La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 14, 1926, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextThursday,, J:,inij;i-y; 1 1,' 11)2(5, LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER 'Papie'Tlw NEWS of SOCIETY Miss Lovett Weds i ', Lesley R. CIcmo M 1 To the Biirprlso of hor many Jm ' Granite trlenilH tlm marrlutre , of V.H.na Marian loviitt to Li'Sley H. 1 rkmo, of Imli'pi'iKlenco, Orojron, v bt'camo known here today. . The . wt'dilliiff took place Saturday noon, Junuury 9, ut the lionio of th groom's parents, the ltev. and Mi. , J. S. Clvmo at Forest Grove, Ore t iron. Tho Utv. Mr. CVmo, father of tho groom, offieiatfd. "He is I 'pastor of the M:thullst Episcopal thnreh. Tho happy, young- couple Uwere accompanied by the wtster and brother of tho Ki'oom.-.rn. ). c. yreiifh, of this eity, mother Of the '" younjr, lulde. went, to Forest Clrove ; to he present at inn wedding. J-S Mr. and Mrs. (Memo will make 'their home at Imh-pt ndi-m-, anil ( tfhe will ri'Kume. her work at the Oregon normal school at Mon- mouth. His hi employed as chief f olerk In the Independence post nf ; floe. . Mr. CIcmo Is well known here. : She graduated, from the. locul high school lnt Kprinff and since that time has heen attending the normal . school at Monmouth. & ' .''.' O.E.S.Instali New Officers Officers for liillii were.' instilled Inst' nlRht when the Order of the Eastern Star met at tho Moomc hall for that purpose. Mrs. Klhi Itus- . sell, past matron, was instaHin of-. . fieer, assisted hy .Mrs. Netla Kiikin as marshal, Mrs. t'arnello loss. man os chaplain and Mrs. i .inin u ltlrnle as organist. Seventeen- of- . ficers were Installed as follows: Mrs. Carrie 1, Kteincamp, worthy '.matron; Alfoin V. IJndKreii.iiyotthy patron; Mrs. Minnie, K- KiidKinas 'sociato matron; lira.. Vlurm-.; -lia-. con, seceiary; Mra: KHa V. Ilur 8Pll, treasurer: Mrs. l,yHf:t) i',pntj-, ; conduct row ; M rs. Jlar.el G rh ham, associate conduct rcf; Airs. Myrtle' . Ueatty, marshal -1 : Mrs. , 'Jinmiq RV .Thompson, chupliiin;- M.i-s 'sa, ' M-.( Robinson, Adah; Mrsl Kr.i'ma Kow-' ler, liuth; Miss- Blanche Clark, Ks-'-thcr; Mm, Heryl ,i milium, Martha; Mrs. Stella Ingl. Klecta; Mrs. Nel lie G. Xelll, organist; Mrs. Winifred f Dloklnnd, wnrder and Walter.ltlok land, sentinel. In acconlance with the custom , of the chapter the outjroinK' officers left flowers In the form of clever little wrist corsoprcs for the new of ficers. Mrs. Minnie K. Hodsin pre- Bcnted Mrs. Stt-incamp, the new Imported Muff 'A- Hon Is a motor muff of tete de negr suede, just in frxjin Europe. The tiny bar. at .-chief packet is cdfioCXfitli nutria. ... yUoW.' A'fttfr' the pluy ' course luncheon wag Bern d. M. E. Missionary Society Meet Held Mrs. Wheeler led In tho do. votionul and. Mrs, Oeorfift . Pierce had charge of the lesson, study yesterday afternoon when tlio Wo nven'a KorelRn Missionary society of the Methodist Episcopal church met at the home of Mrs. E. O. Vuy ton. Mrs. It. w. UeiBhton, presi dent of ,lhu society, presided over the business meeting-. Twenty " members were present. At tho close of the afternoon re freshments were served by. the hostess, , .". :. .'' Daughters of King: Elect Officers Th Daughters of the Klnjr of the Episcopal church I if Id their mi nimi meeting at the home of Mrs. C. C Hull Wednesday afternoon. Officers were elected for the new year iw follows: Mrs. G. A. Jlarron, president ; M rs. C. C. 1 in II. vice president and Mrs. G. N. TarklnR ton, secretiSry.trensurer. The next meeting or the organ ization will bo ut Die home of Mrs. Nellie. Spencer, with Mrs. H. W. Curr as assistant hostess. WAUING'S Here They Bay Coals, 25f0 'to 50'o Off. , New Satin and Velvet Hats, Hand I3ajs and Boxes, One-Tli:id Off. Collars and Cuffs, Ja bots, One- Half Price, Fine Fur Cli'bUers, One-Half Trice. WALL if !G'S K. 1 Don't Take A Chance When you come, to our shop for lieauty Treatments you nro assured of only tho beat preparations b-'inff usod, and ly experii-nccd opera tors. O ir methods have been thoroughly tested, and the results are always assured. Colonial Beauty Shop , worthy matron, with a basket of beautiful flowers from her officers. She also Kuve each of the installing officers a lovely boumiet. '. It! It Intra. itnHt wnrl Itv . roil presented the outirointr worthy I natron, Mrs. J-X Jt. HiiiRO, Nvlth her past matron's jewttl from, thivchap- i ter, alter which he Kave a very inr : terestinpr hMory of each bf the of iHcers for, tho past year. . After the installation those 'pros. ent adjourned to llic banquet rooms where they were seated at' long tables, beautifully decorated 1 with flowers, and an elaborate banquet wua served. Mrs. i. M. Hoyt and Mrs:B. E. Beatty had charge of tie .banquet,' ' , ' 1 1'esides the I.a Grande members of the Order of the Eastern Star present there, were serevul (juests from outside points. Mrs. Hill Hostess at ? Loan Fund Luncheon With covers laid for twelve Mrs. A. T. Hill entertained at a schol- Jarsbip loan fund luncheon yester- u ay atiernoon ai ner nome on i-'ii-si street, assisted by Mrsi Charles l'laylo, Mrs. C. 1J. Miller and Mrs. E. L. Meyers. . A lovely mixed bou quet of spring flowers served ns a, centerpiece for .the table where a delicious luncheon was served at J o'clock. " ' ' After luncheon the ladle, enjoy- tt umnscfvcs at neeuieworK una visiting. -Miss I&ubelle Miller pang three solos, accompanied by Mrs. Audmer .Playle. at the piano, later in t he afternoon. Christian Ladies Organize Club About '20 ladies of tho Christian church met at the. home, of Mrs. Clyde Zimmerman on N avenue last evening fttr the purpose of organiz ing a social club. A club wum form ed and it wum decided to im-et one Monday night In each month. The club is yet unnamed. .Mrs. J. P. Caldwell was elected president; Mrs. John Harvey Jr.. vice presi dent; and Miss Etta, lielle Kitchen, secrutary. - ' A program followed the business meeting. -Mrs. H. J. Kitchen sang a solo, Mrs. J. I. Caldwell gave a reading. Miss Isabelle Miller, ac companied by Mrs. Audmer I'laylo ut the piano, rendered two vocal solos. Mrs. Iiallas Green gave two readings and Mrs. Earl Hough gave several piano selections. liefore adjournment dalntv re freshments were served .by the hostesses, Mm. Caldwell, Mrs. Pur- and Mrs. Blake Shields. Mrs. Audmer Playle will be hostess to Hie club next month. , Parkdale Club Meets At Gump Home - : The Parkdale club met yesterday at the home of -Mrs. Charles K. Gump. In Krultdnle, with Mrs. Thomas stundlcy as assistant host ess. Thirteen members were pres ent and 11 viltors"'lnchining Mrs. Dan Carbine., Airs. Lee ,? Wright, Mrs. John Kodgers, Mrs. Florence Carpenter, Mrs. Lloyd Carpenter, Mrs. Lottie Hkeen, Mrs. It. Wood, Miss Alma Lilly, Miss Mary Brews ter Miss Mary Wilwers and Mrs. Wlnnifred MeCnffery. I luring the afternoon Mrs. Gump giive a comic reading. Misses Mary ltrewster and Mary Wilwers sang a duet "Larkspur and Lilies Tan, accompanied hy Miss Lilly, who nlso gave a piano selection, en titled "Jtussian Dance." After the program a two-course luncheon was served by the hostesses. Announcements - Korlnl niiiiouiK'cmciits may be printed in this column free of charge. Any nnnoimremenis per taining to any f unci ions siieli as cooked food Hides, etc., will bo refused. Announcements, tu be printed the same day, must lie In society ctHtoi's liniuls by U:OU o'clock. .Vows fit i tor's note. The Greenwood Parent-Teacher association will meet tomorrow nf- ternoon ut '2:'ift o'clock ut the sehoo'. G. S. Llrnle will be the speaker. ' The Wonion' ttelief Corps will meet Saturday afternoon at :30 o'clock at the IC P. hall to Install officers for the ensuing year. At noon a pot luck dinner will be served. Kveryone is requested to have their food there by 11:30 o'clock. Tho committee In chargo will furnlsb the dessert. The Parent -Teacher association of Itiveria school will meet tomor row afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at corporation; 5:15, Win, K. Hoffman's orchestra; today'a raclpe: 6-ti:4fi. Hoffman concert orchestru; 6:45-:15, pro gram; 8:30-11), Times studio pro gram. K1XX, Long Ueatli, t'nl. 232.4) 4:30-6 p. ni.. amusement bulle tin; 6-6:30, organ reel ml, Uray. ton's theuter; 6:30-7. Captain's Inn ore hesi ra fro tn Sea I lieac h ; 8-8, Press-To legra m progra in ; 10-12, Long lkach Klks No. 88 midnight frolic. ' ' KFWIl, llollywmNl, Col. (2.12) 7-7: 10 p. in., announcements; 7:10, safety first talk, Officer K. C. llrown; 7:20. Jack lloaz, flsh ing scout; 7:30, Kye-o-logue, Dr. Herbert 8. Marshuta; 7:40, micro phone brevities; 8-U, program, John Wright, the right tuilor; HaqueL, N'ieto, coloratura sopruno; Chlo do j verm i nu; luiiiuihih iu y-10, Jack Smith's dance orches tra; lo-ll, Warner Hrothers frolic, direction Charlie Wellman. Ki, Oatilaml, al. tul.2) 3-4 p. m-, short program, Pnclfle Coast Music review; Mrs. George Kruge, pianist; Irene- Ashworth, Lillian Aeht'son; Sara Linden, vio linist: book review; U6:55, dinner concert, Sherman, Clay and com- i puny. K;W, Ton land, Ore. (49I.R) 10:30 a. in., shopping guide; 12:30-1:30 p. in., Itoso City trio; C-7, dlnnep concert; 8-9, concern; 9-10:30, concert. Sherman,' Clay and company duo; iu:30-12. Hoot Owls. KIM, I-os Anelesf Cnl. (-10.V2) 6-(j:30 p. m., 1elghton's Arcade cafeteria orchestra,' Jack Croiu show, leader; 6:30-7:30. history story, Prof. Hertzog; Uadlo kiddies hour with Itichard Headrick and Vyola Von, screen juveniles; 7:3u, "Homnnco of Sunta Fe Trail." Gladys De Witt; 8-10, program. Western Auto Supply company; 10-11, Don Clark's Uiitmoro hotel dunce, orchestra. ( KMTIt, llollnvood, Cal. (2:18) 5-U p. m., home hour with Mam my Simmons with rPits of Paul Gerstui studio; 7, "Color Photogru phy," Chas. W. Iteom; 7:30, "Won ders of Nature." prof. Alfred Cook man; 8ll0, The Turner orchestra, direction Loren Powell; 10-11, Starr Piano company studio. KNX, Hollywood, Cnl. (S.tfl.O) ;' 5:30-11:15 p.m., WurlHzer pipe organ studio; Town .Tattler; 6:15, travel talk, W. P. Alder; 0:30-7, Atwator Kent concert orchestrn; 7 7 : 30, program. Kastern Out fitting company; 8-9. West Coat theaters; 9- 10, Order of Optimistic Donuts; 10- 11, program John A. Vaughn 11-12, Kay West's January Clearange CLOSES TUESDAY, JANUARY 19TH Coats : Sport and Dress Coats,, plain and fur-trimmed, reduced to One-Half Price o $105.00 Coats, Now $52.50 $ 95.00 Coats, Now.....: $47.50 $ 75.00 Coats, Now .'......$37.50 $ 47.50 Coats, Now $23.75 $ 29.75 Coats, Now : $14.85 $ 27.50 Coats, Now. $13.75 $ 18.50 Coats, Now............$ 9.25 Dresses 1 New and wanted styles in all the latest materials of Silk and Wool greatly, reduced , 7: $45.00 Dress,' Now-............:$29.75 ' $32.50 Dress, Now. $24.75 , $27.50 Dress, Now ...$18.50 : $22.50 Dress, Now...:...:..$15.75. - $19.50 Dress, Now... ...$12.75 , $17.50 Dress, Now:......::$10.75 One Lot of Suits $47.50 TO $65.00 VALUES Now 12:50 , Open a Charge Account ' LADIES READY-TO-WEAR AND MILLINERY i Charge Purchases .Billed March 1st Radii to FRIDAY. .l.AM ARY 15. Mnnntaiii Time Stnllons. CMtf-:. lalnionton. Can. (rl.0 7;aO-8 p. in.. children's half hour with- the farmer; 8:30-10:30, Htudio concert, rnlvcrsit- of Al I!rtn; 10:30-1 1 :3fl, dance selec tions, John Bowman ami his or chestra. KOA, Denver, Colo. (822.4) 12:15 p. m.. Hialtotlmntrr mil Htcaht;. 3:15, oxercie :3o. mat inee for housewives; 4, culinary hints; 4:lfi. fnnhion; (1:30. llrown I'titace string orchestra; 7:30, Sun day school lofr-son; 8, muaical pro Krnm, Kort Collins. Colo., 157 In- fajilry bnnd; INrt Collins Masonic iiuurtet, ladies' (unitet. 1'aHfic Time Ntntinns. KFl, latu Angeles, Cal. (.1117) 5:30-i; p. m., Kxamlner matinee; 6, nltfhtly doings; i!:15, KPI'm Hee in? California; 0:30, vest pocket program; ii:45, Uadiotorlut period; 7-8. Kxuminer hour; 8-9, Aeolian residence pipe orpan, Dan McFnr- Innd, orKanist; D-'j:30, Kleanor Hol den. soprano; It ml CJore and uko; 9:30-10, Mutual Motors-mirth con. test; 10-11. proprrum arranged hy Maude Fenlon Iiollman. Kl-'OA, SentUr, Wash. (4M.3) 12:30-1:30 p. m . profrrnm 4- Cocoanut Grove dance orchestra. Amhassador hotel. KOAt'i'orvnllls, Ore. (280.2) 7:20 p. m.,' mUHlcul selections; 7:30, "Htprnll'ienneo of - tho Com- i munity Movement In Oregon," Pr. Moctor M.acpherson; 7:45, ."Hbn'ts for the Auto Driver," TroT. W. J. . Ollmore; 7:55. Iruetlcal Books on Building and Remodeling a House," Bertha E. Hcrse; 8:05-9, muslcul program. " , KTAIl, Oakland, Cnl. (240) ; 9-9:30 a. m., prayer service, Rev. E. L. Hpauldlng; 8-10, progrnm. Breuners. KWSd, Pullman, AVasli. (3-18.0) 7:30-9 p. m., Cougar Co-Kd or chestra; Ruth Faulknor, pianist; (Jlndy W'iren, violinist ; Vy Nor ris, banjolst; Dorothy Klurgls, sax ophonist; drums, Kdna Jhiw; spe cial piano numhersf C. Butter rleld; "physics of Kverydny lite, So. 2." Dr. R. O. Hutchinson; "General Accounting, No. 2," If. J. Rehn; "1'reparing for miO'Crons," Leonard Hegnauer. The man who is right Is BvJdom ft. MINERVA SAYS: It's queer how people froin North Towder and Klgln find out that we are selling shoes so cheup, hut good news travels fust and fur. sold 10 pair of the $l..i.i Slippers yesterday. One lady bought four pair In nil 2 pair for the pirls and 2 fr herself. A large family is not expensive when you can shoe them nt the?e pritvs. Four pair nt the price of one --Of the latest styles. It was the last straw thj.t brok the camel's hack an! the latest styles that breaks the pocketbook. But say, Oirts! We have got sho-s here at mod rate prices that are appropriate fnr a wel ding or a funernl, nnd you may attend both. THE B00TERY We have a corner on Corn-pads. Mrs. O'Brien Entertains Knrly spring flowers, ffweetpeav, daffodils und freslas, were usej to decorate tho home of Mrs. 1L K. O'Brien yesterday afternoon when she entertained the members of tho Wednesday Bridge club. Three tables were at play during the af ternoon with Mrs. F. I Ully win ning high score among the club member. Ths guest prize went to Mr. F. 1 Ralston. . After the play a dainty two course luncheon was served. Alpha Club Meets With Dixons Five tables of bridge were at play last evening when Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Plxon entertained the members of the Evening Alpha club at their home at 1810 8econd street. Mrs. H. E. Wat kins won hixh score among the lady nv-m-ben of the club and James Mr Namee received the gentleman's prize. The guest prize waa pre sented to Mrs. R. J. Green. Th. boms wm decorated Id a pretty color tchtme ot ffteea ad Resolved: TIIAT as usual I spent more for Christmas this . year than expected, I will start saving NOW in order to meet the coming requirement. . UNITED STATES Sister Mary Says: (By Sister Mary) . Breakfast Htewed prunes, cereal, thin cream, creamed salt codfish on toust, crisp whole wheat Griddle Cakes -Fruit Fritters -Popovers-and eight more! from One Master Recipe Griddle Cakes for breakfast. And from left-over batter, Pineapple Fritter, for lunchl That's one reason you'll enjoy usinf! this Master Recipe. But it's only one of eleven reasons every one delicious! Popovera are another. You didn't dream that these hollow, muffin shaped cakes were related to Griddle Cakes; yet a slight change In that Master Recipe and there they ore! Here's how you do ill The Sparry Master Recipe for Griddle Cakes 2 cups Sperry Drifted H teaspoon salt 1 tablespoon snunr Snow Flour 1 cgn .1 tnblcspoon mclt- 4 teasp. baking powder ljjj cups milk ed shortening Measure and sift dry Ingredients; beat egg until very light, then add milk and combine mixtures, beating with rotary egg beater until free from lumps. Add melted shortening and bake at once. If batter Is not baked soon after mixing, beat well again before using. If only one-half recipe is needed, still use the whole egg. ' toast, milk,' coffee. Luncheon. I.tma benn , boup, eroutonn, Jollied tomuto Halad, brun bread, moltissos , cooktca, milk, tti. Dinner lloiled fish, ejrff miuce, plain boiled potutouH, hullerrd boots, eurrot salad, lomon Houffle, rolled onts, broad, milk, coffee. Lemon Julre or vlnofrar aililod to the , water In. which fish is boiled keeps tho floBh white niwl ha no efroct on tho flavor. One. tublo: spoonful of ollher lomon or vinn Biir to ono quurt of walor should hi used, It'emombor not to let the water boll viKorously whllo cook Inir the fish. Gentle siinnu!rUiR ' Insures a tender, firm, finished I.inm Ilesn Soup One. cup dried Ulna beans, i p cups cold water, 1 medium-sized onion, 4' tablespoons mtuced car rot, 1 'cups milk, 3 tablespoons butter, 1 spoon .snlt 1 teaspoon suffar, teaspoon soda, tea spoon psii4r. i l'lok over, and wash beans. Cover with cold water, and let stand three of four hours. Drain and parboil In wator to cover con taining Bodii. Throw away soda water, .rinse beans well. Put into kettle with water, thinly sliced on ion and -carrot and cook until bean are- tender. Rub through mi $2.00 to $2.50 1 Values In Pocket Knives For $1.19 F. L LILLY Hardware Phone BI-85 Popovers j Except thnt baking powder is omitted, the Pop- over recipe IS almost laenucai to mc vjiiuiwc wns recipe. Use only I cup of flour, 1 cup of milk, 2 eggs, ys teaspoon salt and 1 teaspoon of melted butter. Beat flour and milk until smooth ; add 1 egg unbeaten and bent mixture one minute; odd other egg and beat again; then add melted butter. Mernwhi'.e have cus tard cups or iron muffin pans heating. They should be hot. Grease well just before adding batter, 23 full Bake in hot oven (400 F.) 1 5 minutes, then re duce heat and bake 30 minutes longer. Cuke thor oughly, or Popovers may fall. Pineapple Friltm Use left-over Griddle Coke batter, or prepare 'A Master Recipe. Drain slices of pineapple; dip into batter, then drop into hot deep fat and fry until a golden brown on each side. (A small cube of dry bread dropped Into fat should turn golden brown while you count forty ) If you substitute other fruits, such as apples or bananas, fry longer, testing bread by counting to ninety. ' With this Griddle Cake Master Recipe you can ! make just at ettilyl Waffles, French and German Pancakes, Com Fritters, Potato Pancakes, and five kinds of Griddle Cakes. To learn how, send for the Tree booklet, "EIGHTY Food Delights from EIGHT Master Recipes." j LtlMtHtlpYou I Speaking of Griddle Cakes, do you know hoVr to make them come out fluffy and golden brown always? Write me and I'll tell you the knack, i Perhaps you're looking for pointers on some other ! phase of cooking cake baking? pastry making? i Tell me Just what you'd like to know and I'll help I vou the best I con. No charge, of course, for this Is , Sperry 's treat. Write me no-, rtf v For all my baking this one flour! The best oil around four I hnve ever used is Sperry Drifted Snow flour. Brcod. cukes, Waffles, pastry it makes them 1I per fectly. That's one of my reasons for saying Sperry Flour should be In every home. BELLE DE GRAF Diretor, Home B-wvlee Bureau, Sperrjr Ftour Co , Kt C-Hf.rrni.St.. San Frnnrlsro,, Dept. S201-IJ SPERRY HOME SERVICE BUREAU ffin. Belle De Qraf, Director IM. letusserve lectricalty sieve rind .rehoat, Jn jnllk wltn salt,' buttor, sugar and pepper.' '-Thil Biigar can be added to 'the ; traits while cooking if profaned, ! Uo not lot soup boll after stddlar miiit- . ' v j '.v Mit CARR'S No Inter -T , ,1 ; m ' . Ul. We are fully prepared to take care of your electrical needs. How' about some new Mazda Lamps for those empty sockets 7 La Grande Electric Co. 1412 Adams Ave. Ooo La La v 5; Cranberry Pies ; 30c Each ' 1 ' 'Opposite Observer ' :, Gwilliams' Electric Bakery Makers of Hlgh-Grade Psstrlea ' "BOMB OF TUB GOLDEN CRUST" We'll pay $2 for your cake i i and $1 for your biscuits if you bake them with Schilling Baking Powder and they do not please you merely tell your grocer. He will pay you $2. instantly, and without question. This offer holds good any time year in and year out. Schilling RakinPowder ... . rrpanf-v Creun or rarrar comet from the pure juice crystals of luscious grapes healthful fruit product Jr Coffee -Baking J "Powder I Extracts - Spices tartar m a-" t.