La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, May 06, 1926, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text.-Thursday, May 6, liKflv UA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER NEWS of Party Compliments ' .Visiting: D. A. R.Womeii f ('omiillmcnlinir Iho V 1 1 1 in e JiuuKhters of the AinerlcutvU,volu-: 'lion, who urn li ore for' the annual convention of tho Oregon liYderu 'tlon of Women's clubs., members of Gniiiilu Hondo chapter, .of J.fl, Oruudn, entertained at a tea Tue.' lu- uftvrnoon from 4:30 and 6:50 , o'clock et tho home f; J'1-. Mutt, Buret J ni?li following the' afternoon session of the convention. '. Host of tlio stuto offlcors an4 department chairmen of the Ore. Icon federation were- unions the thirly-flvo vlKltlnic members of the J). A. 11. In attendance, . It Mrs. 'Alvah, t'row'ey Hnuqucts of lovely spring flpwers . cre laalerully nrrawrod about ,h0l Assist BflKer in rooms of t?tio InRlc homo, lira, j v Wllllum Miller and Mra. Kd Kiddle , poured. Mra. Husey, rcircnt of Ilia local nrauniimtion. and Mr. Mur-. Karot Initio received. Assisting were . Mra. Lynn Itohnonkomp, Mra. Karl -, Iteynolila and Mrs. Uay WIU- tnnvi. Missionary RaHy v Held at Church ; ..A mluMlnrmrv rnlK nf thiVsIsth- district of the christian ehusch wasl,0"H' -IMWmnpKM by Miss Aim' held. ut' tho rhrlatlnn church here veKtenluv. ..resided over bvJllrs.l Anna Klellily. of renriloloo, presl- rnlnn dent of this district. . Tho morning Keaalon wait ivilled tn order at 10:4& o'clock. - - - t' At noon lunalieon was served In tlio chtireh dlnlnu- room, by Mrs. J, iT. Harvey Jr., Mrs. p. ,K. Puffy and Mrs, Korest Wllsoii, usHlNted by Mra. fvV. lliintlng- nnd Mra. Tlirily. Covera were laid for fifty at a table decorated In a lavender und' wlilto color sriiemo. . Heasonal ' -flowem served aa a. centerpiece. t'reno paper strenmers In the same colors N added to the ultractlvencHa of tho room. A three-course luncheon The afternoon meetltuf started at 1:30 o'clock. The missionary proarum wu llitersperaed wllll mu-l"' Hlcal numbers. Mrs. Htanton C. I.apliiim nnd Mrs. J. I Mcl'lier son sang a duet, 'accompanied b''llm' Hr""l Hhoemaker. Wglp mem Mra.' A ml mer I'layle, violinist, and; l,cr" of Chanter 1, will bo the Mrs. Karl Hough ul the piano. Mra. J. 1'. Caldwell guvo a short talk about Miss Kingsbury, who died; .recently after spending four years In India, aa a missionary,. . A trio, consisting of Mrs. George Ander 'son, Mra. Walter Price. . and Mrs. l'urdi'. sang two numbers. At the. close of Iho rnly at 4 o'clock the regular meeting of the : J'resbylerlan church will meet at missionary" society' wgs'.:oallcd to 'I10 hont of Mrs. H. 1'. U'wls. 402 order by 'the president, Mrs. Jda- fir11 street .Friday afternoon at French, for u short business mcct-'f a!S' o'clock. All members are ro lug. 1 ;' ' ' ,'i quested to be present. , .. i: ,, ; , Mrs. Snook, Jtrs.' Chathanv and .'Mra. llertry,':nll ofrltnker,. were among the vlaltors at tho rotlly. . vt ',': s t 1 v 'i ; 13 Tables of Carids; fin Play aKBeaefiliWr i: i Tldrtupi) of pinochle W) Pt play luat eveninsp when; Mnd' 'l.oti Harris entertained ut a bene-'- fit ennl party for ;lh :romanfl .IVmNt uHHOolntian at her home on ' irir street. Tlio money from fliq. party will be added ; to the rally Wund, wlileb wil'ihlp defray, the i expenses of tho Ka-stern Orfgon; rally of tho W. B. A. to b held i hern Slonday nnd Tuesday of next 1-week. Hendfiuarters will be at thfc Klks temple. , Mr. ii. M. Purland won high . firbrr nmonR- the .lady players o,nd . loiln Stand ley received the Rent tlemen a prize at .-cards A son tanilttlancj number by . little MiBBeij vMerinl Webb nnu ltuth Jlagulre, In the fashion but but of ' the ordinary, . ..That's' ,' the. "f'eref," a . two-strap for. ill-..' formal wear a model that -Is deslKUed strictly lli - ac- cordnnce with the mode, yet with lis interwoven twists of matching leather, hps a. .distinct, individuality of its own. A conservative model in standard materials. THE BOOTERY IacIiivIvc Peprcseiilallvc lor nr.n cross siioks 89 cent Best value I have ever had in Whiu) Enamel Ware. AH large pieces. . F. L LILLY Hardware ' Trade Mirk Special SOCIETY accompanied by Miss Marian Har ris ui lli piano, was a della-httpl fcuturo. tin. Christine Clark, dis trict deputy ofttlie association, gnvo several Interesting; readings and lioli and Kdillo Harris played 'two violin number apepmpanied by Miss Marian Harris, piunuil., )crre)uiuuU were served :by the nostra assisted by Mrs. Fan nlo Hon-lson. Mrs. J. Wade, Mrs. Wallace, Mm. Alvah Oruw'oy, Mra. Frank I'lko, Mrs. L'oleman Ooravu, Mrs. Italph Cunningham and Mra. l'eiirl Daemon. During tho ovonlnir a benutiru lunchepn aet, donated by Mra, Charles Krbe. wiih Hold at miction , niiftun Monday evening; about fourteen embers of tho lxal Order, of members Moqsa and their famlllea drove to Halter to. attend the installation of Officer pf tho Xaker lodge.. After ! tho natulMlon Dr. A. N. Mayvlllo, Of this city,, vttui called upon for' a' Short talk and responded. . I, title .Misses Maellsabeth and Allco Jcanetto- Cooper, also of l.a' Grande; (mye.scver.al violin select '" , '. Following the proRrnm a Imn.iuet fn, B .nd dance werc'-enjoyed. ' Announcements Hoctpl piuwmH.'tfnienta may be printed In ll column free of chsnfe. Any announcements per. tnRfl to any ftinptions-sncli aa oookcU food twlvs, etc., will be rffiued, niHHinocinenu, to lie piiutml the same day, must be tn HUrtefy pdltor'a hams til 11:00 o'uluCk. -Aewa editor's note. " Chapter r. Pr K. O., will, meet at ' EKn tomorrow afternoon. May 7, "ie homfi of Wr8- v- aatc-- , Mrs. l-lenrv ' Hnir Aim Munih lllrownell. Mrs. I'na Kenhom ,i ... '.' ' " The Wrfman's society of tlio Tlap tlat church will meet at the home of Mrs. Itoueoo Clark. 1900 First street, for on aid meeting, tomor row afternoon. The home department.. . of the uyilations aro out for ih dance to bo given by tho Carnation club of the liegreo of, lloimr 1'rotectlvo association at the Mormon amuse- rneut hull on Fourth street J-Ylday veirtng, Ma-ft& -swfS!g jbSJfmas'i'ik'm moTflj in ujjoi pbitti-lyj A n adventure hard 'Qood to the last hvHOUSE has pleased more people than any other coffee ever offered for sale LA GRANDE GROCERY CO., Distributors .1 ... , it ?i ft h QFah : ''"."i f""' md9 n,lr f T-l c'lV.B 'T "r "Vfl the debutante, ; . Sister Mary Says: i (lly Slater Mary) i Hreakfaat-r- Grapefruit, cereal, tliln eream. -crisp bran toast, soft i conked cc-ks, Crisp broiled bacon, milk, collie. .; ',-,'!( .: Luncheon ' Asparntrus ' short coko, cottage cheese;! whole wheat bread, rhubarb, brnn'd , pudiilng, milk, tea, ' '".' ! " . . i : Dinner-- Veal iiiibnjcs. cream ed ennyts. heiiil. li'ttuco, Svltli Hus sltui tlressltifr, rice souff1e,; irrhliam noils, milk, coffee, ' ; Tim veal tlmhules are planned to uso tip sonic of Iho ''left-over" lof'lhe roust: sutra-csied In tho pro- ocillng menu. This Is an. Interest ing way to pae up Veal, chicken or hum. The meats can he used singly or in combination. A creumed ve- ;B'"'I" of aoino sort prevents the meal from lielnx too dry, uervlnif as a sauce for the ttmbales as well as tlu vegetable, pf the dinner. . . ? ; ; , Vfll Timbnles " One cup chopped cooked veal, 2 tablespoons butler, 4 tablespoons soft stale bread crumbs, cup milk, teuspoons minced parsley, 2 'KBS, suit und pepper. The bread must be stalo for the crumbs but no crust should bo used. Melt butter, stir in crumbs ami milk and cook five, minutes, stiriingr constantly) Hemovt from fire and add meat, salt and pepper, parsley, und cftg-s slightly beaten. Mix .thoroughly,, and turn into well-butternl individual molds. Kill molds ahout Iwo-thtrds full. Put Into a pan of hot water, cover I with heavy buttered paper und bake 25 minutes in a hot oven. Ue- it has swept the country from coast to coast One after another the great cities of the country have surrendered. In a few swift years, that extra touch of rare goodness has carried the fame of this blond throughout the United States. Known long ago only to a small group of con noisseurs and to a few famous hotels, its wonderful, mellow rich ness has come to the men and women of America with all the zest of an adventure It is today by far the largest selling coffee in the world. A new experience awaits you Maxwell House Coffee, drop" Convention Chitchat "What It lit" Inquired some of III ii delegate as tluiy fingered the lumps of ore that weighted I heir napkins In Iho bannuni tables last evening at liaker. II ul tlio lOimt cii) Orugon quota, pf guests knew II was the fatuous tinker copper. They heard of It before. Pli) sonieomi suggest lliat "nig ger and Holler Women for Oregon"' illlglit bo adopted as lla federiillon slogan ? , .. "I like ypnr 1 (Ininilo men," anilled a venerable lttlo while, luilred federaliou officer afler tte cowboy brctikfliat this morning. "They nro so young, and so good looking, und so eager to do ltlngs for us." ' Mlnlnluro Kicks of Hard I'Ydcra, tlou wheat flour, compliments of tho Ia Orande Milling company, were stacked In the lobby at con vention headquarters today, Jiele. gules read the labels nnd wondered. Mrs, Kmnia Itrynnt, pf Forest Grove,' n. oniidldato for Kepubllpan i nomination for state siiernteml- ent of public instruction, was n. vis itor at the convention Wednesday. Tho names of Mrs. Snlcllo Orr llunbar and Mrs. P. II amnion nro be'ng supported by clubwomen who are participating in tho vote upon four outstanding women in Oregon who hove contributed the most to progress of women in the hiat i0 years, the president In tho civics department, Mrs, Mossman in tho scctlot) of art. Mra. Sey mour Jones, of Salem, retiring re gent of the Oregon chapter of 11. A. J. anil Mls Anne Lung, of The Dalles, vlco president general, had aaked the hep or tho federation III. making tie selection from. Ore gon for the hujl of fume at Phila delphia, during the sesqtilcentennlut; celebration pf tho IVclunitlon of Independence. ' . SIOST liKAI'TII-TIi? NKW YOHK (AP Miss I,oniao Olerc, dress designer, Is Amcrlca3 must beuuliful woman in the Opin ion of Krnest jMnnenkamp, Vien nese artist. Huvlng discovered her, ho has ended his nueet for lb-Amerieun beauties. Hhe Is )U years old, hua blue eyes, weighs 127, Is slender und swims for exerelsu. Hur mother wuu Uue-1-Ish und her father, French, und if any Karl Carroll abould rltig tlio doorbell-.sho. would not,,i o at home. , garnibli with sprigs of, parflley nnd servt'. ' Karthenwurti custard cups 'can be used perfectly vyH.Uiio ott)pr moldh uro ul hand. " : " The. creamed currols can be poured around the. ttmhules to to resist VValtbwSWKer'HliVr'r - - When -Crank Striken WAI.I.OWA, Oro: (Special). .Marlon Met 'rue. who Is employe 1 In the muelWufr shop of the How inuiir llii'li" Lumber company here, was qujte seriously Injured early In The week -when he was struck In tho fuco with u crank which hi was using' to start a speeder owned by tho company. Tho hnuvy crunk struck with such a force that his nose was broken and his check bone badly shut tered. Kcveral teeth were also knqekeil oul by the blow. It .was at first feared that he iu sus tained a fracture of (he skull: however, examination rcveld that this was not the case,, jlle la reported to be Improving ntrely ut tills lime. I' !' ' Playing mid go Is -almost ! as mpet) fun as not playing brldKC. i The Garden 'IWIAK .v AKSnn i;M KlvS "Vnlllh tili.l Hill lirn" III Ihll on. elent populur name of the Kinnta. Its slgnificanco in now lost. It ri- g1c form und, according 4o author 1 onlloK trouble. ' lunil Kcmltit' Mllle HillluiiM to tits IMgifiy Wlggly. de JiW mint tutu Imek All liy TttH full d itKHie;. ' 'lUU'UU.--JiJaj.iUi. ..,i ..LJiLWJJ,!.i'WPlml,ll,oMllJllIV "I'-U-j -!-.. -SSMBSJBPBBSliSSSJB Grande Ronde . fT . - r ., ."'" . ''"...-; ; -v . '' ..' r'.;. v .! .;'.'(,: -v-. -. -ii . , -t v..,.,t'i.v.!..vil,.';" '. .. 1 I " i 1 ' '" ' . ' '' .. ' . : :. . ' ..' n. " Hospital ;v WE INVITE YOtT; TO ' :Vr" ' . INSPECT OUR ; j: ' IIOSPITAI , '. t : ... ltes, there were no double xlnnlas aeen In America until after the t'lvll war. Now, however. It la doubled to the center and the ajn uio forms arc rlKorously ' thrown away .when they ' appear .amonir seedllnics. ... . , ; i Thp zlpnla comes lu assorted slsea from tiny ltte buttons to liUBe slohea of kIowIiik color. The huby and aiult forms Justify tho youth and old' uro namo now even inore than when it wus applied to then). The , latest development, which, comes to us from I'ulll'or na, s the dahlla-ilowered form, the ililled petals ' relievltifr ' the hiiKe. ploums of some of their for mality. ',!'"' It Is one or tlio most gorueous uud easily yrowp annuals of slxe. It Is an excellent beddinif - plant whether the brilliant little buttons, not much over, an inoh across, or the hujro blooms of slx-luch dlu muter. There pro Intermediate sisrs urid laruis vhloli ippkn ex cellent beddlnif plants, tho snl-iiQii-rose variety nowhonr very popiilnr. Not muel) s gained by sowlnif Will Observe National Hospital Day Wednesday ". ' ''' ' ' - ' ''i' -', :',:, The Hospital of Service A cordial invitation is extended to the public, and especially to all mothers and babies born at the Grande Jtojlde Hospital. A little gift will be waiting for each of these children. Special attendants will be at your sendee and physicians present will see that your children will not be exposed to-con- ; : ; tagious diseases. . . ' 4 '. ' ' :' "' i. '' "' ' " ' V" ' '' ' '"' '" : " ''."''' Hours 2 to 5 Lovily Summer Hats ( They have Jvist been wnpaqked"-.ind the . unpacking reveals such adorable new Ideas Ipvely large hats, A jour Urand, and novelty body hats, so very,, very simple and smartly trimmed. "f Some tailored and others of the more dressy tyie. All are exceedingly low priced ' $6.50 to $11.00 LADIES REAOYTO-WEMt AND MIUUNBRV jtlnnlu s-'Cd Indoors and It Is just as well to sow It outdoors as soon, a danger frost Is over as It comes In- , to bloom nlolly , and from need 1 . . . I. .. .1 .. L. A. Uu 1.. -..Ill P"H 1WP Mrn S"..vf 4r "l be In bloom In' July.- lnereoalnff In I Its wealth of bloom UHtit Mt down by frosts. It is a roagnlncent cut rower rlvallntf the duhlla. Some fifteen colors are now listed with vurlous varleirutloiHi und inatlllngs In uddltion. . , i Thq colosful nd iihu-(lowerei iu,'4i.H4',.J.U.V Credit CARWS No Interest , May 12 From p. m. farms need JS Inches apnrt for full development. They will grow mora than three teet tall. The - dirl grow two feet and peed about. tbd same space, while the lilllpul typi s need a oot euch way. . The inoiit effective use of Iheeu gorgeous nnj nuals is tn beds or borders of u uxi gle color or arranged -In color, grit' dations: : The shades of. yellow and orungn are unmatched in - any of the olher annuals. The ,reds nro slngullii'ly rich und velvety. . , MUSICAL PROGRAM WILL BE FEATURE OF OBSERVANCE .