La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 05, 1926, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text-'Monday,' April 5, !&!(. GRANPK EVENING OBSERVER NEWS of SOCETY Jlome Wedding Event ; t Of Easter Sunday J A lovely KumUt .. wertUiiiff took pluco '; ycHtcrday muiniiiK ut 9 o'clock ut tlie liome 'of Mr, und Iva. l,tsUr tftoilriurd on ; Hcond ill root when MIbb Myrtle: Ulurk, 'dun u 1 1 tor or Mr. und Alra. J. I Hack, urn) l Mil H. Hussett, chhwl Hon of Mr. imd Mr. U II. Itun. ' ne.llof' this city, wrft united Hi ' nuriiu(ff by .(lio libihop I.esinr Ktoddurd. Uvfnnvth' ceremony Mi. Stoddurd wan if "At lavnlnK" ; by ('milium. . , . ;-' Ab John Stoddurd played l.ohen Kri'n'u wedillntf march tliu bridal ; purty cmno down the ntairs, head ed by tin two Utile, rinjf 1eari-rH, Ann Htoddurd and I'atny McManiiK. other ineinberM or th parly wi-re M in. Karl 1 di mon ns niiit ron or , honor .and llistiH liiieille Mlmk and Jrina', ,yiiinn( an biideMinamltt. At 'the font or the stulrt "MlfH" Itlack wan met hy her father, r. J. lllack who accompanied her to the altar, where they joined lh irroom and )i)h be.st man, Waldo Stoddurd,- The beautiriil doidile rlnjr cere mony took place ,e fore a ulniph white altar or Kunler litir.s. Oilier iriowerH uued ubout the room, were ' , Htiap .druKonu and orchid y.liiMpn. J-'irty peoplr relatives and liiimedl. ale ri'!end,H br -the .couple were. preti;ift.. , , t . .', , .... ., ' 'yUa bride w.ik beautifully sown-, ed In a dreKH of ecru ireorjretle and hic,e ovav piuk. iLo'urrieda beuu tilill liridti'it bouquet of rose budH. frier matron of honor wore pale preen crepe de chine and carried a lovely bouo.net noXt tuliiw. MIms Hlack and Mltw Ionian were drcHsed In yellow and orclljd j-' Prepje , de Ohlne, respect ivoly, hud had cor KiiKe.s of HweetpeaH. The two Httle rinir bearers were also dressed in orchid and yellow. , rThi men -wore ; black; . .Mrs. ..Iacki , ihe "bride's init)i(kr, wom pretty In a, t?own of powiler blue crepe de chine. Kullowiiitf the weddiuu; ceremony a simple breakfast was served by MlsS'AVlnona I.yninn, Miss Marie I'outleraud Mrs. John Stewurl. The jliappy ,CQuple left ,lmuu-dlatcly -af ti'rwards on a week's honeymoon I rip by auto to Portland. - As a firo- ,' lnKiway costume Miss ISlack wore a drens or navy blue'peorpette over ;red. with hut to match. ' '. Iloth Mr. and Mrs. Itiissull have 'lived In l-i CIrande for a number of years aJid are popular anions the ouOK r set here. They ore ktuiIii- - ittes tjf the local hiKh school Und .Jie Is .u.radnaltt f .Oregon Agrl ...rulturai college, ami Is a member of,thft Phi DellA'thetu rrutefnlty. 'i They will be at: home' to thi-lr many friends here after May 1 at ' 2Uifi Oak street. ! - ' : i .'- . V jGa'rrick-Stewart Nuptials Announced Jlonotinjjr Mrs.-JohJ) Stewart, fo'r norly'Wsj.,.Kfljvbetli Oarrlt.-k h vtlellKlitful Inlormal dinner was See Itjn Dark. One Secret of Beauty Is Foot Comfort Frequently yon hear people say, ".My feet perspire win ter and suiamer wlier. I put on rubbers or Heavier root wenr then when I remove my shoes my feet chlil quickly mid often my htwo weiii wei tlironj;h.': lnuvrry oomuitiiiiijr intiiiMnin! iiuw live HUtn ilooi-tawin tlie rtMJt-lmtli dsih and -'then dual I lie ( fra:id Shake Into Ibe shova tLit BiitlMntlc, hetilinir powder. Vull Diroctlouxtuhox. Trial Vacta and Pool-E Walklits I'oll ant I'fac Addreaa, AUca'a FoM-EaM, Lc Ry N. X, IV t , X. tures of the ovenlnR. besides somft modern dance numbers by M Inset Juno Htane. Trllliau ' and Ollda A-hband Sally und Judy Pleyrlst. ! Mrs. F. K. Meyers Is general chairman of Oift daneo. 1 s Hove) flower holdi the light an. t . glow in the darknetis. Announcements . Social auiiouiK'ttnieiUs nisy m prhiUtl In tbl column frits- of ebartfe. Any anmmiuineuifl mr tatidnic to any functions such s coaketl fooU tmUs, etc., will bu rvfiiHtHl. Aiinonuct'immts, to be prhtttHl tlie sanw day, mtMt he tn wx k'ty (MUmr hamis bj tiOO o'clock. News editor's notn. yiven by Miss 1-Mrls Matuire Sat urdny evening; In the Koley dining room. The tattle was beautifully decorated wilh daffodils us a C4n (erplccc antl individual flowers as favors. - Tliose. .present were Mrs. John Stewart, .1 in. V I Ilia m I leiibu n, Mrs.' J.. Oarrlek, Mrs. S. it. -Mor-Kan, 'Mrs. ). 10. Doail, Miss Marie t'outler and .the hostess. .. M I'omlnK as u surprisu to thelr many friends was the news of the marriage or Alius Uarrlek to Mr. Htewarl. The wetldlnjr took placo: In December at Jtaker. ; Mrs.' Htewarf' is Ihe youngest. daughter 'of' Mr. and Mrs. U Gar- rick of thin city. Mr. Slewurt is the son of Mr. and Mrs. A. Stewart-or-, he wist on, Idaho. The young; couple have a host of 'fi-h'tid. who wish them every success .and hap piness. . ( Mr. Wilson, Miss Smith Married Sunday Miss Klla Sinltli and Clyde Wil son, both Of this City, were quietly married yesterday ariernoon at ibout 2::i o'clock at the parson age of tlie liuptliit church, with the Itftverend tleorge Albert 1'ollard of ficiating. rOnly relatives and Im mediate fiienits wert! present. .After, the ceremony dinner was. served for pie happy couple at the iioiiiQ of the groom's parents. - Hut h Miss Smith and Mr. Wilson have, lived In I .a Urande u, number of years, lit- is employed with the tirnhde, Honde Meat company here. They will make their home on Spruce street, where they are liuIMing a new home. The Young Wouiuu's Kdiicatlonu4 auxiliary of the Methodist epis copal church will meet Wednesday evening in, the Neighborhood, club rooms. Tlie committee In charge, headed by Mrs. I'arl Wallace; has p re pa re i) an faster program;'; .for that time. . . ' ,f, -j ) Mrs, qeorgi JiuU will be.hoideRs to the Tuesday Hrldge club ut her home Tuesday, April C ; ... - , Tho cast and clroruse of the musical comedy "Tim Tlmo, the I'luee and thft tllii,' to tnki place at the Areade theuler Thursday and Krtday evenings of this week, will rdtourstf Ibis evening at - 7 o'clock In the high school uudl torium. ' . . -v ' The Women's lltble study Iiihs will meet In tWe Neighborhood club roonm at '2:'Ai o'clock tomorrow afternoon. The subject for .the liibje study will b ."An Kaster Lohboh," and corri'spondence study will he "Symbolic (omparl.son of Iiiio rami una iae r ig uci?. v m itors are always welcome, ' l .. . 'j no Ladles AiiMiiary id tbf llrotherhood or Hallway Trainmen will meet tomorrow evening ut 7:;ht o'clock at Kagb-s hall. , Sister Mary' Says: MM - , ' ' J'usit (Dne (Juess f ' " " ' ' " ' ( ' n i LJ fa jv;, Hri it B iWWm 'viwA ZlJ..W. .-MCI 1 . Radio "'"r'Shits'Happy f P.ecoghlae them? Who wouldn't! lo'ug and Alary, .to be snip, stopping off -ut New York on a pllgrlnrngp abroad. - (Ity Slsier Mary) i Ilii-akfasl Slewed dried peach jes, cereal, thin cream, wufflea. maple sirup, milk, coflee. I Luncheon Hot chicken sund jwlches, radishes and nw onions, : fruit cup, nut cookies, milk, tea. j Dium-r iVfuin of tomato soup, I cheese souffle, creamed asparagus. i brown bread, frozen fig pudding, I milk, coffee. j ThiB dinner menu is planned pur 'tlcularly for one. of those first warm spring days. A nourishing, j well balanced meal , is without meat. 14 Wohien Poker Players Held Up, Robbed of $1000 NKW TOUK, A pK , ( A P ) .Kour tixtn woniim pliiyliiK poki'r. wtTi hflil up, uml rqlilji'ii liy tliroo Kn-mi-ii In u llronx Hpnrtmi'nl early this morninjr; l.TliC; rohlii'i-a' vun iHlii d .In iui uutoiiiuljllu will) more than yi.ooii In conli. nml B'ii Clill.lrfiu wi-re uHlci-p In a room uiljDlnlntr Jlmt In whirl) two buiih'3 weru In .proyrtHH. '. .Th 'rolilirm' irK1nil rntrnnco lo tlto upurlniont of Win. lnu l)rr hy pretending lu, 1) . wi-klnic oii . or Ihi! nluyerH. Tlie women, true to DeLoi is Pearson Named -Song Leader at ;U. of 0. tWVKHBITV 6le.''.OHK0ON'. El)(,'i.), Apr. B. (Special) Di-', Lorl8 l'eiuHon. ot Oninili', lum lleet) uppolnli'il BO)) leuiler In COD- neetlon with the bouk week now In prOKrt'H on the eumpu)). MIhh I'eurHon will httvn rliaw or trnlnliiK the tnemlierB of Hen ilrleliB Hull In prepunitlon for Ihe eotnpetlllon nnioiiK the llvlntf or Kitnl'utlon. 'I'lie pnrpoHe of 8onif week In to iieiitulnt the nli!ent with new OreKon Hones. The Ore- Kon I'ledRe nous, ri'eenuy neitiKn TI KK1MY, Al'ltll; A " Xonntulil Time MmbHiH. CNltR, , lKlnnt ; Cuu. (Mint flloke), 8 p, in., Melody Doya' or elieHtriL. ... KI'XI', tVilormlo Kirlin;s, ( iln. (SMlll-ISOUkC), K:M p. !.!., l-rt .Melhodlat chnrol). , KO, Den n r. Colli. (.12S.4IH :likr), can p. in., dinner roneerl, llrown I'uliipo utrlnir oreheHtrn. . I'wlfiii Time Nlttthiim. . CNItV, Vaiicoiiver. can. ( 21.1 m lOHOke), &:ll p. in., Melntyre Htrinir.iiiurtet; piunlnl. celliHt, vlo UiiUtH;', Mm. C. McU-un, Hoin-nno; I0:J0, rulmret TJrlinonl orelieilru, llebe Mullur, aopruno. Kl'I, Jxw Anufhs, Cnl. (Iinin 040ke), 6:a0'p. m., vtwt pocket proirruni; (1:46,- ItadlotorlHl period; 1-7:n, CHIneMii Unideiia oirluNlrn; 7:311-8, popnlnr proKrmn; K.ii. screen Artists nlrlnir quartet; !) Ifl.'vnrled prosram; 10-11, 1'uck urd ltullail hour wltli' umiul Tiior day nlirht fuvorlt)i. MIO., Seal Ho, AVokIi. ( lr,4 ni-6Uk-), 9-10 p. m., lariric North west hour; 10-11, Jurkln rlouder'a iMpb l.ldo serenuderH. i . KI'ON, lyonif lloaeh, Cnl. (2,HS.4in I iHIIki ), 7- p. in., 1'rlr.ma hour; 8 9. I'unluKea aets; t -1 i -. l.onit Hear!) Aero club frolic; 1 1-1 1, Hluto thea- ler organ. Recital. : ' nr nii, iiuii-wimhi, mi. io.m-IIIMIki-), 8-0 p. in., rutrlrk-Alamli lance' . orchentra; , lt-lty . 1'utrlnk, KololHt; 0-10, n NiihIi and ' bin orlKlnnl. Country .Hoys dniice or I'heatrftj 10-1 1, Warner llrolhore I'rollc. .- ' 'j KUO, Oakland. Cal. (:llll.2ni Nllllkc), 8-l p. in., lOvoi'ou.ly pro KnDni Arthur Arxlewlez. Kuitoiie IlOni; vIollnlKtH; Lev Hhorr,' pianist; !i: 1I.U:3(, 1'arthonla; 111-1 a. Miull son'H MlUshlpniei). KiV, INirllnml, Ore. (4ai.5ni llltlki), 6-7 p. 111., dinner concert; cert; 10-12, lleruian Kenln'H tlnnre orchcHlrti. ' KII.I, I,m Anni les, cnl. ( io.i.l'iii 740ke), 8-lu p. ni.. pi'OKi'nm, Unlld- r t , h-. ' f 1 Easter. Dinner Honors Mi. and Mrs. Montague ;rTlio home of .Hi:, mnr Mrs. .('ilt Sharp waH the si-.enu of a doliyhl- Jj'iil-.dlnni'r .party Kaster day B'von In honor ol .Mr. una .Mrs. inaries. .Montaittie who are vIsllInK heru Cronr-1 'ortlund. 'J'ho.lulile was ar ranged for six couples anil was) lieaullfuMy decorated in while car nations and pink hyacinths. Tim same color scheme predominated in the decorations ThruiiKlioiit ' the home. Dinner was served at 3 o'clock lo the followil)),' ifiusls: Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Wynar, Mr. and Mrs. Claude l'urkett and Mrs. Oeer, all of Iji CIrande, Mr. anil Mrs. C. II. Jameson, pr linker, Mrs. W. Smith, of I'ove, and the honor guests. .Mr. und Mrs. Mont.'iKuo, who returned lo their home in I'orlland hist evening. 1 I MAtl; I'l.AVl.ll KICiXEO .NKW TOUK A promoter who has sinned her up for u New Vork provided appearance ' lllidorHtands Hint I'oKify O'Nell, 17, star first. Iiase- is hi lnic feiiliired. the Inidltlom of. "poker faces." .U,., nt the new alma muter hodb, inuue- no ouicry unit Kavc.up ineir money and Jewelry quietly. When thii' rohliem Ulscpvereil the sleiiiiiiiir children they Issui'il llieir orders lu whlspcra to uvuld wukliiK thelll. ' ,' wori.D ci,i:h mvktekv MAhlllD The newspaper A. rt. C. asks thai the Spanish Kovor nent officially declare that Chrls- tntiiier Columbus was ii native " of Spain In .order to" clear!, np Win "mystery" of his birthplace. illls of left-over canned or fresh 'men, Is to receive. 18. 75ufor u tour .' frnllH are used in the "cup" sine- 'nomprislng 76 Kuines. Known ,n Ifesleil for tlie luncheon dessert. lt;the female. Babe Until, sho Is fovii may lie.lppped. w:h)i wlilpped.crean) 'ice);!8 Inches arid woIbIis l6(i. ! It convenient and If , preserved orl liUiruKihlno cherries are. not at I (.. m, Isl VIIXillATlNC. I II Jt II II IL IIIL lil LtlllUIIL Jfliy lliunrn an fxcfllent garnish.' 'Of course Hl'KOOH ' Spain's most beautl- luny.klnil of Jelly op.-n", can . bi I-' , . ..W.-in. i 'w Min Says-: erva Another new blondo kid, one-Ktrap pump, spike heel, added to our stock. More - to come-- soon. We arc. well , propurcd, to take cure, of your shoo wants now. hatW . sixes i get broken and it makes it hard to fit you; Take advantage whilst the Hlzes are all here. If they don't fit we don't want lo sell them. Silk Hosiery $1.00. and KI.30 . g u a r a ntc e l against runners. rollsht s for all si ades of shoes. Arch Supports for broke i arches and callouses on tie bottom of the feet. THE B00TERY THE SIGN OF SAFETY H la considered a1 matt'-r of protection and safety to oil banks authorized to use this sign- MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM We have been a member of the Kedera! Itcserve Sn tem since Its organisation. UNITED STATES BANK used but. a briKht colored one is I iiat ui-ally more effective. Hot Chicken Sandwiches j Tbree-foilrtllS Clip chopped COld cooked' chicken, epp chopped jeold cooked hum, I cups milk. hut the Koverniueiil funds to wivq'H. ' .. has voted Nature's, own body builder I.. V W 11 J ''Mias , Gdllna Ivano'a trawled 0fl miles and apsnt tlx month! ar Ruins; wilh Immigration officials in -order to bocotue a student at l'omona college.' Mho left aehool at Harbin,. China, when bolh. vlsis g-ulnejl control, and went to funudu. whence he came to Clnrcmont, Cal., after a squabblo over . KUHBlan . uuotaa. Hosiery For Spring ONYX - ROLLINS . TRIPLE-A , In all the newest - shades. $1.00 to $2.75 r Putman's . i ladles' Keady-To-Wcw ' Millinery ' 1 irs' Finance association. ' KJR, SfOtllf, : WtHh.' (SM.tm 7HOIui), 7-s:S0 p, in., musical pro gram, Cornlah aohool artlallc fi). semhle; 8!80-ll),.,orcl)etrB.;' K.M'I'R, HoiDmoxl, Cl. (2ltm IJU(ike), t-f p, n., Htarr I'laniJ compuny Btudlo; 7:46; Hollywood Community lnK from Hollywood hlKH school auditorium; 8.10. KMTR concert orchestra. KN.V, HollywmMl, Cal. (Mt.tm. Mkc), :J0-7 p. m., Atwatef Kent : orchestra; 7-7:30, proxram, Roy U Donley, Inc.; 8-0, program, Globe Ice Cream and Weber Bread: -10, Western Auto Supply company! 10 1 1 1, Hay West's Ambassador kotel dance orchestra. ; , ... , ..... . Kl'O, Ran Franolaeo, C. (42i.Jm-700ke), 6:SO-7 p. m., Btates Restaurant orchestra: 7- 7:30, Fairmont hotel orchestra; . 8:10-8, Swiss band l 9-10, Gypsy and Marts; 10-11, Rose room dance. . orchestra: 11-13 midnight, Henry llalstcad's dance orchestra, j ' , KPSN, Pasadena, Cal. (U.an Soke), 8-9 p. m., Btar-News con cert hour, Adolf Tandler Instru-' . mental group, artists. . j KTAIi, OakUml, Cal.' (Itt.tnv ISIiOke). 1-8 p. m.. Mills college. . "' Ml'I.K IlKIiAYJC I'AHAIir. JUICPHRBDNVIM.H. , I nil Miss Payton Entertains Tlie H.AH. club met Thursday veliinir nt Ihe home of Miss Kliza- betll I'ayton. .Six 1,'lrls were pres. .,,1 und the oveiiinir was slienl rvadini; stories. At un appropriate hotir dainty refl eshment.s were served by the younif hostess. Altar Society to Give Dance Tonight Old-time dance devotees of the city are i-ngerly looliinit forward to Ihe dance to be Klven this cven InK ut uber ball by the ladies of tho Altar society of the Catholic church. All who can are asked to come in old-fashioned costumes. A priae will be Riven for tire oldest n4tiuiie worn. A fiddlers contest and a prlxe waltz will ajso be. foa- 3 tablespoons butler, 2 labh spoons -"eount ry" llilllc with a penchant flour. 1 tablespoon grated onion, 1 for kicking- delayed the . Kastern lleaspoon curry powder. 1 teaspoon ' mM., ( Die negro section , here lemon Juice, slices bread. lyesterdiiy until a teamster lassoed I Combine 'chicken and ham. let ),m nI1(i (0ok him to police head- butter, stir in flour and when per- quarters. While waiting for the Ifeeily smooth slowly add milk stir. own,.r t0 show up policemen arc Vlng constantly.1 Moisten curry 8)lovUK hint outs with a pole. . powder In a little cold milk und 'add will) onion to sauce, llrlng to SFF.KK VKOMTN'RNT I'l.ACK 'ihe boiling point 'and boil three . MOBCOW The . municipality i minutes. Add chicken and ham has petitioned the cabinet to stop jand bring again to the boiling point tnn erection of a monument .to but do not 1,1 boll. Remove from. Karl Mnrx, the father of socialism, i fire und stir In lemon Juice, suit theatrical square, because large and pi per. Melt butter in frying bninlings would iiiukn It liisufii pun and saute bread until a golden straw color on both sides. Spread nach slice wllh chicken mixture land serve at once. . . ' Queen of Queens Hunt the bright side. Wouldn't things be awful If It was dark In the daytime and light at night? Popularity loaves very little time for sloady thinking. i S Mathilde Isrnhart was chosen j queen of queens at a recent fes- Women Use Then dispose of this new hygienic help easily as tissue no laundry clenlly coiisplcloiiH. For Sale at the "Si monfi. il iift was knbtara' kit, I was metmm and rundown. JVe slui, utapptlilt. Muci luting 1. lac I rt.jey (frail, pastriis, etc., slttp Hie a lot, falntt J0 .' Miss HtlnFerrs.UOt N. tinadway. In itiaaafolis, Ind. " Tanlac In Nature's Rrnatost tnIa and builder. Made from roots, barks and herbs uftor tho Tanlao formula, It revitalizes tho blood, tones up the digestive organs and puts the whole system In lighting trim. Don't go about your work sickly and discouraged. Take tho ex ample ot millions who novo been helped by Tanlao. Btop at your druggist's today and get thin won derful tonic. You'll Tie surprised how quickly you improve. For con stipation Uiko Tuuluu Vegetable l'illv A COPPER WASHER f 0 A SILVER DOLLAR Special Until April 30th AnfeHflita $1 ' Down FREE! . , A 9-cup Coffet,Ptrcblator with every ' Automatic Washer EASTERN OREGON LIGHT & POWER CO. -Alway At Your Service" r I Credit CARRES No Interest WOMEN by the millions arc diicardinif the old-time "sani tary pad" for a new and scientific way. A way that offers protection un known before. A way, too, tluit solves the old embarrassment of disposal. It is called "KOTEX." Eight in 10 better-class women now employ it. Discards as easily as a piece of r' tissue. No laundry. No embar rassment. It's five times as absorbent si ordinary cotton pads! You dine, dance, motor for hours in sheerest frocks without a second's doubt or fear. It deodorizes, too. And thus ends ALL danger of offending. You ask for it at any drug or department store, without hesitancy, simply by saying "KOTEX." I)o as millions are doing. End old, insreure ways. Enjoy life every day. l'ackage of twelve costs only a few cents. t KOTeX No laundry discard like Hants TWO GOOD LEADERS Blue Mountain Butter and . Blue Mountain - Ice Cream Home made products manufactured by a home concern. Always the best. Sold by All Dealers. BLUE MOUNTAIN CREAMERY R. F. TYLER, Prop. Telephone Main 60 ( 1109 Washington Ave. 3 'It's the Open Season on Spots! Spring is the time when new and light colored clothes are worn. And, you don't want their beauty marred by stains that frequently are un-' expected. ' No matter how dainty the fabrics we'll restore them to newness without harm either to material or to color. - - - Call MAIN 72 for prompt, reliable service. The Wardrobe Cleaners f HUM r j JUICE 5POT5 ; PHONE MAIN 72 . r- UlS? GREASE 3P0TS .m t ttvart.ln Paris. , - . . ,,