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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 30, 1926)
Thursday, December 30, 1926. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER " Page Three i 1 HI- Paticing Party Given by U ot 0. .f Students, Alumni l.ust evunlng tilo University . ot Oregon students ami alumni en tcrtiiilud the Kilt's" teniplo'.wlth u daubing party, which was'ono of the' successful and . ' enjoyable events of the holiday season. This dunce, Is looked forward to' by tho youliKi'r- people of .thoxdly, as apirualitiiu; unusuah Is, alwuys us mired. r..'' e ' .S The feature last night . wait Bym . bolic'al of the. Relentless passing- of rinio: It was compared "with tho Volpa. river with its ceaseless on ward flow und Georffo B. Ulnilo rendered the accompanying sons for the stunt, whllo , 19211 was dragged away. ' Miss Kill 111 Shell entertained with sumu of the latest jazz hits.''' i Several moonlight waltzes und qolured lighting- effects udded en joyment to the party. ' l.'otrons and patronesses were: Dr.und Mrs. A. h. Hlehardson, Lr. an( Mrs. J. I.. Ingle, Mr. and Mrs. ) I null K. l)rady,..Kred K. Kiddle. MrVand . Mrs. -It. ' J. Kitchen and Mr.Wind Mrs. J;;J. I'eurson. ; , ' 'llhe committee In -chargo was conrposed of the following mem bers: llruolt Colt, chairman: Miss Tholmil Kitchen, Miss Helen Wll llnliis. Clark 1'rlce, lngvar Ansnes and: Clirrord Sella 'Jijio commltleo wishes to lliunk the, II. 1'. O. lOllis' lodge, W. II. lloniicnkuui company, the Htude bulSor garage and Kred T. llurgess, foKthelr help In making the party a sticcess. fi. ' ' ' UNION (Special) Wulter luvls u ujl host to fid friends at his home lus'li' Wednesday evening at a dancing!- party, honoring tho many I'n loll'ieolleBe students who lire home ferV the '.L'Krlstninss holidays. 'Jho Christmas colors, red and grajeil, were lifted to decorate the rooms of the home. M a lute hour refreshments were served. " ; Miss Martha Whlmpey. ot Salt l.alte City, and Arthur I'eck. of Cove, wt;re iiuietly murrled last eviining ut seven o'clock nt the Latter I 'ay Saints talier:;acle here. V.f l. Hanks performing the cere imtny. Mr; Adams and Mr. John soil:1 aecompunled them. Mr, and Mrs. I'eck plan to nuftte llieir home In l.ii Grande. ;V ....... ISfew, Year Parties I Are Scheduled ?).,.... ,,K..iui.,..,u ,llera und VJUII .V ii.i ioi miw", panics over churches and societies no turn tnelr. uuei.iiiuii to ! n .and several watch parties Vmtr rl. 1,,.1'm.- wtunni.d, A party spon-i sorvd by the J.ulhor League will lake, place at the Knglish l.ulhcrun oliiircll tomorrow night, followed l.v.n basket sociable. Members ot tl'w'i Ladles',, Aid ..society will fur nish coffee and cake. Mrs. I.elf II 'i.wcs will have charge of the games, wJllcll will be followed by a .tf uke service, as the old year Kor out und the new one steps in. . i ii. .r, of the Kirst I tub) 1st church will lie tomorrow night beginning wmi u . . 'ind. closing wlllr a wateli tllum ri. senior and Intcrmcdl- ul,' ciirlnlliin i:'mli aviir societies of purly A convenience for the home and a necessity for the sick room The Owl's ' i Long Life Hot i; Water Bottle (luuianlced 'fur 2 Years )Moon Drug Co. ' Acnls For The ' Owl Drug Co. Minerva Says IHtOKLN si.r.s i shoi:s vi:hy oi !:. glen's It a b b r Knee llools nl :Js:l.t' "Men s -lluekle U'Mhoo. 1 (a Tew only) ,.,...S:I.' glen's All -Kelt Shoes, 5 fa fiw only) -.' - ,Ien's Harvest ' rtlioes. all sl7.es SI.D'i ploys' II u b b e r Knee '; llools, brpki n sizes. ...2. 15 jlloys' . filicide O'Shoe.' broken sln.es ... .s.SI.0) Jloyr.' l.ciUher Shoes. ) slr.es : I, to i '5 : wen- J5.UU , I.SH .;AVoinen's Slippers and -f Ilxrords, old style lint high irrnde $l..iO fia.no Arch Aids, bro- ( ken sites H.'K - ('ome In and see If w-e ; can fit you In these. the B00TERY I tho Presbytorlun church will be , hosts to thu Christian Kiuleuv.or societies or tne Christian church at a watch-night party tomorrow evening in thu basement of the l'resbyterlull church, hi addition to a New Year's party this even ing, when the PreBbyterbin C. U. will cnterluln Its members who are homo froni college for the Christ ians vucntlon. Hesldes thesii uffulrs and prob ably several others many private jui riles are being planned. Kern Kelly will bo host ut a New Yeur's purty tomorrow night und this evening thero will be u party ut the H. 8. Ilrownton home. ... Seven members of Soungctuha Cumpflrc girl group met yesterday afternoon at two o'clock ut tho ' library und went from there on a (ousting und trailinir party. Our Ins thu afternoon they mopped , down-town for lunch. They re- ; turned to their homes' ut about ' five o'clock. j Tho girls will meet this evening ' at the home or Miss Ktlen Klchey fur a Hoclable. j I'NION, (Special) Mr. und Airs. Frank j Conner entertained a few of their friends Saturday uf trenoon at a Chrislmus dinner ut their homo In North Union. Din ner was served, ut two o'clock with covers laid for 1 0. Kucli placed was marked with a Christinas place curd. , , Holly wuh used to decorate the home In addition to the uri-lilly decoraled Christmas tree, , Husbands Guests At Bridge Party ' Mem Iters of the I- S. club en tertained their husbands lust even ing ut dinner, ut 7:3u o'lock, ut the L'nion hotel'. Covers were laid for IG around a tuble cleverly d'c o rated with Oregon Brupe. A four- j course dinner was served. " Following dinner four tables of bridK( were ut play In the hotel parlor. Mrs. . H. Williams made , h iph score a m on (f t h e w ome n players and the men's IiIbIi scon went to OeorRe Hopkins. Mr. i and Mrs. Jack Hiutt received the second prize. j ' The Itoyal NeiKhbors met lust evening ut the Knights of I'ythias hull and made plans for a joint tnstullutlon with the Modern Woodmen, Jan. G. The .meeting will bo open to all members of the Modern Woodmen lodge, ull Koyul Neighbors and their families. Mrs. Carrie MunlniU will be In st ailing officer for the U'oyal Neighbors and Mrs. Curollne Jen sen will be her ujudstunt. There will be refreshments fol lowing the innlallatlon. Announcements A special meeting or the Amerl cifil Legion auxiliary has been called for. this evening at 7:30 o'eloek by the auxiliary president. Mrs. liayinond O. Williams, at her home ut 1301 ( uvenue. I'luns for the flrsl meeting of the n'iv year. Wednesday, Jan. G, will be made. MENUS lly SlMer Mary r.UKAKI'AST C.raiH'juit', ce reul. thin cream, creamed ckks on toast, grali urn muffins, milk, coffee.. M NCHKON Heef broth with noodle balls, heurls of celery, brown bread and butter sand wiches, milk. ten. JHNNKIJi I trolled potlerhoiise steak, mashed potatoes, creamed onions, quince salad, chocolate marshmallow roll, bran . bread, milk, coffee. The soup suggeHted In the luncheon menu is extremely hearty. Homemade noodles must be used, so the rule for noodles as well as the filling is given. This is an excellent way to use the meat from the soup bone. Xnutlm Halls One egg. I tablespoon milk. teaspoon salt, 1 cup flour (about). Heat fKK slightly with milk. Miv and sift flour and salt und stir into bowl or molding board. I Knead on lightly floured molding board und roll very thin. Cut In oblong shaped pieces about two inches wide and four inches long. KIM with meat mixture and fold noodle paste to completely cover meat. Dampen edges with u little cold wutiT and press firmly. Drop lntf boiling beef broth and boil fifteen minutes. H'rve In the broth or on u platter gurnlshed Feather Bag . An evenine rnveleiie Iir of norcl flhap is fuBhtoiiod i,f mruil lir.icail ' In blue with a fringe of ojitric Its edec. and Misses' Coats, Dresses and Millinery. It is Remarkable Coat Values' foreign to our policy to tarry jover seasonable gar- Sports Coats, Dress Coats,$lain must be cleaned put regardless of , . j. : - i088sttf fording 'yoti a wonderful opportunity for and fur trimmed in soft, Wstrous eco U ex&t8ive apparel! pile fabrics and sport materials. v:'!''-.v':'''v;-'-.''4'Li'"''' ' "" , ' ,. . ' , ' , ' , ' e ' ' 'rvini' been ONE . :f 's 'i '.ONEf ifi '' reduced W buyer can not PlfPT'IJ'5 ,'Ji'f Wilt Ul'V. - rntntfiktririi in. MiaMnnb 'ha urnnrloi-f ill ninini-fiinitw fr envo the regular price coat, Silk Hose' Wool Hose Silk Lingei-ic Negligees Robes Bath Towels On Sale At 10 to 20 Off Read y-Vo-W ear and Millinery nllh pursliy us pri-fcrred. l.unrh ioil illflus arv saved If thi; bulls lire served In the soup und tills Is really tile liest way. Meat 1 tllliuc One und one-half cups finely chopped meat, teaspoon onion jlilee. 1 tablespoon minced par sley. I etrif, milk. The amount or salt needed must be ilelernilned by Ihevuinount used in cooking tho meut. The nilx ture should be well seasoned. On ion Juli o Is used In place of mine id onion beiaiue the Julio flavors uiilikly. Combine meat, season ing and udd a few .tublrspoonfuls of milk, enough to iiuike moist enough to hold together, Any kind of meut or combina tion of meats can be used. If left over, roast meats need to be used up and no soup stock Is al hand, boiling salted water call take the place of the stock. In this event, the balls must be served on a plul- J Ut Kornlshed with parsb-y. j (Copyright, 11126, NKA Hervlic Inc.) . . Andorra. A repnblie In the ly- j reneeg between Krnncu und Hpuin, has no army, no tuxjiiton, no mo j tor car?, nnU no I'tvl:,. ! AmdzingWqlm 1R. a (Hi alhi fpfliiP(pfl ", : to I THIfiQfy. ' ; ; ' ; tvell .'iif if o;d ; to , oVe r.ldok 'this wonderful opportunity to save. Vf-.-v , .-i' ijhoose; hb'wc.f roiw ihis -splendid stock at the greatest redue-. nce';saved onveveiT.t0-8;.of;;the.year , v, - .V. V.7 v '' : ; ; ; i MANY HATS At Less Thart Cost Values "td X8.73.; , V. ' ,;.(; !: '.JNOW Values to $13.75 -Now $6.83 ' j Woman Falls to I Receive Gif t .Mailed Herself TIIK lAI.I.KH. Ore., Jec. 30 ('lirlnim.irt without a j pnnent without even a hug of ; candv or a holly wYeatli j Heeme'l more thun un elJrly womun, who will huvc lo be f culled .Mrs. Jane Ioe, could I lH-ur. Ho he unit -lieMulf it ireent through the mall, le- i-Hum. (thu dhln't have u nlnjli; friend or relutlve from whom uh eMeeted a gift. f'umu Krlduy Hnd t firr puek .' uifn hud not arrlvd. Aim. Ioe won heurtbroken and ; walked through 'the. nuU und le1 lo the local poHtuffieu lo -ek her bundle. At flrt. she wu rttlcent. ! How did Phe know the pack , litre fihould bo 111 thu inull? Where was It mulled from? , What W In tit package? : And sundry other questlona, The truth wan finally 1 :. brniight out. und thf pystof - He. forte, harae.P d by the .: 'Clearance Sale Opportunities in all Women's Monday, MILLINERY PUTMAN'S riooil of work und completely engulfed In pncUutfctt. failed lo KyiupnthlzH with the lonely old w'Oinaii. Ho Mr. Hoe, inrtteud of recelvlntf even'u Christ lima preHnt from horHelf, win the recipient or a lecture on peo ple whom' "cruzy" blcun flood the ulreudy t-oinrexted mall m r vlee on thu bultHl day of the yeur. IT W'AH VOVlT.t: NKW VOHK Any ., body w ho Hi-ej ti picture of Kzru. Meeker, !t(. juifj John it. Voorhln. 1)7, tontrilhg each other with Home dark thtuld In wl'ne-Klumeit nhonld not be de ceived. II wuh only coffee. The ploneor of tho Oreifon Trail und the trrand naehem of Ttinimany were Knapped ut a luncheon on . , ,.MU - plained that Meeker doewrt't drink: never Iihs; and hunt miioked for hulf a century.- , . - 1 . - ", ,. lor any lrvituM for .Mct'i)''" ''"'I : , 1 ' ' ; ?Jver Oil I'ompouml Tableia uud Hhoca filled with wifely (furlerejlf you don't iiiu at lent fi .uii.Ih that slip on over the to and nolo j In flu days your druk'tfb.t In uuthnr and will not nlln off 'durtnif theiji'.ed lo hand you hack the money. wiggling foot nioyeblentvi of the hii.rlcKtun, urc becoming popular j In I,ondoM. i January 3 CLEARANCE The Teredo, .OT Bhlp worm, which dots ffreiit dumutfe to Mblpn, piers und wharveM, hut In lt heud aniull hurd HlfllH which' lorinu flrlll powerful enough to bore Into thu hurdcHi wood. , How She Gained 10 Pounds in 22 Days Thut'H moIiiu Home In: I Hklnny ' men, woman mid chlldreit Jimt eiin't help ptittttm on K'nd, henlthy flenh when they take .McChj-'h Onl Liver Oil (Compound Tabletn.f; ' " Ah chock full of vltamlneH iih the iniNty, fffh-tuHtltiK Cod liver tll It elf, but thcHe Hiiiiiil coated, tnte len tahlotct are- un cum.v to tcke iim and) and won't upHoi the alum lie lit J I y " . j 1, oiih .woman kuIiiimI ten pmindH twenty-two duyN. 60 mbletn. no' retiW. Auk Ited CronH Oi uk Ht ore ! , you puld for them. . j IiimIhI on McCoy's, the i-rtKlmti iind genuine. ., Adv.j Bargains in Newest Frocks Frocks for wear on any occasion, lovely materials in either- silk or wool, in women's and misses? sizes. ' ONE ' ' ONE FOURTH to THIRD the regular price saved on . every , dress. ' , .'jLfflfiJ SPECIAL LOT Values to S(i.75 iow $1.98 Values to !nl2.50 Now $ 1.85 Values to $1G.75 Now $7.50 Ready -to-W ear and Millinery Eugene', Ore., Claims 22,000 Population Kl OKlsfK. Ore.; Iter. SO Kii. ffeiie. ( re.t IlUK It pt'ewnt I-OpUlll- (ton of upproxlhintely 2 2. a re cent mtivey here -r)neOHed. The elty'H popiiluttnn In lrn wan 10,115.1, trnllcatlnR- u jfuln of more than I'M) per rent In Hlx yeurH. lirillfth ulr experts are hopeful lY,!t one of the direct new planed under count rut tbm will attain five inlb-H a minute,- Our Slock of Orthophonic Victor Rec ords is complete. New records daily, CARR'S vV.V Nelly Don Aprons House Dresses Stamped Goods ' Linen Breakfast Sets Pendleton Robes Blankets On Sale At 10 to 25 Off avi;mi;.ns iui:imn';s? I.ONlMt.V .SkyKi-rapera in New" York remind Sir Alfred Mond of the Iwt lllnfs'8 of cavemen, but ho hopeM t he dity will never renin w hen his frienda In Wall .ftn-ot weur benrsklns ami drtiu' thitlr atenogruphers by the liulr. t1 .Inpun piiw Its first antomobllu In J!J03, There wcro only threo hi Tokyo In 1 !'7. Luteal flirurefl place ttii number of motor cars lit 3 s r
