Tuesday, March 1, 1927.
' - LA GRANDE ' EVENING ORSERVER
Page Three
Society News
Rrirlffp T.unpripnn I1.'- T"""n " eiwtm prcsi.ion';
. tt , i AJM,l"lcuu .Mrs. CK'orne lilrhardaon. vlrr pi-
Held at Home of west: m. h. i.. stonokints.
;. Mrs.Bohnenkamp.:rr Al,8- J00' ""'h
. The full, apportionment of the
An iiltruotlve hrWlRo luncheon of K"l'ty wiw ruiscil lust nluht lo
in., aprlnjr aeimon u yentor.luy. ""'d In ilihMioiiuiy work,
ul'tcrnnun ut the homo of Mr. V. ' Mm. Itichurtlson nerved r.-frt:n!i-
II. llnliiicnkunip Jr.. when Mi-n.inM.nlH. hcforo uiljoiiriiinonl.
liohnonkump iim .Mrs. 11. II. t'o-i .
horn w.-ro hoBtciwcii ut nine luhlcs. j Meinlicrs of tho ' World .WMc
Yellow un.l luvcn.lci- were Hit. "' ''''"I Hnpllst church
rolnm lle.l to iloeorulo the rooiiL.i.1 Blli ntB ut a pi.lilotlo parly
a no. ifny of lavender -i-i-in.-!i 'liir.luy uftornnon when Hi.. rea
unit yellow InnniillK airvinir u Mlnr nicotinic of III.' Bull. I w ih
i ciil. rploco for ouch of tin. bmiuII 111 ""' )" '' Marlon
lulilix whore luncheon una m rvo.l I ""rH". '"h Mis "arr'H uml Mls
ut I; ID o'clock. I'lnce ranis an I i ",'ul"h ''rrja us lioaieawa.
,.., i ... . ' llllcfnv I In. .iiiwl month
OUT OUR WAY
By Williams
score cards were It 1 1 1 baskets, i
Joan, tills and yellow candles were
used about l he oi Iut parts or the
home.
During tho afternoon Mrs. a. I,.
Itlchnrdson snug two numbers,
"lAtvo Is the -Wind" by MacKndyn
uml "Sandman Is Calling You," by
ItntM'itH, it i)4 1 hk an encore she Nan?
l l lUICeS
Klorenet
m
OPem up Mice
lOVM-POPPuH'U-
OPAMK! MUST
EAT WORE SHARE
50 w KlKl
GrlT SOMEThllM
ELSE. FER
CM RlSMUS!
MOT SO
FAST 8CW.
1H&T USSf .
ONE. WAS '
PETRI FEO
E.R WAS
-faET a Piece
O COAL?
MORE AFTER
"falS'M CURi-V
3 -TirES A
DAV FER .
30t MORE
DAWS
This eaR
r'BLAAU! WUH
MAN4GEW SCISSOR
BlLLS-VJWW DOwY WUH
COME OOTUKE MEM
AM 3AWo'RE-fit?EO
0' PROMES!
I'lirlDK I lie imttt inout h mem
Dt ra or me Kiilia lmvt lu i-n wor't
in(t on wriii IiooUh ami Hatiirilii)'
fivi iiniiiuc hookH Wiiv tllHtluyc,
In n wilt ti fot-cixn mlKHlon flt'hK
MThs I ilu KranrcH l-'n-noh 'v;ih
chairman nf Itiic coiuniilttMi which
trtiuivil Ilu ftcnip ibnok on IravH.
MIhh J'iinh iJoilinw iiri'puri1!! onA
AlrH. K I.. lolmt-s accu.ntmnl,'! miM(i(.h.mi0iiB ti)i, mm
,,,r 1,1 WM I,u'""' NHHon. roroiffti poo,(h.H.
IIiIiIkc was cnjoyt-.l following 'n,P lesson for tho nflornonn wuh
Itinchi on, Mih. t'hawe Itohnt nluunp; (h,. rirnt t hnpter from iho mU
winnliitc Mkh wore, unci the mv-jHinni.ry tmol;, whleh the K'lihl Ih
on.i pi le KOinw to Mrs. Walter jnst Hlurtlnir. "Tio Haptlnl l-'atnilv
llullil. Mra. CJyde Kid. He reeeH" 1 1 n Kur.dyn Mission l-'leldf.J'
the consnlallon prize. j imrliiK the sochihle the ?lrlH
TIiIh aftt.rnoim Mrn. Colmrn an I ' llstenel to Interesting tnlks hy Ih.
Mr. HoIhk nliainp uri; nlerlulf.- I'Myd I.. Curr, field secretary of
Iiik at unothvr ln idKe luneheo.i, i th? deparlmcnl of inisHtonary cdii
uiih KiKHla enough for nltu tabl V ration of the Uaptittt denotulnu
i.f hrldtfe. . (lion, and Dr. M. I). Klibanlt, for-
J nier medical nilHuionary to China.
Complimenting MIhh Marpmetihut now representative of the
0'lay. of 1'ortland, who Is visiting' Huptlat hoanl of mlnslonary co
hero with her couHln, Mik. Willinui operation.
1'eare. Mlos Irene und Louisei lr. f'arr explained the l:oy:ilj
oTnnnell afid Mth. SIclvin l.ar.so.i ! Ambassador work, of which helms'
entertained at three tables of charge. Und lr. Kobank told an
bridge Uiftt evening, j interesting story of girl life in
HoiuiiicU of daffodils were et-' China,
ffctlvely arranged about the roonu.i Arrangements were made for a
Uurlntf the evt nintf's fifanies Mrs. ineetlnB nt 7 o'clock Wednesday
lllll Templelon made hlh scor . , ovenlnw ut the ehurch to pructtco The
TIip Kiiest prize went to the ffiiest ( a pageant to be Riven by IhoRinld, itrotherhood of Itallwav Trainmen
of honor. Miss O'Hay. j "The " Lighting of the World." will meet tonight at Katies hn'l.
The linst esses served a two-; The hostesses served a pta'.e j HOd:iblr will follow the lodtre
course luncheon following the car I luncheon dtuinR the sociable, .meeting,
trainee. ' ,
I "V ' I I . I
.11 VI MUI lb I S I I 1UV S I A ' i" Milium
The erffeRMAU PRumes
JrT.WiLliAMS
einr bv nea st rvict. inc
4 HirJARD
, PERSONALS
HII.OArtn (Spech(l). Mi. an )
ilrs. Ired Monroe wore down from'
(he Mt. Kmily camp Sunday. j
I Itobert W'utMon was u Im lliumle '
visitor Mondu. ,.
i tllb-s llarniiin wan nt ItilKarl
' j on bunlnewi one day last week. 1
I Mr. Itelckel was hero from l'er-j
i,y last wiH'k looking for a hotiH.
The sehnnl , rhlldreii were ills
missed half u day on Washliiir
ton's birthday.
I ten Koster was a visitor al ih"
Alex Mathson homo Tuesday.
Vera and 'I'helma Wilson wnv
! visitors hero Tuesday.
I William Cantrell was in , l.i
Miiailtle Wednesday.
PUTMAN'S
La Grande's Exclusive
Read yto-W ear and Millinery
WOMAN IMkJJC'U. :ti:.u
I 1,1 ICS TO A l l U KKK
!.(.ON : Commandant Mary
Alli-n iif i im u oinuii'K aiixlliarv nit-
J llee service., known an Iho "llylim
Kvu Thombrue spent the weeu,,.ttp." inspected the London police
end at her home lu re. She Is al-1 women's iiiurun one morning and
tending school In Iai Orande. j f lew to Amsterdam during the
Mr. and Mi. Unborn pass-1 luneh hom and addressed the
through here Saturday on Iheirj Hutch National Council of Wttmcn
way to l.a (Iraiwle from the Alt, i In the afternoon. The Hubjeet of
woman. The next day Command
ant Alien ..visited offleialH of the
children's police, force, iho only
force of Its kind on the continent,
and of which Amsterdam Is rulhcr
proud. It has a staff of :i) officers,
UARTCOItn. t'.mn. A bill In i neveral of whom are women. The
the Connectleut leulsiature that ''ii are iiraiteu, irom win regular
nrnvldes for ehanues In the fern- I""1'
I ii 1 1 V I. umber eompany's cam p.
Mrs.' C'nude llarliuess Is veil
ing la the valley for u fow ilaya.
CON'XIUTK'I T VOMi:
SKKK PLACES ON .H'ltY
ami tho women recruited
lulne mind In regard to Jury service H'om among won trtuneit soeim
Is a target for attacks of the Con- workers,
neetleut League of Women Voters. Ti,Ih force, without uniform. Is
The hill stipulates that women snail ln charge of all work relating to
child -protection and child delln
Miicnts, and supervises cinemas
and cni'jhetH. '-i Commandant Allen
hopes to introduce simitar methods
In London.
pel. Mrs.
hosteiis.
V; A. Wallace will b-
.Ladles' auxiliary In the
1 spread In the bottom or I
n-- Ai l tn0 friUne Pn it a
I hp IvHrnPtl I wk-Iioa of finely sifted soil Is
..T I over it. the spai about the
T Itm: well banked with i
THi: SPI(i MIKACI.K
: OI,'-alASN
' A little rIjihh Is tunecennlty for
tin ; KiioeiMMrui o-nniAn r:intR
rhe O. I. A. to the It. of U K. means n wish in'povor ft fmmn tin.
will meet this evening at :. dor which to start seed The pro
o'clock at the K. I1. hall. j tcclion of a ' sash slanted to catch
. the low. rnvs of the wlnter snn In
Aid society of the , rch iH Ono of the miracles of
spread In the bottom of the pit.
and six
spread
frame
lng well banked with soil or
j leaves. I'lace a thermometer 'In
J l lie soli and when It drops to about
j HO after the first Intense heating,
, It is ready for planting.
': Members of the Monday l!rtd;:o' CatTipf ire Gil'lS
ettib were entertained ycsterda at-1 r
tornoon when Mrs. J. l- O'Connflli riattltC OUllO . 1
was' hostess at her homo on oj The Ladles'
avenue. " & ramnfire git Is " 'M "'rsl,yl"!"'n rimrrii win prll,g In the garden. I'nder this
Threo tables of bridge was tlic Sltun,liy Iit the home of the nu,'t tomorrow afternoon in the .canopy of glass many plants seem
dlvendon of the afternoon un.l r.rt.n , K Aw(l(t in UvH, conimimlty room of the church. to .'defy free7.lng- weather- even
high score, was won by Mrs. Ilea-. Vsslon.' with Kdna Jen- . " a' . Jwllvn un occasional, zero snap
r Hill." - mesident Incha.re Ourinrf 1,10 nicmbera of the American freezes the ground.
S :itomiuots of daffodils were used " '.'" ,p: woryf U'ffion auxiliary and their families When these frames have no-artl-
to :dicorute the rooms. Kollowing(( , be followed dur- wlH itnJoy 0 'lot,uok H"PP flcial heat they are known as cold
Iheieard'fameN the hostess served, . ' . . - ' ... 0:30 o'cloek tomorrow evening at ! When fermentlnir manure
.Juneheon. ; "T,,llB n, ..n..n wuu nth. 1,10 K- l'- hall., after which I he gives them 'artificial heal beneath the American minister to Kumama,
The'. fitiir will meet again Mon- j regular meeting will be held at n, anil thev are hotheda. Th - t ultertHon. Aimougn me
ILKANA 5IAKKS MOVIKK
(r IMIM.OMATIC IHNNKIt
: n(TCHAnKST Princess lleana
of Uumania. like the Duke and
Duchess of York, hiut become an
ardent motion picture photogra
pher. She look a 1 it minute reel
with her own ..camera, purchased
while she was in the I'nited States,
at the dinner recently given In hon
or of her mother, tjueen Marie, by
l.n nil. ,11. In l.t l.t.-f um-i'lim mum int.
plication or exempted later upon
application. The league advocates
Jury service for women on the same
basis as for men, with exemptions
for wonSen earing for the sick ir
for children under Hi. A decision
or me auoraey ne.a. in ,, Vui.Holty stunts are getting hot
K, , mm. r , n7", , ! tw unci hotter. . I'retiy soon, In or
not carry with It eligibility for jury (,r ( n,H name ,ntrt the pu.
sei Ice.. . . pern. Daddy Ih-ownlng will huve
In do his booing with 2tt-lnch guns
(letter to be loved and bossed Ml ,rn(f home moiintnln lions
than never to be h.vcd at all. for his tdavmates.
As long as she eait fascinate
really Wiirjdct
"
men, no woman
about' her age.
Jk You em't tmlr thi J
' P tjwToi hUpj.k.l N4, ..;
Iotlicrlwtc.w.luvi'tC.;
bVc.uae no other botii :
, cake flour it bkiidji
'. tlleup):w)l!'.'',
and no
mi
"AlbfTJ jwnJior Better BreuJuWi
.iliiy. 'Miii rll 1 1, ut tlif homo
Mriii IMia'lliK llliiKuinun. ,
Mrs. Richardson
h, ,..,...., I iiDiin .1.1.11
noon In the Nclfrhhornoort clili) , . ,
I rooniH. with Miss Artu Vi rlty In
1 chui'iro: a Runrtny rcrpmonliil. Mnr.
, I 13. In the unnox of tho l.iillicniii
i iT4-,.4-o Pln'K chiiioh: the lil.th.iiiy roiincii nr.
uml tho uwurdliiB of honors M'lt
17; puitlelputlon In tin- I.uthor
Ipiifrut) Honfr pnntoinlni' .Mur. 2.1'
rlK enjoyed a
tiHlire hunt, ivaiuie r.neri nnu
.il'Mna .bn.-on making and hiding
the treasure, the last clue of whleh
... was found by Verla Mei.itne. af-
MENUS
tl... UIaoI M.ll.ulm. unlit V fit' t lll
... . ruiiiplll'i' iirnKrnni on thf ' cvptllll
"MrT owner ha., rhnr1.-' Apr.. 8: tho p.uy Jiin.-y." to h,.
of tho cv,ninK's il.voUo. u.. t v. t l-nln, Sim, ny .v.,iln. Apr.
..c n. ......t.. ii.lllnir unm r nf be i' .
i-Miericnces while she was a mis
ulnii.-iiv in Madagascar, and the
" "; 7 ' , "" ter which Mark
Africa. Mrs. Awes spent two an 1
a half years In both Madagascar
and South Africa.
Ihe meeting last nigni '... , lwi , ...,. . iniim r salad, bran rolls.
latter nrc the most useful for cer
tain starting of vegetables that
The Missionary society of then00i a onR weason of growth and
Christian church will meet tomor- for those thai are tender. Owing
row nfternoon at the home of Mn. t0 the difficulties of securing fresh
Walter Price. s . stable manurv to make the heating
' v I compost, cold frames iire( coming
The I'arkdale ulub wilt meet to-' into more general use where a few
morrow afternoon at the home of, , yem-s ago - the hothud seemed in
Mrsd lenry fliigey "at- Island City, dispensable. The cold frame eim
wllh Mrs. John Ttennelt und Mrs. not fill Its place for raising tender
Smalley as assistant hostesses. I vcgelables or flowers although tt
offers a good substitute for the
dinner was heralded iim one of the
most Important social events of the
winter in Bucharest. Princess He
nna's movie was considered tint
most entertaining event of the eve
ning. . ! . '.
f Many a woman as she grows old
er' iot only succeeds . In keeping
her girlish figure, ' hut actually
doubles It.
Calumet cotualisa
two leavening units
one begins to work
when the dough is
mixed,the other waits
for the heat of the
oven, then both units
work together. And
that means double
value, double pro
T f fl nt rn rPlT tectum against bake
VLAlU.UlvjJL U day failure and waste.
THE WORLD'S GREATEST Try UV
DACttHG poivor.n mabamnoeaso
SALES Vz TIMES THOSE OF ANY OTHER BRAND
lly Sister Mary
1 1 1 1 K A l A ST O ru pp fr ll It hoc -
iiUlrehn.M tlon. cereal, thin croum, pkk
rniin.l thp ti'Piuiuri- u tlirpp-poim.l ponrlicd in milk on toimt, crisp
1 lox of cnnily. whole whput toust, milk, coffoo.
! in,... Hi., ii'nnt the cirls enjoy.-.! I.IM'H'KON-t.'reunied Kcullops
, i iranir after which they retiirnel in rumekiiiB, carrot cubbugo uadi
... u..,.l..lv ,ni,l nlli-i
com were elocte.l. Mrs. Itlelnml ! I't'
Agmel
the concentrated sap
of the Maguey Plant
grown at Apam, in
the state of Hidalgo,
Mexico, is now avail
able at ...
Moon Drug Co.
Aicci:ts I'or
'The Owl Dins Co.
Announcements
apple
tapioca pudding, milk, tea.
MNNKlt I toast loin of pork,
candied sweet potatoes, chilled ap
ple sauce, creamed onions, head
lettuce with Itusslan dressing,
apricot whip, milk, coffee, graham
bread.
I Although pork perhaps shrinks
ter's Kpiscopal guild will f nther nu.it In tho
cooking, this should not be re
garded as waste. The shrinkage
Is largely due to the melting of
fat and this properly taken earn
of may be used tor shortening and
Trying.
Creamed Scallops In Itninckliw
one pint scallops, a tablespoons
butter. :t tablespoons flour, 2 cups
rich milk or thin cream, 1 small
onion, 1 teaspoon salt, tea
spoon pepper, 2 cups hot rlced po
tatoes, 2 tablespoons butter, Vi
teaspoon salt, 2 eggs, hot milk.
Pour boiling water over scal-
St
meet Wednesday afternoon at
oVIock at lionail hall. Mis. L. L.
Snodgrass, Mrs. Ki m-st Tufersoii
and Mrs. Henry Hill will be hos
tesses. 'v
Tli- Monday musical chorus will
meet al the high school auditorium
Thursday night at S : 1 r o'cloek.
The general aid of the Klrst
Melhodist Kpiscopal church will
meet tomorrow afternoon at
o'clock ut .the. home of Mrs. Her
bert I Hi vies, 40S Main avenue. Th-' i
chairman of th
charge is Mrs. H.
committee
O. hrltls.
In
lops, bring again to boiling point
and boil ranidlv for one minute.
I (educe heat and simmer- for tenf
The Young Women's Education ( minutes. Drain. Melt butter, add
al auxiliary will not meet this eve- onon rut in three or four slices
ning because of the chamber of im)i (-ook over a low fire for five
commerce banquet. The meetliir minutes. itemovc onion and stir
will probably be next week the ( ftour nn( salt. When perfectly
day to he announced later. ! I lilendod add cream slowly, stirring
(constantly. Cook. stirring until
The lllversido Ladles Aid ho- mixture bolls. Add prepared scui-
ciety will meet Thursday - after
noon at 2:n o'clock at line cha
hardy vegetables and annuals and
many of the hntf-hardy sorts.
.The standard frame is 3 by 0
feet 'and usually is sold in double
units., (t hy (i. with two sash. The
hoi lad Is (he substitute for warm
weather nnd u garden In miniature.
Jt l a good venture. several
neighbors getting together and
making a frame of sufficient size
und sharing the expense of secur
ing a supply of fresh horse'manure
to heut it because a smnll space
will raise sufficient plants to stock
several gardens.
Tho hotbed should be construc
ted properly at the starl or It is
likely to prove unsatisfactory. Hot
beds sunk In the ground hi tho
norlhern states are more satisfac
tory and safer than the type set
upon a pile of imirfuro on the level
ground. Kor (he rormer a pit three
feel deep should be dug and ex
tending about six Inches beyond
the dimensions of the frame. With
the frame built and the pit ready
the. manure Is the next task to de
mand attention. It must be stacked
until It steams before going into
the pit nnd then the soil Is placed
upon it and the heat must sub
side before planting seeds.
The manure should be slacked
In a flat-topped heap and turned
until, the heating Is evenly distri
buted throughout the mar's. About
a font to IS inches of manure is
Dour .Miiilnin:
The wenrer's -sllf'tiMi
of n lMtlr or j.Iio Is illrwlly
I.HM.I cm t'omfort, Mltlux
Qnnlllk-.. stylp uml (iinlll).
Von nill fiiiil that our
.Menllinii An li-.Mil lMMWn
scs all nf tliixi iiHlllliv.
They am made nltli a lii.l
Un aivli whleh "(ienlly Mip
pan the IAoti." Iiii-nrlnn re.il
foot ininrmt. 1 liey are inn.le
oi snililniilliMi last. In
MirinK iM-i-rwl ntllns f'"
, far. They nir ilclxmil hy
Mime of Amerk-aV forcllliM
ikv.iKilTS. IllMirlliK I y I c.
TlTry are maile of only Hi"
liest of leather, liisnrins l"i'
nhlllly ami iiallty.
r.inlhill) oiin.
The B00TERY
White on Black
lops and turn into well buttered!
ramekins. Top with potato mlx
t ure prepared in tho following
way:
Add butter, salt and well beaten
yolks or eggs to hot rtecd potatoes,
(lent well, adding enough hot milk
to hold mixture together smooth
ly. Kold In whites of eggs beaten
until stiff and dry. Drop from
tip of large spoon onto creamed
scallops in ramekins. Put Into u
hot oven long enough to puff and
brown the notuto mixture. It will
take about 15 minutes.
(Copyright. NKA Service,!
Inc.)
xrxs takk .ioruxi;v
TO CLASS IN" UIOMH.Y
A smart gtore tor the popular dmcr
sod wiie mode has a padded and
lashed roll can of black and white.
CHICAGO Two Franciscan nuns
of Springfield, 111., commute al
most 4io mil e a week to attend a
single class at DcPaul University.
Chicago. They ure Sister Magda
lene, superintendent of nurses In u
Springfield hospital, and her as
sistant, Sister Ludwlna. Springfield
is 1h7 miles from Chicago.
TnlT
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A REDUCTION SALE WITHOUT PRECEDENT
Wednesday
ABSOLUTELY THE GREATEST MONEY SAVING
ID)
mm n
IN THE HISTORY OF EASTERN OREGON
mm
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Price means nothing to us everything has to go regardless of cost. It is not
a question of profit we must unload our stock. Never again except at a sale of
this kind can you hope to buy furniture at such low prices. . j
TOMORROW FEATURES A MONSTER SALE OF
A high class unfinished niagazine rack in three-ply ve
neer. An especially useful article at aprice below cost.
This of fer is for one day only. Come while they last.
97c
The- i:ai.gclM. tin IImiiiimI
NcIxjii Knliiht. who Is now back
to Hie. M or La tirande. will
1 undue another wfcdng M-lal
meet log af Hm- Church nf ii'l
ClinMI. IkkIiiiiIiik t4iiiHirrfrw (te
lling, 3lar'li tfiid, ciinier Ihtoiv
Way avenue. The old
ciitiikd "Voiir Mtrtlwr Will Pmv
Utv You, Jnc-k' mill tut snug by
O'.e of these days S' petipl a ill j Clnud C. Pnilt ami !Aange-
be killed In a train wreck and thejlli Knight. I'siukmi nnd lt
city editor wllUsneer at tho stry j (, ramie cltlittN nmy drive loun
bitmuse not one of tbcm was In I (lie lcat tlif ill dilvcuny without
inured for a million dollars. . get t his (nui the mini. Adv.
CARR FURNITURE CO.