La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 14, 1926, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextSaturday, August fiBo'CEETY News Carnation Club ; Is Entertained .The) ('arnutton dub of the Po ttrco or Honor met at the homo, of Si in. H. K. Williams last oveulni; wKli Mm. Clurk Wchh as assistant hostess. A lovely color scheme of lavender ond yellow won carried nut to tho mlntll.'Ht detail throiurh oiit tint evenlntf. The rooms were bountifully decorated wllh hounuctK of golden glow anil butterfly hush flOWITH. ..; . ' Ah each jroest rntoreil she. was. triven u ruvnr of a yellow or laven der butterfly head bund with score card to malrlt. ;- . . . After a shorl hitslne.su mcottnir five tnhlcM of hrldire were at play. Mm. I-:. M. Keown won IiIkIi score. Mm. "Jack lll:itt Hecond and Mrs. Nolan Skiff lite consolation prize. Mrs. Art Still rord received l he gut-tit prize.. , - Mr. Verne Ainsworlh, Slra. Uii qelio .Mill, rini.' and Mrs. Art San ford were guests at the party. Mm. V:yi Tassel and her datiKltter, Kn trlna. of New York City, Imper sonated by .Mr. Williams and Mr. Welili, were also present. They caiisYd ,'liiugli mon'lmenl. by their cririilciii nvikcuii und unexpected arrival. At midnight a delicious two course luncheon was served hy the hostesses. - The next meeting of the eluh will 'he l-Ylrlay, Seplemher in. at the home of Mrs. l K. Wale, wllh Mrs.; W. 1. Warner assislinir us host tax. ' l. . lu !Wj r" TI ' if. v. UUUU19 :aiiernoon at hor homo cast of Pastor and Wife town. Tho rooms were prettily ,w',i. .. , decorated Willi bouquets of tho ."'0""1 "K ""I ""'.'in. Mrs, O. j season's flowers, swcolpcas pro MV Jotles., who will leave iM dominating. uiiuiiii: ioi.un iu uuiitc meir home In porirbnd Hie members of Oliver; . Morton JN-llef Corns. No. .17 enteriained t a fi.rewell surprise i party lout owniup, Alton I 30 p(-t-otiH yathered ul the Jones home on Sixth street at S uVlnck where :i pleasant evening wan spent visiting Sinfrlnfr of scv- ttriil- fnniiliar nonius was tho fVenlnif'M program. III1 Iin- l.romiate hour Kever,.l n,e,nho r the relief corpR menls. serveil refrenh- Mrs. Jones, who Is senior vice Hclon Heynolds, Mrs. 1,. M. J,alrd, (inwldenl of the relief corps, was!. Miss Doria Jjilrd, und .Miss Clurlrc pvesi nleil with several lovely girts I 'on kiln, as a. token of remembrance hy tho! ... cor,,H nieinbers - ,1 The tMt Auxiliary tTlho , I he liei Mr Jo.,ex plans to Urothcrhood of ' Hallway Trainman I ., f.ninde next week fr wll meet Tuesday evening at 7:S0 or. . -1 where he has accepted a 0 l:,0,k ut ,.;ae hall. Ill n.om p, Ipll at Montav II... Mrs. Jones l)era an ri!(,11Bl(1(1 ,0 )p nl and- his rami v will join him (here , UPranB,mentH Will bo made earty In September. fnr ,e c.,v,.ii,. , ., .,,h ,. row (Special) A weri.linff of imieli Int. -rest io friends here. .whi h look plno July 20. wht-n K. R l.onif. Of rove, ainl Mrs. Knf ny Wi-ri-vei. of 'I'yrs, Kunsa.s. were united in murriurre. heenine known here this week. The bridegroom Iiuh lieen a n'shlent of rove for wveral years n.rid-J,ii.searhe.i Uu iiKii of 7H yen I'M. .. Amoiiff his de.s- ei-ndanf.s he has one jfrn tulilHiiirh -) tT nn.l lliree Kvx jrnindehiMroii. 1 liltKAK'l-W.ST Orange Juice, ee The hride is ,1ft and also h:is ehll- ' r0: 1,11,1 w" hroiled ba- dr. n nmt L-randeliildren. i '0H' 'ranihled uKK. rye, to.tM. Hhc r.t me here from Ivaiwuis for the wedding, aeeompanied hv her I daughter and sevenil friends." Mr, nnd Airs. Kon will mako nn "ixen irua muuii. loiuaru theihome at rove. .craelters. milk, leu, . I HINNKU Hreaded veal cntlels, rove (Speelal) Mrs. Jean stev-f,callo,,od PoUUoea and onions, hut. ens Kern, of I'orMand, vislt.-d lfirort "'w bf,(,ii' 11,11,1 'etlcc with fHends t f'ove lor a few hours nnsrtlan tapioca cup, Wi-dnesdav. Mm. Kern is visltlntf whol wll0at broad, milk, coffee, friend at Pendleton for a short Tl, dish HUKP'ted In tho luneh tline and came to f'ove with a party ron ,U''IUI ls moHl attractive. Tho jMMMMMMMMMMM Hplnnfli Is Horvoct In its cream sauce Mi inerva Says 1'"or next woek we will Ifive you a speelal jirice on Kpuntex Silk Chiffon Hos iery iu nearly all colors, and a la rife lot to select from, . at the exceedingly low price of ".V Now is your time. ,t Jf'"'t lwo 0 three pair at these prices to ran all next . week. Wntch tlie prices on our Slippers. window for nicest Ires We Sell Cheap for Cali. THE B00TERY fhildreu'i t'nnvas Slippers, Leather and Rubber Belling Canteens and Water Bags F. L LILLY Hardware Mail 85 FOR HARVESTING 14, 1926 Crystal Tree This decorative tit from Parts It act In white crystal and has (reen tinted leaves. of women from Hint city. Mrs. I'Ved Stelwer, of Pendleton, was one of tho party. Mr. Kern lit one time mado her home at cove, she is tho daugh ter of .Mr. -and M rs. 'Jasper Stev ens, who lived here for many years. 'ove (Special) Mrs. J. E. Mills delightfully entertained the mom- hers of the JidleH1 Ciuild Thursday Kivn hundred was played during the afternoon with Alrn. T. Jt. """ co- freshinents were nerved after the guinea, Tho women present were: Mrs. It. 1. Itarker, Mrs. u. i:. liarker, T,, ,. V. 7 . vi. i ummiii, iiira. r.uuu, .runklfn, .lr. T. It. ronklin. Airs. ,i t! .,.,i, .. ,, . , ' '-. ixiwson, .rs. Kert.-h, M A. U. Orton, ilia. William Hull ninrk, Mrs. I It. Ijiy. .Mrs. William lliadner. .Mrs. Abel Ucvnnldu. Miss in September. Jlefreshments will le served. Sister Mary , , Says: eon, Kcrumbled milk, eoffee. M NTHKON rreanieii spinach with hroih-d tomatoes, praham iMirrounucu y n. nntr or Drouea io mutooH, Hard-cooked effps can be put throuifh a rlcer and sprinkled ovt-r the top of tho spinach for an additional bit of color. It doesn't take a minute longvr to make this appetizing1 combination dish than It does to "dish up" each vegetable separately and it actually saves a dish when time for dish-washintf. , 1-Yozeii Fruit Salad. One package Ncufchatel cheese, 4 tablespoons mayonnaise, cup seed white Krnpi-s, V6 cup slireddd pineapple, Vi cup diced peaches, Vj cup heavy cream, 2 tablespoons lemon juice, teaspoon salt. j Work tho cheso with a fork tin tit smooth. Slowly add mayon naise, blending thoroughly. Whip crenm until firm and beat in lemon Juice and salt. Combine with first mixture. Skin and seed grapi be fore measuring. 1'aro and dice peaches. Add fruit to dressing and turn into u' mold. I'oek in four parts ice and 1 part salt and 1H 'stand three or four hours, ltu- move from mold and cut in Itcen. Serve on crisped and chilled let-: luce. Wrap a dish towel wrung out or ... i.ni u-iinP Mfminil the mold very hot water urotinu uui iiiutu ami tlie frown mixture will slip iout easily. (CopyrlBht. 1920, M'.A Service. Inc.) i-:vn:Nsio. ;ilti.i SAI.KM. Ore.. Am!. 14. (Al') The public service commission l 'sued a supplemental order today IcxteudinH tho period of suspension of proposed rates of tho new southern Oregon (io-H company on Iiercmher 1. la: 6. A previous or der suspended the tariffs until Sep tember 1. prndlnir nn Investigation of the proprl-try of the rates but the Investigation cannot be com pleted in that time so the csten sion Is ordered. oi':ilti: ox noo Mll.b CITY. Ore., Auff. 14. (AD l-da. a small doff belonjring to Miss flwcndolyn Johnson, was rushed to a hospital here from dates because the animal in fmaw Inj a bone Imbeilded Its teeth so deeply that Its Jaws became stuck. A simple operation nulckly re vived Klda. Pklllcd toreadors oro becominj scare In Spain, where the bull fight Is beginning to loss Its popularity. Iron Worker Inherits $3,000,000 rjs Si eMail- -ij-rx.JXir Last week John Cooper. Ills wife and their four children lived in a flat over a store iu Kewnnee, III., where Cooper worked as un Iron worker. Hut this woek he Is worth J5.ooo.uon. Cooper's grandmother, n wealthy Virginia landowner, died und left him that amount. The Coopers are shown above: below is the flat which they will soon leave for a sn-rnom nmnsion In the Shenandoah valley. ( Oberlin college, Ohio, owns ilO, GS5,000 worth or stock of the Alu minum Company of America,-the girt of Charles M. Hull, a graduate, who discovered tile- process of Woman Pilot Mrs. Susan Kmhree of Cincinnati Is the only woman pilot In the Kord reliability lour, In which two dozen commercial planes are making an extended cross-country flight to prove their stuidi ness. Note the htitfo headed hajf which she lakes Into tho co;k pit wllli her. p t Nt. New Vgrh Uurcsu t MAKJORIK A DAMSON IH ONLY THBKK kut (are the folk UirUI nhen ill p17d her ( rwenUy M 0oia . ClIHIM. CX GRANDE EVENING malting aluminum, by electricity. More than ninety tons of rein deer meat were shipped Into tho t'nited Stated from Alaska In 1025. on Air Tour 1('" S OBSERVER RELICS DDT SOUTH WEST KANSAS PITY, All. 14. (AJ') Tho suuthweslern suites, which hajj' u century uko atlll wero fron-lUu-s of the west, now show mod ern fronts flocked with carefully prosei'ved mementos of tho past. Kansas, extends lu the iliitouio hllo tourist tho Huntu ! trull, O.'.O of whoso 77,1 miles lie In thut slate. bordered with scenic wonders and minus" rroin pii libdorlc tlmm. This old trull used by Dm Indians was marked In 11125 by onter of Presi dent Monroe. 4 lliskulf Knnsa NiHM.t ilnro stouo wulls, wilhout roof or floor, uow stand In Port llllyy In iHi'Miury of a, sovcrnmont thut tune d lh outluws or the prulrliw. This luilldliiK wus the scut of ter ritorial authurlly from 1 X S r, until Kunsiis was ailmilted as a sluto lit ISlll. Sledicluo LodK'S lioled us Lbn spot uhero tho treaty with the Klowo Indians was slftned 111 ISII7, ilso contitlns tho homo of t'urrlu. .Valloil, iit'Ohlbltlon leader. In southern und western Mis souri, lie I no tbuirks. in mis sec tion lie tlie spots described by Har old Hell WrlKht and the cabins of . many o;' the nriKlnnls of tho haruelers In "The Shepherd or the Hills." TIik luiljl (it HpriiiK. Mammolli SprliiRS. said to be the largest In the world. Is Just over ihe Arkansas border In Hie Onurks. Phe ' carbonic water resistors fiH deprees tho year round. Hot SpriiiK-s are the best known of the other Arkansas splinirs. their popularity dallnif from 18112 when Hot HprliiRs luillontil park was crcnted. ' Imllniis Ami Oil, Oklahoma, is now devoted lo farming, with oil fields scattered lU'-ro und there, and Indian reserva tions at frequent intervals. These reservations In the northern part of the statu include those, of to five civilised tribes. Traveling south Into Texas tho tourist passes Kreat cattlo rauxes and approaches numerous sites made ramous hy tho Mexican wars. .lclcnn War HemUiilei-K. .Sun Antonio contains tho Alamo where Simla Anna's soldiers mns saered an American .force in Hie. old church. Other missions wllh more peaceful histories which anle-dalo those 111 California still stand In this district. Neur San Antonio also is Hie larltcst army past in tho United States, and at Kelly and llrooks field hnlf tho air 'tralnltiR; of the army Is done. A later chapter In tho Mexican L DECUIitATION To render the moat dependable and courteoue eervlce To the greateat possible number of people. At the lowest cost consistent with fair wages to the labor and capital employed Giving and deserving fair treatment tbut To be a fadlor in upbuilding this community la the objective or this compaojr. Eastern Oregon Light & M.I.A. Program Will Be Given Tomorrow N iff ht 1 An intwroHtlnif prop-ram Iuih heen pr&.mred for tomorrow eve tiliiK when tho reitulur conjulnt proifiriini of thv Mutual linpiv.)- war wiih written at Hun .luelnto huttlefteld Hear HmiHton. where-i Sunt a Anna wax routed und eap tnivd in' 1S3 by tteheral Sum MUllritOll with 7Su ineii.- l'alo Duro Canon In the runhan dlc la tho great tod scenic altraeiion of tho wlate. App'ninp: unept edly in the hahl prairin it -lemln for ion lulled. New Victor Records 'I'm l.illiely Wltliiull Yiui" .'(i 'I'lut 'I'lie II. I''. liiMsliicli Mlieitown Cord Owhosira "III YlMI lll'llcvo lu llll'llllls'.'" Tint. Irvlnt; Aui-oiiMin und His Onouiuuulr 'IKmn Hy the t;os HiuiM'" KUok-Mumw "I Ale Min Ituloiii'v" Hilly Miiiray-tunra Mtn'r GARR'S The Home 01" The New Victor c A THK Cleaning In Standard Laundry Co. QUALITY Phone w Heat Power mmammmmmmm ment . association of the Iatt?rr Saints' church will be giveji nt 1 tho church. The M. I. A- l' ulshes u. proirram of .this klnir once each month. Tho lecture, which deals with the lire of Joseph Srnllh, will ho lilvcn by Miss lHdy" Motcalf. Itullo l.ymau. Miss lieLoris vasi son and Jtoward wtoddunl, jt, T. Shephurd will Hint a solo. Mm. Howard Sloildant will give r i-eiidlntr, MIsm itessio Anilpewa and (leoi'Ke Ald'utt will give a. musl-c-.il niiinbi'r and Mrs. Iral Hus sell uud Airs. 4ack illatt will slag a duel. . , . v. The puhilo ts Invited to attend Hie priitfium. BEST ' ' "i- Town CLEANERS Main 56 ' Power Co, Paw Three J0' The Tulip Frock : X '' iu dtiigmdby Tt$gf ; Ptlgt, hps a Hiw:'u:, Pfg-top Skirt. :.i This imart Frock of Flat Crepe carries out the!', bouffant idea in an en. tirely new way. Appli" qued tulips with, long' green stems give the; '. 'wanted touch of Color, : ' V while the little tailored '.: bows at Belt and Collar , idd quaintreis to the whple, Bxttmlvt v" j till Am) PUTMAN'S s JSeauty surffery was pracllrcd, by 1 hp unclont (Irecks, and the Ito fnans strnlirhlotieU noses and (lat tened projecting- cars. . Tho first British rubber planta tions were started In Ccylotvuhout thirty years ugo. Seed for tho trees were smuggloij from Uraill by on Knvllshmau. . i , -. Students In . American - Bchools, from Hindcrftartcn to college, total 36,000,0011. '. ''', VT