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

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Newspaper Page Text.Wednesday, May 11), 1026. UA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER r- r NEWS of Coming Nuptials Are Announced v Miss lClinnor otto was tho In Kph'ui ton for a card party and mls rvllunoouH shower given by MIkh Uuth ImvlH, Mrs. A. K. Waro, Alrw. Ouy Kills und Mrs. Ouy J. I'utlcn til tlio home of Mrs. Kilts Tuwuiuy I'vonlnij. The curly part of thu two ntim w.ih npi'tit ut cards with Miss Marian Diiiminore. winning first ii ml MUw ola JtobertHOU second. Following tho curd Kiunin mtniu 'turo Itrldi'H in tint form of plucd cards oil a prettily doeorutcU tublcj announci'd the rnffUKcmcnl of Miss Otto to William H. Gable. The uiiirrluKO will ho an event of tho curly Hiimmev. A larKe pink, und while buskct, heaped with ninny iKUutllul und tiMC'Tut r! ft h wiih pre united to the brtdo-oU'cn. A tl unity luncheon was Horvod, Ui'Hidcs the honor guest those present were: Mrs. Wull-cr rainier, M t'H. J. K. Stiles, Mi'H. l. H. Tan ner. Mrs. Nellie G. Nelll, Alius Nina Knme, Miss Altirlun - Dunsmorc, Mrs. llusel laundry, Mrs. : Jnllas Green, Mr. 1 U. DoukIuxs, Alius Jolu Robertson, Alius Kthel Ulck lord. Miss ltulh luivis. Aim. A. K. AVure, Mrs. Ouy I. I'alten and Mrs. tiny Kills." Mrs. Pearson ' Entertains 1 "rutty boiKturts of yellow roses and tulips were arranged ubout the rooirm of the J. J. Pearson homo yesterday - afternoon Jiwheit Mrs; JVarson charmingly . entertained the members of the Tu'esduy JJridgo' club.. Two tables were ut pluy during the afternoon with Mrs. K. 11. Itoylen winning hlh score. . Following the card games - the hostess served u dainty two-course luncheon. Mrs. It. J. Kitchen will be host ess to the club at its next, meet ing, wo weeks from yesterday. !---,-' . . Recital Program Is Prepared An interesting program has been nrrunged for this evening when Miss Hilda Anthony, piano instruc tor, will present MIks Judith finod gruss in piuno recital In the library auditorium. Miss Snodgrass will he assisted by Flavin ltitter Sher wood, soprano. Following Is the program to he given: SK Variations O major.. ..Beethoveji Sum folks gives nil do sto'es le oueo over 'fore iley finds win it. ' iley wnatts, but Miss Indllli ihui't uasle no time, kiwe he Iuiowk , cnin't nohfNly oiit-dYf d Plggly Wlggly. Mi merva ,Says . , . . . lleceived Today lly . Kxpress . A large variety of colors In Spuntbx Guaranteed Silk .Wosfc.'-.-i This 'brand you nil Vknow Avclfft Avho have worn 'them, -that you get morn wear for your money than lots of other brands of hose, and you are protected against runners in Spuntex make. At popular prices, St1.no. $1.25, $1.50 mid Come In and see them. THE BOOTERY Pay Cash and Pay Loss Look Over Your Tackle and see what you need. I have the kind that catches them. F. L. LILLY Hardware , Main 85 a ' Fishing SOCIETY i Gavotte Helen llopcklrbj. Warrior's Song Heller I Sunlight Through the leaves.... j ..: , Cecil Hurlelgh :Good Night (ly In Venice). Nevln Scurc-Crow ;t Poldinl t Waltz '. Grieg Solitary Wanderer Grieg Uuttertly Urieg Judith Snodgruss Sylvan ... Uindon Honold A Morning In Spring II, Alexander Mathews Kin via Sherwood Mrs. T,ynn Wright, uccompanist Scherbo Uarller Judith Snodgrass All friends and others interested u re Invited. Pianist Will Be Presented Tomorrow Miss Alma Mlly, pianist; will be presented in recital by the Sacred Heart academy tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock at the First Presby teriun church here. Miss Ully has been studying piano nt the acad emy here for the past four years. Assisting Miss Mlly will bo Mary Ttrewster, harpist, and Alice Jenn et te Cooper, violinist; ' . ' The program Is open lo tho pub lic. - ' , : - ' .. . Women Entertain Husbands, Children The hl-tfidies' auxiliary lo the Urot her hood 'Of. Hallway Trainmen entertained 'the 'trnlnnivn and' their1 fnmlliei at a Jiotlnek rilnnojt at 6;S0 o'cldek' jlast yenliui' nt. Kagles halli Covers' were laid Tor K0 "people, in eluding six women candidates from Huntington. The 'tubjes wqroipret tlly decorated with bouiiels of spring flowers, y ' Followlng dlnner at 7:30 o'clock the jugular buelneSB session of the auxiliary ,'waf' oinlled to order by Mrs. Gracii Adskim; president; llur Ing the meeting' 'plans were made for a. special meeting of tho or ganization to be held Friday eve ning, May 28. when u grand lodge officer, Mrs. Marv Council, of Den ver, Colo., will be herd A class of seven candidates - will be Initi ated ut that time. Auxiliary Enjoys Social Hour Tho Ladies' uuxllinrv td the Drotherhood of Locomotive. Fire men und-Kngincers met last eve ning In : regular session at the K. P. hall. ;;Mrn. Altit Jtlekford. presi dent of the. auxiliary, bresided over tho business mccllngi which was i followed by a social hour. Mrs. Ida Chnrlton; and her committee served refreshments. ' ... , . Grange 31nll ,fSnicinl) When j th.,It'r'lyligirls sewing club met i Friday afternoon at Hie home of rrtv leader, Mrs. Ttert'Groul, ttlans1 were made for a hike next Satur day. The girls are also planning for a candy sale 1o be held nt the school picnic: nt Riverside park May 28. The proceeds from tho sale Will be used to buv a frame for the club charter. . I.eona Hem won in the slogan contest conduct ed by Mrs. Grout. . Orange Halt (Special) Frances PeLong, Lillian Muilenburg, Irene Pearson, Leona TJerrv, Mabel ller ry, Arthur McCall, George Smuts and Honald Spencer, pupils of the eighth grade of the Grange hall school, gave a surprise luncheon in honor of their teacher. Mrs. J. H. Bewitching Beauty That peacfablootn texture! 'why isn't it yours? NO STRIKING beauty ever neglecti her ikin the very foundation of her "daih" her bewitchingnesa. Nor doea ahe rely upon make-up to hide red, roughened texture, muddincii, tan or other blcmlahes. These hindering dis figuring annoyances caused by exposure to time and weather, the enlarged pores resulting from imperfectly cleansed akin, are never completely covered up by make-up no matter how skillfully ap plied. But they can be removed per manently; and any woman can enjoy skin of lovely texture and bewitching charm, which is her natural right. The secret? Use SI Estado Lemon Cleans tng Creme, made from purest Lemon OH, mildly bleaching, wonderfully cleansing, to restore the bloom of youth, tone up the tired muscles of the face, and eradicate the unsightly blemishes. Massage it gently into the pores with careful upward strokes. Then wipe it off with a soft cloth. After one trial you will be convinced that this pure creme, unspoiled by acida of any sort, is the one face tonic you have always boped to find. If you make a practice of leaving it on all night. It will gradu ally clear up those disfiguring stains under the eyei, together with the tan and roughness. Most toilet counters feature this amaxing creme In dollar ara, but if you wish to try it before you buy It, we will gladly mail you a free sample. El Estado Products Co., Seattle, Washington. 1 Sstado LEMON Creme jlMt'hl, Friday noon ut tho honmot Mrs, Urt' tlrout.' After limrheon , tlicy rrturnt'd to thu school houstv to complete (h oir tluy'tt work. Announcements Rorlttl mmiiiic4iMriitfi may bo printed In tlil column tne of eliurge. Any annuiiiievmeiitii per. tliiifr lo any fniKHkuift wicli oa cooked fo4it Bttlva, le., will bu nrfustnl. AiiiioiincitiiiviilH, to be prlnleU thu kuiiiu tiny, must be In MKlely editor's bands hi U:00 o'elovk. Kews exll tor's note. The member? of" tno Women's society of Hie Ha pi 1st church will meet at tho homo of Mm, G. A. Pollard, lun Spring utreet, Friday afternoon for mission study.' The subject will he "Thn Philippine Is lands." Mrp il. A. Pox wilt be the leader,1 1 (- - - s .' .' . ". Chapter I, P. R O. will meet Fri day afternoon, at the home of Mrs, II. H. Ilrownton with Airs, llrown lon and Mrs. J.-W. Knowles host esses. Mrs. A. H. Hichardson will have charge of the program. r , . The Uiverta Parenl-Tencher- as soclatlon will meet Friday after noon at 2:45 o'clock at the school In the last meeting of the year. 1 The last meeting of the art de partment of, thei Neighborhood club will be held tomorrow after noon In tho Neighborhood club rooms. Mrs. J. P. Lynch" will havo charge of the program. , Officers will he elected,' . ( fj Special Mav Offer PREMIER DUPLEX VACUUM CLEANER iphtf Before you buy any cleaner, see the i Premier Duplex clean your rug$. . Ask for a demon' ftration. , Only $2 Down : Eastern Oregon Light & Power Company "Always At Your Service" A. R. SHUMWAY For United States Senator. Sister Mary Says: ily Sistor Mary) . UreakfasiTOrango Juice; cereal, thin cream, rice griddle cake, liv er und bucon, milk, coffee. ' Luncheon Aspnrngim au grat . tn, lettuce. aaiHlwlches, pineapple bin no nuinge, milk, tea. I) i n n e r-- Chicken frlcasBee, mashed potatoes, huttured carrots, .radish on and onions,' whole wheat' breud, upon go . eAkfl with straw ! berry sauce, milk, coff. Tho houspwhn who ftiuls tt. more convenient to servo her wariy meal at noon time will-; find tho luncheon menu quite acceptable for her eveutng lueal uu if hIio used It as plannmh i. ' (?hildmn under school age should not be served Hie liver suggesied in the breakfast menu and should he provided with prlsn toast. Plncam4c Itlane .Mango One and . one-half cups finely diced pineapple, cup water, 1 cup sugar, a lublespoons corn starch, Ife teaspoon salt, 2 eggs (whites). Hprlnkle ' pineapple , with sugar and salt mixed and 'let stand two hours. Add 'cup water and hrlng j to the boiling oint; : ('over sauce pnn and stmhier-. ten minutes. KHr cornstarch to n smooth nasto.with 4 tablespoonscold. Wtvten and stir into pineapple mixture., Cook.t stir ring constantly 'until mixture- thick- ens. Then rook xmr. hot water for ten minutes longer., Ht move from , hent und let cool. Fold In : the Thorough! Light to handle, and smooth to run. , With a1 ball bearing motor and brush that hum quietly work effi ciently wear for years. There's dirt deep in the nap of your carpet, brought in from out-o'doors. The powerful suction gets that. - There's dust and lint, and bits of thread on the surface. The motor, driven brush gets these.. The double action cleans cleaner saves your rugs and saves you work. : The Only Farm Candidate Indorsed by the prin cipal farm bodies of the state as well as Labor Unions, Relig ious and Temperance Organizations, PAID ADV. I vviut.'. or the ngs li't.'ii mitll mirr. linn into a mold und chill. Hum with, a bollt.d cuatttrU tiimlc with tho yolkH of lliu t'KS& COl'S (H AltO Al ll IKK KCKXF Oakland, csk-a fleet of ten nut o with armed policeman will patrol building districts where, a carpenters Htrlkc has resulted In slugging of several non-union workers and pitched battles with bricks and other construction mat erial. .. . Dr. C. K, Fox, of Kiiglund, tells us that when a slmrknmn of - the Island of Crlstoval dies, "his body is taken to the ' shark rock .and bathed, and two line of lime- i are drawn from, ear to heel: whllet this is being done (wo similar lines Hp j pear upon the shark, who uIho Safe Enjoymrti: Of the out-of-doore is; possible providing your skin is properly protected. So Use Precaution- Before making yourself "the target for the sun's burhing Tays, ,hot winds and dust, apply a coating of La Patiicia 'Beauty Milk and .then '.. 1 powder the face with a generous ' amount 'of La Patricia Face Powder. ; ; ,.'.:'..' We also suggest that before retiring you give . the skin a careful and thorough cleansing with La Patricia Cold Cream followed by. ah, appli-. . cation of La Patricia Tissue Gi'eam.1;;"1 Other La Patricia preparations which ?, ' .'we'highlyi,ecommend..;;,L,K;!wi'i.i.' . Cla Lava ,. , I ; '''..Astringent-'-:: : -pf'1 Balm " ' : Calomine Lotion Liquid Powder 1; Scalp Tonics' ' ,!; 4! Rouge'v V':';::'- ;v:-. -;:"; Colonial Beauty Shop K. Lucile Daly, Prop. Phone Main 539 New Foley Bldg. mt IS THE Strong Candidate More than 40 news papers in Oregon have indorsed Fred . Steiwer, f 'or the ' republican nomination for United States Senator. What would be a bet ter indication of strength? All of the other candidates for the nomination have centered their fire,upon Steiwer and con tend that he is the man they must defeat. ( No one ever attacks a weak man. Democratic leaders are exerting their efforts against Steiwer. They fear him. They knew, they cannot defeat him in the general election. A vote for Steiwer Friday is a vote for a re publican victory in November. VOIfc20XSTEIWEK rsiii. Ai. Rtnlwpr tor Senator Oontmlltae IKAAO STAPLES, Chairman &03 Italrtl nirtg. lllMM,if iyi i. VTi.it iinviin " lfiAHhiNAV'al.'titorU' tiuU dock is the latest athlete to enter screen! and. Motion pictures had a HfasclnatlonH for htm, und ho said lift was considering several offers. New Beauty Cream Gives Lovely Complexion Atnaslng new kind of cream quickly gives the texjuro. and ap prarance of a wild rose petal. You'll notice a slurtllng chnugc the moment you put' It on. .The effect is hinting you cannot wash It off. Whitens, nourishes, puri fies. Con no left on Mil night or iiwd oh h. powder base. Not a bit stekty or oily. 1 Oct this new won derful heuuly cream called Mello glo and try M, CJlass Drugs, Inc. Adv. Portland, Org. MA fi SMOCKS New Ones Just Arrived! ' Fashioned of Indianhead in an array of colore,! one for every need. Specially priced ' '. $1.95 , PUTMAN'S Nouh Wi.btcr, , author of Ih "American tilctlanurr of tho Kng llntt l4Ut(uac,'' . was . reiponnlhHi for the chunco in America at thu ''our" ending to "or." Thus labour, honour, behaviour, became labor, honor and brhovtor In Amorlea. 1 The hofcara 0( Cblna arc rKnn Iwd InTo BuHa.'..'C''';'!'.! , r--.d-.;i;:..:n,. 4;.;' V4U . CARR'S No latere: V'''"-''-.rvUi U;'.V'Sit''fr , f AN; UP-STATE State Scko3. ilili "'ii'i-K'!ti''' The only ways to de feat the;'vPoHlahd Candidate m to?. ydtelorJHoward i State School Superintendent v:;v:",Pold;Adv.) MAKE NO : Too Innoaw Tax Is moiil .-! totWttlw-.IWsalBIa, .',.'- . , . , , ' ' "TbIsJ lasua ahould oof b dodged. " V) . ft t :,; ..Nsftber private. autmoWlc nor prlvatn trucks Khould't. , b suhjrot to additional Urtnse tat burdens. Ham rMndanmlala ' I ' ,S,U 'fjv . TJtbar ltiilatrsn should ho In harmony with modern. ( '. standards. '. . v'. Vr . .i- ' ;i"v ( Th band of 'Opportunity should be extended-to. nll,-"--tTha .aiiH-' of ' civil .society Is race betterment. VOTE FOR E. D. JASPER Candidal at BrpHbUran Primaries for Nomination To Tho Office Of JOl.T SE-VATOfl FIIOM DSION AM) WAL.IOWA COt'.VTIF.S) (Paid advertisement) ' ; ;f ' KEEP WITH Electric " Fans . AU Sizes and Prices m M2 ELECTRIC 'O Phone UainlM NewFoHr,aV- 1 'I- - 1 til SCHOOL MAN - FOR , , t , ' 4. Superintecdsnt MISTAKE ant to mme hc.fore I lip next 7 KOOL OUR 0.: 1