La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 03, 1926, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextThursday, June 3, 1926. EA GRAND". EVENING 0ESERVE3 NEWS of SOCETYl Novel Scarf in fan-day taltwnwn ateiUy- 4tasHt4 o'eioek. The iwv. UeorK AiiiWt i ficiHfoii. The hautiv couoie wrs f Hocojnjiaiiied hy Mr, aud - Mrs. Mr. utiti Mm Io plan to make tfiir homo at Witilowa. . . V'ove iBprlal) Sir. T. II. fonkrin wan hosiers io the Touiiir Matron's lirldjre club Saturday uftmioon. Tho rooms woro prettily iITomtd with' peoiiU and rose, 'i'lim tahlpa ef tbrftt!g were at pluy, t OtH'sfs for tile afternoon were jMrx A, H. Orion, Mlwf Kelly, jtm, Wtlikim Hallmark, Mra. I.ymi ithadwtrlt. Mrs. J- Miller, Mrs, K. it. Iteea, Mr, Kd Vincent, Mrs, JSv lrett Towell, Mrs. T. C. Hefty, Mm, llJoyd Carter, Mrs. J. J. f'onloy, iMr. ll. 3i. Jtaintet and Mrs, A O, ICoiikliu. Mrs. Mills Hostess At Bridge Luncheon Members of the Junior Ilrhlgn club wpm entertained ut a prettily appointed luncheon At tint Tiffin yesterday afternoon at l:lVp'eloek, when Mrs. Stanley MIHh wuh hot ei. Tho talttett were ttructtvily decorated with bouquets of yellow rosen, ; Following1 luneheon tho arwHta were taken to the Mill home an Washington avenue, where two tnbles of bridge were at play dur ing tho remainder of the -afternoon? .Mr. JIHl' Vjuphton 'won t MvH urore, . ., . w St Peter's Guild " Picnics at Park :- j As a close of their year's work the member! of HI. i'cter's iOpuieo Iil Utiihl enjoyed a picnic at Hlver dde park yesterday afternoon. The bttfilfteKM fiMettuir begr.ui at 4:ii o'eloek, presided over y Mrs, If. A. Stirbriek, president.. j At 6:30 o'clock the ladles of tho Kldld were joined by their hnshandtt 1 mid families and a delicious picnic dinner wo nerved. About eighty ifle arranged under the trees, lie- 1 "1 voral numbers were sriven hy tiw i ..A..i Mrs. It. J. KiU'tif-n arrnmmmttMt I Grange Hall (Rpectlil) . bv Mrs. Karl lloiiirh at the nhmn. 1 meeting of the Utiorty kIHr j? nests. Mrs. Anna Pollack and her I1. it 11 well told number St-wSBip dub Saturday evening at efcimnftlee had charire of the din- ' t (dories of missionary work in ner. f During- dinner plans II VMim 11 I I UUUA If i', ' ' 'i ; lira. Irnn rimitwlrl? reppiwd low. fwt'fft srv'il oftfr til gumrii. j I ' ' Union Special) .Mrs. 15qra 15laneett entertained Tueatlay afler noon ut a miscellaneous whower Tbonorinff- hft niece. Miss Kntbteen A charmlns scarf of tirlfht pin wrt! Thnrsday evening. Miss WoU urargrtto to ruu1 in hntt twrt imln U8t.flii tul( !oely 1 Kifis. , . . I At an appropriate, hour dainty i refreshments wero served by the I hostess. Hint eauKht at . the throat with flower ot the same material. -Purtiifr were dis cussed for Hie picnic to be held .n't f'ove Monday, July &. The Kpls eopal church of Iji Grande has in 4ted all of the churches of Kast crn Oregon lo be at t'ove on that date for the Fourth of July cele bration. The vestry of St. Peter's church, with K. Marks ns chair limn, will have charge of events of the day, Jessie A. Hoskins ' Married Here To the surprise of her many friends In ii Q run tie the marriage of Jfssie. A. Hoskins to J. H. Tor bett became known here this week. Mrs. Hosktiw iuhI Mr. Corbett were fltiietly married here last Wednes day evening nt 8:30 o'clock. The ceremony was performed by Judge Hugh K. Urady. Miss Mildred JrfPvett accompanied them. .it Mm Unutrliiii' linnui in ..f DnlrnM nVhough shft spends much of her' room slippers to ho sent to the ... . .. i i. ..t. i .veterans' hospital in Portland. o,' nutnber of student a studying Africa. f Mrs. Harold Herron, Mrs. Will lam Hay and Mrs. f W. Bunting were hosti'scs for the afternoon. The church rooms were prettily decorated for tho occasion with baskets of She season flower. Tea, was .served , nefore adjournment, with, Mrs. Ida. ;Krench and Mrs, lde Zimmerman presiding M the tables, &-ViV .j.'V'r1 f Auxiliary Plans Baby's La3Tette The American !cgon 'auxiliary met last evening ih jugular session at the home of tiio( president, .Mrs, Itoy W I Ilia ma 'lurinij tho 'meet ing plans were discussed' for snak ing a bnby's layette, to be jsent to PorHand to be used in' hospital ization work. At the next meeting (he members will start sewing on the little articles for tho layette. It was decided to buy four dozen ilia nf ilru 1 ripmtt ut V new members were tuken' Into the felub. They were: VeHma McCall, Mary and Ina Muitenhcrg, Bethel Flfaiimim and Miidred and Jtianita Spencer. A social hour was observed he fore adjournment and refreshments served by the commit tee in charge. The ses,t meeting of the club will be at the home of l-eon. and Mabel Berry Friday afternoon. voice. She lias directed tho. Mon day Musical chorus here for the past' two.' yoars. ;Mr.- Corbet t 1 nn Idaho shep mnn. They will make linker lheir home for (he present, (- - ;, ., . -, ) Missionary Society, n (concludes Season j fTlte final nieetlng of tlit . ;Mis fdonary socielytj of . thi, - th'(iHtlnn church this ye iff" was he.hj yestr day afiernoon Iftf tho, anna's of h? church, and officers , for fhc ertsu lW year were clurtadU TliO'.llutjt . Irfg wiis ptosided ovf'r by Mrs. da JT''Heht president. . . 'M'ra. It. J. Kitchen wn.t elected president for 1he . ensuing v year; Mrs. Ida. French, flrce vice prcsl dsnli Mrs. J-iti ridge, serond vice president; and Mi's. J. P. Caldwell, secretary. ,tMrs. 1. M. Parker had charge of!' tile nflcrnoon's program. Tho Phliject w.ts "The. Old and the New "year," Mrs. Arnold Voeljs tnhi of the nccompttsliments of the sociely during; the past year and Mrs. fleorgo ,. Anderson told of what tHe organization oxpeets to accom plish during the coming year, ftev? The poppy day committee re ported that practically ail of tho Sons popples were sold on Memor ial day and that $105 was taken In. Of this amount $150 was sent to Portland q be used in hospltallsa lion work. The remainder went to iwi,y? for 1 he poppies. v ...- j;;- .i Local Pastov Marries Out-of -Town Couple f Anna Melners, of t'matilia ctiii ly. and Melvln J, iee( of Uvlngston, MifvtfHirt, were quietly married at ttwr Baptist church iwrsonafo yes- Announcements Sorlai mtuKttmeemeniit mny be printed In-this ctduipu' free of charge, Any srmoiinrt'jncnts per Salniiilt to muj function. sttcb as ct Hiked food wthw, rtc, wilt be ri'fnscfl, Anouneeieo, to be printed the same day, inttst be In society ettitor's hand bj 9:00 o'eloclc, -Sews wlitor's note. 0 Illy m llreakfast ; Cherries, oereal cookd wiili - date thin cream, Hour cresm waffles,, maplo tsirup, miik. ooffo. puncheon fluffed potuEoos, erniiied carrots, bran breail, cat tugo putldinr wh, strawberry sauce, milk, tea, ' Dinner Hamburg rocmt, brawn cd rice huUfrod spinach, banana and ptanui salad, piiteappte Ha varian cream, mock anget fool, rye bread, mti k. coffee, Couscvi ISMbU(E Three, tablespoons hUer, cp sugar, l eng. cup bat water, i t tabhpooits baking few grains salt, one half a spoon vanlUa, . - v' rresfi butter and slowly sti su. gar bpftting unlH mixture Is very light, - 8tir In & few tahlespoon- futs of sifted floa? ons add egg weli beaten, i Mi and sift rpmsia ing. flour with baking powder and salt stir into first mixture Add hot water mid bai unlit perfectly smooth. Add vaailia and turn in to an oiled and itortred shallow pan. Bake 2 & minute in &, mo derately hot oven., t ta squares and serve worm with "the follow ing sauce; , ' Strawberry Ksm Four faldt spoons butter, cup powdered sugar, 4 teaspoon vua tlla, cup cruslie stra-wbrrles, one half cup whipping crtam. ("ream butter and best is sugar. iiHiieiiT JECOIMETEE "And That's What A Stit Wet and Every thing Else Failed toDt Before I Got This Med iehte Declares Port land Woman, - Tfeis Karnak bns done for me what tndVcine wl & strict diet faibd Ja1 des a han given me cmtujNte wlitf from a severe cas sf stomcch trouble whfa I was v&& about at my wits cads to know what to do, far it declares Mr. H Haaaea, oC iltt Itoaiton Stset i'GrUtiiHl, or, Kverythltt t ate Just steexwl to lodge right Is tho pit of tny stomach, and tlta gas pains were jast awful eontiauea Mrs. Han sea, "My stomach seemed terri bly acta ait the Brno and I r$uldnt eat anything without pay ing for It In suffering af!rwurd. 'I jit got o n-rvous and wor- weil known as a garden writer, to the wonderful sprad- of colors nde by (he liberal planting of popples la the garden, annuals. biennial and perenaials fin tp- p&m give wcsderfal array ef silken When white and creamy beat in Coloring from late April until frost. vnnlUafid stras berrfti. Fe!dlM Ammtt the annuals the tMf rraii whiP!rti: until, stiff, oid great, eluxses; the Hhiriy and tkp serve ifli' one;- i'i' MAHBIAGK AIJt NfIi NBW YOBK There's always one adjunct of marriage that Is never overlooked tho shower of rice, Tho proverbial rlco mixed with confetti, aped Mr and Mrs. Jipvid K. Brucn, OS their honey moon to Knropc, Mrs. -Brace'yoa wllk recall .was ihe former-, Aiisa Mellon, only daughter of the sec retary! of Hg treasury. ' Chapter I, P. K. O., will, meet at the home of Mrs. William Miller, on B avenue, Friday afternoon at o'clock. Mrs. George Blrnle and Mrs. Miller will be hostesses. Tho home department of the Presbyterian church will meet ut tli home of; MrSfAtigtista John7 inotu SH2 Rpnng street, Frbiny af ternoon at 3J:30 o'clock, AH. mem bers are urged to be picsent, ' tiont Educate your -hens. Keep them ignorant. Make poor fish out of them. A fish lays a million eggs. . ..i ' 1 A UF.Ati PHOBi-F.M NKW YOUK Marri&go Is a much more ' difficult proposition for members of athletic teams in Kurope. An athlete has , to feava tho permisison of his manager as a preliminary to engaging the serv ices of a minister members of the llakoah soccer team of Vienna re vealed as they said for Kttrope. Only three members of . tho Sipiad of 22 are married. opium poppies; are the stain stand bys, u. WGtiiierfkil array from glow? iuif srrfM o saoay white with a serieae of motive by way of var iety sad a remarkable aerlea of variegadons. Poppy micni may he planted at any tlmo until August with a eerlaiaty ef tihsom fatfore f reesilrisr. -. The Hhirly poppies ara the most ifeiieftie, an4 ftfiv ft longer seasol tihan' the hty opium poppies. Theat toa,1 this class is tho scarhli Flanders poppy made famous by the "war, Aa esiire gardon coakl maEn ef poppiow. t At this iteoseii the gnrgt-ons Thi Garden "Poppy Magic' itt Iho tsrm ap )Mcl hy MrH Loui Hf'ftifl Wilder, 1 Credit CARWS n Merest rH4 over my eondUloa I tiUfiafX know what ta do. t didn't &mx t-at a nhc of nuat, and dieted on fruits and vegetable - far months but my stomach Mud stayed upset all the time. HathU log would give m relief. li ipilckiy Karnak relieved -me ef my if troubles when I finally began taking this mmiirimv- i havesnly't taken thrve boitit& of the tmtH cine, aad 1 am happy to say Uuit the Indtgt-stion and ataataeh ireu Idea art compbMiy - gooae.- i eaff snyihlug i want and. don't ltaves the slightest tatteh ef the $14 ipis pulns or say other dieoiforf, My htatlh is Just sidesdid in every 1 way bmw. . , - My husliantt has started taking Karnak for indlgtstloa aewt antl he thinks it's th& best iaedtelie( ep made. We Just cant fsmfw it enough." . - ' J Karnak Is sold In iui drandejf by the I & l Urtig t'a., sm t'j Irttdlng druggists. Adv. - Oriental poppies In huge cups fl daxxting starifds and dainty sat-1 ntons and eva a pur . white var- lety are mskiitg a wonderfttr show i Tho Unit ta plant sttd of iltef huge flowers with their thlsfl-iike ) foliage is now. They mast be truun-1 planted -to pfrmanent aarters when tiny as they are hard ta ImadJv vej,, hriy sap- .air ) llshed. fhe siiy , ictmi tmh-n ) to bloohl with sprtdMlb; should 'planbd nqve H&mfi& of ig them1 wilt "bloom this1 fM a)) IEF MMiiil mm m I l,ijiopiii nrar prtP( , .., Qhf- ifiem a ,hrBO ijftWr Ml MnHM th4 Mtmer. ftrkinmsi W ihAi thM r4rtli4nseav nasi hitl ua, Tlin IMHe Atpiis paiw pin, murh mvmbling Ms lf-taml, are fQFtit rock K&rle , TiUa U poppy sanUui? lime, How ihniad ihiitiy as It Is fine iuul grmitiaiioa 1 hlxh ana nlmoat nearly crr Hftt romtniir lip On imfkft ef Never Were SUMMER FROCKS So Alluring Nevev have otw stocks been so varied and altogether attractiw' , Many new styles 'arriving atii 10.50 -tO' 39.75 Colors to suit every popular fancy. IA01ES READY-TO-WEAR "V !- f tin ti-i in i iir THE ELECrniO IRON FOR XOC jOur APtomatlc Iron Is just built or you home ironing. You can neguHUo the heat to suit yourself, and .there is no danger of it burn ing your clothes. 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