La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, March 29, 1926, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text'.Monday;' March 29, 1926. LA GRANDE' EVENINd OBbiERVEH NEWS of SOCIETY W.W.G. Holds Annual Meeting "Willi every member In attendance i flu! World Willi- Guild of Iho Jlap list church .mot 8!iturlu- afternoon la tlie coniliullllty room of the j church In annual meeting, , misses j Jtonnlo ami J.uocn Oliver were, hostesses' for the. nr(ofhootl. Por ing Iho hufilneva sea-don, presided over by the president, 'Miss ror jiolln Hanson, officers were elected lis rl Iowa: I 'resident, f.ueen Oli ver: Hivrclnry. Hanoi Hector unl tu'olcher, lloul.ih Karris. yearly reports worn Riven l,y the ohnir- .Incn of tlio various departments In j the point standard system. Ho wards will lie given for .Hie highest liunihcr dr points at the World Wide CI Ul I1 liou,se party III tilud sloue 1'ilrk this summer. AH a .'ilovolloniil n play entitled l"l'hi ri '6ie l'ray" Was given. Those j taking part were Corni-liu Hansen, j jlnljorlo Magulro, llonule Oliver,, .'. . . '. ........ . . . .... . """ ""''' .... . u it '""" Oliver. had ehartce of I he di-vntional. F. MlK. W. I Mi'Ailniv- rrmtit.ll.r Ml'H. W. I. MeAdory, counsellor for the W. V. (J'k and responsible or the organization In M Grande, ivuH in attendance and expressed lier happiness to.be In I.a, Grande niraln In a short talk tin- tfiilld members. MrH. TllrAdory has been -n I'orl lam) for ( several months! Kho returned' lo that city on last ivenlnn's train, , "Slavs In Amerlcr" was the sub ject for the afternoon and was T handled hv the lev. fieoriro. A. Pol luril, who showed storeopticon pic-I j u res or i mi nuiva m ui i mini states (mil a .number of Klavlc churches. In connection with the pictures he ffnvo a very Interesting talk explaining tho scenes. A social time was observed he Yore uiljournmenf and refresh ment.M went Her veil hy the hostesses. Club to Present Plav Mrmbors of the 1m Clrande Neighborhood club an looking for- ward to an Interesting meeting to- iiiorrow afternoon w hen a play "Cyrano de lierseruc will he pre- rented under the able direction of Mrs. onald Af. 1'affue. The cast nf characters, including roiiio of the best taUnt In the Neighborhood club, has been working for several DRASTIC DISPOSAL SALK To Continue .10 Days. ' "COATS . " " DPwKSSES ' HATS and in fact evorythiiiR 15 to -25 Cheaper than elsewhere. Sale will continue all through April WALUNG'S FOR THE LAWN' Lawn Mowers Grass Catchers Clover anil ' Blue Grass Seed . Lawn Rakes 'r " Soil Edgers F. L. LILLY Hardware . . Main S5 Minerva s IVo rcrch'cil aoiflo tic 8hoe Inilay by cxprcsa. un I In oiilei- In make rnum ml the .shelves for these v-ehave plckcil out five or six styles ol shoes Hint are broken sizes, an.l Hill close these at :!..-. a pair. 'Ibis lot lire Kooil lasts ami styb-s. We have another lot to close at tJ 2.V. anil ft III more at SI.B.'i per pair. DonT Ose Ihf (nail on), r houses for shoes when yoti can buy koo.J (.-rarte shoes at Ihese low prices. More rnu'l. new ' Hhiw-fl on -I h" WALUNG'S THE B00TERY Two Tones Two tones of felt achieve tbU ty. ten millinery effect. The combination. brown uid beiso f ' ' wH Ks. The statfc iit tho club ronniH has been enlarged especially frip tnc production. Hefore the piny, -which will bo- Klii nt uhout 2:30 o'clock, there will I lie a business im-iiln ut 2 o'clock, I presided ovi'p hy tho president, M rs. C II. S-ninion. llans for Iho coming federation of women' clubs j convention will ho discussed. Mifls Haier Entertains jt SIllMlbci ifll'ty lionorinjr XlisTs I.oltle Mulky. who will leave , soon: for her homo in Colorado after visiting here for the pust six months nt tho lioino of her cousin, Mrs. George. Klchard Kon. the Birls of the It. H. club on jlertalned at a slumber party Hat ! iirday afternoon ut the home of M1ks Valette Harer. ' j Heven Rirls were, present and a delightful time was spent visiting iinlil a late hour when they all re- tired. In ihc morning breakfast was served, ' Choi'US Plans MUSIC , '. 1 t 01 LOUVCntlOn Preparatory to the State I'Ydorn- lion of Vomen's Clubs convention to be held here May 3, 4, 5 and ft, tho Monday Musical chorus will practice on souks to be id veil dur ing that time when they moot to morrow evening nt 7 o'clock in, 1 he Neighborhood club tyiotntt for rehearsal. ( 'Much of the music for iho con vention vill ho furnished hy this chorus of women's voices, includ ing some of the. best vocalists in I he city. Work on the soiikh ren dered will bi'K"ln in earnest, litis evening and Mrs. Jesse A. Jlos- kins, director of Iho chorus, urges! 1 hat all members be present. Returns From I. A. R. (Convention i Mrs. Karl C. Iteynolds. delegate to tim state convention of the HaiiKhters of the American Itevo lullon, returned lo lier home here, last nltfht from Portland alter at tendliitr the convention, which Was held in Portland.-March 2f.. 2 and I 7. with the Multnomah rltapter of i (he 1. A. II. entertaining.' The conference meetings were held at 1 he Kl rst 1 'resb teria n ch urch In Portland. 1 Mrs. Reynolds will Bive a report of the convention at the next meet ing of the C.rande chapter which will be held at her home Wednes day, April 14. Vnlon (Hperlnl) Mr. and Mrs. Walter Stevens were host and host ess lo the T. It. liridge club Thurs d;iyevenin". The rooms were pret tily decorated with early spring flowers., (i nests besides the club members were Mr. and Mrs. (l-coi-go I'Yrjfuson, Mrs. Mary Hutchinson and Mrs. Arthur Huff, or J.a Orande. hiring tho evening's play the ladies' prize was won by' Mrs., K. J. Schuster and the gentlemen's prize by Kred" Kox. Consolation prize went to George Ferguson. Atnn appropriate hour refresh ments were served by the hostess. Women Like The easydisposal feature of this new hygienic help no laundry, just discard IN' a new my, women now ar freed nf the disadvantages of old-time "sanitary pads." 1'rotec lion is Rreatrr. The old embarrajs inent of disposal and laundry is avoided. Get Kotcx 8 in 10 better-class women have adopted it. Discards as easily as a piece ot tissue, .oiaunnry. ..ociiiurtr- i. . i CI 1.-.7 K : , vi v. rassmeiit. It's five times as absorbent ai ordinary cotton padsl You dine, danof. motor for hours in sheerest frocks without a second-! doubt'or fear. It deodorizes, too. And thus end AM. danger o offending. You ask or it at any drug or department store, without hesitancy, simply by saving "KO'f EX." Do as millions are doing. End old, insecure ways. Kujoy life every day. Package of twelve costs only a lew rents. i K0T6X So laundry-dlKord to tbmt . OUT OURWAV" 'f By UTLUAMsif 1 V viool'J 0O"VNOKir 1 G"1' ' HERE'S SOME. " ;: - ''.j-v P-' EVEKl -T'MORRER tTV GREASE 1Ti -I Sr - WIGHT! lUvwATtH A PLArE.'f0b- J II1; T 3 , specW vajem- 7; t jea - ! nira. sail i . r 1 VAiHW' MOTHERS ; GtET GRAW- . af w.tUs ; . t J "THE. LEISURE. CLASS. ' 1 . . 1 - ' ' " mhwcc k ), . ; . . . ; T "V, Announcements Social aniHMinwfiM'nlH niajr be printed In tltif eoliiinu five of cliunn. Atif aniMHiiHi iiieiitti pir taliilnK to any flmcllons sncli as cooked fiMHl mh'n, vtc, wlll.be rcfiiKcd. AnitoiineeiiKiits, (o be printed tlio naino day. must be In Hoclcty cdllor'H hambi b) 9:W o'clock. Sows rilttar'8 note. ' The Westminster society of, tho , Presbyterian church will meet next 'Monday cveninfi-, April & , In the community room of the church, in stead of tonight, the reffiflur meet- ln llmo. All mo m hem of. the , Netffhhor hooii clult are Invited to attend the racltal to bo fciven v tomorrow evening- in tho Neighborhood club roorhs under the ausplets of the Monday Musical.. The proKrum will slart ut S o'clock and will ho pre ceded hy a business meeting at 7:30 lO'elork. ' i - . " -.. . -A ' . ' I There will ho an pld-tlmo-daneo 'litis evinhiK at the 101 lis hall for ull I members of the, lodKe. Tho duncb Is given by the Hbeiiij committee of thc lo.lKf. - - ...... ''' - ,x Thn cho"vws foi1 the miiKjral comeily "The Time, the Placft and the tHrl," to be presented tiere April S, will meet for rehearsal to- morrow evening at 7:3a o'clock nl tlio M. I. A. hall. Tho Presbyterian ladies aid will meet at the Presbyterian church Wednesday ' afternoon at 2fH0 o'clock.. There will1e annual elec tion of officers. ' Sister Mary Says: Hreakfast Stewed rhubarb, cereal, thin cream, ' country t sau sage, cakes, maple sirup, milk oof fco. . ' v t x ' Luncheon rtaUed rggsplriiinnt, penhut butter bread, HpMe macar oni pudding, milk, tea. Dnnef Stuffed pork tenderloin, innshed potatoes, creanied 6(iioh, Jellied spinach salad, whole wheat bread, canned cherries, cocoa nut macaroons, milk, coffee. Since eggs were served to children under school age for their noon meal no meat irt necessary for their linner. The mashed potatoes, creamed onions and jellied spin- Desert Queen llw Mll.ler.1 htcTrart, of Tnc son. Aria. rlus.n "Hrrrt, Qiyvu'' by I lie hi mli -n Ik ol I Mr I iilvrslty of Arizona. The IKIe Is ttui lilgb' y , I j :' - - , V i i I Britts Has High Hopes For Comedy Jblin ' Wilts, illreetor of the rortlnnil l.litht Opera, company who wl" P'O'lurn tMt, muscat com pdy 'Th(i 'nine, the Place and the Girl." burn Ai.rli n nt- tim a rnnih theatep.. Iihb irohn to Portb.n.l i.riM' three days spent In La, Orande. working with "the cast ami chorus,1"."'11' l."""".'r earnlslr. ,. f- to tako port In the proilucllon. ; I : , ,,, , Mr. Ilrllts has ben In Portland I Kohl rlW ""'' ''d now will be for the past SI years' conilecleil 1'c,,,l' fVHie fable In Jidy. , with the Oi tihcilm : tllealer there I ' "' ' ' and illreetor of the' light opera 1 l1n't forget that Iho eurlle? yon eollipony. ilfe lii'also un exeellenl 'I.ltim. beans started Iho more pianist and plays first cello In (lib Idllius you can hnrre'il. il'olir beiins In the-I'orllan.l Hymphony orehes- ,o l f've-lneh pot. pliinted edge tra... Previous to coming lo l'orl-'doivn will hi lift Jrou on' Iho way to land Mr! Hrltlu'wus localeil In New;"" ''"''v ''"'? cl:of -, ." , . I, Vork, working , wllli' the. Helnilieils." 'TT"- ' l.he A-l Dperil.coihpuny 11 11 1 manr! I.'iifdllial I'lllillier seeil needs rt other fst -Class Contpanys. During ivarut Imloor start If you want Ihc tits' career hu 'hns: directed eighty- vines to bloom early. It should hot nine opornH;um! musical comedies, be .planted, outside uhiil thn wen. Mr. lirlttn Came : to l,n (Ifiinile I lier Is warm. upon special ' request of Mrs. J. A. j ' ' HoskliiH. director or Iho .Monday I, The liothtil season Is nt lihriil. MilslCal hi hi, uiuli'f' w hdse ans- l.ueky the man who can gel a stip plceil "The Tlihe, the. I'lneo mill ply of horse niiiiilire these days lis iho Olrl" Is being given. "I inn lioliieds are growing sciui'er aiid taken up' with your .'little lown scarcer. . ' which 1 had never Been unlll three, r " days ago,"-he said lust evening. "1 1 li. nd Iclluco Is nil Ideal cold am very happy with what I found frame Crop. H will go"t a flying herd il fid look forward to an ex. start and the lust success Is ob- Celtent show. -1 only hope Unit the. peoplo of -the community realize what it Is going to be," he said. Ill speuklng of tho personnel of tho cast and choruses for the show he said: "I have never run ucross anything better thun the cusl here. not even umotlg professional play era. As for the choruses,, they are very good looking, but' neeif much practice and work yet to Come up to tho equal of the oust." ach simply dressed nith b-inon juice and olive oil make an tide, qtinlo dlnner'for siiuill persons'. Ilei ineniber that -their beverage of milk Ik ulso a food and hoi a habit and mere delight like your coffee, linked l''ggs, lto,unitt Hi hard, cooked eggs, Vi onion, 2 Inblesponns .butter, .one half cup cream, 2 eggs, 2 ' tnblespoonfuls minced parsley, teaspoon sail, teaspoon popper, cup fine toasted bread crumbs, lemon. Melt butler and add onion cut In shreds. Cook until the onion Is n deep yellow. Cut hard eggs ill hal ve lengthwise. Add cream lo onion iindTiour this over the eggs arrang ed in a well-tiilttcrcd baking dish. Heat eggs until very stiff und add parsley, salt, pepper, crumbs und the Juice of lemon. Pour this mtx ure Over contents of baking dish, cover dish and bake In a moderate hot oven until set. It will take about 311 minutes. Tills cun alo bo fo6ked in a enuring dish. Tho onion Is cooked directly over tlio flnmtt in flirt blazer, eggs and cream added ntij) the beaten egg mixture poured over. The pun U then covered and set over hot water to finish cuok hig. Win n Iho ggs are "set" tint dish is done. NKVi:il TOO OM) TO Ql'IT PTTON'T, O.Mlchael .1. fillfro way, &, Is seeking lo tllvorce his wife who left Mm forty yjars ago. pom il 4iinct Ifidlrttluaatt . and hih qualliT ' Aik yomt lAMattt for CoiMOt , u , V . II , . ..... .... ' I ( i I The Garden Ret an old window or.'sjish oVer the'rhubarb. hank i( ni around the cdkes aud'hl-JiiK oii an 'early pie plnnt plo. . ' ' ' i Row Tlnfllas, petiinltis, rtalvlasnnd innriolds for ettrty' bloom. Iftm't Ket (he seeds too thick," and trans plant as soon an seedllnffH will stand lt - t . . ' . ' ' " ' M'ai-sley always Hakes , iih- lime coming tip. Hetter drop a .short row In llie eobl frame .for an tuined by some gardeners w ho ' ALLEN'S FOOT-EASE forTlrtd Ft II Can'4 BmI If nlcrlit Wlmn rntl fm.1 .v ...F...V ...- j-..t i are tired, unround swollen from much walking or d tine! rig, sprinkle two ALLKN'S FOOT-EASE pOwflorB In tlie foot-bath, gently rub the sore and In named pufls and relief Is like tannic. Hhakc Allen's romt'Uu Into your fchofS hi the , morning ami walie In eoiulort. .it tiikps tho. friction frnlnthoshon. Sold everywhere. ForffcKB Hniiiplo iiml n Koot-rcnVff Walking Doll, tdd.ruHD, Al.LKN'9 I'OOT-EASE, Lc Roy, N. V. I-'or Kale By lift :ameo Hats 55. I 3t EverythiriE? that is be chosen from our comnletR nssnrr.rrifcrit.si nt. Inwmt. nrirawti.-'hiikKft' i sidered. 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