La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 23, 1926, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text;iTuwdy. February 2M92rL LA ;GSANDE EVENINGi -OBSERVER IXIIh Al. Sf If IL, IV I ' , -' mi aaa a 11 . inure inaniw -Aiiena Elks' Ball and Banquet .j With more than too perflotu, lit iithmluinm the twciity-ooventh im- jt Grande lodo of Elk last oven, -ing'ttt the-Kifcs; home hero was a huccchh in -every detail. Itanalng ktnrifd ut 9 o'clock and continue! uttt ll whon ilic tlght In the hall Huddcnly became' vry' dim and tnp i-xaltPd ruler of tho lode, Cecil iJoltoiu Kftvc the .U o'clock .toaiit. Purity the, toast tho orchestra at 11:15 o'clonk the Kfand march turtHl, Ic-d by the exalted ruler and Mrt.Anna Polliwk.lAftr them eium'4he oipor officers of the lodge and their partm-rs In order. Man lier of -the lorigo followeil; TIm march came to an end in th'o dining: room where long t utiles were arranged to Beat everyone present. Tho tables 'were prettily rffroratrd for the, oecanton in- the lodge color purple and white. IIou- qtietH of carnniions wero.nlHO hhihI, Fntlowiug ix the Imnojiei menu: r Oyster, Cocktuh Oliver Heklf-B w-Celery llearlj ' Fruit ;rtntad -; , . . - iYotuit Young Turkey .with Crnn i brry jelly ' (Unlet .Gravy ;T : HI iced Sugar-Cured ' J lam ' rick lea Tongue , - " Cream Ilrlrk Cherse Halted Waft n MuhIuM I'd tutors .French Koiht T . ' Cakes Caramel . Angel Chocolate Cream . laidy llntUmort Mice! I ' - I' i This i-hit- IHtla but of violet groxgrai ribbon fat trimmed with m rhineaiom mourn racing kctom the front.. an . encore hearty applause with number. .... .... After-tho banquet '-those present f returned to the baft. room, which (was also, decorated lit a purple and hit color scheme, where dancing Nut was enjoyed until about 2 o'clock. Macaroon Marble ' I during tKe dancing puneii wu riv llatUmon Uved.. t... , . - . . . t I Members of Tho. general ; com- nrlekIr-roum lMnonpnloW.rht rt (-uce ,n! - ,hc (u t .: After l.lnnor, Stints , .irrto V'. JTcn.h. Hoy M. tortce... . n,.nC). and K. H. Hoylon. -, ' Puring: tho-.hunnuft.-' an oxpr-t- t ; ; lnt program wns givtm Instciuliof T - " ' n i m? j', ' " ' l' eiiKlomari. iiftor dinnpr ,lnlk, liOCai' LOU pie efl tVrtneh'H i ..elRlit.piwo . Off i"-a. i In . Walla . Walfi ' ;' nMcli jUnjrr.1 rorlht rtani'cii.li'4,f mSent ddfrMU U. Ilan two iunthi ra. itnymond O. Will 1 , batll'of thW Ity. wore mart famw Hanit.a barltow nolo, "Hose of Hp(l, j(urdus- afternoon at 4 I'lcardy." bj- Wi-ujhrrty and ag an!0.clock , C .M-t.lioIIt Uplxoonal c-ncoro ho :inK "At JownlnK" hy-elmmi ttt ,Wultt, wmia, Wasliing. luiimun. aim. iiimm . aurora- i,m -,i, Mv. Mr. Mrambrav fire Klrls and thvlr tfunrillan hiked wvrrttl milt up I'yte Caavon, Af ter arriving ut tfcelr rtmllnaUon lAmaryHU Kutirlit anil Rdn Cheney rooked dlancr o an open camp, firo. Aftek dinner imnieit were played uulll tliuo to return home, I'nlott' !(i?peclal One of Ihe best, patriotlp proxmuui f ver'ftpftn nored hy the i'reMon Womans Ite llef foriw No, S3 wag xlven by the Hoelety- Hatttrday afterneofi In bon nr of thn birthday unnlvnarie of WuHhittfrton, l.lmoln juirt Mr.Kin iey. ; Tho following irograin was fflven : "America." im(r by all preaont; prayer, by 41i- Itey. Mr. Qiilim; rt'adlnjf, "February,' Mitt .lol& Si'olt: hour "Old Itlaek Joe," hlKh school trio; talk on (leorgft Waah-InKton,- tho llfv. Sir. Halr: piano solo, Susan Chadwlek: reailing "Oh faplaln. Sly t'optaln," Mtaa tarrle Skiff; talk an Abraham IJneoln, Aeiien I'addoekj talk on SfeKliib'y, ft. I t?adtlt;, voeal ditet "Slur miirlnit ?'," l-Mltb Thy and Twirl SiH'lay;, talk on Washington and Lincoln, Murray JenNeni tritmte to the. flag, Afcnea iaddoek; reading "Ship of SIhIo," Henry lllek Mil ler; readiiiK "l-lo of the rrp. Sim. Nora Cheney; ontr by lreen CarliR. The program -wa elowd with a salute to the fln. ' ,'- . . t'nlon (Hprctul) Thft o!d-tlnie danee given by the Woman'ii cltrb; here reentty waa a. aneresa lit- ev- i ery way, Lindsay's oreheatra from I .a Oraflde- fttrntsfted tlto mHM lfty dollars in prixea waa iflven away to the following: Alma. Jonea of North Powder, - fiddler prbte; Brule Sillier of Cove, Jiff .prhte; Wallace Greenwood of t'nlon. eaiu ers -prixe; Mr, - and. Mrs.- Wiley Uianeett, waltss prl?. ; 7 - The judKis were- A. Illll, of jt Orande; C, " J, Forntmm, ;of North Powder and John liean,! of, Cove; - 1 : ' : . :.. ; Antlnoe. Survivors jC'l' Lrr ,1 -e-) Both1 AmrHr" anil I'jittlnni! nre slneing praises at Captnitt tii-orjie IVied of.tntt liner I'rt-hlnit Ifcxwselt. Imt iluwe xeamett whom ho n-Mned rnmi !lic siukms ttrtttob fn-tKltter AitiKKHt MniC hit pri-r looiteMt. or ad. , t Sister Mary nanled him at the pfuno. Andrt-w J.oni-y.Jr- lluyt-d a. trumpet solo accompanied hy.'Kugtne Toll at th piano. IIIh find, mimber was ".My Itegardfi" hyiJewHyn and as an encoru played 'lHillnvo Me It All ThoMe Kndi'aring Young Charma." The chamber of com inori-e ipiartt-U O. 4a I Hit ton, Hher--wood WliltamH, KUuer Htoddard and C. H. liirnie. Hang a medley of old time" wongH and rvHpomied to th piiMV tor of tho church, of rtcUting. - Air. and Mnb-F. C. AlcOavock of Walla Walla, accompanied the brido and groom. ' " -Tho -happy couple returned lo Grande Sunday night and will make their homo hero ttt.lfiOU He vent h street. i lloth Mr. llannefieid and SIIhs Hubler are wH. known- hre. Htiu has buen employed us stenographer Announcements Social anttmittccmcttf oiay ae priutea to tlife -cniiimu frw of cliarge. Any aiimwiKiemcotii pr tahiUtg t3 auy fuctloss wc& mm cooked food Muh-a, 4ct will be refused. Aumniticefitent to be lirjntetl tlie ftmt itay, mn4 be In MK'iety etihor'-n I iambi b$ o'clock. News clitorH ttote. (Br SW;llN?t V Breakiast s Ilajw of jgtWpc fruit, cereal thn creams,rlcfe with vautmge aucet graham loasl, milk, cofee.' , ':f' : - ; v- :, - - i .. - i-t ' l.tiBcheon vlieef , . broth With carrot dumplings, appiemuee,: rati sin bread,- molusc cooklcfc 4nilk, jtea; , :f ' -' - rMnnsr J'lcaiH of veal, mnnh. el ; potatoet - buUtfrptl ; brwssois sproutx, molded Wull imad, cbww cufJ brttnlm'sd, milk, coftce, this Ntimtur tlw frwit mtnt makes a, c!c sm-rf unnicojewry. Al though fhV fui'itu Ib idmtftt - - ttti Hieat is MMqs antl well tjaias- cet ; Itlcc With Kitiege SKe Iwo vMtts hot; stvttinctl , rice, v I cup- toftmta ip or S cup canned! totimfie rubbed through a strain er and teaspoon soda, I ,cwp milk, t ep chepi'd cooksal ssb sttse, 4 table-spoon gruted chtrni1 CopHenul), i talifvspQsa ftour, J t!ibiesiMdrrMM;ieK fKtit and pepper. Melt buttwrt stir in flour anl slowJy odd milk and neap or irtratn ed iWnutoek-with' soda Add a sag and cook ttntfj thick; stirring otiRRintty; Jrop rle by t spoon- wTho annual tea of-. the, Preiij--terikn Slltctionar society wilt be held at the home of 51m. Ray Sltir phy, on FirHt street and O avenue. in tho railroad offices here for the ; Thursday afternoon February 25, 1 WALLING'S La Vogue Coats Style anrj serviceable; , ness raiiteea'"'' Reasonably : i Priced -,, . ,-, Courier and Nemo Pattern Hats WALLING'S lif omAlltttre rwiuutmt Waiing ... WMrr Wavlmt , racial and Scalp Tnatnton(.i Kxpert Operators Phono for Appointment Colonial Beauty r-rt. onop New Foley Kldj. , Main Floor pant lx yean. Whirls tho daughter of Mr. and Jlrs. Manuel Hnider for merly of thbeeity. -)fe l conneeted 'with i the. Oregon ; Hardware com pany here. ; . ' , i . ?-' Standard OH . t , Party Enjoyable Kmployea' of , tho Blnndard Oil company . and their wives and friends were entertained jtt a din ner fdanec ut tho country club Sat urday u.veniug. Twenty-two eoti ples were; present inehidln people from Ilaker, Ontario, Athena, Pen dleton, - North . I'owder, Wallowa, ' Knterprlse, KJuln'amt Mofso, Idaho. Jinnfir -wa served from- 7 until . S o'eloek after wiileh thu remnln der of.-the- eveninfir waa ' eti joyed daiieiiiK. insie Woa furnished by Phillip' orchestra of Union. I'rot ty bouquets of aweetpeaa were tised to decorate the dinner tables, . !. . ... . ...f , t'nlon (Special Sirs. John Slnt ten delightfully entertained the members of tho - Lucky Thirteen !elub and a, number of Bueata day afternoon. After a delieloim four-course luncheon at 1 o'clock (hrldtro was the diversion of the nf. I ternoon. The guest prUo wits won by Ifra. Kmilj- Cock. Tho consola. tion prlio.went to Mrs. Nell Jiuteh Inson. '- . ... - Guests present besides the club members wcro;- Siesthimes Walter Cock, Ales 81ater, Newell Slartens, Slary Hutchinson, H. c. Wef'lay, Hcrt Knight. 1 Havls, Nora Webb, (leorge Selblrd. - SI rs. Newell Slarlens and Mrs, Kllxabeth . Phillips ubkW1 Sirs. Sfartens in serving, . . - I'nion (Special) Friday es-enlng of last week the "Shutnnka" camp fire girls hod a theater party, after w-hlch they were entertained at the homeof their guardian. Sirs. Uert Knight. At an appropriate hour the girls -were seated around a prettily appointed toblo and served a delicious luncheon. t On Saturday afternoon the camp- Slayer's Wife Mi merva Says Designed lo Rive you tho comfort so essential In walk inr shoes, yet having those distinctive details among tho various models that maha for Individuality and Inw -smartness. , . . . The Red Cross Shoo his all thesn merits. Sole Agents for Ihls make THE BOOHRY spiinte niutranterd , Silk Honierjr. from 3 until o'clock.. There. 111 be. a mimical program daring Jhe afternoon. A cortiial Invitations is cxtandud lo ail who wish to cull. ' The lMgree of lienor Trotecllve UHsocUUion will .-meet ,tn , regular hi ssibn Wedneswlay evening, Febru ary 24, -at the K. V, hall, - There w,lil be iiiHtullatiou o offioers. All officers arc urged Uo be preMent, , The Women's Home- Slbmlonary society of tbt 5lethodlt l-;plscopal church will' meet 'at the houve--of Sirs. K, O. l1 ton,: 604 Adainn ave- line, tomorrow, afternoon. This being nn alt day meeting uil mom ber ure requested ,t& be present hf Iff o'eloek, eueh bringing -one cOv- erert dish ami ono doxt'n .Rami- wiches. The Tidies . AuxHiary to the nrotlnrrhood of Itatlwuy Trainmen will have a iipeeiu! meeting Thurs day evening, February-25,-at thft homo of 2dr. K. O. Coughenower on Washington avenue. The. Silsslonsry nociety of this Ilaptist church will meet ThurH day afternoon at tho home of Mrs. Lucy Omham Instea! of Friday ft announced yesterday." , f - . 1 .- - . Tho Tidies Aid 'of the BapilKt church will servo - their reguiar monthly dinner at the.new I. O. O. F. hall tomorrow evening ' from 5:30 until 7:30 o'clock. In Germany wireless telephones are connected with speeding trains. Kasier's coming. We'll need eggs. Lay on, MaePiyinouthv - Vlrt rxdiisive photograph of Sirs. larkl Marsltali, wire nf the confwwrd nimfrr and nrntlk ftter of Ann 3Ujr IMtrtdi a4 TheRigHt Breakfast farWorkers Eat Food that Supplies "Balanced" Ration After Night Fast IF YOU fed tirctf, hung ry, "fid gety" hours before lunch, don's jump to the conciuiion at foot health. Thousands have uuenergetic morning, because they tart dy with break fasts lacking in certain food element. To feel right, you nuist have a well balanced, complete break fast ration. At most other meals lunch and din neryou get it. Bat break (sit ii.a hurried meal, often badly chosen. - Thus Quaker Oats , containing 16 protein, food's great tissue builder, 58 carbohydrate, its great tfwfgy de ment, plus all-important vhafninet and the "bulk" that make, laxatives seldom needed, is lite dietetic urge of tha world today. It is food that "standi by" jrcsj through the morning. Quick Quaker cook, ia J to S minutes. That', fatter tha aiabl toast. Don't deny yourself the natural stimulation this rich food offer, you. Quick Quaker Credit QA RR 'S No interest I Hb onto a tet pUtUer. pour .ever a4 arettnd lattice rliirtskie iwith grated cbeeae, garnish wilh sprigs of jHrN-y and aerve . JSANOV, Ore. A temperature of 5 ttt Government camp kd iso ef fect oft the anewrsit wltleh started last night, and by tonight nearly eight Inchea new.imear hud Fal ies, bringing the depth to is inches and affording (deal ok Hag condl tiona fop the. Kttmeroti, parttti tltat parsed tiirotiglt hem- preparvsi to spend (Sunday and I1m following hoiiday Is outdoor sports. A group of Portland V. M. C, A. members and th fregon City tl ctb were among tfcoso ?grha went up the, raeuntain. , , The, temperature was 34. Ttie (onae wJSPATS tor Small Worn en , ' PUTMAIfS Ladka' Rrtdy-To-Wear and MC'wrf . .'I anew estemts dows aa far aa Twia sat ttt ,tn "narrow tratt tiiai COMING! to the PIGGLY WIGGLY Brhlges Bitte mtiea th( aid e Osveramenl camp. " Otut-mv Irarfle wlII b th tula tomorrow and probably Monday, H waa aaaouaerd. . Aatitllea Ui b permltti4 to g ay llsa noua taln only in th niornilig, ca as. count or the difficulty t turninx 1 TVS iseaca at tej tmom- &f fallf-at Bui) Rec M kaawcf rerr vwaiw appiy, uw (hft teat SI hour, brle.rUir trr tt 1 ' ' ' ' . ' ' ' - , -.1 for mother too Mother males short work of breakfast what Flapjack is the order af the day. All she doe to add a lrtrfe water or milk then it's only a minute ' at two 'till the batter it smooth and creamy and then on to the aialine hot griddle. That, iM! "Afters standi for Hot Q U iscuits TMfy', luscious biscuits! - That's the test of a baking powder, ' Nothing else can make them quite like a tTtammcf tartar product. Try it yourself I c h i 1 1 i n g Baking-. Fowder, t ll Do Not Rely ,. Too much on general prosperity ! The world will help you only as you help, yourself, IKDSIAlfS NATIONAL " GiveYour Horn "Oie Perfect Lighting "l1 Yob have in your Office or Workshop. Daylite Kitchen Unl WILL: BRMHTEN THE W0RKSH0? :;" ; OF THE HOME, , Gloomy corner arid ihadows are baniabei - with a bright and cheerful light at vtiy . small coat,-: : , ' IntttUed .ft LPl!?U Complete $7.50 Eastern Oregon Utfil & Pover Co. "Alwayi At Year Serrfc RICH i4s butter for shortening - Mazola makes a better grained, a lighter cake no toil some creaming in. Simply follow , your favorite recipe, using to less. Mazola than butter. i Maxola is s obtoluttly pun vege table cilprtntd fnm tk htsHs of golden am i taeli as gd to not at th corn frtm which U tmtu THE BEST FOR SALADS AND COOKING