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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (July 27, 1926)
Tuesday, July 27, 1926. EA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Page Three SOCIEiNEWS fill I I I IM C B II State Commander of "' W.B,A. Guest Here HpnoriiiK Mr. JMu 11. Wnnl. Bluto conuivnniiVr of tho Woman's Jieneflt 'jwoclailon, wjio wus In tlio cliy yotrrUay, inpmhcra of tho local association mot lHt evening ut thu K. K. hall In Hpci'iul -ton. Mrs. .ChriHtino CUirk. dis trict deputy, wna nlso present for tlio meeting." ' four now monihern, Thelmn f'lioatP. AiIil launder, Mrs. OhhIp Thompson and Doris hilly, wero in itiated into thn loilo. Tho work von exemplified by tho, drill to.im In uniform. Following (ho initiation Mrn. Ward save a very lnlirMtlnir mid instructive talk ahout tho work of the W. Ji. A. Itefreshinent wore Hcrvod hy thn connnlltno In chaw, headed hy Vrn. Kdna rtinnlnKhum. i Mrs. Ward lu on lier way oast to fort Huron. Mteh., to attend tho mimmr-r camp of tlio Woman's Jtoaoflt UHsoclatlon. She will ho thn Kuest of tho Maker lodo to nlKhL X Mpfcl-tl me tint? will also ho hehi there In her honor lo which the Ui Cnnide lodKO ha loen Jnvltod. AJiotit. ten womvn from heiv will prohahly attend. While hore yoslerday tlio slato cotniitftnder wan the inspiration for an enjoyable picnic luncheon at. JtfverMde pnrk, triven by tlio uh tsoclulloii mouihri's. . Opening Dance Held At Pine Cone Pavilion A large number of 1 j i Cimnrto's .younff jooplo attended tlio opening dance at llio JMno f'one pavilion ,IUHt : ovoulntf. ' The- Hiiir Novelty orchestra. I'urnlHlieil mimic for tho dancers. ... , . Thc danco pavjilon Ifi rnder the mi.nugeinent of Jimnilo Kvans. Huns arc to have dmcos regu larly each' week. Novel Scarf Dance To Help Swell Museum Fund The ends of this georgette scarf are tucked Into a square, with a desigjt painted In tonea oC rose. -1 . Jobyna's Engaged , Sister Mary Says: Announcements Rorlal announcements may Im prtntetf In thl) column free of rhni"KO, Any minniinccHwiiN per. talnlitg to any f unci Ion, such a? cooked food sales, etc., will Ik? refused, Announcements, to lie nrlutetl tlio snme day, must 1h to society editor's IuiihU 9:00 o'clock. News editor's note. Tho Women's Missionary Hoeloty of the Kngllwh Lutheran chureh will meet In the annex of tho church tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. Tlio .women's soeloty to tho Jlrotherhood of Ixiconiotlve Kiro iiien anil Knginemen will liold a jdenie tomorrow at the line Cone, jdcnlc K'"Ounils. lo which their fam ilies are invited. Tho affair will ho Kln t about 2 o'clock and con tinue until S In the' evening. A picnic dinner will he served at II o'clock, Cars will bo at the I. O. O. building , to accommodate those who have no way to go t,o t lie' picnic grounds. (Ity Sister Mary) I iron k fust Sujrared eheriies, crisp broiled bjieou, scram bled effKH. whole wheat pop-overs, milk. corre(. - Luncheon Chocolate egg diink, whol wheal hreud and .tiutter sandwiches, baked' .apples, nut cookies. . ' I tinner Halted meat and voro tnhle hash, head M'uee with Ito quel'orl cheese dreNslng. graham hreud, sour cream pie, milk, eof fee. 'liio chief source of nourishment in tho luncheon menu is found in the "drink." The sandwiches mid linked apple furnish bulk and sat lfy hunger, linked ,M,:nt and Vciictahle Hash One. half pound round slealc ground, '2 cups finely diced carrots 2 cups finely diced potatoes, 3 medium sized onions, 1 teaspoon salt, '4 teaspoon pepper, cup dried bread crumbs, 1 cup milk, 1 tablespoon butter, 4 tablespoons buttered crumbs. Mix m on I and drieu ..r;-ad crumbs thoroughly. Tho vegetables run be put through tho coarse knife of the food chopper hut the dish Is -rather nicer if "the veRotab h a arc chopped. Combine vegetab les with nielil mixture. Season with salt and pepper and stir in milk ami bultcr. I'ut Into a well buttered baking dish. Cover with buttered crumbs. Cover dish and bake In u slow oven for one hour. Uuihovo .cover for last fifteen minutes . oi-.- . ba.kiiJiir-ntrwbpffw crumbs. Serve In the baking dish. "To provide funds for I-a tirnnde'a contribution toward tho hulhltutf of ho proposed flnn arts museum at the Tnlvrrslty of Oregon, students and alumni have arranged for a dancing party at "lie Klkn hall Tuesday cwnftyf, Autf- 3. As tho first all oolletfo dance of the season, the ut'l'air Is eagerly awallird by the youngor sH. .Miss Kieiuiorn (iluss Is chair man gf the coin ml t lee, with Miss Th.lniu Kitchen. .Miss lUhn Will luiiiH. (Ifl'lord Seiu and llernai-d llummelt ussistliiK. Tlio program, they announce, will hog-in at ! p. in., and last until ..midnight, tho Star Novelty orchestra playing. Tickets will sell at !0 cents a per son. The fine arts building. If present plans mature, wilt be started in an other year or so. Students in every community this summer are sponsoring- Kiiine benefit event lo uujf im ut the growing fund. A lino ails building- Is recog nized us one of the first needs on university campus. A - collection of art works including1 many val uable gifts by Mrs. (ioftrtfo Cler liMKe.r, Is larged boxed ami In stor age, a room of tho woTneii's bulld InR that was set aside for flic dis play being- all loo small lo iieeonio- I date it. , ' .Miss De Lor is I'carson and Miss Glass ere Kastetn . Oregon I'o'pro sentatlvei on ' the fine arls com mittee. ' Tt; . . . : '"tt fi T fiAr A dIah Will Pnma To America for Resti LO.VnON', July -7. (AP) Lady Astor. American born pccrciM ami member of tho house of commons, has started for the i), S. "for. u B"ood long; rest." Hut when she i started and on what ship, where Islut is to iaud uud liow lonff she is to he away, her private secretary' refuses lo suy. " ' ' . "Lady Astor desires, complete quiet," the secretary said this morning-. "If tho 'American re porters find her when she lands, the onus won't bo on my head." Woman Writer Succumbs Following Operation I , , Radio Fashion Notes HALKM, Ore. July 27. (AD Molly llrunk, for many years en gucd In newspaper and other pub licity, work hero, and-who was a contributor to eastern periodicals, died at a local ho.spltat last, nitfht I from shock caused by a surgical ! operation, l-'or several years Mrs. 1 bunk has done the official pub licity work for tlio state, fair. Jlo jccntly she hail been substituting- on ' tliff society1-desk "Wf the Capital ut:ciiiiif ouwiieiiiy in it ut i wua i unii- ; od to the hospital. She is survived j by her husband Rvron R llrunk, j a baby daughter, Mary Kmma, and j by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. J. 1 Uimcorn. ..... I Farm Pointers A Joke that riicsir at a California house party started Just for the sake of amusement haa turned into reality so Jobyna Jtalston, leading lady for Harold Lloyd, In KOlntf to marry Jttchard Arlen, actor. Miss Kalston nd mils, that the engagement didn't take place until after their friends had started talking about It in fun,. - Porn is (hebet. Xkrejrou silage crop where It does well, nays the oxporimont station. The ea"!y mat uring varieties are uinou;( the most productive feed crops. It is good for hogging oft" m summer ijnd fall as well as for feed in other forms. And It Is t nue!i needed Intertilled crip in Oregon farm management. Strong livable chicks mo not produced In Oregon from hived in;? slock that Is Immature, under rel, over fat. of low vitality, forced for high egg yield, or kept In close eonfiiu ni nt away from direct win light, says the experiment station. The breeding: stock needs open ran go and sunlight for a month h lore the eg-gs are used for incuba tion. Applying commercial lead ar senam to stone fruits In Oregon has sumo danger of burn, the ex periment station points out. Neu tral or trlplumblc lead h lo be preferred but nearly Impossible to gvt. Serious burns on the stone fruits from lend arsenate are rare, ami appreciable burns uncommon. Artificial swarmluv of bees In Oregon may bo resorted to, snys i he college extension service, when bees persist In their deslro to swarm, or when hive preparations Mich as capped queen cells " have gone bo far I hat prevention seems doubtful. When moderate Increase is not undesirable this method sat isfies the swarming- instinct of I ho bees and may be brought on (it a convenient time. Huperflclal , carkors of pohr and apple trees In Oregon are general ly induced through infection courts such as crotch cracks, frost cracks, leaf scars and scab Infections of the bark, reporta tho oxporimont station. Although the canker en ters through such courts it Is sel dom found on trees whoso hark has not suffered at least slight First Showing NEW FALL SKIRTS 4.50 To 8.50 See Them in Our Window ' PUTMAN'S Ladies' Ready-To-Wear and Millinery winter Injury. July 31 to August If) In tho Mlltop- Kreowater district last year show-;, lloih dessert and keeping quail- j tI0 differences in eating aod, tioa of Oregon prunes are lnfluon-' keeping quality from tho time the red greatly by the lime of picking, j crop was scarcely matured enough the experiment station says. Seven j to use until It hail passed Its ImwI Htetal picking times running from 'stugc. though not tree ripe. CED r;ivi: or.ioi.w iu iti at HKinatfTON, r N. si debt of gratitud-v members of the American Legion have saved a veteran of WUhelm flohenzrollon's shock troops from a pauper's bur ial and acted as pall bearers, be cause the Germans gave Qucntin Koosevelt a grave and marked It carefully. . WOItCKSTKH, Muss. A hus- band should not take his wife lo j paying Parties when he knows sho will uirinit io excess, incium ny juogo j Chamberlain In denying divorce to I Charles N. Kwarne, musical com edy star. I Tho tint airplane ros;auran,t serves meals In tho. air between I'aris and London. Quaker Oats "stands by" you through the morning r Qragrance .1. Is your fee" ted merely colored wetter? '"or doei it carry the. rare ani refreshing flavors of the tr t Schilling Tem doei"-nd it it the only one that dott, la the economical roand red tiot yS.chillin;g-v I O r a xxge Ve&o e I avt:im:si.y. ,ini sh Mountain Standard '111110 Stations KOA, lcnci Colo, (ifj.hu :tOke), i!:3" p. nu Hrown I'alac string orchestra; S. Schetiernian's f 'olondo orchestra; 8:15, violin pupils, Kdlth Sindllnger Wible; KOA orchestra; .Airs. Alex W. Mc ( oy, sopra no; Iris ft u I h Ti I m ore. reader; James Mahaney, pianist, racirie Stamlnrd Tinie Stnllons til-'l, Augides, (al. (UlTni- AI2kc), 7-7:UO p. m., jiopnlar pro gram; 7:0-S, Nick Harris detec tive story; S-.9. program, California petroleum Corp.; 9-Hi. popuhii program: 10-1 1, program. Chan, lleauchamp, tenor and others. KFWII. llollwwnl. t nl. (2.VJm llVOkc). 7:t:o. program. Corduroy Tire stores; S-0, program, A. V. Shotwvll Corp.; 9-10, studio pro gram; 10-11, Warner Hrothers frolic. KtiW, roitlaml, Ore. (Ifi.rnn-fllOkc),-fi-7 p. m.. dinner concert; S-9, Western Auto Supply com pany; 9-10, musicale. KIU, I,os AJigclcM. al. in:.2ni 40kc)t 6:30-7 :S0 p. in., Vnele John and the children; 7:40. talk on astronomy; S-l 0, To'wer stu dio program. KNX. Hollywood, Col. (n.9m N90kc), 7-S, p. m., studio program; h-'J, program, Seeurtly Trust and Savings bank; S-l. .Motor Transit Stages program; 10-11, Kdgewater club; 11-12 midnight. Ambassador hotel danee orchestra. LONDON. (AP) Shades for women's summer fabrics have a California suggtstlon as well us re minders of (ones which might ! match old Hluebeard's whiskers. "Krtsno raisin" is one of the sea son's popular colors In wine shades and there's also "Old Hurgundy.' In the so-called "Powder Puff" st-rles "Peach Hlush" a close sec ond for first place. Others are 1 ,lew Iviss" und "i-'lesh Itlonde. l: the "fairy tale" class, "Alad din," a shadif corresponding to tho glowing tones of copper has been tin grout demand. "Mother (loose" Js a blegc, the color of the fabled fairy's coul and hat. "All Haba" described similes In rich rusty blues, und "Hlue Heard", : signifies three shades of blue ap l proximal lag to the color of the an ! cient villain's whiskers. IIKAIET STOPPI'.l j PKKSNO, Cal. Although his. lauto struck a lie with terrific .lorce, (t was not the Impact of the icollisioii that killed Chris Schult., j 52, rancher. A post mortem cx j am illation l-evealed that he had idied at the wheel of he:jrt dlseas-1. Kuropo's slogan Just now is "Say I It with tears in your eyes." ( Victor Records Just Released "Valencia" (IMpe Organ) - -j;At IVwmi, WHh tlio WorhlLJMjw Orgnti' ;iionobiinch,'-i-jxirntt "- "I Pound A Hound About Way lo llenvcn' .f(sso Crawford .lesso CMWvfoitl ,Jt(miitTy'rraiiTt Kentucky Sorcnndcri CARR'S The Home Of The New Victor It may be hot. but a follo named Luke Warm was arrested In Chicago. Elopes Minerva Says We are selling more and mora shoes every day. Why lieeause 'the styles are right, the shoes are right and tho price Is right, and the fit well, always right. Thais why! Same with silk. They are always up lo date in quality and price. S e win dow for prict-s. Herd Grips, Corn Pids. Hun ion Pads, Arch Huppoits und lots of other thlngsth.it are good for bad feet. THE B00TERY For Shors ; Anil a Hennery for T KITS' ; IS Arter rttng In romance, on the ! and In Iht movlM. Ruth C'ouiinry. II. of cdr rUpld. la . decided Co set little romanre In real life -Bo ah eloped lfMo Oty and married Maria Plummar. anualclan and childhood rweetbearu , ' OliB Feel hungry and "fidgety" j before lunch? try this TO feel right through the morn ing, you iinidt have well-bal anced, complete loou at Dreaxiust. 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