Saturday,1' May 1, 1926.
CA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
of
May Day Party 7 ';
Last Night V ,
. T(iO first May IM' party. look
libido. In Kt (A't'ti'itir nl the- hoilifv nf
MniW. H. Itusrtt ll, at 170& tvdar !
street, -whim , Mrs. liusseil enter-I
taliped six girl nurses ih train
ing 'at. tliu Grande Hondo hospital
4-ui a dlnnor'-'ptiriy,. Jiinner wua
irvnl at S 'o'clock., ,. ... ,
v Many lovely - bouquet.-of tulips
tfud, lilacs were arriinjre.d' through
nut the roomie .-A 'a. Toiilcrpleefc
fur the dlnnerlnble a laVendcr ami
white bouquet .'of llliics wu ' Ued,
Ajb each . plftee was U single tulip
in id nil appropriate quotation. ''
A guessing contest wun a feu
tu iv of the evening.. Mis Kiioolc
rcetvd first prlste a largo May
boski t ami MUh- Mnyett won tho
phnsnUitjon prize, a smaller May
IHimUI. t tehlcs (he six girls Mrs.
?, W.''hawlh,r was n guest of thai
t Covers were, laid for Ml. len
1th Hi. Miss -Jen n lug. Ml Snook,
ftsH Arnold,, MIkh 'handler,. Mix
Mnyrtl, Mr.. Chandler ; and Mrs,
JtllMHCll. v ? ' '
Inning the evening lltvAinoi
yn iTowiii d queen" of the
day: ; '"
Mu-
Husbands Entertain
At Annual Event
NEWS
Opce each ye;ir (lvt U.J. T.h Kveulnu; UrblKe club Thursday eve
tb' hiwlmnd of Ijv tlrande V, K. ,;nlnK ut her home-on Fourth street.
C incmherH-cn'teHain the women j Airs. P. S. ItoMiiHOn won Tiijfh
of llio chapter at i banquet, dance 'wore untonfr Ihe club, member
n other . social affair. This year
the entertainment was In the form
of a banquet jlvon Thursday .even
ing at the country club. .' . ,
i A delirious five-course banquet
lns served at- 7:30. o'clock, .wlth
vers lajd for 50, 'Including sev
oVal from Klgln, which is a part
df Ihe l.a! ClrundPfchnpter.
Mthbs were decorated, for! the oc
casion with ba.ki'ts - or rerlan
lilac and mauve tulips. ' -Yellow
ifnd whlbtlie J -li. p. colors -yy&rtf
carried out In detail In the
ii-cnrations. ' in uddltlqn to the
Imuquets yellow lighted - candle
wjero hscd. ..j. ;, i
Music was the principal (.".'version
jijftcf the banqtet MCveryonft pre-'
ejir Joined In a number of songs.
r.ltefore inllonrnment Mai llolin-
iukaini was elected chairman of J
nivl year's party. George iHrnte
headed tho committee lhi year.
For Sale
at the
merva
ays--
ri nro lu-arly hoM out on
Simnlfx C'.narlintfM-d Rllk
IIiihi. for SI. 00 por pair. V'
fxpt-ct mni'r In a few iluys.
Tills prlci il lioi hits solil mo
fust Hint vc oniy boiiiilit
ijuir , cnnnicii ;.for. 1 1"
Wi' llii nut export
v UllH llOSO IO HI'll IIK K'0'l
'll" hits. Hut from now on
wo wfcl stock this moio
I iduvlly. Onon worn always
,; worn. We rim supply you
t now with ' tho kl.25 nnil
1 $1.50 Brnilo. A now pair 'f
".you ROt a runnor in Spuntox '
i J lose. .
t fompnots for hot woiithor
'aro fiuo for soro toos. .
f THE B00TERY ,
1, lay C'ltsli nnil I'ny I-ss.'
1 l'riooil rroni SI. II.") to I0 ;
89 cent
Special
- Rest value I have
ever had in White
Enamel . Ware, AH
large pieces.
F. L. LILLY
Hardware
Main 85
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SOCIETY
. Crystal
'hla hvxlbly cryitut bravlt is mint
ni liirtfctvund lieuilH and jrradu
aud Witmimin crytitulM. -
'' v. . . i-r ' .::
Miss Anson V
Hostess to Club' A
- Miss Mamaril -Ansoi) onlr-rlaln.
fl Ihe moiiilHi-M of tho WcrinoKilny
hi rln tr the eveiilnfe'n play and .Mm.
Prank Jaekon received the ruohI
prize. f-' ; '5' ' ' '' I ' '
After the, card frames (ho IiowIcmm
served refreHhimMit.
Sixty Attend ?
benefit .Tea., .. ...!,..
About sixty KiieMts called yesler-
tjako KbcheiiHuarirer.- Ifil2 T ave
nue, when-AlrH. Koch eiw parser, a
MlNted; by'-lrs. aura Oliver, Mm.
I'iia clones, -Mrs. 1'YanclH Plank,
Mrs. IonH und Mrs. Kinpaley en
(ertained'at a benefit ten for Oliver
r. Morton Hellef .Corp No. 37..
A 'delightful program was .given
during tho ufternoon. . Mr. t.F.
McPherKon . Bang, accompanied by
Mrs. Iaura J (bode ut.tho piano,
and rcHponded wllh an . encore
number. Mrs. Oeo;ge Plorce giive
a reading,., which also demanded un
encore,' nnd Mr. Christine (Murk,
dlhtrlct deputy of tho ' Women's
Itenefit atwoclallon, gave tliroo
readings. M-h. l.oren Gates ClOHerl
Ihe program; with a piano mini her.
The' rooms were.- prettily decor
ated for the occasion with bouquets
of tulips and lilacs. . At about . 4
o'clock refreshments were served
by the hostesses.
The money from the. tea will be
used by. the corps to send 'a dele,
cut ft to Ihe. W, It. C. state conven-'
tlou at Marshrield June 21,-22 and
S3.- .m:
Completing Plans v..'.-. ..
For Rally Here
Thei sevetnl comnintepH have
been working to complete the plans
for the rally to be held here by the
Kastern Oregon llevlewa1 of tho
Women's ti-nefit association, on
May 1U 11 lit) 11. .. . . ,
The guests will, begin to arrive
on Sunday evening. The rally will
open ut 10 o'clock In tho morning
on Monday. May 10 at the Klka
hall, where the entire day will be
spent In the full exemplification of
the rltuallstlo work a well as fancy
drills, f Banquet wilt be served In
the banquet room of the. Odd Fel
low hall, at the noon hour and at
6:30 o'clock. t
Tho fulV program will appear
later. A school of Instruction will
be given on May 11 by lr. Firithl,
Ihe supreme physician and Slato
Cbmmnnder Mrs. Julia V. Ward,
j The" rally wlll close with a ball
.under Ihe auspice of the la
Orande lievb-w ladle, at the Zu
ber hall, on the night of May 11.
The public will bo ihvlied to at
tend the ball. O -y .
Announcements A
Social announcement may be
printed In thU column free of
charsp. Any annonnoniM'nr ptiv
tabling to any functions stich as
conked food aaU, etct win tie
refused. An noiutcemen ts, to be
prtaltMl the ante day, must lie
In society editor hand bj t:00
o'clock. New editor's note.
The regular meeting of tho City
Council of I'.-T. A. which was to
have been' Monday, May 3, hatf
been postponed to Monday, May in.
because of the federation conven
tion next week- .
Tho regular meeting of Oliver
( P. Morton ltellef Corps No. 37 will(J
; fin aiuiiuuy -. uihtiivuu a- .
o'clock at tho K. P. hall.
.'
There will be a meeting of Ihe
members of la Grande He view of
W. It. A. Monday evening at the
home of Mr. Coleman George, 170S
Second street. The complete pro
gram for tho Kastern Oregon ral
: ly will he arranged. All members
ture urged to be there.
WOMEN' FIGHT IM'Ui '
' 8I;aTTIjB, (AP) Two women
fought a duel through a door with
...'6 calibre pistol. Each fired two
shots, but no one was Injured.
Mrs. Louise Taylor, hotel proprie
tor, and Mrs. lit I lis Scum, a room
er, were the principal. Police say
they fought over James Taylor, the
landlady's husband.
Fine thing about electric fan I
they don't make any smoke or
ashes and never go out.
, A young fellow tells 'us that
while he was as busy as a bee
aomeoa tin got bl booe. -
valley: adapted .;,
to Culture of.
LILACS IS WORD
HOT f.AKK (Hpeeuil)--That l.u
Grande mid the Grande Hondo
valley cunld liocoini' one of the in
hiQus lllun (TfnhiH or Ihc world
was Mho opinion voiced beforo
repre&'iuailve of many, purls of
ihe northwest when a program
was held a! Hot lake. last night.
Mrs. Crunk lle., of Astoria,
ititKcr.Mnir (hit work and the potuM
NlliicM oC trarJrn claim . ilwlurt'd
that nhi hwtl jifVit viHiU-il u .IIh.
trlci wln ro MtacM hloomoil o iro
Hficly uh hyn ... Mho uwtl thai l.a
(iramlv li-sl.lfiitH nultlvaln Ihct l
luc KHM'iulliliiK lu Iik Hirer varic
ri'H it tid lull) of HoiiM- of Hum.' una
lh clii'uaMH aiitl uHf with which
flity couhi lm ruln.,1. Mr HfKut.
who Ih at Hot l.uko with lnr liim-
huhil. a iiroiiiliifiit iitlonicy of Ah.
lorfu, Ih (hi foun.b r of the (lat-oYi)
ll or the city.
Otlnm who Htolu hrli fly at lust
iiIkIiI'm prOKrum warn Pr. V, T.
I'liy. ami t'liurlea HampHon, Ho1h',
lila. MIIkh Ht'h-n MV wherry, til-
ivoior of iiiiinIc In lln. Hpokaiii'
puitlie wlioolH lead Ihe community
Hlniiihtf. while. Mi. J. K. WriKhl.
of Orande, ucomnunlid her.
.M1.sk AIiiui. . 1traclit, ilraniallr
coa.cli of, Ihe Union hiKh whool.
tfiiw, a rou) of ivmllnKH. . , .
Sister Mary
Says:
(By Nlslor Mary) V
Itreakfast OraiiKe Juice, cerent.
tjiln cream, shirred eggs, - crisp ,
toast, nillU, coffee.
Luuchi bn- Spring uoup.'v crou
tons, chocolate bread muldlni; with
whipped cmmi, in lilt tea,'- . . -t.
Dinner .Casserole' of .smoked
lialibul, butieied string boUii. Jell-
led tomato salad, jy.i;.- bread, cot
fage pudding with maple sauce,
milk, coffee.'- ,'""'. ;
This 'Vprtiig . oupV'',ia -recoth-.
mended a a dish to sei ve onoo a
week (lurjiig spring revr-duys. It
Heeiiis to take the. pla.ee' of 1 1 herb
leas our greutrgramlfnntlier used
to brew for thelc fuihlUeH. Acting
UH-a Ionic aud blood purifier It's
said to-be a sure tlrV for . siirlng
fever. ';-'"''' ''. "
, The soup also uses up the veal
bbhe n ipl scraps remaining 'from
I 1m roast. - - - ' - - - : '
.,'."' Spline Honp
.: One cup minced dandelion lea
ves, cup minced chervil, 1 cup
minced purstiiiie, cup n!i redded
cabbage, ',4 cup minced- sorrel, 4
Jablespoons butter, 1 tablespoon
sugar, teaspoon salt, - tea
spoon pepper,. 3 tablespoons flour,
3 cups v'eul -stock, 1 cup cream, I
' . 7 , , - ; " " v. f ' .
Wash' grenns, care fully' tUrougu
many waters beforo piiiicing, l'uj
Into Ihe Ueltlt; with than..cajbage,
dlstrlbiiling Ihtr'lbifm'i1 lhronfrH
the greens. Si-ason with sugar,
kjII iiTid pepper mid steam unlit
tender'.'-, Slf( flour .over', Uilxture
an KtlrJll Jhoroughly blended. Add
stock nml'.simmer IU minute, stir
ring to, prevent, lumping. Huh
Ih rough a colander. Heturn ' to
the fire and add' cream . and egg
beaten toget her. Heal, stirring
constantly, hut do not let boll,
Nerve at once.
A letUT -from Ullhu-Colo Co.,
Portland, Oregon:
Claud C. Pratt I,br. Co., "
I-a Grande, Oregon.
Gentlemen: - '
We an very much pleased
lo note the volume of paint
business you have done and
, If there 1 uny way' wo enn
help to cooperate with you,
. do not hesitate to udvlso us.
Your very truly '
(illlen-Cole Company.
Ity Arthur Cole..
Wo arc sure Maltcrliig a lot of
paint over llio.;rand Jtonriei val
ley. You can go betwcii luee
Mini l lgin and Nee liltbi k barks
all painted up am! sbrnlng like a
hrasK tMillon. Tliore are lot or
lioiLe In I'nton iliat am also Ih
Ing daubed up. iVrliap ry few
poople luiow thai ohm of the larg
est iialni iiianufactorlng ooniaii
le In the world is making tills
Weather-Shield paint. H I the
(Vrtaln-t4el Producf Company.
We hav lieltalcd altoui giving
llHdr name for wonie time for fear
that I bey might not like II, bill
they are treating iim Just like we
were a uhllo man. They an;
millionaire and we are the "poor
man' friend." o watch our
Ninoke, I don't ntean. 4gan4ie
smoke, elilier. Severn wire and
Kenuuerer coal. Alright, that's
all.
Claude C. Pratt
Lumber Co.
The Poor Man 'a Frlead"
Near Foundry. Pbooe Mala I K
Ma Biday Boalneaa.
Heads Neighborhood Club
I1 V V ' J K -J
C1
1 in i ..if V-" J
School News
(Ily Mariorlo lauhv)
HMs Training
Tho physical culture girls are
having woiTderful days for their
training. MtssJohnosn Is leader
but when alio Is unable to. come
Ooldle Owen lakes her place. This
iH good training for girls and they
have hopes of having a teacher
next year for this wo.rU.
Science lcparliiien(
Die Chemistry class Is working
to gel 'nil It experiments finished.
After they are through Mr. Camp
bell will give special experiments.
At the end of tho year thore will
. 1..
The Sweeper you've
been waiting
bcueLIe
SPECIAL PRICE, $15.00
FURNITURE EXCHANGE
E. J. Donohue
We Buy, Sell or Trade
Sawyer-HolmekS
'Merc, Co.
Dealers In
CEMENT, LIME, PLASTER,
FIELD AND GARDEN
SEEDS
FERTILIZERS AND
POULTRY SUPPLIES
, Phone Main 17
Mrs. ,C. , II.
Rerun ton, preHl
dent of the Nelxh
Itorhotnt oltih. ha
m 1 o ii I d e r e ft
thret'-fold tii.sk In
connection with
JJio hletinlal con
vention of the
O re r o n State
Kiwi oration of
Women' ' Club,
which MieKlna a
four-day aeH.sioii
.hero Monday, evo
'n Ins;. IjtfsUlea be
In )i'iNt,dent of
tluv hohteHH club,
she Iuih acted an
local convention
chttlrmun and
takfii ' tier place
on thn Hlate con
vention ' proirram
e o m m I t l e e
us well.
be a display of these experiments.
Tuesday.. Itaymond , O riff In, liny
Keown. lYank Cullen i und Wed
Hwaii.son gave report on tho man
ufacture of steel. J I. dene Price
look eharge of Ihe rhiss. A sel or
slides on the manufacture of Port
land cement was shown to the
chemistry and j physlcri' classes
Thursday. The slide showed the
machinery used ; In the manufac
ture of cement and all the proces
ses through which it must go be
foro It Is reudy for use.
I'Oltll.AMI MAS I IXKI)
I'DHTI.ANI), Oro. May I. (AP)
A. CI. Clark, niaiiUK'or of I ho
stoi'U oxohuiiKo IiiiIIiIIiIk. plouiloil
KUllly toiiay hotori! Dlsllrot Juiltto.
Hawkins to potoKKion of h piul of
jliliinr anil was flnoil 51011.
for -
r i
( ) 7
! BOOTLEG RING
HEAD TO SPEND
YEAR, DAY IN PEN
: " ,-: - v ; I
rOnTLAND, Ore. May 1. (AP)
William A.; RinltV' tcharffed by
the ttovernnient' Willi belnic Hie
bend of a booH (CKiii(r. rhttf . w.ts
KfiilMirt'U today In fiMleral court to
a year and a day hi. prlaon. He
wan already under Neitieuce of nix
uioitlh In Jail und a fine of 91,000
In connection (witn (he Mas lirlll
Uliior HnxplrHcy cane, It,, lu
nea and K. V. Martin, accuKcd of
hciittf unHoetuled with Hmtth in li
quor operatloiiH were Hetitenccd to
H day each. AIik, Helen ' M.
Hmilh was paroled.
The charKe oxainHl Smith In
volved In Ihe cuye dlHponod of to
day were preferred following hla
a Trent In Columbia, county white
ho was at liberty beforo beginning
hla ttx month jail ycutciice, ,
The Garden
Plmrpon up tho .looln. DIkkIhk
I line Ih upon uh. A rlonu shurp
sputlo works twlop us oaKily un u
itulL ruHly ono. .
lion'l' io arruii). to Iruusplnnt
RoodlliifCft. To trHnsplunt twloe'oi
tulilislios a vigorous root sf Mi ln.
Waleh tho hulhx In Dm collur nt
llitx sliigo. Koo thul lliov don't
Kot too' wurui unit start In inuktiifr
splnilly sproulH.
. . . .
Mustaril will itrow In any soil.
Sow a row or It for Kivons. It will
ho u woloomo ohanKO from splnuoh
SOAP?
Yes---we sell soap,
but j us t Wishing
Machine Soap.
We are in the electric
business.
La Grande
Electric
Co. ;
1412 Adams
BiUs
Y.ou , con'l ' avoid hills, but
; you can avoid a lot of In
convenience If you pay them
by check. The check you
give Is a convenient receipt.
Tho Impression yotr leave
In having a bunk account In
ulwsy considered an assut.
UNITED STATES
BANK
"Not only a home product,
but The Best Flour we
have ever had!"
that was, the statement the other day of a
- prominent La Grande man, speaking for his
", wife's experience with Federation Hard Wheat
Flour. We can make cheaper flour, and do
have cheaper grades, but no one can make
better flour than Federation the utmost in
, flour value. Tests prove that it Isn't as eco
7 nomical to use cheaper grades.
Try a Sack of Federation Today 1 i r
Your Grocer Had It
"Don't Say Flow 8ay Mention."
Hosiery That Ucz:
Rollins Onyx --Tri"!-A '
$1.00 to 1175 .
- . POTMAN'S
Exclusive Retdy'To-Wew an4 I!
and I100U. ... ..:...-
Rt Irk In foWvOHOumhr sfida
now for oftrly rukrs. A pot id tho
kltohon window will clvu you. a
two-wooks' start over th outdoor
pluntn. " ' - . 1
You ran bow larkspurs, bachalor
button, popploa, aweet alyiaum and
snapdr ikon, outdoor any time th
ground la workable. ,
It tnkoo 100 day, for th oarty
Credit CARR'S Nobfcri
or Tlx M. K.
"All A Mistake"
A 3-Ari Farm (Vwtedy
.Wednesday, May Sth
la BaNpamit (A M. K ,Cbun4i, tiM O'fflork.
.. ; ' , AdaUaaloai 8&o'
Dry Cleaning
WE DO
Belter Work
WBJ '
Charge No More.
. . , - WE- --
Call for and" dcllf er.
" - '' WE -Um
Hoffman SUm Preaainf
, Machinea ,
Perfect Work-
Standard
Quality
Phone
lmaioo..ta jrlpan... Sifw. tt. ut
and order planta If you dom't tt
od tilatilKd In 'tlmc.''''.';:':v" -. i
-; i i 'li'f:'f
'V ':.; ..- ' ;;::.;. V u
Cardinal climber aeed to ! tod
nrodn a warm soil. J Wailt few
eeda. In bota In the .hauaa iA met
tliem up In the air Mfly. . y
filnslhc M yon work ! all rtftt.
unleaa the boaa thinks yon ara welt
aatliflvd and votoea a raiae.-
Ohurrli, Smith.
fliOU.l '
-Perfect Sarrlea
Laundry
Cleaners
Main. 56
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