La Grande evening observer., July 03, 1926, Image 3

Saturday, July 3, 1926.-
EA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
NEWS of SOCIETY I Rfi! Get Mon Without H?r
For, die Waves: '
HEALTH
Surprise Party Honors
Mrs. Howell ; -
A, social event of thn week wan a
;urprlwe parly slvon Thursday for
lrs. Hon Howll, when Mm. I. A.
flowed, and Mrs, Vernon Hull en
Murtalncd In her honor, the op-
cuHlon being1 h-r birthday until
.vcrsury,
, Karly In the afternoon friends
gathered ut the Huwell residence
on W nvenun and from there, lo
Bvther with (ho honor guest, worn
t.ikeri to- thf country home of Mrs.
J. A.. llowvll, niMir Alter), where
no mo time wkh spent with visiting
niiil a program.
' After thi program tho guests
Wore conducted to the porch of the
Howell home, where small tables
liuil boon arrangi-d, decorated with
wiiii no wnt, i he color being yd
low. A two-course luncheon was
nerved. ! -
After luncheon the gueats worn
relumed to their homes in iJi
fimmle.
Mrs. Howell received ninny gifts
with the best wlRhos of the 20 op
more guests present. ,'
Barth-Grant
.Nuptials Announced v
Although solemnized 10 days
ago, the mnrrlngc of Mb f'arol
.Orant, duughti'r of Air. uod Mrs.
vAl Grant, of liuker, to Alfred Kd
,ward rtartholomy, hotter known by
.bis hasehf.lt name. Al llarth, la
just ' belnff announced to their
friends. ' . .
' The ceremony was performed nt
St. Rose church, .at Monroe, Ore,,
Wednesday, June 23. by the Uev.
'JK. J. Murnunc. a boyhood, friend of
Xhc hrldcgroom.
i Mr. and Mrs. Ttnrthblomy vis
ited with His parents at Portland
and at the borne of his brother
1n Eugene before they returned to
.'-Kn stern Oregon. She is now at
-fl inker with her parents. Mr.
Hartholomy Is In l,u CSrnnde. He
. is nssocfutcd in automobile buRi
'poss hero with Harris French.
- Announcement of the marriage
recalls the meetlnff of the tvo
young people al Uuker a year ngo,
when Al llarth, us catcher on the
Iji Grande team of the IJhie Moun
tain league, sustained a fractured
xkull In mi accident on the dia
mond. During bis long critical
Illness afterward, while for much
of the lime he was not expected
to live, Mrs. llurtholomy was his
devoted nurse.
; Their plans for the future are
slltl Indefinite, but they 'probably
will make their home in Iai
Grande. , . rf ;
Plans Made for
W. W. G. House Party
In anticipation of the bouse
parly for which the members' of
the World Wide Guild of the, Ilap
iist church In Oregon will gather
at McMinnvtllo, Ore., July 17,
twelve, Aai Grande girls held a. pep
meeting at the borne of Miss Hazel
Hector last evening. An Informal
evening was concluded with re
freshmenls. It was Arranged to
nieet next Wednesday evening with
Mi.s rtonnie Oliver.
Smile and thn world smiles with
you. 1'roivn ami th world luughs
nt you.
Minerva
Says
Why does THE BOOTRRY
soil so tunny shoes? Thoro
Is a reason:
1st The patterns and
styles urn the boat In town.
2nd The prices lire less
than other places,' compar
ing quulity, looks and good
fit.
3rd The people want the
nicest anil latest styles fo
the least money.
4th New ones arriving
a every few days.
V 5th We do sell thein
that's why we have to buy.
fith No cobwebs or fly
specks on these,
N "tit AH colors nnd all
heels.
81 h Lots of sizes now. Wo
know bow to fit them.
; Priced from S5.00 to 97.A0
for the nobbylst shoes In
- town.
THE B00TERY
I'll- Cash dial's why hpy
are so cheap. W'v: flivtl the
- iHMikkriicr lonj; nKO.
Electric Light Globes
60 Watts
25c
F. L. LILLY
Hardware
Mala 85
Thl hand-painted silk beach icart
nnd hood can be worn as a shoulder
scarf or mr.y be ratacd over the head
as a hood. .,-
Announcements
8orial annoiliHvim'nis may be
prlnl.-il In this column frre or
cliarjcn. Anj amioiiiitviiu'iiu nrv
laliilnjc to any runt'ilons ani'h as
cooked Cootl salra, vtc., will Ik
rrrtiKcl. AunouncvniviKs, to be
primed the same day, must be
In society editor's hauils bj :UO
o'clock. News editor's note.
.xX!Px"?v i VJ jf&fV.
Rosemary Peering,. 17-yearold vaudeville daocer, la peeved at the famous
lieu ura nice. Grunge snd bli manager, C. G. Pyle, ah charge, let .her
announce to iho world that she would play opposite Red In his Unit movie,
and then turned her down. She comes from Peoria. III., neaiSKed'i home
town of Wheat on, and la now in Hollywood.-
Fashion Notes
GiMtlnjr rondy for tho conven
tion that will bo held here In
Septeinber, the drill teami of the
Ladles' Auxiliary lo the. lirothor
hood of Ilallrond Trainmen will
practice at the mcettiifr of the aux
iliary members at 7:30 p. m. Tues-luy.
Sister Mary
Says:
(lly SlRtor Mary) .
Brenkfast Halves of . grape,
fruit, cereal, thin cream, pouched
ggs with spinach on toast, crisp
rye toast, milk, coffee. J
Luncheon Scalloped !. uspara
T"s, brown bread and butter sand
vlches, grnhum cherry pudding,
milk, tea. - ' : ", . ;
Dinner Canned : salmon ' loaf,
shadow potatoes, new pens In
Trunin, -radishes, lotnon sponge pie,
bran rolls, milk, coffee.
, This herryU(fdJng Is a really
delicious dessit but altogether .too
teurly lor dinner. However, it's
ideal for luncheon served with su
gar and cream and almost a full
meal. '
(.'rnhnm Cherry IMiddlng .
One ngg. l cup sugar, 4 table
spoons butter, 4 cup molasses,
one halp cup bot water, 1 teaspoon
soda, one half cup pastry flour,
Hi cups graham flour, lea
spoon cinnamon, teaspoon salt,
2 cups stoned cherries.
Cream butter and stir in sugar
and molusses. Add egg well beat
on. Combino flour, grab u in flour,
cinnamon und salt and add to first
mixture. Stir In cherries and add
hot water with soda dissolved .in
it. lieiitv hard for a minute and
turn Into a buttered mold. Steam
two hours or bake ono hour In a
pnn of hot water In a moUernte
oven. Hervt! .'warm with sugar and
cream.
lONI)01SV July 3. Ono of tha
ladies of the royul family has Part
ed u new fashion for women's eve
ning weur.
She uppetred in the Royal box
nt Co vent Oarden with a large ros
eito .of rose-tinted tulle on her left
shoulder Instead of the ordinary
posy of flowers.
Worn on the shoulder strap of
her gown, the effect was striking
and already many society wonwn
have ordered similar shoulder puff
for their evening gowns. .
Recent revival of the Paisley or
Spanish sbnwl for afternoon and
evening wear has Induced arbiters
of women's fashion to look around
for something fresh for tho Boelety
dame.
Theyhave gone back as far an
Queen Anne's time for their ideas
and devised a shawl very similar
lo those worn In Queen Anne's
idays. It Is a email affair trlan
igulnr In shape, made of bright col
ored crepe do . chlncwlth fringes
at tho side. ' .
. ' '
Another old world fashion has
kbeen revived to enliven the monot
ony of modern hlgtv and low waist
linos. .
Thin is tho adoption of sashes
for evening wear hung from the
shoulder to waist and finished
wit tfj'tv;. big loofln'bowv ' .:
Plaid sashes acrvery much In
YogihYtind mostly hang1 from the
left- shoulder to-'thfi right aide ofjlPkness rates from dlarrhenl dls
,thr walst.llnc. , Plaids also arc be- ea-nes In Infancy h HQ largely de-
THK IMI'OHTANriC OF CMC AX
;MI,K M)H nAllllt
(lly Jalm lve4t Mam M. 1.
ltuttton) '
Member Oorgas Memorial Institute
A marked decrease In tho infant
mortality has occurred during thn
last twenty-five years. H In due
more to the doenrnwe In the number
or Infant deaths from the diarrheal
diseases, intot premtent In sum
mer than to any other factor.
Tho diminution In the number of
deaths from the diarrheal dls
eases, while due, to a small ex
tent, to better methods of feeding.
in almost entirely tho result of
the Improvement In the milk supply
during this period. Kvldenco In
fvivor of this statement Is that tho
lowering In. the mortality from' the
diarrheal disease In Infancy hari
been greatest In those part Si of tho
country In which Improvement In
tho milk supply has been mast
marked.
Not only linn there been a mnrk
od diminution In the number of
deaths from tho diarrheal dlseasas
coincident with the Improvement
In tho milk supply, but lso a tre
mendous decrease .In tho number
of babies 111 with these diseases.
This lowering of the death und
"certified" grade. It should bo pas
teiirised. or boiled, , ' .
Clean milk, aultahlft for feeding
Infanta. Is now ohtainabla . In al- 1
mtost all of the largo cities and In1
many of tho smaller ones. 'The
public health authorities and - the
physicians hnvo don their part. ;
They canno, however, compel tho i
parent of tho babies to buy It for ,
them. It is hunt to understand
why they do not. The charitable,
explanation Is that they do not ap
preciate tho Importance. , . .
HI range as It may seem. It la of
ten more difficult to get clean milk
In tho country than in the city.
Home of the reasons are. probably,
that tho health authorities are less
active in the cbuntry, tho demctnd
smaller and the mortality and mor
bidity from an unsatisfactory milk
less, because of the nearno.ss of
tho consumer to the producer. 1'ar
enta should' demand, even In the
country, however, that Iho cowa
from which Iho milk comes are
free from tuhcrcnlosb and that the
milk Is taken In a reasonably clean
MORE NEW
Nelly Don Smoclio
$2.25 and $2.95 ' ,
, See them in our window.
PUTMAN'S
, Iteady-To-Wear and Millinery
ii
Al
lug lifted lu materlul for evening
gowns but usualty the. plaid sash Is
worn over a. simple flock of white
or light colored material.
- Artificial silk experts wll! earn
the -thanks of the modern mlsa by
putting a new shower-proof stock
ing on tho market.
. In this ralr.y climate city, girts
either have to change their stock
ings after a Journey to town1 or go
the rest of the day with mud
splashes showing on their flesh col
ored' hosiery '
The new invention, It Is claimed
prevent. mud and water from ad
hering and can be dyed any color.
iirmiY CATOiircs wife
SAN FRANC1HCO Mrs. John
Hunter plunged f-om a second
story window supposedly In a sui
cide attempt. Her husband ob
serving her act ' from tho sldewnlk
below caught her In his arms. Khe
was uninjured, but Hunter sustain
ed cranial Injuries . und a broken
shoulder.
pendent on Improvement ' In tho
milk supply that It is safe to as
sert that. If the milk supply IS
above .reproach, few babies will bo
III with ucute diarrheal diseases and
very few of these die.
Tho Gorgas Memorinl Instltutd
wishes to emphasize, the fact that
milk that Is above reproach and
safe for babies should come from
cows which are free from tubercu
losis and other diseases. Tho cows
should bo properly fed,, kept lu
clean stables, bo clean themselves,
and be milked Into clean utensils
by healthy, clean Individuals.. Tho
milk should be cooled at once nnd
kept cool until It Is delivered. It
Is up to tho parents to take caro
or It then until It Is given lo tho
bublos. t'nless tho milk Is of tho
Light
have plenty of it.
Extra outlets are In
expensive. Let us give you a
figure.
La Grande
Electric
Co.
1412 Adams A?
manner. 1 They should then pan
tcurlsa or boll it themselves.
THE WEATHER MTIMXK
HAM VltANCIHCO, July 1 AL).
Tho weuther outlook for the
week beginning July 4. was an
nounced bore, today by the weath
er bureau as follows:
"Puclfin states: The outlook Is
for tempernture somewhat above
normul and fair weuther ln!tb
Interior,' normal, temperature
considerable, clouds and . fog o
the coual. hucnl rains are Ukl
on . the. . Washington, . and Or go
coaHt. , ...
Threshlnis Is doito tn Turkey fcy
women, who driv.oxcn hitched to
a heuvy curytid phutk over t Ihs
grain. ' '' '
I.lfehoals are now being fitted
with small cabins. In which are In
stalled wireless tranHinitttug and
receiving1 sets.
Women live longer than men be
cause of the sheltered lives they
lead, a Jondon specialist declares.
He points out that of a total of 382
deaths of persons over 90 years old,
278 were women.
One Day's Work
Five medals, as many ribbons,
and a big silver cup were one
duy's trophies of Julia Aman
at tha Washington, D. C.,' track
meet for girls.
awpis at i ijiMjij iissLj.u j in in mm m
The Perfect Marcel
To crown a faultless attire, to complete the
picture of dainty loveliness, there must lie
a coiffure that will give you a certainty of
satisfaction and a confidence of poise.
The difference in the marcel Milady re
ceives at the Marinello Shop is all the dif
ference in work done by an artisan and
by an artist.
Jean Enimett
Marinello Shop
Phone 283-W Above L. & L.
The Home of the New
Orthophonic Viclrolas
Credit CARR'S No Invest
To Glean Clothes
"Clean"
IT IS
Necessary
TO HAVE .
1 Up-to-date modern equipment
We Have It
2. Expert operators and finishers.
We Have Them..
For An All Around First Class Job
Send Your Work To
Standard Laundry
;;:': Co. '.. .
DRY CLEANERS
Phone Main 56
An Institution
That Attracts
patients from all parts of
the Northwest is immedi
ately available to the ill of
Eastern Oregon.
Hot Lake Sanatorium
DR. W. T. rilV, Owner and Director.
DECLARATION
To render tha
most dependabla
and courteous
service
To the greatest
possible cumber
of people
At the lowest cost
consistent with
fair wages to the
labor and capital
employed
Giving and
deserving fair
treatmeat
thus '
To be a factor
In upbuilding
this community
Is the objective
of this company.
The
Wonder Home
Do you want ice? Electricity will make
it. Are you hungry? Roast or bake or
broil on your electric range. If you .wish
you may cook your eggs or toast your toast
at the table. ,
Do you want heat, light or power? They
come in every room at the touch of your
finger. ',.
Wonderful as these things have been and
are, progress in electric development is
continuous.
Scientists never lose interest in improv
ing their homes and yours.
As quickly as new electric applications
become practical this company makes them
available to you.
Eastern Oregon Light & Power Co.
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