La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 20, 1926, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextCA . GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Paw Three Tuesday, July 20, 1926. ' NEWS of SOCIETY La Grande Couple Married f Com lop- uh n rom pinto Biirprlso to J llirlr miiiiy friomlH was tlo nn liotinronunt of the marrfcitfo of MIks Graco Marfturot Chapman, dmrjrlilcr of Mr. ami Mm. (lorp H. Chapman, or Im Gramlo. to llrrmiin JumoH Kramc-r. Hon of Mr. und Mrs. lien K" rumor, vh.rh. took plaoo Homo months npo. The nowH whs tola in Portland fit un Mitrnctivo luncheon for which Jlltis (VIOHtlno M of arty was hotri rwr.. " , ' t Both Mr'-ind Mrs.' Kramer nro fnrii.tir NtiidentH of tho rnlycrflty of Oregon. Mrs. Knuivr ' in a .KTtuluiito of thn la Orumlo liltfh 1 seliool und huH ninny- friomlH horo. .:: Whllo ,ln l'ortliind Bho.ma boon .'rtlio.ii8flrallon for many lntrnst .riiijf'tii't'tt I (..' ; -: ; 1 '. . 1 . . ;;Mrs. Couch-Smith En Route to Oakland MrM. i;iio Cou'li-Siniil and lior 'jw'O dinilitorH. Klojmor and Mar ' JoriP, loft toilay for tholr nomc in Oakland. Cal., , afU'r vIsIUiik: at Is land City for thn past four months 'Villi Mrs. Smith 'h purcnU, Judge in. I Mi-h. I. (I. Couch. '; Mrs. Smith. sii-ntill of lnr child hood horo and has muny friends in '.J 'n Ion oounty. Hlnoo hor mtirrlapo 8ho lian niftdo her liomo In Cult- Hfornln,. I ''''' Ih.Hiitf tior four" "hiontlis"' lioriYj Hovcral 'doUKlitrnl social affair wore tflvon In her honor. Blazer Hose A Scene. From "On Flanders Field" N GLAN Vertical stripes such as these dl tingutsh fall wool hose. They art In tluet colors on a heather background. Sister Mary Says: ILL GATHER A1kvp Ik pirlnrcd n scene from "On rinnderB l-'ifJil," World war plclm-o whk'li will Im nIiowii n. Hie Star tlioatcr today mid tomorrow, under Hip auspice of lite American legion Announcements Poclrtl annoHiK'PincntH may be printed In (hi coin inn five of clinrtcp. Any announcements pvr CnhilriK to any functions such an flunked .food sahs, etc.. will br rtfiiMrd. AimoniKM'tnoiKs, to bp printed Uio snmo day, must be In society itultois hands hj V:O0 o'clock. Nt'wa editor's note. , The I.oyal Slstors of thp Chris Itnn elm roll will mrt tomorrow nftertioon at Itivorsldi: park. Cars will he at the church at 2 o'clock to take the members to tho park. Mrs. J. T. llarvey Jr., Mrs. J. T. llurvoy Sr., and Mrs. Dallas Green will he hostesses. There will he a special meeting of the Wcnnan's itniefit association Thursday eveniiiK t 7:30 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Krnnk I'lke, 101 (Iroenwood si root. The purpose of the meeting Is to make plans for Monday night's meeting when tho state commander, Mrs. Julia V. Ward, will he in the city. Hieakfal Chilled cantaloupe. cereal, thin cream, crisp rye toarf. peanut hutler, milk, coffee. Luncheon Krcnch rice, ' raisin bread, baked custard, milk. tea. Dinner Kilet of solo, tartar sauce, shoe string . potatoes, new boots, cucumbor samd, rafapborry sherbet, vanilla .wafers, graham broad, milk, coffee. Kreneh rice Is an unusual but satisfactory combination dish. During the winter months, when fresh poas are not at hand,- dried peas can be substituted. . Ono-hali' cup of dried poasi. are soaked tver nlKht and then cuoked until Ven der just like the fresh ones. French lUce , One cup fresh green peas, 1 small onion, teaspoon salf, 2 cups boiled rice, 4 tablespoons but ter, 1 cup peeled and diced toiua loos, 1 html cooke 1 opk: J'eel and mince onion. Add to peas anil cook until tender In boil ing water. Add salt ton minutes before removing fom 'Iro. .Drain If necessary. Combine with rice, butter and tomatoes, mixing well with a fork. Turn Into a well but tered baking dish and bake l'lfteon minutes in a hot oven. Garnish with egg cut In thin slices. Serve from tho baking dish. Presbyterians Plan to .mK tho report of "i;llain iv- rn i i i 'y t"e It'V- I- A. Thompson, of Study Japanese Problem Kugene. .' KrGKXlO, Ore. July 20. (AD The Presbyterian church wltt con duct a separate an:l thorough In vestigation of the Japanese pro blem In the state of Oregon and its bearing on religious issues, accord ing to a decision roached at the stato l'roshyterlan Synod bete yos terday. - The present Japanese case aired In the 1'orttand court Is included In tho plan for .the Investigation. Kill I Investigation of the Toledo case Is contemplated by . the church. Tho. Hcv. R. I'uyne, of Sun 1 l-'rancisco. l'aell'lo ' const ropre I sent a live of the national missions I board, has been delegated to con duct the investigation, lie will al so study religious conditions of the Jnpam-Hc colony at Hood Hlver. . The synod voted to return to Ku gno again nest your. ,-. ' 1'ortland, Kugene, Salem, lijde pendenco und Mod ford were "voted new churches by the synod, adopt- The Right Breakfast forWorkers Eat Food that Supplies "Balanced" Ration After Night's Fast CAIS FISH KXCITF.S NICW VOltK Thorn's much mlo uhout tlmt fish cuujftit by l'ro sidtdil OoolUlKe anI liri-Bcntctl q Al Smith, who is liuvlliK. lt xtuffiul for Hie sttito ' itiust-uiii. Charles M. Hi-odor, Jin expel t ut tlin oily uiiuaiiuiil. s:iys thi' prtsiihMlt shoulil be catrtiinff u Himpli: ordin ary pike, not lilt' Willi cyod variety, as tile ifovernor deseriljed lil.s gift. Distinguished Persons . Arrived in Portland ,A bomb with a itmo fuso innkei an excellent ilarni clock, llouml for QrocnBboro, North I ,-nllim wlinen thei will tnlll (IfS- 'ccnilanlH of this Oconto lloilitln who ramc to Amcrtin as ll Quaker nilsMlnnnry in HOT, Mr. anil Mrs. John S. lliultrln left l.u Ornndi' lust venintr on a vacation that will absent them from home until Sept. I. They itn flnl to WaKbiUKton P. from whoro thoy will take n south bininil train for North Caro lina. ilnilKiiiH lioni all parls of the I'nlteil stall's are KiitherinB at OrcenHboro for tlie first reunion since the time of William I'en.i. Their patriarch settleil In Pennsyl vania nearly line.) cenlnrlea aito. Kiom there the Mmlly movcil to North Carolina; where many of the ilescin.lantH si 111 resble. The rather, irmiiilfalhor anil irieal uraiulfather'or J. S. llo.lnin are all blirliil 111 Hue vicinity of liroona boro. v One of the inlilrcHSCH III the re union, July HI, will be ilellvereil by the l.rt Cininile ineillber of tile clan. While In Oroon.sbnro, Mr. ami Mrs. Iloiluln will visit I ho linaker coIIckc he attcmleil an inslitntlon lonnileil by Ills Klanil father. They will return by way ut New York ami l'hlluilelphla. mitTf.ANn. Ore.. July 20. (AP) Portlanil was host toilay lo the nartv of illstlnifiilslieil persons unil school stuilenls who are tourlni; tlie. west en route to Astoria where n monument to pioneer. achievement will bo dedicated Thursday of this week. . - ; Wlnhram, Wnshlnirton, on the Columbia river, one of tho points of historic Interest was the scene this mornlnir of the dedication of a monument. l'Youi there the spe cial trains carrylnff the 200 pil grims came lo Portland. . Plans for entertainment of the vlslmrs InJ elude, a. formal welcomn at ihe dis ptit this afternoon and a' rldo to polnlH of Interest In the city, anil a picnic dinner- this evening. ' at Multnomah falls. IF you feel tired, hungry, "fidgety" hours before lunch, don't jump to the conclusion of poor health. Thousands have unencrgetic morn jnga, because they start days with breakfasts lacking in certain food elements. To feel right, you must have a well-balanced, complete breakfast ration. At most other meals lunch and dinner you get it. But break fast is a hurried meal, often badly chosen. Thus Quaker Oats, containing 16 protein, food's great tissue builder, 58 carbohydrate, its great energy element, plus all-important vitamines and the "bulk" that makes laxatives seldom needed, is the die tetic urge of the world today. It is food that "stands by" you through the morning. Get Quaker Oats today. Grocers have two kinds: Quick Quaker, which cooks in 3 to 5 minutes, and Quaker Oats. i Quaker Oats Roron o ruooits ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. A whole bunch of crooks can be overcome quickly with a little de vice that looks like u fountain pon. It. Is being movn at a de tective's: convention. Olio shot through a key hole and rvt;rybody In a room would be knocked' out by gas for half an hour. Minerva Says This Is one of our dressy Ktep-ln Pumps. Patent leather vamp nnil quarter, wood heel covered with mi grator. Also the same as nbov.s r-xropt llKht color alliratir trim. This Is one of our patterns that they all crave, und a nobby one at that priced at 7.00 and $"..V). Chiffon Silk lloso for tho ladles. In all colors. He cute and wear a pulr of these priced at SI.25. THE B00TERY Tor Nobby Slmrw and llrxe. C"a.li SmII lorn IT llrw. and stop over A tvpical metropolitan hotel, situated in the heart of a mountain region sec ond to none the world over .... a spot where one may swim, ride, hike, dance, read, enjoy life to the fullest i iwdtion Incale of untold ma&ntfi ccncc. Such is Chateau Lake Lou ise, enlarged jnd improved this year so that it offers tlie maximum in comfor table accommodations and superior service to its guests. Kar-famed Cana dian Pacitic management ssures perfection in every detail. Now before it's too lute, make your reservations for a vacation at Lake Louise. Going East or re turning it's right on the main line or rust short trip from Vancouver through the fittest moim tuiii Sictiery in tiu world. Low Excursion Fares are now effective! Complete details and literature at ' Canadian Pacific Solving A Problem Careful attention must be paid to the diet, especially in the summer. Light but yet nourishing foods must be prominent on the menu. That is why you want to serve more Blue Mountain Ice Cream. Prepared of pure ingredients it can be served frequently. You can get it at all stores, either in , brick or bulk. BLUE MOUNTAIN CREAMERY K. F. TYLlilt, prop. VALUES TO $16.50 Smart Hats of Every Type AT FINAL Clearance Prices ONE LOT Values to $7.50 On Sale at $1.98 IA0IES READY-TO-WEAR AND Mll-UINERYN where they plan to attend Ihe ses iiulcentennlal celebration. They will spend somo time, nlso, al Nln Bia Kails, and make the, return trip by the Canadian route. now to r.HMw ATLANTIC" flTV, N. J. Mis. T. C. Wilcox, 31, and Miss Mnry ' Hevndon, 19, arc f ICO ahead as thn result of n hike of DS miles In ,i2i hours. They won a bet made at n brlilKe irnnio and think of" It, trlrls, one lost seven pounds 'and the oilier rive. 'J'h"y wore knick ers and curried a nkeleln all 'thn way from Philadelphia. ' telephone Main fiO 1109 Washington Ave. New Records Just Released . "Let the. End of tho World Orotic Tomorrow" l , . . . . Helen Clnrk-Tjewls Jarne "Sleepy Head" 1 - "Olierln, I liovc You" Warlnn's rniiissrlvanlans! . "IHira-iindy" The n. I'. nontlrk'li Sllvwlown OivhcMt , Timlttia's ly NlKlit With llaby" l''o.v.Tit. : , WnrliiR's Pmnsylvnnlan "In Mttlo (Jnrden- : ' Warlng'ft rcnnsylvanauiJ , CARR'S ; ' ? The Home Of The New Victor , . f Come Out of the Kitchen! Grandmother might have been shocked by such a suggestion, for she was "kitchen-minded" from necessity. For some years, Swift &Company,however, has been working to relieve the modern house wife of continuous kitchen work. Now, in addi tion to the many less expensive cuts adaptable to steam pressure and fireless cooker preparation, the housewife has the service of cooked meats. "Ready-to-serve" meats are now avail able every where.for Swift & Company's nation wide channels of distribution offer prompt and direct service to retailers. These meats, in great variety and delightfully appetizing, have revolutionized the work of the housewife, especially during the hot summer months. Such products as : Swift's Premium Cooked Ham Swift's Premium Minced Specialty Swift's Premium Bologna Swift's Baked Luncheon Loaf Swift's Pimento Sandwich Meats Swift's Sterling Delicacy are available throughout the year. This is another feature of "Swift Service" and a timely use of them will vary the monotony of ordinary meals. There is a "ready-to-serve" meat for every taste a score or more of meat delicacies for hot cummer days. Swift & Company N. B. And. ftf cmiTsf. 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