La Grande evening observer., March 23, 1926, Image 3

Tuesday March 23t 192(5.
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NLW5otSOCETY
Miss Dahlstrom,
Mr. Adams Married
; With only members of llin fain.
' iy present Miss Kredra Jutlatr.om
unit Xlvaron Adams wero' married
Sunday .morning ut :!lu o'clock at
the home or the bride's mother,
Mrs. J. M. Grant. The ceremony
Wa.- performed !' lllshop . tlrnnt'
icaii,"brother-ln-liiw of the bride,
who was' attended ly i,0r sister,
Mrs. lrrtnt Hcnn. .- Mr.-Adams wait
accompanied by hla brother, Cleorgc
Adams, i . ' '
others present for (he wedding
were Mishap and Mm. Louis Adams,
father anil mother of llie groom,
Mrs. Uriinl. mother of I ho bride.
c Adams, Miss Irene l;ihtitrom
and l. Sumunjsoit.- , - .;;.-.-.....
Tin' happy younir couple,, left pn
tli! )U:D o'clock, train, the. .satin
manikin? for, un extended' . lujney.
liiooni trip-. In' r Idu jio, yc.re, -they
ii i n V iociito. '. T-i--
Miss liuttlstrom tin many friends
Jiori'i She In n gnuluulc of Ihe local
lilKli school and has made this city
licr liomt' for several years. Mr.
Adams bus lived In I Or:indc for
about u year and n half. ,
Mr. and Mrs. .Geddes f;
Return to Nampa
Mr. und Mr. CirantCioddcH liavp ',', . , , ' ,
rcuincd to tea,,,,.. Idaho gSR?" ,n """ V'"''1""1
thiy will iiiiikc'lhcir home after til. n-i,.. '. ' ', .' , .. . '
honeymoon triple r.rtl.I.CThv?rTM ." T
spent the week end In U. Clrande'- Tm "T
WI1H M,-;,U..dd..H mother.. Mr. ' ,7. A""U ' "V'
.. . .. i.. i.i.,u ,...,, . i . t. ' Hl'if piano ;U'('011linlll a. They
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(Irnlit Goddi'S nnd -Mian Nona
JaroliMiMi wor" iniii-rlcd WcdnoHilay
llHKh 1-lalo, proHldi-nt of .tho IIoIko
Htnlto of Ihn Lnjlrr luiy HalntH
rluirt-li. f JaroiiHon'M homo Is
... H-.. ....... ' I.1..1.V .in. I II.
it, . nun ,
city his home. .
Miss Jacobsen Is a prominent
young woman or iN-iinpn. wuiere siic
lids been employed us stenographer
nnd bookkeeper for
the
jeiiKiiiii
t:retnnery coiupany.
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prlsed them with a clmi'lvai'l party,
nt , which time they, wera.r pulled
tliriniK'li the main strec
clly's cart.
.
Local Couple
Married Here
in the.
l.t.u li.-t-n enniii-nLcil -wiLli llie T'n. I - .. . . T. ' ... .... 7 " ' ... u-j....... i
, v .. -.iior-iie-:memiicrs or ine ioiee,ib'ieaniiwiciie.i.,iMikcil rhubarji.. plain r uimh mihmiuih, u i"m-
rifle 1-rult Kxpross company tljvro n,J. Iul eomnllltee. headed, l,v cuHej.'inlllf. t.-iu ,' '. '' ;i.i' .fiUBHIi" ilollur wisely, and modern
for some time. He Is a grwluati iof Slurry Hornnun. Mndsay's rive-I Dinner Htul'red-cntr'k. hen'rt lMI,,1""lr'"!l methods, applied to the
llie 1 Grande high , seliool.ond.rie- lnht00 orchestra Vmnlshed the , inu-, Hteaimal' rice carrot". tli(osle:(nous,"ol'!-; She-was thorough In
lore going to Juhpa mado;rthls sin iinilidnnelnu- wsa erilovml from stuffed iCh-tv mnniw nLi..-.i...'..i.i"lher'koi-k,:fQr which she bus been
' Miss Kvelyn Smith anil! JAnleS,!"".0.1 uuies oi mo , i.iyuerun
Macl'herson, both of this city, were -church at her home on Second
Miiletlv married yesterday afternoon street, l-'rlday arternoon with a
at 1 o'clock ut tho parsonage of the shower for Mrs. J. Charles Ward.
liaptist church, with tho llev. The rooms were prettily decorated
tleorirn A i'ollard officiating. The .wllh rf"d carnations. After a.social
. .. ... .... I.nni- ,l.,llr.lntu rof ,-owlt n,,.nl u wi-f.
llliue wns utlenileu ny ner iwo sis -
lers, ins. ( naues i.aiuii r anu miss
Kiln. Smith, and Miss lllaiicho Han -
sen. Only linmcdlulu friends wero
Jiri-sent
"Miss Smith nnd Mr. MnrPhcrson
are well known here having lived
In lt Grande for a number of
vears. Tlli-y lert last lllgnt rur
Portland and other points In-West
i-rn Oregon on it honeymoon' trip
which will last about two weeks
after which they will return to
Grande to make their bom.
Girl Violinists
Play at Baker
Little Alice Jeauetto and Maellz.
nbelh Cooper, young violinists of
this city, went lo lluker Sunday to
take part in the nurses' graduation
' . r.. i..tl....,.41.'a kncntll
exercises at St. Kllzabeth's hospital
Sunday afternoon. The little alrls
Drastic Disposal Sale .
Continues .
100 NEW DRESSES
' . Just Received
For .matron and maid.
50 NEW HATS i
$3.95 to $7.50 Dress
: Hats and small Crush
Hats all cheaper than
elsewhere.
WALLING'S
Minerva
Says-
I Wc have Just received by
express today, for the men
who want high-grade Dre:is
Oxfords. Just Wright Arch
Preservers in tan calf Ual.
Also In black kid Ulucher.
These are the. shoes for peo
ple whose fcil burn and
ache. They relievo all pain
of arch trouble and ore snug
fitting at tho heel, as they
are made on a combination
lust. Itemenilier, ask for
Just Wrlgjit Arch Preservers.
THE B00TERY
' Wc Fit Them Properly
WAlliNG'S
II
II!
in 1
Green
Thu wide brimmed hat la of brighl
Toon straw trimmed with a flat con.
'entlonal flower of whlto feathers,
itttllned with painted edge of sold,
rhe fcilm, short at the back, Is ttaccJ
: ' with whit taffeta. '
-wore.
- (.lUtTLautml,, Hi
'my whllo there.
it. ,Kraiuls
,.,!
I Elks Entertain at
Old-Time Dance
Approximately sixty couples at-1
Icn.l.l Ihn nl.ltl...n .A i.'.nn I.
' '
llie l-.tks linll rnmn hint evening
U iinllr 12' o'clock. At about 10:30
o'clock refreshments were served
i: fiir. rtn,,iii ; ,..i,t,.
i,r, jr. iinrrinan. 1
O. Muiclllson. Claude Mackey
and Jess Andrews.
-juo r.oniniiuofl nnnoiinred, nn-
' otl,01. 01- ,,, ,,,.!,. ot ,,,,,, to
i,e given at tho lemiila next Mon.
I Tlio comniltlcfl nnnoiinred
ftlliy evenlnty, March .9.
Shower Compliments
Mrs. Ward
Mrs. Kra-nk
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:'" a rcu anu wane roier-arminc.
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j Tnlon ..(Special) . Wednesday
evenliiK- of last wecik llm '-'social
committee of the Helicknh. lodge
entertained, ot a blrtlniay -bamtuet.
- . i--ouowuir ine rt-KUiai- minui,-H ,-
slon the entertainment committee
took charge. Games were cspecial-:jH''v''r''"
ly 'arrange for the cliihlreh-' and
the women spent the evening Visit
ing. .
Al an appropriate hour everyone,
was called to the dining room.' The
members hnvinpr birthdays In the
month of March furnished the re
freshmejits. Covers were laid for
nbouf. seventy-five.. Plueo cards
and decorations were In keeping
wllh St. Patrick's day. .
Pnlon (Special) Miss Alice Cad
well 'entertained tho ladles' aid of
the 'Tresbyterlnn church InBt Krl-
1 day afternoon. The time was spent.
I socially, after which nanny rein sii-
nieiits were served by Die Hostess.
The Cravens
r
i 2st ;-nsv-
I o,'- - ' '
i: - -lux
1 m,mm
Let Countess Cathrart enjoy New York to her heart' content!
The Earl and Countess of Craven, who lied Gotham when the
Cathcart row ot under way. are happy, enough In Bermuda, as
this" photo at them shows. . - . -.;.' . ,v ' ,
; Annoaneementa
SorW ikHunrnMi may to
prlnird in liln ooluma five at
chantv. Auy asixmsioTrsiu par
Uliiln 10 any tunetsoaa strnh aa
cooked foort aalea, ate will he
WaaMl. AnnHUMmaMa, lo be
prlntt-d the name day, muirt be
In MMikty ailllar's hands bj t:0
o'vluck. News editor Bute,
Hope Chapter.. No. .13. Ordor of
tli KuKtnrn Htar will m-et In revu'
lar monthly bnalncBM and sorlal jt.'
lon Weilnomlay evMilny-'at -the
MiMonia ball. , Mr. f'aril- Ht'rln
onniii, worthy matron, announce
(hut she lias a Hiirprkv In store for
tho niemherH of the ehnpter.. .
'i'lie Missionary society of the
Itaiilbit church will meet Thursday
hit II o'clock at lha. church. Thla
will, bu the final mretlng; before,
ormtnislne; a-new ciiurcji eoclely;. -
i'.' i':, . i'A. !:'''-. . , .' ti
r. : . i. '?.
Tire iWomi;n,s llomo, - Missionary
KOclety or the Methodist Kplscopal
church will' meet at. the home of
Mrs. Un llunford. 104 Sixth streej
tomorrow ufternoon. All membera
f who huvn not yet paid their dues
j are requested to do no at this meet.
1 Inc.- ; '. .' - ' ''
run Purkilale cluUwlll meet toll''1 ho1"' and expectul Ions for the
morrow hftornoon -at the tioituv
Mrs. Will Annon In liul((lnl.
Sister Mary
:f--'-:Saysi'?
(lly Sister .Maryl
nkfnsl TuiiKerlnrs.
llmukfnsl TuiiKerlnrs. . bacon
In cream gravy on toast, bran nnd
nil.l,, .....rrinu . r
' .Wllt.
l.unclieoil TnnMln.l
! dlrtlr, wfiolu whciif - bread,
'coffee. , ...... ,J- . ,
lilc.
which consists! Since children under ten ycaj-a of
Jl. lJrnmwnll, laire should not be alloweil to-eat
the dinner meat a nourlnhlfig des
sert is planned, making thu usual
protein dish or inent'. unnecessary
for them.- .. . . ; . ' ,
j iK-rt-over vegetaiiles are relicat
fed in a cream sauce to -.which
1 cheese Is udded, Tho creamed ve
getable Is served between crisp
jtrlaiiKles or hot toost and a ''tousl- J
I- . -k--iiime iHinunieii -in .iiiu re
lanson entertained suit. .- - -'- ' i "
Tlii slurr.d. calr hekrlj. Is ' a
, savory dish thut is worth . 'trying
.during tho spring months. .
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Rmrfcl Cnlrs Heart
One calf s heart, 14 pound .lean
Vi'lll. 3 Slices liaenil. 4 tiihl.-minnhM
, ..- ,.V. ,
i,,,,.,-u iiumit-y, i leunpuuil IlllllCCU
onion, s egKs suit and pepper. . I
Wash hnart through several wa-
tors and' Temojxiixema nnd art-
cries. Let slami ill fold water to
.more than covr' for tvo ) hours.
Drain and dry. -Put veal and baron
'""""'" .' ."' iooii .cnopper
"'
Mix .with. .' bread
crumbs, -parsley. -onion,'-, salt and
pepper. Very little salt :,- Will be
needed since the bacon '-lav: -salty.
Add eggs and irilx thoroughly. Kill
heart with this forcemeat and sew.
sprinkle Heart with aslt and pep
per, roll In flour.iind brown nulck-
ly on all sides in a not' frying pan.
Put into a deep casserole, add boll-
ing.watj-r to half cover, cover cas
serole closely and cook" two .. and
one-half hours In a Blow oven. Add
more-water If. necessary. . Make.; a
gravy with the lhtiior In tho-cussc-i-ole
and pour over heart on a deep
philter,
. To serve slice down throiifrh !the
heart cross-wise, like a' Jelly -roll.
In. Bermuda
,t.df
110 , BIERS !
l:dlt(r'K Note This' Is the
filial iiKirt or the tlilnl annual
.nwniMiilii conrrrpiiro lichl licru
earlier In the uiutuli.
TI(o followlnlt report :'uf the
hoini'-makers conference was sub-
inlted lo Tim .Observer by Airs. 8.
M. Miller, of Vnlon, cliulrmnn of
thts Kroiip. , . ; '
llie hoiuir-niiiklnir 'division of
the conference was u success fro
the: highest standpoint,' considering:
the proicrum. Tho best authorities
on every subject available,- ,who
wer'n aliio'forrlhle nnd able spenlt
'rs, wero secured for this department.-
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"l)r;'w. ,T. T'hy gave two iIIhchs-
stons on-health.,, They were equal
to-his merit as 'learned und ex-
perlenccd physician, und contained
valuable Instruction for the health
of women and children expeclnlly.
'lr. K. 1'. Ijindls gave u splen.
did' discussion.' on. sanitation Of
schools; It was a talk vibrant with
future-, of'the schools.. -He under
siunus scnQot(. siiuattons ut - the
prusent tlnie, and has his heart In
the work liolh as n member of the
(school board and u physician. -!
"Tlie talk given by Miss Alice
Maniimr.lt. on cblld welfare ' wn's
. f-VC'llfllt . 1,11,1 ' Hll.V-IVA n. t.f.,l.
,lems from the side, of actual ux -
tlils line, it was u credit io her !W,, ":30 P'" mytm-
and lert us all .reeling what, a lcuter organ; 6:80-7, amusement
splendl.MisKct she Is to our conn- Information; 7-8. nvestor. hour
t , . . . , .wtih entertulnment; 8-t). I'ress-
.' . 1 Telegram studio; 9-10, : program,
"Miss .Muude ; Wilson, of tho Bam Aama. tho tailor; 10.11, Orl
homc economics jdenartuuint ot IHOolo ,tane orchestra.
tAVAtnl,iA vu-Kuii i.-iiieriiueiil. sulsiuiv. gave
especially- uducaied. nnd -rflellvfrcd
her talk In it ' churnilnu- manner,.
iiiaHing ouch .point -clear. hy..'dlti
Kriilns und Illustrations.'
Miss Lucy Case, of Uregon Agrl-
cuiiuriii cunege extension -service,
was an urusi in ner line as wen as
a teacher.. She discussed the fol-
lowing two subjects, whieh. involve
all the problems of food: - faith,
hope, anil charily In foods, und
diet and .the scales. Lueh-ineinber
there was measured, und weighed
tQ
uei'-i niMie uicir imwrim
their
weights und remedies given
for
same, rtumples of foods were ar
ranged In .display for Ihe various
diets.- Miss esse was a - Churning
. ,. ,
,.er,. ana ' t
with givat skill.
"The home-making program was
a splendid- success. . .though- likn
mr.t n.n.l- llilnrs thm lire new. not
Ins well u temlcil us l. s inn d be.
.
But certain to grow, and we are
looking forward to a: bigger. Interest
shown- in this dupaif.ueiit of the
conference next year. Jf people
reulleeil tile real good (leriveu iroill
these discussions and .. Ihelr true
value, no - present building would
be. large, unougli to hold Die econ
omic conference In the future." ,
When you see a man thought
ful, disturb hint. He may he think
ing up.a name for a jic? sdtt drink.
12 LESSONS 12
. Beginners or Advanced.
WATERMAN PIANO
SCHOOL
1 V, U Cavanaugh, Mgr.
. Eastern Oregon Music, Co,
For Sale
.-i'i, ;....'; "ivy; . ,
at the
F0R CLEANING UP
And Gardening
GARDEN RAKES
HOES
JAWN RAKES
GARDEN SEEDERS
AND ,
HAND PLOWS ,
F. L LILLY
Hardware
Mala 85
The Radio1 Cdrher
JVI.hNK.SKAV. MAIU'H 114.
t .Moiiulalii Tlnic KlalkmK.
I. Kt'WA, Otnlrn. I tali (leao.Tm-
linukc), 4-8 p. jn., oriton recital.
Paramount theater; . 6-6, OKden
Itudio dealers prOKrnm: SIO. olio
Hocves und hh orchestra: 1 0-1 1.
"Merry Mud Muslo Makersj" 11-18,
Olle lteeves and his orchestra.
, KOA, llenxTT, two. (322.4m-
3ukt') JS:l6 p. m., Ktollo theater
orirun recital, Marlorie Nash: 8.
Hclieuermun's Colorado orchestra;
8:15, novelty
proirrain, Hlckvlllc
liroadmoor Hhylhin
party; 10-1S
Itnatlcrs. .
laclf1o Tlmo Slalkms.
KFI, Ism Angeles, raL (47in
640kr), 5:ao-0 p. m., Jim. Jack and
Jean trio: 6, nlKhtly doings: .6:80,
ve.,t pocket program; 6:46. Hadlo-
tol.Jai period; 7-7:30. program, A.
. On.h0 nnd company, Hynero-
phnai, 8lrnB ensemble: 7:80-8, Nick
Hrnr8' Detective story; -, pro-
Kram Ventura Refining company;
nnt.ulnr nunilii. I'hevrotel
... , n i..i
10n-B t-uifornlai'w; Jacklo Lucas,
Rr,i0ist
KIYIA. siattlc, Wash. (4M..tm-
r.Otlke). 12:3"-r:30 p. m., Itotary
club program; 6:l&-6;8uV'- ground
tlie Town,-, Kl-"OA: 7-8:16. Hopper
Kelly eompuny t studio program;
8:8ti-lii. studio program, Tuggart
i'??' 11'm,,i' ' ", "
KI-'WII, llullywoiHl, Cal. (iisim
I4ukc), 6-6 is in., lllg Krother's
chlldn-n's hour; 6-7. -dinner music,
l-'ltxgerald Music company; 8-0:30,
lllll Hatch's Oakmont country club
dunce orchestru; 0:30-10, Aliltunl
Motors Joke contest; 1011,. War
ner llrothers' frolic. ' '
I K(i, Osklsiiit. i'al. (aOI.Sm
Hiltikc), 4-6:30 p. m., concert or.
rliestrn, Hotel Ht. KranclK; 6-6:66,
,uniU.r eoncert.
KHl(i t-l. (40ft.2m.
unkvh 8:6-lo:30 p. nL, Houthern
,.-lrornla Kdlson company; Mil.
(lreil War0 contralto; Nicholas
-Henrll0ijr pianist; Optimist male
,,,..,. Kre,u,r,ck Wuo Murray,
volI1. Curolyn lM violinist;
luniirnvln - 1 n-90.1 1 -3fl. lion
Clark's lllltmoro liotel dance or.
chestra. . ' ,
K.IK. Seattle Wash. (384.4ii.
.miKt-.j, n:au.iu p. m., i-ost-inieiit
Kcncer studio program.
KLX, Oaklaml, t'al. (SOS. 2m-
nBOkr), 8-9:46 p. m., studio pro
gram; :46-10:30, Athens Athletic
club orchestra.
. KM l it, UoILvwchm), Cal. (2Ani-:
latlttkc), -8-1(1 p. m,, KMTH con
cert .'orchestra, Loren l'owell, di
The Voice
From KJBS
ti i
i J
Kdward laulni Is llie man who
stanils behind "Mike" at station
KJHS and announiH-s Hie artists
who entertain from Ihe sail r'ntii'i
' " elsco station.' ' y.
rector; Dan Qrldlcy, lenor; 30-11,
Rlurr-Plniio company studio,,
KX, Hollywood, Cal. (.1.1.m
atWke), .6:30 p. in,; .liighton's
cafeteria orchestra; 6:30-7, Atwater
Kent orchestra; 7-8. studio pro
pram; 8-. program, Security Trust
und Ravings bank; S-10. program,
Jon Daley.'s 166 grocery stores; lo
ll, dance music; 11-12 midnight.
Ambassador hotel dance orchestra.
KOWW, Walla Walla, Wash.
(I.ie.3iii-ll70k'). 12-1 ,p. m., Kl
wanls club; 8-10, Violet Keser
Hughes program. ;
Kit), Kan Francisco, al.
(41IH.am-.700ko), 1-8 p. m., Itudy
Hetgcr'a I-'alrmont hotul orchestra;
2:30-3:30- inutltiee program; 6:40.
7, Waldemar Llnd and tho States
ltestauraiit orchestra; 7-7:30, ltudy
l.'elgcr's 1-ltlrmont hotel orchestra;
8-8, Atwater Kent artists; 8-10,
Goodrich 8llvertown Cord orches
tra; 10-11, Waldemar Und und
the states ltestauraiit orchestra;
11-12, Henry Ilalsteud's orchestra.
KTAH, Oakland, Cal. (239.iu
I210ke), 12-1 p. nu, concert; 8-lA,
program, Western Slates Life In
surance company. i , ,
KWSO, l-ullnian, Wah,! (34S.nn
HOOkc) 7:30-0 p. in.. George Hunt,
banjolst; Qenova Byers, wlilstler;
JU77. skit, Mniidlne Uurtscho, Louise
l-'letohcr; Dale Wliltenuck, reader.
a
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Mrs. Jack
such
People were jealous of her invitations, ' Her tittle Informal after
noons were as eagerly sought aa big, formal evenings.
Hers wds , the secret of entertaining well of saying and
-'doing and serving just the right thing always. ;
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 tanks 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 most 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.
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.
Late Arrivals In Spring
COATS
The straight coat rivals the flare and the cape;''
All three silhouettes are smart Simplicity pre- .
vails in all of the models, and many are severely
tailored. Fur collars of squirrel, burunduu,
nutria or the new printed furs enhance some
and others are collared and banded tn con trasting
fabric or color. Two interesting se
lections at' .'.-;" -: -l : .'-- ',' i'1-;
$32,50
LADIES READY-TOWEM
. AND MIUUNKRV
'r ; . t I II WV-A
Credit CARWS Nob--c:i:
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