Monday.-Julyliys,
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EE GRANDE EVENING 0B55IIVE3
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NEWSofSOGETY
otoring, Pfcnickinr 'rs :
gplaccs Parties . , :
With ibe mercury hrcatnln
urly to break from It little glass
Mi, society Is. glad to remain
et. . .; ; . . . .
'or the most part,' bride aad
ncea have given way t motor.
and swimming parties. ; Monk
v become the ' rule, ' whether
an be entertained In the morn
:, at noon or In the evening.
Jut though formal activities have
?n suspended for tho summer, a
mhM Af nhumlDtf ' courtesies
Ivo been extended to visitors In
fc Orande Hondo valley.
Mrs. M. It. Stevenson, of Wash-
tnn fl. r And Mm. T,M Rrewa-
E, of Muskegon, Mich., who have
en guests of their slater, Mrs. w.
Satford, for the last week, have
ten complimented on several oc-
Islons,
Intra 'nwivht it jmma hiul a few
. ends In for bridge at her homo
iday evening in honor of the
stern vlslton. Mrs. J. J. Foley
n high scorer at cards, aad was
warded. The hostesses served a
rht lunch afterthe guinea ....
A picnic and a hucklebcrrylnr
the coolness of the higher "Hi
de at Kainela delighted Mrs. Baf
rd's houneguests Saturday. Mrs.
-to Belvcr was hostess far the
fair, which.-Included six gucstsi
Interesting visitors tat the home
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Smith are
olr duughtcr, Mrs.' Alfred Hard
g, and her two sons, Alfred and
luglas, and her sister-in-law. Miss
mrlotte Harding, all - of New
i,rk. Mrs. Hiirdlns's home Is at
inntlncni nn the Hudson.- MISS
larding Is a daughter of. ths late
"lishop Alfred Harding, of Wash-,
igton,-1). C. : l ',-'' '. . '
Mrs. Harlcy H. Richardson .arr
ived home this npornlnj' ; from
irullowa lake, where for a. week
he has been hostess to her moth-
Mr. Jbcobs. of . Portland, ana
her guests at' the ' Richardson
htlnirn. known OS '.Alnlne ACreS.'
rs. Jacobs, Mrs. Stella, Ingle, and ,
rs. u. W. Micnaei, ot romana. j
.mln,i1 fnr A. Innsrer outlnar. Mrs..i
llchbcl Is a sister o Word Fowl-'.
. of LA oranae. . , -Jul
Mrs. Richardson's party witness- .
I tho storm that threw Wallowa
.... , . j . ...
her from Its banks, too. uamnre
Wallowu. fulls was only slight,'!
i. said this morning, the "prlnc-j
lul disturbance having, been at
lake falls, sir mill's into the
Interlands. ,. - .' ' , '."J
vun rlinpl,R lllninintan famllv Is.
hions the sojourners at the lake
lii mkinth. Mr. and Mrs. Blnxu-t
Lin and their son Frederick. x-.
ct to spend a good deal of the
mmer there . . '. 1
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InwnrihianM Leave ' ;
'or Wallowa .
TVnvin9 1 jl Grande Sunday.'Tor.
lc Epworth League Institute ths.t
111 be opened this evening at tne
ethodlst campgrounds at ins
ad of Wallowa iaKC,.wero Jiiwa
lary WalUlngcr, pean wngnt,
Ml.., Hi.HriM'ilnr.' aild. ' JUunltS,;
lerson. . Several other . young pcb
e from this City are cxpccicu to
lln themv ' " .
The Rev. Hall K. ' Wallls,. pas
r of the Community church, at
fund City, with Mrs. Willi, and
loir two sons, Wilson and W1U-
started. for. the. -institute .UHs
Lornlnff. Mr. Wallls .... has. been
an ofthc summer encampment
icro for several, years, v , -
Young people from nearly every
tiu-nrih leuirde society- .: in- :.the
iaatern district of the lntcrmouhv
lin conference oi .'no mcuiiii
ntiu.muti nhnrrh will .ber rftDre-
nted In the attendance before ths
mtlluto clones next. Sunday, Mrs.
aiIHr nnltl thlH TnomlnaT. ..lleser-
itlons havo been , made -'from
falla Walls,.' rcndlcton.' Boise,
aiiipu, Kniniett, Montbu'r and
iunu. Jdu Buker, Union,' la
raiide. Island City, ;igin, Wal
Knlerprise and Joseph. -.
;Maiiy of the , attendants "are
InnnlnK to slay over a day or two
Iter tho Institute to lake a long
japeroned hike- into the moan
. llna beyond the camp. ; V '
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iociety's Eyes
'urned on Institute
Tim nt-nn nf Horlptv are. turned
iis week to The' Observer's fres
imemtakers' lntitute. .which
lens at 0:S0 o'clock Tuesday
Upntt.i- nitil onntinues ' for . four
lys at the auditorium ot the high
hool building. . -v...
;Both Instructive and entertaining
111 be tho lectures ana aemon-j-atlons
of sir of the : North'
pst's most talented specialists in
art -and business of. home-nlfinir.
Moire Hat
V I,.
Mrs.McGlean
Offers ;
Menu Hints
Mrs. Beth Bailey McClcan of
fers the following optional sug
gestions for the menu she will
use In ber acmonsiruuon ot uio
Sunday night buffet supper at tho
free homemakers' Institute tonlor
row morning at the high school
auditorium:
Datariau Cheese wttb l'taicopple
i. - a kk tvlnlMSd'wfth
THS WPiw nmi, - -.
AW shad etcera) ribbon and partlr
r ' Suaat wtth coral tTW. .
of the-: Institute and looks on each
session .with as -much Interest na
if -it wcro. nee. private party.
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ImbVfrGirl Weds
Washtogtbh Man '
'A ' marrlago, ocre'mlony .perform
ed ;by th 'Rev. William . Crosby
,(l'oss, t".he Presbytc,rlan parson
age Satnrday. afternoon united Miss
Olga E.. Johnson.', of Imbler, and
Cls-tonA.f Anderson, of Yakima.
Attending the couple were Mr. ana
Ms; Lylo T..'Wtlson.;, '
.i' Artnr W'nhnM tr4n. UK and Mrs
-Anderson ' will niakc their homo at
Yakima. ... .... .' . I
1 pint hot milk, S- packages
cream choenc. Cook over hot wa
ter till blended. Add Z tablespoons
gelatine soaked In one-half cup
cold water. Add gelatine to chceso
mixture. Cool. Fold in I cup
cream- whipped. Turn Inta small
molds and let set. When ready to
serve, placo a sllco or pineapple
on a bed of lettuce Turn a ehecso
mold onto tho- nlncapple. Top
with whlnoed cream to which
has been added cnoppou nam
schino cherries.
- . Kiufrnl Peimer Salad.'.'
medium arcen or red sweet
nmmers.. 1 cuo cottage cheese,
rhnntH'd stuffed olives, thin
rrc&m.' u cud choDoed nuts. Ito
movo top and scoop out center of
peppers. Mix together the cheese,
olives, nuts, add cream lo moisten.
Season. Pack peppers with cheese
mixture. Servo whole or sliced on
' ' . AnnoaMcroenta
:'Socl(l nnotueineiits may he
gslDted hi (Ms cotamn fres of
(!hanre. Any aanocnoesnents per
taming to any fnnctloa n'h as
coke4 foosl sales, etc, will he
KfjisnL : Asumutcciuents, to Jte
printed the. asm day, imUf be
I soWMy odnW hands bj f tOO
otock-NewS sdltor'l note.
lettuce leaf with mayonnaise
i Mark Chicken Kslsd fur 10.
S oupa H Inch oubes pork, t
cups H Inch cubes voul, S oups
celery cut fine, $ chopped olives,
H pimento or green pepper. Cook
thu pork and veal together as a
piece, . using shoulder ot rump
meat. Chill and cut In cubes.
Maiinale the meat with French
dressing. When ready to . serve,
combine Ingredients and nix with
mayonnaise. Serve In Individual
servings In a cup shaped head
lettuce leaf. Top wun mayon
naise
. Palo Torte for a.
Imulitn iL mi,, mii-iir. 1
pound dates chopped, 3 tablespoons
Federation iiour, i teaspoon v.u.iu-
mct baking powder, 1 cup cnoppeu
nutu U ti.aimoon salt. 1 teasuooll
vanilla. Mix In the order given.
Boko In a grcbsed squuro cuko tin
nna.hair liniir In il iiuntlerutu ovcll.
Servo hot or cold with whipped
cream.
Krair Cream Custard Cake -fur 6
1 eggs beaten, 1 cup sugar, pincn
salt. 1 teaspoon vanilla, 1 cup
sour cream, ft teaspoon soda, 1
teaspoon Calumet baking powder,
l V. eiiii sifted Federation flour.
Mix In the order given. Bako in
two greasea pic tins minuies
Fut togetner wun tins lining:
1 cup sour cream, 1 cup sugar.
8 eHfs or f yolks, teaspoon
unllj!i, 1 cup nuts, dates, or cocoa
nut. Cook In double boiler till
thick. Sprlnklo the top of the
cake with sifted powdered sugar.
Servo hot or cold.
HAYES AND MOVTCR
t.rta lVflrr.OLJ'UikA esrtslit
that Into no title there bo allowed'
to enter any word, phrase or sen
tence that directly or Indirectly en
courages slightest disregard for
law." said Will H. Hayes, in com
menting on such 4. policy adoMod
recently by rtcturo Producers and
Distributors of America. , Tne pol
icy emphasised the . prohibition
law.
SNATCHU) t'llOM DEATH . '
fij i.'fi Ailurt M. ljivenson.
wealthy Oakland merchant, knows
how it seems to be snatched away
Hn,,tl, ilnnr. Hufferllic
'chiefly from lack of water during
the four days he was lost in . wio
rugged mountains, ho Is recovering
In a Clilco hospital, ...
. Mussolini's daughter Is In love if
Mussolini doesn't change his mind.
nlH Hnw Ralrinn deaie
lyilllfeUnhet
I I ZT-J m..Jtm E
oener metnoos
ss-c-n at tne
:': Plans' for, a1 meeting July:2s to
honor the' state'tommandor. Mrs.
Julia' -.Bi Ward; of Portland, will
be. niade. at' tho regular session of
woman's .ueneni association at. inu
K;' P.1 hall; Tuesday , at 7:30 p. m.
Aispeolal request is mae that a.l
members who,' can' be present-to
bassist, with- the arrangements.
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&liw '..Viliiit'lANS INBA siieclal't
'OvtfM "r-r , Meet -Mrs. Sarfth KUen-
railroad In ".tjio: United Slates!
',; Mrs Edenborn Js hot only the
president' '( the, jLouisluna Rull
.wiiy & i NivlgHtlonV Co. she's It's
f3o)e,.ownyr,''aa;:wbh:v ; '. -. '..
.I'.unnoriliore, sne ,.kiiuwb juai.
1,A,f't' uli SIiap.'Ir tfi-lw kn'oivn ub-
JfoU ' lis'.. OtKpitres; : Of tracllage, IIS
Ulg;..iransiMI&3l&sippi.. lerriea, . . lis
tormlnals ai(d. shops and round
'houses'. ;To8titiov.bf . president In
no empty. -OlioJ- Il Ilieuns inai ,nir.
Lidrnhorii ' is; actlvelv ut: the head
of the ru.ll'ay!sjif fairs.
, ; The railroad, which runs . from
to. Mekjnne'y, Tex... KvaS built more
than a score "of years ago. William
1,-.l..tw.Ki. Vul,un,l liujl 111.
ht,ClUV,U, ,1-" Hi --
vented a process' for making burb-
od ylro. and had uccumuiaieu a
vud rmiimi. M liiillt. the railroad.
himself, without u dollar ot bonds,
debentures or otner inaeuicaneos.
unU he' husband ind wife hud of
fices side by. side, running thu rull
roud together.-.- . '
. Asked Her to Tsko Job.
Not long ago ho ' died, leaving
U I.Mnnhnrn hln sole heir.' All
of the .subordinate-officials of the
ond asked Mrs. Kdenborn to tune
the. presidency. . She did It and
her 'co-workers vow there Is no
juioro efficient ruljroad executive
In tho country. ' ' .
.v She' knows ' personally all Its
lesser staff of .workers and most of
the "gangs" In tho shops and on
tfic' sections; ' She calls them by
their first names, Inquires aboul
!thelr families and children and
Chattily discusses with them the
-mirl ItllftlnPKfl.
ri wnrkrit sav that she knows
Lwrv fnnf'nr the line as well as the
Mr. Jessie D. McComb. state .. rt. , lnt nall0c
ader In the extension service of , ,1V , Unow th,,m. 8hu
C. will be In personal charge . no ' .w ..-cpnlr shop and cn-
glnp house, Its Mff and its work,
as. well as tho Indlvlduul rorcmcn
and' superintendents know them.
, ' l.lcs Very Simply.
! Pesplto her great wealth her
fortune Is estimated at moro than
nan imii Mrs. Kdenborn lives
very simply in a modest suburban
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cottage on me uubmuh w v.
Icans. " Sho keeps house for hursult
doing the creater part of her own
housework and having a servant
only occasionally. She rides on
street cars . as she and her hus
band did through . their married
life.'.
An anecdote they tell . of her
h..,. : iitiuMUmlnK ways. A
tr... ...in m una. hi.forc her husband
'dlud. a eroun of several hundred
New Orlean'o business men were
guests of Sir. Edenborn on a trip
a. th Mifirnmi. rnu Danr was
crossing the ..Mississippi on one of
the line's ferries when suppertiimt
Came. Down Into tho - steaming
kitchen went. Mrs. Edenborn. lo
,work for hours with two negro
i,uiiiiL ailclns chicken.' ham. and
lmuiii for sandwiches and loading
un husu platter Of food for the
JUST ARRIVED! , 1
New Tub Silk Dresses
SPECIALLY PRICED
$10.75 and $15
Cool summery dresses just the thing for these warm days.
See them in our. window. , ' -
LADIES WADY-TO-WEAX
AND MILUNKRY
...C'ii:'
TREE TEA
ORANGE PEICOE.
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LA GRANDE OBSERVER'S
FIIEE
Cooking School
'. AT THE HHiH SCHOOI AI Dl lOltini
' ,11'liY lS-M-1,1 AMI lit
: The baking ideas employed
by the good cooks of yesterday are
. day. A noted Domestic Scientist wUl"-teU,. -?
"you all abdut the. Very latest of baking7 .
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methods, one wiu prove wun actual Daicing
results that baking success is merely a mat
. ter of knowing what to do and what to use.
Mrs. McClean
. WILL DEMONSTRATE
, THE WRLD'S GREATEST
DAKKNG POWDER
After youVe seen the results
- produced with Calumet, you'll be
7 anxious to try if. After you've tested it,
' you'll be just as enthusiastic as
.- the millions of housewives who
' use it '
Cook Book FREE
fl oases beautifully illus
trated in colon. The most
comprehensive cook book
avsr publithcd. Msll slip found In
pouna csn.. co siumcr osainf
powder o.. vnicsso. ana inu
book ri-ill ', stnt to you free.
. SJVEWY INGBEDItNT USED
OFFICIALLY APPROVED BY
U.S. HJODAUIHUR11U9
ALE -U TIMS- THOE OF AHY OTHER MAMD
ompty
ICfsMusta dish towels snow-white I - .- -j I I X.
H - sssass I ST 1 VBB
N ' t, W
CBS)ISII
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mmm
W , s '
".JSS. I . . .
- ,-.'i's- t: m is m'wrv- ' ' tm m mt: m m wsi.
dish towels tuow-whhe i
mnA fM rmm stains was never .
considered an easy task until
CloroX wu introduced. Now the .
housewife can have tvtry towel as
white and stainleas aa when new.
"". Put CLOROX in the rinsing water
aad this household magic will
. .... j.
bleach your dun toweis ena aim
mops instantly, disinfecting them
and removing all itairu. Complete
' . directions and additional uses are -given
on the label of each bottle.
CLOROX costs i'e, but works
wonders! Order a.bottle from your
grocer! When you have once used
CLOROX you will never be without
h.: - v.-- , v: ;.V".".
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aMsabaW h THE CLOROX CHEMICAL CORPORATION, OsttjsA CMftrsfc
Qrocml
I
TEST
Minerva
Says ' ;
. During July, from 12 to
IS, wc are going to give a
; sale on children's and
misses' Whlto Canvas .Ono
'. Strap Slippers, leather sole
and heel; sizes In this lot
i 8 to It and 111 to slsc 2.
These arc good wide ' to-s
; and all sizes, to -close, for
1 next week. July 15 to U for
, the give-away price of 13c
Also a few leather-8andas
and Sllpperv oil to go at
lac a pair.
When you pay cash se
how cheap 6c. Oh. Oosli!
girls, ain't that a pickup
no bull-rhut canvas sllpirs.
nVO GOOD LEADERS
Blue Mountain Butter
and
Blue Mountain
Ice Cream
Home made products manufactured by
- a home concern. Always the best.
f
Sold by All Dealers.
BLUE MOUNTAIN CREAMERY
"' ; K. F. TYLER, Prop. - '
Teiepkoae H" 10 ' 1109 Washington Are,
1
.st ""W
Mrs. Housewife-
The cooking methods to be demonstrated and suggested the
next four days by Mrs. McClean at The Observer's Institute are
based on two fundamentals ---good recipes and good materials.
. Mrs. McClean is a nationally-known expert and her recipes aro
tried and tested. . Her materials are equally known and equally,
tested both in laboratory and kitchen and she will use through-
1 out the Institute'our Grande Ronde Valley's own
Hard Federation Flour
' It's known for its high quality, moderate price, and
) economical baking value. Follow Mrs. McClcan's
example use Hard Federation with her recipes
get a trial sack today it's guaranteed to satisfy.
Your Grocer Has It
"Don't Say Flour Say Federation"
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'hungry-guests, - . ..