La Grande evening observer., October 30, 1926, Image 3

Saturday, October SO, 192(1.
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Pago Threw"
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eISociet
Hallowe'en Tea
At Hill Home ' J
Well Attended
' A Hallowe'en tea took place
yesterday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. A. T.. Hill on First stre't
the annual missionary ten. gi'
in by the. women of the Mission
ary society of the- First 1'iesby
terlun church. Approximately- fio
persons, members and friends uf
lilt, nlmrnh .vor., ti. 1 1
r mm nis'n ;i int iiuuie ui
The room wen? ik-coraled Mr,nn, itrs. c.. M. Hiiinplin-ya. when
the occasion Willi bouquets if yUss ,-nt.rinf Humphreys and
orchid chrysanthemums urrnngv 1 , Mas ,orot1!U Harrison entertuin
ln tin living room, and in tin- d 17 of their cc-hool IrUnds.
r .llnins room the Hallowe'en color . ,,.
nche.ne. yellow and black. h .,
carried out. mark owl., were ni , , , -,
each corner of the room oyer .,, .. Mra. q ,-,ye,b. tho
.Kilting fixtures and ' ll"f'tlle ' was spent dancing, a.. n-.ack-o-lanterns
served as shad-a . unknown to any.
for he chandeliers. Tall yel , ,iri,.nt, J pulled the Bue,..
candles were also UH"d in addi- ' .,. .& ..,... ,1 ri..t
lion, to baskets of yellow n4
orunfie flowers,
. Mrs. W. r. Itnsfl and Mi's. W. R
Pickens poured und Mrs. , K. P.
M oss man and Mis. I Cay l-V Mur
phy cut lees. Kefivshmenls were
in the S:inin: colors. A
the cake was yellow and whit-?'.
Hallowe'en candh-a In b 'uok and
I yellow were s.-rved. , '
. Tne nostess cointntrtee ann'sted-
in the dining room and living'
room. Besides Mrs. MIH. tHnse on j
the committee were Mrs. W H,
Ilohn-nka.np Jr c hairman M vr.i
A. It HmUer Mrs GeoPKe Or-kt-,
Mrs. W. l Mo!ir und Mrs. O. J
ill Wl MIL I
musical
pro-am was
Joy'd during tlie ufi'Tiioon. Mis.j
Kdwurd L. Holmes p'ayw a piano
croup. "Chili-. le Lune" by lie-1
lurry and A Sailors Hornpipe' Hallowe'en party was enloy.-l;
l,y Percy Grainger: Mvn. HMby t) m,.mberg of ,hP junlol.
Hitter Sherwoo... soprano. ,,.,., KllJl.,lv0l. 80,.,ty of the
three selections. ages Hose , ,.r,.sl)y,e, lan church an I
R,0nB k ?'la rH "'embers of the Sunday school In
oUan by carew. and "A lhe charch ,)aSement last evening. 1
. -oon's Prayer by lope: and M.S. s jack-o-lanterns and
Hons'' by Klman and 'Gypsy
Dance' by Ernst. Mrs. L y n u
Wright accompanied Mrs. Hlier
wood and Mrs. Miller at thephum.
Minerva
Says
SIM'XTKX IIOSII'.UY
l ......
Heavy, high-lie-lcr. fine
i .lapan silk, knit on extra
! rlnc Biiiiux' spi-hiB iK'oille ma-
chine. Xnriwv ankte. ktilt
iu; back sennl mill fnsltiiui
; Intf lliarks; f'aur-il.v liccl niul
r to:-; anli-nin stllcli. ricar-
O ness .nf fnbrii- r r.lnslicit.v -
nt yiMi'll r:nd tlscin all In
j Slllltc I1-5D0 nt SI.3H I:-1-;
pair.
Ollu-rs fm- $1.00
i ' :
The BOQTERY
. Stilt! Ajrt'iils
Foe Snui;i' Hosiery
TOMORROW
Thor Washers
$113.00
Tomorrow Only
Get one for that
washing.
La Grande
Electric
, Co.
Ml 2 Adarnn Ave.
."Ererjtlilng Electrical"
Just Received
Nice assortment
PYREX
, CASSEROLES
With nickel frame
and without.
Also
Electric Percolators
and
Stove Percolators
F. L. LILLY
HARDWARE
Phono Alain 83
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I News
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Costume Party ;at
Humphreys' Home
Hallowe'en is always the season
of nmny social - events und lhi
same Is true this year. Practically,
every social orKunixution In the
city, especially the children's fro
cleties, ure having H&llowe'i'ii
parties, and several individuals
ure entertaining.
I One of the season's parties wad
, visitor was revealed as Mrs. K. 1.
Mossrnun. , , . :
The. rooms of the Humphreys
home, were decorated tor- the oc
casion In Hallowe'en ptyle. Fes-!
loons of black ami yellow, iui 1 1
' principal features. Approprlut
' refreshments were served at a
i late hour. The boys- selected their
1 partners for supper by choosing
naw.,ta rn, .'... i.v f.hnosin.r I
noSes. the girls hiding behind u
screen and allowing only their
nosi.B to- show through a hole. '
sTbe w poopU. pi,.8cnt WPr.s
U 1 H-ndAcksnn. Mar-
.( Uutn II;irrtti0n,
Dorothea Hrinison, Lucille t'rqw,
M rs. Alvin Hawk and Cat herb."1
.,, CM.. I., r.,1 U'flllulnm.K
-!Ivt(r un. WilUml Hendrici:
son. Itllss Leslie. Alfred Zweifol,
Joe Fay-r and Wilson Stuart.
"other symbols or Hallowe'en were
arranged about the rooms, wher
Hallowe'en games were played. It,
was a njasquerade party and as
leach guest entered Gustav WissUi-j
announced them by a fictitious,
name which caused considerable I
! merriment. Fortunes were also
told by Mr. Wissler. i
i ' Mrs. Gustav Wissler. 'superln-1
tendent of the. Junior- (1. K.. was'
in charge of "the 'rnrty and was;
assisted in serving Hallowe'en re-1
freshments by Mrs. W. C. Hoss, 1
Mrs. Kva Wissler, ' Slrsi W. -P. ',
, Molir, Mrs. Guy Pratt, Mus. .Hub
ert Kakin and Mrs. I. C. Ilowser,
suoerintendent of the Intermed
iate Christian Kndeavor socie.lv.
The party closed with the C. K.
sonjj und dtcJU.,, , y
j with 14 boy arfd girl playmates ,
as her gut-sts, Lillian lOaton en
tertained at a Hallowe'en pany
at . her home, 2005 Kirst strert.j
last evening. ' ' l
! (-ats. witches and - other weir;i
' symbols of the season . made a
i setting for the garni a," foi tun '3
(and stories. Freddie dleeman was
the fortune teller. Mrs. Mary 8ill
Iwell visited the party as. a witch.!
! On the table, whoje refreah-,
I ments were served, a huge jack-o-j
lantern was the cenlerpiec Tim
cakes were frosted In orange' and ;
black. I
1. .'.,.
The Kpworth League of tl"-,
South M-thodist Kplscopal church
met Wednesday evening' in i he
basement of the church for a Hal
lowe'en social. Ktunts and gami-i;
!
I
One or tin- OImtviv Bill-i-:lll-l 1
ID- ii In If lil m.v "
nwtly. I wns way out In tlii-n-ii;
i-ikI of tin" liinilM-r junl lielpliut.
n fiiniM-r limil lip n llf f
i-nal nnil lnii I Riit I"""1 I "1,s
jut aluml out ot la-i-aili. Alivinl i
llic- onlv llilnv I ran tliink r l,
lliol wo sold ovir BO.IMKl 4-tilar'
shiimk- yeMnliiy anil n lot of
hlK limbers t.i hi' iimiI In liHilRi'l
work. Tim mI huslia was nl-ol
irooil isli-nluy. We an- iiltra-t-j
hiK tlie nlli-iilinii oC a icooil niiui.V
imlnl salef-nieu. TlM-y say wpaii
iituvlin; iiloiii IMtlm tlinn any on'-iH-nli-r
in tht-ni outlilc of tin'
clly of I'orllniid. We can't li-li
Ihiil. I'iiil- )M iMlurnlly liny;
nlH-n- tiny n ""' t'1'- "10s'
niom-y. I
A. Koown Just mm nisnin
into tin- ynnl. I00I11 " I"'
wants wnirlliiiiir. from tin- ny
i.s slaiiiiiinK aroimil. I will have
tn mill this ronllslun-i ami s-- If
I an't jk-II lilm a imlnl hnish or
some holt fi-in-iiiR. If I an'l l
thai niaylH- I ran buy tamarack I
fnn-e posts of him.
We ilon'l hamllo all Mini of,
rnnilliuv. Von inn net thaulimn.
oi farr's. t
Claude C. Pratt
Lumber Co.
TliB Poor Man's Friend"
Jfrar Intindrr. I'lione Malo 2 Id
No Sunday lliulnraa. .
were t-njoyed until a late Jiottr
when thi ' committee In chui-tt-i
servetf npprupriate refreshments.
Forty-eiKht mem be m of the
U nfirue were present.
Island City Club !
Is Entertained
Members of the Island City club
were entertained ut a Hallowe'en
party last evening at the William
Mitchell homo at Island ,Ctty, wih
Mr, and Mrs. Mitchell and Mr.
'ind Mrs. Albert Wardell as ho.su
and hostesses. ' I
An orange nnd ; black - color
aclieme was used about the rooms, I
In conformant with tha season.
The tworcotirsu luncheon, serve!
after the brl.ltfe Kunies, . was car.
rled out in the same colors.
Seven tables were ut play wtt!T
Mrs. 1 4. . M. .Hoyt , winning Jiigh
score among , the woneo players
and the men's prize going to Carl!
Irrin. j
The club will be entertained inj
I wo weeks at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Gilbert' Hunter, with Mr.'
and .Mrs. Dolan assisting. i
. '
Mrs. K., Jt. Ouy was hosr.ssj
yesterday afternoon to tlie miem- j
be)H of . the Fridtty AfU'rnoon(
II ridge club at her home on M
uvenue. A Hallowe'en rotor schema i
was used about tin rooms, boa-'
(Uets of marlgoJds and chrysan-
themunis lieing uned. i
Three tables of bridge were at
play with Mis.' Kred Spaeth win
ning high score. The second
prize went to Mrs. H. Hosiuusscu. !'
A two-course luncheon was en-;
Joyed alter t ha curd games. j
teas to the members of th North
Powder ,-5(H" club Thursday af
ternoon at her home bene. Eight
women drove to La Grande from
their homes there and enjoyed the
afternoon nt BOO." Mrs. t J.
FoissUoki won high, .score.
Luncheon was served oftes tho
gomes.
Announcements
The Central council of parert
leacher associations will meet
Monday afternoon at 4:t& o'clock
in the Neighborhood club rooms,
presided over by M13. . :. It. Mc
pherson, president. ' - ' t
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The Women's society of the
!apllst church will meet on Tues
day at the Shade' cabin at HII
gard for a' work meeting. The
women will gather at the Baptist
parsonage at 1 o'clock, where
tiunsportation will be furnished.
In the evening the men of tlie
church will join- them at the car
bin for a polluck supper, after,
which tho evening will be spent
s'oclnlly.
The Art Research class wltl
nipet Monday afternoon at
o'clock Willi Mrs. Donald
I'ague,. 17111 Fourth street.
Tlie Kilur-allonnl luixlllnry will
"It Came
from
Siegrist's!"
To be able to say
That is half of the
Joy of receiving a
Lovely bit of jewelry---And
the other half is in
Knowing that it's
Design and workmanship
And materials
Are the finest to
IJe had combining
Precious metals and
Precious sentiment
Into precious beauty.
You can come to our Store sure of getting
the best of Quality at the least Cost.
SIEGRIST & CO.
The Largest Jewelry Store In
Eastern Oregon. ,
not meet TuesiHcy ttvonjiitg vf rvwl
week as si B(lnH4 pa account uf
the election on thut day. lnsteud
the nieettng vtilt b hebt the fot
lowing . Tuvaday evevlnr t The
American Kestl,valM will b the
subjects It la u Thaukaglvtng pro
K'uju und Is- in clwtge oi Mrs. H
i;. Dixon.
V
The- first literary progvam of
tho. yar wHI -bt- Tuwtduy ftfterv
luion when the Neighborhood- club
meets In regular svoaiou. "indina
Folk Love" U'th tubjevt. Mrn.
William Miller Is tn churge. '
The. re wUL Ue a special meeting
of the Woman's Benefit associa
tion Tuesday night nt the home of
Mrs. Frank PIU, tl Greenwooi
Street. - -
The regglar mcetilig of Oliver P.
Morton Heliel' Corps No. 7 will
he Monday ttftornooit at th K. IV
hall. All nieiubeis are urged to
attund. :
Sister Mary Says:
BIIKAK1TAST Grapes, ooroal. top
milk, French, toast, sirup, milk,
coffee.
1.1'NCHEON Broiled tomatoes
on toast, cnnime custard, milk.
tea. !
1JINNKK Hogout of mutton,
boiled potatoes, creamed turnips,
celery, fruit up. gruhnm bread,
niilk, cqffee.
The fruit cup la a partlcularly
happy choice for desert. A pehrt
a peach, an apple, an orange, a
banana anV whlt. seeded grapes,
are thoroughly chilled In tt medium,
sirup. . A -"dab" of whipped cream
adds to festivity of the cup whnrr
serving. . .'-
(trolled Tomatoes on Toast
Four - rounds of bread, 2 good
sized tomatoes, . 4 thin, slices of
cimcse, I tablespoon minced green
pepper, 1 tablvspooa mlneed on
ion, : 2 tablespoons butter, : 4 thin
slices bacon, 4 sprigs parsley, salt,
sugar, pepper, 'i tablespoons grnt
ed cheese, ' v
Toast bread lluhtly and quickly
and spread with: butter, - Place on
a shallow puu and put a slice of
cheese on euch Bide. Peel toma
toes and cut. In halves. Put n
half ol tomato, on tho choeso, cut
side up. Sprinkle with suger, salt
and .pepper, minced pepper and
onion, pot with butter and cover
lwlth grated cheese. Put bacon
over top and placo In a hot oven
until tho bacon Is crlBped nnd tho
tomato and cheea arc cooked.
Garnish with, parsley and serve at
once. . .
Tills rccjpe sounds fussy, but
It's simple enough to serve for club
refreshnnents If the "parts" are as
sembled arid prepared In advance.
Tho bread la out abottt half nn
Inch larger than th tomatoes.
(Copyright,; 1S20, NBA. service
Inc.) ' 'V
KHi'a wore down bc-rore tho
Kourlh Century B. C. proliubly in
connection with rt-llRlous ceremonies.
OFFICE
CAT
T NAHM RtO.
' SWEETEST WOHDS: Th baby
la asleep now. Here's that book
I borrowed. You gavo me too
much money, here's your chang.
Certainly, we can give you two
aisle seats, cent or. iu tlie uecond
row. That story you told vau the
hctiC one.
Him: "You look like a sensible
girl. l,et8 get married. ' ,
Her: "Nothing doing. I'm just
as sensible as I look."
. . . .'
Sam 1loskin? iKi'tdenlaltiy shot
hihiM'lf while bunt lug. One of tho
wounds Is fatal but Ids friends mv
(lad to liene that tlie otbel one Is
ih( serious. ItldgewmNl, X. !
News.
It is natural for boys to follow
the line of least resistance, Vs
neclally if it's the waist line.
A mon t an forgive b(s enemies,
but lie lias to call on Uut Lord Mi'
Help to forgive Ills rrleius,
,
"When I was a small bpy.' I was
re of hf Kennte. nnd ivna Instrn
t .OOO.WMt.OO by bin vlKr dpfvnmc
live .nnd unMtrrrviiig lnlty ( his
uf 111 fellaw ucjuJfcrai. Voted no on
, ; l'nld Adv. I
DKCEiAUATlOV
To render the
most dependable
and courteous
service
To th greatest
posolble number
of people
At the lowest cost
consistent with
fair wages to the
labor and capital
employed
Giving and
deserving fair
treatment
thus
To be a factor.
In upbuilding
this community
In the objective
of tbls company.
. c ! M, :
Eastern Oregon Light &
'left an orphan,'.'' ; ' J : jf'T! 11
'Whak.tLUl your ia U ltU UVV U
7 A
Di yon- emember ynrn ag-1-
Of courstt, I knpy you do:
When things thut didn't please you
Ww "YwAMUy-lhree 8kldlQof"'l
Anothsr oJil-tlm saying '',?' )
Among (Km wMa In Ula;
Whene'er we saw a chicken ' I
The cry wu, "Oh, you kid!" j
And when you vvrt dlsguateifc '
With things that were all hash;
You dtdnt swear but merely sutd,
"By Cracky' or "oK, rosM "
'Even now "The cat's, pajamas," '
I "Applesauce"., "flat tires" and
I such u ', '
iAre not quite th berrtosi r -
Vint new ones or gel Dutoh."
Society Women
Less Extreme in
Their Make Up
LONDON. Oct. 80 (APV Ther
is a subtle change uotett In the
muke-up of the more extrm. oC
the society women.; Th inuke-np
Is becoming less obvious ttiul also
less "vamplsh."'- Th, change is
something of a revolution from the
Ha J. TAYLOR
ttcmooratte '. .
Candldjilo for .loin I Senator I
Viitiitllln. I'nlou, AbvvoAV (on nt I en
vvrR foo '" I
llevry J. 'I'aylor cn4Wste fn
rumpriMliio; I'MtntUlu, I'wtvft 1l j
Ulnrrow C'onuttra.
Mr nu eleetr. 4o tkli ofsle four
)fw hk auui baa arrve alu 4Uarlrt j
fnlthfully. lie mddfM at Tendletoa,
mm born In MUaouri. saavrtl vilta I
hi parr ar C:aJMoaUi Ut 1MM.
rdurnird t ultU aakali aana tm '
I mulllln raiiaty 47 rart ago and
hnm krm m fatrmea evra alar Own
lar:n nheat frn wuvm aoaool 41
rcrtor thtrly rarj clly eoaarllmsai
C l'oaitlvto five yaara. aa baea a'
director sa lan4 Ksaiplra aaaJk ever:
luce Hm orannluittoM, U a nteaiaeri
of KlkH, W. O. W.v md I. O. O. K.l
wok ;raiui ainawc 1. a. u. VHi
and IHUt .raatl lUpmeatuMvr, HI
nnit Jlft ft mw aacniaja; fttfc I
ear aa TrwaUa ( I. tt. U Vt UM ,
at I'ortlnnd. f
Hla PUtfuvms ft oeieX hm will, ;
during him trvta of off.. InllkhiUyl
and bonratly fulfill bis official;
dutlra with the Irani poaalbbp rx-
tivaa to tax payor. Ha tavat a I
rcaaoaablo and Juat tifvonta tax. aor-1
m it I aehool In K O., the eompletloa
of nil atote hlahwaya nnd totlrrmvat 1
of bouda aa tlwy matarai aoer!
leglalallva for itratcctlon f labor i
nbollahiurat of naeleaa eoajntfaaloaa
re4ued lloao foa foo aard aato-
mobUoa. 110 baa m pra bin, a
private or aocrrl latersta to wrrr,
nnd alanda oa hla record aa Seaatorl
for lKia anal llaia acaabuM at tb
l.aaHlalntlvo Auraikly. Waa. a Mf
brr of the Waya and Mraaa Commit-1
nicntnl la aavlaa tho taa payora
of the rights of the prople, Hla. me
vonatltui'iits wo a blm tNe admiration
'he U"nnla rraolutloa.
II. J. Tnjlor , - :..t . v
This Is the House
No stumbling up dark steps and
no lighting of matches to find the ;
number; no fumbling for the door-'
bell AT THIS HOUSE.
The host was thoughtful and con
siderate. The porch light was burn
ing, sending forth a genuine wel
come. ; , ,
The l-ont of thin thouithtrulneiia and ronxlil.ration Ih but
Utile. To burn a 25-wu lump on your vorch nearly four
bonrri cuntn u penny, .- (
A light all night for two cents.
Your eleetrle bill Is the mnlleHt Item In the family '
budget.
PUTMAN'S. ..
x :'-- La Grande's Exclusive " '
Ladtea Rcadu-to-Wear and Millinery .
piled on rouge und crtiivsou, linr
stick aud- thuro Is. uiUmUik the ex-
..tln noeriiinn an n nt loiin til illlKlllir
the racent season.
In Bond street beauty purlors U
Is! confidently whispered that wo-
I . .... . . SPECIAL' RELEASE i,;
Jack Smith's latest record ! ' :
"Baby Face" and "I'm On My Way Home"
CARR'S
YOUR APPEARANCE
. has a lasting impression on people
. . with whom you come in contact; so' .
keep up a good appearance.
j.,.-, No-thing helps to do this more than
f a clean and neatly pressed suit.
1 We Have the plant and the help to -,
turn, out the very" best ,workt
'. . , -. Phone MAIN 5G
STANDARD LAUNDRY
Power Co.
m-H mo trying once again to have
real complexions, und thai .talw
really a mart society dame one
must cultivate Hieream'Uad white
coirii'Jt xioii, 04 thp -;averaga soap
advyt tiiii'iiient. ; - -
JIE?rr.
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