La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 03, 1926, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text.Saturday, April it, la. LA GKANDE EVENING OBSERVER NEWS of P. E. O. Chapter in; Enjoyable Meeting .Mrs. t It, HulU and Mrs. K I Holme hud eharjro of the program --viftinrtny afternoon when (,'hupUT i, r. K. O,, met at the homo of Mr. (J. 1 lmtton dii Adam avenue with il.ra. Uultori tmd Mis.. A. 1(. lluntrr as hostesses. An InterestlnK review of the hook "Mow Mosie tlrew" by Marian ihttierjnml KtliVI ' l'eyser, MU'H'ifi by Sirs, Holmes and Mm. Seite. ' . . - Jn eonnoetionAvlth the revlewa Itmislenl program was given. Mrs. I. fl. tlirnie BttRff "Tho Hotuirt" uid ''The JJnitK Ik Ttmintr Her j,nl" by Marian Ihuier, aet-om-'pa tiled hy Mm. itnymotid MeKeh- vnon at llu jilauo, who also nluyod ' i-twJ prolndes by Chopin.? Mm. A. .I4. Itlelmrdson sang two numbers, '"Ah lxivrt hut tU lmy" find "Tho VYenrii at tho SpHnK by Mr.-. U; If. A. lieueh. - As an eneoro number sho -.rendered "H print's . Awaken Ink" hy Sanderson, Mrs. Holmes aeeompanlfd her at tho piano. Miss Jfaii MeKnnon riivo two - piuno neiecitonH, ttn was j nv viunn hv Jessie finvnor and the' other 'Hallowe'en" hy llarMRh. : j - After tho pflosram Mrs. Put ton find Mm. Hunter) served a . two . .con mo Innehon. lovely bn as u eenier- ;N't of roses served ! liters-1 j . . Luncheon Honors Mr. and Mrs. Bollons t An aUraetlvei affair of this week was n htnehoon at the. Tiffin hon ; oring Mr. and Mrs. William llollons ' ,Svho will leave 1. a (Srunde soon to t imikc their home In Portland given -by tho fflrla in "the employ of the ', o,-V.ill and company. A yellow and white color scheme 1 was cleverlv carried Out inJhe ta- hie decorations., A lovelv hotaiuot j of daffodliH served as a centerpiece ; and tho nnt 'cups reprcHcnted daf- : Xoilds. Ah a favor one flower was 1 jittitclied to each jilace card. Pov- ; ors were laid for twenty. I , Four-M Club Meets vAt Hoyt Home Tdtss Myrtle Hoyt and Miss Mar- i garet Klopfenstein enierlalned the memhers of Ihe Kour-M club at an ; iAprll .fnol party Thursday, everting When "fifteen f;hls ofjhe club had arrived at about S:30 o'clock they 'were seat'-d at d prettily decorated PRE-EASTEK HAT , , SPECIALS Tri rti tried Pattern , Hats -$&75,'$i95,-l30 : . Small Close-Fitting 'V Silk Hats : $5.00, 56.95 One Lot Trimmed Hats 53.95 Children's Hats 51.85, $2.95 Careful attention given . . to remodeling. ; School Hats 98c Minerva Says i One-strap in .. patent are more popular lhan ever this season. A model of the Tweedle make for young ladies, daughters as well us mothers, can enjoy tills com firnmtion of the correct in both designs and materials. These, shoes are light, simply styled, and graceful in eve!y line. Reasonably pricCuV THE B00TERY - Solo AktiiIk l-ir -Tti:i c-itoss Hiiora - Consult us' about Electrical Work Of All Kinds Expert Electricians Approved Materials H. & S. Electric WALLPG'S I! SOCIETY Beaded Gloves Newest Ions stoves taava elaborat beaded bracelet effects. p - ! dinner table. Tin; decorations wt'rc carrk-d out In a yellow and white color schema, daffodils serving its a eente.rpleee. The place cardH and ntVni;s were-In the anie col ors. A four conjee menu v.;is ftiinid at.vw'h plaee, imt only tho luat eotimn wa (atahle. ' J A short time was ppent sewing iieroro aujournmejit. , , Mrs. Loney Entertains Bridge CJub Members ; j Ijovely boiKiHs of swe.etpcas and j carnations in pink and white were! nrranfced throughout t the Loney j home yesterday afternoon when Mm. 'Andrew ioney Jr. entertained P"e memuers or me junior lirhlge !htb' Thrfto mlvts W(ro at PIa KOro ",n Mm. Kl- Imcheon was served card games. . after tlm April Fool ..... .... j Party at Jack Home i I'M win Jack entertained fifteen I of his friends at an April roofs day party Thursday evening at the home - of his pnrenls, Mr. and Mrs. li. A. Jack. Appropriate g,os and evening. At a lalo brinr Mrs. Jack, assisted liy Miss . Thelma mlth served dainty -efreim Nt.-i. - t LadieS Aid Tt tfoDclAn The Hivendde ijidieK aid met Thursday afternoon at I he home ofj(IMlwl hin mhvr Knoms. . ' v ir. j. jri. 1 my. jsteven mvintierK responded to roll call. After the j regular routine of hu.siness. during j which time it was decided to have an ice erraiu sochil af (Jtne Chapel, (he remainder of the afternoon whs ,'enjoyed socially.- Itefri-.hniepts were sefved by the hnsles-. ' j ...... . i Lodge Enjoys Social Meeting I The iadiCK of MooscJienrt legion J met at Kagies hall Thnrsilay alter noon. Games were enjoved dur j J ing the arternuon wlfh Mrs. Wal- j ;Iace CaKs winning the find prize! and Agnes Oaiidall, w-coad. AlfwhlpiKMi cream.' A boiled custord jan appropriate hour n freslinn nts were served Hy the hostesses, Mrs. j I'VltK Hoffman -and1 Mrs. rin ' T.oven. Young People Entertained The poung people of tlie Metho dist Kpisconui church south Kp- worth league uere etderlalited at the parsonage. , Thursday evening worn on the left shoulder of an eve at an April fool's day - party. inln wwn, and niatchea the color Twenty-two were present nhd thejr material in the gown. Kevernl evening was spent, in jokes and Uoeiety women have recently Iwen games unlit a late, hour when re- srpn iih fo fln only orha freshments were served. i ment on Ihe hwt, others wear It h , j-. . n. elssp on the handbag, and one icifprc ntnm Mas Killed in Auto Wreck nrcnniNG. mi.-Apr. n. (AP) F I; Shaw, C5 of SiHters, Ore., was kilk-d near here Thursday when automobiiv he was. driving left the rO'itt and fell into a creek bed. Mrs .Shaw, who was with liiin. wan iminjiired, Sim believes that Shaw fainted at the wheel. No Paint ; Allco McAVhortrr has been picked a. the most beautiful girl In West Vlr ftnla Wesleyan College, at Buck hannon. W. Va. But she never uses eltherpalnt, powder or Upatk, and I aald to be about the only girl ln that toilet who doesn't. - i rP"',,!! va.- sj j. jp--v..,,,-.,- -yj : 'i Announcement fioelal ffniiounreinenlM ouijl be printed in thta fttam ft of cimrifr. Any mmmnancemmt pwr tuinlng tn Any fiirH-tioa surh m coofce! looil ak, rUJ trill be refused, AiuMHiiMvifiratii, lo be printed thn nnw day, must be tn wociety editor's hand b) t:(Kl o'etmk.- News editor! not OIH'er P. Morton HeUC Corpw No, 8t wHI meet Monday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock n tho K. V. hall. All inemhers are urxed to he, pren eni. t Ths Westmliwter society of the JVe.shyterlan rlinrcli will not meet Monday, April 5, an planned Imt wIM iiH't Monday evening April 12. tho regular meeting date. The itieetinff will he held 111 the cofn tiiunhy toom of the ehtjreh. . t - The PufkiinSe club will met at the home uf Mm, Mafffle llaey at Island t'lVy Wednewlay, April f. Mm. tloneyieve Ilennett wilt tft os- HiHtant hostess. Tho City Council of the rarent- Tcarhcr asaoclutlonB will met In Urn Neighborhood fluh rootns Mull day afternoon at 4: ID o'clock, - ..-. Thft ladles Auxillury -'to the, llrntherhood of. Unllway Tralmtte.n wlti met in- Fpnilnr neanlon Tne day evening- at - 7:30 - oVlock , at Kagles Imll. ' Sister Mary . Says: llrkfast--Aplden, cereal cook ed with rigs, thlh -cream, poached eggs on graham toast, milk, cof fee. ' lameheoit Ijpft-ovof lnmh linked with rice.. Hplnaeht orange eiike pudding, whole wheal bread, tiUlk. ! I Htmei i- llrolled porterhoiM 'steak. French fried potaiocM, j rit Hinted cauliflower, dale and or jange salad, grahuin roojs, rice pud j ding, milk, coffe I ,J(mh IJS,H ' (hfl ..)(.fNoVi.r.. from s tp pPPVjolw tinnvr The dessert j,, uhi0 l()ft.6V(.r of B0ti8 ln tnat j ,( SP!, fiUl(t HnQngo cakfl fop J((p foundation. liCft-overs often. pfov a difficult proldeni for many- wo men. partlculurly (hose with "steak ind r1tt husbands. If hy clever l tnanlpiilatioii, left-ovem ard nd j1'!1 f,,r lnp nnn menl, friend ns (hand may continue to enjoy his Orange f'afcp lnddJiMc Two : cups stale sponge, cake crumbs, 1 ep mtIN, 1 cup range iulce( f talUeiipoou gated orange, rind, 4 tablespoons Sugar, '3 eggs. The esilce should he- -pulled Inta course crumbs. Combine shfrn'und grated orange rind. iour mtik ovei: criiinfiH ami odd sugar. Bat eggs unlil very light and stir Into flr?.l nils t ure. Add arange juice. mix Mioroughly uml turn Into hntlered baking dhdi. Ilake In a. inoilerato ovnr for in mlnuten P imUJ firm lo the. touch. Xerve warm or cold with or without whi plied cr'am. A hoiled custord Siiuce Is good with this pudding.-- ii 'opyriiiht, J fl2fi, N KA Hervlc, Jnc) ! ADOPT OltNAMJKNTAIi POIl ' ' IXmnaS (AD Women ore j adopting the ornamentul "fob" Ingnln nfter having nhnndaned tl since 1914 when It wan wofn tuck- il "o the waist hand. ;N0tr it lit jJndy has converted two wmall foh j into ear-rings. A woman may have troidde with her heart hnt the greatest trouble she has with her head is washing her hair. , Economical Family Wash Send it to us and keep the mess of wash-day out of Che kitchen. Everything washedthe flat pieces ironed; the . garments ready to irpn, TRY IT! , The Standard Laundry Company MAIN 56 VI The Garden Where Christ Tills I a photnKrapIi of tin- fiorrirn nt nctlisomnnp, on tlip milthlrtx or ainisalcin, wlii-rr ChHst w pray aflrr I ho ls ftoipiiw, m 'lliurxln jr r lidy Bwk. r'ran'liiii miMihs are hrrpkix llir wanlfn. In jammI- (tindHloiu.. . . ... . . . ,- 4 . . . . .. . School News Hy Mariork M.agutn - ; Thn economlcH class,'' under-Mrs. ampheU is having outsdf ,rad- iiiif of economic ptintU's in other rouittrlt nlOnpC Trtth the nsnal daljy work. Muny Interesting fuels concerning other countries have heeR iearned and thn t4fint haw hcsnio interested In thf develop ment and progresH of tho 'European. countries. . ; A. ti.M, Uavrt Kulfw-. . . The A, O. H. fiunce com n till ce In' a attempt to replenish the treasury hit upon the plan of muk- Ing Jhe irirts bring cooked fosdw from home, As u result, on Tue- ilay thn fdrin uppeard Vflth hag of'candy and cookies and the tmym lug down and unearthed money in return for which they received the lalnty ctndieH and the , A, O, S, treasury has again heroine; healthy. 4 1 1 j" For Sale at the 7SW JUlLUlflLIL jiSl m& (if. IJWlrmX t the rreatert A . . " ' l"J5lpi Iravlng an Interesting rteleet- Ing the iireKiufe of dlffewht'oni- poutidR In an unknown ,copipound oh! allied from, tlin Inwtruelor, I Komo were ahie vliv detect their . prvvnc Immediately, bnl jjonuv are ! still working ai ft. ; The physics clafts has hfrh jerk ing nil expertmenl with telepiiones. They took a telephlne upart stdhrt the parts and (hen t 11 to gether again. .. ., SIttsk )X,'par Un tit " Tho musical organisations tn xrhool are busy preHMvit fw the OMinhem they plan ta iflvft during tho moMlcnt Teatlvnl In May. The ; hoyn and girls gh cliittn plan to ( jilnir . and thorp tt.ro nlso neverol soloists who are untletpanln thin event. 'i'he Klrl' rhsnw to pnic- tlr.lhK aovrml tltrrlnnlt. wli'iillnnn lo Ta. render th l moat dependabla and conrtooua , aerrlce Ta (ha greateri poBBlblo number of people At tbe loweat coat ons latent vUh fair wages to th labor and capital amployed fc GITln and deserving fair treatment Una To be a factor In upbuilding tbla community la tha objective , af this company. 1 - WavTZLJl : - TT ; 77 n ' ' ' AfwH. Eastern Oregon Light & Prayed Mi -Mil It ho ming nt hawnlnvwat nnA commeftct'iHenC AsMmhly lield t A hoys sasrmblr was railed at 0:16 o'clock Wednesday morning to nee. how many frtndTsts whl attend the t,Mut Military Train, ing camp this summer.. Mr. Towl er asked pr. MeAdary and Sir. lxngfe).ow to filv & tw lem&rk encouraging the iHmlenta to attend, lieutenant St, Clair m Iwrtrttctor at the camp also talked to the hoys. Ho kit Kcv:rat whs h&t" uttended before ts pis h ?hort talim on their experiences. Application Maiiki were then nlvvn eut. O. A. i(ri titan The Madrtaal club of O. A. C, w lirro WrdhoBtlay uJid savfl uvrnl wi&ppy iwlwttonii t ti Wuh ON-hool to orouif nHiMiam for t h cvfiilni? pprfortnanrr. KliMinoi" Utri Htudftln founJ MrhMM liefcuw for thft clrla to stay atlr ih p r. formnnc. .4 ? !- Modern Cav DwSkrs Discovered Ner Benin BR HUN. Apr, S. AP) Men thai! J00 U90lr tfftvn dreJln Lv liMm foima Uvini in tin k Mid retatr dump on ih ao(klria Df yierlln amid, durroiinrtlnm nioro I aitualia than IhMn . M pHmlttvc 1 man. '' " i i'ovKrty atriclnm tcmlllMi Maw, with as many four rhtMrcn, I Kvloind from homw. foe oony. I nwnt of r.rst. Mnhml h I iwlntrr ta one op f V5 uMartrowxi roonia turnlMipd enllrpiy (rem rub tiUll heapft. IfUrardrd iteI fot at M blA Th rocktnr mVcuhIIb connWtfMi tst ttttrtiKi! up twin and pan. , Mnodded earpti rovcrpd tho dirt floor. and 'liin" bs b&ard had bean hfw Into rart.r which k.ot th rt from ravins' down upon the oa. cupanta , . . . ; ('Hy aulhotltlci htro undTUkco lo find ni'W abode, for tho colony. Thrrn la a ioblew village at mor than a 000 Inhabitant llvln In one- Credit CARR'S No interest 1 TJotft ASK N017. ower Power Co. Hosiery For Spriogr ONYX - ROLLINS TRIPLE-A In B the newest . shades. $1.00 to $2.73 Putmans ' 1 ; lU!iily-To-r MIMJiicryi room tar property. paper afc&rM ot city . FOR CRACKERS TSmwEaht corner in your cupboard 1 11