La Grande evening observer., June 24, 1926, Image 3

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NEWS of SOCIETY
Party Compliments
Mrs. Parker
- Honoring- Mrs. v. S. rarkori' or
Portland, wlio him ncn vlsitlnic In
Iji Grande a (riitwt t the lioimi of
: Mrs. H I'oaroh. Mis. rv ,
lllimplirp.vs and Mm. Anna I.osliy
'ntprlalnoil ihe iniri)liora of th(
i I'ost Matron'n club or Hopo rimp
tfr !fo. 13,- Order of ttte Knsli'rn
Htnr, Tiiradny pvonlnur at the hoiuu
v r Humphreys.!- ' ..
llr. and Mrs. l'urltor formerly
HVfd In J A Oruiult.itnd .Jiuve, many
iii.i-iiun m?rn. . . .11 rs. rtinu'r . wns
worthy matron or tlm l,a rirando
NnaltrH War hnpti4n IMSl Thtiy
returned lo their homo In Port,
lufld thin jnornliifr, after, visit Ihb
Imrn slnon Saturday. , t.
Vrs. A. II. rnwrry .iratr' nliln. in
; m present ror urn nieet,nir and told
many InlerAstinir. Hilnits,. Concern.
IliB her recent trip around the
world. ,; 1 ,!.,.. i, J .-.
Tim Hunvnhroys home wu prel
Illy deeorated ror tho oeeaslnn with
lioiwinrts or MinndrnRons, sweet
pen and other flowers of tho sea
son. Refresh nients- -wero served
nt an appropriate hour,
TtjlB Is the la.st niectlnfr of the
past, matron's club until srter the
holiday , senson. JleetliiRs will ho
restimed In the rail.
Mrs. Sanford
Entertains
Mrs. A.. V. Runfnril enlerlnined
. the members or the Tuesday llrilp
.. rluh at an attractive party yestor
. day nrternoon nt her hnmeion,,M
tnwniie. ljril(re wus nt piny at
three tallies riurinir the uflornonn
with Mrs. Hi J. kltrhen winning
so.oro-nmonfr tho eJub mem
bers. Mis. T. It. Maxwell received
the cuest prize. A second sruest
prize was awarded to Mrs. William
Olles. Mrs. Ranoifil's slptor'.! vi'hb. Hit
.visiting here (Von AU, jjike ioifv,
rtah, .... .
Mrs. William Tloylen and Mrs.
rharles Tloylen. -who are tmcsta in
llvo ely, front. Indiana, wore pres.
' MIL 1 for the italnty two-course
' Ittnelieoh" served .following the
, cnnl pnmfB.',,. , ...
Bmiouots or pink and while
Bwnolpeas were arranged on the
luncheon tables and nhnut. other
. parts or tho home.
Novel Scarf .
gold ,., ?VenlnB "curt " ' nlrrd
US? "iTint b"Sal""J
Lw, width, or gold metal rthbtn y
1 S- .
ih'nl; Mrs, NV 1. Miirlln, vlco prasl
Irtil; :MrH. 0. ,V;-. MnHton, wfcfo-
tary; und lira. l M. Chundlt'r,
trt'UHUrtT. r '. v .'.,...''..... , J:
DillfH- lor tho rotrnlnr niirflno-H
will he imnounriHl Ininr. Tho (
Hldim will hi open-to nil riirlHtlim
wo nun of thn wit v. t
Clio Club Members i
At Buffet Supper jl
Memltem and friends or the Clio
club, wem,Kl-'l last evening when
Mr. and Mrs. ("base llohnenkanip
ente.rtulned ut c. buffet supper! ut
their home on Spring street. The
supper wns .ntt 7 o'clock after
which plKi'jajliles of bridRC wpro
forme'd. " .. .. .. .. , . .. ...
'Ilnskets or Various kinds of car-
den flowers were nrranffed about
the .rooms, foimlnir a prntty set
tinff for the affair.- , . .
Mrs. Norman li'reej won hlch
seore nmniifj: the women present
at onrrts and Dr. I.eo llouvv won
the men's prize; Tho cuest prizes
went lo Mr. and Mrs. (I. ,. i.nrl
son, .. . 1
I Party Honors J u, '
Birthday Anniversary
I Jtonorinff tho birthday unntvorn-
I nry of hor hualmnU Vrt, ThCHior
Koylo rntrtainod at a nurprlwo
party lunt ftvpntng- ut tho homo or
J hr purenls, Mr. and Mrs. J.
I'Yonch. About twenty rriendB
and rolutlvoa ' were proent
('unltf wero thn principal rflver-
jfilon of the evening folloilreil hy tti
MrrviiiK or iiettciOHii reireinnMai4.
. .. f .'.
Many Attend
Lutheran Meeting:
Thoi'o wns a larffo utlendaiire at
tho ropuktr mcetlpg1 of the Mia
ulonnry toploty of tho J4titheran
rhitrfh yesterday afternoon In the
rluirch annex. ; Airs. Ferdinand
jenneti. preaitfent of the aoeiety,
prenlrieri over the hunlpewi fronton,
which wan followed hy the after?
noou'a programi tn eharffe of Wr.
O. Thotppson. ' Thf ulieet for
tho Afternoon was "India."'
fmhler (SperlaJ) --'An enjov
(ihlo ; afternoon wa spent at the
homo of Mr and Mra. Tat HolllnK
Tuesday afii'rnoon, June 22, when
a party wart iflven honoring- the
fourth hlrihduy - annlvoraary of
their little daughter I.oola.
A peanut hunt wa one of the
moat interesting' features of . the
afternoon. , Dorothy JtichardKon
and Janet-Marshall received ' the
prlBOS. ;, -fz -.-
llnfrt'shmrntfl, oonslHtlnff of -Ire
crnim and oaK. vuh served. Many
pretty (jfts wore received 'by- the
honor ffuettt,. - .:-v - f
Th oho present were; Corda Ner
val, Janet Marshall, Barbara Tuck
er, Wunda) T"ekier,( VerlOv AlprrlH,
Oorothy , .lilr;hu.i;d boo .Qwndolync
Morrs,; J-llvft; - i 'nicliariisbi, i, Iepla,
Holliiiy, Urtui Morris, Blllyuman,
Norvjn' f'ohle, I.eo Hichardsoni John
Kolllntj, Rlre. John Cohle, Kay,
MoshU, ftlrn. Arthur -Furmnp .and
Mr.,nd MrslTat Jiolllns.
Covov : 8peldl), Mrs. " Mary
rhanihers , celebrated lior elghly
thlrd blrlhdfUT: HniMvesary June 0
at Jjor. .'horne. -hcO' hy ietitorlalnlnff
several 'frJp'nqM .aJ 'dinner,;. ,
ft T Tf'WV' THiT7.1 III :
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Ti iTfwiTTi i iTtuiil i iSn t TWTt iuji (i
By
TVi-L'-rJ W lr A MATCH Lint I'D
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Organized Here
Mph. KHa, T. Sanford. of fllovenn
rnlnt, Wis., who In nallonul work-(
er for the Women'H T'lirlstinn
Temperance T'nlon, p:nve two ad-'
drewen hero Sunday. Hir talk on
"Patriotism" til the f'ontral f'liurrh
of Phrlst 'in-thfi' ninrri'lnff wa well
reretveil nnd mf.iny expressed their
InterPt-in the'- whrlf Hho 1h -rep-veaenllnR'.
In the evening her talk.
h. wa on "Ohedloneo! to.;th,e. T-a
enverea at inn Mel noilst. i-;pis-ropal
rhtirehi , i ;
Women fro m e'p ry chi i rch in
Hie city attended the woman's
meeting' held Monday nfternoon at
the Presbyterian church. Iter sub
ject that day was "Soclul Purity."
' While here Mrs. Banford re-or
ganized the Christian Temporanco
society pere with Aft active mem
bers and three men members. Mrs,
Frank. Mlllerlns: was elected presl-
Swimming Party .
iiinjoyable , . . . -
A ik'irt v nr eleven nei-snnM rrnm
.. , ,
1 n ' nriitwl fn Invrwl n inrrllrt , nt
f'ove last evening. They nrriyod
at the. Cove swimmtnp; poolat
about 7 o'clock, where they spoilt
nn hour or so in the water. " After
the swim they had ct 'picnic, din
ner nt tho camp grounds there, 5..:
In the party were Mr. and Mrs.
Ti. H llramwell. Mr. - and (rs.
I-'rank Georpe, 'Mr. and Mrs. T.rV.
Maxwoll. Mr. and Mrs. K. H. liby
len. nnd Mr. and Mrs. William
Uoylen and Mrs. f'harlcs -Hoylen.
Tho l:i1 three just arrived in TjO.
O-rnndn yesterday from ' Tndlana
nnd are guests at the K. 11. Hoy
len home.
Baker Cmiple
Married Here
Miss 'Mildred Hatsley nnd Jns. TT.
McCrlrmls,. both of Tinker, wore"
married hero Monday evening at
about R O'clock by the, Tlev. IF. W.
nrker, piistor or the l-Nrst Melh-
ollst. Kplscopal ehurch. Jhe wed
ding took place at tho manse. The
bride and trroom were accompanied
bv Mrs. .Mattic Garrison, molher
of the Broom.
Thev have returned to .Baker
whre lhoy will make their homo
Virtu.
SEE
The Canadian Rockiet
at their best in
JASPER
NATIONAL PARK
on the great
Double Triangle Tour
AQ 20 round
KJKD trip
Including mcatf ind berth for
pproxirnitclr - Hrf on th in
lite PaiUKc. iitorc ndctnp to
AUflut. Low Sm t Fan
CANADIAN NATIONAL
RAILWAYS
AT"R"lloltnorpTc.P."AT 122 Third,
' St., Phono Broadwiy 9300.
Send Mc lroe Wooklet (:I08)
Name '
AihlrtvvS j.
Minerva
Says
Still another lot of new
Rllppers anil Pumps arrlvi-i
this morning. This makes
13 styles in light lllonile
Parchment and Sauturn col
ors. High nnd low heel.,
straps and step-in patterns.
Prices range from $.1.00 up
to ?..-0.
Red Cross and Areh-AM
Shoes I0 the world over.
Comfort is worth nuylnff
It means lots lo your disposition.
THE B00TERY
You Pjf !, Wlien Vmt
Disciples
Traders of tho National Wom
en's Tarty of America, grouped
about a statue of Jeanne d'Arc
in Paris. They crossed the ocean
to attend the International
Woman Suffrage Alliance con
vention, but wero not admitted.
Ift to rtitht. they are: Miss
Mabel Vernon, Delaware; Mr.
Abbey Scott I taker, Wasblnsion,
D, C; Miss Doris Stevens, New
fJCork nd,MwJobn C .Martin,
Cennsylvanla. .
Sister Mary
Says:
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VNHVf.VjOLll.' 13 1. t -fK' HHE.
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ALoVabr -foe. CdOU SECpotSTtRP-P VUt OP U FE twi ma wm. mc
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(By SIMor Mary)
Mreakfast Stewed rhubarb,
ecreal, thin cream, crisp rye toast,
soft cooked cgs, milk, coffee, .
Lunchuon Stuffed halted 'pota
toes, hole' wheaf- bread an'd but
ter ; sandwiches', frul. snjal, , mtlic,
tea,' ( , 'y ' : 1
lnn'er T) rolled sirloin, steiik,
masied potatoes, ' creamed , Btrlng
it;ss beans, Jelled vegotabfe saiud,
strawberry Ice-box calte . bran
rolls, ntilk, 'coffee. ' . , .t ' 1 v. '
This Is un excellent, quick dinner
a,fler an aiftornoQnt.outt., whan.the
"cookV (has oih hr bent-drcsstt and
has .no uppellLe. sThfi salad and
dessert havo' spent the 'afternoon
in tho refrigerator, the beans have
been cooked- ready to reheat,.-In
cream aauec,r the potatoes' -will
cook In 3' nilnules undr the steak
In les depending on how Tare
you like It so In a short time and
without a njad ' rush, you can have
a dinner sure y pleaso "the man or
the house piping hot on the table.
Kli'owlterry Ice-liox t'ako.
Opo quart berries, , 4 tablespoons
granulated ' sugar, 1 tublesppon
cornstarch, 3 eggs, cup butter,
I cup confectioners' sugar, 2-egg
spongo cake, one half pint whip
ping cream. : v
Hako a 2 -egg sponge cake In a
shallpw pan or sprlhg-tforni , niold
using the following rule. Heat
yolks 'Of '2 eggs well, adding - 1-3
cup of granulated sugar grad
ually and healing constantly. Add
Q tablespoons boiling water, still
beating -with the dover; better. Ald
1-3 cup of sugar and be! wll.
Mix and sift . nup . pastry flonr,
l . teaspoons ;baktig powder did
Vi teaMp"oon salt, and add to first
mlxLure. Heat untlf ' smooth and
fold in the whites of the eggs
beaten until stiff and dry and
Lnaspoon. vanilla. 1'our into ortfed
and floured pan nnd bake GO min
utes In a moderately slow oven.
When cool cut but the centerwftn
a sharp kn I Co and fill with the fol
lowing mixture. - - A
Heservu 12 of the finest berries
to use to garnish the cake. Jfiill
and wash remaining berries and
rub through a wire sieve. There
should ho l cup of juice und pulp.
Heat volks of eggs well and coin-
Cleans slippers
like new ! ;
Satin dipper, and iheer, lovely i
things can be cleaned beautifully
with Oronite Cleaning Fluid!-.
triumph of the acientific liboratorlM
of the Standard Oil Company of
California. No chemical reaction
on fast dyes only a mild, qukk
vanishing odor clean! furs, kU
gloTes, nana ell or aergei, uphol
atery, rugs, etc., instantly! Keep a
can handy ready now at moat ,
grocery drug, hardware or depart
ment store, or at Standard Oil
Service Stations.
nvvcMWoa. artm or cmkbiu'
QeaningFluid
'ft
hne withi cornstarch -nnd; . irranti
luted Auiroir ' mixed and silted. Put
Into top of doulill' boiler with
strawberrir jtilre, Cook over hot
water, stirring , constantly until
thlrx nnd. smooth, lleniove Ijuttor
und epnfectlonnrs' siiftur stirred
until very dreamy. Void In whites
of egg beaten until stiff and dry.
ri the ealie alrpll with this mix
ture, replace lop of cnke and put
it) the Ice-box. Le, chill eight
hours or longer.' When, reudy to
serve cover with.- cream ' whipped
until stiff with lMablespoon pow
dered sugar und a few drops .. of
vanilla, llurnlsh with, strawberries
and serve.' -Thin will servo ten,,
WOMAX riANM:i JCSSCAPK
I.OH A NO 131, ES Investigators
uncovered ''evidence that: a woman
planned the julv brealt In which ill
narcotlo 1 addicts - escaped frohi
Lincoln Heights Jail. They said a
wife1 of - one prisoner 'suppliecl
lmcIC KU.wnln.defl 'find the. nutomo
Idles In whlc)t (lie prisoners eseap
ed. I'our lulft been caught.
Dentists Set Aside V j
! Day ; For ; Education
POim-iAND, Ore., June 24 AP)
i Today was set asido as 'Publ(o
Education" diuy by . the v faclflo
coast don till conference tn 'Session
liere. and two general sessions, one
open to (ho public, worn given over
lo discussing methods of publlo in
struction In caring for the teeth.
Tho vl.sltlng dentists this morn
ing heard Professor ' W". I Stev
ens, superintendent of the schools
fit Ijong lir-nch, Cal speak on "the
inunction of dental hygiene In tho
punuc scnoois." tuner spopKers
lvero professor Walter II, Hrown
Halem, Ore., and Drf , Wf .' Cunv
tilings, of Port bind., i If ij f.-t, I
A publlo Hireling will be held to
ll 11 iff lit and will bo addressed by. a
ftiiumihcr of speakers. on the gen Aral i
Moplc "Dental leaitli ISdueatton.'t
f:
World's safe4 for "r aiidthr ypir?
Ve have some more college frrad-
: Ipuy cars are fitted with a bat
tery Ignition system In which thn
distributor arm Is removable. Jly
reiuovlng this arm thn ca,r p'iyir
makes stealing his vehicle possible
only by towing It away. The arm
may b romoyed simply by un
clasptngT: the distributor cover to
which , the wires aro attached. It
usually-happen that thorn Is only
one way. In which this arm will fit
so there need he no work about
replacing It.
..UHtUUIIilUilUI.'lMnH.iTiu.Mlfsi..i.....:.
New French Step-ins
Specially Priced, $1.!0
PUTMAN'S
Ready-To-Wear and Millinery
Si
4
New Wing of Insane '
. Hospital Is Finished
riONl'lLKTON,, )uw H, AP)
The new wing of the Kasiorn Ore
gon 'Htulo 'hospital has lieon com-
plited nnil (urnltiire und fixtures
will be Inslulle.l within' two'
apneltv of llUO patients. rtv?i
new wing tout 2!!f,ofl0 wl)V
swells llnv cost ut tho entire platl
in fist iiihi. j f(
: Amerlenii fartpnra rata 1! tot:
of cereals for each man ttnrag') i)
Will Mil UiniUlir.l Wlllllll 1WU I ..,.. w. 'v
months.' When this , wing Is com- of the. world raise only 1.4 tons)
-U-M .M-iiiLiUi-JLLil
pleled I liiMnsi it utlon will buve a eueh man
The New VICTOR Line Of ' ' f 1
Orthpphonic Viclrolas
Victor Records ?
Credit CARR'S No Intercsi
' Announcing v
Nw ' 'l'norry
: HcAdqiiatriVrs ( .
I (Pornionent !ilonutlon,,to lie
I i luunoiutred llatevli
Where wo will 'continuo to
' speeiallafl In picture frumlng.
,Hr. Mil iMiiu. ,(4h.iWiHi4 ,
i (Cormnriy In Oie. lldwe.)
..'.I A.
til .1
CO.Lt-E.R
better."
than ice
Frlgidalrokpfpi aUfoodi
colder, better, V?nger, because
ita dry, cold, Ban Uary at
motphere never changei, It
fretres ice-cubo and dessert i,
" Buy Frigidaireon the CMAC
easy payment plan; Come In
.. and tee the new metal cabinet --
modeli. .
Ii0iiiaiFG.
6LECT1UCO SBFRIOS RATION i
Jesse Rosenhaum
, t Opiwi. P. 0. , t! . ; Ph6ni Main J04 , '
. .i.'.v;:?'": . ""
An adventure hard to mist
it has swept the country
from coast to coast
'Qood to the last drop"
ha
nBovsf
One after another the great cities
of the country have surrendered.
In a few swift years, that extra
touch of rare goodness has carried
the fame of this blend throughout
the United States. Known long
ago only to a small group of con
noisseurs and to a few famous
hotels, its wonderful, mellow rich
ness has come to the men and
women of America with all the
zest of an adventure. It is today by
far the largest selling coffee in the
world. A new experience awaits
you Maxwell House Coffee.
i,t...;;,i. i, !,.,,(,
. , TWO GOOD LEADERS
. .vb vr.if" . ' ,
Blue Mountain Butter -'
5. er j; t
t - and
Blue Mountain
Ice Cream
Home made products manufactured by '
, a home concern. Always the best
Sold by All Dealers.
BLUE MOUNTAIN CREAMERY
. R. F. TYLER, Prop. ' '
Telephone Main 60 '. ' 1109 Washington At.
It has pleased more people than any
v other coffee ever offered for sale
,ui!' t "-" ,-!' ''y:. ;;;; .,;.'' 'Jilu-i'ii! ..H. i,t sail
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Special Offer
June 10 to July 10
MAKE YOUR OWN TERMS
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