Thursday. 'January 7,.' 192fi.
NEWS of society !
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IA GRANDE EVENING 'OBSERVER
Pd(e Thrte
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Tea Compliments
,Mrs.Robert Earl
, lira. Q. I.. Dutlon rntortiilnptl a
number of friends at an Informal
' tfa Monthly arieruoon compliment
ing Mrs. Hubert Kurl, who has been
.vlslllng at Island City with her
mother, Mrs. KJ. Kiddle, from her
..home at Kugene. Tito rooms were
ilecorated in a lovely color scheme
of plnU anil white. During the af
ternoon a larife littmtier of friends
railed. Previous to Iter marriage
Airs. Knti made Iter home here.
:Y. O. Club Meets
With Mi s. Tuckey
' Mm. . C. Turkey entertained
the. members of tint V. O. club
Tuesday afternoon ut a prettily up
' pointed luncheon, nl her homo on
Second street. Tin holiday color
scheme of ivil unit xreen wuh beau
tifully curried out in the table, dec
orations. PolnwttuB. were used ok
n centerpiece und tin Hiimi flow
on 'wen found nt each plate along1
with the place raid. Luncheon wns
served at 1 o'clork with covers laid
for twelve. ' r 1
Three tables'' of ' bridge were ''''nt
i
formed following luncheon. Mrs.
CJllbert Hunter won high score for
the club prize and Mrs. Henry T.
Hill received the guest prize.
presiding.
I Aiier ine uuttincHs Ncsaion uii in
.ten-sting progrnm was given con
sisting of two piano number by
Mrs. George Hichardson ""Hy tin1
Sea." ( Sch iibert-1 -Iwzt ) and "C'un-
zonelta" (l.lsxt): a piano selwtlon
by Airs, l-ynn Wright "Kvcnlng"
(Schubcrt-l.lszt). and a reading by
The socia
Bloklands Entertain
During Holidavs
One of the delightful social af-Mina iKtbelle Miller.
mirs oi ine tioihiays was ti party
Klven nt the. country home of Mr.
and Mrs. Garret ItloUland, near .Is
land City.
Sixteen younff people were prcfl
. cut including- Mrs. ltober't Karl, of
Kugone, and Ali.sK JJertha Herder
of ha Grande besides tlto.so from
Island City. Card (jrauies were en
joyed during the evening1 and at a
late hour refreshments were served.
Guild Elects ;
Officers for Year 1
i Mrs. H. A. Zurbrick was elcctod:
president for the ensuing year, Mrs.
l.loyd Hc.riber, vice president; Mi's.
" K. Marks, secretary: Mrs. K. J',.
Holmes, treasurer, and Mrs. George
T, t.'ochran. Mrs. L. II. Husscll and
Mrs. J. (.. ramp, directors, yester-"
. day afternoon when the members
of St. lVter's Kpiscopal Guild met
at the home of Mrs. S. 1. Crowe
in annual meeting. Reports of the
year's work were given by the
president, secretary and treasurer,
Mrs. J. C. Camp. Mrs. 1 A. Wells
and Mrs. K. Marks. '
Plans were made iiy the society
for the convocatiun to be held here
next month, when representatives
will be present from all over Kast
ern Oregon. '
Refreshments were served, bW.ore
adjournment by the hostess - and
her assistant, Mrs. K. Marks. "
t'OtMihttlU'O, ttxrungd the! program
wJrieji. u iu iollirvved by the serving
of refreshment by members of Xhc
same committee, 'n J, t -
' Mr. I'l. Juxtobson Is 'oliMtrrnun of
tills group, J-Ier assistant are Mr.
Kvelyu Jiearnsliaw, Mrs. Grace
Hesse. Mrs. H. U. Hale, Mrs. Stella
Ingle, Mrs. V M. J tick son, Mr.
Cora. Joel, Mrs. J. J). Klmmet and
Mrs, K. G. Uirby.
"
New Pastor Addresses
Missionary Society
"'ruyr and Missions" was ihe
topic under discussion y aster day
ulUrnoon when tjie Missionary so
ciety of iho Christian church met
at tho hoin-'of Mrs. I, 8. Weeks,
wmi flirt. mujney lAijmum mm aiio.
J. 1 Jlol'h.erson as assitant host-
Ba. : Mrs.,i"oieman ueorge naa
charge of tho afternoon's program.
Papers wenu read ;by Mrs. J, A.
WillUms, Mi : Of W.' Jones and
Mrs. Wulter Prlcft; after which the
nyw. puatof, tb Rev, 0. Vr Dunn.
Biivn tin io'U'tvstlni? talk on mis
sions. Mrs. li,.' J, Jvitr)un rndr-
d a.A'ocjii solo,. wiiicD wan welt
vciy?4 by the 30 nuinbirs pwa
cnt. ..-:''
Mrs;. Ida French, prialleot, pre
sided over th bunlness session. Af
ter the program refreshments were
8rved by the. hostess.-
M. E. Ladies Meet
At Leffel Home
An Interesting meeting of the
first division of the ladles' Aid so
ciety of the MethPdist, episcopal
church was held fct th borne of
Mrs. A- Wr. MM, oo Muln avenue
Wednesday afternoon. The miet
Ing wa railed to order. by the pres
ident, Mrs. H. C, Hmtth.
Aftr a short business session
followed by a soolul hour dainty
refreshments were served, Kighloen
members were present.
The next meeting of the society
will be held at the home of Mrs.
W. H. Perry, on O avenue.
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Second Division of
M. E. Aid Meets
The second division of the Ladles
Aid society of the Methodist church
met yesterday uftwrpoon at the
home of Mrs. O. H. Grtffln. Mrs.
10. O. Pay ton led in the devotional
and presided at tho business ses
sion In the absence of the- presi
dent, Mrs. George JJaars.
A floeial hour was enjoyed be
fore adjournment and dainty re
freshments were served.
Cove (Special)' Last week was
one of many social events for Cove.
The Baptist young people held a
delightful party at the home of
Mrs. A. McClaln on New years
eye. On Saturday evening Mr. and
Mrs. J. Miller entttrtatned the mem
bers of the Voting Mutron's Bridge
club and their husbands, and Mr.
and Mrs. T. C. Hefty "gave a din
ner Tuesday evening celebrating
tho anniversary of their wedding.
Klchurdsoii with. a luncheon at
o'clock.
Members of the Murytha Sunday
school class of the Methodist Epis
copal church and the Men's Forum
of the church and their husbands
and wives ure invited to attend tho
party to be given at the church to
morrow evening honoring Mr. and
Mrs. C. C Dunning and Mr. and
Mrs. C. M. Kosamuml, who are
leaving La Grande in the near future.
Mrs, Knrl Von Hloklnnd and Mrs.
W. 1. Wurner will entertain tho
carnation club at the home of Mrs.
Hloktand, lOo-tu, N avenue, Krlduy
afternoon, Jnnuury 8. All mem
bers are. cordially invited.
Mrs. K. P. Mossinan will have
charge of the program tomorrow
afternoon when the Women's Mis
sionary society of the Presbyterian
church will meet at the church
. Announcements 1 ;v
Members of the Monday Bridge
club will be entertainnd Monday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. J. y
Sister Mary
Says;
(Ity Sister Mnry)
llreakfasl Uaktd winter pears,
cereal, thin cream, creamed dried
beef on toast, crisp graham toast,
milk, coffee.
Luncheon Vegetable soup,
croutons, oyslcr salad, rye bread,
lemon sponge pudding, plain
cookies, milk. lea.
1 tinner Roust lamb, browned
potatoes, currant jWly, buttered
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Club Meets With
Mrs. Williams . i
Ten mcmborK.pt (W CnlilMitllon
lib met last cVi nln'lf at the! Hlimo
of Mrs. H. H. Williams to Wake
carnations to ho uned as decora
tions ut the various parties the
club is planninu to give. Oii'o' of
these parlies will lake place Fri
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
. Karl Von Hloiiland.
Hefore ailjournment last even
ing refreshments were served.
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Aid Society Hears
Musical Program
With sixty members present the
regular business and social meelltlK
of the Ladies' Aid society of the
Presbyterian church was held yes
terday afternoon at the church.
Willi Mrs. .1. T. Klehardson. presi-
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log
Here,
They Buy-
COATS
DRESSES
HATS
Everything
WA LUNG'S
Your Minor Tells.
When you look Into your mir
ror, there's never any false
flattery. If there's tho lea'
nien of those tell-tale lines that
herald the fleetmi? years, our
modern methods of Bea Jty Cul
ture will banish them.
1'honp today for appointment.
Colonial Beauty "
Shop
Old Prices New Prices
Touring Car - - 875 $795
Roadster - - - - 855 7 95
Type-B.Sedan - - - 1045 895
Type-A Sedan - - - 1195 1075
Coupe - - - - - 960 845
Panel Commercial Car 960 . 885
Screen Commercial Car 885 810-
Chassis - - - - - 730 655
f. o. b. Detroit
These new prices apply, to a product that is far
and away the finest Dodge Brothers have
ever produced They are made possible by a
$10,000,000 expansion program, which practi
cally doubles production, and materially reduces
the cost of manufacture. '
L. C. SMITH
' Corner 5th and Depot
Dodge Broth
MOTOR CARS
canned pros.'Ulat aa-Utd.'fdbivJuriut
punning, urun rous. nuiK, couco.
Tho vegetable soup - Is made
without a meat 'stock In us much1
us a heurty salad Is surved. ' I
lnto Sulml '
Wash dates - well and drain. '
Make a thin sirup using 3 table-!
spoons sugar to 1 cup boiling
water. Add 2 or 3 dates for each
person to be Berved. . Dip dates
into the sirup and then place on
a shallow pun. . i'ut into a mod
erately cool oven to plump . and
dry. nemtove stones. To 1 pack
age of Philadelphia cream cheese
mid 4 tablespoons finely chopped
nut. Work In ' creum until tho
mixture is smooth. Keasoa with
salt and pepper to taste while
mixing, l-'l II the prepared dates
with this mixture. Arrange on a
bed of lettuce. Drop a spoonful
of mayonnaise. In the center of
euch plate and top with : a tea
spoonful .of whipped cream light
ly seasoned with salt and mads a
bit pink wltli paprika.
January Clearance
WOMEN'S APPAREL V
Offered to you at Great Savings, t
Buy Now and Save!
PUTMAN'S
Ladies9 Ready-To-Wear and Millinery f .
The auto helps people. With so
many autos you have to keep on
clean underwear In case you go to
the hospital. , - '
Tho coal situation could be
worse. It would be awful It 36
Inches made, a coal yard.
MINERVA SAYS:
From now until Saturday,
Jan. Kith we will give our
customers a chance to buy
Arch-Aid and Hed Cross
shoes nt 9.U0 per pair. Wo
have a, permit ' from tho
manufacturers to make, this
special price till tho Kth of
January only. .
, Wo still have a few Zip
' Tiers left. They, tire yry
'scarce In the market. .
' Children's Felt Slippers,
7fi Si to 11: 1.00 forslses
115 to 8. This Is less than
we puld for them.
Tho COe and 7ne children's
rubbers are gplrgf Juttheie
prices beats theyi all. .
Rpuntex Riik Hose,' $1.00.
' Boys' 1-Buckte Overshoes,
f 1.2ft, sl.e if to C.
THE B00TERY
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to Know to Choose
H atdio . - .;
told in plain lzngvK by
one of the world's greatest
radio" engineers, Mr. Joseph.
D. R. Freed, President of the
Freed-EiBemann Rsdlo Cor
poration, i
. a bqoklet smsll enoufh to
slide Into nun's Test pocket
or woman's purge,
brief enough to b taad in
ten minutes.
Interesting enongh to. be
read twice.
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, Ooods called (or and delivered. . ,
Valeteria Cleaners
Slain Wi
Am-oss Tracks on fir ft.
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A post-card, phne csO or
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one in your hands.
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frud-tiHOMm SLodit lectivtri
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I know they'll be perfect
"the things I bake with ' . ii-
''" Sperrf Drifted Short Ffottf f
That ' the joy of using Sperry
Drifted Snow Flour I can be sure
of perfect results every time.
. In the 12 years I've baked with
it, every sack I have used has been
of the same wonderful blend. That
uniform goodness is Sperry's
greatest pride.
I've seen with my own eyes how
they protect it with scientific lab
oratory control with special
methods in their big modern mills
and then they test it every hour
of the day by our method baking.
I suggest that you use Sperry
Flour for results you can be sure
of every time.
P. B. Hove you any cooking problems
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some new menus? Or party "ideas"?
Would you like a set of the wonderful
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me just what you want, and I'll help you,
free.
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Sperry Home Service Burea'i
Dept. 0201-B, 141 California
St., San Kranclsco. . V
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Isn't it logical to assume that
the finest coffee would come
from a roaster who specializes
in only the finest coffee? Schilling '
is the only coffee roaster in America
who produces but one grade of coffee
and seals it in vacuum tins. There
are no second or third class
Schilling coffees.
Sehillin
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