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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 19, 1927)
Saturday,' February' 19, 1927. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Page Three Society- News Drand Mrs. Ingle '. Entertain Clio Club Members Tr. and .Mrs, J. L. Ingle enter tained t hi' members of the eve ning Clio flub Thursday evening ' ul their home on. Vushtngton uv line. Ili-ldge1 was the diversion' an.) Mrs. 1 I.. Pulsion made high ieoro u in oiiir the women. The inen'a prim went to Hul dolmen kamp. - Carnations were the flowers used to decorate tile rooms. After in' card games ref reshmeiils were nrved. ' . 1. ' ,.. The 'nlt rirhi It ridge el lib was entertained Uivt evening at thu home of Mi-, and .Mih. Nolan Skiff id) Oak st net. Four tiiiih-M were at jday with high m'tH'i' ammig the wonten go- lug to .Mrs. John Stewart Hud the iin-n's prize tp Kverett ICt'Own. t 'nimolatinu jii i.t'S were won by Mr. and M im, Carl I altas. A ttt'o-i oniMi- s luni'lieoii w '.s served ;it a Ink hour,- entry! ng nut llu motif of Washington's birthday. CNIO.Y (Speeiul). Members of tllivUllabit ehib jnet Monday af ternoon at t he I 'nion hotel for 1 I : I ,i o'clock luncheon. It was a no-holens affair and after lunch eon, bridge wan the diversion fn 1 1 he living room of the hotel for t In' remalndee -itf-t he nftenoon. r ' I P.-T. ASSOCiatibn IStanchfleld, reviewing .urtlcles In tt -n ' 1 Who January Issue of tho Atlantic Honors Founders .Monthly. 'v ; V j ollowlng the program tho hos- . ... , ,, , , . less, assisted by Mrs, K. H. Apple- 'Ihe Hive, a Pareut-T, ichor as,!, , HonvJ soria.ion met FvU ay afternoon at n.,rPBl)m0nt8. ,,, , " the selHiol with a large attendance.) i4 , .' '. l-m. UHH-A-lution nr-sl.lr.nt.. Mis. I Te flr8t m(.otlnB o(i W,.s. (Icmivb.. I'i.-K',., i.i.sl.hd -oviir tlx.' ,. .-h ,h . ,.. -n. Iiusini ss n:i'tins, durlnB which I ""V. 1 ,U1" . ""i. .ior . .i ni) eoaLtei- i i' ,,",,". "I eanipflre frit-Is pledge the piano fund. . ' " ,M ' "to the dale set for a- pie sociable toi be. held In the ebapel. There will! be a program and refreshment). Mrs. Camp's room received the pMiiiv for hnvlnK th.. most, ..ir.j n , ms ,.,-, ,nt. Lust .nonll. Mr A .octahle. ws onjoyotl mirt ro . Iitt-ns room r.-r.lvo.l tl. pic- werR wrvpd ,,y H vnl. .... , Untntr committee heforn ndjoiim- Arti'r the business session nn . .... . . ment. mierem.ng p, Kram enj. y.M, . coin, (ieorge Courtney: violin solo, Krnest livings talk on Abrahnm Lincoln, 1,1 Ily Mlaeha; recital ton, ( Tis so Splendid to Live so Grand ,.ly," Dorothy Pierce; '"Good Oid M'imes," Melbu Shepherd; "George Wa.Hhinglon,''. Kdward ISibarger.- ; ,' following this the meeting was iuined over to Mis. I,. Fans, who ...tallied on the history of the Pur-' cnt-Teaeher association, Its mean ing, worth and growth. Mrs. , George Pierce gave the parent's creel. af'er whleh Airs. I ,ouis w :. zel gave a talk on "What Pt.'-ent-'i'eaclHMS Mean to the Parent." Mrs. I'.nnp followed with a paper on "What Parent-Teat hers .Mijan to the Teacher." A large birthday cake with HI . lighted candles was then exhibited. I the day being the thirtieth anui- , versa ry of Founder's day of ihe ; parent -t earlier . association. One large candle in the center of tho cake was lighted in memory ofj the founders of the National Con- : gross of I "a rents and Teachers, Alice MeCletlan Hirnle. and Phoe be A. M-avst. The cake was large KEEP WELL Pep Elixo is the best laxative tonic and system reg ulator obtainable. Come in and get a sample FREE and be convinced. Moon Drug Co. Agents For The Owl Drus Co. Minerva Says Sti nur wiiMlmv for nhr1 in n in Mini's OxftinR IkiiIi hlmk nml linran anil llsclil Inns; thilliMl up nltli fancy MlichliiR nml TOlimMl snilillc .lrnw. Tlii-' arc for nun nml yimnit men vUo wmil In Im htsHl in llic Illicit sjirlinr stvlcs l.9: to S.Y-.V An il PivMrvrr 0 rnnls nml .shM. hlai k anil lii-mm. fmnl Slii In IKm nf slyliw in Mni's lrcv mill Wmli ' Sh- til tclml mini SI.II.I to S7.7.-.. I'lrlily nf U-lmll. li-inHi mill 10 Incli M icli tins '' nulinic. Ill n.2Tt Ul Sl. The B00TERY Al Sfit for Mill. Silk Hom- for liOdlc. Prki roitoMiMde enough to serve. 40 people. In spite of the rain Thursday the girls of the, Sonngetaha camp fire girl group gathered at the home of Mm. G. . Hirnle for hike. After straggling through mud ankle deep th girls finally readi ed Cougar pond, where they de cided to turn back. Although the . purpose of the iimy, wmrn whs hi ant-a-u ireru i JZXr, t'iAW. BOOMV of .he Niwhodl.. Kpta- ni 7. h tt hiir k. 1 u t ..! enjoyed the hike had It not bcent lor cleaning bools upon their ar rival home. The next meeting of the yroup will be Wednesday, lVb. at the domestic science building of the high whool, 1'lans were made for winning honors at that time. I K'AM KLA (Special). A vnten- II no costume, party was given hyi the parent-teacher association of j Kuinelu lust Kuttirdny evening. The! i ii 1 1 nun preiiiiy nvcuiiiu'ii in mhi und. white, and the evening wuh I spent dancing. The opening of a valentine, box. caused -considerable merriment. . , ., .-jfv- ltelreshmvnts were served by 'the committee in charge, . P.E. 0. Entertained By Mrs. G. Si Birnie Chapter I. of V, K. O. met ys- -terduy nfternopn at tljo home of Mrs. George S. Hirnle. on Fourth street. After the business session two Interesting papers' Wore given l.t- Mm llnl Unhnnlfnmii flflfl M I'M. ..', , ,u ...,- ii., fflt awodutlon. wan hold nt tho home of Mrs. Irvin ' Mrarnweil, 15(133 Al avenue, yesterday nfter noon ut ,2 . o'clock, with, 23 mem- . nil unn vltiltnr nrlilonl. ,,.., k.,ui- -..i-,, 1 Mrs. Kthel Smith was elected as secretary to fill the vacancy lei'l Kir tlia Kicianntinn nf Mm l.'lftl- The nwit mept!nff of the P1lh i will be Friday " evening,. March 4, , "at the home of Mrs. Gertrude M' Vey, l!i07 Sixth street. ; About 30 Neighbors 1 of Wood craft met ut the home of Mra. .Walter Parker Thursday- after noon und spent the time at needle work and visiting, j. 1 Hefore adjournment refresh ments were served by the hos tnsses, Mrs. Thomas Short, M is, W. 1 neVlne and Mrs. Ada Clurk. I I'NIOX (Special).' Fourteen members of the Woman's Chris- ttun Temprrunce union enjoyed an interesting program Wednesday of iternoon at the home of Mrs. K. K. ' Purse in North I'nlon; I The afternoon was in charge of Mrs. Belle M. Wright ifnd Mrs. D. i 1 1. Orouter. Mrs. Wright, Mid. Stone and Mrs. Mattox each reud a paper on the work of the W. C. T. P. During a sociable following tho program refreshments were served. ., . UNION (Special) Tho Aid so ciety of the Presbyterian . church met Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Charles Cross with Air. . Cruver assisting as hostess,, j liming the regular routine of business the secretary was in structed to write a letter In behalf of tho society to' the minister's w l f e, M rs. Arthur I. Pick i nson , , who Is 111 at the Grande Komle hospital, ulso otio to Mrs. Kmine!). i a member of the society, who is 111 at her homo here. I Following the business meeting tho remainder of the afternoon , was spent visiting. Refreshments , were served by the hostesses. ICove Couple Is i Married Here 1 Italic M. Price and Klsle Crow der, both of Cove, were married here Thursday at the pursonugo o: the First Huptist church, the Uev. , George A. Pollard performing the ceremony. ' After the marriage, they return ed to Cove where they plan to mako their home for a time. COVIO (Special). The Women's club gave o, birthday surprise par ty Saturday afternoon honoring A Soft Hat Small Bufi lists ul l hi, ttyle are still favnred by the French A supple fell'froKD of plus couiblnsd aitli pink bangkok. and a rhlDestonr or Damenl fashion tbls toaua. two of Its' members. The party was held ul the home of Mrs. O. Kekerthy." one Qf - lh honored guests, the other one being Mifc. .Yeiu, It. Grace, the city librarian. Mrs. Kekersley Is one of Cove's pioneers, she - und her husband settling here ninny lyeurs ago. This year she celebrates her 76th birth day annixersury. Mrs. Grace wus born In Ken tucky l-'eh. 11, -1S44. She spent all of her early years In the coun ty and came to Oregon In 103. Kor the past nine years she has hud charge of- the Cove public, library. i.. i fim t u.ti..u lml church WuH entertained u: the home of Mrs. J. K. Oonloy Wednesday afternoon. About 35 women were present and after an afternoon spent at games and visiting refreshments were served. 1 , cOVR , (Special). Mrs. 11. W. Peterman gave a plensunt surpnne party honoring the seventeenth Mrlhday of her daughter, Nin, hist week. '-. Seventeen friends made up the guest list. After an enjjljjejjj guest list. A f ter a n -en joya ble time spent visiting, refreshments were served, a birthday cake.whh 17 lighted, cundles serving' its ho attractive center piece, . ' Ci liANCJ K HAI.N (Special) I'll-! der the badership' of Miss Mil-' lred Stoddard, timnhoj In tli"; school here, the pupils of l.ilKTly ! hp h mil h;irt n vnlr-nlhi itnMv Moll- day at tho school. Just before noon they had- a valentine- box and at IS o'clock 1 they went to the lllue Mountain I grange buciv M'here n lionflre was built and wciners roasted... He sides .welnx-rs, they ' had- picklci, buns unit cake for lunch. v After lunch games were played during the remainder jf the after noon. ' . ; : - IMHI.KIt (Special) Mr. ani Mrs. , Uulph Morgan, enteitutned the, members of the sophomore class Wednesday evening nt 1helr home here. . The early part of the evening wus enjoyed rit games, after which refreshments were served. Announcements The J-atter Pay Saints Relief society will meet Sunday evenlng at 7 o'clock In the tobernncle, the meeting to be conducted by Mr. Julia Hlntt. Those tuking part in the social service . lesson w ill bo Mrs. Kate Melcalf, ,Mrs. Anna mack, Mrs. Josephine Anderson and . Mrs. Myrtle Zundel. The sub ject. "The Kmotlonal Problems of Childhood." will be discussed hy Mrs. I., t.. Douglas. ' This topic is of. special Interest to paronts and leahers'and a cordial invitation Ih tvxte'nded to them to attend. The Royal Neighbors will hold an adjourned meeting at the homo.' of the oracle, Mrs. When only a Diamond will do-- Every womn knows and Of course expects ' ' Every man to, know, too, That at least once in A lifetime and perhaps On two or three other Occasions only the Gift of a diamond is Adequate an engagement, For example or your 'Steenth wedding. Anniversary or some Other special event Dear to the hearts of At least two people And since you wish to Make it as cherished And perfect a gift as Possible it is only Right that you should'' Insist that the box show The name "Siegrist & Co." As a guarantee of fine Quality and utmost beauty, SIEGRIST & CO. "Largest Jewelry Store in Eastern Oregon" at. I OUT OUR WAY WHAT ! r MOO' EAW FOR SOO. DIDMT PAW TAW . X VAiT TPIS.E. MOODY'S X VAT FOUR MOOMf-S - &E.T RAISE. SE"f! VAje.LL.-lHE.RES A MISTAKE. SOMEWHERE. ! Loov MODD1NH'? Paw ' - " ' ' 'V 'JPfP MEROH.S. ARE MAOE. ii' SOUfi First street, Monday, eyonlnrf for the purpose of balloting, on candidates and setting' a date for . lloyai ' Neighbors' convention.. ' , 3iiss Momioi s Fir.nTS toii WOMK.N'S .MKASl'Ri;S , Miss Bess M. Morhous, legisla tive, representative- and field sec retary of the New York Statu league of Women Voters, has tho formidable task of convincing a majority of 6L state senators and 160 assemblymen in Albany that m seven piansa oi ner orgunizu tion should bo Incorporated into law. Miss Morhous was engaged in welfare and women's work In" tho South and In Rhode Island beforo going to Albuny. Tho seven meas ures for which sho is fighting arc the Sheppard-Towner act for tho core of mothers, a 48 hour week1 for working women, jury service for women, ,. prohibition enforce ment legislation, raising the-n?ar-riugeahlc age of girls from M.'to 16 years, restoration of the direct primary for state officers ana tension of registration time for city 'PAW DAW i WO'J MOONT& 1QO - That -1i-E-R'S,A KTtv H 0Op4T 'aPH vnhca pampas, olo ROBltslSOM CPOS.OE. .-. LOOKE.D FOR A FOR T 0OT HE. OMUV daw : FOR -TvNEMTW MoT BORM. ritoiiiitiTioN' wonii:a pit.isi :i) nv an Pit i :vk Mrs, Adrianna Hungerford. re cently lionoreil by Gen. ldncoln Andrews, prohibition administrator of the United Slutes, who expressed u d t -al re to h a vo her b ec o n to a member of his staff, Is one of the outstanding prohibition workerH of Colorado. President of the W. .---rirvY poor o-rro L is dVV h Selling Out! CARR'S J ClOSlllg UUt! . rh.no MAIN 56 , j t (Pi To renflep the .SWkj mot 'oPenl,abl tfiii! IQSiW. jfeS and courteou Ji' (: ls T"'S'jfi2 E(W service . Tl MKaCiHcii I roW"mbar . RESOLVE . "'K t i comment with j() (j0 noHiin hv hand or mechanical rossl ' v fair wagfii to the " I eCioyenad'C',P,lM power wliiili ran be done better and , ', oiviDt and more cheaply by elorh ieily. V 1 1 y-yrfilsh doaervlng fair S!aa4m - TV:i jSMkSs treatm.af , ' , VilP EH thl. community ) KeTl I I I I IT; iii 11 - - - I ISW I Ii the objective I - w j I . ' ' n warm i r. By Williams poor orroj i'-tr-v &olv a GOOD AC.TOF? MOTlCE - V iM ,, OTYo DOM' gcT X. HE'D--OF SVM00M6O IF 5rMP; OTTO HAD GOT LOOKED (T & MISl7wfc WEARS. - . J.RANiLUfNMS. mo. u. pat OFr. OieaT by hca bervici:. inc. T. V. since 1004, Mrs. Hungerford was a leader In the move to plaeo Colorado In the list of dry Htatcs In .the campaign of 1!I4. Sluco jirohlbltion wiim voted, slut has been to the front constantly In op position to moves made to modify tho law. In the l'H'ti election her efforts and those of her organlxn tlon were active In defeat of a "beer and light wine" rofrrendimi. I MENUS Ily Sister Marjr . , nUKAKl-WST Winter pears, ce- I real, thin cream, scrambled eggHj with frizzled dried beef, corn bread, j milk, coffee. - I lCNi'llKON crenm nf onion I moui, crouton, sweet potato and i pineapple Miilnd, whole wheat bread. j steamed fig pudding, milk, tea. j 1M.NI-:U linked halibut steaks iwitb dressing, shoestring potatoes, dandelion green with hneon drMs I log, caramel nut custard, whole ! wheat bread, milk, coffee. After making the caramel atul spreading it evenly over the bak ing dish, sprinkle chopped nuts evenly over the caramel. Then mid the custard mixture and hake as usual. The nuts absorb some nf tho earn in el and have nn unus ual and delicious taste. The des- i sect mum of course he served very icold. .. ,' : . I Steamed l-'lg Pudding ! Three-fourths cup chopped figs, , t-ll cuj granulated sugar, 2 table spoons butter, 1 egg. Mi eup milk, 1 eup flour, 1 teaspoon baking powder, Vi teaspoon salt, tea Mpoim vanilla. ) Five or six figs are put through ; the food chopper und thoroughly ' mixed with 2 tablespoons sifted flour. Cream butter ami gradual ly beat In sugar. Add one or. two j tablespoons sifted flour, heating to 1 keep mixture perfectly sntooth. I Add egg well beaten. Mix and sift remaining flour with salt and oak- House Cleaning It will soon be time to do some spring house cleaning. ; Your lace curtains will heed washing and stretching. Get your heavy drapes and portieres dry cleaned, it will give them a fresh . and new appearance. STANDARD LAUNDRY Phone MAIN 5G . Putman , ......, .. for : ' -HOSIERY v i the kind that wedft' ONYX "POINTEJrV, . . and f; . ROLLINS 'j1 RDNSTOI Ing powder tind add alternately with milk and vanilla to first nil x tnre. Stir In nepaied fig and turn Into u well buttered - mold, (.'over mold and steam'', forbne hour. Serve wit It whipped erea m or hard s;iuee. (Ct.py iKhtij I f27. NKA Serviee, hic.l , i v
