La Grande evening observer., January 26, 1926, Image 3

LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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Snake Skin Cuffs
NEWS of SOCIETY
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Tuesday, January 2G, 192G.
The Radio Corner
W:4
Mrs. Bay Entertains
At Two Affairs
Mrs. H. M. Bay pntfrtulned at.
two uUructtve hrlilKe dinncrH dnr-
Ink tho iwt wi-..k, dw first takniRjMr. Walsh to Wed
jM.mi ioi i i may imkh- U1HI
Hie Hiiino color wore twed.
(Hii-iUff tin- urii'moon'it play ut
IirldKu ilnt. J, K, OVon'nell won
Itili seort
the
wH'Oiiil hint (-veiling ut Iiit hoiut
on tVdur ntr-t. At piu1i event
rover woro luld for twenty-four
t nix small tahtrs. Vivtly hon
iiiHh of early Kprltic fluwcrn were
- -iiKfd to deeorale the liome. (
; On KrUluy ovpitliiff Mm. A. W.
V Nelson won hifrli eoro at lutdfje
followlnff dinner. V. P-rkiim
n'eelved hlsli soon nmoni? the
Rentlemen and the consolation prlx,e
went to W. 11. l.lHinan.
I I.uhI. evonlnir Mr. and Mrs. 1 K.
i- Klnzol received the ladles' ami jyeii
llemen'H hlwlt Hcnrett and . N, V,
, I-'rees rt'wlveil the ron.sol-i.tion prize.
Spokane Girl
Mr. und Mra. Martin 1 41 veil of
Spokcine, WiuOiiiiKton huvo issued
invitation uitnounehifc ttm mar
riage of their daughter, Mildred
Ane. to Thomas A. Walsh at St.
Aloy.shis rhureh at Spokune at tl
o'eloek Wednesday inorninff, Janu
ary 27. !
Mr. Walsh 1b well known here,;
; having .attended the Ijv . Grande
jhiKh school. He wuh a tvo.cm ployed
as dispatcher, under til father,
here for some time, lie moved to
Spokane about 12 yenrs iiRO. .
1
Mrs. Hill Hostess to
Lucky Thirteen Club
Members of the Lucky Thirteen
chili were charmingly ntertalncd
Thursday afternoon at the homo of
Mrs. A. T. 11111. IhidKe was the
feature of the afternoon with Mrs.
Club Plans
Music Festival
pinna were dlscuSMed for the
music festival to be Riven duvlntr
National Music week, some time in
May. last evenitiff when the Mon- wiliiam llollons winning hlirh score
day Musical club met In r-Kular 1 anions the chili inenilierfl. MrH.lt.
hnslnrw session la the N lnhhor- j M I'oaroh received the ftwl 'prlw.
hood club rooms. Miss lsabelhi Followlnff the play a, dainty two
miller will dlreel the festival and course luncheon was w rved.
school children from till over Vn
lon county, and from linker, Pen
dleton and Knterprise will partic
ipate. A sour hook which the club will
hnvc published, lor the federalion
of women's clubs was also discuss
ed.' Mrs. C. L. Pit Won presided
over. the meeting.
Orais Entertain
At "500" Party
Ilr. nnd Mra. CMuirlo' Oral on
tori iitncd friends at. thrt'c tuhlog of
Bnake Itfn It n quite frequentlj
on the new sport hau, bags and belts
This plaque shows lis novel adaptlol
''(or cuffs of bleke suedo cloves.
llrotlierK frolic riirootlon, Ohnrlin
Wellnikin.
K;. Oakland, nl. (:ll.2ni-K:tiikf)
7:15-7:30 u. in., henlth truijiiliK
oxereiKes. IIiikH llnrrolt liolihs;
7:D. "lVp .Cluns," IIiibIi llsirrvtl
DoIiIih; 8: 16-8:30, honllh InilnliiK
oxorelsoH, HiiKh llarrett llnhlm;
5:3(1. ilnlly tilroiiBtli; S:4.'i. Mnio. Kl
.irloiia' Wayne. inHpiralioiiat hoiirh:
:l-4 p. m., boys' Kloe elnlt, (Iraeo
Clantt. director: Hpcuknr, Willlanm
Institute; ltoliert Nornuin, tenor;
Nonih '. ll(m,sen, Hnprnnn; 4 -r : Hl.
rim'r t their ' Home. 2S04 North concert, orchestra. Hotel SI. I-Vanc-
Bridge Club Meets :
With Mrs. Jones . "
With covers laid for twelve Mra
l'la A. Jones entertained the mem-
Vein of the Monday lirldRe club at j
a. luncheon at 1 o'clock yesterday
afternoon. A lovely pink tm'd blue
color scheme was used ill decorat
ing the luncheon table, llesides a
beautiful bouquet of flowers, which
served as a centerpiece, caudles in
Second street; Saturday ovenrnR.
Mrs. H. I. Crawford won the hlph
honors anions the women players;
II. T. Kdwards won the men's first
prize. Consolation prizes ; were
auirded to Mrs. V. Williams nnd
0. (; Williams. After tho Karnes,
the hastens served luncheon.
WALLING'S
A numliev oC
WINTER COATS
At a Bargain, -'
1-3 TO 1-2 riucK
Kememlicr we carry
STANDARD makes of
coats La Vogue and
Palmer-TIIEY WEAR.
WALLING'
Announcements
Social aiiiKHincemeiits may In
printed In this column free of
charge. Any niinoiiiircnieiits per
taining to any liuuiioits such its
cooked TikkI silcs, etc., will Ih;
refiisiil. Aiuiouiicements, to Iw
printed tho same (lay, must be
In society imII tor's hands l) 0:00
o'eliK-k. N(ivs editor's note.
I Hope chapter No. 13. Order ol
the Eastern Star will meet In i-cru-
hi r session Wednesday, Junuury 27.
There will be Initiation, after which
'the new officers will serve re
freshments. Visitors are welcome.
..The Women's Home Missionary
l.soelcly of 'the lethOilist, . ypiscoiial
; church will nicet Wednesday morn
' Iiik at 10 o'clock in an all dtiy
mec'tiiiR at the homv of Mrs.'G. '.
1 L'iid ley, 2112 Cedar street, due
to extra work which the president
would like finished at this nieethiR.
,She ui-rcs that all members - ho ,
present, each brliiRtiijj one covered
dish and a few sandwiches for the
pot luck dinner. I
t The fathers will he honored Krl-;
day evrnliiR When . the Parent
Teacher ns-tocbitlon ' of Willow
school will inr-et 7:" o'clock at
the school. This meetliiR was post-
i pnned from January 8 because if
illness.
The Indies' Aid of thn P.nptisl.
church will meet at the homo of
Mrs. W. L. levlne, Y avenue,
Wednesday afternoon, January 27.
at 2 o'clock.
The dcffiee of honor protective
assoelation will hsive a business
meetlnc at the K. P. bull Wednes
day evenliiR, January 27, at R
o'clock. All ofricers anil members
are requested to be present.
Woman's Glory
To retuln lis bounty, tlm nnlr nn 1
Hkln needs eonstant nttontlnn.
A weekly shampoo, n llllle euro,
nnd ll beoomlllK oolfluro inalie II
what It K h o H 1 d ho Woman's
l"rovnlni? (llory.
I'hone .Vnhi .Vtu rnr nppnhiliiHiil
Colonial Beauty
Shop
Radii
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MINERVA SAYS:
rinnd Pralt run n knor
i'jiole In his eyo. hill it did
Ipnt blind hlni so badly bill
'jVt lint he rotlld n-ad THt-:
ItOUTKltV nd t'lioan
Shoes, and he loaded his
whole family .Into his nr
and up he onme. You knov
the rest. They nil cut shoos
und rubbers nnd I'la id saved
n pood day's w.'ikos on bis
purchase. Well, we still
have more shoos nt .bnrcaln
prices. Come In and we'll
swap shoos for mone y nn I
talk ovor .tlie senndal of Iho
town and Just have u ronrln,;
Rood time. It pays lo rub
ber around one lady Rot
two pair for the children for
1.00. What? Ktibbcrs. In
the time of war the Hid
Cross society lookrd afler an 1
eared for the wounded nnd
disabled. nr Ked fToMi"
Shoes will do the same f.ir
your disabled foot. Huy n
pair, take a spin up Happy
Avf-nue and bo joyful.
THE B00TERY
llsildj llnjdon Your I'riin.l
l-Tnr Sore Vivi.
Wi:iM'.SlAV, ilAXI'AltV 27.
Moiuilnin 'lime Stations.
CI'AC, CnlBBiy Can. (I:tr.tliii-
(imiki)
S-a p. nv, Jnok Hushlon's sero
nadors. KI-WA. Ocden, I' tall (2(illll
4-6 p. m.. orRan n'Pltnl. Pora
mount Ihiviter; 6-11. OKden Itndlo
Dealers' proitrnm: 0-l(l:S. music.
I'aramount theater: 10:30-12. (Hie
Iteeves and his orchestra.
K().. Homer, Colo. (:i22.4lll-930kc)
f' l.i n. m.. lllalto theater mu-
sloalo; C:30. dinner concert. Ilrown
I'nlaco slrlnir orohostrn, Howard
rnintsnn. director: 7:30. Hook of
KnowledKo; 8. studio proKrum:
KOA orchestra. Illuo Roll quurtot
and oilier urtisls; 10. dance pro
Bnim, llroadinoro Ithythni. Hus
tlers. F.ber Grubb, leaib'r.
I IMc lflc Tlnin Sialmns.
KI'I. ls Anficlo, Cal. (WH'im-
OlOko)
I 6:Jn- p. m.. Johnnlo Mitchell's
tiarktown syncopnlors; S. nlirhtly
doinirs; r,:l!. KKI's Hoclnir Cali
fornia; 6:30. vest pocket propnnn:
(1:45. Itadlolorial period: 7. Nick
Harris detective story: 7:20-s, Al
Wesson and his dance orehcHtra; 8.
9 proirmm. Ventura Itoflnlng com
pany; 0-1". All-Amerlcan HtrlnB
uunrlot; 10-11, Talrlck-Mursh
dance orchoslrn. Hotly Patrick.
SOloiSt.
M'OA. Seattle, Wnsli. l.'.3.Jlll
. unlike)
I Ii:4ri-:1S p. m.. Rhermnn. Clay
nnd company, studio program;
S:3n-to. Times studio pmuram.
KI ON. Ionic IW-aoli. t'al. (2:t:lm-
I'juuki')
4:30-5 n. m.. nmnsemont bulle
tin; -t!:3. orcan. ISrayton's thea
ler: R-9. Press-Tclcicram proffram.
I, P. Frey.
hnvit. llollywnoil, fal. 2.2in
, it woke)
5- p. m., children's hour. niK
r L-1.-WI1. 7.?' SO Xlutiinl
Motors JoKt contest; 7:J-. micro- j
..hone hvevltles: -10. Illll Ilstch
and his OaJtmont Country club
jdanc orchostraj JO.ll, .Warner J
Is, Vinton l.a lrrera, comluelor:
5:30, Mr. Klx'-II: fl-i::G5, iliunor con
cert, Knickerbocker trio: ' ll;5fi.
news ItoniSj " i: r . ' ' 'l,
Kt.'W. : llirtlniiil, '''On.tYl!I.Ain-
IllOkc) i .. ' ti- j
7:15 a. in., physical culture x-
orcisi-s; ; 10:110-1 1:30. Town 'Crier:
news Hems and shopping " Kiiido;
13:311-1:30, concert, (lroKon IPiidlo
Trades association; li-7, itlnui;r con
cert; Olds. Wortimin At Kini Uo.;
7:30-7:45. news Items nnd sport
ing rejiults;' !)-10. concert, Sher
man, Clay it Co., duo-art studio.
KIM. I .s Ansolos, Cal. (Kl.-.ill-1
llU(lko)
0-11:30 p. m.. l.elffhton's Aroudo
cafeteria, orchestra. Jack Cron
shaw, loader; (1:30-7:311. history
slory. Prof. Hertzou: Mickey Mr-
Itall, screen juvi-nlb; Vivian M'nr
ple, roadliiKs: Cllonn Kits and Cncle
John; 7:30, Dr. Mars linumtfirdt,
.sclenliflo lecturer; 0-11, program,
Martin rusie company, Ituth I'ltls,
sopriMio; 'John Martin, pianist.
KMTit. Ilill wikhI. Cnl. (2:lHm
I2l10kc) 0t1 p. m.. home linur, Mammy
Plmnions and the. nnborhood chil
dren and pupH.' of Gi'i'iilillno Kusal:
3-10, KMT It concert hour, Iho
Turnof1 'orolieslrn, direction l.oren
Powell; tnnlc.nuurtct; 10-11. Hlurr
Piano company-sliiillo. .
KNX.- HnflywiKHl, Cnl. (:l:l.ftm
Ktltlkc)
5-5:30 p. m.. Runny Jim's talk;
.1:30-11:15. VVurHlzor .pipe .organ
.stuilio: Town Tattler; 11:15, travel
talk, W. R Abler: li::lll-7. Alwaler
Kent concert orchestra; 7-8. pro
gram. Security Trust nnd Savings
bank; -lo, program, John A.
Vaughn corporation; 10-11, danco
music.
liOAC, Col'vnllis, OW. (2NU.2III
lllillkc) 7:20 p. m., mnsiciij Koloetlons;
7:30, "llug.V lllanohe Sli-vons:
7:45-8, "Kxorclsos In Uolatlon to
Hoauly." l-'loreuoo lorrallt.
KPO, Snu I'l'anolseo, Cnl. ( l2K.:lin-
700ke)
1-2 p. m., ltlldy Si Igor's Kalr
mont orohestni; 2-3:30, program,
Kalrtnont hotel; 5:15-0:15. chil
dren's hour; - 0:40-7, Waldemar
l.lnd nnd Iho Slates rosliaiirnnt or
ebestra: 7-7:30. Itndv SoiRer's Kalr
monl hotel orohostrn: 11-10, Atwa-
tor Kent urtisls, orchestra num
bers nnd vocal solas; Hi-1 1, pro-
Igrum, dance music, tlnodrieh Sll
jvertown Cord orchoslrn.
It T A II, Oakland, Cnl. (210m-
I2.-.01.0)
H-9:3o n. in., piiiiyer sorvioo, llov.
G. W. Phillips; 12-1. Iiini hi on con
cert. .
KWSC, Piillinaii, Wash. (SIH.flin-
8lliiku)
7:30 p. m.. men's riuartet, Wal
lace Ituchiinan. l.loyd Moss, Hay
Kalwarf, John l-JIng; Klmo Ken
nedy, pianist; "Work of Home le
monstratlon Clubs In l'j5." Kl-
mllln White; "l.lglit nnd Kleotrlc.
Ity, No. 8; Photoelectricity." Dr. H.
It. llrlggs; "Appreciulion," W. T.
McDormltl; "involution in Horticul
tural 1'lanln." ). M. Morris; book
reviews, Alloc Llndsoy Webb.
Radio Club
Membership
Reaches 40
The second meeting of the xi
Grunde Itadio club took place last ;
eveuliifc tiud was marked by gvn- i
era I disetissiou of luterfennee
prnbleina nnd an Increase fn mem
bership to more than 40. Th.elid
was launched hist Monday with a
membership of and its present
tfoul In to enlist overy ratllo fau
in the city in Its personnel.
At the meeting last niKht, held
In the I41 tJ-runde Kleclrlc company
store, tentative pKins were laid to
hriiiK a- radio expert to I .a tJrande
in the near future to deliver a h-c-'
tti re.
The club also expeets to use loop
sets In an effort to find out any
leakage in (he elty thut may tie
causing' interference. I jist niRht
a steady interferenee, heRinnliiK at
K nnd ending at it : 4 r o'eloek. made
receiving sets practically . useless
during that period.
In Us membership drive, club
offtcitijs state "Vc. reel Hint every
radio owner in the city should he
a member of this organizitlon.
which . was formed lor the mu
tual benefit of all."
. '
Headliners On The
I ; Air for .Wednesday
,lleadllners pn tortiorr.ow's railio
broadoastlng pragrom follow (given
In I'aolflc slumlord time):
WTIC (4 75. !lnii(130ko) Connec
ticut const gunrd band,. 4 p. in.
WKKT.. (34S,(!m-liSOkc) Itlldeco
Irlo, 4:30 p. in: '
WRY (S".6m-7!)0kc) Operatic
nuartet, 5:05 p. m.
KDKA ( 309.1 tn-!l70kc) concert
of clinniber music, 0 p. in. '
WHZ (333.1111-9001(0) Amerl
(Vin folk music lecture feoitnl, 11
p. m.
WOIIP (270m-11l0ltc) Mine.
Gizl Szanto. 0 p. in.
KI-'All (340.7in-8S01cc) Cow
Hi ll boys 0:30 p. in.
WI.S (344.0m-870kc) rhlongo
symphony, 7 p. in.
Woe (4S3.m-02okc) norma n
anil Norwegian organ selections, 7
p. in.
WHO (520m-57nko) F.Iks char
ily ball, 7:30 p. m. ,
KFI. 40S.6iu-ti40ko) All-Amor-ioan
string (tunrtot, 9 p. m.
The Voice
From KFRC
i
MaiTlson HiillUyny In the M- '
low wluun western fans hear
niiiioiiiieiitg rioni lUulhi KTItt1,'
Sun l-'raiieiM-o.
Foolish Questions . 1
Asked by Visitors
SAM.Y I)i:r. I.ItOAIMWSTS
STiiYi-; tiu:nis i:ch vi:i
l.OS AiNCrMI.KH. It take a wise
lady to hold the job of station host
ess. Margaret Cain, daytime hoV
es of KII, finds she has to ,IIC
uwake at night thinking' up ans
wers, to questions that visiting lis
teners Innocently fire ul her. Try
this selection on your think bos.
They are picked from a morning's
taking:
Jlow much do your towers
weigh v" ;
'Mow can I talk to my folkn in
Iowa?"
"On what numbers doyou come
in on my dials?' 1
Must what Is radio?"
'Who listens to your slat ton af
ter midnight?"
Can you hear New York on
your broadcasting H't ?" .'
"How can I connect my tele
phono with KKI?"
"What doeH "KIT ' menu, nnd
why? Whose Initials nrV they'?V
"What's the Idea of miinlttfrj ft
broadcasting sUitlon, anyway?";
Hydrometer Is Nvsslty. -
There are many fans who charge
storage batteries
First Hints of Spring
In New Modes
The I reflection of the bouyancy and
youth of springtime is in these fhst
' fashions of the ' n.ew season. Fabric,
; line and color combine in creating this
freshness .and smart jauntiness.
Coats, are versatile and are smart when
straight, flared or.caped nt the back,
and Frocks bring novel ways of wid
ening skirts new flares, flounces, go
. (lets and panels.' , Our new. collection
invites your early' inspection. :
Prices range from
$11.50 to $75
.-...'I .
IADIES READY-TOWtAR J?K
AND MILLINERY .
without lesting!
l hem with a hydrometer to ei;
wh.elher the lintlerlc have been
I'uTiy eharged. Without tho use of
this Instriiim-nt tho fan cannot tell
in what eondlllon the battery Is,
and If it Is not charged at certain
Intervals Its Mr ts materially de
ereased. A hydrometer Is one of
the best tiiVKslnicuts the U. C. U
can make, 1 : ',i '
What nre we eomlng to? That, Is
the question of pretty .Kally I e.o.
lash ton authority al lii'iiver, who
every week forecasts style trends
over KOA for an inlermountnin
audienee of women ami girls. Kx-
t re mists, she suggests, hint that
flapper skirts will go up l noteh
or two, while their opponents in
sist there will be no change.
"These are modish conjecture!.
of course," she points out. .
tar ns skirts am concerned, we lire
mil to certain they w.lll not b
lengthened. 'It Is admitted that
milady seeks the bus! Ic effect.
This however, will be by means of
draperies which is quite different
than the bustle framework worn
by our grandmothers.
"HI might lines ore definitely nn.
dsr tuhoo. Nverythlng will be
riarftd, ns the result of a natural
revolution against the tight fitting
rroek. Another thing, there. Is pre- Kvery time we throw a little
vailing tendency for reptile skins I roal on the rlre we wonder what
In place of calves and kids for wo-fih. y are doing about the annual
men's pumps and oxfords.' J mlm-rs strike.
S' ' A ' eiirefullv7 Installed indoor an
tenna will pftp.u .glve.jvery, peji.r.ly
the same reshltn'! as an , outdoor
aerial. :
i llic Mnlu Hcnsoii.
' Tsabel Why Is the purchase of d
radio set a good way of , spending
uioiie.y?
"Wnsnbel ncaue It Is a sound
Invest mvnl!
A crystal detector, ns well ns a
vacuum tube detector, con be nm-
nliried lo almost any degree.
W.IZ llns 14-llour Hi luilule.
NKW YdltK. Tho hltth power
station or WJZ here Is oporutlnir
almost continuously from 10 o'clock i
in Iho morning until mulnleht
ilully, nccorilllllf lo the latest
scheilule of prin-'ranm rolcascil.
5
Another White Knamel
DISH PAN SALE
14 and 17-Quai t
Round and Oval
$1.00
F. L LILLY
Hardware
Phone M-85
A New
Try
Treat
It
Resolved:
THAT 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
: NATIONAL
BANK -
Credit CARR'S No Interest
READ THE OBSERVER CLASSIFIED ADS
Order a jar of Best Foods Helish SPUED from your
grocer. It's new and delicious. A spread for sand
wiches, a piquant new dressing for salads, a relish
for cold meat, a seaaomng, and pure as pure can be.
RKST FOODS RKMSII Sl'RED
Distrilmtod
Union Creamery
Company
1112 Jefferson Avenue
La Grande, Oregon. Phone Main 122
Only Half a Cent
i f
that's all!
Cream of tartar
comes from the
pure juice crystal!
ol luscious grapes I
nil
The difference in cost between the (
very cheapest baking powder and the
finest baking powder (for a cake) is
only half a cent rthat's all! Why bother
with anything else but, a fine cream
of tartar product derived from
the luscious juice of selected grapes.
Schilling
BakingPowder
"v creanafiPtartar
a bealthi
fruit produ
f Coffee
j "Powder
Extracts
Spicei
TR1TTH In advortlslim Implies lioncsty lit mAnnfactturtna),
d tna tuwormx of b square deal.
Genuine HONEY CREAM CAKES ,
fto, 8(ki ami 40a
(lenuine BUTTERNUT BREAD . . 10c
Castn no more wirtli more.
. Mule Only Fy
i , ; La Grande Bakery
,..''.- ; K. J. McWIIllams, Owner. .
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