La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 10, 1926, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textft U .', V if ,1 NEWS of SOCIETY ; Married Monday , At Kennewick r I I Mm. AqtruHta 8nadffru niitl Jici4-'- man HU'ftrlut, both' of this city, wro mildly married Monday niorn Iiir nt It o'clock by (he Hov. Mr. . Morion at tho homo of. the bride's i vlx (it, Mrs. Art -Uotitf, 'ut Krone . nick. Washington. It lM'c:um known jirro today, '. , .--Uoth Ar.,intd 'Mrs, KieRrhit aro vrt.ll, khowiv liftre. ,lor m .one of ( . ',&t fifandi'H . pt'onilnent ; )uwiiKai n.m nnd kJh had ehiftT' oC the mil - lliH.ry, (Upurtnu In the N. K. V-W (t -and eompuny ttore lien- for a niimber'or yearn. ' ; - " After a two weeks' visit at Se- - nltle uud l'ortlanfl. where Mr. Sie- I , . ' KrHt8 son. Ken. U utlendlUK uvliool,. they will be nt home to iheir many Ji Grande, tiiendu at .HOC. Fourth hlrort.' , , ' , .Mr. and Mrs.. ft. K. Went. return ed to their home here yesterday ufier a trip by auto to K'-nneuick to utti'nd the wi'tldinu. J Bridge Club Meets With Mrs. Sanford . , Thfi rKular meet ins of the Tues day ItrldKe club' was held , yester day nftemoon with Mrs' A. V. Sanford-as hostess. Mrs. Walter I'Yo- niun received high aeon duilug tho j ucroninanled by-Murk llrnnrton ut urifrnoon's nltry ul two' mhliw iho piano: Jack (J.ilvln wave u' reci ' Tho hnino win nrcttllv drcor-Ati'il 1 luilnn: Uulli . AliirchlMon nlnvpil a In wonhincn with St. Vulfnilno'A J day. After the play a diilnly two. conmo liinclH'on .wiiit Bi-rvnd, i t t ' ' ; ' .?;; ' ; J.! W. B. 'A: Members : Enjoy Program ; The Women's Uencfit nasoclatlon piet last evening nt tho K. I. -hall In rciculnr session.; AfCr 111, I mei tlnit the jimlnr W. 11. A. np- i peare.l ami presented an interest- K(.n,.ra ihalrinun. '. Iiib p. OBrtim tinder the leadership ; el,t(,r;ulolnB or the Junior, eoniniamler.,. A rs.. rour..elS tljles Harndon. and others three. . Several Ii.iich- The proKrain opened with n sniiu i ,. wrn Kiven yc.,ter.lay and" t "I'al of My l-fadle Days" by tho day and there will be othcra. to inemliers or the junior orpinlzn- m0rrow and Friday. The guestH Hon: Gertrude and Hath Bwnrt. t)l)H wcok wm be. hostesses next Hiltli Murchison, Kitth llrannon. Marie llrannon. Malile Perry. Hel en .lease, Lucille lllekson, Meril and Klden Aiiiok. HUliuril Ilium-' well. Jack nnd Teddy Clnlvln ami fredlly lienniaii, neeonipimieu n .Ktliel llarnden at the piano. Until VALLING'S NEW SPRING COTS Tailored and tvimmed ; -vTrnodels.- K H-' . ' . . 1 ... '-Courier and Memo " I'atlei-n Hats Jlade of satin, silk and straw combinations. Winter Hats To Close Out -50c and $1.00 VALLING'S Will Your Mirror Will bring a revelation after we have dressed your hair becom ingly, given your skin a hcaltlvful glow. - . Your beauty is nn asset don't neglrrt tt. . v Colonial Beauty Shop New Foley Bids. . Mnin Floor , ( Ily F.spresv Today. New shade of tan step-in pump, 13-S box hocl.vlcathtr bow. fjitest style in H-4 Crosa nrch-tone. Also patent welt, -A-ttrnp pump with cut-out nn sld 13-S box heel. , Wry rlossy, and high quality. Comfort and stylft comldned. THE B00TERY y -.:-. 7' K j Hero's Son Weds '. itlUIUWUItUUWllWIWIk Enormous The extreme size of these carnellan banCs and triangles damanda 'th timplest of gowns. They are atrun on a heavy black 'silk- cord, end'PC In a lai Eto l&wsel'. They . should be worn only ty tho (all) ulcnder woman. and Gertrude Swart; Hang lnsonr. piniio nimihor und Ofrtrtnli1 Swurl ilniH'cU.. ''10tlii'i; Htirnili'n wu hr accompanist, r. ,'( ( ' '.-'''! . , ' .'; Y y. . : i . 30 Women Entertaining During the Week " . ' ' The vanlsliiiiB: chain lunciuynH. Slvi'ii hy the ldlci," Aid uoclt'ly- of till' ' itethoillbt Kilscopa cliui-ch, am . bwtnir oondiictcd-.Ntlsractorlly, u(.cor,nnB to Mrs. Cieorso : JlBars. week, cnlertalninff two attests each. TT ' . , , ' ' MI'S. Lai'Cy JUOStCSS To Y.'O. Cllll) Members Mrs. Itobert Carey' entertained the Y. O. club at a dellKlitrul party yesterday afternoon. Two tables of 1 bridge were at play with lil?h score K'MIIR IO MTU. Vs.' II. IblUK'l. i A delicious two-course luncheon wiiK served uftcivthe fdiiiies. v ' v' ..- Miss Walsingci ; ; ' Entertains Miss Hertha Walshiprcr enter- tallied the member of the Wcdnes- ! day Evening Urldse cltdi last Kri day evehliiR' at the horpe of "Mrs. Donnld I'uKtie.Mrs. Charles I'luyle Von'mKrlT "seoi'fll',?iinoiu; .the "club members duriiiK- the evening's 'play and the Rruest prize .went to lr. MaiKiirel liiKle. - " . A. dainty two-rourse . luncjienn w:is served nt the cltise of the Knmes. . Card Party Held at Willis Moss Home i Mr. and M rs. Willi Moss wore hosts at a eard psrty at their home north of Island Oity Saturday eve ulntf. Five lahles of pinochle wcr; at play, f'haiiey Illbbard and Mrs. 1 August Krlckson held hlRM scores at the clase of the R-ames. Conso- ilatlon prlzeH went to O. B. TriiOH. dall and Heece McAllister. " At a late hour a delicious luncheon wns served hy the host -nnd hostess. Mr. nnd. Mrs. Mofs gh(Sth in cluded Mr. nnd Mrs. Jack McCar thy, Mr. and Mrs.. Louis HLand'ey, Mr. and Mrs. Heece McAli .l' :,:Mr. and Mrs. August Krlckson, Mr, and Mrs, Willard Moss, Mr. and Mrs. Charley lllhlmrd,- Mr. and Mrs. M. Shaer, Alrs-'Ttobert Alexurder, Ce-nrral Trpplno (Jaiittaidl. Rrandsnn of Italy' libera uir, siirnrfrt friends by nmrryhi Mrs. Mmlalyn Mrltnlfl Taylor of pw Orleans in New York. Tlx-y left o . Jijoncymoon . in . CftU, fornla. il ' "Ji i J '4 j uy Mm, Xrrln Fullon, P. It. TriU'Silull unil Arthur IVtooUoll. i .f Wallowa and Union County Couoles Wed X ilium Allen I .iiii if mill luili Kver. itt, both of Wal lo wo- county, wrt united In niarrlatVe by Just lee Hue. K. Itrndy, who ieri'ormed the cere mqny In his offlee Moiuhty after noon. , , 1 ' The jiiflec- officiated at the mnr rluco of Miss Carrie Huntley and l'onard Huntley, both of t'nton county, Saturduy. Party Honors Rradshaws : i A dellKhtful surprise party wan Hlveu at the home of Mrs. Jerom OamplieU nwntiy hojiorintr Mr. and MiH. Wlllhim Ilrailshnw, Hie evt nt Iteli.K tlu ir wedding anulvera. ary. The evening was onjoyubly spent at frames, after which nVllolou re 1'ifshnp'nts wero served. Swiss Club Holds First Meeting The first meet hit? of the Swiss eluli, orpunlzd last week, was held at the hotuH of Mrs. Walter flwart on Koi'rth street.. There was a larfje uttendanre nnd the afternoon whs spent at needlework. The hostess served dainty re rreHhmentH Itefore adjournment. ; Announcements flodnl nnn ounce men Is may be prlntfMl In till column frvo of cliarjre. Any annoinircnu'iitM per tAlnln to any ruuetloiis sueh as oookitl footl sales; etc.. will lo refusiHl, Aimouneemeiits, to be printed tlio same 'liny, must bo til society tHlltor'u bands hj tt:00 o'eloek. Xtnvs tnlltor'a note. . Tlie l'reshyterlan Women's Mis sionary society will meet at . the church Krlday -artei-noon, Iebru ar' 12, at 2:."0 o'clock. This will be tho annual meeting of ilic so ciety and officers will bo elected, Ueports will bo Klvcn by nil the .of ficer and committees. Officers re quest that all pieties be paid at this time. Mrs. L. . Moe will bo in churire of the program for the afternoon. The. subject will ha 'TJo True Apifrican." , The Ladles' Aid of the Lutheran church will meet Thursday ufter noon, February ll. at t lie home of Mrs. .. J. Kbert, 804 U avenue. All ' members are urKotl to bopresent. I There will be u social meeting1 of the Luther league of the Lutheran church Friday evonlnir. February 12, in the community room of the church. The Iteverend It. H. Tro jan, of Astoria, will he prewentat the meeting. All league memlnTS lire urgi'd to be in attendance. Tho Parent -Teacher ussoclation of WUIow. school will melt ,Fritlay (ifti'rno(rtritt"2fflfoclock: in renru- lar session at the scliool. , . t , . . - . Circle No. 47, Neighbors of Woodcraft, , will nie-t Thursilay evening at 7 : 3 o'clock ut the K. r. hall. All visiting Neighbors are welcome, s . '. ' -, - , Mrs. C. K. Wile and Mrs. P. R MoNby will he hostesses to the Car nation club this evening. Radio TIITJISDAY, FKIIIU AUY II. ' Mouiilnin Time Station. ., FA(i,- Cnlrnry, can.- (4:t5.Hm flKKkr). 7 p. m., bedtime story. Aunt Mary; 9-11, Canadian Nation al Hallways program; Albert. Gar ner, tenor: C. N. .. H. orchestra, Gladys Wbb Foster, director. CNHC, Calgary, 'nii,- (CiS.8m (l8H.4ltc). 1 p..m.. klddlcH bedtime story, Aunty Alary; 0. C, N. -It. or chestra. Alber Garner, tenor; Miss lteerllng, accompanist; May Hock ey, cellist; Gladys W. Foster, vio linist. , K F A. Ogdcn, Vta'n." ( 201 lu ll TiOkc), 4-5 p. m., organ recital, Paramount thcaferj . 6-tl, Ogden liadlo dealers program, KFXI' Colorailo Spring, Colo. (2riOiu-l20flkc), 9-Hi: xn . p. - in., lioseniary Gardens donee program. KOA, HenvtT Colo. (22.-in-B.tOkc), 1 2 : 1 r p. m.; Iliulto theater musicule; 3:1&. relaxing and cor rective exercises; tI:3o. dinner con cert, 'Urown Palace string orches tra, Howard THlDtson. director, l-ttrlfk Time Stations. KIT, I.os Angeles, Cal. ( Hi8.5ih-0-IOkt), 5:30-6 p. m.. Norman Har vey's dance orchestra; ft, nightly do ings; U:lf, KFI'fl Seeing California: 6:3,' vest pocket program; G:4T.. ; Itadlotorlnl period; 7-8, program. students, I'niverslty of Southern 1 California; 8-8, liour of dunce mu sic; 0-10, program, Chickcrlng hall; 10-Jl, popular program. Dolly Mc Donald, blues singer; Hex Payson, Jazz pianist. KFON, bong Beach, Cal. C:t;lfn l2BOkc)t 6-6:30 p. m., organ. Dray ton's theater; 6:30-7, amusement information;': 7-8, Investors' hour; 8, book-lovers' chat; S:t&-8. 1-onj; Uench Municipal band. HI Wit, 1KdltKMl, Cal. (252111 llBUkc), 8-9 p. m., Bill Wake. tnor: Hy Kasch and bis dunce or- chstrn, Lou Parker, ballads: -10, program. Don I. Smlt'i. Inc., Diana-Moon dunce orchestra; Sol Hooptl's Ifuwatians and Ashley Bis ter In vocal duets; 10-11, Warner Brothers frolic, featuring Charley Itch's Sunset Canyon Country club da ne orchestra. HiO, Oakland, Cal. (JAl-Sm-fiaokc), 4-h:Mt p. m., concert or chestra. Hotel Rt. Francis; I. "Ktung." KOO players; 10-1. Bro-k-aw's dance orchestra. ROW, I'OTilano', Ore. (40f.Bnv lkr), 10-11:30 a. m., town crbr; music; 12:30-1:80 p. ni.. concert; Oregon liadio Tradea association; 8-7 dinner conoert, Old. Wort man And Klu-f company; 7:4fi-8, lcturn. He Beats Job ob had no, corner on patience. J. 8. Balrd of Pe. Moines. la., sp?nt t-miy nv years nmklns theBe chains. He oarved each chain from it . ; single piece of wood. Sister Mary r Says: ; (ItySKter Mary) , HreakfaHt Stt-wed . prunes, cereal, . thin.- cnuun, scrambled eggs with, dried beef, bruu .muf fin, milk coffee! , Luncheon HuUed salisfy, toast-' ed bran-inufrttis, apple sauce, gin ger drop cakes, lull It, , tea. -Dinner lireaded veal cutlets, potatoes ' en" casseroL. crennie.d string beans, oudlve on'ud. peach I'ipltieu, whole .' luut ltt'",i I. milU. I'.Uve. -.'-;. J a J potatoes stand In cold water for one hour before, paring. Tills Catholic Truth society. .. KIM, Angeles, Cal. (40;.2m 7IOkc, c-6:ao p. m.t Leighton's Arcado cafeteria, orchestra. Jack Cronahuw, . leuder; 0:30-7:110, his tory story, l'rof. llertKog; Dickie' Urandon, screou Juvenile, J online de Uard, Hunny Jane Hughes and Um-le John: 7:4r.. health mlk. ir. Phlllrf M.' Lovell; 8-10, program. Hull tiers' Finance 'corporation. KMTH, JKollywnoil, Oal. (2:t8ni IStiOkc), C-C p. m.. Home hour. Mammy Mlmmons nnd pupils of Carter Weaver, in continuity uro gram: ti-7,, Blurr Plana .company, studio; '7:30, brltlgt) lesson, IJertln I). Ulland; 8-1 n, the Turner orches tra, direction ' Loren Powell, Mrs. Kdward Crossman, contralto. K.NX, Ho1Iwxk1, al. (HMA.dtil flOOke), Ti-rt:50 vp.' m.. Sunny Jim's talk: r:30. First " rreKbyterhm church organ; 5:50. Town Tattler; 6;ir, travel talk, W. F. Aider; (1:30 7. .twater . Kent concert orches tra; 7-8, program. 1-1. L. Crocketl company, Jlyn. - Hronson, concert cellist; May McDonald Hope. ilun- 1st nnd Corrine Hedd, soprano; 8-, program, Willys-Overland dealers of Southern California; U-ln. court- hotel dance orchestra. K 1 O, San Francisco, ( 'al. (l28.Hm-700ke), 7, 7:30, '8 a. in., daily doen exercises .10. domestic MClence, Virginia Tappnn; 1-1! p. m.. Itudy Seiger's Fuirmont hotel or chestra; 2:30-3:30,' nvttinee pro gram; 3:30-4:30, Cyrus Trobbe's Palace hotel concert orcheHtrn; 5:15-6:15, children's hour stories, Big Brothers :40-7. Wahlemur i.lnd and the Ktatr'sHestauraut or chestra; 7r7:30, Huiiy Seiger's Fair mont hotel orchestra; 8-U, program. Frederick C. N odder and the ltndio. Klght symphony orcliestra. George Von llagel, director; 8-9, program, Kolsom Craig duo, malo (uartets. duet-s 10-11, Cablrla cafe orchestra. Jack Coakley, dirtictqr. , KPSN, Pasadena, Cnl. CHA.nm 9&Ukc), 8-9 p. m.. Slar-News pro gram, Pasadena chamber of com merce. KTAIi, Oakland, - Cal. (2IOni 12AOkr), 9-9:30 a. m., prayer serv ice, Ilev. G. W. Phillips; 12-1 p. in., luncheon concert; H-1Q. program. Save Crew of ' tki SB .' 4? - i' - '. - Alter UK-lr Hut. II"- Helm N. Inul Im-n trp.tmind In Ikn Mk'klcan tor all flays, tlx? fle nw-mliiTu of tlx- iitw wero liiuimlit , Mtrly tMhom., I'lKrto lios Jmw llio. loo I1H1I IIm- llttln boat In Its (Dp. for Patience freshens them without soaking out , any of their valuable properties. , Do not let' them soak in cold water after paring but cook as soon a; possible. They must of-coilrse b" ; dropped into cold water as pared J to prevent discoloration. linked Sulsify One bunch salsify, 3 tablespoons butter, Mi. cup milk, , lk, teaspoon salt, teaspoon paprika, eggs. Wash ami scrape.. sulsify. Cut In slict s and drop Into acidulated, wa le! to prevent discoloration., liraln and put into boiling water-to cover containing 2 labLespoons, lemon Juice. When half cooked add salt. Cook until tender, ubout 3 minutes and rub through a strainer.. Add butter, paprika, milk, "and yolks of eggs well benten. Hoiit well ami fold In whiles of eggS until- 'stirf unit dry. Turn into n-welt-butter-ed baking dish ami bake surround ed by hot water for 40 . minutes. Serve at once. . ' TriF'rATtTC" (Special)-" ' Tho weather bus been warm liero for days with several ruJn storms;' The mow is multiug rapidly and form- era are looking Torward tauu oarU sprinir. . Miss Ida Hunter of Catherine creek is visiting Miss Clofa Uny of Th I'urk this week- , Dnnlei Fruit of Urine, Idaho,- Is visiting at the hone of Clarence Vanortler. Mr. Fruit is HO years i old and Is In very good health for iuk age. lit; is a pioneer of Ore 'gon. Dnrls nnd Alfred Vandevanler i Improving now. , liaiik Wlggtesworth was having his grain chopped at 'ihc park i grain chopper. Kenneth Vanorder was a busl- m-Hs visitor at Medical Springs Sat urduy. Mrs. James Devore of Catherine creek has been III for several days, George Mellow butchered a targe fat beef Wednesday. Mary Viinnrder missed several days uf srhuol Inst because of the earache. A. J. Vantb'vanter was a visitor tit Clarence Vauorder's Saturday. It Ih reported that the roads be tween Medical Springs nnd linker aro In il very bad condition due to the recent rainy weather. George Mcliow was a business visitor at Medical Springs Friday. Frank Wigglenworth was helping George MeDow butcher Wednenday. A curious thing about this world Is people who have no right lo be cheerful are our cheerful people. Ice-Hound Tup iJiA - SPRING WEARS : ATTHEPARK mm lUTtf-ttditcs. Xitrh losiioi.e1' ATJ1ANY, Ore. fit-cause Itohln (toed Ih aurferinMT from an injury If lt match ullh Henry Jones, sehe-' luh'd to be slawd hero tomorrow nlKlit, has ht'cn postponed indtfln itely, tt whs uunotineed today by the American l'Kion ' wr-sllhiK enrmiitlee. 1 Wealthy Widow Would 4 Wed Again 'Now that my stomach trouble has all disappeared since, tnkltiK a, con rue of Muyr's One lose Will oavhu'o I, would evtii consider etliiiff 'married ukuIii. I cannot tell lyou how terribly I sttffered before takliiff litis Kieat. remedy;' It IK- a simple, harutless pi-epuia thin Unit "removes the ,cntarrlMl mucus from 1 1" InteMl In it I tract and atlays the Inflammation whleh causes ' practically all stomach, liver and Intestinal atlmentH, tn- ehulinx MPl'atlieitiH. One iIosh Willi convince or money refunded, ' At alj drtlKKlSt. Ail. . . THU KI1A011ANT , VAI.KNT1NK. Ut fri'sll cut lu ll limit ' t'ynuruB hi'iir. tholr frai; ' ': i-iint - Vulrntlne tnt'twitKO to tlio fl 11 of yotir (,holc(i CLARK'S . FLOIUSTS SPECIAL PRICE On CloHc-put Patterns Dishes. ; , SEE WINDOW . R L LILLY Hardware Main 85 Most Women Have stopped old hygi enic methods to assure real immaculacy. NEW way gives true protec tion discards like tissue FEW modern women but enifloy a new and dillcrtnt way in hyKivne. A way that lupplantt the old-lhne "ani tary pad" with true protection. Wear filmy tracks and light things . . . any time. Dance, motor tor hours without doubt or fear. It is called "KOTEX" . . . five times as absorbent as the ordinary cotton pad I Tliorouiilily ieoiorxzts . . . thus euduiK ALL (ear of of fending. Discards as easily as a r piece of tissue. No laundry. No embarrassment. You ask for it without hesi tancy at any drug or depart ment store simply by saying "KOTEX." Costs only a few cents. I'roves old ways an unnecessary risk. KOTSX No laundry discard like tiuue Phone Main lXIlfllll DON'T MISS IT! : ' Send your clothes while the special prices ' are still on. Standard Laundry Co. Dry Cleaners Phone Main 56 Phone Main 56 Spring Api'oii Frock $2.00 to $10.75 , . PUTMAN'S 1 ' Keady-ToWcar The Talk 0( The Town Print Linoleum ..i.;..93c Inlaid Linoleum ....,......:Lf.,;..... ...... .;....;.:..$1.49 Pro Lino ..- i .. i;... .;:;.-:;..:.49c PW7T3BSK7 BREAD For Bread, tho nierjehant labors long and lat. ' Foe Bread the begger goes from gate to gate ' FOr Bread thn sailor' loses hearth and homa f . i . A thousand miles away bread seekers roam. For Bread tho wild birds fntl in nets nnd guns . ." , For Bread do men oommlt a thousand sin a, For Bread men study all that man may know; : The luse that wnnteth Bread, is filled with woe. . .. -'Tls Bread unites the family na one, lis lack divides tho father from the son; For Bread aro weddlugB mado and sermons said, ' Of all good -things, the vory best is Golden Crust Bread Gwilliams' Electric Bakery Opposite Observer . No Gloomy A Day 50c $1 per mo. l'avatilo with your light hill. buy., this fllllll!'U - $7.50 DAYMTK KrTCItKN' , UNIT lo't uk Install oni on 10 Dnys Frfn Tiiai. : ; t Eastern Oregon Light & Power Co. "Always At LOOK OVER OlIR WANT ADS FOR BARGAINS 56 Cleaning Specials and Millinery Corners With lite Unit When the sun streams in, you hum a tune. Your work runs smoothly, and quickly. A stormy dny gloomy corners . work seems harder. Have a cheery KITCHEN all the time. Have .a clear, blight light ; 1 lave a D a y 1 i t e Kitchen Unit. It costs veiy little to , correct poor kitchen lighting. One fixture bright, inexpen i sivej easy-to-koep-clean can . make all the difference in ' your day. Your Service" Phone Main 56 f 5