La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 01, 1926, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTuesday, June 1, 192G. EX GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER NEWS of SOCIETY Flexible Earring Mr Wallace Honors Her Daughter ' Mr. und Mrs. Carl Wallace o. VKlitrully entertained nt ft twilight nusteal Saturdwy evening- from 6 until 8 o'clock at thotr home at aos HprliiR Street in honor of their lit. Ho daughter, KranceH Keith Wal 14100 having us their quests her (duKHmatCN. The home was beauti fully decorated with baskets and S'asra of bluebells, yellow roses and Mun arksnii, carrying out the clans colors.'" '- ..- , Idtilo Marguerite Anna Knrhenrt opened the door for the puestn who Vtvv received li.v- Vrnnr ; Keith tWallnco and Mildred t'udo nnd friven a novelty cap to bo worn during tho evening-. . Jn the dining room worft MUrt Mabel: Ddty, at i tar rilndyR Miller Vind Mien Hlanehe rfprarH,1 their i room Ieaehe.r,j - who Vinwlded!,over .tho feucst. .book, where, loo cJ jrue.st rcfflsleret .and" vkiu handed a 6mull fortune dlpln- fca, upon which vi -written a for Linn that' afforded 'much amuse jlent when read later in the even (pff. ..... . i A vocal selection by Mildred fSidc, 'Sandman." accompanied by , . . , ,.... franec Keith Wallace Wa well , J1"- Hobert 0.,Mterllnr( Hernnrd received. UUle Ma.Kuerite Anna Jac Kliikaid,, Mary Now- ).jarhenrt charmed the wests by -in ''arViM'" lors- Jl,n,( ' HtiiKlnR "Hubbies- and . "1 -et:r j ia omion. Virgin a Pumpkin." A violin solo by Seville J W.-taol. Lois ('onley. l;ols lunsell Pralt. accompanied bv Miss Gladys J Inwucrlt Anna Karheart, Med Miliar nmv,.,i n iPHinf, xele, -Man . Nowlnnd. M isses Mabel loly. Frances Keith Wallace. When "Home, Sweet Honw" was played the jruests departed with many happy meiuorlc of their yenr's school work and of (heir teacher, Miss Spears. An earring in the modernistic man. ner is made nf thin platw o! old arranged flexibly !lss Mubel Doty gave a reading vhic1f Was R-reatly enjoyed and Miss OiaU.VK. Milium favored -th Kuests with two piano solos. Ituniel Smith, a colored boy. came in and sanic two sonps .In the southern negro dialect and told a famous ghost Mory which reigns supreme In the minds of all the southern colored folks, which the children' enjoyed. Refreshments were served to tho following: Mildred Cade, Seville Pratt, Dorothy Higglns. Donald Poarch, Packoy McKHrlaml. Hoy ;P Many Attend Recital Cleans sUppenBB like new! Satin slippers' and .fhcer, lovely things can be cleaned bcumiliilly .with Oronitc Cleaning Fluid! 'a ' triqtnph of iSc scientific laboratories ( -c cf the Standard Oil potnpany! ot v California. 'No chemical reaction' on fast dyes only a mild, quick vanishing odor clfau. furs, kil tlruycicristantly ! Keep a 'ifflhdJrVady now at n.ost 'Vgrcary.nig. hardware ordepait jk?.nint stores or at Standard Oil ,; -Scrviyc Stations, y .. It 4ou:.aNipA'V' of cai jraiiKi a ' A large crowd of friends nnd, music lovers gathered nt tho1 ( Ii-; brary 'jitditortum last eycining when Florence Lynch Miller 'presented a group of violin students and Mia ! Juanlta Spencer, Hopivmo, ; i'n; re-' jcltal. The room was-prottily dcQi orated for the occasion with liou ! fiiiets of flowers and floor lamps, I forming a lovely setting for the 'evening's program. Five beginners in violin Mar garet Pollard, Jay 1). Lynch, Kath- jerlne Wlssier. Sam Ashby nnd Dorothy Moncrtcf played during rst part of the program. Juan- Spencer, who has been studying for about five months, sang iwo numbers, which were very well j received. Her numbers were "Gray j Days" by Johnson and "The lllrth- day" by Woodman. J Of the advanced students who appeared Seville Pratt, playing ;'' l!te.iK!euHe Slave" by Neruda" and VtfuraliatiUe" by Ilnhm'.and Irvin 'lenders "On Wings .oC Song" by MendelKshon were probably, the., i best, although the other numbers were very good. Jjtwrence Hay played "(XipHce Vlennols" by Krels ler. Phillip VValnum played "Mad , rlgale" by Simonette and Georgio ; Ktrlnghain Smith played "Novel ette" by Dancla nnd all were en- .; t husia.st leally received by the audi ence. As a closing number on the pro grain a violin quartet made its first uuuptyjvance, -and. adayed '.'AWlU?" by iirrl una "Hondo" by Grwn. This is tho first quartet of ItH kind organised in l,a Grando," J-'Iortmce Miller played first violin. Seville Pratt, second. Petty Farnniu, third nnd Ceorgle 8mtth. fourth. , Miss Lovett ' Presents Pupils With tho exception of one all of tile students presented In piano rc citni by illss .Mildred Lovett Hat urduy afternoon were beginners and were children less than 12 years of age. The little pupil. George Den ny, Jack Denny, lleraldine Lust and Othei , WhlUenlit rtf. played excep tionally well considering tho time tlivy . Imve, been Ntudying inuslc. AIIsm Jeanne French, the one ad vanced student, played ' four Kolo numlK'rs and our duet number with othel Whitteuberff.' Although she has been studying for. only 41 yeur slio plays with re mar Hub lo euso and expreiistoii. Her renditions were applaused by tho large group of music, overs und friends gathered at the library auditorium for he recital. , ; . Assisting the piano students were Ihne violin implls of Florence Lynch Miller, whose numbers lent much to tho progranu Sam Ashhy ptuyed one number, Mnrgaret Pol lard a group of two violin selec tions and Seville Prall one ' num ber. . . Pnlon (Special) The last regu lar meeting of tho Woman's club was he( at the K. 1. halt Thurs day arternoon, with about fifteen members rroin the Cove club pres ent following an invitation from the local club. At 1:S0 o'colck a covered dish luncheon wa served. Tho program, for the day was on the subject'of 'Mfood in the Home." Papers on the subject were read by ,Mr'n. 'Ldtth. Dobbin und Mrs. Leld Sturglll, vocal solos given by Mis.;;i;dltli; piiy and Airs. Noll HutchlnsonV: 'and 'a rending and dnncJiij ilethine Miller. This end ed t lie regular,:, meetings for the clhb $'ear. but a, special meeting It called- fhls week; . for tho purposo of electing , prfic.ers for the next year which will- begin about the rlrst of next' October. ,' . ; . L'nion (Special) Two marrhiges were performed lust weeft, one In l'nion, and one in Paker. in each cuse. one of the pertlcipants being from Tnion. Thursday evening Miss, Kathleen Woll. a graduate of the Union high school, was mar ried to Irfiwrenoe Hawley, of Poise. Ma ho, the ceremony being er formed by Plshop 1-Gohler nt tho It. I), S. church. Mr. and Mrs. Haw ley will reside on a ranch neur Boise where he will farm and, en gage In the sheep, .b.uslnesM. ' l.'he second marriage occurred in illih Uer Vernon Johnson, a resident of l'nion and also a recent gru.du' 1110' of the local high school, -mar-U-d Miss U'tha VVirth, of Medical jSprlngs. I-'or the. present JAity 'WMLmakq union their home. a The. jflrqt ,r, eiigiiA In Anirica was retjiiiycq in rftstoiv Jiroin, j'ing' la n d L 4 7yitK0?; 7' .T (AQN-eyPLOsivr.) I rnllfornti. Is the flbtt stnte In. t1i! I punning Inrl u.st ry;'J 'tli o nniuint out int (xcoptitT)!'' I on. ooo. nnn. ' " The Laughing Jackass (Right) Same Trice for over3S yearn 25ouf-es25f USE LESS THAN OF HIGHER PRICED BRANDS f Why Pay War Prices? THP r.nWDMMriwT Tictrrv MILLIONS OF POUNDS Mi merva Says Onee more we'll call your attention to the boy's shoos. Good calf, welt sole; brown color, rubber heel. To close this line out we have decid ed to sell them below cost. Just think! SZ.' per pair! Sold originally for $5.00 and $5.50. If you don't buy these at this price you either do not want shoes or you do not know good shoes cheap. ' Sizes 1 J to 4 J., Women's odd sizes at St.95 per pair. We sell lots of these at this price. Thy sold originally for to $0 n pair. - , THE B00TERY Pay Cash nnd Pay Lcm. A strange visitor from Australia reaches Long Tlench, Pal., to join Dr. J. K. Kilwanls' collection of rare animals and birds. This creature is the Australian Kookaburra, better knowns as the laughing packass. He Is pcrchjng on the shoulder of Miss Marjorie Williamson. A Pie That Is a Pie! WTien the lloosier Product! Show wa? hHd at Purdue University. t.a layette. Ind., they put a real pie on display. It wan a Hutch apple pie, 30 inches In dlametT and 24 Inches deep. Miss Marie Thelen, clerk oC the show, is shown setting ready to take a Mta. OUT OUR; WAY.! By WILLIAMS V ! '!':.! '1!. ;:,s.iH !;:'.? J,'. ' r m , . ' " ' -T MOtJE. l SMOU&W.l OUf HtRfe Tb 1 ImEANSABiACKA ' SMOKES MttT MNf OM J VS(tU j MiTrt oP. urt. blossom eQtS5 5JTr r I i'fe WORE. CAST" p0 I Coom . 1 NAME. ACilM? J VTOKI. J V HAO-Hwit T' ffO Folvs,me.eT Blossom. - : IM...mw" Announcements Social aiiiimiilcumr-nm may be printed In IhU rolunin free ot cliarxe. Aiiir-aiiiioniiorinratH per. IdliiliiK to any IiuicIIoim nioh M cooknl food mWn, rte., will be rcfiiHftl. ' Annotino.nieii(st to be priiitMl Uu) uiwi day, iiiimI bn In soc lctjr editor's hand bj V.-tiO o'clock New editor' note. ; The Garden t HtoilllnirH tnlikn two litavftH. T)lov ur IiIk ''tiuiitrii for it yaunir rah Imtrit ,worm'ii roont auil brcakfaiit. Bralli'i- iiulvoriuM Hhvop inunurv lovr your I'lo.wer bt'da ua lli Juno ptiri'.niUula toiiim : lnlo ;' bloom. .' It 'Will ahow In the t'Xtru alsw uiul yl- got of tho plunla. Tho lll8lonttrj- Kocli'ty of the Christian church will meet Wed nesday afternoon, Junfl 2, at 2:30 o'clock at the church, with lira. U Al. 1'arkcrna leader. Tho )ioateflai will be Mrs. Harold Herron, Mr Wllllmn May and Mrs. p, W. limit. ln(T ' i,': . '.' f .-' Menilierfl'of St'.'retor'a Knlflcoinul ChiHd'-'wlH'inipi't'i lanlorrow after-lioon- at. 4 o'olookat' Honun Hall. ruin-ill" ,imil Jlliey. -will fO ill Illv- Crsiiln park, wtre the lasUmectlnir pi uiu jfiuin njiiu uiu'jy in wini- iiiit mpnthH, will be held; ' At r.:!IO o'clock ithey will biyjolnel tV flnlr; fanilltefl'iind a plcnlv dinner wilt lie served, 'jfro. Anna oluck jfsjfc. clmme of the dinner.' (; , , Tho Just meeting 4,his neuaon or the lAdles Aid of th PrftHhyterian chureh will tin hed Wedpeaday af ternoou in the oomnhiiriUy oom of the church.. " Mr. I. R.vTapner and her ronimllteft wll.lke hostesseao ' Antiques appear to ho the order of (he day. In Paris a girl of 1 fi married a man of 118. 4 One-Act Plays Auaplcea Of I,. II. H .Itellef Society To He Held wi:i)m.kiav, ji'.vr a At :5 i'. m. In the . . . IllKh School Auditorium : AiltlltS , . . Sac, Children .... Ifr lota Qf Good Laughs Slake 0i touutloea when you set them out. They con o liv- until tho .middle of June. ; Muke succession aowlnjca of lii'eln. lettuce, lulo peua, beans, und rud Ishea thla week. , :, . . , Use this name duat on cabbage plants anil start u aoon u the RaVo.n few Hladiolua bullia. those thut liuve the ahorleat Jtproula, for nilil. June pluming. ' ' . Try some of the new- Htrulna ' of ilolpnlnliinis. Heed la now on the market and many dValnrs sell freuh seed In mldntunmer, whlcli Kcrinlimtoa inuah more , reudlly than last yiMir'a crop. .. Y, ' Oct In dahlia plant any time thla month, Growing plants now on sate are even tetter thun the tu bers. V : V 1 ' " aive the IiIk frulllnr peppers Reduced roundtrip summer fares are now in effect. Plan your trip to California and take advantage of them. Tickets with 16-day limit are on sale daily; also season tickets with Oct. 31 limit at slightly higher cost, permitting stopovers. Four trains daily, including Southern California Express direct via Sacramento and Lo Angeles., '. From Portland pacta! $10 on.-way far to northern California . placet. . Aik about It. I Ull 1 rnPacifttLines . II. KFJCNKV, Airent, l a iramlr, , Oinaw. -i . maBtuutBm (If 1 - y g; Hi MAKES WHITE CLOTHES WHITEJV 9he7fouschold bleach Disinfectant and Stain remover No longer do you need to rub clothes white! CLOROX will do the work for you quickly and well. It bleaches white cotton, linen and nttr cerized fabrics perfectly. It removes coffee, (hut, medicine, ink, blood and grass stains, also scorch and mildew. Complete directions for using are on the label of each bottle of CLOROX. t Ask your grocer for CLOROX; use it next wash day and when you see the results, you, too, V will say, "Why I couldn't keep house without CLOROX." cAt All Crocersl Jtnufattmi h CLOROX CHEMICAL CORPORATION, Owba4 CtUfrnU iflf Hbavr Mary) . Breakfast HtrawiM'rrli'H, ecr ral, thin cream, vkz In negla, criwp touBC milk, coffno. l.unchcon-r-Haked new cublmKo, lettuce nandwteheK, grape Juice Iitiddlnfc. milk, coffee. Dinner Noodlo 8oup, veKctahle loaf with celery aaucc, orunifo and water crew salud, maplo cutttard, inacaroonif, whole wheat hreud, milk, coffee. . iitm Jtttco lMiddiiiLC One tahleMpoon granululed Rela tln, 1 p,np hoillnK water,. 1 Imnon, t rggt, i cup (rape, juice, tyblu spoona sugar,; nup heavy creum,'2 tahlcsiuonH powdered hd Kur, one hpif 'luunpuon vanlllu Hoflen Kflatine- In four, tithlc- hpoonH cold water, mpti-cKo from lemon and cut rind In tiny Mix, Took rlpd In hoillnK wilier for tcii minutes,' Add Hoftened Rclatlne und atlr mi! II dliutolved. fool and add kh wdl beaten, lemon -Juice, tcrapn julcu and BURur, Tho tiwoet neKH of the jrrape juice wtil dt'ter miiiH the- unoiint of wuRur. l'luce Itowl In a pan of liollln wuter and heat with a- dover heuter until mi flirn U of the eonslatfiiey of thick creum. I'our Into a mold and chill. Nerve with civum whtpptd uml Hwecttini'd with vanlltu. plenty of room. Kxpert RrnwerH allow thorn two und u'hulf feel in the row. Olve I hem plenty or wa ter. They are hot und thtrnty. I.nto May umlenrly June un; busy IranHplantinK 1 tlni' s In' the well-prgaiviaed vejfctublo , jfardun. tVlery, itepperu, eK plantH. toma toe on ion a and 'leeks' all can be on ttm,movonow fron). frapio and seedbed lo thojporden. A combination of limn and aul phur diluted over cucumbers, mol ona und ttmitndicti pvery Xvn dnys Mtttera the Initfti, lHtvher itft'ect iveiy. ii in uiiny iu iMi jinni nnd Mi(HMtMtiitiiiM'tniM.nltin OnyxHoiizhj The world is full ef stockings but there is only one . "Poinlex" 1 $1.65 $1.95 2 , . r v Putman's liunith', I'm' liydruU'A llmo. In IrnnspliintlnK any oC Ihf anion Iriiw. min orr nuif urn-ivavca. Our vllliiiro Ix'll" went- to .Now York oxiH'OtliiK to )iov Xlwr whom rlly m Iwr foul, und h Wilcil In ImvhiK only llu ohlropoiltat. . New Cold Cream ' Powder Stays On -Until You Take It Off ! l'uraplnition, ov-n wont ,ffit II won't coino through aadcauHo un UBly ahlnf! It aprnada , ietnnly, ' uml cunnut be detwuid rrwa ill klii-i Bulla uny complexion, for It touea In with tlio natural' colorlnir ii nil innkeB tlio porea Invlalbl. Oct thla new wonderful lieanlr powd. r eulltid Mllo-irlo nnd try it. Ulaxa DriiKa. Inr, Adv. , , . i , , : I . mm -It. . B.-'V-yr. ii , m. ....... ...'.,-. . t I?,.,., HMu:M',.illtVM'itiIM., 'V i; timesKel p.8.j .ji ;.; Government standard of'. atrength'-and ' its choice . lemon oil. V - :.- BiikingPowdei , Vxiracts Credit CARR'S No lnteresl Iffnl Stimini arajjl I la ' iJf " ii iViaaaHartj iaB. Vaniaml Out standing Advantages No wear on clothes; Simple easy to under stand; Quiet; All-metal wringer; Wash and wring at same time: No heavy parts to lift; Washes heaviest and most delicate clothing equal ly well. FREE DEMONSTRATION i EASTERN OREGON LIGHT MTU 0. I a '.' r; ...