-TO-WEAR AND MILLINERY j" 1 1 ' STPAUT ;"''' ' - Shoe-maker, Shne-iVhulider . and Itepiilrct' AH work guaranteed. Work sent by mull will bu promptly taken care of. A chiss from Ln (.rnnde 1'IMhiit Co., cmiier Hemlock nnd Jcl'f. As Simple and Sure as Your Telephone C?HAT I ir Mr J of the tnif kiiH of radio to wn ind it', . the only kiod ut tkow or ,tll. No fuiinf. no tin Ifring. no Jflt?. no .ta.p.r.iiton. Jmt turn or two of lit dial,, and yoq'yt K9t your "parrr." ncrf to koow HOTHiiio about radio io (rt i ,tt k,r tkac will girc yog ml ,r ' Tire. ' R'f had to know tvrjTTHt.c. it order to ,elt tela tfcat it five tuch amice. M'hen we decided nnn the iinui Freed - Kitemans rr reirer,, we ended ,ur r n radio dout, nd furl Freed-Eisemann UJItUtltVIU - Autktrhti Ditlrr fir friU luimtnn KaJii Xtctirtri OREGON HARDWARE & lMfLE.MNT CO. ' Credit , CARR'S No Interest Resolved: ..)' ' THAT as usual I spent more for Christmas this year than expected, I will start , savin,? NOW in order to meet the coming requirement. : UNITED STATES BANK ; x'i wriiv & BEST- - ' jjtoy ' DKY CLEANING : YV I At Ivosisoiiiile Prices. ' I I i o y Mcn's Suits' X Bring Them To Me I will pay the highest maiKcl prices ' for RAW FURS You get your money on the 8pot, or 1 send it by return mail. Chris Miller 1510 Adams Ave. Enjoy A Happier Year In The Kilchcn In 192(i. ' Insist on having Federation Flour choicest quality of the Northwest a Grande Rondc Valley product. Your Grocer Has It! 'Don't Kay Flour Say Federation." E2
