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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (March 16, 1926)
NEWS of Coming Marriage ; ; 4e Announced j ' TM date of the murrluKc of Miss Myrtle Hindi,-' duuirhtcr of Mr. mid Mr. C. J. Muck of this city, und Irf'dl H. HussWI. son of Mr. und :, Mrs. 1,.. 11. ltuascil, wus announced lust evening tu n proltlly uppolnled ' dlunvr party, nt tho homo of the , hrlilc-rlcct. r-The. Wisldlnir will tuke '- pluro iilno, 1 o'alork tinnier Hun t duy .morning at tlio homo of MIhs mack's Hitter, Mrs. I.rstcr Stod dard. ,.' I - . '"rini announcement was made by I TudiO, whlcli served .un u., center- piece ifor the, dinner- lill where ) opvers wero laid - for twelve, s A ' uiiulliturc rudio was ultaehed to 1 nuith ut cup which WHS u. Wile kewpic doll. Clever unnounee tpctil curds were u part of the radio, v .On -.ono. sldu ihey. s.ild . Vleur" the news" and on-tlio oilier Hide (.he nanus of Miss lllaek and Mr, Hiissnll were. Blvcn Willi the date of the weddliur. I'lnre curds were entruKement iIiiki from which the, stoma had been removed and In .their place mm n plclurii or the lii-ltk-.VIicl and Broom. i . - . 'these present were Mles'i'S ."Win ona uud Irmu-l.y'iimn, Airs. Karl l.ursnn, Mrs. Lester Hloildiird.'Mi's. rJImer Mc.Mnnus, Mm. I.. II. tus l, Miss . Ki tty (iarrlek, Miss Murlc .'outlirc .Miss l.ncllle lllaek, Mrs. All, liner l'lnyle. Mrs. , J. Itlack und Mlsa Myrtle Hlaek. Holll . .Miss lllaek and Mr: Itussell lfiin;llvod in.'lji- r.rande many ,y"ws. anil jiolh Kradtiated from .'the loonl high school. Miss lUuck Is u- popular .lueniher of' li 'Urande's youilKer set. Mr.' Itussell mrradllaled from tlio (Vejton AKri- X'Ultuml eolleee In HiiS und Is a ;nemlier of llie I'hl Delia Thela 'fraternity. At present ho has ' chanfe of the I .a (Irande liraneh of ..'the lleneflt Kuvlnit's . and il.oan .company of I'orllaii'l. . . " " Westminster Society Meets at Ingle Home Mvinliers of the Westminster so '.'cMy.of the. l'rcsbyto'rlun church -iiiid'nn Intcresllmr meeting last evenlntr nl- the home of Pr. Jlnr 'raret Intslo. Mrs. II. J. Kilter led 111 dovolloual and Mrs. l'lod Khcr ,'wood sanif two beaulifiil numbers. accompanied by Mrs. l-ynu Wright at liic piano. followlnic Hn devo- tlnmil Mrs.' OenruP lllchardwun. WALLING'S Watch Our Sale WALLING'S V ' Marcelling , Permanent Waving ; Water Waving , Fndal and Scalp Treatments Expert Cierato)rs . Modi'n i:qulpment . Phone for Appointment "Colonial Beauty Shop . New Foley Bldtf. Main Floor Mi merva Says We are selling Tted Cross shoes every day, ami are more than pleased to know tho amount of ladles who appreciate the' (rood ' looka and comfort obtained in irf every pair of lied Orors worn by them. Style sees 0 long way, but comfort Is what you do not iret In every pair of shops bought. Hut we claim, there. Is comfort t In every P'1 f 1 ted C ross If properly fitied and If they don't fil, we )on't sed tlieni to you. , -Once' lredT--o I ways worn. Cb't them at THE B00TERY SOCIETY . Very Modern This sophisticated "modern" neokeis ;hifif and handkerchief ensemble If . . band-pointed. Lj violent color. president of 'the 'iiocictyf conducted a Hliort hiiHhicHH -scririlon. , .. Mra. I,ynn ' Itohncnkamp -h:u) chnrKO.' of the;- cvcntiiK'a lesion jtudy.' Tho subject was-"Slavs In I Annirlc:i.' Jn connection with the ; U'Ktion .Mrs. I.ynn Wright und Mra. ;J.ic JtcynohlH played a duet num, her hy TeulkowHky. ) ( At an appropriate hour the host ess wrved dainty rerrt-Hlinients. ;Kar,hi yueat ww Riven a favor n .keeping1 with St. Totrlck's day.; Elks Entertain at ;1- Old-Time Dance i ; The third of a'aerles.of okl-ttmu dances to be given by tlio Hoclai cominlltee of the Klka' lodffo took place lust evening lh the hall room of tho' temple; with' Kiftvohti'-flve couples In attendance. Umhtay'H five-piece orchestra furniuhed ex cellent imilc and a delightful time i was spent .dancing from 9 until 12 i o'clock. At ii::to o'clock thfc wo i men of the purty served refreah- menls. - ..;..!, The committee nitnounccd anoth er dance tu be:glven next Monday evening. March 2'i. The member of tho commitfee arc Harry Hoff man. O. O. MurehlKon. (Maude I,. Mackey, Jeita Andrewa and I II. Itramwell. : , ,.'! iv-wi. Vnion, (Hpcclal) Thuraduy . if-, temoon Mm, KoiiImil Hurwell enter tained tint m embers of the "ar na tion club-at her home In South I'nion. A ilellclons Ihreo-eourso luncheon wus served ut. ' l.:'3ft o'clock. The guests were seated t Iwo tablea which wer! daiiUily dec orated with flowers. . l'laco cardH veru .symbolic of. the guests name and each person had I o. find hW own place at "(lie' table. '' ". '". l- After luncheon everyone udjourn ed to the living room whnre the al'ternoon wart enjoyed , soclully. Ouest.s besideH I he- ,club membftrs were Mesdames l'hll)lp, Smith and TiiMKelman. f .'. j Vnlon (Special) Mr. rind Mrs. ITarry AlcClay were host and host iesK to a number or friends from Ia Ujrande at a radio purty Saturday evening. The evening wu enjoy- nbly spent. ' At en appropriate hour refreshments werd aer-ed. t - Announcements" SocUd nnnutinccmeiKs nia.T be printed hi this column fivo of cliarKe. Any announcements per tain I ii to any functions such as cooked food sales, etc., will ho refused. Announcements, lo ho prlplcd the same day, must he In society editor's hands hj 9:00 o'clock. .News editor's note. Honoring: Mrs. Kate, Jennlson, denn of women fit the Oregon AK rieullurnl collepe, who will he In IjO. Ornndo for the ilny, the girls of Iji Grande hleh scboot will en tcrlaln their mothers at a tea in the BAKING POWDER Same Price for aver JSyears 25 ouncesjorTS cents Why Pay War Prices ? Our Government used millions of pounds luuditoiluin WMlnotluy afternocm. , Nra. WlUkiia rOnllt,;Mpi. W. P. Mohr iind Mm. E. IK Klrby will be bOHteart to the Woinon'a UUUtf cIomi at the PrcHbytertan church at the home of Mrn. Condtt, l$04.Ht'cbnd Htrut, tomorrow aftt-rnoon. , ; : ' Tlo LovaI '-'Hlatcra of the Chrl Itun rhurch will iut-ot at the homo of Mrx. Junu'M lioiiKh, 1803 Adama uvi'iiuo, Wfdnt'sdny ' afternoon - at 3:10 o'clock ith Mra, Kurl HoukU und Mra. A. K. Vo.'la axHtstant hoat owM'H, All mt" labors uro conltally Ihvllod. .'- . . ' The Women's Mttmlonary eoclety of tho: Lulhoran church will mt at the homo of (Mh., John J-otlft, I3(r. Fourth Btm't. WiMlnrsdayuft-. crnuon nt 8 o'cloch. - s -; - . - : 1h. llfiiirnl A 1.1 nf ihn XIolliniliKt nOnLMpopal church will m't Wiid- nwday ai'tornoon nt s:50 o clock, at tlio homo of Mrs, U a Hanfonl. l:in4 Sixth Htrect. All hummIhtm ar urK'd to h prHonl, , ; .s '-':, The 1 4i dies' Auxlllnry to tho nro Ihcrhooil of Itallway Trainman wilt im! In'rcRiilar (jhhIo thlri tvo nliitf at 7:S 0'otocU ut Katrl1 hall. Thcro wfll ho Initiation followed hv the Hervlnp of r'tr8htncn(H. The Garden KUKI VOIt I.AWN OS ' .'. TIIK l.i:Vr:ii . i - It Is surprising how u lawn that you left lust fall IIS level us a Ulble has .develapml ylr.presslons over winter. Kvon tlifc iest of them do tl und whero there wus a smooth shining hedsprejid of snow Vurly In the 'winter ihoniolthitf In! ifprlnx shows that there are puddles here and there. -' ' 'f ' Tho settlement of the soil' after tho hpavlriic of winter thawiPK.und frc.eslnK Is to blamo for some of It. Then, loo, It Is liiiposslhui to pro' duco an exactly iinlforin. density and lexturo of soil ' iltid for, a 'few years after the luwir.ls made llfese sinull depressions will occur., und '.will liavu to ho remedied. . Sonic of lliese muy be remedied by., tho use- of the lu.wn rulle'i; hul'do not usit the. roller when me sou is so wet us to bu- muddy and euslly yleldintf. This la likely lo Inereuse the difilculiy. t. - ' 1 ' The beat, method Is to wheel u barrow of- new soil to the lawn und fill In the depressions, uilillnir fer tiliser and Hei clInK', und then apply tho roller to brinir It to u level with lis . surroundiiiffH. , Tills sprluit pulchliiK needs unniial care uultll tho soil Is thoro'uirhly euUbllsheil. . . r'Cut, wutered, uud rolled for UvO years," Is an Kngllsli luwu motto. It oimht to bo a good lawn after ul Unit. . We cun do it. In , three 'years. with Kood Krass seed,' K004 preparation of the soli In tho way ' of piilverlsliiB, leveling and adding fertllizlim-. The cuttlnir und rolllnic Is merely Incidental the inalnlellf unno part of lt. ' i t. V JAll"Vin'il to. imisnils.itoiit the, gruss is a (ilant 1 and that It needs I he same ultenllou us mat other plant lo do Ith best, It must huvo rertlllty, molstuni, and ' cut ling. The best fertilizer for grus Is one that will maintain u porous surface, und give .the required fqod. There Is no one . slandard, staple fertilizer for grass. The-; fertiliser For Sale llj MS Vest Pocket Kodak Model B It ha, the picture. niaJilnt ability, convenience and vim pllcliy you wanL (a ahort. It's really a Koduk or riclurcs 1 ft K 2 54 Inches. . Tome In and try ono In YOI'K pocket, i We'll he glad lo sUovr It to yoiL i TMwndaIWi ftnMJnff, Red Cross ' Dru Store if mi I IT SLIPS SNUGLY .11 ' INTO THB POCKBT," I I in play 'SO MUCH TALK' WASIUNOTON. Mar. Id. (AD "Ashes of Jove," the t'oiinless uf I'athosrt's pluy, basi d 011 her fioulli African elopement with the Karl of Craven,, was, prewmted slmultan ausly last night In - Ijindon und Washington,. censored in l.ondoii' hut so far a ran lietleurned, un touched by the hluo iiuiicll here, when Ino efforts to bur I lie count ess became, of mural liirpllude" orlglnateil, '' : l.ondon dispatches said the pluy, rewritten ito prvnit reflection upon the ,erl, llioved thii uudleiice to laughter (II lh.li midst of scenes supposed to h serious; the unex liurgate4 versloli herewith tho countess leading tho cast, prom pl ed onu newspupes critic to sjy that 'u drama, It was Just',' so much talk, and then more talH." lilstlnguishiul Wushliigtonlans, mcmhers of the diplomullc and congressional W'ts, vlewei) the play, lint their -reaction In- It were not jllvulged. ;i ' "'; ' . ' The dndlrtiee licre . espeiienced the novelty of listening to 11 plea f'rom Hie stage .thltt It and Ihe crit ics he. kind to the play and lis star. The plea was iiiode by tleorge .Vi vian, t he ''director,' all er-the'-news-paperiiien, 4t , first advised they could' riot -m.'C; the' sliow,, wee ad mitted when one of them suggested thai 11 court snjt might be resorted lo. , The Play .Vivian explained, was hitcndd..to be more narrative than drama and, he suggested thai com iiion hospitality toward the conn less was (o lio cxpec'led'of Ihe au dience. ' ' '; ' reuulriMl deliehds Ulldn the kind of soil' and tho kind of grass. A good dealer will loll you. Dry soil needs a polash fertilizer MniMi u,n.nro HUelv'to need phos phate fertilisers -und nitrogen Is al vvays an cssmllul, , ' ' , i ! Husband are people who not so silly boforo company. , , '"! riihllc opinion has II that public opinion han't It. ,' ' ' AHats uc wjfkittuliip. , IJj Mjh'M - t , .- s,-- . .' I i '" " -ga . '1 1M -A W5J I WIT FREE DEMONSTRATION EASTERN OREGON LIGHT & POWER CO. It Is True-- ','.,'-..''. . - ' ' . i There is no sul)stitute for good butter. Do not he mlnlead. Use a good grade of but terthe brand is MEADOW HARVEST. MEADOW HARVEST BUTTER is made light, sold right and is a part of eveiy good meal. ' Manufactured and sold to dealers by Union Creamery Company ' . 1112 Jefferson Avenue ' La Grande, Oregon. , '. Phone Main 122 Victory. Smile ; 1 If If E Suzanne . luiKlen, flower em howered. smiles over her victory In her recent Cannes (Kranee)' tennis chith with Itelen Wills. Illy Utep .Mary) Itreakfasl Stexvel dried peach e,: cereal, lh tit ereuin, Kreneh leusl, sirup, milk, coffetv"- liiuichetin KjfKs ln potato rases, raisin biown bread ami :. butter Hjiudwh'lies, sealHiped bananas and apples, milk, lea, u .' t. Dinner Lamb slew with veije tubles, creaiiHd celury. HtuflVU prime salud, Rraham bread, crisp nut cookies, milk, coffee. ' No dessert is planned for dinner since (lie salad is mure or less of a combination t dessert and salad. Canned fruit, can be served - with Ihe cookies if wanted, hut la not WAanKre f Oul- standing Advantages Sister Mary Says: : . 1 i No wear on clothes;, Simple easy to under stand; Quiet; All-metal wringer; s,; Wash and wring at same time; No heavy parts to lift; Washes heaviest and most delicate clothing equal ly well. . I Smart niwcsaury ua tlio meal Is well bal- Mliccil. . , - ' hnioWil IMiiaiuu ami Applm V'our tu rt uiich, 3 biinunuH. 1 liiinon, 14 cyt aiiKUC S litblcsiioons liulier, Vt cup IioIIIiik water. 1 onp lirenil crumbs front soft part' -of lour. , . Tare, iinartcr aljd corn npiiles. Cut In thin slices and sprinkle with lemon Juice. I'nt a thin layer of crumbs Into a well buttered luk- liiK Ulsli. Add a : ISyer of apples cover wlt-h a layer of - bananna cut In thin slices. , Sprinkle with auirar and dot .with. bl 0( huller. Add anolhsc lay.vr (,rruinba, fruit und aitaaoninKa nnu rouiinue lay'r ivr liiycf until all la used. 'Jim tust layer should be Of' crumbs, four over holllnir witter, cavor.dlsh and bulie thirty tnlnlitea In a hot oven, Heiuovo' cover und buke ton tnln- utea lonser lo crisp Iho crumbs on lop, Heryo warm with creum. - I Y JL ''. jfif vAs- X ., v f'''viM"I nm ri;. iN '! I ' ' i.v.:,;.;:',,:.- YOURbetterjudgmcntwillellybu that good food tender, delicious, free from grease is the most wholesome and digestible. N ' Use Mazola for frying. Your palate, your digestion and your common sense will tell you. that for perfect, ' greaseless frying there is nothing to equal Mazola. )'. After using Maxola Jor jrying, t'tmpty .a ml MM . . ' ''J '' -' i'4' Sport That are really most unusual HERE are-coats in every wanted fabric, in every fashionable color, the full swing Jenny coat, the modified swing Dre- roll mat. th half-heltMl Patnu roat lh masterfully tailored Conde coat: stvlei that ''- ' i i- meet the last dictates soeak chic and vouth. Truly, the values represent a decided saving. The assortment is large. We urge an, early selection. Wush Tan, Cornlche Blue, Cinderella Rose and Honeycomb Tan LADIES REAOY AND MIWUNWY V I , ,i v : i 1IB ATW TOO MVCH. NKW Y.OHK Mulrtln Abrahuiw, 1 3, who welKha) 175, must bo care ful or his appetite herearter. After eatlntf 2 worth at a popular priced cafeteria, he told Ihe. cashier he hud no money and was arrested, but let oft with advice. Credit ; ; CAtitVS Ko bfei; J 1 1 U :' (! ' ... '.' c , ; v. f ,H-H:i ; strain ana ute trie tame mazoia again. . Mazola doe not carry odor or JLavort jrom onejood to another. i . ! . Coatc 1 50 ' ' , ot Paris that be i ' , ; , . v - TO - WEM bACUEIXH'H HEAVEN., v' BOISK. Mar. It. AP). Ow. heo- county. Idaho, haa a rcord which commends It , to the Con firmed , bachelors. Irt four years only two- marrlaite llcenaea av been recorded In the COUBty, ktch haa a population o( 4,i, i ( ... ;. i ' t- - I-- .tmmmmmmmmm i