La Grande evening observer., February 22, 1927, Image 3

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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Tuesday, February 22, 1027.
PageThrei
Society: News
The Typical Outdoors Girt
!V vMENUS:.' '. l Collarless Neck
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Miss O'Day Is
Honor Guest at
Bridge Parties
Mlra Murxnrft O'liay, or I'oH
lnnil, who in vialtlns here ut th"
home of Iict roiinln. Mrs. Willl.tm
IVui-i', lum hr. n the inspiration
for two uttisu'tlvo porth'S
the. wi'i-k.
wnrtla. Nohin Hruiten,
unl Hurry Ku'rna.
Hlvln KIllR
Tho Pythian Siitorii met at tlio
Knlfrhta of I'ythlua hull1. 1" l.li.y
evening Tor u aorlubli. following
the M'KOliir IoiIko Hcanion.
l-'our tuhlra of tinoi-hlt were :tt
play uml tilfrli aoore anions the
women went to Mrs. V. A. Moas.
Jurln! Jack Mcl'urlhy rroiivi'tl tho mi'n'
prlxi1, and the fonaolatlon iit-Jx
Mrs. Iv A. t'luirli'ton. .of l-Nm-ul
Vi)a a vlltlnff ini'inhi'r. ....
Ijiat nlKht ahe waa ru. al n( i Jo Mm A. H. Shannon,
honor at u party Kiv. n l.y Mia. H. 1 h- rominlllw In i-lm.,. serv ,1
t 'l'ni-n.r. whi'n tlirrp la)ih-8 fcC 11 1 ' ' ",B immh" m'u1
LxLlirn u'l.fo (t (illlV. M I'R. Mflt'ln'
Larson innilo hllth ueure at nlnh), fll0v'
anil I ho jsutHt prliip wpnt to MIm. , "
IV liny. I 'onaohillon was won ly ! y OITien S OOCietV
.Mrs. Willlnm Ivan-. , Tl 4-l
Tho iliTOlutlims were appropri- ,' " 111 JJCU"1,C
ato for WaHhlnKlon'H hli t Inlay, n'.l ! .' .' " I'
anil whlto swi'itpiaa hilmr "si'l. ! flu- Woimin'a aocifty of Hi. j
l.iini'hpon wna w-rvt-il following .-,.sl Unptlht phur.-h nu t Krhlny.,
Dip unlilP. (afternoon at (he hump of Mrs.;
On Wi'ilni'ailay ivcntnn .Mrs. i William Hhiiilo for a ilihalo with1
Pnnrp Was hoal. sa In honor ni l tin- World Whip Riiilil of Ihc
MIbh (I'Pny at three tallies .tf i ehureh on the aiihjeet. "Id uolvi'il, I
hrhltre, with Mrs. Jann'S MeNann'p j I hut the mini ehureh has ihorei
winning- flrat nrl.e. und the- irueat ! to I'Otishl'M- for the. fillnre of.
nrlxn wilnK In Miss t)'luy. I Amprlea'a Christianity tliilii
A rpil anil white eolor sehenie,
. llH
carrying out the Idea -r HI. V.U
t nltnf'H tiny, wna uhimI. At mi up
propria to hour tlio hostess ai'rv
lun'lH'n. .
' MIhh O'Duy Will prohnbly !-
lioro for u wek loiifT hcfnii' bIip
roturnH 1o licr homo In rorHitn.l.
Thrct' (iihlcs of bridge were lit
piny Krldiiy nrtcrnoon wlien M-s.
' t'lyflo Zliniiu'rmiin wan l,ostess lo
I ho KrUlny Afternoon Iti iHue club
nl her home on N ft venue.
M J.M. Willlnm IVure won litflt
Keore umonir the elub . memlteitt
und the Herohd prlxe went
'lnmlo Lynch. . Mrs. Willlnm W'U
xon received the tfitest prize.
1 n nccoi da nee wit h ' t he sprt n;
hoii ho n iln f I od 1 1 s. f resins und pi n 1
city church.
iMembeiR of Hie wuinen'H Bor-leU',)
representinK the city chirch. won
the (lelir.te. . 1
' Klve. nii-rnhers of the Kulld invl
15 women were (treHent. Mrs. Wil-t
Hum . Shade, preshlent of the" bo-
cleiy. presided over the meetliii;. j
und Mrs. V. I'. MeAdory led !n
th debute. -
Iuiins the luiHlnens meeting
plunn ere rompleted for the dln-i
ncr to be served by the VVomena I
society l-'rlduy evening fit thpbu8'-
ment of the church. Mr. W. h. I
Devine is Ken era I clmlrmun in'
to Mrs. johurire. . I
I At the close nf the meetinir t
hostess served refrehinents.
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Members of the Osoho canipfire
rosebuds were used to deeorate I he . Klrl Broup met Saturday arternooi.
rooms. A two-course luneheon fol-1 ot the home of Miss Hurbura Pld-
lowed the ufternoon's card Barnes, cock from where they Bturted on a
. Thp club will meet Kiiday. Ma . 1 hlhp for thp purpose of studying
4. at the home of Mrs. Charles trees. An InteresllnB hour wna.
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lteddlnflcld.
Royal Neighbors .
Plan Convention
spcni aner wnicn tney returneuio wood of San Diego, Cnllf.
t lie Pldeock home, whero rofresh-j
menta were served, I ' " .
An outdoors girl? Yes,- but she'd pass indodrs,
recently chbsen as
Reserve. f
too.
the
Mrs. Martens Is i
Host to Lucky 13;
LAW ori'KHH AVOMKX
AMSOUIUNi VOCATION
A
line perider. hn lonR sincecenBed to
! exlBt," "she-.declured. , '.-'V '
'There would he more luwyer
in phue of Ipkiu
that there Ih hh
- ... I .l.w. nf tUt. .
s II UtlJWUI llfil nirtiiiif, iii iit . - ( . ... I . l .
Uoyal N-iRhburs lodge was heM ' A woman lawyer ot nearly len . una Knw(wiiu..
,.... ..ii. ... u.. .'..... r ii.. I rYinv fn.'otnn v. nii A.i-d nvnpi-iniirn whiiKe futher. i nrntitlee ; Ib . dull.
luni imkiii in mi " ' " ' . 1 ' . i. tt n 1iiu
rle Mrs Turrle Kuton. when the). Martens was hostess at-an attinc- Krand futher and u:cai Krununiinei ( 11111111,11111,
' t-S n .d..ui .,.nM.,n .,c tlveiv nnnointi.il inneheon Krldnv wpip members of iho nrufcHHiun, career uh there is on the stuRP or
Hip Inrlrre to be hold here was de-j afternoon at her home In KoulI bellevew the, law offei'B women ,'
elded upon. .l:nlon. where she entertained tlio "wonderfully absorbing vocation. ,
The convention will be May 2 1 1 meinncrs or mc t.ucny rnirieen in wuicn numrw km nu- ...v
,,.! Anil.tr,tt,.m iii h iw.m f rnin ' club. ' I not prejudic ed by sex. MiHaHsiher
. I'lnk und whifit cnrnatinns we
kind- of business.",, ahe mild.
lr SUicr -Mursr
IIURAKI-'AST ' . Mowed ' flga
with orange hIIccs, cereal, thin
cfpujit; Krench toast, sirup, mil kv
coffool, . -
U'Nt'HrcoN Hnlied rice and
toinatoeH, '. KutiHtuit Bahtd, ryu
bread,- rock cookies, lnllk, tea.
lUNNhllt ItuiiHl veal, glace'
mveet pot 11 tors, ,Kiiiuich In lemon
butler, KudlHtieii and new onions,
peach tapioca pudding, whole
wheat bread, "milk." corfee.
These are 'simple menus that
will appfiil to the. average family.
IT children under school agtt uru
to he served, une or two reurraiigo- j
meniM may .be necessary. Tho
"junior" luucheou iuilad should bo
of shredded lettuce simply d reused
with oil uml leiijop Juh'e. A sweet,
polulo halied' while' tho un'itt Is
rnuKtltig should bo substituted forj
he gluce sweet potatoes mul tho
onions should , )m very - finely
minced.' children tinder ten years
of agi find radishes extremely
hard tb digest and should not be
allowed to cut them. '
The penrh tapioca puddlng is nn
Ideal - dessert for the very young
or very, old and will not bo scoffed
at by any member of the family. '
. Jtock cookies will' help the
muohidlsH'UHsed rflaVs of milk to
disappear like niitglc.''
, : IH-k .Cnitdics '
One arid ,one-li'air- cups light
brow ft-rtujjrur, 1 oup. butler, 3
eggs. teaspoon -salt, 1 cup
chupped, nut uieats, -1 cup chopped
and .'seeded -raisins. 1 teaspoon
cinnamon, . 2 ,.teaspoona baking
powder. '2 'cups : flour.' 2 table-
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Spring; frocks emphiittlnH the cot
I mi on MeLklluQ tlto'smnvtest !
iug Rnwre, oval 01 V
spoons 'milk.
I'leam1 butter nm 1 gradually
beat In sugar. Add egg yolks well
. beaten. ' Mix and sift flour, suit,
. baking powder and cinnamon. Add
with' nuts and ratslnH to first mix
I tare, Add milk und tulx tltorough-
ly. Heat whites Of eggs until stllC
and dry and cut uml fold Into mix
ture. rrop"from tip of spoon onto
buttered uml floured baking pans
and bake 15 minutes in a hot
oven. ,
(Copyright, IUL'7, NTta Retire,
Inc.)
PUTMAN'S
La Grande'ti Exchmve
Ready-tO'Wear and Millinery
4 .KL .
ii 11 iwi aap
Relief mt One
"1 tri sublet toeott'
tfpAtion, my kidnsri
wn out of ordar apd 1
wai run-down d
nrvout 1 could hrd!y
k'atatonr. Iwusdvlwd
ay nty phytlciui to try
Lyko, ,1 sot rolltf t
Uin-.''twhKtK.ttln
uf MluiMipiii writw.
Smf it tm Tmnle
for Stomach ,
nrf Bowmlm
3. D. M liter, of Chletco.
write: "Wo hvo bon
uiirif Lylto in otirf rally
und And If thoboat tonl
fur Btomirhaiid bowl
w luava avor uaod. .' I
I Thought dyl!;
Children Would:
Drive T.lc Crczy
Do Your Nervea Trouble You I
wun icomtcn, Doweia, Kidney md llv.r working
broDerlV there can ba no nervous exhaustion.' h..C
achea, diuineii, constipation, pain, in thaback. '
In naarly .vary case of nervouanesa and k rundown
eondition af health, the remedy moat needed U foot
general tonic. Men and women everywhere Cava
obtained .mazing reaulta with Lyko; beeauaa it eon
tain, medicinal ingredienta that not only aid digeetioo
and regulate the bowels, but act on the kidneya and
Mw. It ihmfoie Mm up th. whol. an urni. TM nw tartat t
I.rVo (a th. fnrmula by which th InamllmUOT m&ltmt ae
ltll.lr. Ua w your drumrllt today anJ at bollMig ttii. arm,
kaUtk and .traeeth fculld.r. Ut ona trial PKt.ttt.tJt alUi ( '
M wba, U aaa doofor thousand, of ailing 1
:Thla ITYKouiaNtv coZ"m!3&.-
COUDOM OaatlMamr Bnd a trial boltlaof Wi' I awlaaa
7.7. atohlB pay boaiaa. and aa,aittB.- V'Ji'v
Nan, - -V-t.
"'Trial 1 v J ' . . 1
;,,0,, I rirt.t. m. "'-, ' .
all over the district, wnicn in
cludes Ituher. rnuililla and Unlon'used to decorate the three sjuk'A
counties. Tho lodge members also tablts, where a three-course lunch
balloted on candidates during the , eon was served at 1:15 o'clock.
evening.
Friday evening the regular meet
ing of the organization will he
held nt the K. P. ball. Initiation
to take place ut that time. Fol
lowing the initiation there will be
a banquet, at which tho losing
loam in a membership contest will
be hostesses.
"
A blrtlidtiy 'hTnity yas given in
honor or Marry K'arns Friday eve
ning al the home of his mother.
Mrs. Andrews, at ltf22 Jackson
avenue.
Tho evening was spent at gams
and nluslc. followed by refresh
ments served by Mrs. Andrews
and Miss llnrlbut, of Itoulder.
'olo.
' Those prtsent wore Vivian Clut
lagher, Madeline CJullagher. Ituth
lllandon, Mario Brandon. fiertrud
Swartz, Vtina Itickford. . Myron
Smith, Frank llnrlbut. Karl Kd-
Duilng tho bridge games which.
followed, Mrs. Fred Fox mad'
high score und Mrs. V, M. Dobl)ln
received the consolalton lirize.
'
CNION (.Special). Members .of
the T. H. club met Wednesday
evening ut the homo of Mr. an 1
Mrs. W. ' W, Ktevens, when four
tables of ,1)rldgo were at play; Mr.,.
.1, F. i utchinsou made high seni o
among the women players am) tho
men's prize went to Fred Fox.
Mrs. Hurt Knight received the con
solntion prize. 1 .
It is a mistake for the youth of
PbilliDs. an asKiKtant United States this country to go to Europe fat
attornev, in Sah FranclBco. is the 1 musical graining. Madame Hchu
fourth generation rcproKentatlvo of , man-llelnk' told friends In Dixie.,
a fanillt of luwvors. "Hostility InlShe believes .there are hotter fncll
tho profession against the fomln- Ities forvtraJnliig In Ameiiea. ,
Announcements
FREE!
With Each Tube of
Red Feather
Bay Rum Shaving
Cream
"We are. giving a gen
uine $1 ' Gillette .Ra
zor with one blade
FREE
Moon Drug Co.
AKOKtS I-'oc
The Owl Hnifc Co.
The JJegreo of Honor Protec
tive association will meet In reg
ular session this evening ut Fugles
hull. The mooting will begin at 8
o'clock.
"
The Woman's Home Missionary
society ot the First Mcthodi.-d
Kpiscoput church will meet at tho
home of Mrs. K. (. I'ayton, ti4 1
A flams avenue, tomorrow after
noon, wit h M rs. T. K. IMerson n
charge of the study subject.
M'MIII-.ltK STI DIONTS at
TWKXTY TllorSANI)
Twenty thousand music students
have been tutored by Miss Herthn
Hnuor, director of the Cincinnati
conservatory of music. " She went I
to Cincinnati 48 years ago from j
Ann Arbor. Mich., to tho school!
founded by her lato ftunj. Tho
conseratory, now 60 years old, has j
the support oi several' public spir-
itod Cinclnnutl women and owns Its (
own campus and buildings 1
rm ' ' "
NHA Phllndrliehln Hurenu
WHO SAID CHICKHN SANDWICH? This la Juat tlic Mart
of il HH-t) tolmnitiin nllilP illll liiB the wlntpr iorls rnrtilval
In-Ill. nl I'ociiiio .Miinor, Kloili top to bottom:' Mins
- . Viritlnln IKrppl. Jllna KiltM I'erry.
Minerva
Says
In order - to Induce Indira
wlto Iinvc never wnrn a Miir
(if Arclt-Ald or Itcd t'ros
Arcli lrei'rv'r Mors ir
Oxftmls w bftvo plaittl Ixttli
these lines of liigb ginclo Sid
shoe nt St-AO mt pair.
Many Indies In I -a Grande
near no ntlHr makes, aim!
prnl.Hr them highly. TUv MH
(ial const rticl ion f I hcv
si iocs gently MipiMirt UK arch
gli lug gceat iiiiufort wlnn
Hlnntlinx or walking: alM
eliin'iintcs burn lug s4'ii-atlitn
nd prcvtiits (-altoiiM fro.n.
firniilng nn the InMIoiii of the
rool.
for on?nfnrt and wtjip
t Iiit.' Is ih hcl u-r sliie
mnile.
The B00TERY
I'll say up got good priors
and gtKMl kIiocm,
Nf.A Kai Vark norma
THEY MADE A KICK about rrturnlne tp Amerlrn, but Hint tlocan'l inean that Beth anil
'Betty Dodge, twin tlanrrra, aren"! glnil lo be hark. They're apent Ihe la.t year on Euro
pean (tagee and were ao tlrklrd lo nrr. home aliorra agnln Hint Hit-y llagetl a llltlr-rp-
. . ikhorean celrbralloit on Ihe U"tk of their liner.
iMAXY BIG : NEW'-;
ALUES!1
Brought Forth at Startling Prices for .
Tomorrow's -v
RAPID-FIRE SELLING
": Prices Smashed Again on Many Lines
' I . :.; For Our . i;.;
Second Tremendous Big Selling Drive To
Y7
The Remainder of This Stock ;
?1'Sll Never was there a sale wider in scope! Never were the
offerings more select! Never were the prices more ap
pealing! Make this opportunity yours and share in the
wonderful savings made possible because we are Going
Out of Business. ' ":. .' -
A Big Special Offer for Wednesday Only :
$5.00 and $7.50 Ottomans j r
Wednesday we will sell, while they last, regular $5.00 to
$7.50 Ottomans In sizes 12x22 inches or 12x18 inches.
Mahogany base covered with jac- h ..bw .fadf
quard velour or mohair. Sale is p0j)aci3
tor casn wiiy iiiini, une u ti tun- a
tomer or family. They all go in one
big lot Wednesday only at $2.95.
Selling Out!! Closing Out!!
CARR FURNITURE CO.
La Grande, Oregon
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