La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 15, 1927, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text'Saturday,' January 15, 1927. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Page Three Society News ' Daughters of Pioneers Meet, ! Recall Old Days Mrs. Lester Stoildunl und Mik Virginia l-owry entertained 21 Daughters of l!tah I'loneers yes terday afternoon at the home ot M rs, Stoddurd un Sevond Ht reel. , ;An InlercsTlng program was giv- n during the afternoon, Mrs (;eorge. -A. I Uan tolling of t ht curly llllilital music of I he t'tnh pioneers, after which she snngtu select Inn I rum tin t nntata "The J'rlnee of i'eiice." A quartet, consisting of Mrs. .lack lllntt, Mrs. J.ostcr Mloddnrd, Mrs. A. Itiiin and Mm. Klmer Me.Munus. sang "The Lord Ih My Shepherd." Mis. Itny Ilium sung a solo and Mih, Oshurnc Kirhens, of rnion, gave a biographical sketch of the life of her imrenTs, Mr. and Mih. N. V. Scofiletd. A short business uiet't Inr pre ceded the program, presided over liy Mm. II. (i. Lnrson. president. rhi" host ess i s served refresh-; nnnts follow ,ng the program, i . v The Missionary, society of the llrst Presbyterian ehurch made plans for u liinelieon nieeltiiK at the church for Tuesday, Jan. 2."., when Mr. Maude Allen, mlssinnai y from India, will he here. yesler day afternoon when the regular 'meeting was held at tho home of Mm. Uobert Kukln. with Mrs. W. H.- Itohnenhanip Jr.. and Sirs. U. ft. Ilanna as assistant hostesses. .Mrs. O. M, . Monin, president of the society, conducted the lni.il nesH mcctiiiK and Mrs. Manna ha 1 charge of the ilevoi lonal. . Mi-s. IT. II. Cleaver -was program chairman for the afternoon, nnd slip told In a very Interesting man ner some of tho problems of f.MUna. C'ompnsses, maps and rnlors ucVe Ih ought Into pluy Thursday nfiVrnoon when the cnmpflrc glis nf tfnnngetalin group hiked up Meal's run yon. The girls met tit tho home of l.enore Kty at 2;V o'clock and from there I hey Blurt ed at a point they railed X. where the. maps were started and general directions were given. . Lucille Metrntr. Mildred Spencer and Mildred Hiadsliaw were pacers and Dorothy llrownton. Margaret Man Us and l.e n o re l,y wore sketchcrs, while Mrs. (I. S. Hir .nto acted as advisor. The pacers uiurked the road inlo KHi-yard Intervals ut the end of which the Hkotchers-stopped and mapped the land just traversed. . At 4 o'clock the girls decided to turn hack and a light lunch was enjoyed. The girls will receive 'Jionors for their maps. ' The nest meeting will ho a cere monial at the home of Mrs. G. P. ltirnie Weilnesrlay evening. Jan. 10 'at 7::io o'clock. Three new mem bers, Irene Spencer, Marjorie WuMsinger and Klossie Vediler, in" to he brought In then. The girls v 1 1 1 also . receive heads for honors I hey have won during the paM months. THE Owl's CHEST OIL Ts a penetrating oil ihat docs not blister; especially recom- ' mended for the relief of sore throat, coughs, bron chitis, croup unci other n- i fla minatory aliments. 50c v Moon Drug Co. Airrnl.s I'm Thr Oul lniK Co. Minerva Says When you iconic Into The n not cry. n-k to show yon Mme of our Spiiiitex silk brwe Hint Mdd for Xt.SO, at Sl.2."i per pair now on snh: Wo sold eliiht pair of tlie St slippers e(ei-dny. The-c nre liifiken .-.fes and "Id styles nt Ibis price, hnl twil (iialily. All our new styles fit re duced prices, both men's nn.i winntir4 sIkk's. An li-.id- nml Itcil Cns Slippers and 0fords nt S7.U5 nml H. ir: were per pair. Itrbitf tir money nnd et 'the sIkmn. No fit. nn wile. Iloys" shoes, sizes 2 l iUj, SI. OM per pair. I ft m Kohitf ti sell nil these nt prices you pay for baby Mioes M.Od Mr pair. Intt't sny s!hhm aie awfully hiirh. Hut nwful cheap. VImii did yoii ever buy a htyn slino leforp In IImw Mwh for t . The BOOTERY Mlllc M.incy for n lxt , ' fo SllOC. Entertains At ' ' ' Bridge Luncheon Mrs. 1 .ester Stoddard was hos 'ess ut u bridge, luncheon Thurs day afternoon ut her home on Sec ond street, when member of the Junior Hrldge club were Ivr guests. ' Luncheon wns served at f:ij o clock. Carnation we-o used to decorate the rooms. Three tattles of bridge was the llverslon following luncheon. Mm. Winer McManus was high score inner and the guest prlxe went to Mrs. Klino Clegg. The next meeting of the club will ho Jan. 2 S , when M rs. Hill Tenipleton will he hostess, Mrs. Nate Zwelfel was host cum to the Jolly ltrldge club Thursday afternoon at her home on Kast Adams avenue, when three tables were at pluy. j High score went to Mrs. I II. Hruniwell and Mrs. V. 4'. "rcs received the consolation prliee. The! guest prize went to Mrs, l.eo Ilan ford. liouquets ofred and white car nations were effectively arrange I about the rooms.. - After the raid ga mes t ho hostess served a t wo course luncheon. ' Mrs. II. . Avery wilt he the next hostess to the club, when I meets Jan. 27. Harry Zweifel entertained 12 of his friends ut a dancing' party last night at t he home of his father, Ituhe KwciCel, on Washington ave nue. Munclng and music was en joyed " dining the evening, after which- refreshments .worn served. Those present were Itarbara l.avey. Jack Holmes, Alfred Zwel fel, Margaret Don ha n, I tilth I Mid land, Jack Ihirlnnd, Krma Jean Hutchinson, Morothea llnrrlsnit, Ituth Murrliton, Joe Say re and Vir gil Kochensparger. Mrs. Sherwood Is Hostess to Club OliANO 1; H A I X ( S ireia I ) . Mrs. W, O. Sherwood entertained the members of the Get-Together club of l.ndd ennyon at her homo here Thursday afternoon. . Sixteen women were present and a short business meeting was held durlng-the curly part of Die af ternoon, presided over by ttie president, Mrs. Henry feebler. The remainder of the afternoon was spent visiting. Mrs. Sher wood served refreshments heforw adjournment. Mrs. Sullng was a guest of the club. . . GHANOK HALL (Special ) Hon oring Mrs. Itachel Kuton, who has In Grande Konde .valley for soincj time, Mrs. William Hughes ari l j M rs. lteece Mr A lister entertained a number of her friends Thurs day afternoon ut the home of . .Mis. Kate Hurrlson on Adums u ven u e In 1 .a G ra tide, I Tiie afternoon was enjoyed vis- King, ami discussing old times when M rs. Knton made her home here. .The host esses served refresh ments before adjournment. Mrs. Kuton hus gone to Wish- ram, Wush., to visit her duught-'i for an Indefinite time. GRANGE HALL (Speclat) Last Sunday Mrs, lOdlth Gcketer spon sored an Informal reunion of t h Gekeler family ut the Charles Gekelcr homo. Kach f n m I I y brought n well-flllod basket an at about 1 o clock dinner was served. Covers were laid nround three long tables, those present Includ ing Mrs. l-:dlih Oekeler, Charles G4-keer, Mr. and Mrs. William II iighes, M r, and Mrs. Krnest Mc Long and children. Mr. and Mrs, Itoy Spencer and family, Mr, nnd Mrs. Art McCull and family,, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Itedhead and son. Uobert, lien Gekeler, Mrs. Victor Itnguln and three children. Kermlt. Kdlth and Kenneth, and M is. I. M. SmulK and children. Mrs. George Gekeler. Mrs. George Hughes and Miss Kdtiu Gekeh r Joined the party in the afternoon Announcements Th i Art 1 1 esea re h el ass will meet Monday at 1 o'clock at the home of Mrs. ('. M. Humphreys, K.OG Oak street. . The Pnrkdnlc club will meet Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. (Jeorire Hill, 1 ! Adams avenue. .Mrs. It. A. Wilkerson and Mrs. Uobert t'handler will be Braided Belt A imart belt for the aportaman la wade ot plaited plfikln In taa, with steel buckle. fOUT OUIWAY I WU SHOW MOO HOVM TO DOUBLE. TvE OoTPuf OF SOU MACWiMei ' zrwsr keep IN MIKJO VNHT assistant hostesses. .'-'' 't Mrs. Norman Frees will - buv'o charge of n program on "Amerl iiin Short Stories"- Tuesday after noon when the regular meeting of the La Grande Neighborhood club will be held In the club rooms in the library building. There will ulso .be special music. MENUS i Ily Sister lnry nitKAK FAST Sliced bananas with, -canned apricots, cereal, thin cream", crisp broiled bacon, scram bled eggs, grahum toast, .milk, coffee. Ll'NCH RON Spanish onions stuffed with baked beans. rye bread;- spinach salad, jellied or angey fruit cookies, milk, ten. MINN Kit Liver savory. baked macaroni, stewed onions, tomato Jelly .salad,. whole wheat rolls, crisp apple pudding, milk; coffee. The' woman on a farm always has plenty of apples at her dls posal.and sometimes grows weiiry of the eternal paring and cooking When You're "Just Looking When you're down town Or in town or around town Just doing a little Incidental shopping and You have a few minutes To spare we are always Glad to have you drop in "Just to look" and see the Many lovely things in fine Jewelry, new patterns In silver, new designs in Gruen watches that we are Constantly having on Display because you never Know just when you are Going to need a beautiful Gift for someone and lesides That we think it'll prove A real treat to see such Pretty things while they Are strictly new which is What you expect from the Quality store and stock of SIEGRIST & CO. "Largest Jewelry Store in Eastern Oregon" '"EFFICIENCY WAVJ'l O VNMM VJE. WAS AT -1HIS GrAME. WHM TPAT SPARROW vsA VNEARitJ" FOUOlMCr, PAMrS ! WHV 'aTs UiKE AK EGO SH0VNIM A ROOSTER AOW( TO ROOT ' of., them. 'Hie '"crisp npp1 pud ding" suggested in the dinneri is quite unusual and most delicious. Apples are usually one of the pun's t expensive fruits for the city house wife to buy, oo she will welcomi the pudding recipe quite ns eurger ly as her sister In the count ry. - .Crisp Apple Vudding ' ' Four to eight apples, Mi, ytip boiling wuter, teaspoon cihna mou, 1 tablespoon lemon juioc. t teaspoon grulcd lemon rind. L:P Hitgur, cup flour, cup butTer. Pare apples, remove cores 'uUd cut -4n thin slices. Cut Into u vol1 bultcred baking dish and pour over wnter, cinnamon, lemon Juice and grated rind. The dish should be about two-thirds full of np ples. Mix nnd sift flour and sugar und rub In butter with finger tips. Spread over lop of apples und hake in a moderate oven for v 4n minutes. Servo with plnln or whip ped' cream. (Copyright, iJ27.' NTCAf . Service, Tnc). - - Miss Mildred Burke of St. Paul, who took office January 3. is Min nesota's second woMmn assistant county attorney. ... i f T II I V By Williams 'O.vAES 3"0Sf A NEVM NEEDLE ON f 'OtOv Record ! -Trvin1 ib ADOLumSIv" IOomi NMMD HiM!' 1 NAAOE SO MUCH MONW HEE I'M REAOV TO RETiRE. ANWWAW - To Tri' Poor houe Titritiio not i:;;i:i XF.WAUK, N. .1. Trudle Kderle has yet to fall In love. Therefore she Insists any report that she Is engaged to Losls Tlmsou, also a swimmer. Is a joke, hut It Is not on her. ,. Hears, fond of fish, are also good fishermen. They seem to -delight in their ability and will look over their catch before devouring It with much the same pleasure as does u human fisherman. ;;'Y W'uHle oil from mitomohile trunk fu-iet. Ih IipIiik uhpi! In Hotlthern KtiltCH lO HOUk UP HIH'kH llf HllWClUHtj a ml nn nil which ure then plnnlea In niosiiuito-lirceillliK wuteru. In oriler to cut court-" iiohIh. mounted policemen In VnrlH will now not only nrreirt truffle law vlp ltitorH hut will' iiIho iiMseHH the-flne nnd collect Immediate pnyihent..; To render the most dependable and courteous service To the greatest possible Dumber of people At the lowest cost consistent with fair waK'-a to the labor and capital employed Giving and .deserving fair treatment To be a factor In upbuilding this community Is the objective of this company. Eastern Oregon Light & :Society Women Quizzed; Result Is Interesting SAI.KM,-Ore.. Jun. 15 Al Hetting on the knowledxo which the ordinary fincleo'. and club wo men has of the world of litera ture, music, or flclonci' Is n losing proportion, according-to tho dis covery of a prominent Salem wo. man who put a group of her friends to the test. Only pne wo-j man In the 2 & knew who H. I j Mencken is and thut wan becnusn hhe read the American mercury imU In u street cnr. . i M'he qiiestlonnnlro presented ut a j society tea given here several days ago wait the result of u previous conversation of the hostess with a, man who rlulmcd that the ordln- ary bridge. playing matron knows little or nothing of present day events. A five dollar bet waa made und the rhumplon of the t women presented a list of 14 ques tions at her next tea. Mm I'aid ! Now she Is puylng up her debt. The Mercury , editor, James llrutieh talnll und Vachel Lindsay might ,us well be myths excepting for one- or two of- the group. A pleciv ,pf Mresdrn china exhibited Vas guessed to he everything from Veneiian glass to Sheffield. Only those of .the group w ho nre amu tuer gardeners had ever heard of n Callendulu,' Not a single one knew that the California Hequoriu Is the oldest, living thing In the world. Kour women could give rorrectly the four parts of an orchestra. Only a few could nnmo the building In Salem which Is nn exnmple of pure Gothic urchlteeture, nnd the only person In the group who eonld rorrectly tell what kind of n rug covered tho floor was a young girl who supports herself. Check Manipulator Works Eureka, Cal. niinRKA, ('ill., Jan. 15. (AD A miriiile iiweil man hIkiiIiik tho imniex "J. J. Duly" nnd "l V. Vra iser" in checltH rtrjtwn on the South wewtern Hunk of OreRon, Mnrah flfJd, MftVfrul riuy nKo, opei'utod In thlB city. Atlev hl deimnure chi-oks innrkrd "No Acroiint" hemin to re turn to thin pity. lie him been truceil to Ouklunil-liy the sherirr's offloe heiw. Uuly. ullim Kriinor, poH(ri' n a reilrOHentu'tlye of the "Wnolnlr Oil' cotupuny," nml Hiilil he .w.uh DurchimliiB HeH for oil Hervloe Htutloni.. . ' WKVIIIKR H-Tl,OOK PAN KllANOlHCO. Jan. ID. (API I The wenther outlook for ihej week heBlnnlnK Jim. in wim nn-1 pounced here today liy the V. S. j weather hureuu iih followu: Knr wentern HtMeHThe outlook Ih, for vonMlderalilo cloutllneHH nnd . uiiBettled mild weather with ratim! In WuahlnRtKio ttid Oj eisnn . n lid j RESOLVE To do nothing by hand or mechanical power which can he done better and more cheaply by electricity. PUTMAN'S La Grande's Exclusive Ready-to-Wear and Millinery probably Northern aHfornln nnd for rains nnd snows In Idaho. 1 Hinted sulphuric " acid rurrled across the river In the fumes from the pottery kilns causes the nmg- Our Stock of Orthophonic Victor Rce orda is complete. New records daily ! 1 CARR'S DON'T WORRY About wash day. .Just call us up and let us do" the worrying. We are used to it. . . We can give you almost any kind of service; you. wish and at reasonable prices. Our Dry Cleaning Department can take care ? of any work you have, from the heaviest over coat to the fancy party dress, and don't over-,', look-that soiled sweater and blazer. . ': STANDARD LAUNDRY Phone MAIN 56 PoWer Co. I neslan limestone of tho houst o turllamnt irriVduullv to turn httr Kpsom sulta. The tmildlng has MhI more than thlrty-flve tons of cop ing and scuiptureit parts during the hint few years. "