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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 20, 1926)
Saturday, February 20, 1926. M , GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER NEWSbfSOCETY Elks' Annual Ball to Be Monday1 Evening luncln will start ut II o'clock Monday waning . when' tho 1-u Mrillldu ldilKO No. 483 B. P, " O. Kills will entertain at their twenty, seventh annual bull and banquet. Music will ho furnished .by lielril ni'HuxH Sfrrenudera. Jnsteud of-the uftcr-dlnncr " toasts of previous years a program has been arranged to take place during the banquet lliln your. Itaymoud O. Williams, burltonu, -will sins:, Andrew. l.oney Jr., will give a trumpet aolo und llio chumbcr of commerco quartet will sing. Following In the menu for iho banquet,' which will bo served ut about 11:30 o'clock. . Oyater Cocktail r Olives ; ' 1'lcklrH Celery Hcurts i " J''rult Huluil . ' ltoust Young Turkey wllli 'ran berry Jelly ; Clblet Gravy Hllcvd Bugur Cured Hum l'lekled Tonguo Cream Brick Cheese. Halted Wufera .Mushed I'otatoes French ltolhl ' . Cakes Caramel Angel Chocolate Nut. Cream Jeil Macaroon ; Murblo J.ady IJaltlniorc' ljiiek lec Cream IMneupple Sherbet Arier Dinner Mints Coffee , - . .' Sophomores Entertain Mothers - Members or tho sophomore cities enlerlajtied their mot hers -al u tea ycstii'illif uriernonn at 3:30 o'clock In the' high school auditorium with Inure mothers present than have ever attended an nlTalr of this kind 'here before. An Interesting pro gram wus given consisting of a song by Margaret' Funk, aeconi lianied by Kdntt Qnkolur lit the. piano: a vocal solo by Tom lJruce, accompanied by Helena price; a. piano solo by Jiorolhy Ilrownlon; A, vocal ntimJicr by Until Hrwllli a vlollu number fy Derlha limits'., ac comimnled by JOdna dekclcr at. the piano; a talk by Tom Uruce, presi dent of the class: and a piano lliiiu !(.! by Luwuna tivuliiim.. The auditorium was decorated In a pretly color scheme of blue and orange, tho sophomore class col ors. Uouquota of daffodils und pussy Willows were used. ' ' 1 .' Mrs. J: T. 'lionKfellow presided at the lea tuhle" assisted by Mrs. U. 1. Towler. r Miss Jtiultn Vtinborg and Mrs. A. WALLING'S La Vogue Coats Style -and' seYvieeable ncss guaranteed . , Reasonably;;' i ' Priced ' '' ' Courier and Nemo ' Pattern Hats WALLING'S Marcelling .. lYrnmiicnl. Waving -. : . . M iller living , . J'llciitl mill Scalp 'J iviiltnents ' Kcrt Dperiihirs Modern J';(iilpmenl I'liono for Appointment Colonial Beauty Shop . ISew l oliy l!lilg. Main Floor MINKRVA SAYS: During these prosperous limes uhen work is plentiful , mid wiww nrc lilurlt itud Hi Ilia txml house iviil is flu'iip' we linvc (leclilil In foitv on the public a lot Of SUH'rS II i Ml Oxfiiitts tluil fold fro ia si to SH n pith- nt. Sl.ll.V ltr I he benefit of 11m rich nnl nelllo.Io ju-oiilc f (mntle I inn nmklnjr. (he catalog houses hluslt nheu it. ef mies to hltrh Ki''v Ikm-h nt low prtees. A Ittdy wnnteil to kumv wlmt sin- tiMihl wt it a shoe Utr 91. (Hi. I snjv jinn ttmt. If it Is not Iimi liii-f. We lme Minie or tlnin fiom ll li 7 l XI. (Ml per piilr. Cotne on girl, mink the l-Hfl- ltS fpt. THE B00TERY . Knife Pleats Thin collnpsible snorts' hat ta of knife pleated Hansel In threo colors, sea rns8, gmimninjr, and hare. Theix ti i liny leather bee on the tuihcd-up brim In front. In sillc for town wear, tt l known as the matlnco hat. V. IJiulKren, uilviwrrt for the voiiU. oinuiu elusH, Hponuored tltu tea. AUH MurJorie.lteynoItis ami MIkh JoiotJiy Ui-uwnton weiu in cliat'BO. ... i 1l ; v Mrs. Mossman Hostess ; To Chapter . Metnhers of Chapter 1, J K. p.. Hpent mi inleresUiiH' uflurnoon yes terday when Mrs. K. 1. Alo.ssnuin was ho.slefH tji her home on Spring avenue.. ' Pretty huiKiuetH of red earnalioiiH wero tiwed io di-eurale ( the home Mrs. Hall K. Wullis. of Island City, hud ehui-K' oC the hi ternoon's program. 'She reviewed (the "ConfeHsiuns ot ItouMMfan," ! which is an autobiography. J A social hour waa enjoyed alter tho' prornni during which time re- I rrcsliinenls w're sirrved. ( 1 -. ,, ! Junior Bridge Club Meets at Cox Home I Mr.ntuy I'rleu won hinh .score nmoiiff tho cluh inenibers und Ihe guest prize went : to Jlra. Allen Wright, of laker,-yexterday after noon when Airs. ule Cox enter tained the Junior liridffo club. Three tables were ut play during the afternoon, after which a dainty two-course luncheon was served. ' I Tho Cox home wan decorated In a lovely lavender und yellow color scheme, bouquets oi sweetpisaa und jdufl'odlls he in iv used. (. Mrs. KIIU.K.nlKht will he hostess to. tho club ul Its next mt-'etlnjv. : I . . -'Miss Anthony's Pupils .To Appear in Recital ; If CJsKTHidd: -AflUi'wpfe- wilt )jreHohi fil'leiMt of her pupils In piiino re cllul Httnday afternoon in the Neighborhood cluh rooms, An in 'terestiniv iproram, baa been plan j lied as follows: . : Soniv of the Drum... Uf.l.er , MtUe Dunce Kruuse j , PalrMa Clark , Columbine und Koret-AIo-Not.... :- I v Wright I ' J,yda Mae- Jlolllstiir Old Southern 1 ays....Grunt-Schaefer j Junei. llinner 1 I DanciiiK Figures .l,cmonl Klves UofferK ' Dla Muo llouh irkuliuff Waltz... lroi?inann AMeivi u J luydn tiull iVlcAiusters Oavottinn ...,..... ; Ward Tho Violin 2ilake Jean MeKennon J.mneiiiB' .Ueur ....Kwiilg Mux Stoddard Watt, ClrhK j Slavic Jiunco DuUon Muriiret .McAllister 1 Valse y I toners Marche Vllbi'eolse JioerH Mildred Shumate . '. Shepherd and Hh''pherdc.sa....Oodurd Vtllse de Uallet ......Kpeur IxjIu- Marian ,SnodK'"WH To Ihe ltlslnj; Sun., Toi-jussen Veda. I loKcnsen , ' -In the Robber's Cave. ..Terry Clair J'erkins Waltz WriKliI Itobert Stodtlarct' i-'orest Murmurs lJolitn (lenevU-ve Aillerf. . ".l.'ipanese Sunset t....'. ,'. ljeppin The Taller and the J'.eur... . Maeliuwell Ituth McAllister The public is Cordially . invited, . Many Attend P.-T. Association Meet An unusually lare al(ud;iiiee markid 1he tnei'ltti of the ttivetia I'll reii (.-Teacher association Friday art(-rnoou. Mf.-s J-;leanor ( Ktrt s room was the best-rt 'presented, ami was awarded'th'f'honor picture t? lianiv on its wall for lite coming motil h. ' , ltecltallons. tnusie, u drill and n pluvlet bv tlie. idiiblren pree-drd an nit talk b Mrs. J. r, Mnss mnn. The followiniv numbers were on (he program: A recitation, Jose hinu 4eliran, piaho s(lo. Vft'Kiuja Sliepherd; a Itrownle drill; fourlli Krade hoys: reciUtluns. Kathleen ; Huff anil IIukIi Ihinten; iiano solos, Mnrion Webtt, Helen llos tock and Marie Kloburp; recitu- i tions. Karl Warren. ItiiYinond Mc- i Call and .luck Holers; ti Iwalihi play, fourth prude, hoys. Af(l,r Sirs. MossnuLn's talk, a social hour i was declared,' am! the members were served refrfsh mi nts. Mrs. Kimmei Entertains Mrs. ), J. Kimtuet entertaiie il Ihe nientbi'rs of the Oliver I. Mor ton post of (he CI. A. It. ntvi a few friends Thursday afternoon In hon or of her father. tbHr;:e ll'dndsd man of On Icy, ill., whose eighty fifth birthday anniversary was on Uiat daj. 'llid livut vu d':-.oiiit(.'l j j with American fluf aud iotted p lull La. , ., ','..',. : v, Tiio comrudeg pM)t tho after noon in reminiscence of Civil War days. Mrs. lion, Hallcr and Mint Klsio Yeck sunif several iiumhora, Mrs. HuIIer presiding nt tho piano. Mm. Kimhull and Mrs, K. K. Ilaumm sang a" number of patriotic hoiius. Mrs. Fred liradeu present ed Mr. Heindaelinun with a beau tlful potted plant from the. Wo men's Jteilef corps. ';- , ' : tterresliments wero atvrved hy tho IiosIobs uH-sistcd by Mrs. Halter and Miss Yeck at un appropriate hour. Those present wero: Comrades Oliver, Coalwell, Murphy, lleindset- mun. tho liev. J. A. Hall, Mrs. 10. 8. Duumm, Mr. und Mrs. Fred lira-' den, Mrs. Don1 llaUur, Miss Klsle Veok and tho husteaa. Four-M Club Meets . ' With. Miss Lofland Miss IJcrnleo J.orianu vt&a hostcm to .the incmhui'B of tho Four-M cluh Thursday evenlnir when they met in' regular session. Twelve girls wero present and' the even ing yua enjoyubly spent sewlnj; and visltiuiv. ltefore adjournment dainty rcfreshmentB were served. The ta-' ble was decorated In a lovely pink and white color scheiue. Miss Frieda Klophensleln will ho hostess to the cluh liexL week. " , District Deputy Visitor Here Mrs. ChrLdlne Clark, district deputy of thqpAVomcu's Ucneflt a'a soeiatiou lu . Kusteru Oregon, ar rived In L Orundo last evening and will he hvm for the meetini? of the local W. It. A. Tuesday cvcnlntf. Plans will he made for tho Hpring' rallv of the orivaufKatlon at tlio Tuesday evcnini? meetlniv. Hefreshments will be served. ' .-', N. O. W. Meet at Mac Dow ell Home The regular monHily soclul meet ing of the Neighbors of WoodcruCll wii held ut the home of Mrs, O. iv. M 'ri,,...Uji,. ., rt will, tl.lrly.rivc ...u.b...s und rouri','" 1,1 ,1,",lor ot Mm,m" yiuitors present, A delightful 111 U'liioun wus Hent ut needle work und visiting, ufter which refresh ments were served, ' - " 14. . r . ii j Mrs. Brannon Hostess To LodgC WoniCIt 1 Till! I.tlllll'a Ot AlooHl'lli-lll-l: k-BllllllJ"r- l'U-illi"K u" M.1.-1II1KH met at tho ho.mi or Mm. IX'o Urnn-! for ""nlT l'"V . Iilklnir i'l iiou TlHiisilnv iiriDinoon. Tll.i tlinii "ni1 Kl,'lM' haHkcthnlClciiiii. A ii-' ! gurnt scwIiil- utU-r whlui, ro. "l''1 1 W" coikIiicIimI liy Wcslry rr tKlum nta witc servpil In-thn liOKt. es aasiHted by Mrs. Cluru Uorffor. Announcements Soclul aiiiioiiucFiHcntH nwijr Ic printed in tlih mliiiim free of ciiarger Any announcements per taining to any functions such as cooked food 'tinlcs, etc., 'will bo refused. . Aiiiioiiiuvincnts, lu Ira printed tthc wnuic day, must Is? Jii.souioly e'dltor'M hnnds bj 9:00 o'clock. -News editor's note. ' 1 m " ', ' The Monday Jrldgu club ' will eel at Hie homo of Mrs. .1- f. o'ConncJl Monday , a f t c r n o o n. werer "Leaderslilp moves slowly lneheon will be served at 1; 1 Ti 11,1,1 lnndonh other things In Us u'l iui-k. 1 l Interest, concentrated '"deti-rmlna- 1 ; tlon, enthusiasm, forcerulness, and - ' self-confidence soar over all slumbl- , The Marylhu Sunday school class i ing blocks and sees possibilities of the Methodist Kpiscopul church I ahead. Constructive planning, ac is planning a ten-cent carnival to , lion, und tact also play an importr be given In the basement of the church1 m.,t Friday evening, February- 2. Dinner will be served at ti o'clock und nt S o'cloek a one. act. play "Cornelia lMcklu" will be given. v , ' . The Cleaning Sale- is over Monday wc ro back to regular prices in Our Cleaning, Department The Good Work- will continue OUR NEW SYSTEM Is Turning Out Hijfh Quality Work TRY IT. . Men's Suits . $1.50 Standard Laundry Company DRY CLEANERS. Phone Main 56 . School News 4ly MarJirte At ami Ire) . . JlliMEH Itni'hetl- v The Junior class wern given their rings In a class meet Tuesday, af ternoon. The rinnys this year are cf w lilto gold with a squuru yel low gold set on a larger square -of oynx. The letters U H, 8. and tluH graduation uato are carved on top( of tho ring. After the rings were given out, Hetty .Cochran. class president, appointed Dorothy Ann iwarnick as ehulrmun for the Jun ior-senior banquet. AbwntlM.1 .i . .. Jturlng the past week there Irnve been -a ituinher of students who have been III. Among (hem are Cornelia Hanson, Jlertrudo Scrun ton, l0la Anderson, Amy Llrown, Mildred Ilullmark, and Heulati Fur rla. . ,v . :. -' : ; t'ucxicUil ANsemhly Ai ussemhly wus called Tuesday afternoon in order to observe health week. A. H. Hunter, a man well known In the stilly, introduced Mr. Hosenbfirg from I'rlnevlllc. Ore gon, who gave un interesting reud Ing on health und Its Importance. A few. announcements were given and tho ussemhly was dismissed, Tract icitisw- The typing sludenls are practic ing every day In order to Improve their past records In typing. The February speed tests will bo given some time next week. ', Kcnlar Class cc , , v i I' A. senior class meeting wa Vail ed Thursday ufternoou In order to disctiK-s the costume that should bo worn ut the graduation exercises lu Muy. No agreement wus reach ed. Assi'iubly 1 At the usuul I'YIdtiv niornliig ns- .ctnbly, Mr. Fhorhurd tiwardeit a medal to Helena- I'rleu as winner of the essay contest which was wrll- Honortihle mention was. given -lack Coolldge, Stella Jtogers and I'ercy Lowell. Miss JMllon led (he or chestra, In two seteetlons:' "Indian liawn"'by Xauerlck and "Angry," popumr piece, wnieii wero wen re- L,Wt, , ' , lll,i..,,u,o.iv. h..v- ' f rn I Hnnouneiint'nlH w.r.i inadt' by I ,1,ownlon' a:! 1110 the Timers were scheduled to leave for Pendleton Frlduy. Captain George OIuhs a'nd lrvln Zundel were culled upon to give their estlmuUv.of the game. Mr. Longfellow spoko to the Ktu dents on the merits of leadership, placing emphusls on the needs or cooperation. Yells and songs were led by Jack CooMdgo and hi us- sistants. ; l eadership-. ' .. ' f , j ' 'Miss ilennett, 'tfi'e denn or girls. 'uddresHed it group of the most Im portant officers of Ihe high Mchool weuncsiiay umu'noon, iter tnciue 1 w,lH "M'Udershlp."-, Mevvrnl r the i most Importanl. polntH emphiislx.-d ant part In the. role of leadershli: due must be dependable anil must be broad-minded enough to take (.rll Iflsni. It takes (ourau'e lo Cur ry out Ideas forcefully, but In or der to do tilts, one uniyt potisess jportdsrtneu und patlunco. Ju the t course of the plan' to bo carried j out, It Is necessary to Interest the co-workers und to obtain co-operation, l.'sunlly this end may he ac complished hy choosing ' broud .minded aspect. i. This culls fur a. far-itfted vision so that tU l .id er may see tho results of the plan before it Is tried out,"1 -Miss lien nett ended her tutk with the quoted lines; "And Arthur and Wis Knljibt hood for a space were ull one will and through that strength the King did make a reultn 'and rule," i--- Murjorlo Condlt. Jlcorgniitacil - ' The commercial club has recent ly neon rcorgnnUed. Tho purpose of the cluh Is .to help and Interest the students in their work. Tno en tertainment committee of the com mercial club met Wednesday and several ideas have been handed In . to Mias Duvis, their sponsor. The plans of the committee nr to present- several programs nd to In vite some of the ultimnt girls wiro are working to, talk to ihe stu dents. It Is expected tjiut the cluh will conduct some - Interesting work. I Friendship Committee of A'. S. 'i' rienusnip i one or ine iihwi Importiiui elements of u studenU' high school lire." n leneher of the Ijlgh scliool said not long ago- 'i'le A. O. S. has' a friendship commit tee headed by Dorothy A War. nick. Ten girls wurk under ,her. The. aim- of the eommlltee Is to have each girl In the hiKh school become acquainted with every oili er girt in the school, especially tin beginning students; "Jlello Pay" was held at the school the first of February at which lime each girl wore a hello tag with her nnino on it. The commiltet is planning many other interesting things to do to help the girls be more friendly, The Garden s Ui;VIVAI IN ANM'Afj I ; - ; FLtiWI-JtS Only few ours ago garden, writers were warning ugnlnst using annuals,' maintaining (hat they cluttered np the gulden und In terferred with the mure valuable perennials. The warning was un doubtedly Justified ul Ihe tlmej becnusc the annuals wore not pro perly grown or handled .hut were! strewed ubout so thickly Ihey had I no chauco to develop their true; 'avorlh. . Anmtcls, for- the most part,! given proper treulmenl; urn as cf-; fective us K'i'ehntals and usuaMv give a greater wealth of bloom 1 over a longer season. 'I bey are In- J dispensable for furnishing a supply of bloom ull summer and keeping! the garden Kay when 'perennials I have gone out of bloom or art vet 1 DICCLAItAIION To render tho most depondable und cotirtooua scrvlc To tho Krcutnt punsiblo' iiuiiibor ot peoplo At tho lowest cent . conninteiit with fair wnjjen to tho labor and capital employed Giving and deBervlntf fair treatment der today. To bn ft factor In upbuilding ih is community In tho objective of this company. Eastern Oregon Light & to give iiieir uispiuy. Tiicy aro lite llulson officers, of tha .pcnm ntuls, filling tlio breach os and keeping the disptuy hooked up, from, spring till frost. . ,lut.JUo aunuul resints poor treatment : as earnestly as thu j peretiuhu.' it neeiis na careful soil PWPuratlon, cult I VAtton, fertilising I and room .to, grow,. Tho greatest ('unit' und 'one of tho reasons fur the loss of esteem-for annuals wan tlmt tlu1)' V(iro sown so Wilckly tliey never had a hunco to be tiny, thing but spindly und weedy, V Most of tho annuals, for bent re sults', should ho sown curly, , In March nr early April, , cither i Uij seed boxv In tho houso or In liof beds or cohr frftmca. l.They . wll. then he reudy to transplant . into ihcir-beds as soon as tho weather is safe. ' Tike wealth of annuals now offered gives a wonderful op portunity for garden display and ul ;;:anco over the icottilogiies that are now. coining to us show a faast of rare splendor offered for tho sea sonal decoration.' ; In planning tlio flower" garden, very liberal allowance should r be made for annuals beds of them, borders of them, goups of them and hero . and there Individual specimens of some of ! tho lurgor growing types. ; A. perennial bor der without thu help. of annuals Is likely to be a failure and colonics for long st rOtchoH- during the sea son. Now Is Ihe tlnui to make out the list of annuals to keep the gur-' den ut concert pitch from tulip time till chryminthemmus, - Dots higher Education payV.Hci) arupge, college football star, mads' only ftSS.OOu this season. SPECIAL PRICE On tkiMc-Qut rnttcrns ..' DiHhes. ; , . SEE WINDOW ' F.L; LILLY Hardware Muln 85 Service Mi Once iii a while an orator makes promises:. Elect mc, and I will take over all the ' electric service companies and give the . , people scnicc at cost." , . ... .. hut the private Electric Service companies, un-; public rcKiiliUion, ARE Kivinjf service at cost: Rates arc Jviscd on actual value determined by tfic Public Service Commission, and not on any book value of securities. Even if there was "wat ered stock" in an electric servicc.company, it would not affect rates lor, service. i ; . . . , The cost, however, includes an annual tax bill of $t:j5,000,0(MI,'6f ' which Eastern Oregon Light ., und Power company paid hist year 8 15,459.18. v PUTMAN'S li Grande's Exclusive Ladks' ltedy-To-Wear nd Millinery Sister Mary Says: , (Ur Nlrr Mary) : i 00. ccrrul, Ihln on-am; tomato ointi. lot, crlHp Wholo hut tount, milk, corfec... . . ". . ' .Ji ' Ituncliron-'-' Ci-oami'tl " nhrltnpti In rlco bonier,, bruiv ureail. applo unci, cillery wi)h1, . oruiiffo . croam puddlnc, milk, ion. - ; ; ' 'Dlimcr ltdaitt'-.'; loin- -'of V lamb. iiiunlicil polnloi a. eroainrd: turnlpa, onutvo dmIhu. canned Mrawborrlrit, ponEO cuke; graham .' brcud. milk. l tioiuotliiii Mftiir'opr'pHlit a. can of tomatoua thord Im iwuiu'lrft: nat 'nou(jli (or a inml, liut.too much to wuMoi '. WlilLo tiy wirwtablo- . Irt over can alwatn bo umd In aoup, xouirliiuvH rru:i uutUIng aoup. 1 1 Power Co. I Credii nbAfin'S No lawcit 4i T t , ft. , . ' ' ' I, '. J't, 'I'll . , f ' Mm wm w I ! lt ; I. :i .V ThlH-tolnatii onii'li-t In 4 miiwirtlcm for uwlnff -Op ' Icft-ovor'' tomalowt. Totuuto aoup cun'bc Vnud.-in wbtoli earn omit tlio aoilit In 'Ih rclpo. Tomato OiiH-h't , - I : Uno cup tomato ; pllli, j 4 cui ml Mi. V, ti'iiapoon 'immiiw u inVJj. apoona butlor'li: tabb'Hpqona flour,- i tvanpoon Halt; Vi ttniauoun pi'f-. I'r, 4 t'Rii. i t'unnotl tomtitom iniiHt bo rubboit . throtiKli a Hiralnvr.' ltout pnr anl : nilil soda. Melt, 1 M tablcpiMn 1itittfr, lit aauiMV pan, allr In . flour ' 11 ml mowly mill toimito mlxtum, Htlrrlnif uonHlantly. : Add milk and cook until tlilili and miioolli. Htm son with unit and puppur. anil add yolka of Ktt bcak'n .until... thick und limou colored. Kold In white of.t'RRH Iwaten until ntlff anil dry, Melt reieiil'iltiK buttyr In hot spid er, or oinelot pan. When hhwlmt Ijoi.ttirn In;, obk mixture. Cook, alow ly on top of atovo or bake St minute In a hot oven. .' Fold and slide onto u hot ltlvr und servo ut once. ' . . v .. -i .. . ' , - ' k6 3J
