La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, March 07, 1927, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextMonday, March 7, 1927. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Page Tlirer SociETY: News Miss Mason and ; Mr.-BaVrqn Wed ; Late Saturday Pinochle Party . v ; At Enterprise -KNTEnPRlHR .(Special) Tho i VVnnttin'ti Itt.ni.rit nt.xof.iat Inn pn- Tho nun-Han., or Miss Alum I. tertiiinod at a bcnoflt card i.artv Mimon ami Hlton I.. Harron: hotnj wodnoaduy ov.iilna; at 'ihe K. I, nf this t:ty. wuH iiuli'tly BOl('mu-lh(l y.vvn tuhlin of nlnoriil.. lai'il Saturday pvi nlnir at' S oVIock kVfl-i 'at pli.y with Mrs. . Klorontf. at tlui i.armmOKo of tho: Mratl.wnBtnB i,Ik)i score nnd the wi-ond t'lirlHllan church, the lti v. I'. V. j nr(z0 boiib to James folcinan. Junn. istor . of he church, .per- A two-courso l.mchoon was forming, tit.- criniony. ; .rtwt' i,y the commltt. In charso Accompanying them w'ero M". niter tho card Karnes, anil Mrs. Itnrry Mason, also of l.ftl . ' ttrnnde. Mr. Mi.Kon lleinjr u cousin OUT OUR WAY By WiJIiatns of I hi' bride. After tin- wedding Mr. and Mrs. Iturron left Tor Portland on a short hum yniooiii trip. They will he there tor a hunt u week with the bride sister. Miss Myrtle Mu Hon, after which they will retinn to l.u Grande to make their homo. Itoih Miss Mason ami Mr. Har ron art- well known here, hnvlng lived lien for several years and attended school here. Hhe Ikih hen an opmitor In the telephone office here for some time and hv ' Ih a mechanic lor tin- I 'Ml; Ins Motor-company. , KNTKKPHJHti (Special). Mr. and! Mrs. Jarrel lrwln cnlciinUmd several gueMs Kiiduy evening at pinoc hle.. Itcfreshments were wrv ed by tho host ens at an upprop riuto hour. . KXTKIll'UISr. (Special) Mm. (1, K. Odlo entertained u number ot friends ut bridge Thursday af ternoon, nt her Ijoiho here. At the close of tho itfiernoon refresh ments were served by tho hoxley.i, assisted by Mrs. Irniiler t'rulg. - KNTKIUM.18I: (HpecliH) Mica. liujslcr i-u!k and. Mrs. Asii t'Yalg wero ioint hosl esses- Krlday after- Miss Wyonla Lindsay and Tho- no(m lo (!hapti- L-o; 1'. K. t). at mi. -is l.odell were1 marrh d Kutur-; the home of .the former- day afternoon at about 4 o'clock! A three-course luncheon '. was at the eoiirt house here, Judge t. ' Herved at' 1 o'clock, followed iy a tJ. Touch performing the- cere-J ,ort proKiani and business ses mony. The bride's falhr and sIk- j j0li Ilft,,r which ihe remainder 'of ter aeiompaiiicd them. Ino afternoon . was spent visiting. Following the ecnmiony nov utt 1 t , lor Hnkr, whee they spent thej . week end. I Miss Lindsay came to l.u Urundc I - A nttAlltlPPfYIPf'lf'G from flah during the winter. Mr. lUUHtCiHClHa j Lodcll Ins been here for uboul :v. " 11 1 ' ' -' 1 year and is assoeiat.-d with J. H. j OwlnffM-o ;the ubsenee of Mi h. Johns In the l,a-Urandi- Tiro Hhoii.. MurrleL MucOonuld the t'oiiunuiii- lie tame Jiei,- froin Spokane. ( ty Women's Hlhle eluss will not J Mr. and Mrs. Lodell; will mnlco meet tomorrow' ufjernnott -f at 1 he 1 thiir home here at Adams a:td reKulur time. The elass will not' I lemlocU. 'meet iiKiiin until further notiee is , . U'iven. J . i - I BoV'iE Foot?' TO feTAWikJCr IM -He- Mouse ,. Sc Mo die OUT'lM -fHE. l HE MA ? I RtMCiliJCir J 4 ms.,imi2 j F ' (: VMUL t-VttL HAVE lb GE.r ' - I- GO. OvTt'OPl-lia t-lOOoE ' , X uOO'p I'D BEEkJRiOW 'A SVHITT1 BAREBACK. - .VvJt W. OT OM A &-OVE.E.T CAR LOvJ""N Lint 1U OttN SLttr-iN FJU- PACK VsJlTH AKi AM60WA ' CrtOAT! HOW A -If li MCr THIS JSktASl-ZE. CAM PROBOCE EOuCilA l-IAIR -TO MAKE ME. LOOV LIKE I HAO OU A MEVM FUR COAT VJHW MOTHERS .6ET G&H HAR IN THE GHAlRS' " PERRY PERSONALS I'KllltV (SpechU) Hay AVard and family, whrt have been living at l'orry, where Wartl lias been employed by the Grande ltomle Lumber eompauy. have inuved to Iji (irttndF. The Loren Nelson faintly will leave here soon for a nev local but In IMuh. Their" friends here en tertuined at a farewell party fpr them Thursday eveulim. Mrs, S. A. Jtoblnsun had as her house Kuests this, week her sister's family from I'nion. Walter Thompson and family made a trip to Union one evening the first of the week. Mr. iiml Mis. Alfred 1 Mathsou, who have been qunrantlned for scuiiet fever for several weeks, were released I-'riday. They went to la (irande that day where t li- visited her parents. j Mr. ami Mrs. Vernon Strom; were iji fJrnude visltoi-H Friday evening. Mrs. W. L. Iloherison ami daugh ter. Fern, aeemnpanled Mrs. M. 1. Murray to La (leande one day the first of the week. Fern has been having ti-ouhle with an aheeHned tooth and hud' It treated while there. Mrs. Waller llivhop Is on the sick list. , v., . i . 4.ornine Smith recently nnule a trip to Ia.flrnnde.. - . v Mrs. UOild l'fel. who .has been luLvln : trouble ' with her eyes, Ih reported lo 'ho better. ' Jacob Murray and children were Sunday visitors in La (Iraude. Mis, (lenwe lttdiertsin made a trip- to Ika (Irande lrlday. ' - M isses Norma a ud Wll ma I ji iv (sen were shopidn in Iji t irande Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. ' Kmmett Smith weiv recent Ui (Irande visitors. PUTMAN'S La Grande's Exclusive Ready-to-Wear and Millinery MENUS ij Voting in Congress Compared to Clio Club Meets ' The Holomulu JtridK-e club will; , itu'ci wiiii tiHi-ar luiuiHiiii un AtKaiston wome v Instead of at- the home of Mrs. CSrceii' on t 'eduf at reel. Mrs. F. L. Kalston was hoste;! ,,. lo tli flio cam .satuniay aiier- Tlio Younif Women's Kdueatinii noon at. an attractive, brldiro u( auxjmiy nf the First Method. luncheon at ner nome on i '", Kplscopul church will meet at the .. 'church Tuisdrty. Mnrch S, at S Liineiieon was serveu ai i : i u., o'clock. oeioi k. roseim.is servint? as n-. nilH ,een urranKCd on "American tnrpiee.s for the luncheon lauiiM. rot KonKS und' Oances." It.. C .1.. '!... nil .!.. ittfnit . '-y ..... j rue Aiieei i,unes auv win meei -ive taldi'S of hrblKe were at, u.l(( p'ny during: the aiteruoou wuu Mih. Chase Itohnenkamp mnklmr Athletic Game Each Vote a Run ly Hoduey- Dutolier s ' j NliA Service Writer. AVASHtNITON Watehlnir con- I Kress voto on measures of Import can be made fully as-ONcitlnn hh a. , Hy SI s't or Mniy It It KA K FAST Fanned cliorrlea. avenue,, Wednesday . arternoo.i . ' ' 1 " "V ,w 1,111 " ... "aeon, soil cooked eifffs. crisp .whole wheat toat, mllK. coffeo. LFNCM ICON Tomalo i)OUillon, mock oyster salad, health bread and blltter wiliduielii H S;w(ii' t pudding, milk, tea. - interested In the outcome.- DINNKH Cassrrole of smoked t Votes uro scored far more fre I tft1in..i (,..L-. D 'rinntilH' mt.l niiih fnuiaK l.il An interesting protfniiii , . I .. .. .,... ' . . i tm- ruiitui,' iy IHl'HU, til II Ufa imun nn, dirv nil i( tiiw "HI', i : j ... . i , Ilarllett pears, fudge cake, niltlc, 'the element of(.suspeiiHe is added ,,..., ..., .i. 'coffee. to tho rapidity of jilay. v The bouillon sugnesled in the First one side edges ahead nnd luncheon menu serves u. two-fold tne 'I'1 other, for the yen and purpose: it wliets the appetite and' ""V scoreboard Is arrangeM alpha- furnishes the only hot dish. The betlenlly. The Kenute plays the lilirh seoi-e amoilL' the elub' IllVm-l . , ..... imK iii-ua puhuiiik ia nuuriHiiuiK . , bets. Mrs. II. K. Dixon received Ouard of Methodist Fpslcopal tlie guest prixo and the cimsola-J cXlurch tomorrow has been post tion prize wenl to Mrs. Ileruuni onC(i indefmltelv; .Office work is the vocation in which women stand the best chance of marriage, according to n recent survey. but the crowd dwindled toward the (Unse., li wasn't really a Kpor,(iiiu crowd insisting on being lit at' the bitter finish. Sena t or t 'ara way, of A rkn usas, ; football game If one can become asit,l " HKerH of the senate,.was tne siar or t no nenate. "io you oenevo ine consumer snmiiu ux me .irlce?' he demanded , of the rpdblieaus. Senator Cotizens had Mrs. fail' Fuller Thursday afternoon, Mnrch l. Slegrlsi. 0 I ," i j. i i . ' '. ' ; Four tables of pinochle were ut piny Saturday evening when Mr. and Mrs. Janus (Ineal enteitatuel the mem bei'H of the club. lllgll score .was won by Frank Cleuv-' lng-r and t lie eon.soiutlon pri..,.I. went lo Denver Charlton. The club will meet again Sat-:, unlay evening. Maivh I it. at tlev home nf Mr. and Mrs. Clydei I'harlton on Cove av'nue. ' and easily digested. Small children 11 nn" :M meinners as as well as elderly persons will on- mliiHt 4:ir In the house. . t Joy this dessert. ...... . -A 0,1 vastly more thrilling Sadie's Pmhlliiir , I .vou don't ; know . on- which side T , !. I'. Three and one-half cups , hot " I'lnyer is going tu, play until he i I he,; Morocco. Sunday school ! tn,nk t 2 .-.tnbleapooTiH granulated Kooh Into action. . . clusf; of tm-TV1ethodlHr-l-ndHcoTii! BOUlinVt Leggs. 4 cup sugar,- ,'lkl " ""i' church lias postponed the dlnm n (.U, ches'tnutw, 3 slice can-' ,,n'H weuson's claMHics; were the which wits to b- given this ,evc- (n,Mj pineapple. yt teaspoon salt. V,,,PH OM ,nP McXary-llnuHon fur in ning hooauso of tho Illness of u,.i-,rt ' .Mi,.i i u. ,ul." relief ltlll. The scoreboard of that and scald remaining milk In top of l,,mi,,,H er.nteHt in tho senate will. 1 double boiler. When milk reaches oi wmu we mean. mii n nu esiaousnen a one-run many of the members. Caraway went after him. . When t'lui.ens was making flhp'ers, he t,old tho galleH'ek, buy ers of flivvers didn't fix the price. And Con '.ens hud jnario so immy mflllons that It appeared f.ouaen. the nrnducer. had fixed' a. tirlce niriVl' KiitiHfne4nrv lo blniMelf - It J was the big laugh of 'the day pud coiixciia huighed as lmrd as hue; . ' ' .', iimiK iimsti:u losi:s x i-7i'Kii. n 1 1 o i s i : n .; i :i i : it I'UINCKS HISIJOIlOl'CrH, Kng.. lar. 7 .Mrs. (ruhnin, housekeep er at Ohrquers. who has become Mvinbers of the West way el"''., known as the "minister of the in- he .social auxiliary to i no ttotn- terior." heeause of her lob of helo boiling gelatine nuts -which, have been boiled. peeled and chopped, and pi neap- pie finely chopped. Cook u min- leud for thq- yean, but 1 la yard. Hlngham, I (lease and llornh com pletely Hinothered the uttnek. , aviation. tfhe. Is known : as tho." 1H (IIKSS OF HKOFOIU) T j .I'AKMH I'l A VI. VI I O.N .. v , ' i - ' LONDON, Mnr. 7 Tho Duchess of Ilcdford, who is nnnally us fond of flying ps Lady Maud Moore who traveled by air to India and back, has given up shooting and fishing,! tin be nble lo devote mnrn limn to'' I V. I 1 r j J I '. 1 1 Selling Gut! CARR'S Closing Out! it i ft 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 if 1 1 1 1 1 tt ii m 1 1 n 1 1 m n ji t OR E AM 0 F T A R T A R point, stir In softened and add yolks of eggs well beaten with subu- and salt-. t 'nnlf rt -m. lint wn I i.f it lit II ml V- i , A.i.i With Druce's vote in. the score nioneer neercHH In aviation an she boiled " - luiini'u im iiiiHic ner urHi uigm yeurs ago i Capper had pulled up on the nays. ; when It was considered a novelty. ! tarnway lien the score and' cope-, The duchess was the first Kngllsh , Big crowd; more chairs added come early and he sure of a suit.j ' The old sankey song entttiujt, ".The Ninety und Nine" will .Te sung tonight by Claud C. FraM and the Kvangellst Knighl. 'Corner Victory Way und X av - nue. ; t I III I IIJ lllllllf they look alike ytt on of ihtm It third larger than tht othar.' Sams bikiog- powd.r tin. ara lik that. Tha Schilling Baking Powder tin ii a' third larger than ion. other.. It contalna a full pound. Some otheri do not. Always look on tha label for the , weight when you buy cream-of-tartar baking powder - don't truat appearances. S chilling baKingrowaer m spice corree Tea i Extracts jukv vwJUUUUUULAjaivjejuuuoCTj: ...i-'O'- .- llllllM...llflM.lilllllllll1U1rt READ THE OBSERVER CLASSIFIED ALjS i. koimiii niixii.ary . . .)...- lPrlor." herauw- of lir Jol. or h.-lp- ' ."'J' '"' v uorouslv '"'"kp tle "nly ,wv 11 "oiimii lo ..hp un iilrnlnno to coin-f . , ns lt.-i...r.t nsHorlall...,. n.Pt vt inK , i((,pp tll( rlm0 Inlnistor rlt '""rr' ," ,y- re-Ht..l.llHheu. II to 0. by ,.......; )0lw0(. Pr country plan- . IH... ........ of M.-vi,r,rK(. Mooy. h. tllo ropor food. ,l8 dP(,l(l0(1 lo r o om -f lr r,Pnw ,.ke tho noxt tie or 7;iln ,.. ,, s novoSr, owll on spring Mn-t. I;r I, lay ..v.-nlnif. rell,.0 artnr muny yonrs orvlro In ' "0 ""0 , HHI Bi.ve the j:o..h ., lo...l ,,r ,,.. hcvevor. i.n.l uy- I ll.-i.lB-. i.t llm o tu m. ., thr, --one branch or unotlior of tho "" . a'- 1 " " '" " ' 1 of two tnllln.. only lo have-Hd. L ,,,., ,, ii,i hi, . ! - .llv..,K.n of tho . v-nlnK. artot BOvornmont. .Mr, Orahi.m n r" "; ';' " ""..7" .' " s" ; . '"h and Krnost hrinK ihe H.-..rP to ,,,,.,, ,i..r..tnd In II.Iiib. below, w -lie 1 tin- hoati'iiH miveil 11 tuo-hni.Mplif.pi.pr .,1 1 ,lurl.,o- uopri(,ni, J.'-i, ...., .. ., h .... . , . ,. ..... rnu.-Hf. liinclH'on. .vein i.b. uiip BOverninelit. AlrKi Crrnluim wait Hprv..l 11 two- . hoiiHekeelier ut t'lipiiiiers dorhie ! tho war, when hioyd- CleorBo wan , ' prime nilnlHtor, und It wan to thin " trountry plltco ho retired to reenp.. 1' rale, when worn out with the re- nPonslhllltleH or state. chill. Serve with whipped cream. Ine.) 11 all. (in the rn-.st play In the "II , 4.v,ni,i. to bother with nllot-. InnliiB, arter Hale had voted, the inir The Owl AMEROIL (l.iiilid riliolatlllll) (Whit,- Mineral Oil I.'. S. P. ) Is used by many peo ple in 'the treatment of constipation.. 1 pt. . . . . 50c 1 qt. . . . . 90c Equal, if not better to many kinds for which you have paid $1,00 a pint. Moon Drug Co. Agents For The Owl Drug Co. - "icotuit stnnd, nay 17, yea II. Ilar Sprlng, tra-la. has come, and here PiMI) nm,ie it III to 15, hut this are its harbingers: C.nld has been iPll(i dwindled and Ihe nays never discovered, as usual, in nurthern again eiiualed it. 1 " Kamsay .MacDonald camb afler CiHuilo. Tho ehanibers of com-) Jones of Washington tied the , Mr. JJoyd Oeorgc,, and Mrs. Ora- nierce u there certainly are cun-fHP)iro llt jp t m, McLean's vole haur continued her services, as she sistent. Circuses are advertising niade it 23 to 2'J, MeMaster tied did when Stanley Huldwin took fi sword swalbtweis. We've ufien t lin ngajn and .McXary, AlcAhM- . over, thus stie has been the head niurvelcd at the dinner table tCi .Mayfleld and Means hutlt ut of the house under a Liberal, u variety. A man 1 45 years old imps It load that wnmft reduced.- Ty- iJibor mid n Conservative prime tlp ucsuon to a iay i.u in uh- Hon s vote for the yeas etablKhed minister. I She has declined to write reml- older she really is: ine i.uiinecii- ( v' Inning went almost entirely """)' .num. nlseences of the great men sho has r,,t legislature decided iedetrlans ln ,hp nuyH nd the Ki,nie ended ! ',a"- Hygiene and physical served an iruests.and residents of " nignways m nigui neenn yeK 47, nays 3!. nuv inn limns. -t-m mi, i nere was no wna applause, through Cnnnecticnt ami never saw fwo persons in the gallery flapped a man with a tail. Heigh, "?. hands. Hut Ihe mob did nut AVhy,' it's snowing! . . j snake-dunce upon the fluor and : I place Its heroes upon lis hIumiI- A soft lied will build as much ! ders. Senator George Wharton the prime minister's country place. Momntv WOMAN I.KAns SAYS MF.Ml'IIIS LAVYi;it VOir.N IV IMHSTUY oit;A.ii; roit mcAirir 'CiriCAOO, Mar. 7 The biggest classes in women's hygiene con ducted by any American Industry are a part nf the Western Klec trie company's work among em ployes at Its llnwthome factories Do yoi suppose that's all the ,he hlK margin of 4.1 to 3. but the! outside Chicago. Six hundred girls culture lessons are only ono phttsn of the company's worjt ntnong Its in'ii and women- employes, of whom there tiro H.000 at the plant. $ Modern women those of nny other generation Iho opinion of Miss Miirlon Cri-lffln Frustrated In an utlempt to fine -i i.'m ntrtu fn,. ii,..At. i a uift nr win i.iii. im iiiueii tiers. neiinior iteorire u nnno .. rt mnniiii pncrL'v fur the keener In renper linuiettiieiy jumpeu 10 ins "" vnio. """" ' . . . . - . i.i i .. t 1 . I ' anil iilinrl aLlrlu III )l lu vll 111 tfft. II In six nours as a nam neu win in i huh m-k"n im i-inm auuim n n - elirht ii the conclusion reached bv return maten on ins imnKiiig run. npumsn muyur nun umih-u lwu Padlock Queen altorney of Memphis and the a noted psychologist. Irst woman to serve lu the. Tennes see general assembly. "Why is man so eternally interested In modern woman If she is not sup erior?" she asks nnd declares she I does not ngrco with several authors who reeenlly nttacked the girl of today as unlovely. Ilobbed holr I docs not make women bold, she asserts and predicted short dresses will never go out of fashion. Minerva Says If you are looking for shoes that will only last a short time, nnd lank shabby lon'( buy theni at The Hoot cry -If you do you'll In dts ' appointed. I'Vir our shoes wear well ami look drensy. We ri)ilraor to give you a good fit In every pair sold. Our price's nn fu reafli of the nnjorily of eople. TImw shoes an' made up' e-peoinl-!y for The Hoof cry liy tho Twittlic Mioi io.. ami (Mir fwitici iw ntv (llffcntit fHni nny oihei torc liniHlllit-; shoes. The B00TERY I'ay Cah aiulPri Reptile Hose JkJ Modirirl patiernR il. h as thin ret lllian effert In black outline on white bate, decorate Hale apnrt lios (or inrlnf. Ka ns lii (lallery prix.es, one for the most beautiful The early, tunings found two or ; girl with the longest Hklrt and un Uiree hundred fans' waiting ai the other for the most becoming dress gallery doors with all 'seals taken. ' ed bend of long hair. Iurtuif her year and a hair jm nK.i;:l:iul t nited SdtfM ilinilil at loniey in 'li)Vtiso. Miss Mary . JIailey has i-IommI up more than loni) speakeaslfs and bJlnd pig", Her prowess in gaining eoiivte tionsiias earned lier tho.liile, 'Tadlot k Queen." A Welcome Light When Life's darkest moments seem to surround you. When you find the sea of Necessity a bit rough on your finances. 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