Wednesday, December 1. 1926.
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Page Three
SbCrETY'NKWS
SHE WATCHED MIDNIGHT XYNOTERsEr
65 Couples at 1 :
, Commerce Club
Dancing Party
Although the crowd wua not n
larfr us bad been hoped for th'
itftnce given last night at Zubt'r
hall hy the entertainment cohi'
mlttpe of the chamber of com-nit-rco,
was an enjoyable one. About
CS roupl gathered at the hull at
y ' o'clock and a pleasant throe
liours was spent duneing.. I.lndsaj's
orchestra furnished the music.
j rul ing- the evening the chamhnir
of commerce (ftiartft entt'rtiilm 1
those present with several iiujh
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This dancing party is the flist,
one sponsored by the chamber of
commerce since 1108. l'roceods
brglon convention fund.
, I'luns are for unother party Im
mediately after the Christmus hoU
Idays, A. W. Nelson, chairman of
the entertainment committee, an
nounced this morning. Asuisth:
Mr. Nelson are MIhh Margaret Ant
son, Mrs. E. M. Fowler, Airs. Ada
1'hy, George S.;Rirnle, It. J. KUch-i-ij.
H. M. i.urson, K. U Lilly, Hari.
ley H.- Hlchanlson and Itaymond
ih Williams.
Several La Grande people Inter
ested - In music went to Hukt-r
Monday evening and attended tho
concert at the Methodist Episco
pal church there when the Mao
Jowell club of that city presented
two local muslcluns, Mrs. Thomas
It, Maxwell, soprano, and Leo On i
len Bryant, violinist.
,The program began at 8:15
o'clock with Bryant playing .th-i
first group, which consisted oi
(Concerto No. 2 by Wieniuwsltl,
"Jl e n u e 1 1" by Mozart and
"L'Abellle" by Hhuberti Bryunr
played two other groups nmleurh'
ine was enthusiastically received.
lUa second group wus "To a Wild
Itbse" by MucDowell, "Old Kolks
at. Home" by Koster-Kreislor, "No-
laxly Knows de Trouble I ve Heen,
and Miss Klorenofe French. Mr?,
l-eland Klnch and Mrs. U. T.
Parker served.
( v ,'- . , , ; v
Neighborhood Club
. Views Operetta
"The Browni Band." presented
by 26 Iji Grande ohilil.cn under
the direction of .Mrs. Vernon Alns
worth and Mrs. Klmer MrMunus,
made up yesterday afternoon's
Neighborhood club program at the
club rooms lu the public library
building.
The stage was decorated to rep
resent a woodland scene, where
Barbara Coolldge, Kuth Murehi-i
son. Lucille, Price. Dorothy I'lerce,
Jucuuelin O'Brien,' Marguret Dix
on, Jeanne Baum, Winifred Scott
and I'lttrlcln Jesse, weie enlovlnk-
a picnic. One of the little girls.
Patricia Jesse, fell asleep and be
came lost and it was through the
fairy oueen, Peggy Bohnenkamp,
the fairy princess, ltuth Stoddard,
and the Brownies, Wilbur Ted
ford. Merrill Alnsworth, Max Stod
dard, Oeorge Stoddard, Albert Dtit
ton and Chester Ruuin, that alio
was found. . ,
Hnrbam' Stoddard and Louise
Mnrie William's were w butterflies
and. Julia and' Solly Hiegrlst wuia
wood nyniphs, each adding to thu
program with solo dunces.
Ethel Hurnden and Kuth Black
us. gypsies ond Ilobert Stoddard
and t'aii Mclnnls as owls also
played an .Important part in the
opercttu. ' '
.. tSdngs. . dances and spe'aklli.j
made up the little play and each
child performed well.
The costumes were planned and
made by Mrs. Dwight Jesse. Mis.
I.estnr Stoddard accompanied the
little people at the piano.
Preceding ' the program, ' Mr.
Robert S. Bukln, club president,
presided over the business session,
when Mrs.' A. J,. Itlchardson gave
u report oi me neneru concert lor
the Doernhccher hospital. A bul-
jance of fills will be sent ns 11k-
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anft Mrs: Join-.
rs. a. K. Barker.
Mr. and Mrs. T. It. Conklllt, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Delluus. Mf.
and Mis. William tlullmurk, ' Mr.
and Mrs. A. H. Orton, Miss Bcwl
Kelly and ,1. U. lints.
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COVE (Special). The Woman'
club held Its regular semi-monthly
meeting Friday afternoon at
the librury building, with 17 mem-
x bers present. . During the busi
ness session it wus decided to
continue the l'rlduy itrhool lunch
through the month of December.
Mrs. 1- K. Anderson wus elected
leader of the Junior girls' orgaAt
nation. The elul) will meet again Dec.
9, when Its members will bn hos
tesses to the Women's Rlub of
Union. The committee In charge
consists of-Mi-8. A. Q.. Conklln,
Mrs. I,. K. - Anderson nnd Mis.
l.ydla M. Ijintii. ; . . '
An investigation whkh Governor Thomas O. McLeod. of South..
Cnrulina, is conducting into the lynching of three negro prisoners
at Aiken centers upon the statements of Mis. l-licy Moqney. of
Allien (above). I'rom the cell in which she was then held ns a
mnteriul witness In n IKIuor ease, sho says she saw the Jail stormed
nnd recognized a number of the mob ; , :: ; ' . 1 '
Announcements
Chapter I of T. R. O. will meet
at 2:30 o'clock Kririay at tne porno
of Mrs. George t.'urrey.
'
The American Legion auxlUft'V
will meet at 8 o'clock at the K. P.
hull. Officers will be elected.
The MntherV. BHf Cullufo club
will ' meet tomorrow Afternoon at-
i:ao o'clock at the home of. Mrs.
Wulter f'almer.
The' Hnptlst 'Women's, society
will Hieet.at The . chulclv Friday
ulternoon at 2:ao o'clock for aid
work A largo attendance- IS
urged ns there is work to be done.
Mrs, A. P.'iMarr will be hostess.-
The Kpwortb League coniesi ror
members closed Sunday.. The los
ing side will entertnin the winner
at u dinner Friday evening, loe
10f at 0iaii o'olock, -in the base
ment of the church.
White, "From the Cane nruke'
Gardner.' e played "Indian lxve;
Kin .,,wl -Mm K
via?, .in. - ,
I im nf Ontario, w ere here ami i
of lr. una iwrs. v.
well' received by Haker music lov
ers; appeared In two groups. Hev
llrst numbers were "Songs My
Mother Taught Me" by Dvorak
"The Nightingale" by Stephens,
nnd "Lullaby from Jocelyn" bv
(lodard. As nn encore she sail?
"Where Go. the Ilonls" by I'eul.
"Nocturne' by Currnn opened
hep second group nnd the otlu r
numbers were "As We l'urt" by
lllgnflet, nnd "Waltz Song" bv
Wilije.Hr.. encore number for
thiL''r5Tip" 'vns "l-'uiry CnuUea" b.v
I'nrew. '. ' 1
Mrs. Maxwell whs presented with
n number of bouquets, showing th.'
appreciation of her audience.
Mrs.. J. D. Meyers accompanied
Mrs. Mux well ul the piano and
Mrs. W. 11. Parkinson was ltry
nnt's accompanist, and both ,pii'
forined with technical skill.
A reception for the muslcluns
was held In the church paiioi;i
following the concert. The coni
mlittfo from the MucDowell club
In cfrarge consisted of Mrs. W. O.
liaker, Mrs. Gaston Dieudonn'.
Mrs. D. I. Stoddard, Mrs. Charles
Drieslmch, Mrs. Alex MacDotigall
illiam j- :
Mrs. ) J-
un 1
...' Neighborhood club's donation to
t i L l . . . . 1 u prp i? nest 9
" nil-. f.ii.t'cti iiit'UKl'U uy ii. ; ...... i xi.
j ... . K.pkcrH ev. wniie Air. umi
Cill." from Hose Murle as an cn-;"''" ,; A,,,n wl.,.(. BUeSt8 at the
core. In Ills third group Bryant v'" "' ' I home of Mr. and Mrs. A. Antlen.
vnt back to the old school and E el Hcarnshaw repoit-,J m- Mi-s H. C. Kccs, Miss
pfayed ."Coeur d'Ar,equ,n" by J,"1 "J fnnh- Hees the' ev. and Mrs.
go-Auer, "Illmores.Ue," "Tor Ait- I"-oKrealnir satisfactorily. Anothci . M Bla(lm., Mr. and Mrs.
Iln" and "Caprice Viennois," by n'",'l"""7t - t , "n nd Heed Ulaeker
Krelsler, and for nn encore e b,01 "'l p "' ' v'ore ' m st8 at the home of Mrs.
played "Scboen Uosemarln" by clmlrnmn .of , n'o. " . .
.,.,',.,. was announced, fnder thischnlr-;A' u- -u"1"1'-
iviiisiii. ... .. niunsliio comes the .Mvlxtnn r.t : At the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. Maxwen. who was equally;... n.. . moU( of the family
minerals and nlantinr.' ' . ,'jgalhered for' dinner, Those preaent I mcnts.
Mm. .1. I l.vn.i, nr nnHinn.i included Mr. . and . Mrs. Wil
.'uliiuh n,L f,.tnllv.. M iv and
tx iuiiiht iit;aiuejii Ul ink CI 11 I, ' - ; .
...i.,. k.:.t.... . lnl.v flmlth nnd fulllllv. Mr., and . "IIS Wl
the Oregon Federation News, offi- Mrs. George Oray and family. Mr.
cial publication : of the Oregon "ml Mrs. Krnle Miller unci 1:1111111
p'edf ration. - was a visitor ull 1 Mr. nnu sirs, i tuiik .inner
snoke briefly of her work. i family and Mr. unci Mrs.
Announcement was made of the Chadwick and family,
next meeting when Dr. W. T. I'hy f Mr. ami Mrs. T. (.'. Hefty enter
wlll speak on tire subject "The?, tulned at dinner' Willi covers' laid
1'oninninlty and the Home." (for six; The -giiesU were T'harles;
The meeting of the art deparUlftyito. T.ydta, M. IMI4U.
ment was also announced fo.'i'-un,a nd J. B. I.ove.
Mr. and .All's. A. II. uaniei en.-
itertalned Miv.and Mrs. I... H. I.nv,
Three tables of bridge were :tt lr- r"1 Mrs. K.- II. Daniel and
play Monday afternoon at '.he Hw Carmen unci June Diinu-I.
home of Mrs. itoss Hilton whi'.l , '"
she was hostess to the members' The decorating committee of the
of the y. O. club. The rooms Ladles' Aid society of the Flint
were decorated with bouquet! of Methodist Kplscopal church Is bu-y
red and white carnations. Mrs. tny nt the church nrianging the
booths and tublcs or me annual
bazaar and dinner to be given
card '' noay unei noon unu cyi-hhib j.i
the basement inning room.
n. Cnnk-cMiss Bs "TCenr;' Mrs. ' Wllllttl'.
Hullmark . and . Mrs. Kay i-onivy
were her guests. The men or in;
party played bridge while the
women sewed. ' The. hostess aervi!d
refreshment's. ' ;
Another part 'was held Friday
afternoon "when Mrs. Hoy Conley
was hostess to Mrs. T. ft. Conklln.
Mrs. William l-falttnark, Mrs. A.
H. Orton. -Miss Hess' Kelly nn.l
Mrs. Charles . DeHaas. After n
i.innsiint nfternnon spent nt see
ing the hostess' served refresh-
J Sister Mary Says:
Minerva
Says
Another shipment of Zip
pers In. Itlurks in hl-uip
nnd Tweeds In low-top. i''t
a pair before II- snows ami
lie sure to l"e llieni.
yotir de may be gone when
you call. At present we ham
nil slum and another order
to romc smhi.
This Is hendquartcrs for
Dr. Ncholl's Arrlies ami Font
Appliant-esi of all kinds. Sol.l
hy a grndiialo prncilpolics
f Dr. St'lioll's school. Al
ways at jour service. Wo
know how to nt them so
tliey ran lie worn with com-forl.
The BOOTERY
Thursday afternoon of this week.'
URKAKPAHT Halves of fcfan-
fruit, Hcramhled eKffs with rice,
Kin hum muffins, milk, coffee. .
LUNCHEON Cream of onion
soup, croutons, sweet potato salad.
toasted, Kruhaui muffins, cranberry
Charles Rcddingrflcld received high
score.
Luncheon followed
games.
tlio
St. Peter's Aid
Much credit la due MIbs Muhci
Ioly and Miss .Mima Cooper for
the uttraellve window curds, mem-
PlQnni'ncT Raczno-v. bers suy, which ure now beimt
1 lalllUllg Uditcaai I displayed In a number of the
lowntown show windows.
tin KrlrlnV evening Msv and Mrs.
E. Mills, eiilertulned. - 3rldKi
diversion of tha evening,
foiinu-ed bv refreshments. i nc
Kiiestft vero MK and Mrs; '.R.
Coad. Mr. and Mrs. T. It. Conklln,'
ivnn'Mrs; A. G. Conlilm. Miss Doi'i
Neptune ana ausb orwuic
dell. . '..:';. '
Mr. nnlLMrs. Frank 'Miller) nipo
entHrttttm'n on .Friday ovpning iit
d phipeftle jiiitrtji.-After the ganves
refi-ishrtieflts'iWtire served, , . Those
present were'- Mr. and Mrs. A.' II.
Orton. Miss Bess Kelly, F. H. Kel
ly Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Chnflwlcic.
and, Mr. nndyMra. John Miner.'
i M'rs, William M. Brudner was
hostess to . the. Young Matrons'
Urldge club on Saturday afternoon.
Mf -wiinnm.' riaiiinurK wwn-.i..j
first nrlzo - av oarus. wier n
refreshments were' enjoyed.
Those. ' attending tho(. meeting
were. Mrs. Charles DeHaas, Mia.
T. . C. Hefty; Mrs.. , O. 13. ' narkcr,
Mrs. T. It. -'C'onftlin, Mrs. ' Wllllum
Hallmark,! Mrs. 'A- Hi , Orton. Mrs.
It. H. Daniel, ' Mrs. Hoy: Conley,
Mrs. John Miller, Mrs., Frank Mil
ler, Miss 'jless' Kelly and Mis.
I.ynn Chadwick.
The members of St. Peter's Aid
! society met nt the home of Mrs.
i G. N. Tarklngton Monday to com
plete work for the bazaar to be
given by the ' society Saturday,
Dec. 4. nt Honan ball. Most of
the afternoon was spent tying a
quilt which will be sold nt the
bazaar. .. .
Pinns nre now . practically com
plete for the -ale, Saturday. Mis.
Gilbert Barron', who is president
of the aid society, is general chair
man In charge.
Mrs. C. J.. Osborne Is chairman
of the parcel post booth. The
members of the society have asked
their friends to send them pack
ages of 2d cent .vulue, which will
be sold at this booth without oe
Ing unwrapped.
Mrs. J. Conley and Miss I.ury
Wade will bent the apron booth.
Mrs.. C,C; Bull and Mrc. O. N.
Tarkington fit the miscellaneous
booth and Mrs. Kay Goodnough ul
the cooked food table.
Tea will be served during the
afternoon und the cups ami sau
cers given as souvenirs, Mrs. D.
V. Curr and Mrs. Oliver Riley nre
in charge of this feuture.
COVE (Special). Many Cove
homes wero open to relatives and
friends for Thanksgiving
Many Parties at
Cove During Week
COVR (Special). Many parti'
took place at Cove during the past
week. Mrs. ChnrlcS DeHaas was
hostess on; Wednesday evening at
a sewing party, when Mr. a.id
Mrs. T. H: Conklln, Mr. nnd Mrs.
G. K. Barker,' Mrs. A. H. Orton,
I jyj
COVE (Special). Members of
the Cove Urldge club . spent a
pleasant evening at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Hefty Satur
day. Miss Bess Kelly received
high score among he women at
curds and Wllllum Hallmark re
ceived the men's prize. Refresh
ments wero servedafter tho card
games. - '
Those 'present were: MY' ni'l
Mrs. Lynn chndwlck, Mr. and Mi'J.
BAKING
1- XlT TTVf?T
Same Price
for aver
J&years
25 ouncesJvrDS cents
War Prices ?
OurQovemment
used millions (f pounds
Roasters
In Granite and
Aluminum.
Carvers, Dinner Sets
and
- Mixing Bowls.
See what you mny need In
Cooking Utensils nnd come
In and pick them out.
PL. LILLY
HARDWARE
x Phone Mala U
Decollete
fW
IA new m-hlm of fashion It th wear
ing of a big bunch of violets In the j
j axv V o aa dvahe anccrit.
po.
VET HI S
your kitchen today
then multiply this
coffee saving
by40
Actual kitcheivlaboratory teits
k .t nrrtwrl hvnnii aucation that
U-I R Ki mnrr hixiv more strtnpth.
mnr mfip xiihxtance. .It s concentrated
that shy! liut we wouiu lute you w
Int. hen. We would
.,.. ... f,,r vmirsrlf how vou can use
UK ;uci iv.. - t ,
less of M J B to the spoonful and still enjoy a
fine, full-bodied cup of coffee. Then
Consider that the average family uses 40 :
cups of colfee per week an J you begin to see
the real coffee saving you get in M J B. ('
M-J'B Coffee
there's Economy in its Strength
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::; PUTMAN'S::
Semi-Annual Clearance
Sale of
GROUP 1.
' $6.85 '
. Values to $13.50
Ar.- A Sale of : ..
J. Wonderful Value-Giving
v Reductions Worth Considering
, j-.-..Thi? group comprises the season's :
very smartest hats in Lyon's velvet,
- handsome velours and combinations
All the Season's
Best Colors
Every hat new
and desirable.
GROUP 2
$3.75
Values to $8.75
GROUP 3
$5.00
Values to $10.00
You'll marvel at the quality and style you'll find in this
group for so little. . ; , ' .
r ' A limited number but most wonderful values in the group
to bo almost given away. 1 ; ; . , " 'v ': .
conserre. molasses cookies, milk,
tea,'
TJIMNHK nollMl shoulder or
. i. Ktirf imlatoes. erenmen
carrots, cuhhnKe nnd celery salad.
onen upple fie. nrnn urn...,
coffee. .
No cereal Is siiRResten in m
hreakfimt menu, since rice Is eotn
hlned with tho m I"1'1 'km,
muffins are served In place of
(toast. '". :'';; ,.
Hwest potnto snlad is rallier un-
UHtiul hut very Rood una nuu
lienrty. ' , ,
.Kwceet HOIUIO num...
ik diced sweet potatoes, l
cup diced conned pineapple, I cup
diced celery, 4 luhlespoc.ns French
dressliiK, mayonnaise, shredded let
tuce, stuffed olives. -
Mnkn tho Krencn uressinu .
lemon Julco Insteud oi viiiegar.
rour over diced vt potatoes and
let aland for one hour.. Add cel
ery, pineapple , an nnuyonnnlso to
I mnko moist. , Arrange snreuueu mi.-
ituce around the side or a auina
how und pu( the solud In the cen
j ter. , Oafnish. fllh BlIceB of olives
I nnd serve. .'( .
j The coarse outside leave of n
hand of letiuc should fte used for
..l.M..llnrr if. 'tliAHni. liUlVeS . ' tlVB
I carefully tririifned and ... crisped
they rliis'M,iteiV'l,in1 "h
., I... tun' IiibIiIji Imuvpm and
should not ne wasted. (c-opyriKni,
J92, NEA Service) JniJ.Jf r
Constantinople has dedicated a
new Widow's Home, the first In
stitution of Its kind In Turkey.
Wealthv Widow . .
. Would Wed Again
"Now that my stomach trouble
has all disappeared since tnklnR
a courso of "Alayr's" I would even
consider pcottinir married nn-nlrf. I '
cunnnt tell you how terribly I Buf
fered before Uilflnt! this great rem
edy." It Is a simple, harmiesa
preparation 'Yn rernovwt , ; the
caliirrhViriiiiicus Vrom the intestinal
tract nnd allays the Inflnmmatiott
which ciiuses practically nil atom .
ach, liver and intestinal ailments, .
Includtnc appendicitis. One dnso
.will convlnco or money refunded.
At all druififlsls. Adv.
piano
vvi't;
OP
fctmas
Our Stock of Orthophonic Victor Rec
ords it i complete. New records dailv,
CARR'S '
Eastern Oregon
Music Co.
PEACOCK
COAL
For HEAT
CLEANLINESS and ECONOMY
VAN PETTEN
LUMBER CO.
Phone Main 732
for Service.
Qhenew
EASY
WASHGR
on view
Washes and dries at the
same time. Not a drop
of water to lift or carry
THE new Bay Washer tho mot
imtzmg development ever mode in
' Washing clothe, ia here. The small tub
. i ' . irim whole batch of clothes ten simile
,,. beta in three minutest Meanwhile, the
large tub washes a second batch. Twenty
theets handled at once your washing dono ..
in kalf the time with half the work. Nu
water to lift or earryj not a drop of water
v wasted. The Easy even empties itself
when rou are through' washing. Let us do
week's weaning free in your cwn home.
No cost or obligation. Phone today,
rAXT TERMS
EASTERN OREGON LIGHT & TOWER CO.
Always at Toar Berttoe
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