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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 25, 1927)
: Friday," February 25; 1927.' ' ' LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER SOCIETY: JNEwo IpUTOUftWAY Bridge Parties Held at Reuter. i . .. Home This Week Two dcllKlitful parties of this week were Wednesday nnd Thnrr . iny afternoons when Mrs. Normun . V. Kroea and ' Mrs.' Walter II. llciiicj were hontesses at the HetiN l llOIHP Oil KIlHt Hll'iH't. . ; On both occasions luncheon was nerved ut :16 o'clock, six- tabU'S of bridge following luncheon on 'Wednesday and on Thursday sev en tables weie ut play. : . tiouqiiets of aprliiK flowers were ftVctively HH(d to decorate the rooms, , . Mrs. W. ( l-Yomnn was hltfh wore winner on Wednesday af ternoon. Mrs. Clyde Kiddle re- delved the second prize and tho convolution prize Tell to Mm. O. i.. I. uHson, t On1 Thursday nrternoon Mm. JtilhiH Itnesch made high score, Hit Heron 1 prize went to M is. 1 1. II. Coburn ami the eoiiHOlation prlxclo .Mrs. ('. H. Moon.; ....( . . .. club were quests ut an attractive) luncheon at 1:15 o'clock ycsierdny afternoon when Mrs. J. T. Itich ardHon was hostess. i J i ridge was the diversion follow ing luncheon with Mrs. K. I.. Mey- .ru uinniror lilirl, Vim iriH.nt tri!0 went to Airs. I. S. IColdnsoti. j The N. JV 13. club was enter-1 talned yesterday afternoon at the new homo of Mis. Jaek MiCiheunj oh X avenue. I Thm1 tables of hridKO were at 111 n y during 1 tic afternoon wit it j Mrs,: II. YV Klley winning: htRht score and the second prize going to Mrs. Nellie Spencer. Tin hostess served rrf reslimenls following the nfternoon's games. I The club will meet next Thurn- iay .wii ii .m r. sutler jones n j IiomIcsm. ; Mr. Cleaver Will Wed Portland Girl Of Interest to many l.a Grande people la the announcement of 111 engagement of Miss iteth Huther land to K rune Is t'tenver, whirl was ilinde last week tit the Alpha De.tn 11. women's living organisation ut tho I'nlverslty of Oregon, and the Phi Kuppu 1'sl, fraternity house,. Miss Sutherland is the daughter of O, G. Sutherland,, assistant, t" general manager of tho i'nlon lu ciflc. in l'ortlund. She Is a major In the normal arts department. Cleaver, son of George I.. 4leu Ver, former resident of l.a Grande, is president of the Phi Kappa I'si house und hus been a member of the varsity, track team for four years. He Is u senior in the ge ology department. 0 Miss Verha t'onn and Elmer Carpenter, both of . Iji Grand . were married here yesterday af ternoon ut 2 o'clock nt the home of the groom, the Hev. J. A. Hal!, of the Methodist Episcopal church south, performing the ceremony. Only numbers of the, hmnrdlnt- family were present. : Mr. und . Mrs. Carpenter will mukc their home here. 1 Mrs. Elizabeth Bettner and John M. Hurnside, both of HuincB, were married here Sunday, It wus an nounced yesterday. . The marriage took place at the pnrson.ige. of the First Hnpttnt church Sunday afternoon ut o'clock, the liev.G.-A. Tollard performing the ceremony. The Couple will Jive near Haines, where Mr. Hurnside -has a ranch. P.-T. Association Aids Piano Fund By William? l4o-NO-TiFW . DONT V ' ir li ( i j Minuo i n VE.'LL MFTO4 GtfT IT OFF WOUU SOME. WAV I WAtTT ,1LU GiT SOME. SOAPJ MENUS OFF 'fore anvBoow l SEES ME. LIKE. TFAI. I ' WOO BfUMGr ME1 TUI- -IT-IS DANG ED -fA TEASERS BALL. NOvi,GTrrCfF'FoRS. i Bust- loose ' ! The Helomnla It ridge club wrs . entertained Wednesday afternoon nt the, 1iome of Mrs. Clyde Churl ton. " Thren tables of bridge were at play and high score went to Mrs.' George McVey. Mrs. Hoy Earniun renelved the eonsolatlfin prize and the guest prize was won by M ri. Vnde King. The rooms were prettily decor nled with poltiyl iilants. At &:: o'clock the hostess served a hot lamulc . luncheon. . The next meeting of the club wHI be wilh Mrs. E. M. .lenson. on Maple street. ' ' Mrs. U. E. Williams nnd Mrs. C. TU Williams were hostesses at u shoyc last night honoring Mrs. CfnrTft',Webb at the home-, of. tlie former. Several friends made up the guest, list and following the show er five tables of bridge were en joyed. " Mrs. Hobert Carey made high score at cants and the sec ond prize went-to Mrs. G. G. Grif fiths., Mrs. Everett Kcown received I he consolation pi Ize. Pink and blue was the color scheme used to decorate the rooms and was carried out in bounuets of the season's flowers. Vavors and score cards appropriate for (he oc casion were in the sumo colors. At about midnight the hostesses served refresh me n,tfl. The OWL imports YARRITU CASTILE SOAP - fol people who like the mild cleansing action of the finer Spanish Castile Soap. Yarritu Castile is ari exceptional soap especially good f or baby's tender skin. A Lare Cake 25 .... Moon Drug Co. Agents For ' The Owl Drug Co. To raise money for a piano rund tho Jtlveria. Pureni-Teacher association hud a pie sociable Tuesday evening nt the school. In addition, to the sociable on Interesting program was given con -Klsting of an original play by the children of Miss Myrtle Hoyt's room: n dialogue by five of the hoys from tho mime room; a recK tation by Hilly SlunsfiHd; recita tion, Vivlnn llllyard: piuiio solo, M iH. William Kelly: "A Blight Misunderstanding." Huby and Viv ian Hilynrd; reading, Mary Vaughn llendrlckson; Scotch song, Merrill Alnsworth; stunts, Helen Fallows and Dorothy lierce; violin duet, Alice Jennette, nnd ' Maeliznbelh Cooper; reaillng, Cuthcrine Hum phreys; one-aet play, "Getting Hid of An Agent," Mr. and Mrs. A. I.. Huff and Mrs. G. M. Pierce. Pie and Coffee were served. : - Tho Mothers' Self Culture club held an Interesting meeting at th home of Mrs.- Hay Williams yes terday afternoon. , Mrs. I.eo Miller sung two solos, "The Stars Have Eyes," by San derson and "Indian l.ove. Call" from "Hose Marie." Mrs, J. 1. Meyers, accompanied her ut the piano. The next meeting of the club. Thursday, Morrh 1, will he nt the home of Mrs. Waller Palmer. . ' One new member was Inttiuted Tuesday evening when the Degree of Honor Protective association met in regular session ut Eagles' hall. Mrs. Albert Herman presided over the meeting. The. new mem ber tuken in was Mrs. ' Claude Nnsh. The next soclnl meeting of the association will be Tuesday eve ning, March 22. . - Pays Tribute to Great Americans V7- ..a hn-L GiT SOME. SOAPJ J ta.O..AT.OT'i TA INCr OFF 0".f?.WiLLiAM5 O102T BY HIA St W VICE. HC J and "Jlpmev Sweet Homo UKW'S H1IXU AXI) DEAl" Ti) , keenly through vlbrutlona, . sho mi M hie tkai mimw I says, nnd run tell accurately what glnia' i.uiiaby. The program was Interspersed with readings, flag drills and songs by the school children. After the' program lunch lly KIkUt Mary . mtEAKKAST ApphH. cereal, I thin eroiutt, hum- omelet, crisp I graham toast, orange marmalade, i mlllt. coffee, . l.l'NCH EON Corn souffle, to- ' main jelly salad, nut bread ami ! butter sandwiches, prune pudding, ' milk, tea;- - - , ' i DINNEIt Pot roust of beef, ; brown gfavy, mashed pidutueAk builured partHilps, horseradish and apple salad, graham rolls, cherry pudding, milk, colTee. The marmalade is suggested In the breakrnst-menu to furnish the heeded touch of ptnuancy. K you mukn your own marmalade It can be na bitter or us mild as you pre fer It. Keep in mind that carrots scraped und put through the rood chopper and simmered in Just enough water to prevent burning make a satisfactory "stretcher" as well us a ncnutruliislng agent for the oranges. lnit Nonrrie , Two cups ennned corn, 3 eggs, 1 teaspoon salt, 2 tenspoons sugar, U teaspoon pepper, 2 tublespoons butter, t tablespoons flout, 2 cups milk. 11 Chop corn. Mix and tdft sugar, flour, suit und pepper and stir Into corn. Hent yolks of eggs until thick und lemon colored. Add to corn mixture. Jtlnse out bowl in which eggs were beaten with milk and add with softened butter to first mixture. Mix thoroughly und fold In whit erf of eggs beaten until sllff und dry.. Turn Into a well buUered baking dish nnd-hnka 25 minutea In a moderato oven. Servo ut once Troju baking dish. (Copyright, 1U27, NEA Service, Inc.) : . . Tho girl who gets a lot of pet ting heforo murriugo Isn't tho Kind that gets a lot of It afterward. NEWEST SPRING HATS Sport Hats, Street Hats, Dress Hat3 6X)0 to 12.60 PUTMAN'S La Grande'8 Exclusive Ready-to Wear and Millinery THERE S OWVff ONE yfi Mm mr M Order It By Name! Flapjifk stands alone above other hot cake flours because there is only one flapjack fla vor a can't-be-matchrd fla vor that comrs from the way . it's blcndtd.Treat yourself o light and tender hot cake made from Flapjack. risesrn ; , "Albf n tunji for 6eHei- Brtiltflltt served by corps. the rnrmbei-H of llv Tho blind una tho druf loiiril nlUHlc and become tenebers of It under tho tutelnfce of MIb Clnr& waii Oregory Hrid(fe of Clnelnnall. 1 Wholly deaf persona enjoy music Instrument Is heluff played, nt tho ! flrtit notes. . DeeatlHe little of the ! world's bent lUUHle Is published In raised churnrterfl, her blind pupils memorize every note. "; ; Tills cut reprevnts one of nuiny styles of Klli-lililent roloml Wirt. Itibbon ti:1ili 1 latli'o work on instep and quarter, snnkokhi Irimmeil spike iMt-l. plain M1 ium i-oiiikI toe- and flmrt A-ninp. Tv-eili made, sllp pers that. Ik like XIO.IHI N-IIrr. to mM Uir M.na. We ali Imvc n lull karir kill m Mark. one.trap, .plk IM'"'! t: H(itiHMliina mw lii tin'. vay Of hlw k. 'imu;uel. or rqw-n front ofonl? In olor -ami lilaik. Itixli and nnnliiun IH'U. I'rhi-1 at 2-1 n l lar.o. The B00TERY W mrry tinlim tlk bow. lti.no ami tl.tvi CNIOX (Special) Preston Woman's Relief Corps No.;. 2 2 held an open meeting at the K P. hull In honor of George Washington, Abraham Uncoln and William McKlnley S a t u r d a y, the three birthdays coming In the month of t'Vbruury. '-'- The following program was giv en: song. "America," by all; Trib ute to Old Glory, Mrs. Agnes Pad dock; address, the Hev. Kbbert C. I.ee. his subject being "Washing ton;" "The l.lfe of Lincoln," the Iter. Arthur U lHckinson: "Patri otism," the ftcv. William-M, Brad ner; "McKlnley," C. J' Cadwell; "Teach Children Patriotism," Will Hnxter. ' Mrs. Agnes Paddock gave a read ing entitled "Lincoln" and Mrs. Edith Phy sang . twd nu.lincrt, "Duun" and "When the Flag Goes Py." Mrs. William Hutchinson sang "A Song of You" by i'adrnan, and a quartet consisting of Misses he nna and Nona Spray, Jane SmlMi and Vaille Gertsen sang two num bers, "Carry Me Hack to Old V'lr- COVE (Fpoolnl)-The campflie girl groups here and I heir lenders, Mrs. William aV Hrnnder and Mm. Hulph Hunt, gave a party' for t lit: hoy scouts ut I'Ycncli, hall Monday evening.. . ' ' . Twenty boys nnd girls-wero pres ent. ' Gaines wcj-e played, after Which refreshments were served. . $ COVIC (Special). The Y o u u g Mutronn', llrldge club . enjoyed . u no-hostess party at. the homo of Mr. and Mrs. .1. Miller Friday eve ning, Feb. JS, Two tables of bridge were played nnd Miss Vina Conley nnd G. , E. Barker, made high score- - Refreshment were served after the card games. "' ' Mrs. V'llliam HnllmnrU wns hos tess to the clulV'Saturday tlfternoon ut a luncheon. Three tables Of bridge Were en joyed after luncheon, with Miss lle.ss Kelly winning high score. ',,' COVE (Special). The T.adie.i guild Was entertained ut a lunch eon Thursday aftrtrnoon at the home of Airs. ti. M. I .olid with Mrs. Laird and .Airs. Is, E. Ander son us hostesses. Tliree tables of '(io0" were at play following luncheon, with Airs. William Ilallmurk winning high hohors. Mrs. C Bertsch will entertain the guild on Thursday, March -This will be an all-day meeting and a politick dinner will be served. Missionary sewing will be completed during tho afternoon. illlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllNlllllllilllllllllllllllllllll ' : - Announcements The I.uther league will give Jl shadow sociable'- this evening at 7:J1U o'clock In the anneJc of the Xlon Luthciun church. . -. . The Royal Neighbors wil meet this evening In regular session ut the l P. hull.. ' . AX LLOYD OFORC.F Ji:.MlkK STO POIiITK.iS Sports Hat A Mck patent JentUer Urrtet utllr detoratet tbls tportt bat t batural taoikbk. Alias Afegan Lloyd George has taken the platform to aid her fath er In his fight to bring the call of Liberalism to the for. Mr, JJoyd George is often accompanied by his daughter In his speech making trips about the country, and it was at AIlddlcHbough that she made hot debut as a platform speaker, The young woman made a favor able Impression, the .Liberal press announcing that her talk, both in form and mutter, was excellent. und that Alias Megan showed her self as being particularly well In formed In public affairs and had a splendid speaking voice fot politic cal work. Tho most enthusiastic member of the audience who heard the Altddlcttbbugli speech wus "daddy" himself who chuckled and applauded us his daughter display ed some of the mannerisms which helped to make Lloyd George fa mo us. i ..-'7 For tre Children 's Sake Crackers Made with Iodized Salt You can easily make sute that your children are not suffering from the lack of iodine even though experts have pronounced the drinking water, the vegetation, etc., of the Pacific Northwest deficient in iodine properties. Ask Your Grocer To Send You Trii-Bake Cracker made with IODIZED salt. He has them or will get them for you. Family size packages only. Dark blue with orange lettering. All the delicious ness of regular TRU-BAKES with the health feature 1 " addition. ' . , Originated by the Tru-Blu Biscmt Cmntmny Originators Also of Tru-Blu Honey-Sweetericd Grahams v- ' Spokane Portland Seattle uiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii If Quality Service Grocers w Tt'KKISIt WOMAN GIVKS i ortim: TO (JHAIUTY Turkey's wealthiest woman farmer, on old peasant woman, Hairie Hunoum, who lives In the Anatolian village of Akshchlr, has bequeathed her fortune to charit able and patriotic works. It Is estl mated at 100,000 Urns, Including her &0.000 lira farm. Nhc has stipulated the amounts to be divid ed between tho Society for; the Protection of Children, the lied Crescent, (the Turkish equivalent or the Hid Cross), and tho Nation al Aviation Fund. Port of hor money will be used to construct Akshehlr's first hospital. She has operated hr farm for 0 yearn working In tho fields herself, wear ing the typical peasant costume, bef head covered with a White towel which she draws over face wheq confronted hy stringers. daylight yoMf KITCHEN "DAYLIGHT" IN AT ANY HOUR. "It's better than daylight." thous ands exclaim. You can have daylight in your kitchen at midnight if you want lt.s, Sounds impossi ble, but see for yourself. Have a Daylight Kitchen Unit ' in stalled complete. Pay nothing until you are satisfied. Then only 50 cents down and one dol lar per month on your electric serv ice bill. ' Total, $7.50 complete with Mazda lamp and appliance outlet. Just telephone your order EASTERN OREGON LIGHT & POWER CO. "Daylight Your Kitchen" p3f A- The Lenten season starts March 2nd, 1927, and the thought I suggests itself that Servewel Grocers can save their friends i considerable on Lenten dishes. Our specials for Saturday L and Wednesday, February 26th and March' 2nd, offer Itighi quality fish products at extremely low prices. ; Saturday Specials CODFISH SHRIMP-- 1 lb. tablets, Boneless, Pound, 20; 2 for No. 1 cans, Pref; Stock, Can, 20; 3 for MINCED CLAMS- 1 Can, 29; 2 tor.'..... U... CRAB MEAT-S; s. Can, '47t;,2 for SARDINES- Hffi j Can, 17; 3 for :.t.....40 39( 58( 5? 92( Wednesday Specials OYSTERS-6 -SP;s.oc .Can, 18; 2 for.... J J SALMON- Can, 27tf; 2 for... CAIMAN No. 1 tall, dALIMJN-- A. &L. brand Can, 31; 2 for...: SALMON-kAi2.a, Can, 16Y; 2 for SARDINES- Can, 15; 2 for..'. 52c r 60c! 31cl 281 Corn Flakes, Kelloggs... 10c Bran Flakes, Kelloggs 12 l2? Grape Nuts, Post's.. ...........18 Corn Meal, 9 lbs.... ....40c Marmalade Cross & Black roll's .'. 44 Jello All flavors .......11C Catsup P. S., 141. 0Z...............28 Cheese Goldenrod, lb. .....1......35f Coffees-Maxwell House, lb 56 Coffee P. S., lb........:........ 561 Milk Carnation, talis ...10 r Milk Carnation, small 5C i EXTRA SPECIAL (Saturday and Wednesday) RICE Blue Rose Fancy 5 Pounds, 40; RICE Blue Rose Choice 5 Pounds, 38c: IS 10 Pounds, 75K! 10 Pounds, 70C I STORE NUMBER 80 Phone Main C80 STORE NUMBER 82 Phone Main 515
