La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, October 23, 1926, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextSaturday, October 23. 1920, SOCIETY N VisitorsGuests . . C At Dinner Held . In Union Hotel Honoring their house guests, Dr. nlld Mrs. K. JVWitt Connell iui'1 Mrs. . J. M.. Herry. of '1'ortlund. ))r. untl Mrs. I ' -Hlehurdson i ntertulncd at dinner 'Wednesday evening lit the. ynlon hotel. Two long tublcB had been ar ranged In the dining room and decorated with baskets of pom poms und other uinsonul flbwern. ,1-Hrly KlleStS Were Beuted at o clock ana served a s.x-courst' dinner, ' ': After dinner the guests were brought to the ltichurilson horde, on O avenue where nine tnbles of lirldKo were enjoyed during the remainder of the evening. . Dr. Margaret in:;le received liiuh scire -ninnug tile women players and It. I I-.. Westenlmver received the gen tlemen's prize; ' Ohest prizes we-e pi'esented Mrs. Connell und Mm. lierry. . lloimiiets of fluffy yellow chrys anthemums - were' arranged uliout tho living room .near tho cnH . InlileH. Jn the dining room there was u centerpiece of pompoms of I he same color. ' Mm. W. II. liohnVnhamn Jr. ns- hlsled the )inst Hs at the home. . 1 lr. and Mis. Connell left Thins. ' nay morning for Idaho where they have a largo ranch, and will renin. n there until early In No- vcmlier when they will return to I heir Cortland home. They will probably slop for a short visit here on their way home.- ? - Mrs. lierry Is visiting; relative-) and Irlends here, of which She '. has many. She visits l.a, Cirande nhout once every, year-' '; Members of Ihe Monday night 'dinner club nu t for dinner nt the . I nton hotel on Thursday evening of.thlH week. After dinner five tables of bridge were enjoyed in the hotel living room. Church Women Are Dinner, Hostesses The mothers and other mem bers or the Island City Com m un ity church of Island City entev talned the daughters and I he teachers fn tho school there at :i l:in'iiiet recently. Mrs. Wilbur Zurhrick headed tht! com null ee in charge of tho party and her asHs'.unts were Mm. J'.veiV'it Wnlslnger and .Mrs. lee Smith. . . overa were laid for 35 person S around ihe long banquet tables, decorated with bouquets of au tumn flowers. .1 Ihs Ha ra h Wi Ilia mson, one of the teuchers. pr -sided us toastmiK tresH and t live' a toast 'Vhat are v.-e h re for if not to make life U ss difficult for others?" Mrs. Flail K. "WulUs gave a toast to "Girlhood" and. Miss Hilda Illolc- i r : "V: V ,.,,.,.. ' ., , ii . iiJ , i in....! Klll'l irwill .saurj a auio anil iiib Vet a ( :if:i piayci a piano selec tion. Members of the Associated Girl Rtu,),'nt4 nf the liitr'.i school en- joy I'd a Hallnwi'Vn matinee dance Th u r.vila y a I t i noon a f ter school hmii-H hi l!;e hirh school Kym naiuin. i'repe papi-r nt reamers In the Hallowf'i'n colors wi-re usi-d to dt'cerate the room, whore l'.'fitflrls Minerva Says We nre liliowinif ' niirilhcl pattern hi TwceilU sllpM'is. I'ateiit ramp, round, one Mrap nlfKator trim ami faney nil -mil, t 'j-lnch milllary I . , t:rbhy strix-t r dn'ss slum for jieople who ilo not like Iiirf- P'ke luvN. TIm'mi hix SI O.00 Imhers fill only S".0.". These niv JCTmhI weai hi!; shm-s for the money. Altnc nit I m ire .woplo are ileiiiaililiii TwetMlles daily. Vh? f.iHd patlerns, poo.1 vt ar, p::il K hts ami f&Mnl fit. The B00TERY Where fliey niv Willi. A TON OF COAL, in your bin h worth two oi) the way. Why not let us fill that bin with ABERDEEN VTAH , TOD A V Call nt office or phono ux for a FREE bridge, urore pad (with new HI'-Y) rules). Sawyer-Holmes Mercantile Co. Plionc Main 17 jlanced und played games for two hoitrs. Miss. Huth ' li win sung, accom- pariUM by Miss Edna Gckeler ut the piano: Miss Bffie Blanchnrl played a violin solo, accompanied by Miss Myrtle Wllrook. and Miss l.ois Nelson uIbo played a piano solo. Hallowe'en refreshments cider, doughnuts and otnnge and black Inints were Served. The party was In charge of Miks Trlllian Ashlly, chairman of the entertainment committee, und her committee, members. l Missionary Tea to Be Held on Oct. 29 An Int cresting social urTtitr of tho , uututiin season which Is looked forward to rrom year tn year by liU'intir-rs. antl ftlendH Of the Kirst J'resltytorlun church H the tinnual missionary tea, which has lptn sot for Krlduy afternoon of next week. The Hallowe'en ten wll this year hp at tho home of Mrs. A. T. Hill, 1608 Kirst street. The hours are from H:30 o'clock utrtll 5. As HlHtinp Mrs. HIM "on the hosteiis cdmrlUitee are Mis. W. H. liohhea kump Jr.. Mrs. Uobert Kakin, Mrs. Georg'e Raker,' Mrs. V. 1 Monr and Mrs. Albert Hunter. A special program 1R bel(f ran Red for that day. Tho- com- j ed at a. low...JcinderKartiii-.tahlo t mittee in charge Is extending uifdr refreshments. A large pump. gi-neral invitation to membeis an J j kin jack-o-luntern served asacpri trlends to attend. jterplece, from which each little " guest drew a Hallowe'en favor The ljidies of Modseheatt Ie- glon met this week nt Hh home of Mrs. Don Shanks. Nine mem bers and two visitors. Alias Heu lah Hhanks and Miss llernloiv Cuss, were present. Mrs. (Vara Merger assisted the hostess In serving ref reshinents be- j gitt jun01. ttlul jslaicie Heynoldsi fore adjournment. i Mary and Stella jean Ihgle, Nancy ' ll-lndsay, Dale Thleson, lllcnard OltANGK HAI.I, (Special).-- Thomas jr.. and .Margaret Tho Thirty friends of Air. artd Mrs. J. hias. . K. Anson gathered nt their home) . ; Tuesduy everting for u aurprlsej furewcll party In Ihelr honor. Mr. Nlho Pendleton women will nnd MrB., Anson will leave herolcome to Ia Grumie tb present d soon to make their home In Cull-jpiuy "The Twd Masters." which, rornia. they gave at the synodlcal theel. Tho time was spent vlsitlnf. . mB In I'mntllla cbiidty .last weeli, after which several women of the j for the Westminster society of the parly served refreshments. Mrs. Cox Hostess At rSriage 4r3Ll y i Mrs; Kale rox entertained the members of the Junior Bridge club. yes.erday afternoon at her home on M avenue. Three tables were' at play with Mrs. I.eKoy Knight winning high score among th-.' ,.l, meiuhers. The guest prize - went to Mrs. I.ynn l.urson. J Bouquets ot yeuow pomx were used to ilecoruie uie iu..m. i After the curd games u iwo-cuui , I luncheon was scrvert. I !,. ' inh:i harori wuh hostess to tho members- of the Kiitluy A?- temoon club yesterday at the home of her son Arch Ilaebn. Tnn tables of brhlK' were the dl- . witli Mis Bert I'attlson winning nign sco'e. Lunch was served followln tho games. fllr. ana Mrs. H. E. Dixon en i.,-iiilnefl the members of Ihe eve nlnff Alpha club Vednesiluy nlBht, nl their home on Beeonu "-"- The rooms were deeorateil for the occasion with autumn foliage. , Club nienibei-s enoupli to initke five tables of hrhlRe were present.) Mrs. Charles ltej-nolils won hlKh score among the women anil the (men's prlne went to Walter uu j man. The eai d gumes were fol lowetl by a two-course luncheon. 1 I Entertains at i : Hallowe'en Party: i ! I Mrs. iilclinni C. Thonins enler-j tnllu il 10 children nt a Hallowe'en I'm nnnMie tllal rtnl Hit". We hae a k-(hmI supply tr Ca.t rh riiiiirl luniiK-r. nai-hnnrilx. back baiuU, plHltW HlilliK vertli-al Krnlneil rlmiriiiK ami slit-Ji like. We sell many litlikli)IUl. of luiu-lM-r Into t'lilcm. t'ove. Allci-l, Sum-! liH-rvllle, KniiH-la, nml the Sun-M-t I lint also buy build Bin material and paint fiimi U". 11ier an-mm- nilitbly gtiod rollu over atj t nlixi anil the )-ile ammitl lmli- li-r an jut a fiiiiiilly a.n niag ile. The Cove folk liavp WHiM-i mlKliiy rinmI ffliMrer. anil Mint probably ai-oiinLH f.ir llirlr . ra-rlty ami liapplmfw. Islaml C'tly la untisl for Im i-aMng ami honi-yi npes. Ahoilt hr best llllmc can nay alwait la Uramle Lx that tlaml V. Prall opemil lip Ti-tall lumlipr yanl anil knm-knl iIm- high prkT to tin- llnw ln-rore Hie wur. Claude C. Pratt Lumber Co. The I'oor alan'a Prlnul" Near I-Yximtry. I'hone Jlaln 21 No Bandar Bnstaeaa. Newest Shdei (The newest sports shoes ire low heeled, of dark brown suede With t even-tab fastening around tha ask) party yesterday ilfterhdon hbhbi- Ing hpr little dnDfehtef, Margaret', third birthday anniversary. i The Hallowe'en Idea was car fed but in every detail. Ornngf and black were '.the-, colors ' used and black cats, iv Itches, pumpkins and , other. Hallowe'en symbols were plentiful. i Aft?r- the .children'' had played ar-'for about an hour twy were Seal, after luncheon. Candy ctfns at ledch place were little black tout. A birthday cako with three or unge colored candles wna also a fenlure of .the table decoratiotli The guests -were: Johnny Art- derson June Sunford, Silvia Hod 'list Presbyterian church her Monday evening. The society Is extending a cn? r.-nl tnt.llf.ilnh li thA nw.rtll.1 hlch will begin at 8 o'clock. i i ne fUHi oi enuraeiers are; nun. Vim itnlni. soppt v Inriv. K i n. I - M Nichols:-Mrs. Htewart, her ltw ,. ,h, , .,,. Jaol Mcrrea nrfsslonBry daUgh. , Ade MrIntyrp. hr Hu(.ne und Jessie Thorti Mrs. C. Boiiivni wlth-Johes. ,,., ..., ..,, ,. ... i. n Hampton; president of the culltlte cuu m,s. w. W. Green, i ; , t - A ,.s H k.-Mp.tttVri tf) cllrdoliir of llp nlnv nnd H ill hIhH trlvn a arl-oun 'of drantatlc ieaclinlfl. .Mi, Ji A. TedfOid will play a plmftJ si The Value or a Watch Guarantee Is, worth Much or Little In exact proportion to the Quality bf the Watch sold. A backed by the right kind of a watch or it will be in repair most of the time. A guar antee on the average commonplace watch must be based largely on hope and the law of averages. .. - i . . ,.' Not so with a Gruen guarantee. This watch we guarantee for a lifetime of serv ice, even under the most trying conditions. Sold exclusively in La Grande at SIEGRIST&C0. The Largest Jewelry Store In Eastern Oregon. - Weal mknaler quuriei will vmg. " -, I The Juveniles of the Neighbors of Woodcraft ;1bdge met at I le K. t. hall recently and olwteJ officer, for the ensuing year. The new past guardian neighbor la Connie Bailey: guardlun nflgh- bbr, Marguret tlobhen: advisor. selection and the Margaret Millie! mugleian, Bennj , I110nilsPa COOkle, sliced bununas, Thayer; attendant, Krunk Ander-j mlk tett; , sbn: cleric. Knlrt Ilubnett:' bunker,, 1)IN.NKK (,.,., nf celery Orval Anderson: captain of thesouni (0a8led cruckers. pah -broiled guarBs. Oerold Burnett; Inner sen-. pork ,,,, mashed und baked tineu .Marie iveegan: ouier " - tlnel. norla D.ineaU: musician. WartPls Klchards; flag bearer s.( jeiiiu. puiiiiuii v.... King: page's. jAwronco Hotel. Mary Lorulne rturnett, Preston l-'ranklln Uurnett, Fern lumen, William Grant Qullugher,, Mury O. Marr. Ilavld flurk Atkins and Maude Kllu Kilter, The new officers ' will be In stalled Nov. SO, with Atrs. 11. A. Mngulre acting us Installing offi cer. ; The senior guardlun Urged that . all members be present ut that time. Afler the lodge session games were enjoyed by the 37 JUvenlles present. Mrs. Ruy Buel, Mrs. Fred Yeske und Mrs. Hobver as sisted the senior gimrdluil tn the ibdge hull. Hefreshments were served by Mesdames King. Howell, ltllcyand Sllvls. Mrs. Bailey and Mrs. Rob lien were visitors at the meeting. Announcements Social iindnnrcnietiM maj he printed ill lhl column free bf charge. f..-nuouncciiiit& pertaining to any function suhh hs cooked food sales, etc. tvill bo rofttseil. Aniionnecnicnlsi to be printed the sanio day, must be In society editor's hands by :09 o'clock. News editor's bote. Mrs. I.ela Joileli will entertain the Monday Bridge club at her homo Monday nflcrhoon. l.Uli'cli- ...til tn: nt 1'in n'c.lOCK. I . ., ) The I.ucky Thirteen club will be eiitfertalned1 at luncheon at 1:10 o'clock Thursday. Oct. 2S( at the home of Mrs. Walter H. Qulld, in stead of lit the home or Mrs. Ar thur Howell. , ftrivs TAtr.lrr ik Praxk VhTIDN, Ore., Oct. 2S (Special) A gang of high school boys nt-. tehipted a prank Tuesday nrght that failed to work oiit according lit their youthful schedule. They ,gnlhed entrance Into the south grade school building anu wciu busy removing me cwp" " tha b'-ll'when the ' p "ed by r he I on offj clals. "l""'., , ,e cKV rocoruer tVh!L"?i .1,,,, . " ei'i" 4-whinCriiit(ili.itr tlie lirakpft iorm ihh tiftfiif'!dtti.driiiit.drtVr,th now illilnt t rli-Mi. Oh. -TKrtl Install and It Wailfce; 'found ''that' t1.o brake are easily Tuljuated:-- ' There is probably no other wo i-d . in the Eng lish language that carries such a burden of miscon ception to the buying pub lic as the Word f'Gluaran tee" from the - lips of un scrupulous' dealers in all sorts of merchandise. Too frequently it is used to impress the shopper with the desirability of many watches that are entirely lacking in merit. As every watch buyer, however, expects a guar antee every jeweler is prepared to give one of some sort. If the watch offered is worthy, the guarantee is backed by sincerity; but if unwor thy, it often cohforma to the exaggerated expecta tions of the buyer,' and is but ah expediency to has ten the sale. tninrnnrno miief lm Sister Mary Says: BHEAKKAST Huke.l apples, ro,lod onl thln crPaill lmcon nnd ,,, omeiet, crlBp toast, milk, correc mtnohKON Tomuto ciipa. I vp aiul ,.rottm ,.,.,.. .an.iwiches i.weet potatoes, buttered spinach. a,urr(M, myaA wh0a roli dr,,8,h.n vlcku. mk COffee. Thu pi(lunn(.y of lh(. home-nia3e I I pickle suggested In the dinner menu will be most welcome with the pork chops. . Tho pears are stuffed with a mixture of cream cheese and peanut butter niudo moist with nuiyonnulse. Mince the' olives for the lun cheon sandwiches and tnuko the mixture pf olives und cheese uulle moist with mayonnaise. . Vse with crisp leuves of lettuce between whole wheat bread. Tomato Cups Two large tomatoes, 4 rounds buttered bread, cup minced fresh mushrooms, 1 tablespdon butter, 8 thin slices bacon, buttered crumbs, suit and pepper. Wash tomatoes and cut in hulves MEN AND WOMEN DOX'T IMtlVK A C'Alt Oil ItlDK IX OXK I'Xt.RSS YtI' 1IAVR (INK !!' ttl lt SI'KflAli AITOMO11II.I0 ACtilfcXT I'DliU'IES ONLY $6.50 PER YEAR CKT YOVR VOMC'Y nKPOHfe.tllE WltKCK Wo can also .NOW tvrlte your Automobile liisiirmit'O at a low er rati that, ynti lira pitying. . . - -rITKD VNDRftwittf KltS, ISC. - Jlqmo orriee, 1'oriluml, Oregon. PYRAMID LAND CO., Local Agent THE WESTMINSTER SOCIETY :'. . of , The Pr'esbytei'ian Church of La Gi'ahde Sponsoiing the. play "The Two Masters" To Be Given By Presbyterian Ladies of Pendletbn Monday Evening October 25th, at 8 ocldck at the Presbyterian Church No admission. Everyone Invited. DECtAttVTION To render tha 'most dependable and oourteoua aervica To the greatest possible number of people ' At the lowest coat Consistent with fair wages to the labor and capital employed Giving and deaervlng fair treatment thus To be a factor In upbulldlug tbla community la the objective of this company. Eastern Oregon 1 crosswise, Hcoop out centers und put the pulp In u bowl... Make a alight depression In each alien of bread and place a tomato hulf, cilt aide up. In tho holldw. Melt but ter, add minced mushrooms null simmer five minutes. Adt with the. butter to tho tomuto pulp. Scusoh lightly with salt and pepper and fill tomatoes with the mixture. Sprinkle with butter crumbs and put Intd a hot ovln for 10 minutes, .Then put two slices of bacon over j the top or each tomato and bake j unltl tho hucon la crisp and tho I bread toasted. Servo at once. NKA Service, (i-opyrlght, 1926, I Inc j Teachers Guests Of Commerce Club', VNION, Oct, 23 (Speclnl) The teachers In the Union schools, to gether with the hiiBbands nnd wIvcb bf those fortunate enough to posses such, were very pious antly entertained at the .Union hotel last Monday evening by tho commercial club, bong tubles Were spread In the hotel dining rodiri for a seven o'clock dinner, at which tlnie Supt. ltoy fonklln introduced the various grado and high school teuchers to the club. After tho dinner a few hours were speht In dnnrlng and a general Soclul time. ,. i- THE HAND THAT PROTECTS ; THE HOME Light is the hand that protects yoUf, hbhne. It warns the intruder that thfc ' piercing- eye of light is ready to expose ' him. ; '. ,; . P rowlers seldom enter a home Whe'e a light is burning. ,1 . The cost of this protection is insig- ' nificant. It costs less than a penny to burn a 25-watt lamp while you enjoy , . a picture show. 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