La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, May 24, 1926, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextMonday, May 2-1, 15)26. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER NEWS of . Mrs. Bohnenkamp Honors Son ... Honoring .lh ninth blrlhday un 'nlvci'snry uf her Utile, soil: ljy iMrs. W. II. llohncnkanin Jr. enter- lulned forty children members of . the kindergarten nut several other - little friends of tile honor guest Saturday afternoon, Tito children enjoyed a mnlliiee party at the Ar cade theaier where Hetty lironson was playing in "A Kins for finder. s.'ellll." w Alter thii theater the children were titkell to ItiverHlde park where guinea wore played whllit a table was heinir urrniiKcd under the trees. At about 6 o'clock, the dill. dron were Heated uround the tahle. .'which wa.s prctllly decorated In a .jiink and white color scheme. A birthday cuke with nine llirlitcu candles served i a cenlerplcco. ATier the picnic dlnnei' tho chll- :. divn were taken to their homes. klio Club Meets i At Dutton Home - v I Alrmhors of tho Clio club woroi (Ii-HkM fully rntoiiulm'd at a lunch eon at & oVkjck Salunluy utter. noon when Airs, CJ. 1 Jtution was ., iOHtKK at Iht homo on AdaniH uvo- - nut'. Quaint louimtH of aweK pran and paiiMlc.s, in all llii'ir love ly colors, . were u minted on tho .lunt'hoon table and ahout the rooms where thrw tables of bridge w'rQ at play following luncheon. " 1 A I I'M. J. T. LonxfHIow rerelvetl tho truest prize for tho nfiernoon. The club prizes went ito Mrs. Kurl ; Stoddard, ilrst. and Mm. ltay Alur pliy, Keeond. Present Six In Recital .Mrs. A. U Itlehurdson will pre , sent six Btudi-nts In a soiree mu : :ieale this evening nt 8:15 o'clock at the Klrat 1're.sbyterian church here. A cordial invitation is ex tended to all IntercKted to attend. ''It. In the first appearance of three of tile pupils, .Mi's. Hani llurtis. - MIns Ann Stance and KermiL'Jta ; Kiiln, In recital. Kul lowing Is Ihe proRi-om to lie Klven: (a) "Curinenu" ........ Lane Wilson l) "Nina" I'ergolcst (c) "I'nrln" ....i Ardltl Mltw Adelaide ltuth ('lurk Do oillics' trouble bout stiullii' little cliilliius 1(1 do l'litlily WIKl.v, tley Jcs' cnlnl loll! buck all (ley. nits roll (It. money. Minerva Says llecelvcil by Kxnress This Mm-nfittf A new pattern in sauternc color, onc-stinp pump, open work In vamp, lizard trim med on va m p fl n d q u u r t e i 128 covered box military heel, light kid lining will not stain hosiery: combina tion lust, narrow heel scat. All sizes now. Come early whilst they arc hero, THE BOOTERY The Average Man The man who wins Is an average man, Not bnllt on any Particular plan, Not blessed with any Pecullnr luck. Just steady and earnest And full of pluck. UNITED STATES Wwmr- SOCIETY Bow of Gold The newest slipper bow. orlclnatod In Pni'la. is of rnM r,r .11...,. . the opera pump nnd worn' at 111 ! . tolCK. (a) (b) . As tho l)nwn"....Otto Cantor 'Just KometblnK" - r. MnnuZumi Mrs. Sam Harris (a) "Itciiuicni" ...... Sidney omor (b) Arlu "How So Kulr" (Mar tha) .-. Klotow Mr. Kermil Utifrain (a) (1. "When Sontr Is Sweet" Sans-Souci 'Corho to tho Kalr".... Martin Miss Ann Stango lleeitatlvo and Aria. "O Mol (a) hYrniulo ( I ,t Kuvorit u ) ....Donlet4i (b) "KunllKht" Harriet Ware Mrs. Kay Puller (a) Twillffht" .... Kutherine Glenn (b) Iteeltative and Aria "My Jleart Is rearyM (Nadeshda; A. Goring Thonuu Mm W. H. llobnenlcamp Jr. (a) . "Cradle SonR" ...J...... Krelslcr (b) "I jiCapinera" (Tho Wren) ; Benedict , Miss Adelaide Ruth Clark ; Birthday Anniversary Is Celebrated Thomas Watl.Hlmfer Jr. was host to twenty-four youniy friends Kri day evening, the occasion beliiH: liis seventeenth blrtljday annlvcrsiiry. The young people motored to tho Wullninfror farm homo' near Aticel from La Grando Immediately after school, whero tennis und croquet were enjoyed until about 7 o'clock, when tho young host's mother, Mrs. Thomas Wallslngor, as.slHt.ed by Mrs. Kverett Walislnger, served a delicious supper. After supper games were played in the. moonlight' on the lawn until nearly midnight, when th young people departed for their homes wishing. -the honor guest many happv returns of the day. ,. - "i Mi. and Mrs. Bantz 1 Entertain at Bridge ' The women of the Tuodny rtriilge club and their liusbands were entertained at a . delightful dinner party Krldny evening at fi:;ifl o'clock at the homo Qt Mr. and Mrs. ( George Hantz. ( Pretty houuuets of i yellow and pink roses were ar ranged on the dinner table. The same color scheme was carried out In tho other decorations of the homo. After dinner the guests were en tertained with several violin num bers by MbM Borlltn, . Unntz, ac- i ?ompnnlcd by Misx Margaret. Ktopf enstein at the piano. Five hundred was played later In the evening, high honors going lo Mrs. I.ee Hauford and W. S. Hnrer. Mrs. Walter Kromnn won tho guest prize. '..'.' ' P.-T. Association Closes' Season Members of the Central Parent Teacher association enjoyed one of tho most interesting programs dur ing the entire season Friday aftor nooft when they met for tho lawt time until after tho summer vaca tion at the high school auditorium. The program was In the, form of a little play "The Nightingale," pre- Women Lose less time, keep charm undet trying hygienic conditions. New way provides true se curitydiscards like tissue "LI)-TIME sanitary methods bring unhappy, fretful days. Now the insecurity of the hazardous "sanitary pads" has been ended. You weaf sheerest gowns, meet erery and all social or business ex actnients in peace of mind . . . any time, any day. It is called "KOTEX" . . . five times as absorbent as the ordinary cotton pad I Thoroughly deodorkts ... thus ending ALL fear of offending. y Discards as easily as a piece of r tissue. No laundry. No embar rassment. ' You ask for it without hesitancy simply by saying "KOTEX" at any drug or department store. Costs only a few cents. Prores old ways an unnecessary risk. KOT6X No lundry diacard UU tissue !OUT OUR WAY By WILLIAMS (TAM-fl n p'ya a ' flTT THAI c , fvE FOR BODE.K BuJKg. . - el, jjTw .' nw.J'.l sen ted by the little children of MIks Imogen HusmcII's room.' ' A business meeting followed the program, during which time" of ficers for tho ensuing year wro elected, Mrs. George Hants wim elected president: Mrs C. B. John son, outgoing president, vice presi dent; Ir. Margaret, Inglo, secre tary, and Airs. K; Morlus; treas urer. . ' : The association voted money to j furnish the school rest room. to buy frails for the summer, play-t ground and a picture to be used in next year's work. This year's" pic ture was awarded to Mrs. Mary HeasHler'.s room. Mrs. Heassler's room received the picture, the larg est number of times. Muring: tho school ycur. Miss Imogen Russell's room bad the largest number of 'parents attending meetings during Urn year. , , ; ; . ; , - .t. ;.. During the. meeting It was voted to continue serving milk in ... tho school next year. Hefreshmonts were served In the domestic science department after the meeting. Announcements Social HiinniiiiccmcntH mnjr be printed In this column free of elmrge. Any niiiiouiicciiiciits per. tabling to any functions such as conked Mod sales, etc., will be refused. Announcements, to be printed the same day, must be In society edllor's bands bj t:00 o'clock. News editor's note. I'hfi - Ladles' auxiliary to tho nrolhcrhood of Hallway Trainmen will hold a special meeting Friday evening at 7:30 o'clock ut tingles11 hall. All iiKimliers nrt iirirr.,1 m h I present. Mrs. iMary Conne.ll, vlco ooth sauce pun, stir In flour and grand president; of .Denver. Colo., f 'wly add milk, stirring constant will ho In attendance. A class of j Hrlng to the bolllns. point antl tiT ven candidates will be Initiated. aenson . with salt and pepper. Hent -.'',' , t yolks of eggs, until thick and add to '' ' ' sauce. Fold in whites of eggs i mi j.egree or j-ionor . i 'rotectivo Miss . Mexico . MArtn BMher Ittrrvu. la Mexico t pretthst irl und tt suth ii repit up n ting ht.'t court try in un inierrm tumul ts'utity (uiKeant in (Julvtrsion. Tex. rtbe lives at l'achuctt. Hidalgo, tn the central purl of Mexico, nnd was chosen in cum pel it Ion with sen or it us from every province. associations will- meet ' In "t regular session tomorrow evening at ICngles tm lit v Alter' tho business moeting the evening will' bo spout socially; All members - and their husbands ure Invited to attend and bring ono other couple. It ova I Neighbors will have an adjourned meeting Tuesday even ing in the basement of. tho First M. K, church to practico for Hie tri-county convention of It. N. A. that will be.held.at Uaker Juno 12. Sister Mary , Says: 1 (liy Sister Mry) 1 Hreakfast . California cherries, cereal, thin cream, baked omelet, crisp ryo toast, milk, coffee. ( Luncheon Cream of spinach soup, croutons, rlco " custard pud- ding, milk, lea Dinner Meat loaf, creamed po tatoes, buttered string, beans, stuff ed pepper - salad rhubarb short cake, whole . wheat ; bread, milk, coffee. Green beans' or 1 Trcsh , string beans are one of tho cheapest fresh vegetables for tho housoivlfo' to purchase. , There Is little waste in preparing them for ; cooking nnd almost no loss by cooking, t As to thAlr food valucv they arc rich In calcium, Iron and phosphorus and ure well with tho smoothness of potatoes. linked Omelet Four eggs, a tablespoons butter, tablespoons flour, 1 cup milk, teaspoon salt, few (Trains peper. Molt - 2 tablespoons butter In beaten until stiff and drv. Melt re maining butter in. baking dish, tip ping 'and turning dish until entire ly coated with butter. Turn mix ture into dish; and t bakh In a mo. derate ovon fbr liG minutes. Hervo at once from baking dish. A native, Christian In Japan has copied the whole. lilblo on a piece of paper six feet long. Kvery word was written by hand and tho task took, seven years. . From ft 30-by-80-foot patch or ground, a night wutehmnn at Men ominee, Wisconsin, raised 4it bush els of potatoes, u rate of more. Ihun 2.00U butfhels an acre. Risk a K-nickel on the K-new, Finest Kandy Bar in Kaptivity Katz Pajamas Only HALF a Dim! -- Ym ACms Urn thu HJf 5c if UnAin liJ 'li'lWDAV, MAY 25. ' ' Mouulnlii Ktuiuliud Tlmn Stations. i'Mtlt, ItCKliia, Caiiada (I70iii- (tstokr), S p. ni., Htudio proiiruni. lil'At, HiAm; ldulii) , (2l).l!ni I070ki'), S-JO p. in., muslculii. , KrXl', ( iilomdo Nimliuts, Colo. 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