Monday; March 21, 1927.
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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERV ER
v PaeeThre
SOCIETY NFR
Miss, Self and
Donald Rohan
Married Here
To tho surprint" of thili mni.y
m Ornnde friends tho wedding of
MIhh mien Self und'Donnld Ituhau
if-tnme known here toduy.
The inurrtuK was an event of
I'cb. 21, tiiUliik' plai o at tluv ruth
ollc church, tho Uev. Anther Nojy
officiating. Only Innnodliuo rela
tives vire present.
Mr. and Mrs. Huluin nte now l.i
Portland on their honeymoon.
They will return to l.a (irunde In
u few duyH and 'will make thlr
home hero. Hi Ih employed in th.;
Jtohnn Slower shop. . '
Hoth Mr. and Mrs. lloirnn ui
well known here. He graduated
from the local high school with
the class of I!) 2 a unil spent on;
yenr.vut Notre Imine. She kiuiI
uuted from the high school wit!
lust ynrs class.
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,WrW. VKIKIIl 1 HTHUI1 Wt'H! IKIK-
l esses at a miscellaneous showi-r
given Thursday afiernoon at the
home of .Mrs. T. K. I'lorson com
plluiemlng Miss Lot a I'ieisnn,
whom- marriage to Cecil l. KelKy
has hern announced to lake plate
on Hunday. March -7, at the I'.ci
koh home on . avenue.
Ahont 20 friends of the honor
KitOKL were present and the after
t.oon wiiH spent in making tea
IowcIh for thi hrlde elect.
Iiecoialions in keeping will. jt.
1 atrlcks day were used about th"
rooms, tlie same Idea helng car
ried out in the refreshments scrw 1
late In tliv afternoon. '
Minn ,1'ierson haH lived In ' f.a
Crande most of her lire and Iturij
many ft-icfids . here. flhe iu a t
MtHiuule of t lie local high schon;, '
coiilpU-ling her work there wllh
I ho class 41 f IK22. alter which sh- !
attended normal school. Hi lire j
fliilKhiuir lier normal sehnnl course'
tdio has hern teaching school,
Mr, Kcllcy is ii.vHocialed wltii
Ihe, stale highway department here.
They plan to make this oily their
home.
Card Club Meets
At Charlton Home'
Mv, and Mrs. . Clyde fhnrlloni
vere nnst ami nostss to uie. iiu-m
hers of the 'Adlllitlum Pinochle
cluh Matuniuy, evening at thole
homo on, Cove avenue.
Six tahlcs of cards were at play
during tho-evening with Mrs. V:
I,. I.ane w inning high score and
the consolation prize going to Mm.
.lnmrs Onnal. Ait Weugle receive!
the guest prize. ;
I'olled. plants wore used p deo
nrule the-: io"ms. A elevdefyx: in--lahged
three-course luncheon was
sei ved following (he cu id gamen.
Mrs. K. M. Jensen will he hos
tess to the cluh Hiitunlay evening.
Aiwll 2, at her home on Maple
street., v
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I'NION ..(Special) Mrs. Itay
; mond Pitts won hostess at utt at
tractively; t.ppotiited luncheon l-'rl-day
afternoon when t ho members
of tho Lucky Thirteen cluh un 1
several others were her guests.,
Luncheon was served at 1:15
o'clock at five small tahles, whor
bridge was enjoyed uftenvardrf.
t'.reen and white, in peeping wllh
SI. f'al rick's day. was the eoNr
scheme used to decora to the ta
bles anil was also carried out in
tho three-course luncheon.
luirlug tho card games Mrs. J.
K. Hutchinson made high scor.i.
Mrs. John Martens won the second
prize and Mrs. W. W. Slovens re
ceived the consolntion prize.
.
INION (Special) Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Cook were host and hos
tess to the members of tho T. H.
cluli and a few ginuts Wednesday
i'Vnlng at their home In Nor'.h
I'nlon.;
Hridge was at play at four ta
bles, with Mrs. J. I'. Hutchinson
winning high score among th
women and the men's prize going
lo tfred l-'ox. Mrs. I.. 7. Terrall
received consolation.
Following the card games lunch
eon was served by the hostess. v
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I'NlON (Special) Members of
tho Iriifalot club nut Monday af
ternoon at the home of Miss Horn
Huichinson in North I nlon. Bridge
was tho diversion of the afternoon
followed by a luncheon, w hich W.is
served by the hostess.
Mrs. Nellie Hutchinson will be
tho next hostesy to the cluh.
a .
Cove Speeial)MlM- Hoss Kcl'y
entertained the members of the
Voting Matron's bridge oluh at h-r
We Carry a
Complete Line
of
KELP 0 LITE
Moon Drug Co.
Airei.-M For
The ! " Co'
home Snlur.lay afternoon.
Throe tallica of bridge were at
pluy. Mia. l.loyil Carter, of Kad
luin Siulngs. ua a mimt. After
the eaid gam.a . luncheon was
served.
Those preaent were Mra. A. II.
Orton, Mra. Knmk Miller, Mra.
I.loyd Curler, Mra. T. It. Conkl'il,
Mra. It. II. Daniel, Mm. I.yn Chnd
wlelt, .Mlaa Vina Conley, Mra.
Charlea lie Haua and Mra. William
llullmark.f ' ;
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Piano Students
Give Recital
Tho library uudltorium was
crowded with interested- pront3
and friends yesterday afternoon
when Miss Dorothy 1'JcusuiiIh pre
sented u group of IB of her pinno
hUi'leniB In recital. . i
An excellent program was gtvei.
raoh little musician performing in
a very rapiiblo manner.
Tlie student appfaring wore
Maxino Harris, Mury June Heas
slor. Dorothy Mann. I.hltun H1m
hort, Marion Hoynolds. Ianhne
PoWrrj', tieorgo lonny. I.ydn Mae
Htillister. -Kvorpit Heynolds, Mnru
vone Kiddie; - i;oarg Stoddari.
SitUlo Kirlst, Max Hioililard. iuil
MoMaster. Itnbert Stoddard.. (la
Mao Hough. Adolph SlegriKt. Mil
dred St:ind!ey und Judith Snod
grass. - "
Tho room was prettily docorat-d
with bouquets of carnations and
piiysywillOMS.
(in Sunday, April in. Miss Pleas
ants will present another group of
students.
During tho month -of May she
is planning four recitals. In which
tier more advanced iriudcnts will
bo prcs"Ti.1id.
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About 30 girls and hoys of Ih1
Junior Christian Kndeavor society
of the l-'irst I'reshyterhm church
gat herod in t ho liusoment of t he
iluirch Saturday afternoon from
2:3a until 6 o'clock for a sham
rock tp:irly. .c . - ' v
The rooms were .decorated in
n a pprnpriate color scheme of
green an I whito. bouquets of the
season's flowers also being used.
Miss Francis. Keith , Wallace,
chairman of the socful committee,
had charge of tho giunes, which
were in keeping with St. Patrick's
i.'ay. I'rlzes wore awarded to the
winners. .
After tho games refreshments of
Ice -oro'im. cake, cookies und oan
'. . whicri woro.'also in the Si.
1'atrick's- day colors, . were served.
Mrs., (lustav WIssler, who h.is
chnrgo of' tho, Junior O. K. wnn
i.sslsled hy Mrs. J. M. Snldfelt.
DorUi Kulkerson, Viola Kulkcrsou.
I'VttnolH Kotth Wallace and Knth
nrino Mile WIssler assisted with
tho serving. .
50 Attend W. R: C. .
r'Dfnrier Saturday
The regular, dinner meeting of
Oliver 1. Morton Itotlef Corps wis
hold Saturday ut the Knights of
Pythias hull, when un interesting
program was given.
About' &n portions wore serve!
and during tho program hour Mr.".
Tom Williamson sang,, accompan
ied by Mrs. Cecelia dates at the
piano, Miss Florence Nelson gave
a reading und Mrs. Bessie Nelson
gave tho history of tho Wonmn'a
Itellef Corps to tho Grand Army
Of Hie Republic.
One candidate was Initiated dur
ing tho lodge meeting.
Members of tho committee in
charge of the mooting were Mrs.
Molllc Huck, Miss Velva Hradslmw.
M rs. Nancy Bradsha w a nd M rs.
IS. V. Carr.
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Krlends of Mrs. Frank Uose
hraugh here were . pleased to nee
her photograph In Sunday's Jour
nal,' with tho announcement that
she Will assist with the Alpha Chi
Omega ten, to. be held in Tort
land March '26.
Mrs. Itoschraugh was formerly
Miss Kstella Oraybill of this city.
She Is tho daughter of Mrs. Har
old Merron.
She attended Oregon Agricul
tural colli go and is a member of
Alpha f'hl Omega.
NION (Special). The regular
meeting pf tho Woman's club was
hold Thursduy, afternoon In - tho
living room of tho I'nion hotel.
After the business meeting, pre
sided aver by tho president. Mrs.
Fra n k Sin rgi 1 1, a progrn m foN
lowed. Mrs. .S. K. Miller, Mrs. T.
T. Cock and Mrs. W; H. 1'hilllpK
were leuih rh und the sulJect for
che afternoon was 'l"lowors."
M rs. M ilb-r rea d an a rt lo.".
"Dream liarden," Mrs. Kdlth lnv
sang a solo, "Violet." and Mi.
ltaymond Pitts read two poems by
James Whitcomb.Klley, "Old Kash-
Lots of Shade
A wide brinim-d hal of natural
Jxhorn.'ror resort r, U
irinmifd wllh coral gro.iralu aaU.
a Dat cabachon of pink waahella.
OUT OUR WAY
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Pouum triable . oov M0O spcak C WM K f '
' sNHW MOTrAERS
ato u mat.err
loned Itoses' and "Ho and I." t
Four little girls from t he se- i
ond gnule. Miss Kdith Itovig'sj
room, gave a demonstration In
picture study.
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FNIOM (Special) On Tuesday
evening . Mrs. Nellu Hutchinson
i mi..., t.'.i'u ),. rim -..asm .if i ii:
'city, pupils of Mrs. Muble Lungl-!
lln, will tippear in concert at tin
First Methodist Kplscopul chuivh I
at Hakor. The rogium is for tlx1
benefit of the. new pipe organ to J
lie Installed In the 'church there, i
; Mrs. . Hutchinson hns a colora-;
turn soprano voice of unusii tl '
i range..- and Miss dilklnson ' Is n
1 pianist 'of'-exceptional ability. j
Cove Guild Will i
; Give B&zaar Soon
COVK' ("Special). The .l.adleV
guild of the Kplscopul church was
entertained by Mrs. TV C..-. Hefty
!ind:Mrs, O. 10. HnrUer -Thursday
ytV tl" 4ynic of Mrs. .Mcfly; Tlu;
rwonie-n"1 or flic gulV(T!; ftro1J dewing
lor n baxaur. 1 They assembled In
Mho morntng "and at 1 o'clock
luncheon was served by the hon-
, toss.. ' . ', , I
Those present were Mrs. William
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r.iiidner, Mrs. 1,. Si. Lttlrd, Mn.
I.. K. Anderson. Mrs. A. (1. Conk
lln. M rs. C. Hortsoh., Mrs. K. C.
Iteea, Mrs. It. 1. Parker, Mrs. Wil
liam J. Hallmark find Mrs. A. H.
Orton.
The guild will entoiialn the.
Cove Woman's club at tho homo
of Mrs. A. (1. Cnnklln Thursday.
March :il.
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I'NION , (SpccinD The Ladies'
Aid of tho Methodist church nut
Wednesday' afternoon ut tho homoj
of Mrs. M. I Watts with Mm.
WutlH. .Mrs. W. W. Langford nnd
Mrs. Delaney as hostesses.
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' "H -J-.. : .-i leg-'
0-,Vv'ii-i-",vS
Oi2T ev km senvicr mc
hcssion Ihe remainder of the af
ternoon was spent sowing. At no
iipproprlutc hour tho hofdens serv
ed refreshments. ,
' I'NION (Special) The Degree
of Honor Protect I vo association
was urganiKcd Wednesday evening
when a meeting was held ut tho
K. P. hnll. Tho following offi
cers wort- elect od : past prculdeuv.
Veruice Lynn; president, Domi
Mayo: first vice president, . ltiiui
Vogel; second vice presidiud.
Clara Vanhouten: treasurer, l.m-t-lu
:' Delaney; flnnnelal secretary,
Florence Small; usher, Annie
liny ties; nssistnnt usher. I. Ida
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.Me ni nets or lile i oeman louge
hero will meet with Mr. and Mir.'
J. l- Stncey
ibis evening,'
on Jackson avenue.
The' IH'gree of Honor Protective!
ussociattoD' will moet Tuesday ov-1
Ping ut K o'etoejc at . Kagles hull.!
.. p. ., . . . j
Tho annual bunouH of the Worn-
en's homo und foreign iii(salona y
societies' of tho First McthodiM
Kiducopul church will be hoi 1
Tuesday evening at t!:.H o'clock
In tho basement of the churou.
All members of the two orgunU.i-
tliinu it n f I nil in ii Win Miiuulonui'V
glris ure urged to attend.- Thoio
will be n smull ehurge for olhfi Isllghtly brown. Htlr in butler and
guests attending tlm banquot an I when mixture Is thoroughly blend
nrociuiii. Anvone hi ining n guertt , ed add to hurley. Add oi'iiHhed
is asked to, pojly- .Mrs, , It. 1.
(.eight on or Mrs. l,oe Han ford. A
hood tlutu Is btdng nrrangoil
i Tho Woman's lie no fit nsotMa
tion .will givi) n- pinochle,, party
at tho K, P. hull tomorrow ow
ning at M .o'clock. All members
and friends are cordially invited.
MENUS,
Ity sister Mary
HUKAKKAST ' Apples, rerenl
cooked with dates, Votiuiry huii
Migo, corn men I ' pancakes, new
maple syrup, milk, coffee.
M'NCIIKON Hurley and mush
room soup, croutons, lettuce sand
wiches, cream puffs, milk. tea.
DINNKIt Itaked stuffed sea
bans. grilled .sweet potatoes,
stuffed Hermuda onions, rhubarb,
taploeu pudding, bran rolls, milk,
coffee.
(hildreif under six years of age
wilt find it breakfast of fruit, ce
real and crisp toast finite sufficient
without the sausage and pancakes
suggested for adults. ,
Tho cream puffs used for lunch
eon should ho filled with u rich
hulled custard In order to provide
the required protein calorie.
Hurley and Mn-dirimm Kniti
One-half cup pearl hurley. 4
cutis water, I onion, ' 1 carrot,
blade celery, 2 tablespoons mi need
pan-ley, 4 tablespoons ' minced
green popper, 2 tttbiespons hut
tor.
tahlospooiiK flour, . cup
jchoppel frenh mushrooms or
tablespoons crushed dried mush-
rooniH, . 1 teuHpnon salt, v ' Ya tea
spoon pepper.
Soak 'barley J"or .one hour In
water to cover. Cook In. tvater un
til very soft. . Put onion, carrot
and celery through food chopper.
The popper can also be chopped
Searhrough; Inside watch, Horinh'
Olpnon; outside wntch, , Htunch
(Upson; pl'inlHt. Violet tlorhum;
j Tho organization will he known
n's Union lodgo Nq. lufl, Mrs.
Mlnnio Card, of Maker. Iin'd charge
1 of tho Initiation and Insinuation.
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They must lie noft and coforful--
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Hallow pores that do nol bIiow. .
.Iunt try (hiu ni-w wontlei-ful Frenen
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'WANT to go for a ride after
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"Of course I do. And let's take the
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ready."
"They haven't a Telephone."
"That's funny. Better not take a chance
on them being out. Call up the Freemans
and see if they can go."
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