La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 20, 1926, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTuesday, April 20i' i26V- EA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER NEWSofSOCETY Mr. and Mrs. Gekeler On Wedding Trip ? 5 Miss ncrnleco. I.oflund anil Ken neth lfc,CckttT were quietly mil-. rU'd Sunday morulntf atuljaut 9 O'clock at the pursouaKu of the, t'tTHliylf rfuu church by lh Rvr. W. . How. Only meinhrrii of tho two Immediate families wore pres. ent. -. v Tho happy couple iVft Hunduy nUcht for VarUmd und oilier Wwt. ei'ii Orejron putntH pit . hoiinyinoon rlp. They will return ' to Ijl Uraudu to make. (heir home. W. R, C. Members. Attend Dinner . AbouC fifty pcoplo gathered at Hi.! KnlKhtx or I'yrhlas halt Satur day night far tho regular dinner given hy Cillvor p. Morton Itellcf Corps ST- Wlttl dinner na being served Miss Myrlln Wllrock ':.., Hutu Irwin Hcleno I'lire, uocauipantet Itouda cnprkcluso .... Mcmlclsshon Lola Kelson ' The rwcltul la open to tho puh Ik'. It will bo lu the lllirary audi torium. Local Pastor Weds Rietb Couple Miss Nora llermcr and diaries ilostwli-k, both of Ittetu, were mar. rli-.l MtLliiriluw ..rtt-ntoon ut . tho sung wo numbers accompanied, by luraontlK of th 1.1rt Methodist Mrs. J. It. Rhodes ut the pin no. k,,,,,, riMrvli hero, with the The Kev. O. V. liunn ruvo nil In- ,t,v. lti w. iurk officiating. They terosilng talk oil Ucucrul Clrant, Wlr .,mun(.u by A. W. Apple- wnu n lion, in Apr... . t ( Mnxvlne. , .. (. I ' Puiiug the regular mooting of . ,v too corps following dinner four rv,.-. Uiiunlfill Al itt. I . lit in. i, Hi.lh Mr. mill, Mm. llckclcr arc new members were intituled. 1'luna. deon un.1 Mrs. 1- M. l-nlid d,e wcll known hero. Hue lathe, duugui were luiule for another beueflt t.a nKi)ltuy (.ntcrtulnrd tli 1udh.' tor of Mrt ami Mr. (V V. i.oflund, to be given ut the homo of Mra.; ail(1(1 ul a j oviock luncheon. or mm city, a gru.iuuio or tneMOeal ja Koenvusimrh-.-r, ituj 1 ttye- . high, school un.l for Home time ha nue. 'Friday. April HQ. Mrs. Fred been employed In Hill's ' depart. Uraden. president, preatde.1 over ment store here, lie Ik die young- the meeting. - ..'.. 'N eat son or Mrs. W. K. Oekclcr. Mr. I" .'' .Gekeler Is a violinist ulid also a UniOlt CoiHlle ' memheror the Grande mnu.r- . Marrie(J Hwe : . ; , .1 lUm XvlUo ilcriellan ami Uejf- j D I .- .Mnuld Woods, both of I'nlon, were ACaaemy rlipilS married here Saturday afternoon ut In Doll Recital jlo.o'elork by Justlre of the was the4 ur "UKO r iw-iau i lie ) uur . eoupie was lu'eoinpanieu to ii Qiuntle hy Mrs. Irvlll Item. Miss '.'Meftellun t a senior In the Union Thursday aL the home of Mrs. An derson. At the elose of tho busi ness meetlnic Mrs. Anderson reuil a papur on "Lutln Ameriea." Kour tables of "SOO" werw unjoyeil dur ing the remainder of the afternoon villi. Mrs. J. Miller winning- With score. The ladles present worn Mrs. Ti C, Hufly. Mrs. A. O- NnkUn. Mrs. , It. I. Hurki.r, Mrs. K. H. Kanlel. Mrs. f. Hertsch, Mrs; J. J. Oonley. Dean, Mrs A. II. Orron, Sllss Hess Mrs. Uny Uoodnouh'h, M.rs J. h. Kelly. Mis. .). Miller und Mrs.. No-Cool. ' 'oanitnte ""iny Ueffeshv ru. ulaweresrrwMl by tlw hostesse Vuton tSjMictal) Mrs. I. Z. Ter raU una Mm. K, J. Hchuxter outer luluod to. inemlient o( tho l.uky I'hirtKeit ctuh nd Mveiol yuesla KihUiy aftccnooa et th I'nlou ho tel. i.uneheon wus iwrved ut l:t& a'cloek with covers iaUt for twenty four. Tho KiKKls . were sealed ut am. lone luhlej decoruUd. with ho- kUtfts of pink ' and white suvnet- uxus. . Tho place rorU were otik Inul ami (vpresvnledi thl euiblem ox each Kuest'si nam. After liuirkeon those present au- Jaurnott to Ike livlug ruoui for brldg... Mrs. Kdtth Iiohuln received high scan, and Mm Urre .Marions consolation prtiv. , . UMesla besiuoa the eluh members were Mesdauiva. Kdene -Pitts, Gert. rude Kavl. Ituby Knight, I'eari MeCtuy.. Nell HutrkUisou. tlallle Kerr, t'mlly Coek. t'arnwn Conuer. Krmoa. Churchill, tuiley, Cuiru rVrgusosj and KUlblh Vageli IJi'i. .l'...l. ...X'Mi Jlf 1.. .1 lister iviury "HoIIh of Mitny IjiihIh' tltlft of tho recital Kiven fTy a kcoup v of BtiulentH from the Hucred Heurl nrii(liiir Mil t II rili . rtuPiinnn tl lli tin..... nr Mr l i unn, u 'hllfh school and Mr. WoOilB IH em- wele' dt TJ .er a short honeymoon trip byV Woodcraft -twined .the aiiio Air. uuu turn. voi,io . win inako their home ut I'nlon. i rvKular lodre work was vxemplt ; irletl. After th cereiuonleH vkiitoiH Celebrates Birthday Anniversary , . 'Mta Vultrle Harper celebrated rordance with their jiuihIcu) iiuin Ik'is, w ri! arraiifTt d In u neat lit tle Kroup. " The Japneae (loll was the Clrst to make her uppearunce when lit tle MIhm Genevieve Hnuoth pluyed 'JaiMiniw OqII'h Ouyr hy Tuola heP fourtof'irlh birthday unnlvortiaiy Conte. This was followed by a vio lin number "Herenade" .(Toelll Pradkln) by (Metes Clark. Xadlne O'Hullfvan .oo-rrled a rhino, doll. Her number were ."Little, rhlna nian" by SnUVh.ond.'lancinir, Uoll" by J'oldlhi: . JJlar'KaVf " Kobben'n dnll wuh divsHPd In Scotch coat u me n ad flho played ''Scotch I loll" by K. A. Meullr and. "Scotch I,ulla by" by U. Von Ktinlly.. ' Alice Jeanette Cooper substituted n spring danie for her 8lter, Mae ellKibetlv who was III and unable to attend. She a'o played some of her own violin compOMltlonH, Therewa Curran carried a Krench doll and played "French roll" by K. A. Meuller and "Lullaby" by A. V. Venlno, Julia SierLsfH doll was Indian and her numbers wVrc. "In dian Poll" by TC. "Indian l;ince" by Ocvaux. . Ooro Iby Wall carried a rajr doll and played "My Jolly Kur 3ollM by ITnpklrek. Mary KoiiiKe Tthea had an entire family of Dutch dolls .Mamma. Iipa. Hans and Orelchen her number was entitled "Dutch Fam ily" by Julia Kox. Barbara Guy Monday nlt'il with a party for 20 Hchool friends at the homo of her grandmother, Mrs. C. H. Illystonc. Tho tlmo was plea.santly passed with panics and sonsw, some of the were admitted and tho following program was given: Itemlinjf. AneK Paddock; dance "Churleston," Carrie Skiff and Helen Johnson; readlnjr. Warl Mil ler; a burlesque skit entitled "Tho rnlon Jaax Orchestra." Ida Claire, Dora Blancett, Clara le and d.ola Kanirford. Koitowinr tho proffram a lan uui'Sts cnUrtaiiiinir with tuoLs nnd'nuet was served hy tho committee solos. ' Mrs. HlysUmu served ro- , In charge. About one hundred' Announcements printed) im thlm fhtmu Any ui of Utaiiaff t mmy ft tool in amth m eaokiwft too mUt e.t vNII ko rvniMO. , Anniwitwiwwn, to e prluM tb imn dnp wm be In Mc4tf MW iMMk l t:00 ycocb. editor mat. frcshmcnls. Miss Nelson to . Appear in Recital An InlcrcNiintf proKram lias been arranged for Wednesday eve ning at 8:16 o'clock when Mis Lois KcIhoii will" be" presented In, piano recital by her teacher. Miss Hilda Anthony. Miss Netson will bo. usslsted by who will Klntr were picHent,,lricludlnjr forty feiiesls from JJaker. . - .'.i-"v . : I'nlon (Special) Tho Woman's club met Thnrsduy afternoon at the homo "of Mrs. Grade Malaey with about, thirty members pres ent Mrs. Carman. Conner. Mrs. Kni'lly Cock and Mrs. Iela HtnrRllI were elected us deli-gates to attend the" annual convention of tho Ore gon Federation or women's mum TK littkl. olosfl of the presbyter ian church will mt to marrow terneon at the home of Mm. Ches ter .Tbompaoiv 8 N .vnuk with Mrs. ' Johnny Thompson and Mi's. C. h Hobertson us hostesses. ' ; K , . ." v; ; ( , ";: , The IOynl Bisters of tho Chris tian church wUl meet at tho church for th regular April metritis; Wed nesday at 3:30 o'clock. -A cordial Invitation i xteuded to all mem bers. Atr Clyde aciiotmerman. Mrs. Ja I'. Caldwell and Mrs, O. , VV. Jours wilt be hostesses. Tho Women's Missionary society of the 'Aon - English Lutherun church will meet Wednesday after noon at 3 o'clock at tho home of Mrs. Prank Hansen, 1705 second streot. AU members aro urtred to bo present. Sllss ltiilh Irwin. i, held tn Ia Cmnde enrlv In two numbers, ac-i,. T.h ,,. ...,. 11. Hnnart to the plan of the ministerial as sociation for the celebration of tho. Uilith anniversary of the Fourth of July. , r(.y The silJect: for (he afternoon's program.; wuh UJ'Hccreatlon In the Home.", ' ThoJlfollowIng progrnm Waa given f utic lleuter read her prize- essay1-on the "Blue. Hoy" by A. Meuller and 1 comiinled by Alb-s Helene I'rlce at the piano. . . Following Is tho progrnm to bo given: Pastoralo v ' Scarlaltl ilgue Hae h-MacDowcll Minuet K flat lleethown Scotch nances Ileelhoven Two 1're.ludes ,t v..........v.--.rhoi.ln Nocturne V. flat .....Chopin cin)mbr6usrhr sextet number hy llnf.l "In Kewnle r.nrtil" by Mario iiciavo imorinozzo ......i-isciM'uuKy Mesdames Sarah Snppot, renrl Mc- Crosby, also "At 1'hiy." "The ! Impromptu MucPowell -iuv, Krmon ; Clluic.hllU .Louisa Kowples llrlgnde" and "noil's ,Tn a Woterllly . MacDowoll HrweH; l)mlly Cock' and . Kdlth ,111011m" by ' tnwten.'j Her slsler, Wlll .o' tlm WlHii:....'.'i JfcicDowoll M,v; talk on recreation, Mrs. Ktt Jlov.-rly. ulnw.l ,;"l,lttle .'..Oossios." i- - i -U- I.ols. poison-. . .-i Uullv: ouneMrMnt. Ksther "In Mischief'' "anJ "iloll' JMi'iice.'' fT "vViiV Jllhh ....:,..?.. Itoyes ,,n"rif(7lS;,'Tffrs.';10dnr,tIy: The two little girls toffothor closed itiic World Is waiting for tno. jtcsponso to roll rn.ll was mado .the program wilh -a. duet number "1 lance of 'the Kowpios" by Ash- ford. ' ' ' About thirty mothers and friends of I he ehildren attended tho dial.. ,,. ' : The ncailoniy Is plnnnlng another .recital to be given next Saturday by the first year Hludenta at the acad emy. About twenty children will Jnke' part. ' The recital which Is entitled "A Hay on the Farm" will be a the home of Mrs. Chester Newlln. . Ii . ' . lirse The TVIonilay'Wuslcal chorus will meet for rehearsal this evening at 8 o'clock in the Neighborhood club rooms. Everyone Is .'urged to he thorn aa aongH for the' May con vention will be- rotnpleted. The ladles of the. parish of the Kpbtcopal church will meet at 3 o'clock tomorrow afternoon at' the home of Mrs.-IX. A. Xurbrlrk, on Main, avenue, "for mission study. Mrs. Oliver Klley will he leader, for tho afternoon. Mrs. Harriet, McDonald,, chalrmun . of mission study, will outline the prngrum for' tho year.. , . , ' . Tim members of the rallies' Aux iliary to the. tlrdtherhood Of Itnll way Trainmen will meet this even-i (lly SlMe Mary) flreakfast Apple, sauee, ce-ronl, thin cnMiin, crisp brolb'd bacon. er'amed potatoes, corn muffins. mik, corree. . - Luncheon Asparairus ln mmt- kins, tonsted corn , muffins, cherry salad, milk, lea. Dinner l.umh stew .with dump. Ihigs. browned parsnips, eranir ahd grapefruit salad, rice pudding, whole wheat bread, milk, coffee. : When asparagus Is a lilt high hi price It can be satisfactorily , "ex-, tended" by falloning the rule for asparagus In rumtklna luiggested for the main dish for luncheon, ' Keep in mind that parsnips and salsify uro at their best only In tho spring whn tho "frost cornea out of the ground" ao the gardonor can dig them, The winter Crooning sweotons and crisps these, vegetal), les making Umm quite dellcatq and dolioloua in flavor, s ;A--lragu in Bauiiklat One bunch asparagus, 4 eggs, S tablespoons butter, i tublespoona flour. 1 la cups rich milk or thin frreanv - J . . . uuleapana. grateia I ehWHiis, H teaspoon suit, lea. sp'oan pvliper. parsley'.1 -H!;t.',-s :i. Wash and serape asparagua and cut la inch loairfha. .Gook.fa as uti tie water aa possible until tender, ir muelt water slings to asparagus whoa done drain and use water In making tho suuee. lessening the amount-of cream In proportion. Melt butter, stir in flour and slowly add milk or cream, stirring conntuntly. Benson with salt and T.'" 4 v , Smart New occ v - ' . Fashioned of Crepe d ClJr. 'l i:-:--: .v- $2.50 to &7S W&WWTMAN'S . . i , ; Exdnsive Ready-To-Wear and l!Z!z: ' ? Sale pepper and add cooked asparagus. Ilreak un egg in well buttered ramlklii, rover jwlth sauce, filling tainlklu us full us possible, cover) With grated cheese and bake In a moderately hot oven . until egg Is firm. It will take about ten mln-1 atea It the 'sauce was very hot whn poured over egg. Garnish. I Vith sprig f parsley and . sarvs 'ir',,'v ''' ,. ..'.' ' ' Toil dish ' M'-' courao , cn". ba baked In a glaaa baking 4w tut care must he -taken la asiin. sat to' break tha egga. - Caatar4 ! ran' be used In aiM raan'kiaa: i If more ronvenleat. '" ,'. . .1 "Smog" la ward ularl describe damp fag, g II , n 1 enough Ilka euasiag. '; . t ns'd Anarkma ahly i W ( ataja,. t. Ing at iOuglos hull for their regular mectlug. - ,.,.'..'. ' ' The gcnerul aid of. the Mrs! Methodist Kplscopal church will meet at the home of Mrs. Clair Scrlber Wednesdtiv afternoon. Carfl will he ut the church at S:IU o'clock. I: at the ' .V, .., . C'1 CARRES N .MsrH) j 5 Buy now I .a real 0&MP An unheard of price for a real O-Cedar! All the O-Cedsr fes tureti triangle shaped padded wab that gets into sharp cor ners and won't dent furniture. Light weight icrew-in handla See It at your dealer's. And i remember reductions on ! O-Cedar Mops in other sixes, , tooj 7Jc, $1.J0, $1.25, L50 and $1.75. - i ' l DUSTS CLEANS POLISHES Minerva Says- Did you ever wear a pair of 'the. Spuntex CIuarante Hllk Hosiery? If you gt a runner you W-t a new pair for tbeni. Wo huvi n good assortment in colors and sizes. The prices run 91.00, $1.50 and $2.00. Lots of ladles wear this brand only. Why? Because it Is tho long-wearing quality for tho low prlcA. Try Just one pair unit be convinced. THEBOOTERY 4tlll a I OJ1IUI J In the springtime Mother Nature shakes off the shackles of winter arid comes up smil-, ing and happy. Do likewise. Clear the spring fever hazard by avoiding the heavy foods of winter that slow you up and make you feel tired, lazy, listless. Instead, eat more Tru-Blu Grahams and milk. You will feel better. Order From Your Grocer NOW Every Good Grocer Sells Tru-Blu Honey-Suieelenei Grahams in blue and gold cartons and in wood boxes TRU-BLU BISCUIT CO. Spokane. Portland. Seattle .iiu;1:.' it., i"1,"! - i:::- ;;) , '. -limW: "Hi" !, ''' j ;-'. :: i.1 ...!;;..-; :.y v-,,. 'ijl I .; i . 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For 7n far ore Wall Dura Washable Wall Paint; Racoute Xnamel; bald Floor Paint; Oil Stain; Floor and Varnish Stain i Bath Tab Enamel, Durabhi FloorVanusn, Presto-lac -abiuahlaniiiiat for floora. .; RASMUSSEN & COMPANY - Portland Seattle 1' ' ; Ask your painter or ycxir daalmtt V. p Vv.-r'. - ''' Grande Ronde" Lumber Co. La Grande, Ore. 7l Ai m i . ' 1 . ' v'';;.