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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (March 22, 1926)
Monday, March 22. itRW. Eft -GRANDE EVENING OBSERVH NEWSbfSOCETY Husbands of Club Members Entertain rluturdny evening the ladles , 0r the Tuesday llrldge rluti wero en. tcrtalncd at dinner by their. hua hands at the I'nlnn hotel, "tyo in. HUH were decorated-, with lovely houriucts of spring flowers unci lighted candles. An excellent din: ncr was served wttlr covers hi Id for twenty. Kach lady of the party wan presented wnii n i.iniMirul corsage of sweetpcas. v allowing dinner tho party ad, journed tQ tho home, of Mr. anil l i-M. V. ( Fromun'herc, where five tallies of bridge were nminged. Mr KM. I Mrs. W. '. lii-ws won hkh ficorcH, W. R. C. Observe 33rd Anniversary Tlw thlrly-thiril anniversary or the orgnnl-utloif of Oliver 1. Mor ion Keller Corps N'o. 37 was oli (ierved .Saturday wllli a pot lurk dinner at the K. 1'., hull at noon: Hlxl.v-flve menihers unit friends of the chuplir,,includlllr Hewral rhnr 1er menihers, were present. . A ape rial feature of -the- dinner "was a ,lrilnlny- cake, deeor.tted wllh the milium "W. It. ('." and hearing Ihlrty-ihren lighted candles.' Dur ing the dinner the Uev. II. W. 1'ar- ,of the Methodist ..l-.'piscopal church Rave the address and the Ttcv. c. V. IMinii, ot the Christian enureii, oiiereu prayer. . ,. After the dinner the regular busi ness meeting of Ihe relief corps was held.' presided over by the presi dent, -Mrs, Is.iura llrutlcn. I-'our new- members were -Initiated.- . - Grade School Team Guest at Party' , j The championship grade 80J106I boys' basketball team, that of Hl voriu school, was 'ontorlntiicd atii delightful parly 1-Yiday evening ut tint homo of Mrs. O. M. Pierce, 211B KhKi slreet, by Mm. 1 Me ice . and CMrs. I - Huiis. who hud promised tin boys a party. if they won the. championship. Klght boyH, mem bers of iho team anil 1 holr substi tutes, attended the. party ouoh In viting u girl. ' : The T'loroe htfrne was prettily decorated for tho occasion with bouquets of spring flowers. After enjoying games for several IVburs delicious refreshments were served at 10 o'clock. Make Plans for Dancing Party .v riant urn bcinir-mado for n danc-j injC pprly to io p1vn, Friday c'vo-j iinfr, ;Mhtoh- 2,' in thof KlkH' bajl ' roia for tho Vn pooplo oC tho community. V Th. party Is belnff spoiiHorod-by u t'ominlttoc f ladlis consisting of Mr. A. .T. Hlanpo, Mrs. (i. J I.ariHon, Mrs. llarlcy 7). I fimith. Mis. rolon lt, Kburuu,d and itlrs. It. J. KJtclH-n. ' ' ....1 ; ; All hiKh srltool Hindi-ills and ; tf-achcrs in tho schools hero, stu dents homo from collcpo for tho spring vacation and otlur young pfopU; or tho community ure In vltod. lancinff wilt bORln flt 9 o'clock and continuo until 12. A gooil orotii'stra hns boon secured to play for tho dance P. E. O. ChapteV Meets At Island City The afternoon's program was In eliorge of Mrs. Initio McKennon Friday when. Cildpter I, P. K. O., ,. n m, i,nlnn r Mm. r. It Itl.l. well at Islnnd City. Mrs. McKen- non talked on the French poet, Francois Villon. Her paper, deal- Drastic Disposal Sale : Continues 100 NEW DRESSES Just Received For matron and r maid. 50 NEW HATS $3.95 to $7.50 Dress ; I Hats and small Cmsh Hats all cheaper than ' elsewhere. VALLING'S Minerva Says SPUNTEX Hosiery Guar, anteed. It has th soft lus ter anil elasticity of all-sllk. Full service weight. Extra fine gauge. Full boot. Double, ro-inforced aolp, hel and toe. Soft mercerized llsie fltre Aofi with ruh-slop. Form-shaped anklfl artil tap ered leg with fashion marks. !4 color In slock. , Try to. lilt? at l.00 per pair. OtH 'em at $1.2., 1.50 and .. THE BOOTERY Sole Ag'nts ' For SPl'NTEX Hosiery VALLING'S Nifty Nightie llll . long-sleeved nightgown of era 6t bin with tailored collar d euffl (oftened with Insertion ot lac. lii with tills famous poet,' was ex tremely well thought out. . . Ijiter In the afternoon tho hosl- es(i served refreshments, assisted by Mrs. Icls Itlokland. Luther League v Meets at Church i ' : ; ' The regular business and tsoctal meeting' of the I,uther league of the Lutheran church was held Friday evening In. the community room of tne , churcli with about SO young people In attendance. Misses Anna and l.lna 1oites were hostesses for thei evening und the meeting was In ilhc form, of a, .SI. Patrick's day party. -.Kveryone present wore Fometliiiig green and an Irish pro gram was given., . Following the program refresh ments were 'served. . ,- 1 ','. Mrs. Wlnburh Hostess To Church Society The Women's Missionary socltty of the Methodist Kplscopal church .louth 'met Thursday- afternoon at the home of Mrs. Walter Wlnburn. The subject for study, ".lupan Mis sions mid Immigration," was dls enpsed with' every member taking part. . After the program a social hour was enjoyed, during which lime re freshments were served : by the hostess,:; assisted by . Mm. W. II. Stunner. Und Mrs? J. j A. Hall. FourVI Club in ' ' Social Session " 4 Fourteen, girls , ,woro prosent .Thurailiijy eyoniiiK when Miss Vlvitr lyn Pillion was hostess to tho Kauri' iM club, -.A part of tho .evening' was spent sewing nftor which dnnc- trilf wuh enjoyed.- Heforn ndjourn ment a- delicious two-course lunch eon waa served by tho hostess. . Lodge Women 4 Are Entertained . The IjiiIIos of MooSehoart lyfflon mot at tho home of MrnvM. K. Al port Thursday afternoon. Gamp wure enjoyed during- the first ptirt of the afternoon with Mrs. Collins winning tho first prize and Mrs. Wallace Cans the second prize. Be sides tho twenty .members present there was one visitor. ; After the Ramos the (?ues( were seated at a table prettily decorated with IlKhted candles, where de licious refreshments were served by the hostosrt assisted by Mrs. KnlKhl. B. B. Club Toasts . Marshmallows , ...Misses 1,11a nnd; Mae. Hean were hostesses to the B.' B. club Thurs day evening. Seven girls were present and an enj6yable time was rpent dancing and visiting while they toasted .niarshmallowH over tho open fire, place. At an ap propriate hour refreshments' wero served by the young hostesses.- Plans were made for a slumber parly to bb given soon. , :". . '. Mrs. Daugherty Entertains Class ! The Wesley "Win One" young people's class- Of the South Meth odist Kplspbcal Kunilay school, with W. fl. Sturmer as teacher, was en tertained Friday evening at the ihomo ot Mr. Daugherty. Twenty ! people wero present and an enjoy iable evening was spent at games. I At a late hour refreshments were served. Junior Matrons Class Oriranized The Junioi' Matrons' Sunday school das otthc Christian church met Friday evening at the home ' or Mrs. Al Herman for tho purpose lot organization. After a short busi ness session the remainder of the I evening wa enjoyed socially, arter which the hostess served refresh 'nients. . ' Cove (Special j-'-M'r. A. 11. Or ion waa hostess lo the Young Ma trons" Ilridge club Saturday after noon. 1 Iuncheon was served fol lowing the guinea. Those preseut were Mrs. T. It. Conklln. Mr. F. Miller, Sirs. Lynn Chadwlck, Mrs. J. Miller. Mis Besa Kelly, Mrs. William Hallmark and Miss Doro thy Bean. KtTIHLS IKOM ARMY. ' PAN FRANCISCO. Mujor Gen eral Charles T. Menoher, coin man. lint irene ml of the Ninth corps area,, retires from active service today ner years on me dive list. lie will make Ills home in Washington,, D. C Acnontf the ttalnm whkk com to those who wait l spring fever. Announcement! - ' Social aunouareraral niar b awMed la Uila eohrma free at chance. Any unoantwmrM per talnlng In any ftuuitons such aa oaokrti hioil sales, c., wtM In nfnseil. AnnoMnomKnia, lo he prtmiMl the mm day, ms4 be In xoi'Mr editor's liar Is b t:utf o'clouk.- News edttur'a twto. The Island City IjkIIis' Aid will have an all ilay meeting Thursday at Ihe homo of Mrs. w. W. Wadu. , , ' . Oliver. P. Morion Relief Corps No. a? will hold a tea. tomorrow, after noon ut the home of Mrtk'ltarry Turner, 1102 Washington avenue. All Interested tire Invited to attend. ' , 'tUn Women's lllbie sl"W' class will meet tomorrow afternoon at 2:0 o'clock In the Neighborhood club roams. The Bible subject will be "The Mlraelo at the Pool of Hithseila." There will also, be eorresiionilence study und memory verse,. , Heading of llasll- King's book, '"rh lllbie : and , Common Sense" will he eonllhue.l. - . . . The Parkdaln club will meet at the home of Mrs." Will Anson In Fruitdale Wednesday afternoon, March Si. .Sirs. Carl Cook wltl be assistant . hostess. ' . ... r. ... The Degree of Honor Protective association will rieet In regular ses-': slon.- Tuesday evening nt;7-o'clock, Alarch 23 ul the Kuglea hull. All ofrieers and members are: request ed ,tO: be. present.. er., .,',-, .! ..7 Sister Mary' Says: (lly sister Alary) v UreaKfasI Cunnod nnrs, er eal, thin cream, cnniined dried. beef wllli, rice, grahnnj toast, milk,1 cof fee. . ' . litinohoon flplit pea soup, crou tom' fruit puff puddinx-, milk. tea. Ulntior Jtroiled sirloin .'Steak, I'Vonch fried .'potatoes, best Kroens, IH'ucIt satitil, iiianlo mousse. spoiiKV eake, .wholu. wheat brt'ud," milk, eol'fee. v ' -. t The peacn salad is a variation of that NOld . sttiiiilhy of a - plneupplo salud.. Jnstea'd of filling lh cavity or thn pineapple, slice with 'crentn ohecsu combined with Jiuls a peach is used and a ball of the. cheeso mixturfl' placed in tho cavity where the stom- was reiuoved. ' Tho fruit of course should be well chilled be fore stuffing und a light -well -seu-Honod-Bulad dressltiK used to musk the peach. ' . - CivaiitiHl Dried nect Itlco '.. One-fourth pound dried bef,' labli'spoons luittor, - 2 tablespoons flour, 1 Mi cups milk,-2 tablespoons Ignited choose,- ley spoon pepper, (2 hard cooked ckks, 1? cups -bolted rice:,' '.....',;','.,.;.(." ' :' ' Melt butter in fryiiif? pan.- Add dried beef pulled Into small pieces and cook until the edgrs- frluxle. Sift flour over meat und stir wlth-u fork until perfectly blended.' Hlowly add milk, stirring constantly. Add cheese, and cook until-choeso . Is melted. Add chopped white 'of eKK. l'our this mixture over hot bolted rice arranged on a hot plat- ter. ftprinklu with, yolks of. e.u-gs rubbed titrough a rleor. The Garden maiuxo oct mm Vj.:grtai.le " ' IJfiT. .... What kind of a vegetable ;gardon do you want? , That Lm the main item to decide - before 'ordering seeds. Most people bavo their par- Social News Bananas? Scullions? Long In land potatoes? Mrs. Oeer Oard ner. New York society woman, Is selling them here for sweet charity sake. Roclety took over a chain of New York grocerlea for a day to Urnerit a neiirolorl cal Institute. . '. Itl I.I' l I V, MM, . t It Sisters Tied in Ooldle Sullivan (left) and her sister. Lo Angele. Caltr., entered a beauty . .: the same number of tlculrffr -IlkoM nnd - dislikes and If they followed' stereotyped iidvloo lo grow a baluneed vegetable gar don -there -'will be poiilons of Iho crop. apt portlculurly wanted. Homo times a gardener : overruns him self with aummer 8iuash.jor string boons. The Idea Is .to pick the vegetables you like best und grow only these If your spucn is limited. A salud and green gurdeti .is a favorite with many suburban dwell-, era. They can buy the root crops in the market very readily. Kor this garden needs of peppers, to Imatoes, lettucokund cucumbers will j be, wanted for sulnds. CiUibugn for both greens and salads, spinach. New Zealand spinach, Hwlss chard, beets and kale, for an-all-season supply of greens and endive, both the broud-leaved,-curly and French for. late full and winter salads. Celery is an excellent crop to put la after tho spinach. , -Tho Chinese cubbage, or' its It Is usunlly culled, tho celery cabbage,; should surely ho included, fur late full salads or greens. It is really, an overgrown mustard und not a cabbage ut ull. J.ove.rs ?f green peas should spe claltxe In earliest of all, the round seeded type such as Alaska, the early, mid-early, and late for suc cession und a row of some of the mammoth tall growing varieties. Kvory catalogue now gives a finu selection.. ', . , ' Ioverai of I.lma benns ought to be getting poles ready and starting the seeds. either In. the house or, in the frame the lust of the month. Gardeners who want a full supply of llmuMi now plant, them Indoors and transplant ,to got full .crops. They must bo plimled eyo down et)ier indoors or outdoors to tit; sure of germination. . , i Now is the., time to decide what the family wonts most in. the fresh vegetable line this summer and look over the lists and select. This Is the. paper, gardening .season. , - VKACIIKS MV'ST IIK VrtlK ATLANTIC fITV. N. J. Here after beauties participating in tho annual pageant must bear rood reputations. A Iho they must be unmarried and Jietween tho ages of 10 and as. filuge, und screen per formers und artists models nro barred. We all know exactly what wo wouid do If we were someone else. Watch Your Frail, Puny Child Grow Strong. . Take on Weight In just ' ft Tew duys-wjulckor than yotf tjvor dreamt of these wonderful flesh making tablets called MoOoy's Tod l.ivot Oil fotn' pound Tablets will "tart, lo ln-Ip uuy ' weuk. -tljd, utid.er-noitrlHh-.il little one. After sickhoss and where rickets are suspected they tiro Kspeclally valuable. No need to give them any more nasty Cod l.tvnr Oti these tablets are made to take' thn place of that good but evil simdl ing, stomach upsetting medicine and they surely do It. They do put on flesh. Ask it.;d Cross Irug Store, Glass Drugs, or any 'druggist for McCoy's- Cod idvor Oil Compound Tablets us easy (o take as candy and not at all expensive CO tab. lets CO cents. Be sure und get McCoy's, the original and genuine und give tho child a chance for 30 days. lr you aren't delighted villi results Just get your money . back, Adv. FOR CLEANING UP And Gardening GARDEN RAKES . hoes ; t - LAWN RAKES GARDEN SEEDERS AND HAND PLOWS F. L LILLY Hardware . Main 85 ) " J y r vs ( I'll 1 1 ' ; (? 1 j t Beauty Contest Opal (right), telephone operators in eoniesi together. Kuch one received vote a. the prettiest; , MIDDLE WESTERN FARMERS HOPEFUL MJT UNCONVINCED : PHIOAOO, Mar. .22. (AD The Mil Mir Wesi hopes the calendar is right, that an .eagerly u waited spring has really arrived. Officially IT the red figures on a calendar might ' bo considered orricluls , old man winter has now passed on to his reward und flapper spring-has been holding Iho weather scepter for several hours. Hut - middle weslernors huvo seen winters puss and other springs come und .they tire skeptical, ('oifsequoiitly, today most of the corn Itoil is casting a watchful, suspicious eye on the sky, . , The corn belt wonders If the old lion hi nih ruin will hold true this your, it. the 'remaining days' of March will he mild und tame. . An early spring Is not necessary to raise the enthusiasm of average farmers. WhaL he most desires are suc cessive lays of spring weather once Kiiig Winter Is driven . froiti ' the tiirone; early or lute spring which bring sudden, cold snaps und kill ing frosts are the drend of the farmer. -after school! Woneymaid r-r- Radi 10 . TtlKMItAY. MAIICH IS. Mimimimii TIiihi siMhm. CNHR, 1 leg In, I'M. (4T4HI (MUkc), i r. m , studio concert pro grarai -, 'i . Kl-'AI', IVot-c .lilahet (SSO.tm. I07UIU'), V:S0 p. m., children' pro. gram, Margan.L.Cuunlngham; 8-111. program. 1 . . -v kl'W.I, Ogilis,. I'tah. !!M-.m- 1 1 soke), 4-6 p. m.. organ recital, Pwamount theater; Cti, Ogden liudlo dealers progrula. ,' KFIF, rekmlo NpHiigs, Colo. (.IVOm-I.OOki'), :S0 p. in., tillf rord Brown. Wa Webber.-Allen Mathle. Kenneth Brown, quartet; Mury Smith, soprano; Daisy Ann Thompson, cantrnlto; Bennle Wreath,, violinist; I'Vunce.n Curtla, pianist. . f,r ;.'. '-i ,, v .t,i',-,-. ; KOA, ' neiM-er, Com. 3ia.4n. O.HUki ), 13:18 p. ni., lltaito theater ' Credit CA RR 9S No Interest l i f. l. FREE DE1VI0NSTRATI0N EASTERN OREGON LIGHT & CO. flll,.'lj' almill . Mrs. Jack such a People were jealous of her invitations. Her little informal after noon's were as eagerly sought as big, formal evenings. - Hera was the . secret of entertaining ' well---of saving . and "doing and serving just the right thing always. , f Those fortunate women who may be called perfect hostesses are becoming : more and more numerous every day. You no longer find them only in the ranks of wealth but every day in every society. Advertising keeps these women ahead Of the commonplace. The advertisements tell them what is new what is mpst de lightful to serve and what to do. Above all, the advertisements tell how to accomplish much on little money how to buy wisely and profitably. . ' ' i I ' '.' ' ' Advertisements are a directory of the better things in life. Read them to know where and what to buy. ' TO BUY ADVERTISED GOODS IS TO PROFIT BY THE EXPERIENCE OF THE BEST INFORMED. organ recital, Marjort Nash; (:t0, Hrow 1'alacc string rcheatr. - . - ..... , : ; i Farlflo Time MMMa. CNKV, Vwvouver, Cm. (WI.IM. rSMko), 3:10 p. m., aatll keo gram; : SO, Anthony Vail. Har old turner, HawaiUvn gulturlsl; John Terhtfnd. tefidM 0;l, Can; aret Belmmt orcheatra,; Hebe MuU r, aoprano. . . ' KFI, I4M AatHt rat, (41na MUke). 6:S0-4 p. m Cnartes Beailchamp, tenor; I, nightly do ing.; :0, Tt isscket prvgraan: :45. Radiotorlal period; 1-S. Mace rniialei-'a-t, rXireen-AMM' inatra mental quartet. Virgin I rwferl, soloist; ill, Lula ' Kloa trt; harp, fella and vtalla; 10-11. Pack ard baiiM hour of papular on hit. ; KFOA, Soaitle. Wash. (4ft4.tm IM(ilw). l.:0-t:.0 p. m.. Kiwanla ol ub program: 6:1 5-6: SO, Around the Towne. KFOA) 1-1:16, Olympic Cnlpet Ueflnlng compahy. VwAUHUl Out- stscdisi No wear on ckrUvM; SimpIe---My to tmdi stand; Quiet; All-metal wringer -Wash and wrinf at mum . timet.'- ;" No heavy parta to Eft Washes hearieat and Btoirt ; delicate emhlng e4nai- . , ly welL . Alden was woman 3 v- . For Spring ONYX -ROLLINS ; TRIPLE-A In all the newest Shades ' $1.00 to $2.75 Putmdn-p ReadyTo-Wear &: Our phlioophy is that the wartd enda every night and trt , eat new again every morning. ' '. v il!J.ii:ii I Sal r :lllllK'- AVItiu
