La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, October 22, 1926, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextFriday, October 22, 1926. LA GftANkE EVENING OBSERVER v SocietNews American Home ' iiW. R. C. Official Department of j Welcomed Here Club in Session' - ' -1 . I About 60' person's uirhihcrsj 'and visitors Qf Oliver P. Morton 1 A program of mucil interest ! ueef corps. No. 87 withered ut I K'v' yesieroiiy ni.ernoon, tho K (. nun yesterday -afternoon vvhon 21) nicnibrrs of tho. Lu for th( special meetlns; called for. viruniie KPlttniKirnooa cum imcr-, inspection iiy Jirs. -Mlnda 81a: efcted in the. American lionie l.--t(.,y, lU-partmriit president, of Ku- purtment met in tnu nun rooms gene, ore. Only one officer of I he local 3 blasters" ,und eiKllt women of tit ' i t'emllMlnn Nneit'lv will Ink mitt. Entertains Club': Airs. H. K,' MVIntyre. tho dfivr- Mrs. Coug;henoYer pin seiec- i J. A. Tedford i lor. -ts ulso a -dramatic . ... . .' , ' . ' hnn will entertain with ft,. 'iv l oiurncnowvr wai, or ,. nosi. ,o hip meim.eni ui '';! ulll piay pln0 mllnbers. and the . B. B. club yesterday afternoon vpsliii.nstcr quartet will s ng. at her home on Washington uv"-;j niio. Autumn (lowers und leaves ' . Af,"r the program there will l.e in variety of colors were ar-,'n reception for til Pendleton vli- raneVfl atiolft llie roonrs. """ "' """ room. Back Again Tor the first time since the b rtnnlnff of tht club vur. ; Mrs. I-toyd TMerro, oralrmuii "of thij department this your, prisil crt ovor m abort buslm-as rm-etinH-, with Mm. K. 1.. Ralston In tli" tJcc retu ry's c h i r. Two tt'ii t u rea- of inl i rost t o pvory honn'inuUcr in tin city wpiv (hsciiHStd by Mrs-. A. T. Jllll und Mrs. ('. f. Moort. who -hud ohui-Kc of the flftcrnooif'a projjiuiTi. " . Mm. 'HUI's Biiboct . wns "What vh cun know ubotit interior Uuc ' orutinfc in our homes. '.' She bc- corps wub absent and the stat officer complimented Urn orffniil sutlon on their work. After tfceTn speetlon She 1(lreSsed Yhosp- -pYe ent. telltmr of the nuttonul con vention held at iVs Motnes, ?u,, which sho Attended. Win. -Eri.th Mason Christy wus made nuttonul president tit thut time. Six members of Treston llellvf Corps No. 22, of ,1'nion, were present tor the meeting. They were: Mrs. . L. Scott, president of the Vnlon corps: Mrs. 'O. J tun with the kitchen of her Skiff, Mrs. . wenoonover. lnuse, fPlllntf of the color schVm" , Ktckle, Mrs. HaHarU and lis. iisi-d, now to m;iKe wie. cnpnoarisi ruu. most attrucllve, und went froin there through every room of h-r house, giving many ideas about lnt-rior decorating. 'Shu ended her report by singing H'onn Sweet Home.' Mrs. Moore told of t;ie histo.-y of Ortentul rugs.' now they nr- inuib- and where. She also . toM how to buy Ihe different types of In Ihf afternoon. ..i i , ...i... rin Wednesday afternoon fiv them. Hefore the close of the meetlnj? Mrs. Slattery was presented with a silver sandwich plate by the mem bers of the tocal corps. Mrs. l-auru Itruden, president, made the presentation find ihe department president responded, thnuktng the corns members. Itefreshments were served hi'e . The home department will meet once each month during the fall nhd winter months nud all inter est ed a re w e I co m e to a 1 1 en d . , Past Mutron's club of lope rliapter. No. 13, Order of. the Eastern Slur were - entertained Wednesday evening at the Ma sonic parlors by Mrs. t' YV. Noy?s ahd Airs. Annu H'aeon. After, the business session a social hour was enjoyed around Hie. flrepluce. The guests were then invited ti ihe dining room, which was de o ra ted In an o ra n ge and blue k color scheme In keeping with the Hallowe'en season, where n two course luncheon was served. members of Oliver V. Morton post went to I'nlon when Mrs. Slattery met Vlth - the relief corps mem bers of that city. Mrs. Harry Turner, Mrs. Laura Hraden, Mrs. S. S. NyW Mrs. KrantMs I'lank and Mrs. (Vila GaleH. were Ahe women who ul iended the I'nlon meeting. Th'iy were accompanied to l.a Grande by Mrs. Slattery. who was the guest of Mrs. Hraden wnne ner Local Attorney Weds in Portland Mrs. W, S. Harer Is Hostess to Club "'with the memliers of the Thurs day Afternoon lirldge club as her guests Mrs. W. S. Harer was hos .lei's ut a I o'clock luncheon yes terday afternoon nl her home om Allison is the grandson of the Cedar street. .tllntf .ludire .1. W. Whalley. He Is The rooms were decorated for L graduate of the Columbia unl-' ifhe party In a yellow and black versity nnl the Columbia school I TOIITI.ANI). Ore. (Special). Of much interest here is news of I the murriage Wednesduy uftr- I noon of Miss Winifred crowther, and Stunton W. Allison, son ot Airs. J. N. Allison and the 'hi'.e Rrlgadler General Allison. . Hotn youhg people are prominent hvre. The . bride is formerly from Kngtund and is a member of a famllv known for years in musl- e,t, fir.-h H. She is u niece ' of Carl IVnton. Portland musician color scheme, a bouquet of yel low pompons serving as n cen V'rpiece for the luncheon table. Rovers were laid :.fo 12. ' V (" r Alter lunebeoii 'three" ta1)iesf oT of law and is now a member of the firm of lvanhoe & Allison In 1,u Grande, with which (rolon 1 K., S. . rvuhboe Is associated. Alli son is an' officer of the reserve bridge were arranged. Mrs. 'Wit I -. corps of the air service. U v C Froman won high score Tn(1 W(Ml(iing was held ut the and was given the prize. pro-Cuthedrnl of St. Stevens. Deun ' H.M. Uamsey officiated. 'Only. : . . l.'ii .if t c.nWn ! ""embers of the family were pres- her birthday anniversary Mr Parley Price entertained at a ,hildire inrtv yesterday afternoon at her horn- on Adams avenue. I The couple will reside In l.a '. Three lables were at play with Grande. . - 3Rrs. Hay Albert winning high J score. Mrs. Jack Hum receiver ent. Attendants were Miss Agnes Crowther,- tin bride's fiis'.cr, and Stoddard Lawson. Ihe second prize and the eonsoU tlon prize went to M is. A. Her man. t The enrd games were followed by a two-course luncheon. H ridge ut three tables wua the dl version of tne afternoon with, M rs. Al at Coa I we 1 1 winning h I rh score. Mrs. Ktliel Smith receive 1 the second Vm' n" u guest prize1 was given to Mrs. Lester If ram welt. . A two-course luncheon was served after the card gunies. Mrs. Boyd tldcock will he hos tess to the clan next week. 1 Autthnn leaves and HnlloXve'ei symbols We're used to decorate the 1 home of Mrs. Frank Hohlnson lust evenlWg -nen she wus hos tess to Wie n rem burs of the dolly Bridge el'trh ut Her home on Wash-' Ington avenue,.. ... Thiee tfioles tovvo at phiy with Mrs. T. R. Maxwell winning high score.. Mis. Kd Wrains received the consolation piir.e. ' .. - j At the close olf tho evenitig i two-course luncheon was serv i'luns were made 'for tin all-de.y meeting und deception honoring Mrs. Steea Ward, worthy grun-3 Vice president, yesterday ufternoort ,when a stieclal meeting of the I.'i- dies's society of the Hrotherhood of Locomotivt Firemen and Kn- glneers was held ut the home of Mrs. Juck Colenmn. " Mrs. Wurd la from Sparks, Nev. She will arrive here Monday morn- Pendleton Women 'rved.iMl 1 Fi About 25 m'embers of the HeM"f society ofthe Latter Juy Sulms' church met nfr evening In ihe tabernacle for their regular month ly literary lesson. The poet, Hob ert Frost, was the subject for the meeting. Mrs. C J. lilack guve the lilstory of his life nri-1 told something of his works, nf-. ter which various members of the society recited Some of Ills poems, j .Mrs. Clyde Metealf gave, "The, The shawl luppj on ilio dinner Jarkil !ls rcKainlnu lis voguo both in ln. 'don and New York, observers rcpsi-b Sister Mary Says: ages it 's also worth k ee ping in mind .for' u company menu.- Ho often a friend "drops In" just for an Informal noon meal urul wo wunt something not a bit elab orate or fussy but just u little different from. .(he usual chop and potatoes -HH--ffrutln. ; T) dish is "most attractive s'rX'ed on a large chop p:ate sur rounded .try rtiverlupping slices of broiled, toiiiatpca, karulshed with sprigs. qY paTstey. 1 . 1eaVnt Souffle rtno and one-quarter cups mac aroni broken. In Inch pieces, 1 cip hot milk, 1 cup bread crumlis from soft part of loaf, I 1 cup grated wChccsc, 1! tablespoons h-jr. ter, 1 tantespoon minced parsley. 1 tablespoon inlnced onion, 2 ta hlespoons minced nweet ied pep pe'rs. taltlespoo'itH Inlnced swet green pepper, 4 eggs,v Cook mueuronl In three quarts fn'pldly tonrttng salter Vater for minutes! Or until tender.' lira hi alifl Wnse Tn cold, water. Allx, ull ' the Ingredients ' except the eggs. : Beat yolks of tggs -until thick 'and lemon colored; and stir Into ffrst . rtiltifre. peat whites of oggn until stiff and "dry und ffold Into mixture, l'qur Ipto a well buttered baking dish and place In a iurge pan of hot water. "Hake 60 minute's In a riioderately Tmm-mX, LINGERIE r 'X NEW BLOOMERS NEW GOWNS - NEV . COMBINATIONS - NEW STEP-INS ' " 1 ,' Vfe'i'y Reasonably Priced. PUTMAN'S Sow' own, n'boti't no(te 'K's' l''nV-1 site would hove been an oHhnsias .. .. ;. I'tlc girl scout had . tho organiji- tton existed wlten she was yailng. NK' YOTtK Mrs. fvool'Up still ' writes .Mra Herlrt Hoover in. The American Girl..v.t was. plunmlll to s'ndlcate the, article, but jJ-'ii-h. i ovnn nm) loves ,hprfffiH ,ol flni) 1 'r'pql)dge ,(llwpproveil. .,; - Deuth of the Hired Man." one of ItltKAKI.-AST nmnrfniii ost'8 well known poems: Mrs. j ,.ni tiiin -.,... ..iu i nj .... IXVilford Johnson gave "The Hun-' eon. pi meil Hen in. ' To Present PlflV. U5'" Hurry Tractor 1 mcul waffles, milk, coffee. ' Kmma S t r i n tr h a m ,rave "The , ''. , ' , lnr?n "lc The Westminster society I, px- Peaceful Bhepherd." YT'? ,0":"lo1,'8'1 "run0 wM" me ti tsiminsKi sociiiy is c x- i boiled custard, binn rolls, milk, tending a g-eneral invitation to its1 Mrs. Karl Kumlcl pave a synop-lfea. meetlne; at the I'resbyterl'tn sis of his life, after which DINNrii Roast Veal ' iotato"s church at S o'clock Monday eve- recited several of his smaller; bked ' with ineat, brown g-rnvy nlng, when a group of Pendleton poems. . . creamed onions, head lettuce With women will present the play they Members of tile relief society chlrionadc dresslnB. whole wh"at recently gave for the synoilleal have a meeting of this kind onee .,.a, carrot Inrts, milk, 'coffee. iiireiinH in I'liiiiiinu (-tunny, every nionin. i-.veryone irrferest- . vhih thia me piay is enlllieil "rue Two on is Invited to attend. luncheon menu Is suitable for the home folks of all MINERVA SAYS: Queen Marie of Itumnnfu nut H-er tirettfer shoe's tlian tliLs one Above. A ini tnt longiieiess oxford. iKan I'llt-Ollt fitnii to show llMlM ;hwsy Spuiitev liosln-y. Silk lure, full pk( lieol one of Mm cleverest Utile imiteins .lumii hi footwear. Mmlr by Tweetlie. sold by ladcly lluytlen. wnn by the best Hi-evsil woin ii nf La(.miiv!e The B00TERY Zipper (veihoiH on top. Members of the Swastika Hrldg" club were guests last evening when Mr. and Mrs. W. H. I'erry: entertained at their home on 0,( avenue. Mrs. Herbert Puttlsnn ! won high score at bridge among the women club members. Will Gable received the men's club prize, and the guest pii;:e went to Mrs. John Colvin. . A yellow and black color scheme conforming with the Hallowe'en season, was used to decorate the home. A two-course luncheon w.ln onjoyed following the card flu mop. , A rox OF COAL in your bin is xrorlh two tin if! way. Why not ht hs ' thnl bin with : ABKR DEES UTAH TODAY Call nl vffirr or )honi w for n FREE bridge xrnrr pnl (with v'w 1020 rule). Sawyer-Holmes Mercantile Co. riionc Main 17 We are awful irlail Hie iroml wentlH'r kfcM up as that mean loin of Milra In our palm anil nil. All OHlir mc In yeslcnlay 2A irallono t while pnlm fmili sonic parties In .ainpa. lilalm. Wi' hiakr lots f Rhliinirnts, not only In the tHl;liloriiiK Iowtim lull ti limns at quite a ill-lanv. .lum tlilnk. Hie other ilay tn solil 0 roll or liioririit lo a naily way oi-cr In Walln Walla. We fdilpixil 2A paint brn.lHs up flip Him' till' olhi-r ilny. WImmi yon raiLMi'r that you iitn buy a palm bni"li Iwrc a i-licap a yon i-an at thi' mall nnler Iioiim's, thi'ii ii k no wunnVr ninplp buy tlwrn. Woluitr a few nmrr gin ilooti, for tt.AA eai'li. Wc put In wiiMlnw irlasM if yon brlna: yinir old asli. Ur liavp a nlfi' hiuti'l, of tamarai'k ftitif pir-ts fnmtliK W1 tMI!!. The rnrtiier wait! Ik' wire tannlil firing Hum in Ir it liiln'i rain loo hanl. You tmi liavp IIh-iii for l.'H' apleii'. Claude C.' Pratt Lumber Co. "Tim Poor lan I'rlrnil" Near I'oundry. 1'hoim Mala t1 aa mm .MTll IfMI I WHY 1)1) YA ItOI.I, TIlAStC Wks ' ' . - ; Whll.imin and His XiVehetitra ;. 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Nice White heads, 20 to 35c Crystal White Soap i A Real Value, 20 bars for 766 Sunbrite Cleanser -At a money saving price, per can . 5c Quick Napthd Soap Chips I For the Washing Machine, : 2 for 45l Carslen's Pure Lard 4 pound pail. ......85c 8 pound pail : $1.65 Cut Macaroni 6 pounds for 49c Ginger Snaps ; A La Grande product, 2 pounds for 35c Log Cabin Syrup Fine for hot cakes these t cool mornings, large size 89c' Cut Slringless Beans 4 f0r ' 49c) Ful1 Pint Bottle' 2 f or 45c Snider's Catsup LAY IN YOUR SUPPLY OF FLOVR NOW SPERRY'S HARD WHEAT Milled From Old Wheat 49 pound sack. ....$1.98 Per Barrel (4 sacks). ...$7.75 Orilr.ni of M.ftO or over ili'llyrml frvr. It ru cannot nnH plnnm jour onlpr. 'Kt Modem food 6 force l iSJ l i ri mm imw"-rm uvgnrvnj We Apprctl atc , Your Patronage Phone Main 94 Netft to Arcade Theater. No Sunday BtisniMa. 'i