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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 5, 1926)
'Friday, November 5, 192f. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Paee Three Society News Mrs. A. W. Nelson to,u p.tings. ' Vnfoff din o ),:,. A tlie nt UMwtlng of. tlie 4c XJlltCitciinS aZ -rnrtim.nt Van ilyko and Alma " Rride'f T,nnrVonn ,",,ui iu i. tiu gnbj.ct ami .' v '" " ' '" '.'.! ' ' churKH. Mrs. A. W. Nelson wua bosttws Id the incinbcrH of, the Alpliu "club Tne nnnutil buzaur to be held lit , utu.lioon - yestunluy afternoon Nov. 1:1 unn" -u discuss..! ut 1:16. olrloiik at. her home on Wednesday afternoon when the 'M".r street.- follow and pink wii Ladles' Aid sot-tety of the First I Ije ,'oolor ., sufirnie lined In deeor- Presbyterlun chureh met In the tiling the live" mnuli tublns, where community room of the chureli. lirMno -wua' ' enjoyed rollowlntr Mra. John Thotaen.' president. lutK'heon. ' l''hrywinlh(niums nii-1 presided over tliei meeting and rows were I bo. . .lowers use . called upon chuirmen or various Mrs. t.'liuiles Reynolds won the. commtltees to report. All gave cjMlMirUe- attbridHU and. the Rues', favorable reports and n lilKKer ba firlw wi nt to Mm. W. H. Iteuter. t zuur is nntielputed this year. . Jtl rB-liiljiu lf ,Slo.iiir(' 4 riveeived (the .Mrs. - J.': T. Itlehariison led In loiyTstoie. ' Vy : -J.; '' .'(the devotional following the liiiii- !$ .Mfs. ' W. I' vlVrljlns will he ; the jiess hour, after w hleh Hie remaln JlijJ.'tyiostes,? tp tlii.'clli'b. '""' jder of the afternoon was spent r C- : f vJsltltiB ... yi'-y Kd- Mrevojjji was hostc.- I ; The hostess romniittee for til" ii, l)i: Joliy LSi-ldgo. elul ifstetdiiy;. meeting consisted of lira. I". N. irtiftndtih. vit .fcy'-;lMV' tt Wnsbp Tnlitier. Mrs. Hobert Young. Mrs. 1iion.Anvrnili,-.vli-n- three '.table? I). .Jt. Tanner, Mrs. Oscar t'utler, ttvnrf- .At pbiy.', ' J V , ' . '.Mrs. Jess Tryon, Mrs. V. ft. Mil-. ,j!Ai'rits "of Vellou' c,KlsBtiintli'-'er, m. h. H. Cleaver. Mrs. Kl luimilwerB ' iirmiiged .liiioait 'the; len 'McKay, Mrs. K. K.' Beatty, grooms, forming n setting for rhe Mrs. Harley Iliehardson. Mrs. Hal yard .panics, which were follow.'. I ry Huffman and Mrs. 1-:. G. Klrby. Jiy a Iwo-cournc luncheon. - These women decorated ' the y .Mra. J. J. 1'iarson made lilffli. rooms, using autumn flowers and Sicore among the club members-before adjuurmncnt served " ro find hliTh !)itm.ng"flie,iguest8'Wenl fveshments. . . .' , ' to .Mis.. I.ee-Hanroiit.-, .Mrs. ll.j ;:' ' . Williams received the ron.solsi-i a program of interest was giv uon prize. ''en, yesterday afternoon when Ilia The club will meet again two Mother's Self Culture club met at jlveeks front yesterday with Mrti.ihe lionie of .Mrs. John Hodgin. W. t . crews ,ns ncsieas. , several papers were given wnicn ' "' were or iiiiereHt to every mother f Kour, ..tallies of bridge were at present. Mrs. ltoy McNcen dis play., hist evenltig wli.'n Mr. and cussed1 "The Modern Mother's Sue Mrs. Lowell Williamson enlertain- cess Through Keif Culture," un-1 l tl)c members of the Hwastilu Walter I'almer gave a paper' jirlilg'e club dr'ttirlr liome on Oak j entitled "Teaching Children Obe.l ii'trecl, jience." ij Mrs. W. H. Perry won fiiNtj m rs. Hodgin read an education il.i! among the women club nj it.ter from Dr. A. A. Berl, iiiembei'H, unci the men's club editor of the Seir Culture magu orlze went to Mr. Perry. M'-Ulne. published in Chicago, which ftnd Mrs. It. J. Green received he guest prizes. j The home was decornteu who (bouquets of yellow chrysuntlie- iplims. The card gullies were ro!- tewed liy a two-course luncheon. Tli ' club w ill meet again in fivo weeks with Mr. and Mrs. William Gable. 4 Melyliqrs or the KvenlnK Alpha &ul w'l.re enti'itained Wednesday evening when Mr. and Mr. (Charles mnifner wero host and hostess, . 1 l.'lve ' tables or lirldfre were at play, with Mi's. Adolph Siegnat iiakini? lilBh seore nmonft the t'voliien. The men's prize went to II. l.t'lsnuin. .i iti.reshniellls were served niter nie rard games. 3f ... ? The Monday Kvenlnft nlliner i-Vlli l(lot. ror dinner at, T, O'clock jiloniUiy evening at the Union ho-S-l. Covers were laid lor 28 and Slervm'ds seven tables of. hrldtre Were- the inversion. - Rumens' Paintings 1 Topic of Meeting nuliens, one or the great Klem-j tsh painters, and his contemporai-. ffs was the subject yesterday af- tle dance at Keating.-, (t'lnooii discussed by Mrs. H. U.! ... Manila and Mrs. I'hil Thompson MRDICAl, SI'lilNGS (Special), (then the art department bf the' A Hallowe'en party was held at rji lirinde Nelghboi hood club met ,ne school building Friday eve iU the club rooms. . ning ror the children or the school The niee'tlng was well Attended. und their parents, besides a lew ill s. Hanna told of Hubens' lit'--' in-v.-lt.-d guests. a"nd Mrs. Thompson discussed his j janies were the diversion of the ifjinteinporaries and Itilbens' most I evening, after w hich, refre shments ' '- ' I were served. Any. Girl Can , Be Pretty A new kind of face powder is here Made by a new French Process-stays on until you take it off. Pores and lines Jo not show. Not affected by perspira lion. Gives life and beauty to your complexion almost unbelieveable. It is tailed MF.LLO-GLO. You will love It. Olass llrugs, Inc. Adv. 1'IAXO STUDKXTS Tvonrn the "style" osed by Radio Records nnd l'Inyer Roll Art Ists. Sheet Music 'Demonstrators, Daiieo nnd Vaudeville Pianists, Theater Pianists nnd Organists Unwritten music will Increase your popularity. Taught only at WATKItMAV Phune Giitl-W. piaxo sniooij 1702 Adams Minerva Says We have I l-im h Ibick Invt iHKit, moiialn oc, brown i-alr, double xilo as niMir wnicrpinof as shoos van lie llinile. to retail at XO.'il). Alvi n ifl-iiH-h top full don-lib- Mill-, oiiWde tomiler, plain lop, WeynilM.rg make, nt I()..V) lK-r pair. AIo -aim- make mnl "tylc ,l nlnnc only IJ-lneli. at H.B.". Anil nnotlHT style. -IimHi. plain lo vlugle Mde ror onl ine or iik. nl sn.T.V TIm'j an real s1ks- In wll al n prkv. The B00TERY Tut Cnh ami Pay I IliNisr stiierI Von bet! discussed wive's nnrt children's fu-1 ttire. also niunners, as an asset in i tile hattle of life, and school, as a LO,.iai unlt in the community, .After these, papers there was a V,.nt,rai discussion. The n,,xt meeting of the club ...ii. i)0 vov. IS at the home or; .Mrs. Otis Palmer. Teacher Hostess To Her Students GUAN'QK HAI.I. (Special). Miss Mildred Stoddard, teneher here, was hostess lo her pupils Friday afternoon at the school at n Hnllowe'nn nartv. The room was decorated in keeping with the I season. 1 After an Interesting story told by the teacher the remainder of the afternoon wns enjoyed a: names. Itefreshments wore' served late j in the afternoon. J "" MEDICAL. Sl'lllNOS (Special) m,. ,.t,H Mrw c. ()'. Dloom en- tertained at dinnei" Kriday eve- nlng in honor of Mr. and Mrs. I Paul McCrucken, of Portland, w ho are- their : honsegilesls. covers Were laid for six. Atter dinner the party attende PUOM1S1-: (Special). A parlv was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew l-'leshman Saturday evening. Several friends of Mr. and .Mis. l-'leshman made up lb" guest list. Arter the games those present enjoyed a taffey pull. The bones of flying' fish nre hollow and filled with air, thes combining strength with lightness. RUDY'S FAVORITE .-wen, jmitf It raa to Mrs. Thtrpwi K. Wer ner, aunt of hln former wife. N'utni'hH Itiimhovu. thtit the Inte Kudolph Viilentlno bequeathed nlmiit ITirtft.OfrO of hlK est iite. Here In Air. Werner when he rench ed New Vork on the Aquatnnln en route tn fight eon tent of hi will In Ln Ann Mm. i I Chic Boot 3 ! The newest boots are rut low, sllsht-, ly uliove Die ankle, TUp pair illus tntetl is of black Uid and lusted , patent leather. ' Expects Big Cut In Income Taxes HK'AGO. fiov. "5 (A.I) The Clilcasro Daily News baa printmi a npws story Buying- that Martin B. Muddi'n, phainnan oC the np propriutions . committed of the housv of r(rprtSinlativps anil "watchilog' of the federal treasury",, wit of the opinion that taxes on next year's incomes will be cut between $U0,OUO,0UO and $0)0,-0(10,000. 011(1,00(1. sauce pan. Stir in flour nnd slow- knotted in front. 'V ,' ', W u ' rrn: ' :' f i; SATURDAY ONLY ymWmSmE " .JtemM I v-l 30-50 Reduction ',. - 9? rCL li" ..'a..nBiaaaaaaHlsssssBSiSSSSBSSSBaSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSJSk(SJSSSJSJ - ml. m i Jii 1 batety In chopping i - : ' . : ' Sister Mary Says: HKKAKRAST Huked pears, ce- , reul, thin cream, serumliled crks ! ith bacon, orltp whole wheat toast, milk,, coffee. , ; l.l;KtHKON Scalloped rice and mushrooms, hearts of lettuce with i French dressinp;. , Kruhum bread. I baked apple with date and nut' mo ring ue, milk, tea.. ; j 1 )INNKU Broiled sirloin steak, ; bulunl sweet potutoes, creamed on-' Ions, celery and apple salad, rye j Uread. orange cream pudding, j milk, coffee. i Whether we. gather . munhrooms' ourselves or purchase them from 1 the market at a reasonable prlc we always regard them as a lux-; ury and delicacy. Their distinc tive flavor greatly enhances a dish which la otherwise bland and uninteresting-. The combination dish the luncheon menu is an ex ample of such a concoction. SalloMNl Kit kiuI Mushrooms Onc-hatf pound mushrooms, ; 6 tablespoons butter, 2 tablespoons flour, : cups'milk. t teaspoon suit. H teaspoon pepper, 'i tublespoons grated cheeae, cup rice. Wash 'rice through several wat ers and let stand In cold water to cover for one hour. - Drain and add slowly to 2 quurts of rapidly boiling wuter. The boiling should hot atop white adding the rice Boil hard for-Sfl minutes. Do not; try to cover the sauce pan. Pour Into n colander and pour several quarts of boiling water through' the rice. Then rinse with cold water and drain. Peel mushrooms, break in small pieces and si miner 3 min utes in 3 tablespoons Imtter. Melt remaining 2 tablespoons butler in a Batiee pan. Stir in flour and slow Wash 'rice -through several w-at- y , ' to uo uuy mi inej u , . . " ' ' . V I 1 add slowly to 2 quarts of rapidly 01,0 ' -ne results, .it is mane j .. . , '.,' AtTT.'-l I J miim- ...... Th. i.ui .i..,i,i k'n velvet or rur. i . , ' , T' All not stop while adding the rice. Boll ' : : ' A J 4' ', tm ' ' II. I ' hard fnr-2l minutes. llnnnt trv ' iOM TIKSl'K PAJAMAS 1 J T M W- .mStWWi.i ...II ') to cover the sauce pan. Pour Into Gladys Cooper's new golden pa- f!f MjtmWl D MM I Ulm1c J n colander and pour several quarts' Jamas are the talk or Mayrair. tJ MjM j If f fllTlti W of boiling wuter through' the rice. They nre fashioned or golden lasuo f M ' mMMJfWftJ U , Then rinse with cold water and with a curiously meshed surface, f M WW f If. m mJL ' ' '' A . drain. Peel niushroonis. break in The long trousers, fit closely, to '. -it s 4 small pieces and simmer 3 mln- Miss Cooper's ankles . while tho " g MEW" ' , ., .. 1 , ,. M ules In 3 Inblespoons butter. Melt Jumper is held In by a deep, close. I ' sr SJP j ' .- ' ' remaining 2 tablespoons butler In a uy swainou nip sasn wnicn is- fc w w 1 . s-. j . SPREAD a slice of bread. From actual test, acknowl edge the honest goodness that is wrapped up in the one-pound cartons of Gem-Nut Margarine You will like its flavor you are sure of its whole someness. A real spread for bread. Swift & Company u. s. A. Makers ly adi milk, mirrlng constantly. Season with salt aud pepper and add cheese. When cheese la malt ed, add prepared rlee and mush rooms. Mix lightly but thoroughly and turn into a buttered baking dish. Hake la a hot oven until top Is brown. Kt'rve in the baking dish.. s tVopyright, 1926, NKA Service, Inc). l'KTAIi KKlItT 1'HOOK . Kiigland'a nobility accepts its fashions from America as well na Paris. iMdy Uosemnry Bootle Wllbrahain, tho young sister of the Karl of iithom, appeared at tho Km bossy club dressed In an Am erican petal-skirled frock of pink, open-work embroidery. The back- grounda was u black velvet cloak. Around her neck was a ring of square diamonds with a big pearl drop. of Premium si,i:i:vi:u:ss cxats I A I ( 'tk 'rA"'r, 1 i While a large number or the J .""J-&a' ,1 V V Vw JL ' I ll new KngllKh evening ' wraps are I Jf r - l i s V rs i being made on the coat principle. I ff li - yf JSlJ )l i with inset sleeves, some -women; f iJ w 1 7 J i.V prefer the sleeveless, cloak style of, j iAs' ' 'TP V I mirinlent. Kmrltsli deslirners nre I 1 p IV. mKJP" I . . ! (cape which Is finished In a triangle 1 I f . Vf- fv J I : i fcll foX larks. Florists ' jjM yjAM- jM??mmm3m& u i Oleomargarine OFFICE CAT RBC MANN A Imrnlnir rtifngle fnmi tlx bain frll on Mm. Anna Koownn's mt-k and InflirttNl a severe hunt, Tho Iosh vai hiI- portly itviml h iiiM.raiii'. frYmit a new Item In Vimcnr, N. Y, Tlnos, ', Daring young women wear only one earring to . evening affair), says our reliable fashion editor, and we are thinking of going on. In keeping with our policy to sell the'best for less; to main tain a higher standard in merchandising, we strive to make our stores more than just shopping' places. STONE'S STORES are veritable supply depots,! where pure foods are in abundance; where thrift, and economy. greet you; where cleanliness is paramount and offer you courteous, helpful service. There is safety in shopping at STONE'S CASH STORES. ' SAVINGS Cul)lnge, Large Solid Heads, per lb Celery, Fresh Crisp Stocks Celery, each . Pork and Iieans, Van Camp's Medium Sized Tins ; Jello, Any Flavor Snowdrift, 4 lb. Tins at a Saving, each String Beans, No. 2 Tins, Cut Stringless Lettuce, Walla Walla, Large Solid Heads Operating in California, Oregon and Washington La Grande, Oregon. Next to Arcade Theater , socially a' little" mdre'"frequcnt! "Yes," ht raid, . "I have hiul nutny disappointments, but non stands out like the one that came to me when J waa a lwy.".- ( . "Some terlule shock that fixed Itself Indelibly In your - memory, 1 suppose?" 4. ."Kxuetly." said he tall man. "I had crawled under a tent to see tho circus and 1 discovered . it was a revival meeting. ' . ( i - : iladys Why up .iabblta linve shiny nosMt'f r , . , .. i Agnes Benuuse their,,- powder puffs are oit .the other end,, ... .-.'VI ' "The-e a fly in that milk pitcher" SATURDAY AND 234c 10c 2!t Pound : Boxes -.. 25c 25c 85c Matches, 6 for only 37c Sweet Spuds, California 15c Stone' 8 Package Coffee One Pound , V; Three Pounds 47c 'r $1.35 -j ONYX .1 SILK and WOOL HOSE ' US 2.25 In fancy tan, mauve, taupe, toast,, parch ment, grain and, com binations of beaver and tan. . ;- - ' PVTMAN'S Pultft the funny Mra. Ilrown. 'Nevci' Mind." replied the waiter, "Serveli him rlKht Just let hlni ;' ' drdwn.". Afl ions ns wo eon mine eow feed - nnd chicken feed in thi country, we nro not qullo buatod. Cohen: You enn hnvo them ahoea for 98 cents. Hiram: Are there any BtrltiR (o thin offer?.;.. . ; ;1 . Offlro lloy (So waltresw) "Wliatya ftot with unions in It? I irnt the afleriinon off the last Miiim 1 ale onkMirt for liinoli." . . . The Vitamins Of Cod-LlverOil Are At Their Best In SCOTT'S EMULSION The Builder Of Strength MONDAY It His. RaisitiB, Thompson's Seedless CCp Raisins, New Crop Ot $2.49 Jersey Com Flakes, regular 10c Offn Package, while they last JV Sugar, Pure C. & II. in sanitary . cloth bags, each Utl Limit one bag to each customer. large boxes 19c 4 IllH. 19c medium sized, sweets Jelly 10 pound pails pure d - ?Q fruit jelly, each tPJ-stl'
