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LA GRANDE EVENING OESERVEIl
Page Three
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SocietyNews
Christmas Dinner t
. Party Is Held at
. Perkins Home
The first Christmas dinner par
ty t tils year wua held last ve -ninR
when Mr. and Mrs. W. t.
Perkins entertained ut their homo
on vO avenue.
' Christmas covers wore laid for
24 guests around aix smiill tables,
where -bridge was enjoyed la U.r.
Kuch table had as Its centirpVe,e
d Christmas oandle encircled by a
wreatli of holly. I'luce curds mi 1
Heore curds were ulso red ami
tfreen, In, keeping with the U(
pi-ouchlng Yuletitle. '
- Houo.net s, of the suason's .flow
ers, - red cairn utlons .predominating,
were used, to decorate other parts
of thv rodma. A delicious turkey
.lllruier wiis served at 7 o'clock.'
The hostess was assisted by Mrs.
O. Ii. lirison, Mrs. Winer Htod-;
tlu.nl and .Mrs. Charhvs lleynold-.-
' feira. A. W. Nidson made hlph
fcnoro among the women ut bridge
ml tho men's first prize went to,
Uharles Iteynolds. I I,. Ully ii
solved the consolation prWe.
This evening Mr. and Mrs. Per
kins will', entertain nt u brldt
jmrty at thulr home.
orgunlxntlons served 'lunch at mid
night. .
',
A farewell -party -was given at
the 8wart home recently In 'honor
of Mr. and Mrs. Morut und ohtl
Vlren, who left for Bwlta.orlund
the last of the wee:k.
The evening was spent in gamrtt
and dunelng, followed by lunch
eon. Those present were: Mr, and
Mrs. Otto Morat .and family, Mr.
nnd M'fl. Fritz Hoffman and fain
ily. Air. and Mrs. August "Hoff
man, Mr., and Mrs. Oren Lavnn
and family, Mr. und Mrs. C. Ullde
brant, Mr. and Mrs. William Kltz
gerald and family, Mr. and Mrs.
lou Jvuns und family, Mr. and
Mis. a. Woodrich ,und family ami
Mr. and Mrs. .Walter Stvai't und
family. '
Morut was nn employe of tha
niue Mountain creamery hero and
has .many friends here.. , j
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Lucky Thirteen
Meets at Union
UNION (Speelul). The Mickv
Thlrtoen club was entertained Fri
day afternoon at ,a 1.-15 o'clock
luncheon- ut thei home; of Aire,.
Leonard I'uvis in .North Union. .
Following -luncheon--bridgo was
the diversion tor the remuinderof
the afternoon, high score . beln,;
won by- Mrs. dtnymond I'llta. TIim
consolation prize went to Mis. T.
T. Cock. ' : , . ' V
Guests "besides the club members
vru Mi'8. Jiouls Hldler, of Hot
Lake, und Mrs. Bert :Knight.
OUT OUR WAV '
COVK (Special). The Ladle'
Aid society of the. Methodist Kpls-
eopul church - held a successi'iil
lese papers Mrs. Jack- MIJ8aftr -,nllt Wednesday att tho-ftlar-s.
A. T. Hill each to. ft cabtttJ ju,; TjHi members .d!s-
-Members of t he A rt I tesea rcli.
claHH spi-nt an interesting utter"-j
iioon yesterday when they met at;
,lhe home of Mrs. K. P.-'MoHsma'n;;
on Spring nvonue, with Mis. R M.,
Jack-son and Mrs. M. J. Hitter In,
charge of the progrum, .'
M i'H. Jackson gave a paper on
''The ('oIIhmih of Rhodes," null
Airs. I tiller's subject was "The '
(Menus of Mel us." . i
, .JteHides these
son and Mrs.
nhout art exhibits which they vis
Ited In Portland.
. "- The next meeting of the clas:i
in r.e iwo eeK iruin yewei mij . t the noo, ,imr About $200 Wim
' t .. I added to the treasury from the
Miss Lavlssa Hodge and Thor-tlMUaur' ' '
,vql Graydon Giay. both of l.oatlne, j , , -
vrre united in marriage .Sunday! 1 N, : (Speolal). 1 he .post
nfternoon at about 5 o'clock i,y ff'uduales at tnion high itohool,
the Rev. J. A. Hull at the South ''ntertained the high school far
Methodist Kplscopal church. They "'I ho football- teanv nnd the
(were uccompanled by Grace Uov. - j -i.ivv .
sr and Mculvb Moffit. supper Wednesday evening ut
d iiiinedlutelv after the eeremnev
they returned to l.ostine, whoi's! la'1 for
-they will make their home.
a .a
r oLAh I XLUCto
'SET AT A
Pack o' WAHOosl
I've, had amuff
ioV'ELU,Ail4rr
SAJE. GTS UP
A .BiRTrtDA
AM Put"
1(3 CANDLES
on -There. f
HE. NA
ONLH-75"!
,Novj owe.
RoNT TH'
PARTS '
By Williams WMfRN INVAnF, :
SMOKING ROOMS
BuT, -oTiFPV.,
THARS A P?EA '
CAVKG. NU OUht
-WETT BAffEU
-Top 1 iTfe. A .
LTTuE FuaT mow '
FROM TK' HEFT
O'TH' CANDUES, !
SuT iTi A CAKE.!
HONEST STIFFS'!
NE COULON' GT
EM ALU ON TH
CAKE!
AM HE CALU& I
ii. .... .
US NAHOOb !
lX '.. PARTS! A
-n s .w . i i i 1 mr v i
''"'
iv7 ffAE 8PHOAS iCAKE. '' 0i8-st n
Feminine Rings Curl into
Air in Heretofore Ex
clusive Cafes
Why Not Give Her
vv- Lovely New Hand Bag
. ; . i f or Chrl&tmas . '
PUTMAN'S';.
"Hh wnntH to go wheref onn in the re.il f the world It
jiie men .nw "ir anyone -niurteoi very HiiKht. It should -uive read
wuKtklpK cafen for women you'd j ".frtinv." . . - ,
nnd timy wmiicm'i -po .mere. a no .u,
they did the men would start a
counter Invasion. ' 'Mixed nmoklng-
riifew will he ths recoirnlxed thtnir
,ln the future and not u very (liK. U always w
t , H Orej
:ind etjfarette habit and some em
tployei-s allot them n ten mtnutA In
terval definitely .for thin -purpone. '
I.OXDOX, Pec' 7. (AP) Fem
inine Hiitoke riiKH are belnn .blown .
with luqreaHhiK defiance from here- i'
t of are exclusive muMcu'Jne arm j--
chatrH 1)1 London HiituKlnR cafm. I,
rutulQti newHpuierH -fall to il8iurb
tho Innumerable, Jjuly leu tines
who are slowly oumiIiik men from
their o,wn Htrontjliul(lH..
"A few year), oko no woman
would ever have dared .push mui
door," Haiti the director of u firm
Which operates fifty ,KmokiitK cufctt
n the London city cll&itrlct. "To
day we could not keep them mil
If we tried: A few yen in uko If
any woman did Hiiceeed in entering
we eertnlnly would not have per-
mltted her -to Indulge In elKarelte 1 on wpnv romplnhm
-not even a neemed oue with a! t ,ken hy Atnerl-1
Htiip of pink Kailti around ,,ha , : ajlhhu
enu.- t
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, i"'Mlit ovarythhiff.la different now. I.
j Wkiinen have been Hinoklntf for !
. j-ffirtt--nt homes, at dances and In f
j the cafes and .reHtaurunts u( ithe
ei r4mi,f m inveiy iney tijiuve :
even 'awarmed Into the Hinpklui;:
eafes of the city which, eveu!it(ter
smoklnK for vojiteu hud received
iiiuveiruu wiiieuiHU nri iiy etni-
mou consent reKtn'dcd as tthe e
ehislvo resort of illicit," -
. Want to Smoke Willi 3lon
"Why not stupktur; 'cafes for
women IT they are ho keen , on their
coffee and . cigarettes,'1 it whs huk
pestert.' ' , ' ; '
Je sliook his head.
"Heeause they don't want ilt," he
1..0H ANG M 1 4 KH "My c'uty first
I and always will be to my huhles,"-
y Ohuplln. 'Fheniforo-
iahe has refused to appear , In the
; Many business girls In I-omlo,, j London muai cm uome.ly for a,6()0
are udoptlim the 11 o'clock coffee Jft wpek - .
.' A soafiy rifshrnit. slapped nrrnsn
(he fnoe ut an Indianapolis bm-felar?
by a housewife, put htm to flight .
half htlndndi .
played . many articles' -uf fancy
, workc and plain sewing.. .Atut'e-1 ter, 3 tahlesioons flour,
terla luncheon wus served during i milk, 2 eggs. ilt and pepper.
.Melt butter, stir in flour
through a sieve. 2 tablespoons but- Guy TeipP are III. They huvo tho Alice Ferguson were shopping ,lit
cup , chickenpox and arc unablo to at-'J.a Crtuitlo Saturday.
J Mrs. George Uoliortsou visited
to Ii I'her mother, Mrs. Jack Drlggs An
l.a. Grande ilast week,
I tepd sfhool.
nnd , KfM Pfel made a trln
when perfectly blended slowly add Qrunde iOTlo day ast week.
milk, stirring constantly. Add on-
The" Perry Parent-Teaohor an- . Mi, and Mrs. Leonard Northcott
' high school building.
24 guests.
IMBLKlt (SpoclaD.VThe La-j
dies' Aid of the Methodist KplseO-j
pal church , entertained the mem
bers of the Alice! Ladies' Aid .ao-1
clety and their Husbands Thun-,
duy evening. aM'-tt he K nights of j
.lythlas hall here. ' - .
A program -was given, . followed ;
guild of St. Teter's Eplscopul by a Christmas tree, when tho-7)
.ctuneh enjoyed a dancing pai persons there . received gifts from
Friday evening at Honan hall, lanta .t'laus.
iDancing Party
: At Honan Hall
Membors of the Wayfarei's
ion pulp aid bring mixture to the I (toclutlon will meet Wednesday, Dec!and daughter were Saturduy visit
bomng point. Season with salt nnd s at 8even o'clock In the commun- ors in La Grunde.
pepper and stir in yolks of eggs j ity hull. niore will be a speakort c. k. Gray and family recently
beaten until .thick and lemon ol-, and 0 pr0gPanii whlch will be Col- attended a show in l.a Grande,
ored. RenKPve nt once from the lowod hy refreshments. ' Mr. nnd Mrs. V, Jones were
ri in ) lire una ioiu in wiuien il f kkw t
tl.cl heaten until stiff and dry. Turn in- j
Covers we iis to a well-buttered baking dish and
place In a larger pan of hot water. Mrs. J, H. Die hi, or l-a Grande, j
Hake 10 minutes In a . moderate, and Mrs. Fannie Mnlr nnd daugh-j
oven. Serve at once. iter. Rosemary, of Cove, were sun-
If the 'onions are boiled specially j day visitors at tho home of Mr.
for the snuffle, cup of water in ' und Mrs. Burt KaU.
which ihey were cooked nnd 4 I Mrs. Clarence Ktenhenson and
' Mr. and Mrs. B. Belekel were 1 business visitors In l.a Gran do last
visiting in La Grande recently (week.
aw. ami Mrs. nan uranam. re
cently made a trip to La Grande.
A I lieher was a business vls-
.cup of cream can he substituted -for
the milk. (Copyright, 11)2$, XKA
Service, Inc.)
young ouple3 AXter- lunch was served the
PERRY PERSONALS
tnalnder'oflhb' evening .was spehtj lEnRY,r (Special) Mr. and
when about. 35
gathered there. ' .-. ' 'T
, 1 he ('hrlstmas colors, red nnd ut games ami iinusic. The pnz:i.'jira Harry Hunsen were week end
greon, wore used, to ilecorute ,th- -winners from several contests .were visitors in La Grande.
,hnll. Music for the dancers was Mrs. John Hudson, .Mrs. William j jr on(j -Mrs. Gilbert Bnllantyne
i-urnlshed by the new Jlrunswiek , Leribetter and C. C. Welch. , and children were La Grande vlslt-
muna trope machine, loaned-: ' one dny Ust weok(
through the courtesy of the Kast- Mr Ar(.h stenhenaon Is on the
iin i reKon j uhic eouiiiuny.
I'unrli was served during the
evening.
Announcements
The Ladles auxiliary .
t..mtwM-a nf To rii-.n rule I ml
.of Maccubees- and the women .i ' Hrotherhood of Railway Trainmet!
auxlllarv enioved a dancine nurtviW1'1 nieei ui r.ugies nan hub eve
Friday evening at the Fugles j ninS tit 1
liall. when about 60 nersons. mem-t ur0 "Hd
bers of -the lodge ii'nd a few
sick list.
Keith Larson, who has been un
able to attend school for sevoral
to Uhc "J'3 because of illness, Is improv
ing.
Th
children of Mr. and Mrs.
Miss Doris Lee were shopping In
La -Grande Saturday. v
Holger Larson whs a business
visitor in la Grando one day last
week.
Mrs. W., L, Robertson made a
trip to La Grande Monday aftor
uoon. .
Mis. Roller, of La Grande, .was a
recent Perry visitor.
avld Johnnsen made a trip to
La Gnnnde Monday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Strontr and
Mr. und Mrs. Vernon Strong wero
La Grande visitors one evening the j
first of the week.
Mrs. Earl Murray was a recent
visitor at the home of hr par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. George Beickel.
of La Grande.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Peon nnd Mrs.
itor at 3 Hind City Sunday.
r Mis. Fred Robertson und Mrs.
M. G. Murray wero shopping In Iai
Grande recently.
Wallace Hoytor was a recant
1 m. .Grande visitor.
Lois Mathson is HI nt her home
hero and Is unable to attund school.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Thompson
and Mr. und Mrs. Chester Thomp
son wero La Grando visitors re
tcently, M,r. ur.d Mrs. A. Johnson were
shopping in La Grando recently.
W. W. Gray, of Hllgurd, wos a
Perry visitor Monday.
K. W. Smith was a business vis
itor here last week. '
A New York woman got a fll
Vidiie from hr hut-bund, who Is a
trombone player. Probably he
:thov.ed too great tendency to let
things .slhle.
One
c7- 5-i-'-f):S
iano
dor
Ctofetmas;
new
WASHGR
on view
Eastern Oregon
Music Co.
Wrihes -and dries at the
same time. Not a drop 1
of watfr iQ lift or carry
TI1E: 'wm'.'lt&iv "father tho most
amafiing development -ever made in '
washing: clatbea. js here.: The smell tub .
, . dries a whole :bnUh'0 olothos--ton single
, theet-rin .three gmitiutct. Meanwhile, tlio ;
large tub washes ja second btifch. Twenty
sheets handled ttt once your" washing uono :
. in half the time with half the work. No ,
. j '.water .to liftor .carry ; not a drop of .water :
wasted. . Tle .even empties itself
when you sire through washing. Let us do
a week's washing free your cwn home.
No ott .or obligation. Phone today.
' KMX TERMS '
EASTERN OREGON WGHT & POWER CO.
-friends, gathered there.
The dance followed the regular
business meeting1 of the MuccuIhv
lodge and tho Dine Mountain Hive.
.. A Joint committee from the two
oclock. t All .'memlHi-s
A i tn Kn 1ai-a .Off n.iHJ
I t'n. thi. Aimnlmr inf will lir diet
ed. , A sociable will allow the
business session.
Minerva
;Says '
What would be nicer for
an 1 1 ivx pensive mas pres
ent than a pair of those nit-o
tt-hrni ooiitfy Hedrcoin Sli'i-IM'i-s
for ui lady friend
Silk Hoe is also another nt
Irnctlve prescn t. Anyoiu;
wouhl Imi Rind to get these
and is very useful. What do
yon sny about street slip
pers? Ooii't you think
they'd suit? I do. It's no
trouble to choose,' as thero
is so many nice tlilnxs In
foot wear to choose -fi-oni.
And ran he used every day
Tin the year.
The B00TERY
tllns all these ready for yon
when you want them.
The Women's Foreign Mission
ary society of the I'M ret- Methodist
c h u re h will m eet Wed nesdny a f
ternoon at 2:3(1 o'clock at the
homo of Mr?. W. W. Kenzle, 1!K';
Third street.
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The Daughters of the American
It evolution will meet wit li Mre.
Hay Murphy (omorrow afternoon
Sister Mary Says:
PYREX
Oven Ware
Percolators
Fancy Glassware
Chinaware
and
Dinner Sets
F. L. LILLY
HARDWARE
rixme Mala M
BnEAKKAST Bnliecl upples. oo
: ronl. thtn iTeum. eK3 pouchotl in
: niilU. on Rrnhtitn tnnHt, milk, coffoe.
J.r.VCHKON' Onion soufflo.
I Rtuffed celery, corn bread, canned
peni'M, chocolate coukieri. milk. ten.
j DI.WNKIt Mutton chops, boiled
. rice, mashed turnips, pineapple sal
ad, whole wheat bread, ginger pud-
ding- milk, coffee,
j The onion souffle suggested In
i.the luncheon menu offers n ex
cellent way to use up the .left-over
vegetable. Very orten about ono
! half nr three-fourths of u cup of,
; cooked onions are left from n mea(
and the cook throws them away
thinking there's no attractive way
, to .make chem over. Creamed or
i fried onions enn be used as well as
plain bulled ones. In the case of
j fried ones, reduce the amount of
butter in making- the sauce.
Onion Sourrlo.
Three-fourths cup onions rubbed
Furry Bag
Generations' come
and cake
never
an d go but ice ' .cream
lose their popularity
i!
Some folks think young people have changed. Maybe they have in
some ways, but they haven't when it comes to good things to eat.
A party isn't a party without cake and why should it be whqn
it's so easy to make all kinds of delicious cakes with a rich, creamy
shortening like Snowdrift.
Snowdrift
a rich creamy shortening
for making cake, biscuit and pastry and for frying
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