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Wednesday, August 18, 1926.
SocietY'News
4 l?k hi - i il
Wedding Feature of
Hulse Reunion
On Hunday AuBiist IB, tin- last
Ouy of the. eighth annual ri union
of ' tiic Hulse fuinll.v hold ut the
home of J. K. Hulse ut the foul fcf
Ml. Kniily, Mis Julia K. H')!',
dmiKhter of .Mr. unit MM. J- '
Hulse, wm united In lUurrlaBO. I"
Clarence U llllnlinp. boii of Or. und
MrH. W. .1. ('.list rap. of I'ortland. -.
Tin, vPiltllnir took pluro lit high
noon before n, beautiful arch of
flowers unit ferns. The Iti'V. O. Y.
Jorje. former pastor of thu t'lirls
thin church her". Off
Krnnrc UiiriiH played M( ndcls
Bolin'H wedding iiiiirch"uB the bridal
rally entered.
The bride, who wan nccompnnlcd
tiy her rather, won' a lowly (own
of beaded cream satin. Hit veil of
tulle was held In place Ijy a head
dress of orange blossoms and
pearls. Cio carried a shower boil
n.ucl of rosebuds and swcclpons.
Miss Ttuth Ilrown. her maid of
lionor. wore a rrork ' of orchid
georgette nnd rnrrhd swcctpcnH.
Hush Whlsler was best man.
Miss llulsc Is n graduate of the
looil high school nnil Is also nn
Oregon ABl'louklirul collCBc grudu
nte wlirrp slip wiim a member of
Itho fill, national honorary phar
maceutical fluidity. Mr. Gllstrap
ts also n graduate .or O. A. ". nnd
n member of Tliota Knppa TVd, na
tional medical fraternity. ITo ts
ut present n student In the Port
land Medical spliool. '
The- younir pouplo- will bo ut
Iioiup In rortlund nflprn few week
at the roast nnil a. motor trip In
to Canada.
About ion members of the UuIhu
ranilly gathered liorp from Oregon
nnd Washington points for tlio ro
imlon witi' present for tlio wed-
Dainty Fad
Scarf of blue crept J chine haa on
end culminating In an outfit
featherfor the fall, ..
Announcements
ra GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Family of Man DivNoms Killed
Page Three
Social aniumiircnit'iita niny
l printed in nils column five
of iliaiiti'. Any aiinotiuco
iiu'iils pertaining to any fuiii
tUms such as cooked food snips,
etc., will bo refused. Ail
iiminopiniiits, to bo printed tlio
same day, nuist Is- In society
editor's hands lay 11:110 o'clock.
News editor's note.
'flip Women's riirlHtkin Temper
unrp I'nion will meet ut tho (Vn
irnl Church or Christ Thursday
nftnrnoon. August 19. ut 2:30
o'clock. All inenibers and others
Interested ure reiiuesled to attend.
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The naughlcrs of rtah rioneers
will meet tomorrow uflernoon nt 2
o'clock at the home of .Mrs. ICvc
lyn Itoseiibauin. H"4 Klxtli stiwt.
All llnoal despendanls or IMah pio
neers are Invited to tillend.
.
All ltoyul NilKhbois lind their
raiuillps who intend the picnic ut
ltlverside park Thursday nriernoon
nre usked to bilntr sandwiches,
pake anil Babul, the committee In
charge unlioiinces.
Spekhai'ts Entertain : y
At Dinner . v;
.. ' ilonorliiR I)r. K..r. Mossman
on his " birthday anniversary und
Theodore. SpPckhart;t.who Is vlslt
Inir here' fi oin Qulnry, ill., .lr. und
Mrs. John Spockhart Plitprtnlned
at a ilellKhtlnl dinner party last
evciilliB at IhPtr home on Kll'llt
street..'
At 7 o'clock. 21 ffiicsts WPre sPilt
pd at - tlio dinner - table, decoratPd
Willi lovely bouquets of the season's
jfardpn- flowers, mad u delleloilM
dinner w:w. served. '
Kollowiiiir dinner Mr. Hpeckhart
took his place at un oldfushloned
Sister Mary
Says:
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I iiiiT SJ.V.'fi'-il'lH
I Fashion Notes I
I'Diti i .mi-: i'asti-:
I.Ike the dntiKhtnr of Klnxs In
Ihfl Hnnit of Holomon, on whom
sweet ointment was smeared. Miss
1 931 lakes her pen'umc fiom a
Jur. From l'arls has eomo tuts
sweet frivolity tiny painted or en
ameled jure of perfume paste, easy
lo slip Into tlio purse, unupKettuhle
inrt frus-ranl with all tlio "siuurl
Lr" scents, ",
vota r, or vi:i.vrr
The votfuo for velvet- which
marked Ihe dances am! ala per-
lormances Unit wound up the l'uris
senson so brilliantly. Is lielnif con
tinued nt thn amart- casinos at
ncauvllle, ji Haule. Klrelot. l.e
Toiuiliet und lllnul'd. It ulso Is liei
luv much used for hnta nnd for de
IlKhtrul lltto eonts Intended to be
" frmf mt
lokttpjnH
Bride-Elect Honored
With Linen Shower
string beans and carrols.
illnK. After a weilillnir dinner the., orinm, and rour (,'ray niyreu men
.n,, eniuiie left for Weslarn. of ihe nartv sanit several souks.
Oreiion others present joined 111 the. sonus lo inilure even i
.,. ' i.. u.ipppaR- In ! I....,- ' . I "Hit inl and tak
every detail. Plans were mnue inr
next year's reunion . before the vis
itors departed for their vorlouM
Those fionit out of the county on .Monday evenniK oi mis we K
here for the ineetliia and weddlnK a (troup or K'rls were dcllfrhlfiilly
w. re- Mr. und Mrs. Harvey Har-' enlertalneil ut tho home of Miss
lis or Itlee. Washlnptoii: Mr. and ltuth Irwin, ut Island City, lionor
Mrs 10d I'hllllps. nr Portland: Mr. Inir Mlw Violet Wheeler, Jirlde
anil Mrs Kildic Hulse nnd son. or elect. Tlio party was In tho ronn
Knlei prlse: Mr. and Mrs. William ! or u linen Bhower and durinit 111"
Moore of' Worn: Mr. and Mrs. evunliiB the hostess presented each
iinvld Harris, or l.osiine: Miss Mil- yirl with a tea towel to be. hein
ly Harris nnd H. Klnstnd. of I.os- , Mll for the honor KuesU
line, Mr. and Mrs. Litre Weaver ! The home was artistically decor
n.,.i' r el.n.lien. of Wallowa: I ated for the affair ..with nutunih
Mr and Mrs. Clivirles Hnlse und flowers ill many lovely-colors.
four children, of Wallown: - Miss an appropriate
Uluneh Weaver
Wallowa.
(Ity Sister Mary) '
llreakfusl Apple since, cereal
rooked with dates, thin cream,
crisp Krnhaul toast, milk, coffee.
Luncheon Stllllcd UTcen pep
pers, bread and buler itindwlches.
radishes, e n I 1 I o d . watermelon,
siotiBe cake, milk, tea...-
Dinner Jellied bouillon, rice
loar, bolb d olu-n watercress anil
cheese ball salad, junket Ice cream,
crisp cookies, milk,, "offee.
This day's menu Is planned for
one of those days when It's just too
hot to eat! However, the meals are
Interesting and uppctlzInK council
n the most lunuiild to
sit up and take notice."
Okra Is fresh in the mnrki ts and
makes a delicious ehnliKe
Here Is the family or f). K t Wpps,
lierman wlo was shot to dealb by .)(
rint Worth (Tel.) lum
I. Prank Norrls. evnilKe-
llsl. In
Kllintt.
the study ol
lr Noi-i ls' "onurcli. The - aon a-. nam
lender pods upd test by cuttlnt? a
little. Small pods are cooked, whole
but liu-KC ones are cut In haif-lnch
slices. A pound of ultra measures
a Utile over a quart und will serve
six persons.
nulled Okrn
One quart okra pods. Vj tea
spoon salt. 1 lulilespoon butter,
one-hair ienspdon pepper.
VVN.I, vv.ill nnit eurefullv to 1 Deleiraleo to
avoid breuklnB. Cut off sleins. Put pacifist cnnjrresu seem to lie. te
ii. o slew nan und nour over boll- versilu,' , the usual order of IhlnRs.
i.... i.,r'm nnv. r simmer until Women have ankle length novas
lender, about SO minutes. Let wa- and men were showlin,- their knees.
, i.. u.iiv ns niueh lis nossible They wear sborls and nollllus ni
sniy...l'nt into hot serving ' dish,
sprinkle w ith salt and peppi r nnd
liftur Viver butler malted. Put dish
In u hot oven for five minutes to
make very hot ai.d serve.
SHOUTS WOUN' I1Y .MUX
I501SSY 1 HIVIKIiH, . .1'inncc
International
Choose' wilhoul blirniliB. Ulaln 11 neees- all lieluw them.
Miss Minneapolis Is xi-IUni; ready lo go tel Allnnlle Clly lo
soi' If there's nny ebnnce for beauty lionors for Mlunesoln tins
yenr. She is Miss Helen Klltherlne lloualllss. a liktli selioiil
(III. und she won't lie 17 until .lanuai-.v.
At I
hour a deilnty two-1
and Mr. I'roiit. of coursu lulieheon wuk served.
Presbyter ial ?
Party Compliments Meets at union
it rk TlR' ori'l,',rK oC 1,10 Ornnd
lrS. IjUllin llomle Presbyterlal, the mlsslon-
Mrs. W. 11. Qiilnn. or I'orunnii. orjtnnlaullon .of,. tho prcsliy-
who Is n Biiest at the home ot her, . .y n ,r,.i,-nii1at the I'nion lio
sister. Mrs. W. I'. McA-dory. woh t(.j ystfi-ijuy afternoon for nn ex
the Insiiirallon ror a hlith tea last ,.cu,'tv,, Hpsion .
i veniiiir nt i'.::in o'clock ror which j Alter ncheoa at I o'clock Mrs.
Mrs. II. 11. Coburn was hostess at,K(.m)0n of jd.-r, presldenl. of
her home on Klrst street, llou-' , HOCl,.tv presided over the busl-
quets or lovely snaiidr.iBons anil j nvM Ilu.elK n,-,, the parlors or i
kw I pens were arranBeu nnniii ,M, i,ot,..
l-oonis tornilllB an iiiiinin'- -tins
for the arralr.
lirlilKe was the diversion later In
the eveniliB with hlRh. score prize
(toiiiB to Mrs. Chase llohneiikamp.
Mrs. II. .V. Ashby received tho
second prize.
.Mrs. Qulnn nnd her little son.
WellliiRton. arrived hero last week
and plan to lie here until the end
or the month at the home of Dr.
nnd Mrs. W. P. McAdory.
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Those attending from U Grande
wore: Mrs. K. 1'. .Mossinan. honor
ary president; Mrs. Herbert Hanniu
Mrs. C, M. Huniphreys. Mrs. H. II.
Cleaver, Mrs. I. C. liowser, Mrs.
Lee lleynolds, Mrs. Karl Iteynolds,
Mrs. Ceorse ltlchardson and Mrs.
A. V. ' Llndgren.
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Minerva
Says
Don't fnrRct that the bal
ance' of this week wo are
BoinB to Blve you the choice
' of nny nnd nil or our Chir
Ton Hose. Rpuntex make,
that sold ror 11.26. Now
for" this week only, 7"m?,
Pep our wlmlo.v for prices
on Shoes, f.t.Otl. S.5.r,0 und
Sll.no Rives you a chance to
buy a new nnd late style, of
slipper cheap.
THE B00TERY
Where Cash Iti duces
the price.
Ilrtl Cross nnd Arch-Aid
for comfort nnd wear .
Dinner Honors
Mrs. Kramer
Complimenting- her nleec, Mrs.
KrunclK Kramer, who - with Mr.
Kramer and their two little sons.
Jack and Hilly, has been vIhUIhk
ji Onando ror the past six weeloi,
Mrs. Sherwood Wllllanw entertain
ed at luncheon at 1 o'clock, yes
terday urternoon at the I'nion ho
tel. Covers were laid tor six.
Mr. and. Mrs. Kramer and chil
dren. left today ror their homo at
Coqutllc, Ore., where Mr. Kramer
is president of the Coqullle IiIrIi
school. While. In La Grande they
were house eucsts at the home, or
Mrs. Kramer's mother, .Mrs. W. K.
OeslerllnB.
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ORANGE
, PEK.OE
FA
New Millinery
IS AWAITING YOU AT
PUTMAN'S :")i
in such a variety of new colors, new mater
ials and new contours in Felts, Velours, Hat
'terV, Plush,' Velvet, Satines and novelty fabrics
frpni such famous makers as
X GAGE, BETH and CAMEO
They are arriving daily and we invite your
inspection.' i
pfc, V IADIES READY-TO-WEAR
AND MILLINERY
worq. over crepe,
gandy dresses.
chiffon and or-
MFTY SMOKINt; MTECr
Woinpn"- smokers nre rocom-
! mended by A,' O. II., one of the
llVadln- . rushton niuBazlnca . in
r'runce,. to - wear narrow?, stoles
madn of old-stylo braid or moire,
.embroidered und beuded with Bold
and much resembling tho rituul
ornamental worn by tho priest
over the surplice. Or a narrow
lame metallised bather stole, well
ornamented, -can he adopted.
It can bo fitted with llttlo pock
ets rot- the ctBarette enso an light-.
or, the powder puff nnd rougo for
the lips, and can or ' courn. be
worn with everything, from eve
ning' dress to pajamas.
New Victor Records
"I'm Lonel WWhoiit You" Vox Trot
The l. K aomlrich Kllvertown Cord Orclioslra
"lo You Bellev in Iiniants?" l'Vx Tint .
Inlnic Aaiiinsoii and Ills Commanders,
"rxiwn Bj thu Gas nousc" h'Uidy-Mirra-r ,
"l Afo Uw Bolonri" Hilly Sliirray-Monrmi Sllvtr ,
CARR'S
The Home Of The New Victor -
FOR
HARVESTING
Leather and
Rubber Belting
Canteens and
Water Bags
F. L. LILLY
Hardware
Mali 85
Advise
Women
to adopt new hygienic
method and retain fresh
nesa this way; true pro
tection ; ducarJililiirtiirue
TARCELY on medical advice,
1 1 lt,m nld.
' women 1IC u.iiuviiihb
time "sanitary pad" for a new way
that tupplanti uncertainty with poi
tive protection.
Sheer frock and ill-timed oci!
engagements no looger remain a
worries. Lost dayi are fewer, and
health better.
It ii called "KOTF.X. Ends the
insecurity of the old-time sanitary
pad. Five times as absorbent I And
dmiorutt ends ALL fear of of
fending. i As easily disposed of as a piece
r of tissue. No laundry. No em
barrassment. You get it at any drug or de
partment store simply by saying
"KOTEX." You ask for it without
hesitancy.
Coeta only a few cents. Eight in
10 better-class women employ it.
Proyes the risk of old ways.
KOT6X
Ne imadrj-diMcmi Uut tsarM
' $ -'iv ''fff
When you fii-st met ono of the people now your friends, he was
only a face and a name.- You saw him of tener, listened to him,
, learned what he was doing, what his friends'-thought 'of him
. . . . claimed him youreelf as friend. It was only a matter
of time.' '.'' . '' , . , ;,'
It is oniy a matter of time before you will also claim as
friend many a product which advertising is introducing to you.
It may be a tnier watch, a quieter door-closer, a long wearing
silk stocking, a better oil for your car. If you notice more in
the advertisement than just appearance and name, you may
want to be friends at once. You will learn what the product
means to others and can helpfully mean to you. Advertise
ments tell you frankly all that makes a product friendly. Quali
ties, mannerisms what the watch, door-closer, oil is in the habit
of doing. Advertisements make you acquainted before you give
the product your faith. Since you choose your friends often,
why not keep your' choice wise?
ADVERTISEMENTS GIVE YOU TRUSTWORTHY FRIENDS
THAT MAY 1'ROVE INDISPENSABLE TO YOU.
Ijulln and f.eulbmen.
York Clly, tlio papers mj.
meet
She
Mfldelyn Klllei-n. She l one nf
Is with Hie VnnllH- tills yenr.
the nlfllot dancer around New.
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