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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 24, 1926)
LA 'GHAtlDE .EVENING OBSERVER NEWS of SOCIETY Miss Munson, , Mr; Wagoner Wed , f -K. Pcrlo Aluit.soii. of this ctty, nil J. J. Watfon'. or. HumiiHTvillo. ' wiro (lnioily murrloil HnturUuj' cvo "nlnrrnt K:15 oVIork'ut tlu parHon jif,rn or tho rri'Nbytf'iiun church, the Wltllum Oronhy Hobh nflieliU ihk. Tito liapiiy : cuiipto wi re nc-rnittimnli-d liy Mr. nntl !rh. Alhott Kiilon, ' .' ' " ; ' Mrs. WfiRmnfr livil in 1 (ruixln for thn pimf; nine yearn. Hovrii yonvH "or ihftf thins Hhe hnu hf-t-n employe,) with tho Grumle liivcHtiiif nt. .-conipany 'hor. Mr AV;ik't iH mnnrtKi f th sfot-Q ;dil jv otrico tit. SimiurrvUUs :wli(,i,i fhry will null' tholr home; .-.. Mrs. Fronian Hostc'ss At Bridge Party : Kivo tabled of lnU worn' nt play yosti'rdiiy iifternoon when Mrs. V. C Fronum C'tiinrtnlnr-d a nm , hev or rrlitndH at hT homo On Plrat Htiwt. Mr.' W. IK 'Mitchell won high worn during the afternoon anil Iho liccoiiil mid Ihlrtl irlssi4 went to Mth. O. 1 l:ynoh ami Mr. J.i'0 lliintonl, rettp.'t'!ivoly. , A lovely pink and. white .color m Im-iih- wuii used ta-,lecorU they living room jindHio luncheon -table, whew u thilhiy 1 w-ronrjv lunch-f-on wna ftcrvcrt . iif trp the: Kame. 1'im-mv WoiKiuotH or Hwcelpea.'t. hva till tiff and eainatioiiH were atl''nct ;ni h tu'intwrei. Clever liltlft nut .cups were alio In pink and white. Dinner Party at lj ; Rasmussen Home Amotitf lh many plrofumt nart.'cs jriv.-n In memory of Wahhi'tou8 ht:thdav was one Monday evening pit I tic I lunti ltasiiiiiHrich home, when iho MInhos Laura, Holnta and litanclie-iCaHiiiiiHen wero honteyNOH 'at a prettily . uppontod .dinnor partv. The ' dinner tallo' waifi dec orated in u red, white and bin ! cot or .sch nic.. IWr.s. ItiiHiiiuieh, nn MlMl.'it M i'h, HOhh -Kalon, norved. Those prcHontf wcro Miswcj I.oultte WelssH I tahet StinotiH, ItiTtlm I Itantji, Murwnrrt 7ohlupt, C.ilherlne- -MrlcMir. ltcla in it rii and I!-rnteco 'e.Us. ' ... - Y;C Bridge Club . Meets with Mrs. Mills ) Member.-tj,0 y. O. Jlrldtro ..chili wmI'ci deltifhtfulty cntertnlnod vestcrday afternoon ,whcn. Mrs. VALLING'S La Vogue Coats'.. Style and scwiceable jieiss guai"anteed i Reasonably Priced Courier and Nemo v Pattern Hats VALLING'S Marcelling ' I'rriuiuicnt Waving . Wali-r Wavluj; -l aolnl and Sruli 'I'liratmrntu , Kxpert Opm-tttora MihIitii Kquipmunt -. riifino for ApiKiUitnitnt V Colonial Beauty -Shop Ni w l oli'y Itlil;;. ' Main Flour We'll admit thut wo rouldu't possibly show you an un comfortable, llUflltlnf model In lho,J!cd Cross Khonmadn over . the ecluslc "I.lniU" last. Tbeso , Rhom fit th foot po perfectly tliat they requlrrt no "brpaklnrf in"-' you can wear them homo thn day you buy them. THE BOOTERY 1 Harlequin Now we have shorn with th new "modern" rleKlctjR in vari-cotnrM k'd and turtle com hi nod with pntenc leather- The memlcr strap has a Jeweled buckle. Slandley AIlllH vn hoSteaH at her )ioinc on V:ushll)tow iivniie, At ter the T.'iril KnieH a dclleloiiH two cour.se luncheon wuk Herved.' , Mrs. '(i rover (irtulmett won hfph wore tor the ulternoon mid tho second prize, went to Mm.' Gilbert Hiinlcr. - ' , j , : . n t: ; - . . Friends Compliment ' Mr. Freiberg1 A Mrtluniy. paHv waft (fiveh for W. C. Krolbers: tit lifs home In May Park Sunday evening ttouor.tMB' his thIWy-roiirth blrthdny nnhos,,crHarv. The evening wilh enjoyed Boeially, curds be bis , oj prle.lpa I feat uri. , Aluflc .ytaa lurhltjhc'Aj'. by l welerul niemiicr of; 1 nonparty.-' Aftep ijc f'reshnients Averc norved the liucstn departed wishing. Mr.. Krclbcrff. nmliy more happy birthdays, l TIiomc nreKcnt were: Mr. und Mr.s.J Chnrlcy stein, Aim s. Blmmoiif and small daiiKhter, Mr. and Mrs. Henrv ib iTinami and family, rr; va'nd Mrs. John Herrmann ana lrui fil ler, Mi'H. ' Alma Carrol and ifon. i Vrank, . Albert lUuiii and Mr. and Mrs. Kreiberiy. . ,'. ."-.. .,"" District Deputy Addresses W. B. A. Two new memberB, were Initiated IrtHt evcnliiKT when the Women's Henetlt iiasoolallon niel In regular HCNHlon at the K. I, hall. Mm. (hristlnc ('lark, or Pendleton, dis trict, deputy for tho W. II: A. w.lih in ultondanro and Kave ailj excel--lent 'Mailt. Thirly-four meinbcrH Vere' jirrfnt..'. .i t :-':t'y. 'f" , I Mirnttf . .t he business nieotliiK pkiiif , wuj'O tnale.'loi the nprliiK' Jo. jo bob) bjy wnne tinui In Mav. . .. At an appropriate hour Ihpsn present adjoiiriiiM to the dining room where refresh inenis ' wer served bv.Mrn. Iji-amwcll anil her committee..- The tables were pret tily, dc.comt.e'd . with bouquet ,.of ictl and white carnations, v ' , i Class Entertained By Miss Walker ; The Daughters of tho King Sim day fichool class, of Iho , Houth Methodist.. Knlseopnl church tnct (i.t'tho home, of. Miss Helen Walker for a social imeetin Monlnv cvo nlntf. Alttr Ramcs were played re freshments were Herved vby- the liostevfi.' .TweBtv-four members were present. . Mellon, daughter of Secretary of the Treuury Andrew Mellon, and knuwn ma "Ui richest lrl In the vorM.M wu carnival empre-e of Washington'! Mardl Orms festival, nit ended by bleb government ofB - eUAe mm foreign dlptomata. Empress ( Km ; h I: Her Smile Means Sunshine , r"'"l " f fry J - 'Sp??' , V - ; 1 ' 1 1 . jrW v " -7t uth.iii) hi .IniHiit Vti. inir iin-n 4'hnwn.iiii Dip "imrk SrnlU lilrl liiilu iKiirii I'lnypimnitr ,inniiiiiii' The i liolvi- wa mndr Meat)' of U11. wnllt- wiu. h, th. rni niii'ijiiiifliir('i) svnilxillciit or unhlin. pnrlv wo.i jflvii nt tho Homo of Mr. and Mrs. John Asper, of Telo- bebiB Mr. und Mrs. Aaper'u twtiity- llth wedilintr anulversarv. The larty was given bv tho fnnilly and neljfhbolH. - The evenhiff was spent at Raines and dancing-, followed ITv the scrv tntf or dainty rerresbmenls. Mr. md Mrs.; Anper were presented muiiv vatutiblc Klfts from tho Telo- aset uraMKe and their chlLdren, Mr. ami Mis. I.. 1). 1 1vntt, Mr. -and Mrs. ltert Hill. Miss i-tna Wilson aiMl Miss lOiinlci!. Parity 1 ' the .1). club K;v.i"a pnrly ot tho nrvV (Ii'Miiup li.'ill lt'i'itbit. cvMiIni' nt 7 o'clock, (lames ahd dancing worn euhires 01 the ovcplntf- At. a, late hour Handwlchcs. cuke -and choco fjMc. were Reeved by .Iho Kti'l dd IheTr leafier. Vlrs. H. VHatt. " ' Announcements . 8fK'lnt aiinniincomiiiKfl ttiar bt. pi-intril In' Dili, culunin fixio of Chirac.. Any niino.inft'nK'iltM pet talnli.i; to anv limriii.it aurli as COoklll flHKl HtillH, IMO.. Will, bo wr.lSttl.. AltllOIII.IVIIMII.ti4. to IMS pril.tvil thn hqiiim iljiy. must la; in mii'lcly otlltor's IiuihIh bj 0 :00 o'cl(K.'k. Kcws tMlltor'a noto. , Tho Lndli-H ot the Tnrlsh of St. Pi ler's-. clrureh will meet ut the lioineoc Mrs. H. A. Kurbriok, 604 Mnln avenue,, tomorrow alernoon at S o'clock. Mrs, (lllvcr Itlley will talk on T,atln-Amerlcn, thn mis Mloiinrv work or the-- church thin year.; The Hev. Mr. Itlley will in. struct the ladles on church .history. ... . ... There will he an open missionary meeting I'Yliluy evening at 8 o'clock Daylite Kitchen Units IS GETTING LOW AND WE WILL NOT RE-ORDER 387 DON'T WAIT until the last unit has been installed, then wish you had taken advantage of this Exceptional Offer. : Installed $7.50 Complete 50c Down - $1 per month 10 FREE TRIAL Eastern Oregon Light & Power Co. "Always At Your Service" ; (' atj tho: Christian- church. " A pro tfrnm trill precede, a social hour. ; Iho Uev. C. V. Dunn will preside. All members and friends of the church. arc cordially invited. . ,1 Mltf, Dctfrcp or. Honor will, meet tills evening ut Iho K. I. Hall lor instiLllutloii of onlcors. . All ofilcois urc especially rciiestod to bo pr:n--nt.. . ,. The ladles' Aid or tho l.uthernn Minrrt m,,,t tl"'t 'eh,td'&-y : It'ter. noon Kebruury 6, at tho home of Mm. (V N. liannen, '2&i 2. N. fcecohd .Wl.11 1 Tlie lanllfit of MoOMxhNtrl t.i'l?lot Willi moot at Knglcs hall Tliur.H.lay uvcnlntt u.t 7:Sn oclork. All mom-4H-ra'af .hnjuwittMl fo lio ptvminl. '"" Tluv Iiilunil f?lty Ltiillfrt' Alii Will mwt ut thA lioino-of Mm. O.'lan Anson TlmrMay iifti'rnonn. Thn Old-tltno Literary society :.,i.iAi.' n i... t...i.i the UNie Mountain grange hull on Valentine's day and wna postponed,' will be held Hut ii rd ay nvenlng. Ken- ruurv 27, ot s o'clock, fcvervonn nt- tending Is renuested to bring ills old photograph and wear an old- (iishlQhed costume It possible, r, The. anthruclln strlkn In filuitno kln, rennsylvahnla,. meant nothing to a manufacturer of that city who immediately sank a shaft in' his hack yard, striking a t .bnrd ' coul vein which ho worked. I.. Ant. hills are' esliihllslied at the base or oiangi trees in China, nnd fruit trees in Italy, so that the unls wilt, protect tho trees from Injur-1 Ions Insects..' ".V, , OUR STOCK OF HOUSEWIVES ARE NOW THE PROUD POSSES SORS OF THIS BEAUTIFUL DAYLITE UNIT. Sister Mary ' v Says: ' . (II) Sister Mare) ftrealttaHt-V Ktewcd rhulwrb, broibil fcucon, ftoft cookud - ciffH crisp? milium' toiiMt, milk, coffee. ,tJjUnclteoii-4Corik sou file, stewed tomiLtoca. whole wheat brcadf Kb4 Ker snas, mllkt tea.; : .t . f IHnner New KiiRlund boiled Uinuit hors(rallHh; cream, endive wtlir bacon dreHsliiKf, riteumotl or aftR puddbiK. lu;own broad, intlk, cQittio, ' ti-: .v f hlldren binder nchool age atiould not b pfrtniltcd to at tho cornod beer of 'iho boiled dhinr., They may lnivo the veKclubls that ac cumpuiiy the 'ineat Und some of tho endlve vcry finely minced and dressed with lemon Julcft und OIL They jnuv ulho have a small por tion or Iho desert. , N n ut I OraittfO l'liddimc . Two tabkSDoons butter, 1 cup stale itread cruiubn from joft part of loaf, l cup inlltt,' cup suKtif. I oraiiKc., 3 i'kh. teuspooik null. Melt buiter without ' chuntdntr color or bibhllnn's Add bread crpmbH and milk and cook, stlri'lntf roMHtuntlv until thlek uand nmooth. Add Miliar und suit und , yolha of 'Kk-h bHten until thick und lemon colored. Add ; Krated rind . and juice of ortuiKf und mix thorough-' IV. Heut whites of csffH until ntlf Jf und dry on 11 pi utter with a. wire whlslt. Kold Into a buttered mold.' Htoaiu 45 tuiuutcH und servo with the following snitCe: ; One lemon, ft cup prartjfri jutdo, 1-3 cup auKitr, 1 visit. ?' t v ; ; " Oratn rind of y i lemon ;' and snnecKO out: jutcc RUN Julpo- nnd grilled rind with loranjio julco and1 miuar. Add yolk of cirir nnd cook over' liot water. Dent with a fork ortsmall wliik while coo It biff. Ah soon as, rnlxturti, tblcltenM remove 'from heal und fold In white of ckvs beaton und II stiff and dry, flilll before sorvlnff. : 1 ' A fast Klrl Ih often slow about fenllxlnff her mistake. . . Wdmen s Use Then dispose of this new hygienic help easily as tissue no laundry XltTOMEN by the million! ir VV discarding the old-time "litll (ufy pad" for new and .clentific way. . . - A way that offer, protection un .kuuwii . before., A way, too, that solves the old embarrnsment of lti tailed "KOTEX," Eight in 10 better-class women now employ It. Discard, as easily a, a piece of tissue.." No laundry. No efnba rusBmeni. r i ,' ; "- '' five times as absorbent at ordinary cotton pads! A You dine, dance, motor for hour insheeres't frock, without a aecond't . doubt or fear. , ' , ... it deodorires, too. And thut endt .ALL dancer of offending. You ask for it at any drug or "department store, without tfesitancy, simply by saying "KOTEX' Do as millions are doing. End old. insectire ways. Enjoy life eerj day. Package of twelve. Cost! unl) few cents. . . . Kotex No laundry discard likt tlme ' IADIK READY-TO-WEAR ySy' ' 1 I AND MILLINERY Cam Slow TlipnutPlvra In . Ni'W t'lilcnjco l.oi tlariiKt OHIOAOO. (AP)- A twi-lily- two story sarnKu In which niotor cam will utoro iIU'IiibcIvch In to oo.t time, nnd na lirlHkly roll forth nt I In: touch ot a hiillon, Ih hclnir IiiiIIL for . Ill" automolillii-choki'd ( Chicago loop district. l r , i j Front forty m'cqiulfl to j'o inliw i uti' will lie dnllvrryitlino In this garasn, which occuplen tho central apacii of thn Jtiwclnrs' nulldliiK now iiiidiir conalruutlon. Tim own tr ilrlvea. hlH car upon . a louitlng pliitforni liiforo ono 'Of thn nlf. vatora. . An attiindmit ttikua a key .from a nmatiir liourd, nu.iibni'tMl to ' corri'HiioiKt' with a viu'lt.lt Htulli'Tho COMING! to the PIGGLY WIGGLY V ,-r ' 10 IS) t.'', . ..ii..'- . .1 -1. Smartness ,and ' service .in .Hosiery ai-e the rare, combinations you will find here all very mod ; erately priced-- . $1 to $2.75 Onyx - Tripfe-A and Rollins Full-fashionedr reinforced at heels, soles, and toes; beautifully sheer, yet firmly woven. They may be had in all the latest ney Spring shades. .. Woodland Rose. Rose Taupe Grain . ' Rose Nude . Toast , ' , Jenny " :. Trench Nude Gun Metal 1 nillulriiwul of thn key mnkta dec. trlcal connect loim whlell let . Ill Mioilon a Hlldlng platrorm above, and the vacant mull comes to rust In front or tho elevator Hhufl. 1 Meunwhtle the eluvator operator punches a button which thrusts up mucliiinlsm under thn loading pint form, und the car slides into tho elfvator. ' , t Tun oporattr dials a nuinlwr nd. thu nlovntor rlaea to tluf floor jas' signed, whern tho door opens atll touiallcnlly. r The operator preasea n. button, and the plutrorm In i tio elevator tilts, letting the cur slldo Into the Its stall. . Then bumpers n.iKagn tha tiros anil hold i it; In plueo until the owner returns for Credit QA RR'S No ,n;r FREE! ' Radio Maps to radio owners. , WATCH OUR AD . For Big Sale Announcement Soon . La Grande Electric Co. o N All men are alike in their craving for coffee contentment. Men may differ: in their coffee tastes, as they do in face and feature, but every , man is strong for flavor. And . M-J'B gives it to him in full . man-measure. . . s Drink it as you like strong, medium or mild there noth" ing tame or weak -kneed about the flavor of M-J'B. It lets you know you're drinking Everytime! M-J'B meets every taste G 3Uk.jl.ILJ l: I, J. II ,. , ,1.', I ' I-J '11'- ' I, I it y ..! Ills cur. A somewhat similar pr. ci'HH returns th ear.' ,h--. , ;; " : -t ( AS1I1.ANO, Ore. EuulppeWUh Btiowiihors, a motion pMatt) wtm era and . other paraphctttajla, a party of four men' lett hMr tr Crater lee; determined tm .roMlt the rim ot tho crater boftM far. 'i'Jie unrty wall led btr lUobMa W. 1'i'lee, managing dlrai-tor ( Oiutoir Mike lodgu. O. B. HpaP 4f .Tho, Oregonlun,' acraeo '.;; Judge Ijiwrence McNary of 'Port land, and John Maben,- caretaker, of til, lodae. wew the Other m bors ot the party, y : .. tr;' ' em- t.:-.i ' . ! f " i ,if .Mill ,in!"l c in i." offee t: S3