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Thursday, August 5, 192G. EA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Page Three SocietyNews V" ii i - i(jn M Family Reunion Held At Humphreys Home M rs. W. S. Snook uiil her nine children and nine v grandchildren wen gathered Uuit evening -for a family reunion and dinner ul the liomr of one of I ho daughters, Mr. ( M. Humphreys. All of her children und nil of her grandchild ren with I hi cxccpiion of one, Gid eon Snook, who in In Portland, were present. The last 1 1 me t lit Pimlly was together wiw 2S years ago. Dinner whh served at- ti:S0 o' clock, alter which the grandchild ren gave a few stunts to entertain thone present. A flashlight picture was tak'n of the party., The nine children present were: 1. It .Snook, of Baker; Mis Knilly Knook, Mrs. C. M, Humphreys, and AIIks Alice Snook, of ji Omndc; Mrs. J. n. Kmart, of Pulton, Mis KOiiri; MIxh Oraco Rnook. Miss Blanche Rnook and Walter Snook. 1 .11 (lrande; and Airs. Irene Flam In jr. of Knit on. Missouri. The grandchildren arc: Mr. antl Mrs. Lonnfc Young, of 1 Inlncs, I SKirlon and lt.it. Knoolc. r,.thorlne, Jllwl ,, t most nnmphroyx Wilson Hnmrt. lVun fl , ,,, am, m nn.l H""-ct Snook, and hum. and rrlon.ls w,n wah hpl. '"If .'' "; "' , ' ;, . In her ... homo. Mrs. I. It. Hnook, . Jin. Walter. Snook an.I (- M. H.,m,.lres wen, I .oiIRK. (Sp.-oial) A fan.- also prom-nt for II... .Ilnn-r Bllthl.r,11t wus ,.,,, le ,,, 5r. Snook, who 1. ,h m.wlo l.a f Jr Mrs . -fjran.l.. h..r homo for u numtotr o wullow.. Jlonrtay honoring Mr. v'"rhr v o , -ITT ? (,"' "1 . mllh. of W,st Virginia. .Mm-Ht. .Mr. Hnook .1I.-.I uhout l.n who ,lvp b,f.n v)slln(, .. iain at,'.). . ml ,.,,lltlv01) ipp0 fop B0mp ()lnp iilf. and .Mrn. Smith left Tll.'Sduy l'lUIMlHi:. (Spuf-lnl) Sir. '"'' ""'lr hora"' (Hum Ncwl.y r.fi'hid ni'ws this! Those who (fi.tliort-d at the Slll wwk or the. inarrlaffo .if lur ls- lo1, ,,n"n to ,"f,t 5lr' "! Mm tor. Jliss Kunloo Carpor to Mr. s,n"1' WPVa -Mr- "'' Mrs. Ilress lluokloB. of .MalaKO. Wi.shtnirton. j'l'hompnon and family, l.nla Tim iniirrli.ee look pliuo Jnlv 22 :'l'r'l' family. .Mr. mid Jlr. at Mai-mo. wh. ro tho vounir roup- ! "5'1 ,-rpor, .Mr. and Mis. Ftshor lo will mako Ihoir homo. .Mr. 1 IJv,J' "ni1 family, Mrs. John Car lluokhs 1m oiiKacod In rarmimr and n'ul ''or" f'arpor and .Mr. and fruit ralHltih- tlioro. ' llr- Hay Sillier. , Arch Preserver Shoe For Men K 'i iy n i a n who wen rs Arcli J'reservrr shoes or ox fords eliminates liti riling on the Jiottoms of . his feet,-.", greatly supports the urch, which Kives Kreat plhf to the. foot, and does away .with that pain through ' tli" Instep. This is one of the most oinforluhle shoes on f lie" riiarkt f. "These' d re union made shoes, nnd sold at THE BOOTERY HAY IIAVIi:.. .Mrt. New Victor Tlio limi Konn'' lNix Trot "Any Ice. Today lady' . "I.iuiosonu' itiul Sorry" "At lVnce With the World" CARR'S The Home Of The New Victor How reassuring, for the mother who uses Carnation Milk in her baby's food, to know that wherever she goes in this broad land Carnation can be obtained with ease the same rich, safe, dependable Carnation she found elsewhere. The extra high quality of Carnation is controlled. It begins with the cow. Carnation's field force of experts protects it t the source. No won der it is the world's largest-selling brand. You can depend absolutely upon Carna tion, so insist upon it. Buy a doren cans today. Use it for all milk needs. CARNATION MILK PRODUCTS CO. 474 Glinn St., Portland Carnation Milk "From Contented Cows' Made in Ortgoa 24 Y$r$ From the African A sues adapted thia hat of UU witfc Inserts of velvet in tone of brown from the Afr'can turtan. Announcements Social niiiiotincciiiciitM mny Ih primed in UiJh culMittit free uf charge. Any annoiiiicc incnts iiciinhilnfr (o any fiiiic tloiu sucli ti cuokcil roHi sales, etc., will be r'fiisel. An nouncements, to Ik trln lis) the. same day, must lie In Koctcty editor's hands hy 1:U0 o'clock. .i-s editor's note. All . inenihers ,of the laprles' lodKC and their families are Invit ed to attend the banquet that will he held at the Kasles hall at 7:30 o'clock this evening. The I'apllst Toadies' Aid society will meet whh Mrs. V. P. Mc Adory ut 2:yft o'clock Krld'oy af ternoon, at her home, .304 Main awn tie . . ,T... ;-w--;v.i- ; cxns otici:i) WASiHNCTO.V An American leap Is the most striking landscape feature noted by visiting Oxford student, ltroadwav canyons, ilar vard's halls, nor any oilier Ameri can vista thus fai can compare, one of them ays. Records Aaron son ami Ills (iinpauy Wnring'slNMinsivaiiiaiLK Victor Salon OiHiestra Two Working: Out Plan To Use O. and C. Money I'ORTLAN'll, AUK. 5. AP Wllllun. H. (Iur. of Motirord, ui.d J. It. 4'oU'i.utn. aMiiHMir of Juokson county, aro tn Tori land, workh.K: out u sj-Btom hy whloh tho OrOKOn ootinlirs can itrosont thoir rlaims for ivimhurso.ni'nt for Orotfon California land Kr.tnt tax rolm. hut-Bontent. , Sister Mary Says: (Ity Sister .Mary) Iheakl'nst lihuherrliH with cream, uncooked cereal, thin cream, soft ejfire. crisp jfraham toast, milk, coffee. Luncheon Molded beet salad, whole wheat bread, chilled water melon, milk, tea. hinner Itaked sea bass, lima beans in cream, fruit salad, chilled rice pud dinj,'. Ki'aham bread, milk, coffee. This molded beet salad Is rather out of the ordinary but very jrood. children as younjr as four years may have tho Jelly ami shredded celery, but should not be given the pepper. , .... .Molded licet Knlrnl Three beets cup siiKar, 1 lem on, one-half teaspoon salt, 1 head celery, 1 i tablespoons granulated ifelatlne, 1 fresh sweet green pep per, let luce, salad dressing. Scrub heels and cook in boiling water for 20 minutes. Drain dip into cold water and slip skins. Cut tn small "pieces and cook tn boiling water to cover 'until very tender. Itub through n sieve. There should be 'i1 cups of beet puree. Jceheat to the boiling point and stir in gelatine soaked in four tablespoons cold water for ten minutes. Ue move at once front the fire and stir until gelatine Is dissolved. Ad lemon Juice, salt und sugar. Turn into tiny individual molds and let stand several hours until chilled and firm. Wash celery anil cut. Let stand in lee water two or three houiH. Iry between towels when wanted. I'nmoUl beet jelly on a bed "uf lettuce carefully washed and crisped. Surround with celery and shreds of green pepper. Top each mold with a spoonful of salad dressing and serve. POI'I LATIO.N lOL I!Li:s .t KOItK.SVILLK, l'a. Arrival of a certain ice man doubled tho poptilat ion of this community. Sullivan counly moved In as a body to welcome Red 1 1 range, visiting his childhood home. A new industry has grown up in this country the manufacture of a solvent for use in removing" burdened chewing gum from theater seats. 80 MEDICS . , ' GUESTS AT RECEPTION (Continued from rage 1) ing of tins, while dark curtains) further .simulated night and thi Japanese costumes which the girls' who served wore further carried out the idea of the Orient. Board Mcmlicrs Speak Tn announcing the program fo-' the evening, Dr. Phy first called on nil mhers of the state board of health. Dr. l-Yederlck 1 . Strieker, I l'ortland; Dr. C. J. Smith, Port land: Dr. W. It.. Morse, Salem; J Dr. t' M. Barhee, Portland, and Dr. K. B .Pickel, Medford. all. spoke briefly. The concert by the Hcrhst fain- Hy, of Spokane, followed this nn 1 . delighted all the listeners with Us beauty and perfection. Mine. Ina Wright J lerbsl, soprano, formerly ttiade her home at I'lilon and wan there resting following a recent operation at the Hot J.ake sand tori u m. She has won fame In Kuropcun musical circles and the attention her listeners gave her, as well as her husband and daughter, showed the pride the (ininde Itnndc valley took in Its local genius as well as Its appre ciation of the exquisite in har mony. Prof, (lot t fried I lerbnt. violinist, atn! MIsh A del held Knitted The knitted bathing ult is th latMt rage In outhern California. It I shown hre worn by Mls Marjunt Humr-ton. Flappers Held Thm Wit, lH.y.r-ol.l lrl a., nrlim hrl.l In Jail a. urllnvlllo. III. a " iMt.1' ef th numlrr of Charles Kiwltl. proprietor of i. .rft ilrlnk parlor wh.-1'o thry wor waltrob" Opal I'hlllliw llefll ailniltB llilhx the m that kllltd Mlii. poll Bay, whllr Can MoNr.ll (rlitht) Ik l.-l.'. us ilftlvrlnl ' wltneBB uvaliisl lier chum tm --"S i j't--i , ZmJ . ii ... ,n i HIKING THE VISIT OK TUB PKINCB OF WALKS to tho Industrial fair at Ulnninsham Ills Royal IHKhnrss nial-th rounds ut tha training emlw for Hie unemployed at arrio:;. Lane and talked ll.lnss over with lite men. Hcrhst, 'pianist, 'assisted Mine. Jlerbst In the recital. Tho first' number of the musical program was ''Ave Maria," played In the trio. A Huch concerto for two violins and the piano fol lowed, while a group of songs by Mine. Hcrhst was next "Calm as the Night" (Bohn), "The Maiden and the ButteYfly" (D'Alberl), "The Answer" (Ter ry) and 'Villonello" (Dell 'Ac qua). Mlsa Jlerbst then played "Ilurk, Hark the Iurk" (Hchu-hert-Ms.t) and "Tarantella". (Nol- let), while Mrne. Ilurbst's scr.onl solo appearance was In the Ar'a hy Weber in which she made her J debut before a brilliant gathering of royalty In Germany. Two vio lin numbers, "On Wings of Song" (Mcndclssohn-Agron) and "Bound of the (loblins" ( Ba.zlni) closed the recital. The llerbsts are leaving today for Spokane. . A second feature of th program, a feature dance, "Nola," was given by MIbs Beuhih Ncwlln, who In ulso .leaving the (lrande Hondo valley today. Mis Newltn In going to New Vork tVy to study. Dancing continued until mid-! night. Dr. Phy having for the first time In .several years broken his custom of requiring that a'l sanatorium social affairs close ai 10 o'clock. 1H ii iter PreoelcH Ileceptioti, Preceding tho reception, mo.e than SO guests were served one of the sanatorium's famous chick en dinners. Dr. Phy, the host, acted us toast muster and culled on Dr. C. T. lloekctt, of Kntei prise, Kd Wright und K. L. Mey ers, of Ia C.rande, I r. (arl (I. Patterson. Baker, and Dr. W. D. McNary. Pendleton. The Misies Alice Jeanette and Maeltzabei'i Cooper, l.a (irande's young vio linists, played during the banket. They were accompanied at the piano by Miss llelene Price. The events at the sanatorium followed a busy but pleustiruble ' day for the visiting doctors. Near ly, ion sH-nt the day ut the Nortn Powder lakes where a, cowboy, breakfast, that tempted more than' one medical man to desert tils profession for the life of the lar iat and rodeo, waj first served. Though hnm and eggs were tit" basis of the meal, camp cooked bread proved the most popular dish on the menu. A day's dis cussion of medical problems las;.. rd until 4 o'clock, and the doctors then hurried down to the sana torium for baths und a few min utes' rest before the bumjuet wus served ut C:o. Though B-verui of the Portland men took No. 25 buck to their homes, and utl who lived neer drove back lust night, a number of tho physician were accommo dated ut the sanatorium, A group left for home Jut night, but among those who are remulnlng over are Dr. Win. Bishop, of th Medical H' Otinel. of Portland, and Dr. Jumea Cooper, of Nw Yok City. Ir. Cooper U traveling through the west In the lnterc; of the national birth control or rot ration nod rpok briffly tit the reception's program. After Killing WKSTKItNKHS NOW PORTLAND, Maine. Any west ern cattleman should be nble to answer: The V. S. board of tax appeals holds that the stock farm of a wealthy Chicago lawyer is a hobby and its losses must be re garded as Jusl another expenwlve amusement. The owner believes It's a business. v Planes of United States Air Mall flew, a total distance of 2,600,000 miles during the last fiscal yfnr, with only two fatalities. 8AI.LV O'NFIL, of I he m les, la wearinic a rhle strt auil ol canton rrrpe. Mhe'a not tipping lier hat. That a just . part ol the pow. 1 r, - f TS; I cf i f i 1 ' Radi w . imi)AY, ai;i;kt a Mountain Standanl Time Sintion.f KOA. I M-nver, Colo. (;t22.4ni DltOke), fi::to p. ni;, dinner concert, llrown Talaee string orchcsiru; 8, open-nlr concert, Denver Munici pal hand. aciric Standard Time Sin (Ions KKI, I. on Angelet. CaJ. ( l7in (llkc). 7.?:.io n. in., Anita Holt, violinist; 7:3it-(t, p. m.. Jtcllpo PpI gado's media horn Kspnnoki; S-9, AAollan organ; 0-10, varied hour; 10-11, Packard ballad hour. Kl'W It, oUumhI. Cnl. (252m tluoke), 7-S p. m., program, llerl l'arrar. Inc.; K-!t, program, John Wright, Tho Itlght Tailor; U-10. program; 10-11, Warner llrothers' frolic. lUiO, Oakland, Cnl. (:t(lt.2m KilOke). fi-tl:.r& p. m., m's Lilile wymphony orchestra, K4.W. l'ortland. Ore. (IUI.Am flIOkc), fi-7 p. in., dinner eoncerti ti-y, instrumenial music; 9-10: an, concert; IM-.so-li. midnight, 7 Toot Owls. KII.I, I,os Auoeles, cnl. ( HV:.2 m-7-0kc), ti:S0-7:M0 p. in., Uncle .Inhn and tlio children; 8-10, de luxe program. K.IK, Seattle, Wnsli. (:iKI,lm 7HUke). S::io-) p. m., Tost Intell igencer studio program. KI.X, Ortkiaml, Cul. (,-0H.2m-ftBOkc), 8-U:4r p. m., studio pro gram; 9:45-l0::i0. Athens Athletic club orchestra. kSX, Hollywood, cul. (:i:t.0m KDOke). 7-8 p. in., I.oi'tus l.nnd company; S-fl, .lell-X-t'ell pro gram, Vptown Theater PI lyboys; 0-10. Order of Optimistic DoihiIh; Ml-1 1 , fights, Hollywood American Legion stadium; 11-12, Ambassa dor hotel dance orchestra. KPO, San I'raueisco. Cal. ( tK.It iii700kc), ; S o -7 : n 0 p. m.. States Itestuurnnt orchestra; 8-l, studio program; 9:20-10, lilace hotel d'Uirc orchestra;' 10-U, S,taleH I lieslnurant orchestra. lON"r HOMj 'KM NKW YOHK (llrls, you may wnr 'cm ulmost any length you liko on Broadway ' but don't roll 'cm there; It Interferes with the traffic. One who tries It has been commuted by a stern magistrate. On Iho other hund, London tils patches say King George' frown linn lengthened tjomcwhac- ut the International regatta, antl ' has threatened extinction to tho sleeve loss gowns. 3lavor jwmfieshfmit Royal Fruit Flavored Gelatin Mattresses - Rugs Cleaiuil - Itohuiir l-Yatlier AlnltretsMH .Mmlft Pillows Iti-novaletl 1'Juff Hiig-s Mmlo from ulti cariH'lH. rurtllture lteutlncd ami KtoveiMI. La Grande Mattress & Weaving Works l.leenwil l-'iimigiilor piiom; aivw Clia.1. J-XwnitU, lro' Excursion To North Beach SUNDAY August 8th $14 .50 Round Trip CiiKxl returning nn or iKtforn AugiLMt '22. Ifcavo Ia (.ramie Sunday, 6: HO f. M. n-e 1'orllumJ Mond 7:ln a. in. Then delightful boat trip down Co hi nib la on Steamer Oforglano, arriving North Beach Monday afternoon. Iw fure Includes boat trip. Miles of beaches, pounding surf, bathing, other sports and recreation. (lood hotels and cottages, lor furthor information, sec lorul Agent ut depot. UNION PACIFIC If DAILY PRESENTATION OF THE MODE IN STREET, AFTERNOON AND FORMAL WEAR. PUTMAN'S Ladies' Ready-To-Wear and Hillinery Special! 4 Days Only Re-Opening Rex Roller Rink J TO THE PUBLIC Featuring: Brown & La Hart The whirlwind acrobatic Roller Skate Artiste in fancy and trick skating. They-are just off the vaudeville circuit, and are the. best in their line. They have l)een secured at great cost and will be here only 4 days. Come to the Rink, put on the rollers again and meet these artists. After this engagement the Rink will again close until the fall opening. Regular Prices for Skaters; 25c for Spectators THE REX ROLLER RINK H. Warmholz, Prop. A Heap of Goodness Every dish of Blue Mountain Ice Cream is a cooling, soothing heap of goodness that only rich ingredients can make it. And there isn't a tastier summer food than when it's topped with fresh fruit. In brick or bulk every where. BLUE MOUNTAIN CREAMERY K. F. TYLEK, I'rop. ' Telephone Main 60 No, It Isn't the Charleston! He just got his fingers caught in the ragged lining of his old suit! Select a new suit from our fall arrivals. - For Credit THE TOGGERY Andrews Bros. Cleaning and Pressing -1109 Washington At. For Credit
