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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 20, 1926)
Saturday, November 20, 1926. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Page Three If 1 1 I! &ocietyNews Mrs. Mills Hostess At Bridge Party Members of the Junior BrldK club were entertained yesterday iiftt-rnoon whon Airs. SLanley Mills was hostess at her home, on WuMh ington , nvejuie Three table were at play find Airs. Hill Templet on received high m-ore unions the club member. Tho - guest prUo -went to Mum l,oulto O'Conneli, . , , , Jlouquets of yellow tind whie ohrysunlhemuins ' were used ; tft dccorulo Die rooms.- A twp-euurse luncheon wim served lute in the uftcrrioon, (-. .,.,; ' Mm. A. .1. Loney will he tilt ntxt hostess Id the club, two weeki .from yostorduy. i i v . ' i Mr. nnd Mrs. Nolan Hklff nn t Mr. uml Mrs. Krnest l-nndry en iir(ttned tit n'Thunksfflvtnjr pariy fust evening nt the ttkltf home on Onk streets with inemhers of the Vnlenrlit lliidne' club us thetr K'lentH. . 1'rour till iles of hrltlKe were iho diversion of the ievenliifj with Mis. Curl . I Julias milking . high seore u i tip the women. Kveieti Keown ; won the men's prize and the eon- solution prizes went to Mrs. John Stewart und Hluke Mhlehls. . , j T Y'llow nnd black was the color; KcHeme used In the decora t Ion j, j Miniature pilgrim bats in blak I ftlfi'd with candy corn were found; at ivaeh place, when a two-eouihe! luiieheon was served following th- J eui;Sl uames. Vj i; ( ' ' ( j i The-J.: J. H..c!un met lusl eve- ' llltjg with Mr. und Mrs. C. M, An Interesting program of which Jolies as host and hostess ut thell Mrs. I,. IVnhimi, of Hlgln. was Imnie on Second Btreet. ItrliU: chairman, was given yesterday af- Plnyed during the evenln? ternoon when Chapter I of P. II. wlffi" SIT. and irfs. Harold l.ymnn:0. met at tho home of Mrs. G. I., winning' high score. Low score Dmton on Adams avenue with her went..lo.. Jliw) Tlielma ..Choate unci I'oVie'rVVelib. 9ie rooms were deeorated sus gesjtive of the. Thnnlisjjiving sea hobj and the siuu .ldea was ear riet t In the tvo-eourso- lunch- eotj which followed the games. Tle eltih will rilieet- Uirnln tWO ' und. Mrs. I,. H. Hunnifleld will en l . qpi In. e Women Meet At Fields Home- Tfhlrty-two m embers of tin Nejhbors of Woodcraft lodge en joj'ed a sociable Thursday after noon "at the home of Mrs. ISd J-'leds. with Mrs. Parks, Mrs. Buiv netf and Mrs. Htoll as ut'sistant ho$l esses. . 'th e roo ms we ie d ecora t ed for the' occasion with many potted plants. Luncheon was served by tin;' hostesses uftw an afternoon sneht visiting. Jirs. W. H. Allstott, guard s re wo(,k, ng rtiligemly nehhor. who has been awaWto Im,Ku ft mlP(,0HHi neural weeks, was present. ft-Tfi-e (Uinre 8 Ulo flrHt 0f a series a w.rprtse to those in attendanl f iwQ t)mip sp0U8on.d hy ihe unfUvy had not learned of her rv L.oininitu.e und th(. ,,,-oceeds from turn to her home here. thc first one will go toward the v , , ., . 1 American Legion convention fund. The Women's society of the Mrs lnvUutiona ure Put inviting every Haptlst church enfoyed an lntr-, mpmhQr of tIlp otanhtKtlon to the .sting missionary meeting yester- Uf)kh to ,nvit0 dlt afternoon at the .home ofom, chM. Mr. Fred Johnson. Ltghteen, danc(. ,w he informal and inanbers ot the society were 1""" ttiusio will be furnished by Llnd ,,nft . 1h!ivh six-nlece orchestra. ' ail'S. it. rt. WHKUin- nnl reviewed a yuyrt of "OurTem plej Hills," the study book no.v befng used by .tho society. The gojtten annlversnry offering, in eluy-ge of Mrs. fi. A. Pollard, w in f " Bargains in feoys' Shoes, for Next I Week $1.75 a Pr. SIm-s 2 to I Vt only. Tna Jlsh Inst, mostly hmwn rnlf, Winn; blaeks. Welt sol. mb ,'1ht lieels. Sold orlslnnlly for '$5.00 pc-r imlr. Tlti-ra are iialr in this lot, nil slws from jl to 4'A only. We linvedls. miitiiiiul ! Rimes n.l rlHL ilenn lip "'Is himell. fthv is no ohjeet. They pllllst ffO. ill. a in The B00TERY i Imv prlee C'a.li only. I t For i Thanksgiving Turkey Roasters 'i In Granite and Aluminum, fcarvei-s, Dinner Sets I and, Mixing Bowls. iFco whnt you mny need In tCooklnR: ftenslls and come In and pick them out. F.L. LILLY i HARDWARE ) Phone Main M f also a feature of the afternoon. Mrs, H. i Nellson was announc ed ss the chairman of the wlnnln team In the bazaar contest. Mrs. W. u Devine was leader of llio '; s, ... A DartV WAR tffVun n L.......!. Shsnk home this week honor-In m.- iioeni uirtliiluy unnlvermuy . nnuiiKS. unnies were en Joyed flurlnr the ni'nnln. wlileh refreshinents were serve 1 - .n ms iseuiun Chunks. Those present we're, ltuth uri'l Murle Hrannon. Vprnn iiinwm-.i l.nulse Vuught, Hii-Je Qruy. I.011K' Kpencer. Kuomie Twlclnvll, Juu nlta Khunks. Gertrude Swarthf. l-.nui Hick ford and Heuliih Mmnks; Clarenre und Cliurli'S Wil son. Hene Mt'Hhaln, Arthur ('una. Clifford Ooehrnn. Homer llurlow, Kills .Moore. Karl . Ik-long. Iluy mond Kponrrr. und Jack Hlinnkx. Other guests were, r'rillik Bhanlta, Mr. und Mrs. Don Shanks. Mr. nnd Mis. Curl Shnnkn. '.Mr. unci Mrs. Ilul lluekwalter und Mr. Illckford. , . ' . Nine of the school frlenils of Miss Culherine Humphreys Kutli ered lit the M. Humphrey home last evening for a taffey pull. After malting randy t'he group enjoyed danrlng for some time, after -whlrh refreshments were served. Chapter I, P. E. 0. Is Entertained at G. L. Dutton Home mother., Mrs. A. It. Hunter us as slstnnt hostess. Mrs. lenham was assisted by Mrs. Uae Rater, also of Klgin, and Mrs. George Hlrnle, of La Grande. H'he three women reviewed topics from the Atlantic Monthly, which u i I rite program chairman's topic was "The Pest" by J. M. Withe row, Mrs. Huter's , subject was "Curious Meals in Curious Places," by Mury W. Grlscon und Mr.. Hlrnle's topic, was "Angling In the Pool of the Oblivion," by Samuel McChord Crophors. Bouquets of pompoms In yellow anil bronxe were arranged about the rooms. A two-course lunch eon was enjoyeil by the memlx rs following the program. - ... . The .first dance given by the chamber of 'commerce since 1!HS or l!tn!i when It owned the Kugles hull will: be given Tuesday ev;?-j nlng, Nov. Ho. in the Klks' batl-J room und members of the soci.il committee,, who have ohn rge of- These dunces given by the chain-1 her of commerce will probably be the largest or their kind In sev-' eral months. It is said. Hlnee the. deatriirtton of the country club' house large canclng pal ties have been -very few. 1 Members of the ' committee In charge are: A. V. Nelson, chaii nian: Miss Margaret Anson. Mrs.; K. M. Kowler, Mr. Ada I'hy, j George S. Ulrnie, K. J. Kltche.i, H. M. Ijirson, I.. Lilly. Hurley H. Klchardsqn. and Itayniond ). Williams. Announcements Tho Westnilnater soch'ty will meet In the community room of;! the church with Mrs. J. r. now-11 ser us hostess, Monduy evening, jl viico Mnrimrfi Anson will erlvetne study of the Mlrucle play n.l J I Miss Hertha Hantz will piay a vio-. Mn nolo. Klffht o'clock Is the hour set for the mcctlnjr. DAXCKItS MOVK KLMH7 I NKW'HAVKX If this rartlnrr away of wool pft by suppmters of 'wlnnlnp fontbull tennis continues. . viuinus loKlenI developments are jsuRCMted by the Yale nlumni week , y, for Instance, the seizure of or- nun pipes In historic Wofdsey hall I by debnters who defeat Yale: the .cnrtlnp nwny nf Ice after a hockey 1 panic, and the eel Krass In the I Thames after a bunt race. Monogrammed For th man who likes his things Id i haro an Individual note, this season) baa brought knit tod Mlk oarraa with1 ! ilaro, baniy embroMored monoi ; aram with th background eat out.', Ml SJBM OUT QUR WAY n H'.t'r : .t.'ji.tl.,) :.M." v...-;-:'. ; . : : , f l7MeqE.S SftfT fiAiS) fiwTi NoTiS ; owe x f mavM ! YgEi-Ee VWAH-Hfttf some fos&iu&bot heard at ,-r -fse shoo vwhw them Mtw Moneifcey ; -1H LoOCrtl a &VO ee OW CWArAUpOAWSli3A& LAFFIH'MORE ? LETS SEE -f ' -fax EM -ftV Wlt! UO PAV HIM I ? J HE "TELLS AM' MO ... HKE IftATS IT'S --frV- f f ORNE 1 A-- LOMEf? S ohV-HOrA "S1? HfK HE.' lTVlW GrET -the 8uu akio The. fo-ae.'S , HEALTH OF Till-: S'KW MOTHKR lly V. T. IVIdo. M. J. Memphis Tonn. Member Gorgns Memorial Institute In the early ages of the human race, there wuh little necessity 'for special care of the new mother: for that was before our present type of struggles for existence and the spread of disease.' .But now the very manner of living and the cus toms of our people are constantly uhanglng, the natural growth nnd funetlona of the ody become Com plex, and child-bearing ceases to be a normal . function as Intended !iy our Maker. . j Hence, we must dnnlst upon our young mothers using care and pre tention not only before hut at the time uf birth and afterward. Remember the mother had been nine months 'maturing this child Und st the end passed through sev eral hours of rathei severe pain, all (if which has lt:.ffect upon her lyj-lcatcondtlp.-; ow, since the Irnby 1m here she must conserve her We have unpacked . ' selection the largest and choicest v i . ' ' selection of fine ' Jewelry it has ever been our, Matched Jewelry Sets Are all the vogue. Pennants with Bracelets and ' Rings to match. Compacts in Sterling and Gold. Whiting & Davis Mesh Bags in the new shades; imported French Beaded Bags. Gruen Watches There is real satisfaction in giving a watch with the name ."Gruen" on the dial.: It stands for distinction and quality. Not an ordinary Swiss watch. As most of our gifts are one of a kind, it will be to the advantage of those making selection to come early, so as to have a leisurely first choice. Siegrist & Co. Our name on the box adds much prestige to the gift. strength In order to nourUlt It. This means that she must have complete rest of mind and body for several weeks. Any undue ex cltement or1, inentul Strews - will change the jiiuahtlty and quality of of the milk and the bahy will not thrive.- Over exerelne will do the same thing und at the same time cause the mother to be a nervous wreck. ; , - .- ' . '-( After , (he child Is i . burn the mother should remain In bed about two weeks, 'beginning' to sit up on the twelfth day and to walk on the fourteenth, so at the end of the third' week she. will be walking' around the house, Hhe should not He upon her back continuously, as mothers used to do: hut turn upon both sides and after ten days, assume the knee chest posture for ten minutes night and morning. . After three weeks'. In normal cases, a tub bath may be safely Indulged In. Up to this time a sponge or shower bath only Is al lowed. . ' " Short automobile rldefl may be taken after three weeks', and not until the end of the fourth week Khould she.. be allowed to gi ,up and down stairs. At the end of six and offer for your , , pleasure to offer. ' V' ; By Williams weeks Is the final examination, 1 Any Uceratlons or displacements are found and treatment instituted ) ut this time. The necessary care will not only prevent future opera tions, but cancer, for many .can cers begin after childbirth, The first six weeks, of course, are the most Important, but u cer tain amount of care is necessary for a year. Always get the best doc tor available and do as he. advises. CHICAP PI'llLICITY NKW YORK Cheap and sensa tional publicity. In the opinion of Miss Sarah Butler, is one of the I ki eai'ti numut'ups umi t,ovei nora ui m rt?iiitsuii itiiu umvi wom en In American public life ' have faced. In Kurope that Is not (he case, she argues, , and American clubwomen should make the press (take women in politics for granted. Miss -atjer. siwer Ol l r. rvictioias Murray Butler, Is vice chnlrman of the republican state committee. I One of the new silk stocking shades Is "bark." ' Jt's for Charles ton dancers and ha some obscure reference to shins. - This Less than stores in ''lighted, and hardly any store is lighted to 10 of the brightness ' which exists: out of doors on a . clear, day. . J No wonder. that merchants uni versally find that as they im prove the lighting - in- their stores', sales increase by leaps : and bounds. -' . ' ;, ; : , .When 'goods are-better, lighted ,.; they become more attractive; , customers see the. merchandise and more easily andnaturally EASTERN OREGON I I ; jSiste&Mai? Says: I u n niVAKK'Xrr -f lJakAd apples, oulnfea'l, thin' cream, fried corn meal mush with brown siiKr sirup, milk, coffee. u I.l'NCHKOK HuiiKSrliin ' 'pota toes,- ipple-oelery.nut, salad, bran bread, cranberry and rice puddlnjf, milk, tea;. ; i , ; . PINNKR Mutton chops, boiled potatoes In parsley butter, kohl rabl In golden, sauce, jellied mint Bulad, oranjre cream puddlnr with coeoanut meringie, - whole wheat breud. milk, coffee., In this dinner- menu the snlud Herves a two-fold purpose It's a delicious sntad and an ideal ac companiment for the1 chops. Coeoanut added- to ulmosl any merltifrue baked on a pmldlntr Is a delightful change but with an. or iinge custard or cream pudding the 'combination Is quite, perfect.' The food vuluo of the dish is also ap preciably Increased. (1w Hungarian Potatoes Three cups potuto cubes, S on ions, 3 tablespoons bacon fat or bul tor, 9i teaspoon sail, tea spoon paprika. teuspnou pepper, 3 cups boiling water,. Melt fat In kettle. Add onions thinly sliced and simmer five min utes, taking care that the onions do not brown. Add remaining ingredi ents and simmer until potatoes are tender but not broken, Tho water cooks away so that the dish is not lnotatoes oulte - nluk in color but docs not greatly 1: chango their flavor, (Copyright, 1026,' NBA. Service, Inc.) , ;,. . ' , : . , . Scientists tell us wo are loMng the use of our legs. Probably, they never heard of a mailman. Shadows Lurk i in Every Room Just because you haven't the proper kind of lamp. Let us show you the real difference in lamps. ' . ',.,. La Grande Electric Co. 1412 Adam At. "Eterjrthlng Elolrloaln Merchant-- . Would a Customers Interest You? Gain Is Easily Possible With Only a Small Additional Expense three of every1 ten this city are well- , VI 'V-;' "Unvx" Silk In all the wanted shades ; . 1.25 to 2.25 PUTMAN'S i J'.'IJ.U I.U .. .. ".J.. I.I ..., ..1.1 j Vi:.TIIKR OCli.OOK pAN-FUANCIHCO, Nov. SO (AI) Vht. ,veathur outlook ; for. tho western states for the week hegln nlnic Nm; 31 wub nnnouneed here Unlay tV tho V; R weather bureau as; follows: . trim disitirhnnoo now centering Our Stock of Orthophonic Victor Rec ord8 is complete. New records daily, CARR'S GOOD APPEARANCE Does riot mean the purchase of a new suit or dress every week or every month. J ; ( It merely means keeping your' clothes look Ing new; that is easy. Just send them to us' for a thorough cleaning and you will have , them returned absolutely clean, . perfectly .' pressed, the . fabric freshened, and the nap brought back to life. ' ' " , ; . ,s; r LAUNDRY WORK Is also handled in the same careful manner, . v' both Finished Work and Rough Dry. ; , :,. STANDARD LAUNDRY , Phone MAIN 56 ''.' ''" u! 25 Increase In make up their minds more easily to buy. , Besides, sales people don't grow fatigued so rapidly, are1 more cheerful, obliging and efficient and consequently sell more goods. We are quoting actual experi ences that have been proven many times. We are now offering IVANH0E UNITS at a special price and will be glad to have a representa tive tell you how good lighting will help you gain new customers and increase your sales. Phone us, NOW. LIGHT & POWER CO. r-v;; and Wnnl Hone ' ' ? J.r over the orenrf Will' rnitse unsettled. '4 j anil mild w-eather und general rain, ' t . over the'l'aelfle. states during) ho r eomln week.. ' i , .. . ,-. , .V;l Consider the ' football - refero. ' The odd, are 12 to I nirnlllHt hint. yet he usually wins. ' . t ' i f
