La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 16, 1926, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextFriday, April 16, 1926. XX GRANDE EVENING OBSERVES NEWS of SOCIETY Ralstons Entertain Clio Club Members t Lovely bouquet of spring flow. rs, panslca. daffodils and tulips. In II their protty colorings, wore used o decorate the Ilulston homn lust vcnlng when Mr. und Mrs. F, u gtulston entertuincd tho members r me vlla c,uo ana a, nunuior ot ucsts. Bcveii tamea ot brldgo fcvcro at play during tho evening tvllh MrB. Walter Iteuter winning itgh score among the lady club members and Norman Frees tho r flub prlgo among the genllnmen. Irs. K. B. Appleby received the !guest prize.' . . ., - - , ' I After tho games a two-course .luncheon was served.- , , i( .. . ' , !.Un Attend ' ''.' Academy Recital . ' f. More than four hundred people 'gutherod ut tho,l.Att&r Day Hatuts .tubernucio last evening at a o'clock .'when the Hacred . Heart- academy presented a group of students In frccitul. "The progrum wus excellent from tho opening number "Chil dren's Symphony" by Haydn, play ed by the orchestra to tho cloning orchestra number "A Jolly Slelgh- rlde" by Chwutal, also a symphony. Of tho four orchestra pieces played during the recital tho two sym phonies wore most appreciated by tho audience.. : Of the solo numbers the violin soloists, llftle Allco Jcanette and Mueltzabeth Cooper, , received Uiu most applause. Murgnrct Meyers' piano solo was also well received. Tho phino number of Constance Kay wus ulso much appreciated by the audience, as wus tho cornet solo by Lelu'nd" Hale. Following is the program given: Children's Symphony Huyiln ', Orchestra Polonaise In. A Major Chopin Mury Brewster v . QliostH Schyttc Margyret Mlchnclson f-iebesfreud (violin).. Frit Krelslcr Muellzubeth Cooper Alma Lilly, acconipaulst Melody ; .-. Iiuwes To the Itlstng Bun ....' Torjusaen ftlurgarct Meyers Little Dance Beaumont Orchestra Andante from! Honolu. Op. 27, No. I .. Beethoven Caprice, Op. SO ....,.....'..... Lebto. ro Ituth Owsley rrcludo Milltulro, Op. 33. No. 5 Itachmanlnoff . Kthet Hurndcn. first piano . . .Helen Newlln, second piano Truumerel v Htruuss To a Water Lily McDowell ... joy Veach ., , -: : '. Dancing Dolls Seredy Orchestra , . . On the Holy Mount 'Dvorak Ktliel Harndcn Love's1 Ship (cornet solo)............ ' ...;.....'. Morrison . , lA'tund Halo . Impromptu Itelnhold Of Bre'r Rabbit : McDowell Lola McWllllams 1'olonaise Brlllinnte, Op. 4 (vlo- . lln) : ;..... Weintswskl Indiun lament Dvoruk-Krebiler Alien Joannct to Cooper ' Alma Lilly, accompanist . Drifting Frlml ' , " Kdlth Wado t l'o Ling and Ming Toy ....Frlml ' (from Chlncso Hulte) Cometh us a Bride ..','.. Frlinl (from Chinese Suite) ' .. ' Constance ltray. A Jolly Bleighrlde (Symphony) .-. ..... Chwutal . Orchestra Those taking purt in the orches tra were: ' First violin Allco Jeanette Coop er, Mucllzubulh Cooper, Kddlo Hur- rls, Patrick Keuuedy, Virginia Mo. Wllllains, Agnes Hinlth, Gertrude Conrad. Second violin Cletea Clark, Kllutbctn Hoffner. Mary Doherty, Dorothy Wall, Kltsubeth Donohue. Joseph Felk, Ijivon Nelderer. Owen Munhull, Lllllaji Slops, Dowaln Turner. .'..- Harp Mary Brewster, Mandolin Ituth Owsley, Jehu McBhaln, Theresa Curren. Cornet Lolalid Halo. Saxophone Luther Folk,'. . '.Orchestra bells--Alloo Munhull. Blelgh bells Margaret Meyers. Drums Kvelyn Bruce. Tho academy la planning another recital to bo given Saturday after noon by tliCfiittHt sirls of tho acad emy at the home of Mrs. Fred Bpueth. 1S09 Kigllth street at 2:30 o'clock. This, recital Is entitled "Dolls of Many Ijinds." and tho lit tlo girls taking part will hovo their dolls dressed to represent the mu steal numbers they will give. ' There will be dolls from Japan, China. Italy, Kcotlund, France, be side a rug doll, a family of Dutch dolls und u kewpio doll. In addi tion to the piano numbers there will be two violin scluctlons and one dunco number. - ... - ' Everyone interested Is lnvlt,cd. 3 . SPECIAL RANGE , SALE : DURING WEEK - OF APRIL 19TH TO 22ND INCLUSIVE MONARCH ELECTRIC COOKING SCHOOL : - DAILY , AT ' ' 2 O'CLOCK DOMESTIC SCIENCE STUDENTS INVITED An Exceptional Opportunity for every Housewife of La Grande and surrounding community to witness an interesting and instructive Cooking School to be held during the week of April 19th to 22nd . in the Range Department of W. H. Bohnenkamp Co. Mrs. Cummings, Home Economics Expert, will be in charge of these classes which will be held every afternoon between the hours of 2:00 and 5:00 Mrs. Cumntings will have an interesting message for every housewife attending these classes, as well as attractive recipes, baking suggestions and oven dinner menus that every home manager will be glad to receive. ........ ' , Do' not fail to attend at least one of these daily sessions your time will be well spent. Itemember the dates and hours April 19 to 22, from 2 to 5 p'clock each afternoon. til -' 13 Ma&&SfJ i ,'; .HDNAItCsJ TTI-;-l.1T "1 Bohnenkamp' s AiitonulK.' TIiih- ami Ti'inm'rnltiic ' Cutitrul K)AI'II nil v.-xi tltl'4flllflt . llllflMll : Klti'licn Heater L. & L. Drug Co. Re ceives Supply of Sen sational Health Build er That Is Accomplish ing Such Amazing Re sults in Washington and Oregon. Kurnuk, tho sciiHatloiml now nioUictno Unit liua botn Uccomp llHlilnfer cli unm at nsr reBUlls In othor Hvctlonn of WiiahliiRlon urnl Di't'fron la now iiong llHtrlbutl to tho poopto of Ia Gran do by tho l. & L. Drufr Co.. and all other fouitlns driiKfflsta. . "Tho uiuHxtng nuocetw of tho ptvpHt-utlon 1b nothtnff short of phono menu I. l't-oplo ovorywhot-o flock to the drug stores to got Kurnak und roport bo no fits froia Its . uh( that fur hut puna even tht'lr fondobt liopoii, i v "Tho groat roputatlon of Kur nuk ts founded on losulta noth Ing ulav. People buy tho modl clno bfcauBe of tho grout bono flta they rocoivo from Ha un.. Thouaunda huvo writ ten letters or thanks for tho aplundld results they get from It. , t llriiigs Qukk Iteltff.. ' vs Karmik is a purely vogotublo uediolno of ronmrkublo purity And wonderful of floury In the trout inent of stomach and dlgostivc troubles, wcukuoas, norvouanosa, rheutnatlam caused by dlgeatlvc trouble, aour stomach, fatigue, c tarrh ot the stomach, Insomnia; loss of appetite, torpid liver, con stipation, ffuastnoHS, uuto-tntoxl- cutton, dyspopala, lndlgestton, mal- nutrltlon, a gonorully rundown condition .und n host of other symptoms und complutnta not gen erally recognised na having their origin In stomach, ubdomlnul und digestive dcrangemcnta. Aa a general health r builder and at rengt h rest oral Ivo Ku rnuk bus 1 become tho sensation of the drut;' store ' trade vvorywhoro It j hu' boon Introdueod. ' j 1'itlro llody MrcngllMiMHl. The action of Kurnuk Is ao nu-f turul and Beneficial that it hua wort- the nuine of "tho master hoalth-bullder." ' It Incrouaea the appetite for xvholeaonio food and helps the digestion turn thla food Into strengthening nourishment which builds up firm flesh and strong muaculur tissue: It strong-, thens tho organs of ellmlnutlou,' purines the blood atreum and builds up the Avholc body In tone,1 vigor -nd vitality. Mif y iUuk tiiiamntoc. t ' Kurnuk la sold -under a strict guaranteo that the first two- bot tles will produce beneflclu! results' or that the purohuae price will bi refunded without question. Itorh the manufacturer, and the local distributors stund squarely behind thla guaranteo. Kurnak Is-sold In U (Irainlf by the U & L. Drug Co.. und hv all other leading druggists In a Grande and In every other towu. Adv. '' W. R. C. Meets With Mrs. Braden ' Mm. Krort Braden ontortalnud tho ludlpa of Oliver P. Morton ltcllcf Coriw No. 37 yesterday afternoon nt her home at 14 It T avenuo with a tea benefiting tho corps. Forty ola-ht ladles were present during the afternoon and a delltrhtrul program was given, consisting; of two rend-tng-a'uy Mrs. H. K. Itlchey and tho sumo number hy Mrs. Anna Grant and a dunco by Hlva Turner, of Perry. - ,-f ;, ; - . . ' The homo whs prettily deobrntod for tho occasion with KusUr (lllea and boiKiuets of other ' benulil'iil spring1 flowers. Itcfreshnicnts were served by Mrs. Braden, asslstcl by Mrs. Harr- Hanson, of Perry, and Mrs. Clarence Smith. l . . ... . . Swastika Bridge . ' ' Club Enjoys Evening: Members of tho Bwastlka llrldge club were elmrinlnffly entertained lust evening nt tho homo of Mi. und Mrs'. '"Lester. Allen on. Oak' street. During; tho cvonlnu's play .Mrs. Wj. ter l'erry won hlg-h score uuiony the lailli'S and Vernu Alnsworth re ceived tho gentlemen's prlKO. The guest . prize . went to Miss Grace Allen. A yellow und white color scheme whs used to decoriito the .Allen home, bouquets of the seuson's flowers being used. . After the games tho hostess served a two courso luncheon. . . v. . - , . . ' ..!: ' Mrs. Zweifel Entertains . Mm. Xatlmn Kweifel entertained the members of the Jolly Hrldgo club, yesterday ufternuon at her home on . Adams avenue. Tho home wus prottlly decorated with boiniuels or -daffodils forming a i delightful setting-.for three tubles of bridge. '.' . r I Mrs. J. I. Cnldwel! ' won high score among I lie ladles present and Mis. I It. llrumwell received the I second pl'lae. A two-course llincll !eon was served following the oumi'S I . Piano Recital (Tomorrow Evening . j Miss Dorothy llrowntou will be presented' In piano rccltul by Miss Hilda Anlhony -tomorrow1 evening, lat :ir o'clock,: In th library auditorium. She will bo assisted i by Miss Adelaide Until Clark, so 1 prano, who will sing two numbers uecomimnlod by Mrs, J; A..Tedford at lire piano.- Miss Clark Is a pupil o.f Mis. A. U Itlehardson. Kollowlng ls the program to be given: ! Gavotte "lid Musette Iluch railliiNla l Minor ,.. Moiirl The Dulterfly Lavulle Henmaile Jensen In Autumn MacDowell Ariihcwiuo I.cchcii7.ky The I'Vwns Clninilnade Dorothy llrownton (a) Two Itoses , Ollberte (b) Come to tho Wlldwood Itobert l'alnc Adelaide Ituth Clark .Mrs. J. A. Tedford. uccompunlst Carnival Mlgllon Scliult Prelude Utirb'Miiln's Si'renade Ciilumblne's l4iment ' Hgunurelle Dorothy Brownton All friends und music lovers arc cordially invited to attend. ... t'nlon (Kneelul) The Kuslern Ktar cliHph-r or t'nlon held lis nigu lur liuslm-sK meeting Wednesday evening, after which the past worthy matrons of the rhuplor Herved dulnty refreshments and a social hour was enjoyed. I i. II inn (niieciuij rionnriiis i.m. and Mis. k. j. hciinster, who win ;ieaie t'nlon soon to mukc their home In Tillamook, Mr. nd Mrs. (leorge Kergusoli entertained a .lew friends Monday evening. Pin ochle was the diversion of the eve ning. At an appropriate hour dainty re freshments were served by the host cat. - ... I ' Lnioa (tipeclul) The fcpiscnpal Guild met Tuesday afternoon at tho homo- of 'Mrs, WHHam Tisor -with aboyt twenty members present. After tho regular ' business hour the remainder of tho (afternoon was spent socially, followed by dainty refreshments. j:-. -.;,,- i v ", Union (Special) Mr.' mid Mrs. Ray Wilson und family, Mr. and Mrs. l.ylo Wilson and family, Mrs. A. V. Wilson and Mr. Murgler, aft of Iinblor, were guests at the homo of Mr. and Mrs, 'Fred l'ox Sunday for dinner; '. ' '..'". i After dinner the' afternoon was spent phiylng tennis.;; ,' ' ' j , Announcements Social announcements may tie printed In thla column free of charge. Any announcements per taining to any functions such as cooked food sales, etc,, will tie refused. Announcements, to be printed the santo day, must be In society editor's hands b t:00 o'clock. News editor's nolo. nun ."i ' i v .1'.. i. in H i,., 'inn. Tho regulur ' mouthly dinner of Oliver 1". Morton Itellef Corps, No. 37 will bo heid ut the K. P. hull tomorrow noon',"' followed "by tho' regular business meeting. All food should bo t tho hall by 11:311 o'clock, according to the commit tee In charge. ; Says: (lly MMor Alary) BmikfuHt linked , upplca with cm-tittl, thin 't-rouin. fish onirdid,' corn brrud, maple sirup, milk, oof- Isuiichoon Tomutoes . In . rk I border,' rudislios, whole' whout !brud, jelly, nitllc, tttii. llnm-r I'ot roust of boof, brown gruvy, inuHhod iotuloos,4 bitlli'iod purKnlps, Htufft'd eolory, uhooolato brtiutd pudding, ' gruhum bn-ud, rnlllt1, uoffeo, . ' . A plHi:o,of beef, out from (he round iimltifs u dclloloiiH put roust. If you huvo nn i Iron keltlu with u tight fitting Iron cover no water need be uttcd In tho cooking. 8nr the meat on utl sldis, then covur unci cook ovur.tt low .fire for hi-v-(trul hours, depending of course on tho, alzii of I he roust, Tho incut ucfuiilly cooks in Us own Juice uml Is us tcntlur an tundor can be. . ' Tin fish omelet iimck uny fish feft over from tho preceding dinner. I l-ll (hlM'll't l-'lvo eggs, tt'UHpOOn Hlllf, fl-W grains pepper, 6 tublflspoons hot water, 1 tublcHpoon butler, 't cups white sauce, 1 cup flaked cooked fish, parsley. ... Hepurute yolks from white of eggs. Ad'l Hijlt, pepper nml hot j Your feet thunk you! uuJ you wonder why. you didn't K'Vt Arch -A Id SlioeS u 1 1 lit t lonff a0. , . , ' ; . . . T . ; . k Vou know thoy oxcol In stylo, comfort lind sorvleo tho inlnuto you, slip them Let us convince you us we have' others. THE BOOTERY - - t ROLLINS HOSIERY for the Women ' who want only the Finest ' . because this fineness in Rollins ' com bines the beauty of lustrous silk excellent quality and long wear even in gossamer sheer chiffons. The latest colors on Fash ' ion's Calendar always can be had in Rolr ' lins and the dyes hold their brilliancy through many washings. Many women were satisfied with the hosiery they wore' ; until they compared it with Rollins-Hiow . they wear Rollins exclusively. . 1 t LADIES READY-TO-WEAR AND MIUUNCRY water to yolks und heat ' with a dover beater unttll thick und le mon colored..' Heat whites ot eggs until stllff and dry und fold Into first mixture. Melt butter In a hot Iron frying pan or omelet pan. Turn pan to thoroughly gutter en tlro surface. Turn In prepared eggs, spreud evenly, und cook over a low fire. When well purfed put on middle gruto ot hot oven to cook und brown tho top. When rt t in to tho touch fold und turn on to a hot plutter. Pour nround fish reheated in whlto sauce. Ourrtlsh with parsley und servo. WIMi HE A BACHKIOIl HICHMOND, Va. Ono Virgin lan is going to bo a bachelor, for n whtle'at least because of his cau tion. To tho questions of the clergy man ut his wedding , tho cantons groom Insisted on replying "I'll do tho best 1 can." The ceremony wus culled off and the license returned to the county clerk's pffico. r HKST UATEIl DEAD, !. ?' I.OS ANOBI.ES, : (AP) Profe sor Marc Mouungu, who claims the, world's spaghetti eating cham pionship, Is doad, probably Of hemorrhage, 'physicians said. ;Tho professor claimed to bo able to' eat . 1.16 miles of spaghetti at too rate ' o( a mllp per minute, 'i ..iiun'i.l ih u'Iiku COMIM CAl'SK AII,.tlj:.TS NI5W YORK- Krunoui P. Our yun hus found tliut from sixty to eighty per cent of the nrucllcc' of more than thirty of the " nation's leudlng physicians.;'. 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