La Grande evening observer., March 10, 1926, Image 3

Wodiwwlay, March 10, 112G.
NEWS of SOCIETY
Mrs. lloyt Compliments
Husband with Party
lonorlni the btrthilay miniver.)
firy of hi'r liilttbund Mrs.' 1,. M; !
lloyt entertained nl an uttrartlvo
I. rlilifc party last pvehinir at her
home on Main nvt-nuiv Kour tuhltis
were at pluy Uurtujr the' 'evening
with Jlr.jiml Mn )'auilo MacHi
winning ltltfli worn. : ;
This homo wan tleeorntert In hr-n.il.
liful pottetl .'cineraria . 'uhl . opt
Killing; rlowoin. A ilnlnly two-romw
lunoni-oii va noryril fnllftwlns Iho
rani (nunc. ". '.:'"".
Tuesday Bridiro'dub
Meets at Doylen Home ' I
Members of tlie Tuesduy Url1p:tV;
hib were, delightfully enterluini'd j
yi-Htcrilay urternooii when SIih. lj. ,
II. Hoylfii was IiohIchh nt'her homa'
jpn Clreenwood street. During the-!
urternooii'M nluy at bridge Mrs. K. j
J. Kltehen won high score. -
" ftvT ffiimiH , a. twtvcourwv
liinrhfon wiik hitvoiI ut' the. enrd j
'liihloH. whlrh were, cleverly dec-1
oruted lu a pink and white, jolor
richeme, pretty houiiH'liOf swent
liun and carnntioiiM being wc. :.
Tc,verty gocial".v V
Voted a Success ' v
With, ar large crowd' In. attend
ance the "poverty' danee" given lattl
venlng. by tar CWonnor ClihK. of
l ho Ijitlor Hay Hiilnts chtirch In the
niniiHomont -iialf was very huc.cchii
rl. The htiu hIk earne in appropri
ate cfiHtuine Tor the affair and flues
vitp awarded by all who wore not
propcaiy ilroswil. Klmo Clegg and
Waldo Stoddard were , In charge of
I ho affair; . ;
-' Mr., f'lcgg nnd Mrs.' Jolin: Rtod
durd wore Dire mot appropriate
coh! times. " ' . '
After a delightful "evening of
dancing refreshments were' served.
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Car) Keller Married1
To Miss Prescott
' To Iho KiirpriRp 'of lilH many T.a
Cnnule frlonrtH tlm marriage, or
("iirl Keller, or thin city, to Miss
Mia. I'reseolt. or Caldwell.,' Mano.
linn been announced here. Tho
wf-ildlna; look place Sunday at Oulil-
the lllsliop T. K. Johnson or-;
Delating. Mr. and Mrs; Kcllrr will
Rouge et Noir
Thla clever prlng hat. whose lines
iURfret the. Chlneue. has a Chlnene
l crown with a hlaik Kiwtfrnln
. brim bounil with rJ straw.
VALLIHG'S
COATS
beautiful nu'w Spring
models . for , stouts,, and
regular sizes. Snappy
"Sporf ati JJiessyC6!itr
for the young lady.
LA VOGUE and other
good makes.
Heasonahly priced.
VALLING'S
ninko (hoir hnmo on a ranoh noar
t'ahlwoli. : ; , '
.f Mr.: ICollrr la .well , known horn.
llodH Die Hon of Mr. and Mi-h. John
Ki'llor of thfH'clty und a slfltnr of
Mrn. '-1 ttlit Towi'ry. Jlo mado. -Jji
Orundo IiIh home Tor many years.
Y. O. Club Meets
With Mrs. Hoyt '
', Mm. 1. M. lloyt was hofdoss to
the members of tho y. O, clifl yes
terday afternoon, tho rejrular meet
ing day of the elnb. Three tables
were at play dtirinif tho uDernoorit
with- Mrs. Cillbert winning hiph
honors. .' l'retty potted plants wore,
iisfd to di'oorato the homo. - .
' At an appropriate hour dainty
ifriinluiienl.M were served. ;
Contest Losers
Entertain Winners
; About thirty 4 younff people nfr
toitded Iho Kpworth J.oatftio social
given In the basomout of tha Meth
odist Kplseopal church hei0 Mon
day evening. Tho party was given
by the losing side In a membership
eonteNt. hended by Wesley Itrown
ton. MIhs Jean Williams was lead-
. or of tho winning team. Ourinn:
l.tho jnembcrship drive, which has
been under way for sovoral weeks
about a .score now members woro
I a ken Into the Iohstic.V - ;
j . Those present at the parly spoht
' tho eurTy part of tho cvenlnfr 'at
Ife-unies arter which nieinber.s of the
: losing team served ; delieuuiH ro
! IreKhmenls. ,. '
t
'Haker Couple
Mat lied lleie
M'Hsl-yrn .larkcr, and Bert
wai kids, not 11 01 jia-ner, worn
'fiulellv married hero Monday eve
ning at o'clock ut the ,parsonage
:of the MethodlMt. rcpiscopul ehureh.
The Hi' v.. H. V. 'Parki-r perform
ed thft ceremony.
I The happy couple will make their
.home at'Ruker.
. iT-n tMn iT-.Tt.mrrrn , ir-r,Tr rrm-.
Tho program Is now being ar
rungrd. A. nilrlhTiiPpne-jttct' tyay.
with, fifteen cjiiractelit -'will be
given, lit addition to several unique
musical numbers.. 1
Tiio program will begin at 8
o'clock and will bo followed by the
serving of refreshments. ' All mem
bers and friends of the congrega
tion are. invited.
...
Dobbins Entertain
Pinochle Club v
Three tables of pinochle wero ut
plu Saturday evening when Mr.
and Mrs. J. 1. lo1htn entertalnert
tho rinochlo club nt their, farm
'homo near hero. High worn for
(ho evening went to Ollhcrt. Jlunt
er, ltefreslinieuts wero served after
tho 1 games. -. ,
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1 I'uW (SpiVIrt)-. nml Mr.
Walter Aelt enlertalned the T. Ji.
Bridge club at ihe.lr home at North
Union Wednesday evening. 'i'hero
wiro fouV tables at play -during tho
evening with high ignore among the
ladlen going to Mi. ,J'J. J. Schus
ter. Vtfii Kox won high seor
among tho men und Mrs. Walter
.jle veus received the consolation
prlxe.- After the- games refresh
ments wero Herved. ' '
Thosi? present besides the club
members wero Mr. und, Mrs. I Z.
Terrall, Mr. und- Mift. Thomun
Cock. ir. und Mrs. Ieonard Javls.
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Vnton (Special) Tho Women's
club held its regular meeting Thurs
day nfternovin ut tho homo of Mrs.
S. A. reel. After th 'regular
business se.Hlon members answered
lo roll cull, by naming a favorlto
song. Tlm,uftornoon - was then
given over to tho program com
mittee. Mesdume Nell lltitchlnson,
Mary Hutchinson, Ml I lot t and Pa
tience ruddock. . Tho subject for
Iho afternoon's study was "Music
in tho Homo."
The following program was
given; Vocal solo. Miss Cushman;
dramatic reading. Miss - Jlroeht;
vocal duct, Jielllfl J-lom and Nell
Guertsen; paper, Jlrs. Nell Hutch
inson. Tho hostesses,'. Mcsilnmes Wtll
luiiks. Titus, ('achsvll, 'Cltlmore nnd
I'arker Served, a two-cbuVHo lunch
eon nfter the program. 1 , '
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' Union . (Special) - liist, Wednes
day .evening Miss Uethenc Miller
entertained ,tho ; mOmlu'ia of tho
Senior ('amp group anil their
guardian, Mrs. Pitts.- After a de
lightful evening of games and mu
sic dainty refresh ments were served
by the hostess. .
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
SORROW
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f
IkoiU and H boll MP once. Drain
Mill YtnM In' tlrib't'oM MlitCf.' UA.1II
Jo boiltna tilfMia Hmrur.nml I
rooit nv or ten ininunw. i iurn
Into' a mold and Ifl aland avvrul
hours lo chill and noimi (Inn.
terv with iiwectened . wlilpp. il
rrooni or liusar and cream. . '
The appln rtiiK" ' are aprlnKleii
nllh uur oml cinnamon before
frying ud the fruit Ih not pared.
Kleolrlo fans are Innlolhit In nl
inoat evcryorflc In Oreek towns
ui'li- aa Alhcnx, I'lraetia, Halonlra,
liilraa nnd IHloa.
' 'lta-moiul I'nrcoll hllntl. So Ills limllicr. Xornian "I'.imIm"
Pnrrcll, KK, allot lllm as lie lay aflo p In Hu ll- Iioiihi at Allrnluwn,
I'a. "I iMtve iIihio nothing wrcinit." .Noinian mill (ifrici-rK wlH
arnwlcil lilin. "Why hIhmiIiI I Kiiiqiort a Itllint iiuin as tvHI a my
. inolher and rllM-r?" He weim il iiiinorriitl. Itut snrt'nw (rrinnrd
the. In-art. of Ills mother, plelHjiil almve, ,', . ',
ill the pulp of the fruit. ' ; , ' ' '
Kiiiiunm -j Kpinca '
nnn .tin miinlf .nfink Ini tiinlnnn.
3. cupa wutor, 8 rupa rhuhuili cut
in Incli-lenicluH, Vi lehapoon nail,
t cuph autriii. one eiKlit teunpoon
swla. ' - k . j...
. cook tapioca. In water' with:' salt
until' clear. - l'our holltnir water to
more than cover the rhubarb, ..add
V on are liable to ulioot Homebody
and theri yon niljht get nrreuted.
Deirlnnera or Advanced.
WATURMAW PIANO
. SCHOOL '
V. U Cvanaufh, Mgr.
rat 11 in Praajaa Mualo Co.'
.-: . ,..-7 'PJTlM.Ai. '
Smart Sport Ccai
That Are RHy Mart t)miwL
$17.50 to $85.00
. PUTMAN'S
Ladles' RearJy-To-Wer and MUI3nrj
'if.
I
p I Credit CARR'S Nolnltrtxi I
For Sale
Announcements
!?oclal annoMiiceim'iits nwf hv
printed In thkg column fn of
fbargt. Any announcements iter
talnfng lo any fiinetioiiK such sm
cctokctl fooil sales, etc., will lie
refuHil. Annoiiitcwincnfa, lo be
prlutcl the fame day, niunC tie
In soviet y edit or M haiMls by 9:00
o''lfK:k. News etlitur's note.
The Leiidios Aid of tho Lutheran
noon at the home of Airs. R Jen
sen. AM members are urged - to
hi; present.'
'
Mrs. Itoulh McKonnon -will ho
hostess to the Alice) ladies' Aid
tomorrow afternoon, March 11.
Society' Will
Install Officers
The MlHHlomiry aoclety of '' tho
I rrenhyterlnn church will 'meet Frl
I day afternoon nt 2:30 o'clock at
1 1 he home of . Mrs. W. H. Ilohnen
kamp Jr. This will be' the flraf
meellnK of the new year and In
'uffillnllntt nr nrrlni.,.a uIM tnke ttlfice.
The. Hiihject for the afternoon is
"Japan," with Mrs. H. It. llunnn.
In '-charge. VVulilo Mtoddard, who
visited Japnn recently, , will he Ihe
principal speuker. !
In addition. -to' Mr."" Sloddn'nVH
talk there will he a special miiHicaJ
proRram by Mrs. nohncnkanip and
Mrs. Kloyd Sherwood. All mem
bers of ,the society and others in
terested, aro Invited.
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Marcelling
i -
Iermancnt Waving
Water Waving
Facial anil Scalp Treatments
Expert )wrators
Modem l:qulpnn-nt
riinnc for Appointment .
One-Act Play to
Feature Party
. As a result of -a- recent contest
held uinonR tho ladies of the Klrsl
Methodist Kpiscopnl church the
second division of the ladles' Aid
society will entertain Friday nlitht
i In-the dlnlnpr room of the church.
(Ily KIssU'i' Mary) .
nrcaltfust Orunwes, cereal, thin
cream, fish hush, corn bread, cof
fee. ,. - ' -
Luncheon Spinach and cheesp
HOUfNc, toasted corn bread, rhu
Imrd, lapiocu, milk, tea. - -
Dinner--- Stuffed pork tender
loin, fried apple rintrs, onions balt-
'd in Jiusks, radishes, whole wheat
bread, steamed fig puddinif. milk.
coffee.
Hulk Is added to the- breakfast
menu by servlnif whole oranges
ralher than just juice. While child
ren under four years of nice should
never he given more than the juice
of an orange older children and
adults peed tho "rouKhatte" found
Colonial Beauty
Shop -
New Foley Hills- Main FJoor
?k
7t is a pleosuro to wear
ArchAid Shoes, because thy
ore such good companion.
They will go any place, nnv-
wheie. and never'glve1 you a
single cause for complaint.'
Their style in always Just u
little ulwad of ordinary shooa
and thir comfort well, ask
a friend who wears them.
THE B00TERY
lUverlul el sr, 11 Mglit's subje-t
t-tmigtit will lie: "Man ami winnflii
greatest earning cafwlly." Tet
i found hi faille lw 211:15, "What
tluUl my wag" w7 " A gooil nig
rnintl ailiu.lel la-4 itlitlit. Two
imire cmiviirsloiLH. The firM stretl
inr wntiw is fH'Ing iiiKtalhil In
;lhi rlly f La randc during tb(
!ielal. Tlie street car itfie? up
In Hit end of Fourth slm-t hi Old
.Tmn and gaihoi-H up a cmmil on
llm hiitt- of the rtrcft mining
!rtmn. l'eoph wlm wish to lake
n lrtc rtilu avn a white luiutl-
'kerrl.ef at any street crowing and
i the ntolorman will atop. A laigc
ii rottd Is especled tonight.
Sister Mary
Says:
- c v lJ 'i T k
' . -'
Mr. Sunshine!
Old Sol has no monopolr. j
on the business of spread- .
ingsunshine. OnceM'J'B
urw purring in the pit it
isn't long before the .tin
ny 8Kle"ofourdispoutiont
shows up. For M 'j 'B ts net
merely coffee r-
It is coffee ctrnfrntmentf
And it's all because of
flavor a rich, full-fledged
flavor that's charactenstK .
of M -J -B. Because no other
coffee has it ut the same de
gree, no other coffee can do
the same sunshine-job fat
you as M'J-B.
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slsndicj
No wear on elothes; ' "r
Simple eaiy to tmdr ;
i itandj. h. .,'. .v ';
Quiet; Attmetal wringer -' '.--M T
Wash and wring at aue
time; .:.
No heavy parta to Eft;
Washes heaviest and ict
delicate clothlnr etpixl"
ly welU
. FREE fJEMONSTRATION
EASTERN OMI LIGHT & FOV.TI. CO.
MJB
meets every taste in. XSJ UlKs
Eight
Women
Ten
in
have discarded old hy
gienic methods for thia
new way true protec
tion discard like tissue J j
WHEN the world started
pectiuR more of women, tlie
old-time "sanitary pad" had to go-'
Doctors urge a new way. Millions 1
employ H. You wear sheerest frocks J
without a second thought, any time, V
anywhere. You meet every day no- j
handicapped. Jk
It is callcoVKOTEX'' ...he A
times as absorbent as the ordinary
cotton pad! t
Thoroughry Atodanm . . . thtnt Y
ending ALL. fear of offending. 2
i Discards as easily as a piece of
' tissue. No laundry. No em-,.,
barrassment. I
You ask for it without hesitancy j
simply by saying "KOTEX," at any C
drug, or department store. Costs fv
only a few cents. Proves old ways
an unnecessary risk.
KOTSX
No laundry-discard lik lisnw "
1 " 7PHE Fact that you
i 4 may make the j
grade in any old clothes does
not alter the fact that good' I
X looking clothes always make J
the grade easier to make. 3
Have us dry clean them i
AUTHENTIC
STORIES-
Of early Eastern Oregon life and development should
be preserved and perpetuated. An effort to do thia.
ia being made by the Hot Lake Sanatorium.
It will be appreciated if any early, settler, any
descendant of our sturdy pioneers, cr anyone inter
ested in collecting such history, will communicate with
DR. W. T. PHY,
HOT LAKE, OREGON
LOOK OYER OUR WANT ADS FOR BARGAINS
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