La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, May 31, 1926, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextMonday, May 31, 1926. n GRANDE EVENING OBSERVES NEWS of SOCIETY I Mothers Compliment Central Students - Honoring the eighth f?rado atu- 6ntH p Central school, who -rom-i nletetl their work at Central school thl spring" nnd wtli enter hiph. school In the full, the mother of f4he pupils entertained at a party ThursUuy evening- In the . hiKh school gym n a turn. - : A- fhoit . program, including1 a 1Kiy ny the eighth Krade students, twd roa dings by Miss TrllMun yan I fry, iinjtu readinff by Mrs. Mrtoatf, -wqm Riven. - a ' , ;. Games were enjoyed duringr the i evening under the direction of Mm VKImer McManiis and Mrs. John Stoddard. 1 'rites In a guessing 'ronlest were - awarded to lorls AVurner and Alfred wet tel. The trhlldren also enjoyed dancing for a Bhort time. Fuvora little paper caps for the -'girls and derhy hut for tlie boys a. were given the honor guests Itc iTreiihment were served in the .a roeatie Brienee, rooms before ad journment. t -.. Mrv Barnwell and -jfiss George Married . MInh Merle George nnd JJoyd R. ,'JBamwell, both of Ia Grande, were Quietly married Katurduy night at 8 O'clock in the Presbyterian munso with tho Hew W. C. Itoss officiat ing MIhh Marguerite Klopfensteln 'vtind Karl Barnwell were in uttend- ince upon the bride nnd groom, Tho hnnnv pontile. enrr.vlnir with them Ihe-beHt wishea ftnd tho con servedi : , , . . .BratulutlonH of their many friends. M,'s- f lyde minting will bo host jeft (hat evenlnif for Corvallls, e to he club : two. -eckM from Where, they will reside until com- Friday, 'rtiencenient ufter which they will! . ypento in Vancouver, b. a 'Vice Grand Chief r ; In .lr..n.l htt-h nntinnl mw( ton. , Ibr at the Oregon Agricultural col-1 rge. Miss George Is a graduate Iai Grande high and Is a popu-. me ni.be tJ : of the younger set hero. y , 1 e' . Il'S. Pl'ice HoStCSS linage LlinCheOn j Aloitihrti-n nf thi liminr llridiw fvluh were the guests Kridny after- hbon when Mra. liny I'rlce enter-, 'iulned at w prettily appointed for the occasion with potted plants luncheon at 1:15 o'clock at the Til- and bouquets of cut flowers. Re Jin. Lovely bouffuefs of sweetpeas i'rcahmenl were served by Mrs. C. nerved as a centerpteco for tho K. Illappersett anil her committee huicheon table. jut an appropriate hour. i After luncheon three tables of t The auxiliary will meet Tuesday -bVldKe were at piny at Mrs. Price's evening nt 7:30 o'clock, at which apartment in the Foley building. 9he Kiiest prize went to Mrs. Mel in lAicson and the club prize to ,jjjrs. Ituymond Bigger. V Miss Carolyn Bosenthal will be ,OMtfffi to the club at Its next fjiieetlng iwo weeks from Friday. "' i ;Epv nvorthians to Present Plav . . "i, T'prtn J rHut'rft' -Uie jl-:5worth; tj 4pm h the 'ifelhodi8t Kpiscopa'l ihurcli south , will presc-nt tho jreoict play, "All a MlHtuke." for .MT'.nfu "meri i"Wtyi'veiuug. ?V...P,ny.'wm be given at j'.agies. Jinn. - - iinnopronic viciroia tiuiatcj( t, u-. p'tUure.. .between qtsj , V - . . ... .. .' . - ' Jiride Cluh Meets at lledingfield Home ;f -Three tables of bridge were nt puiy ermuy niiernoon wnen m rs. . W(.(,h wrre married at T,a Grando i'harles Bedingfteld entertained tho hlHt Sun(luv , previous to that time members or the Friday1 Afternoon ho was Mr9t Ka T onffi ttridge club at u atlnictive party ' Thosf rononi w,.rP. Mfc aml Mr8 he home was prettily decorated Carl Fl,1pPi A)r nn(, Mrs wimnin .yith hoiHitiot of snapdragons and lucknmn( Xlr. and Mrs. W. R. Xe roses, in- pink and red, forming a ,M,,tori mf. and Mm. H. H. Huron, Rightful siting for the after- j Mp un(1 MrH J A Gakill, Mr. and y . . ,Mrn. h. A. Watson, Mr. and Mrs. MICHAELS-STERN VALUE FIRST Coats Newest Stj'les. ; Values to ?42.45 ; Special $32.45 ' Topcoats of Quality Clint's Clothiery The Store with a Conscience Minerva Says Once more we'll call your attention to the boy's shoes. .Cood calf, welt sole, brown color, rubber heel. To close "this line out we have decid ed to sell them below cost. Just think! Jl '2 . ."0 p r pair! Isold originally for 5.fto and ,t5.5n. If you don't buy these ' lat this price you either do Tiot want shoes or you do j hiot know good shoes camp. 5 tizes I j to 4&. Women's odd sizes at ? SI. 95 per pair. We sell Iota ; of these at this price. Thy " 'old originally for $5 lo ! jl pnlr. THE B00TERY ; I'y Tash nml I'ojr l-cs. Hat arid Scarf ; T!i h.n with the matching carf la ' h hwt ol bluebell taffeta heavily j rathrniiteml In shades of rose. The i narrnw scarf Is lined . with rose ' curette pleated at the edges and I embroidered at th hat noon'R RuiiicM. ' Mrs. clyilo Zim merman won hlffh score and Mrs. ' Claude I,ynoh received the wecond prize. . I Following the curd games a de. "dona two-COUrse luncheon WHS XlLLcIlUS 1U tell III' Mrs. Mary, Connell, of Denver, Colo., vice grand president of tho Ladies', auxiliary to the. Hrothei hood o'f Hallway Trainmen, was present Friday evening when the local auxilfcj.rv met ut Kne-les hull ji" spclul session. About thirty-five evening Mrs. Council gave a talk IMIhtir nf tint unrLr nf tlin niininiii. tlon. The hall was prettily decorated time a class of candidates will bo Initiated. . .rromiso ftffppci;i.l) Aummhur1 of friends of Mr. and Mrs. Kverett Hesse, SvhotHfee recenly imarrlnd at Knterprlse, entertained them at a parts; at Muxvlllc last week. Thei evening vas spent ot miudc : apd dancing, after wliich- rofrctehmtnta wero served, ( .TJie voting . couple npent lat vteik tat Viillowat lake. but will return to Mnxvllle to make their home. He, is a mechanic, for ,ho ijowman-UJeka .compuny thtie i:, Rt was formerlv Miss Frieda r,oU und has been teaching school. at Maxville for the past ycur. . . f...-. ,X;vj-.''-.. .r Imhler (Special) Mr. nnd Mrs. C. C. W-lch were given a surprise party by a group- of friends last Monday evening. The time was en joyed visiting, after which refresh ments were served. Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Cleaver, Mr. nnd Mrs. C. K. Clea ver, M r. a nd M rs. George. Conklin, Mr. and Mrs. Ronth Mc- Kennon nnd daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ikjiuc Bingamun: Marlon Ledbetter. Kva I-edbetter, Klla M. Walker. Mrs. William Smith, Mrs. Frank Martin, John Conklin, K, M. Murphy. Kyle Ledbctter and Donna WciUon. . . ' Grange Hall (Special) Tist Saturday morning the girls of the Uberty Sewing club, accompanied by their leader, Mrs. Brt Grout, hiked to the mouth of Iadd can yon, where they spent rhe day plc n Icing. At noon a picnic lunch was served. The remainder of the day wus spent playing games. The girls had as their guests Madge and Bethel Fleshman. Grange Hall (Special) Mrs. Beecc McAllister entertained a few Miss Lut-ovii-a CrlMtea Is one of the imiKl milil uiJinnereit Htudeitts at the FcruWoiib iTexj lltiptM Seminary: hut sne w;ii a spy during the World War und ieni six months In a Hun gai iun prison A native oMtmnunki, she had many exciting experience In the service of her government In .enemy territory. , Spy people from Baker and Ia Grande at'dtmterHua 8un(tuy honorlnir-thrt birthday anniversary of Mrs. Will lam Irwin. A chicken dinner was served at 2 o'clock with covers laid for Mr. and Mrs. William Irwin and family, of Baker, Mr. and Mra. J. A. McCarthy and O. M. Trtitw- dall, of I a Grande, and Mr. and Mr fleece McAlMsteer. Union (Special) Mln Alice Cad- well was a charming hostess to tho members of the Lucky Thirteen club Friday afternoon at hvr, home in North Union. Luncheon was served at 1:80 o'clock after which the afternoon was spent visiting. The luncheon tablo was attractive with, a penterplece of roses.;- Aim. lvene Graen, of New York, was u, guest. ., . - v. , t Leonard pa via was Recently elect ed Into thq cluh. - ' . ' . i , - ' I'nlon (Special) Tho Carnation elub members were entertained nt the Union hotel Monday after noon at a luncheon at 1 o'clock. covers wero laid for ten guests. Ruskets of pink rosds wore, used to decorate tho tables. ! After tho luncheon the afternoon was enjoyed visiting. . Covo (Special) Mrs. T. C. Hefty was hast ess to the Voting Mutton:' lirblgo club at her. home. Hut urday afternoon. Three 'tables wero at play with Mrs. y. Miller winning high score. Luncheon was served before adjournment. . Those present were: Mrs. F. Mil ler, Mrs. Lynn Chadwick, Mrs. T. R. Conklin- Mrs. G. K. Harker. Mrs. A. H. Orton, Miss lie.s Kelley, Mrs. lt.,H. Inniel( Mrs. MeCoot. Mrs. A. G. Conklin and Mrs. K. C. Recs. - , ; it I ' Cove (Speclal)r Mrs. J. F. Pean and Mrs. C. IVrtsch e'nfcertalned tlio Uuliis' Guild Thursday afternoon atj the.;home of Mrs Dean. Bou-i niiets' of flowers were arranged, about the rooms. yellQw being the' predominating color. Four tables of "600" were at play with Mra. T. H. Conklin winning high sc9fe and the second' priqe going to MifH. J. Fletcher. Luncheon was served following tht games ' ! Those present were Mrs. J. pL Conley, Mis. Itay Good no ugh, Mi. F. Miller. Mrs. A. H. Orton, Miss Bess, Kelly, Mrs. A. G. Conklin, Mrs. T. It. Conklin, Mrs. n. I. Bar ker, Mrs. G. E. Barker. Mrs. T. C. Hefty, Mrs. H. H. Daniel, Mra. I M. Uilrd. Mra. J. Fletcher, Mrs. L. B. Anderson. Mrs. J. It. Trice and Mrs. JO. C. Bees. Announcements Social announcement may be printed In this column free of charge. Any announcements per-j tu Inlng lo any function such a, cooked food sales, etc., will be refused. Annoiiiiceiiients, to be printed tlio same day, must be In society etlMor'fl JiandK hj :OQ! o'clock; News editor's . note. ' The I-ndles' Auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Railway Training win nii't in rrKiiiur Hi'swuii j utjL members are uiire.l to he there. There will be initiation services, Sister Mary Si CttJSm ' I I (By SisU-r Mary Rrenkfast Stewed dried apri cots cereal, thin cream, breakfast spinach and bacon, rye muffins milk, coffee. Luncheon Oassorole of meat and macaroni, stewed tomatoes, bran bread, drop cookies, milk, tea. Jllnner Creole bonllla-baiswe, head lettuce with French dressing, plnenpple sherbet, sponge cake, whole wheat bread, milk, coffee. A "bouillabalse" is a: delicious fish dish that Is neither a soup nor a rug-out but which combines the excelH'nt qualities of both. It makes a delightful -main course Tor a hot weather dinner .or a sub stantial luncheon 1IrIi any time of the year. .;., The casserole of meat and maca roni suggested In the luncheon menu uses up any chicken which may have been ' left-over" ( from the preceding dinner. Cass-iHlT Mtnxt ami 3lnramnl Oiia cup macaroni broken into inch pieces 4 eggs, 1 cup cream, j teaspoon s;ilt, teaspoon pepper, tV WILLIAM FOX. . PIV.E6ENT8 THE SHORSE ,! A ROMANCE of tht EAST and WEST A JOHN FORD P R.ODUCTION Starts WEDNESDAY Onn Showing In Aflernonii.( ARCADE till Making 'W Pet U;s Jovectie Jone... Id. of Okemnh. Okla.. will repreaent Okfuk?e county ,a prim-oHK ut the thtrit anniml convention ot Oklahoma Indiana at Paw-: liuska, Okla... lit June, she Is the iininddauchter ot Mra. Alice Davia.l tieminole leader, who is raid lo be the only woman clilet 9l an Indus tribe In the country. '' Movie (lly The A-HHot'latetl lrens) Alice Calhoun has - completed one, of. the.lorisj'st clnenia contracts on record. -She wua signed "liy the old VltoKraph Company sly - years ago and continued with Warner Brothers when Vttnfrraph was ab sorbed. The contract expired May 5.. Miss Calhoun did not renew hor contrnct but will take several months vacation. , Color rnmpant and flufflness ga lore are the outstanding features of Norma Talmadge's "What shall I wear?" problem. "Straight," "plnln" and "tailored" are elimin ated ' from- her fashion: dictionary rind c4iipQrui-Hbinmeif 'ind dance, ih' heWardrcmc. 1 ' , M ' ,4;V ; lA gown of lueBt gold lace, rose, tiiupe hose and jgoljl kid slippers Ijrjr cvi'iiing weari'a! yellow chlffori t cupohT diced hlcke.n 4 tab Irnpoona finely- Chopped ham, 4 tablespoons grated cheese, 4 table-, spoons hutterqd bead crumbs. i-Cook maeronl. in two quart a holing wAter lo 'which two tea. - , , , , , . i. ."""" . r.y -' - iiuu uuiiiuiit ...jjyfit, jvm .vi vfiKo (until thick and iemun colored. Add irrfainjand 'hHtjsC two egga beaU en until stiff and' dry. Kola in pre pared maeronl and season with salt mm! pepper. -Add enlekeu ham and turn Into a welt buttered baking .. u.. Miut-iiltltt with Imtlf-rerl cniMbH and bake 30 minutes In a ntr.i1. i-n 1 1 nviMi. Hi-rve nt. nef . c4 skin of satin creamliness that ytiHy too, may have t THE VERY FOUNDATION of du lling beauty it a smooth skin, unmarred by tan, rough red ipota, muddineia or other blemitheB and imperfcctlona. Pow der, you know, wears off, and under neath your makup, you should, and can have, a clear fresh skin, unstained by time and weather. The secret of being the joyous possessor of such a skin lies in the regular use ol El Eatado Lemon Cleansing Creme, Thia creme was created especially for the fastidious woman who demands purity and safety in all her toilet preparations. It's a famous oid Spanish formula. Pure Lemon OH is the absolutely safe, mild bleaching ingredient eo refresh ing and soothing that nothing but the greatest benefit can result from its constant use. Further, it contains NO noxious fats to coarsen pores or promote hair growth, NO acids of any sort what ever to peel and blotch the delicate texture of the akin. Massaged gently into the skin, with careful upward strokes, it will remove those lines of fatigue and worry, re-vitaliie the tired tissues, eradicate muddioesa, tan, red ness and other unsightly blemishes and imperfections gradually and surely re store that satin crearnineis which every woman should, and can, possess for her self. Nearly all toilet counters feature El Estado Lemon Cleansing Creme, in dollar jars, but should you wish to try it before you buy it, aend us your name and address for free sample. El Estado Products Co., Seattle, Wash ington, El Estado LEMON Creme Dazzling Beauty of a1 Lion Cub P trimmed vtth' ostrich, ennary hose, I yellow satin pumps and a - Int'Re, I drooping liat for an afternoon, and n utreet costume of brlirht purple, I'strtchetl ln frold and Rreen thread, is only to mention a few, Temperance has won a hew vic tory. --Bert Boach, character actor, Is working on the first picture in which he has ever been cast for a part in which, he did not have to simulate some stage . of intoxlcu- .tlon. The amount of Imitation champagne, whiskey nnd beer that he has quaffed would stock a soft drink establishment. , . Charles Ray, famous ns a deline ator of the "country boy" type, than played his last role as the rustic youth. Henceforth he will be known to the films aa the fasti dious and sophisticated hero of so ciety and metropolitan dramas. At Oxfords ?.95 and ;f 5:00 .'',: , We are showing a large assortment of tan and blonde col ors. Men's Wear Money-Saving; Cash Store For Men 1309 Adams At, ARCADEf) AD0LPHE MENI0U A Social Celebrity? f SUM MfamsSitM MAlCOtMStflAIX ! CHESTERCONKUH ? 7& X I LOUISE BROOKS v 1. 1 the bruni-ttes anil V"r I vLi-k I'. blondes, auaranti-pil 1-4jt-S I ' shi-ar' nonsense. V'j f And ' . Andy Gump Comedy " "MIN WALKS IN HER SLEEP" Starting: WEDNESDAY "THE IRON HORSE" Bigger Than "The Covered Wagon" a brief cerumony tho actor'a weil rDinemberud, ovurallaj IkmUi runted. straw hul. oheck'ired shirt, nnd Kulluti-a vero;j coiislioici( jlo' tljo rinmoa. : ( ! ; j j.-.j!;. I T40la Wilson hua gone in atronr Cor void and rhlneatonea in one of her ewnlriK cowna. it la of sold Imaket-weavB cloth; very short and slralitlit. Atluclwl to, cnu'h hln with flat rhlnvHtoiie hurltlcs and fullinv lielow tho Kown'a heni uro prtHcadcs of rrcum willow ostrich. Huckli'B of rhlm-stonn gliltcr on each ahouldtir und a band ot rhino- Btoni-a oiiilim-a ih hem. Hlliipcra am of blond salln and nold'loiither, wllh rhinestone httckles. - ;- 1 Almost nnylhinif niny hunpi n in x inovle atudlo.j .. . -Carol Ihnipm.T was Hhcddlntr teura in a drunuitlo aoi'no - bforo om-of Orifrlih'a cameras out on Aig lslund. Hiroru she' finished. tho script clerk had joined the cry ing and ewn the camera men nntl liK-IHIng experts exlithiled . lonif races. Two mlnufoH Inter Miss Demp ster was over on Ilebo Dunlela' ant. She hud picked up a discarded "property puate ornament und waa prai'ntlnir It in words which sounded like a hurleao,u artcrdln ner apeech und umldst InuKitter all around to the comedienne ; who hudn't been any loo happy in a sea-sick scene. We Buy for Less We Sell for Less r, BLONDE . Oxfords For The . Neat Dressier $195 NcwaRKTaRe Destroyers of High Prices. YOU You may have, tiva prrtiii-1 Ml ' ' ttllhmiC . al' : iiosll (V Kiwrnnti-e . , lliat.-yoa . .would, , earn not Iiks (linn 1 In-ten-st on hoiiui of tlio H fJleI gilt cilwv iiiveMtmciits ami savlnirtK ' We ltavexmiH! HHllaiiMOUH U'ltk'll lIlM'lfNU) , tlx fax or not oier.49? Ik , ia4d .l KltlHlrawnl .wll hln a :. Wn-year M-rliMl.i ' A , UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK TODAY TUESDAY U IN TM1 Wll t CHILDREN'S PLAY SUITS 89c ' Blue denim and striped! stiffle i cloth, red trimmed---an ex ceptional value at 89c I ' TVxns lias roinovri) all forclhto ri'sirulnt from palli-nts 1n Its six liospltuts for th insnno. The re lionw of Ihn patients hrts bmm ro iimrkahlK.' Only one mon has rc iiuiroil rdrriblo hamlllng In n year. 1'IANO JMI'NT BK NOI.ll Will OMrrifiiM) MsTh-v;ra(le piano In storuKV ' m-ar hre for Immed iate sale. Will lvo easy terms to an established ' home. For full par ticulars find where It. can be seen, addruss Portland Music Co., 237 6th. St., Portland, ; Ore. . ''ssssss'sss-l , . i. ; . f i' .) ','. Credit CARR'S $0 Merest VOILE GOWNS ,::,. .j'. JIST AltltlVI'.D! . .' . ' In Waullfiil Nljrlra anil colors, and at a prlio j-ou can't aftanl io iiiIkh. Otxikl, Piwi, Xllv ami Mili, - '' .' Prlro, fl.AO -.1 .! '1.1 ' 'i ' ': -, i -" Art & Baby Shop MErerrtlilnc For The Bby ; . ' iV'--;,'' J1Pj FREE DEMONSTRATION EASTERN OREGON LIGHT & POWER CO. STAR POLA NEGRI - ' In "The Crown of Lies" ', Also A Comedy TUESDAY WEDNESDAY Harry Carey 'THE 7TH BANDIT' Thrills and throbs in story of love and vengeance. Itrtj The world is full of stockings--but. there is only one . "Pointex" : $1.65 :$1.95 $2 it Putman's : And SnrinM in ttui htHt-Hath ALLEN'S FOOT-EAiJ The Antlxeptlo, Healhip FowAer fDV tired, nwuilcn, Hmauttrn, twcBttiif lL, Jt tnkes the friethui from vtice, prevfiiiH HI intent utd and lukes Uie tttlnu out ol Cinw biitiloiiH. 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