La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 24, 1926, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextSaturday, July 24, 1926. EA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVES Page Three Society News Wives of Realtors . Guests at Party After enjoying- a picnic brrtak fl of frull cocktail, baked ham, FraMoppcl potatoes, liot rollH, mar ityiladc, nherbtt, cuke, and coffee, tit KlversMe park yesterday morn ing nl 11 o'clock the veiling wo men, who are in the city for the lenlh nnnunl Norlliwcst Heal Es ta.Ut UHKOoJjitloa convention, wore entertained at a mull nee theater jiarty at 2:1.1' oVIoek at I ho Ar nule theater. lleiween 75 ' nnd loft women rathered at the Klks building, of fiekil convention )u adiiarterH, nnd led by .Mrs. A. W. NelHon. a men bff of Hie committee of i.a (Irumle women which Is entertaining the vlNitorx, went to the Arcade lhe:i tep where "The Wis (iny," tar ring Mary AHtor, Juniea Kirk wood and Hetty f'oiupaoa. Ono hundred and twenty-five people wqro nerved at the break fast in the forenoon. When the women were till seated at the large '(ablet), arranged under the trees, the. chamber of commerce quartet appeared on horachack, .dressed in cowboy outfit, and sang several numbers beginning" with "Good Morning lju-.lit-.tt." The eight girls from, the 'Preble (Mef club of: the l'ocatello high rc-honl, who ture - liere ; witli the l'ocatello delegation, to the con vention, alo sang several num bers. Tonight the vislling women will attend the annual buniM't of the .nrihwest lteal' Kstate' association at uber hall. Thirty women nre on the com mittee which has had charge, of Iheir entertainment while here. Mrs. Ward Fowler is chairman of, the committee and the other mem- ' hers nre; Airs, (ieorge It. Surrey, Mrs. II. A. lienham. Mrs. WllNiuii Miller, Mrs. W. II. Horry. Mrs. frank I'hy, Mr. U Stoop, Mrs. K. J. S neerbov, Mrs. t. .1. Ilhick, .Mrs. 1.. S. Weeks. Mrs. C, Wilson, Mrs, Sherwood , Williams. Mrs. Hay WiilinmH. Mrs. A. V. Hlndgren, Mrs. Howell Williamson, Mrs. Os car Warnock, Mrs. Claude Herry. Miss Margaret Anson. Miss Viola Heuhain. Mrs. fhester Thompson. Mrs. Jtlanche Stoddard. Miss l.u clllo 1 illicit, Mrs. Heal Hussell. Mrs. Karl Heynolds, .Miss Helen Will iams, Mrs. A. W. Nelson, Mrs. Kor erf'Knkln, Mr. (1. t. Mutton, Mrs. Hliner Stoddard, Mrs. (Jeorge S. Hlrnie and Miss Cressa Wells. Mrs. Young Hostess To Hridge Club Members of the Junior Hridge club, were dclig1)trully entertained yesterday afternoon when Mrs. H. A. Young was hostess at her honvc out N avemif. J.ovely boiiii(.ts of aweetpeas were arnmged nlinut the rooms forming a pretty setting for Ihe afternoon's card games iit tlirep tabVes. Ars. In.y- Price won high 'score utuong the'etnb members' a"hd the' giit'Hl prtxe went lo Mis, J. Korrst Seroggin. A delicious two-course luncheon waw served following (he g:tmes. Afler eslerday's meeting (he club will discontinue its meetings until fall. Smartest Bag I Sister Mary I ! . Says: 70 : :- - VJ H II !? AKFA ST i p I e mw ce real rooked with rig, Ihln cream, creamed dried heeC on (onst, milk, coffee, , l.l'.'IIKON Spinach nnd egg filnd. cottage cheese and straw berry prrwrvo sandwiches, milk, ten, llIYVIMt limited flub with demon garnish, ten minute rah. hage. stuffed tomato salnd, bran rolls, rice pudding with gooseber ry sauce, milk, coffee. The to 114a toes nre stuffed with celery, oIIyck and nulu combined w lib mayonnaise for the dinner j sal ul. I No not u toes or "starchy" vege- tabbt is fuiggested in the dinner menu but rice in served for the dessert. 1 1 tec I'mMlng will iiMe)icrry Saiict1 Two-thirds cup rice, l cup boil ing water. 1 run hot milk, k tea- . ' spoon nail. Vfc cup sugar, l egg. bagg Wiish rice thromrh mum waters. miniature hat boxen made ot black cover with cold w-Uer and let enameled leather, or in tans And Htani two hours. Drain. Put rice brown. (and boiling water in top of double ' . (boiler and cook over hot water un til ITS FUNNY SHE CANT GET ANYTHING DONE WITHOUT BEING BOSSED The smartest shopping be held at the pine Cone Lodge Plans Picnic Arrangements are being made by t'nlbn Hodge No. 374. women's so ciety to the Hrotherhood or Loco motive. Firemen nnd Knginemen, and (heir families for a picnic, to water in uhunrhed. Ailri milk. camp ' , . . , i , .it ' rounds Wednesday, July from . ... ,.., , ., . .mil R odoik. !,s for' ,s,.lr "' "- '" i and conk two mi mi ten longer. A picnic dinner .will be served Turn Into a buttered mold and let at rt o'clock with each family fur- Kimt until mni fhfu nn nUiliig a basket of lunch. Oorsj Top nnd tall 2 cups of gooseber wlll be nt the Odd Fellows' hall to P0Hi Wash and drain. Put cup aeeommodato those who have no water Into a smooth mince pan, way to go to the picnic grounds U.id 2- cup sugar and gooseber- jries. Slew until berries tire soft. Hnlon (Special) Wednesday af- Stir in 1 tnhlcspooiiful of corn- letnoon Mrs. W. O. ilaggerty en-lH'nrch moistened in cold water tertahied the Catholic Altar soeietv and cook, stirring constantly for at her home In North I'nlon, hon- five minutes. Turn rico front mold. orlng Mrs. Will (iambic, of Omaha. ' pour over snuce. garnish with eb.." who Is visiting in the city. , whipped crenmi nnd serve. (Copy- Twenty rucs's were present. j right, 192l,iNKA Service, Inc.) An Interesting program was : given. Helen Johnson danced the Charleston, Mrs. Slater, of Port land, sang two pleasing numbers, and Mrs. Fnddock gave several humorous readings, after which i he remainder of the afternoon was spent socially. Delicious refreshments were served by the hostess at an ap propriate hour. Radto RVYDAY, .ni;Y 25. Mountain standard Time" Stations KOA, lemer, Colo. (;i22.4in- j :tokc). 6:30 p. in., vocal solos land string uuartet; 8; Denver mil- I niftn.-tl hund " vainp ""' KFI, I.OS AllKOlw, V, .M'IKMMU-W Ul rtlllfl It'll I lll'SUII) .,!,., - o Mm There will he a special meeting i Jack and .lean trio; 8-9, Aeolian organ; 0- 10. Hadger's lollywood Californ inns; 10-11, Packard Six orchestra. KI'WH, Hollywood, Cal. ( iJ.1 2 lu ll UOkc). o-ll p. m., Warner Sumlciy night movio j frolic. KGW, Fortlaml. Ore. (4tt1..1ni- HiOkc), 10:2. a. m.. services: 7:30- evenlng service: 9-10, Chevrolet symphony orchestra. KIM, l.os Angcld, (at. (40."-2m-740kc), 7-8 p. m., First Methodist I Kplscopnl church; 8-10. feature ! program presntlug Orpheus Four in request numbers.' apoloVW-- and' ' fl 'Y cenf-rntMe. v.-ia. uoii9wuuti. iui. (.i.io.um u.,.il;.uiu Lin i-iM .in. H9fktl , 7-S p. mi.. Circle t lieatcr nies iliMparauing blondes but sa.vs 1 or,,ln evening. July 27. at the home of Mrs. Hoy Millorlng, lfit4 Washlng 1 on a venue. The purpose of the' meeting is to write resolutions toi consolidate t bo Island City camp No. ?;n:t with Iris camp. A picnic ij,.otm,n iu lie neni wiui ine Muun n iuii- men of America will also be dis cussed. HI.OMHIS MAY STUIKK MOW YOKK Flo Ziegfeld's blondes are going to strike because they I hink he prefers brunettes. They were coaxed to. pose as they told him- how'lhey must have an he Is trying to organize a brunette chorus for his net show. 1 ark beanth-s are hard for him- to find, ecept (hey arc going to light np Flo's glorifications of the Ameri can girl as ever. and orchestra: S -U . Fl rst Presbyterian chur.Mi of Hollywood; 11-10; an, Hcvcrly 1 tills Nurseries, program. Hosiery That Satisfies Onyx "Pointex" Rollins Iniprovc-Runstop ; 1.00 ..1.65-1.95 - 2.25-2.7S : PUTMAN'S Ladies' Ready-To-Wear and Millinery ( 111 H( llDS TAKE STAND SANTA CnilZ Northern Cali fornia Christian ohnrches hnvo taken a stond agnlnst (he proposed amendment to permit horse racing and against repeal of the Wright act. The oll-preaauro gauge should operate at all UnieR. If no pres sure Is 'indicated, stop und, hayo the trouble remedied nt onco. ," , t Traffic Cop: What's your nam4? Truck Driver: It's on the aiJe of urn wagon. . Cop (trying to read name): It'a obliterated. Drlvi'r: Yer a lhr. It's O'lUlon nnbn..ii iiti itVirt ' ner Protherrt frolic. K(iW, Portland, Ore. (491.Ant- JllOkc), 0-7 p. m., dinner con cert; 8-9, organ recital; 9-10, vaudeville entertainment; 10-12 midnight, Spanish ballroom. KNX. HollyntMHl. al. CWO.ftni- HttOkr), 7-7:30 p. in., studla pro gram; 7:30-8, program. OvcreU'a; S-9, U W. ytockwell company pro gram; 9-10. Julian I'etroieum Corp. program; 10-11, M. Woin stclu program, Alexandria hotel dance orchestra; 11-13 midnight. Ambassador hotel dance orchestra. THK WBATHKK OVTLOOK SAN FI'tANCISCO, Jn'y 24 (AP) The Cnlted Slates weather bur eau forecast for the Pacific coast states for (he week beginning July follows: The outlook is for fair wealhor with considerable clouds and fog on the coast. TemrwmDiren will continue above normal. The fire hazards are likely to remain (hlgh in all intprior sections. HO HI .YWOOn-A. "person-wiro" speaker, perhaps (lift latest devel opment of the "polsrtn-pen" writer, is heing sought by police. Kthel Shannon, film actress says a mys terious party has called on the telephone for months to tell tales about her fiance, Joe Jackson, scenarist. Wonder how much those flnh Coolhigc,cintght really did weigh. Plane stolen in Richmond, Yn. Thief grabbed it and just flow. WOCU SIXKCT HHIVl.ltS SAN FnAN'CTSCO Pacific coast claim, ngents would be particular abOut who drives In automobiles.' At their convention here they roc- ommended that licenses he denied i those who are partially blind, phy- j slcally Infirm, uleaf or mentally in-! competent. j lie; Have you snubhers on your car? Him: Why, no. I'm not a bit high-hat, Dartmouth Jack o'Han-tern. Mry cleaners are striking in New York and It's watermelon season. i on. Mosqullocs must he looking for LET THE STANDARD LAUNDRY DO Your Washing Our Work is Rood; Our Service is superior It costs no more than to do it at home and saves all the drudgery of wash day. CALL MAIN 56 And our driver will call for your bundle. Standard Laundry Co. 'V. DRY CLEANERS . Phone Alain 5G j ,' Minerva Says , Dr. Sclioll's .tun-l'nds The old method of treat ing coins and callouscH was to remove the hard dead tis sue wit li canst lis or acid i. The cause of the t rouble, friction nnd pressure, was entirely ignored and as a re sult t lie corn or callous q ulek ly t ea ppea red. , Ily re -moving the cause through the use of Dr. Sclioll's Zino .pada, the corn or callous (s bound to disappear. They are new, scientific, different and more effective. ' Zlno-pads are absolutely ,-paf e vti n not prod uce in f ec--tion. irritation, inflammation or any had after effects. JVhcy are thin, wnti-rproof. nnlisi-plic and healing. iTHE B00TERY --i - r ; " 1 - TKi:s- NO CMANCKS NHW YOltK Those cnstomH agents shall not pull any ftlsle Jai.ls stuff on l'egg' Joyce, lie lore alio left for I'aree today she had friends identify a few baubles no that if necessary she can prove (that she is not smuggling them back. She took only about $100,- ooo worth with her. including three Jlonnlo 'VPcdcr, uiamona nraceieis, two cuieriuu bracelets and one of ruby and a couple of enormous solitaires.. Arthur: I say there, chauffeur, want a good, refreshing drink? Chauffeur: Yep, J don't mind a, little swig. Arthur: Well, there's quite a large spring here under (he back wheel, ib'lp yourself. pitl Panther. ?See- THE WHIRL-DRY ELECTRIC WASHER Has no wringer H.&S. Electric MONDAY, 4MY 20. Mouninin standard 'rime Stations Kl-'XP, Culoinilo Springs, Colo. (250m-1200kc), 9 p. m.. Margaret Pclano Osborn. pumlst; Grace D. J-'itzgerald, soprano KOA, Denver, Coin. (i2.4m ft:tokc)t 0:30 p. in., llrown Palace string orchestra; 7:110, richcuer mun's Colorado orchest ra; 8: 1 f, vocal duets, Airs. Julian C. llitey, .sopnino; Oorda Klein, contralto; accompanist; or chestra overture. I 'aril h staiiriant Time Stations K I'l, Uis Angeles, Cal. (4117m fH2kc), 7-8 p. in., Owen Gallon's Cnllforninns; 8-9. classical hour; JI-10, program, Walter M. Murphy Motors company, K.l'O; 10-11, pro gram, Meikljohn Itrothers, Kl'WIt, IlnllywoiKl, Cal. 2r2m IlOOkc), 7:30-8 p. m., program. 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