La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 19, 1926, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextMonday, April 19, 1926. CA GSANPE EVENING OBSERVER r -r .NEWS of Mrs. Howell Entertains, Complimenting . Son 1 Jlouorlng- tht) fourth UlrUiduy an nfvtirHury of hor little ,8Qn. IjUW mncf. Illchunl, Mrs. Ira Howell eji lortutned a number of children anil lliidr mothivr ut a doIlKlitful Hjirliif jiurty Friday uflernoou ut hoe homo on W.uvimuo. An outdoor ft-ature of the nrtcrnfion wtw a itrunut hiinL Willi (JiTlrude- KiMK und ltdhhy Kjii'IhiT winning, tho prized. . A jiticHMinK" conttwt -wan nltsa on Joy ml by th children with . Virginia icono mid lUck O.Hliorn winning On lirlxH, , ' i . A flop tn jraiiKH .thtr olilhlron wrro Hcittcd around u pn-ttlly duo outlet) diniicj' Initio wherw refreh v iltfifi.fi'' we r -Morvt'd. A )lnk nml whit" color whrnui wh ok-vm-ly carrliMl out In tiouquclH of Hprliiff -f,UW'-rM, The d'ulfrpii-rtt .wum a birthday eak wllh .fpur' UKhlcj eandlt-Ji, served hy'tlitv honor jruti'. A)rotilal fuvoiH wcro found with VuHi5 (Iup card. ' 1 Covers were laid for Clifford . Orov!t), Virginia Homh, Kmoffcn Wel, Uertrill King. Viva Hull, Jlohhy l.yiuui), Margiiri't Ann Alr hearl. Hick (htf.or,,, Ilpliby Ktrtek lr.liohby and JHek Karl her and tli honor Kite.Mi, '- Many Attend Piano Recital The liltrury uudltorlum was wll fUN-d with IntereKled MendH Hat nnhiy eveiilnir when MIhh Dorothy Jtrownlon w:ia presented In a piano j recital by her teacher, Miss -Hilda I Anthony. Miss Urownton save a varied and - Interesting . program f whlcK she played with good. tech-, nic and artistic Interpretation. j : Mum Adelaide litilh Chirk, who OKNiHted, sang two hoiik" ! in her usual charming nutnneri Mrs. J. A, Tod ford supplying accompaniments'. j - Apple blossoms und pink snap dragons formed an effective back ground for the performers. ' On Wednesday evening April 21 Miss lols Nelson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, A. W. XWaon, will uppear in a public recital In the library au ditorium. Miss Nelson is also a pupil of Miss Anthony. Kulh Ir win, soprano, accompanied by IleU ene Crice will nssixt wllh a group of songs. ., A. G. S. Entertains t At Greenwood School , Tlin Associated Girl Htudi-nts of 11n IiIk.Ii school I'liicrtulnml the (jrconwood I'urint-'IVach'r uxnocIoV lion and tlm ciBhth, (ti-adu Blrls of (ireenwood Kchool Kliday after noon. A. Khoi'L IxihIiichu meeting w.'tR held during: whlcli time Eld l ldKe Illll'lniai). JIIsm, Wlldn. J-InBOlB nnil Mrs. K. I).' 'Iwler wer'j ap pointed to olduln Inrorma'tlnn on a pletnri machine to l0 used in lliu HChool. v CandidnthH for the offices of the asocia1lon were numlnated t- ho voted on at the next meeting. . Kor the office of preKidi'llt Mrs. J. I.. Met'herson. and .Mrs, Walker wen; chown; vice iircslilent, Mm. Clia.rl 'ton, Mrs. Jensen and Mrs. Hltlor and secretsiry.' Mrs. Jack McClliean and Mis. K. I). Towler. -Mrs. Williamson's and. Mrs. . Green's rooms received the plctnro for hnviiiK the Bieatewt nnmlier of parents present. After the hnsiness meeting Mrs. Charlton, president, turned the. meeting over to Miss Mabel -Hi-n-netl, dean of Kirls of the hlKh .school. 3Hsh llcnnelt Introduced 511ns Klcnnor Clenrt r. pn'Sldent of. i tho. associated utrl students, who Mi merva Says The Men's Just Wright Arch Preserver is proving a great success with us. We have sold a good many pair which has given comfort to so many people with bi 1 feet. And is one of tho most comfortable shoes in tho world for peopla with good feet. We carry them In black and brown, both In Shoes and Oxfords. These can be hail hi sizes from ft to 12 nnd from AAA to KM In wblth. If you cannot get fitted in town, come, to THE BOOTERY Sole Agents For Aivli Preserver SI iocs- For Men April First Is considered all fools' flay, but it is not the tonly day when fools get fooled. . ' Every day we hear of someone who has taken a chance, ahd in most cases where the chance is' on investments of a questionable character, the investor is made a foci of. UNITED STATES m SOCETY A novel note Is struck In fancy mat rial mich as this spring show of black and grey shaded python. The slen dr strap Is held in plac by a cut stesi Bucjci. , . took charge , of. the .meeting and the following program1 was given: Pia no. solo, "Scotch. Tone Picture" by Mud o well, Mlstr Murl Gore; fWork pf the A. Q. S..V Miss El eanor Clouver;, vocal soto "Som whero a Voice Is Calling" by Tate, MIhh Myrtle Wllcock; tulk on the work of- the aasocjuted girl stu dents. Miss J)orothy ;Kunkfi vice president; piano soio "vuiho lini llante,"' Moha Zuccii nnd 'Crudle Song." Illjlusky, MUs Jleleno Price; reports on works of various com mittees: Alurl Gore, service; com mittee, Marjorle Condit, traij seek er.,! Wilnia Gasklll, social cbiumii-; tee, llossle HuriiH, flnunce commit tee; Teading Vapo. Jones", Mury , Vaughn -Hendrickson; tvocal solos Coiuo to .the Wildwood," Kobert Jirulne and , "Klve Uttlo Whlto He4tds," by Dischook, Miss Adelaide, Hulh C'luik; tulk by Miss llennett on tlm purpose of tlm A. G. S. After the program refreshmeiHH were served, i Friends Honor j Kochenspargers , " J Members of Olivor P. Morton jtellef Corps, No. 37 entertained ut la. surprise party Sattirduy evening for Mr. "and Mrs. Jack Kochen- spurger, honoring their tweulyrfiClh wedding anniversary. The parly tok place ut the. Kochensparger home on T avenue, with about 30 members of tho corps in uttend- nnnp.! : . . '' ' t Tho evening was enjoyed' -soeiaj-! y ,aflo,r which refreshhients wor served. Mr, and ' Mrs- Kochein Himrger were presented with a lovely silver pie server hy the mem- Luther League In Social Session Willi U fulrly lurgtt crowd In flU tendance the. I.uther I-eugue of the Lutheran church enjoyed a social evening .Friday in the. community room, of the 'church. During the short business inoetlng, presided over by the president. Miss Kmma Wurl, the Luther League chautuu qua to be hold In Portland was dis cussed. ' Games were enjoyed afler tlie. business meeting.- Hefore adjourn ment delicious refreshments were nerved I . I Mrs. Waldon Hostess. At Bridge Party Mrs. Krnest Waldon entertained the. members of. the N. B. H. club Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. H. J. Williams on Y avenue. Tho rooms were prettily decorated for the occasion with lovely bou quets of apple blossoms and howls of intrudes. i " Itrldge was the diversion of the afternoon with Mrs. Williams win ning high score. Mrs. K. O. Cough enower received the second prize. A two-course luncheon was served ater'the gnmes. The cluh will be entertained this . Women Secure against lost charm, this new way of solving oldest hygienic problem otters true protec tion; discards like tissue SHEER gowns and ill-timed so cial or business demands hold no terror for the modern woman. The insecurity of the old-time "sanitary pad" has been ended. "KOTEX," a new and remarkable way, is now used by 8 in 1U better class women. It's five limtt at absorbent as ordi nary cation pads You dine, dance, motor for hours in sheerest frocks without a sec ond's dolibt or fear. It deodorizes, too. And thus stops AtL danger of offending. tS Discards as easily as a pice of r tissue.' No laundry. No embar rassment. You ask for it at any drug or department store, without hesitancy, simply by saying "KOTEXJ1 Do as millions are doing. End old, insecure ways. Enjoy life every day. . Package of twelve costs only few cents. KOT6X ek' ' ttf ' Yho Komb' ' far ttttl "UM .UUhean. . . . i ,., ., j -'.. , . . : ' Society Meets v At Baker Home Tho MtMHionary hoc let y of the Met hod tat KplHCOal church aouth met ThurHday afternoon tit the homo of Mm. 8. K. Halter. Mip. It. A. llelvey, president, presided over Urn buMlueHH ftesHlon, after which Mrs. Kulre Webb conducted the de votional servlcen. A worlal hour whs oliitflrvfil and refresh iiientu ttcrved tn'forft ad Announcements Social aillHHIIKHWMHitfl IllSJ ( b printed in Ihtrt column free' ol cliarge. Any announrelnents per U Inli ik to any functions such fl cooked food sales, .etc., will be refused. Annonnconicnts, to be prtuted the saino day, must be In mm?4Ij eilllnV's hands bj tt:0 o'ciock. -News editor's note The young people of the Kpworth league, of the. South Methodist Kplscopal church ure preparing' a three-act pluy entitled "AH a Mis take," (o be given In the near fu- - Mrs. 1? an ford will enlerlaiti the members of the Tuesday llridge club tomorrow afternoon. ',.'';. The general aid of tho Methodist Episcopal church will meet Wed nesday afternoon .at the homejof Mrs. Clair Horiber, -near the How-mun-lllcks inlll. Curs will he'.ut the church at 8:10 o'clock forU those wdio have no way to go. it i The Parkdale club will meet'-ai the home of Mrs. 1C. P. Mossmpn Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Marela Middle and t Mrs. Jnore lieaudetlc will be 'hosfosses. i '' it t( The ladles Auxiliary to t)i nrofberhood of llallway Trainmen will meet tOtmOrrow evening at 7:30 o'clock at Ii3agle hall. 3fcAioo iv xi-:v voitK Nl-JW YOltlC W, G. MeAdoo. of I,os Angeles, Is to be a New Yorker again for a month. He has leased an apartment on fashionable Park avenue. It's a private matter, pro sumnlily, since JftSS Is I wo years away. i' A COPPER WASHER Special Until April 30th AufoMatie asks Down Gredit: CARR'S No Interest! ...:v. 'V . .... . . , $1 FREE! . : A 9-cup Coffee Percolator with every Automatic Washer EASTERN OREGON LIGHT & POWER CO. "Always At Your Service" TWO GOOD LEADERS Blue Mountain Butter and ' Blue Mountain Ice Cream Home made products manufactured by a home concern. Always the best Sold by AU Dealers. . BLUE MOUNTAIN CREAMERY R. F. TYLER, Prop, f': Telephone Main 60 11M WuUnftoa Are. Scarf Now Used As Sash KKW TOnK, AP The newest use to which that staple of fashion, tho scarr has been turned; l thut of sash. A. spring sport ' dress In two pieccR, In: white or a- pule color, utilise a, bright colored scurf jo tie about ilH wearer's hips, and , hold the blouse neatly In place, no mat ter what the .evolutions of the sport, :; . .'. .. MONTK CAItl.b.'. I (AD The duyn of bright' colored- footgear , are past. Itoyo.1 blue still is per j mlsslble, but green, und red ure; only admitted- us trimming. JJghl i and discreet shades now are the j vogue. . 1 ' - The color most favored in kid footweaf Af beige opal and tt lighter' silver gray, parchment, sauterne, Hugby dan and muDvette. lilack is rarely wen except In pat ent leather, when the shoe gener ally Is a plain mrnp. Combined with white (Mark patent vamp and deep trim of white kid) It In more frequent, ' . - , . NKW YORK, AP) With street dresses from fourteen to (eighteen Inches above the floor, the period evening' dresa still -trails . Its way about-the smart hntints of New York's night life.. f l.uciouK shades of. taffeta., per venche blues, , crushed raspberries, sprue .greens,- yellows, shape the enormous skirts " of the robe dc style, Clusters of flowers orna ment Its prim waistline, und old lace or tulle bands Us demure iMckv -,X; .v.-.;-. ; ' lV. . .. , A new feature of the period eve- ning: drcMs bt M siuntltx htfm Ibne, touching the floor U tne hack, rw ifig to bow aeyerul Inches of ankle In, tliii front; . ! Vli ' 'I :f v-: t'-i.fti, i -XKW YORK, (AP) The pearl necklaeef refuses- Jo be downed ai the most fashionable accessory to every type of feminine dress. Fashion experts have. tVled to substitute crystals, ' or- the gold, necklet, now linked and called the slave necklet ' Ladles of ; fashion stick -to pearls-. Iong strings of baroque pearls they chooso for FOR A SILVER JaVtfnh WVAH'alibrt1 frlngs.'brsV.' ornl slrnnds (or ownlnic. A now pcurl niu'klaro la that Id (Ivc slrnnila. fiistrncd with a slnKlf rlunp. To fit thin, it new neck-line Iiiim lii-on Intioiluri'd a hlKh hack, nml a ili'cp v In tlio front. .... ' : IlNliON, (AP) Ono of 'the niosl ruvoivil "rxtnui" rt('l of uttlii' umonirMt saclt'ty woinon Ih thr. warf. It la hPlnmworn In ll.'ft rooked eirifa. crlap bran toat. rolora und al'H to mulch evcnlmri"1'". coffc. : Kowna, urtcrnoon frocka, wulklnir j Luncheon Crab meal In tonm aulta and niolorlnif out Nix. , I aaucc, Tlovor leuf rolla, jllliid Wliwi uot cniiniwu-d of tho anran 'rnlt aalail. rhcean rupa, coffm-. mntcruil na ilio ftiirincnt with I fhlldr.o' luncheon Hukoil .which It la worn, It ta made, of "Puda. toiualoaa with toaat euh,t. Iieavy crepe de rhino or soft Jellied . frfclt , aalud. milk, irlnicer biiimIk. Tauulli. II Ih from alx to. ten InrltCM wIiIm and worn emit over the left ulioulilt'l' with and nont of t ln dreaa. ; ; , All ai'iirvea ahown In th atores urn iiluln with Irlnced edK.a. Woman, Held Prisoner a Week, Freed by Cops riHOAfin, Apr. 19. (AD llcl.1 1'rov.oeq lor ma arownuns meal is nrlaouer for aev. n duya In an Kaat i n""1 u, newaaity. Thla rhlj Klde resort. Mia. Marjorlw Wallwr mm , i . oi r noeiux, Aruc., waa ivacyeu law. Krlduy by a Kquud of police.. v . ; : The officers arreated a neKro, two ni'Ki'o women und one while woman for complicity In kidnap piliK of Die womun from her hua. imiiil. unit they wild that the man, ntfford Williams hud made a pur tlul confeaalon, Mr. hud Mrs. Waller came ' here April 8 from I'hoililv. ., .. uovai, i'incii iinnr.it IlN'nnv If a pinch hitter IB needed on the royal ball . team American hotel nien nre-for'thn Duke of York. Sithlilna; for tho I'rinec of Wule8, the duke told tho vlaitora to atlmitliite' the aplrlt of' Iruvel und mukc the worlil happier. For Sale at the' Names You , . l ;. Sister Mary Says: ' - (Br Klrtfc-r Marr) Rreakfaat Baked rhuliarh, rer. col, thin cream, broiled haeon, "read. Dinner Broiled lamb chopa, potatoaa au Krotln, bultered apln ch, . new onlona and xadlahen whole : wheat rolls, strawberry shortcake, milk, coffer. The lunohoon menu la planned for "company." Evory hostess likes to serve, an attractive lunch, eon to houah a-ueata . but aome. ttlnies If small children must bu Casting Reflections : is something that only a mirror can do When you wear that suit we've dry cleaned for you even mirror can reflect nothing: but credit upon you. ' Should Know You like to ,know names that everybody knows name of the man who tied lightning to a kite; name of the man who watched a tea kettle and went out and made an engine. Just knowing such names gives you pleasure. - , Yet there are names that thousands of people know that can give you much more pleasure in a much more personal way. Names that stand for the best things to eat, to wear, to sleep on, you can buy. Names that if connected with the salad dress ing, hat, mattress you select--or any other desirable thing you select mean it is most desirable. Names written large in ad vertisements. Advertisements tell why those are wise names for you to know. Why such names greet you in the best groc eries, department and hardware stores. Why those names are in the buying vocabulary of thousands ... are believed in by thousands . . . justify belief! , Read the advertisements. : Don't ask vaguely in a store for "cold cream," "a skillet," "a vacuum cleaner." Ask for So-and-So's Cold Cream, So-and-So's Skillet, So-and-So's Vacuum Cleaner. Use the names, you have learned through advertise ments, that stand for the product that means most to you and most to most everybody. ' BEAD THE ADVERTISEMENTS TO KNOW . NEW SILK LINGERIE DAINTY COMBINATION SUITS v . ; $4.95 - PUTMANS Exclusive Ready-To-Wear and Iiiry dren'b' lunohoon requires no fuas ln.tr. ami with the exception of the haked potatoes uses the same foods In. part that are needed for the main moal. -- v Crab - moat In tomato sauce : Is quite out of tho ordinary, easy to make and oven easlor to eat Crab Meet In Tomato fiance' , Three mrdlum-stsed . onions, 1 larae green sweot pepper, 6 tab. lespooni, buttor, I tablespoons flour, t ' cups strained : tomato Juice, 1 teaspoon salt, 1 rup crab Phone Main 72 The Wardrobe Cleaners Next to J. C. Penney Co. 1 BVMSSSB meat"",' pepper.' : i v-' ;(" .' Melt half the butter and add on. Ions cut- In thin stsssa. Reasov seeds and white (tb free pepper and mince fhnth. Add ' Mlons. Cook over a low fire mil salons and' popper are tender. In th, meantime melt remslnlnc hatter, stir In flour and slowly add tor mato juice, stlrrint eostatlrv Bring to boiling point bolt three minutes. Add crab meat te onion mixture and when very hot add tomato' sauee, Serve en trtanr gles ot hot toaat. " .'- i u fa if i Ufa