La Grande evening observer., April 27, 1927, Image 3

Wednesday,- April 27. 1927
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER :
rape Three
OUT OUR WAY
By Williams
'vs. J. G. Frankel J'"
Guest At 'Annual';
Club Breakfast
Pinched Edges
Ira. J. u. KranKci, president of
i Oregon federation of Women's
)a. inado an official visit to tint
Grande Neighborhood club ye
i,iv. being the guest of honor el
annual cluu breakfast .In tool
ning and attending the regit. (.
afternoon meeting of the club.
Ira. A. T. Mill prealded as
tlniistrcss at the breakfast,
eh was held during the II
ock liour. and Mrs. ltobcrt H.
.in, president of the La (Irani e
i. gavo tho address of welcome,
he mesaagc of the state, prcal-
II was men given ny Mrs.
nkel. sho reviewed the work
he federation, telling of the ue-
juillshmonta by tho various do-
nients during the past year.
he response to .tho president's
Usage wus given by Mrs. Ooorge
ochran, first vlco president of
Oregon Federation.
Irs. A. 1j- Kieiiaruson sank'
ring's Awakening, accompan.
by Mrs. K. I.' Holmes at the
10, nnd the Neighborhood ciub
et. under the leadership of
CI. li. Stoddard, sang "To
Ins." ....
he breakfnst tables were at-
tlvely decorated with bowls of
tow daffodils nnd lighted can-
rolted planls' were urrangcJ
I he corner of the room about
piano from whero tho musical
libera were given. ' .
rogrnms were In the 'shape of
Lea pod,- whleh.-WHS partly opeil
he peas being exposed.- Mrr.
iiin's picture was painted over
center pes. and In her address
snoke of the club members us fashioned
being peas In a pod.
clever little ' verso In tho Tint
1 of tho program told of the
In tlx ' pod. On the nest
fit treatment of the crown and
(ilnched edges are the points of
Interest in this felt hat. Quite
high, th crowu is loosely set over
band of: srpsgralu and hits a
Modernlitle enamel org'iwu lu
trout.
Prank B. Howmnn entertained Hi
girls at an old-fashioned quilting
Ueo at her home on Second street,
complimenting her daughter.
Hurlng the evening the girls
tacked a silk , quilt, which wus
pieced by Miss Howman. Ijitcr In
tho evening an old-fashioned sup
per was served.
Tho table was decorated with
tall stately candles, with an old-
bouuuet as a center
piece, Ultlo nosegays in pastel
colors, with a rose In the center,
marked euch place and Inside of
each was a scroll on which wis
the program was given am) inscribed tho news of the coming
I he hist page the menu, whlcll marriage.
Islsted of grape fruit, baked Uio marriage will be an event
n and npples, creamed potatoes,
biscuits. Jelly, sherbet, cako
coffee.
he breakfast took place In the
of early May and will take place
In Our 1-udy of the Valley church
here.
Miss Howmnn has many friends
i o. 1'. dining room, members. In l.a Qrande, She Is a graduate
Hie committee In charge, of of Sacred Heart academy and also
lch Mrs. H. S. Urownton was oi 1110 iicuingnam, waaii., normal
Irinan. serving. . school.
Klert lMcKSlc ' ' Leln is a contraclor of
. Bhort business session, pre- Portland, formerly from Ilulte
d over, by the president, Mrs. I Mont.
i.in. wus held during tne cany ...
f the afternoon meeting. . I ne wakc-ciiin Hiidge club met
delegates to- the slate con- yesterday afternoon at the home'
ll Ion to be held at Bend, were of Mrs. Orace Slnden, three ta-jllma phwa Kr.n ,,, fnP coo..
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Putman's Millinery Section
Always has something new,
smart and interesting to show
you.
Nearly every express brings
NEW HATS and these newer
hats are coming in thinner braids,
some with wider brims and many
are flower trimmed. .
They are most appropriate for
wear with summery frocks.
La Grande's Exclusive
Ready -to-W ear and Millinery
i Next To Arcade Theater
Curs will be ut the
which, ""try muiciing' ui b:ao o ciock io
Kltat I'rrsbytortun church met hint l'tli stn et, Thursiluy ufternoon
evening at the home of Airs. Clydo 1,1 2 O'dwtli.
Webb, with more than 15 mem- ..''.,
bet'H In attendance. . j The - Warythu Hlble cIumh wi'l
Mrs. hynn Hohnenkamp led meet aL tho home of Airs. Will A;U
the devotional and Mrs. , Jool I h'r 1,1,8 eventng for a potlui k
Kiehardson hud charire at the eve- MUl)I,cr'
nine's mlKHlonarv lesson.
tn icon from iim hnnw miuimi -n.,iv 'take all members who have
book. "Kor New America," by Cool euns of transportation to the
Hayne. ' . ' . " . j AdU'r llo"'
A short musleal program was "7 '
given. Miss Mildred spencer play-1
Ins: two piano numbers, and Mt.y
Juunlta Spencer slnKlntc two se
lections. J
Diirlnp the business session,
which . was presided over by the
president. M rs. Ittchard C Tho-
They ore linrdy, mid u pot bought
in thu nuirket should bo set In tho
garden after the folia go has been
cut for us nnd a pcronnlal supply
will bo ut hand. They arc mlniaturo
members of tho onion tiibc, and
are. quite ornumontul In tho gar
den and may bo used as edgings,
having heads of luvcnder bloom lu
early summer.
Garlic may be grown In tho homo
gardens In tho morosouthurly por
tions of tho country, but It Is not
so auccessdillv irrown in tho north-
mound in the center of a serving cm. slates where it develops an un-
dish and serve tlra tender, cooked
beefs In a ring uround the tops.
This makes a bunch of new beets
"go" further thun when tho roots
only aro used. .
.Savory Uaktil Um I leans
Two cups dried lima beans, 4
usually strong flavor which, ut
beat, is strong enough.
lMtom cF.u PICKS
COLLI Xii: UllVLlY
WICHITA, Kas. Kven tho col-
MENUS
ted. They are: mrs. iimn
Sherwood William. M'0.
d KlUUIe.. Mrs. Kll's . Knlsht,
. II. H.
.1 lly Sister Jlaiy
IIKKAKKAHT Stewed Iks. ce
real, 'cream, hash, pop-overs, mar-i
malade, milk, coffee.
MINCHKON Savory baked
hies of brlitse Iielnir ut iiluy. iMrc ',, ,, ,,, ,: i,,,.i,,.i,i m-ti,ot
'"' initio niKii neore npxt week. '.lima ueuns. new- onions and ra-
tne consolutlon prize went to .Mm. dishes, brown bread.
Hanna. Mrs. l.loyd , Ueorge Clark. .Mrs. E. H. Jon-s ... , ., drop cookies, milk, tea
a.... t.,.. tcnl,v nnd Mrs. received the cnest orlze. .' r . . i iiiwMt'.u u,,.i.in,.ir
.tun. ....j .- I r ...... a socialite, when the hostess serv
Li,. r'ltivle - I rlecause several of the c tin , , . .
hrles i layie. .. . ... , . . . ed refreshments.
he first pan 01 me itm i nuwn -1 ,i.v-,i,v,o .
thin slices bacon, J tablespoons it,Bea seem impressed by motion
(rrnted onion, 2 rcen peppera, 3 p,.rn standards. '1'ho University
tablespoons inolusscs, 1 tenspoon ut wichltu , asked 'Cecil 11. J)o
paprika, 1 teaspoon salt, 14 tea- Kllllo. motion picture produceri to
spoon mustard. . Dl! tui arbiter in a beauty con-
Wash and pick over beans. Cover test conducted among the co-eds,
with cold water and let stand over by . "I'arnassus," tho collego an
nifrht. In the morning, drain. Put nual.
into baking- dish, add 2 cups wuter, I . Local artists rhoso seven girls
cover dish and bake in a slow oven and Ie Millo picked Catherine
until beans aro tender. It will tako Wallace, a Junior, who lias won
several hours. When beans nre other beauty contests too. .
tender, add bacon cut In tiny
.ri-.nii was arranged liy Mrs. 1.
Ilusey, stale chairman of the
servnllon department. It con-
wed now uie "'""" "
ipflre girls,- in which they
wed how the natural beauty oi
mountains were destroyed by.
king every flower, breaking thiv
s etc.. nnd a Mrd I,I,IV l,y
nil of children from Miss Tmo-
Itussell's room of the. Central1
ool. Kuch of the ennureu r. v-
nled a bird, the playlft "cine
lesson in the. . conservation ot
1 liiras. '
Mtm. 1'rankcl SRkH,
Irs. Krankel spoke again In Hi-.-
rnoon. using as her suuject
ireotles." She told ot tlliv cv'.Ib
the drug habit, and. how for
ry addict-from two to five
re were made. rne amu miu .
cures for the drug liulilt un-j
misery suffered' w-hlk) being
ed. She told ot a motion pic,-
play which Is now Being pre-
ed showing- the evils ,oi im-
- ig habit. .The. .money ...from ine
will in used In tlcnuns uruKf
ilis. Florence. Lynch Miller sun
he Sony of -I he lllir' . by lius
I. and ;The Indian Love coll"
in the opera "Hose Marie." ac
iipnuled by Mrs. J. a Myers -it
piano. '
li Margaret Anson gave, .in
resting anil Instructive tnlk on
it In the Gllrden., lllustrutlng
talk by picture slides, which
furnished by the state federa-
i.
kflcr the meeting the chili
libera were given an opportun
; to meet "Mrs.. i'Taiikrl.
I'hc Art Hesiareh club will have
u ge of the next meeting of I he
': ll.
. ...
bmintr Wedding Is
To Be Held in May
Hie ininrnnclilnir marrlap of
h Cutherlne Marie Howman to
l,eln. of I'orllnnd. was nn-
IneiMl lust evening when; - .Mia.
Announcemerit
We are now
La Grande's Agents
For The
Denver Post
Also The V
Seattle Tost
Intelligencer
Moon Drug Co.
Agents i,or
The Owl lrug Co.
tehd the meeting next week It
was decided to meet uguln two
weeks from yesterday, Tuesday,
May 10. j
Announcements
( DINNKK Haddock baked In
I white sauce, new potatoes, new
1 beelfl; head lettuce with Russian
, dressing, lemon sponge, rye, bread,
milk, coffee.
Very often the tops of-new beeiS
are tender and fresh when we buy
them in the market. When this is
;the case the tops should be well
cleuned and cooked separately
pieces, grated onion, peppers fine
v elinntifd nnd molasses. Mix
rolled-outs sult imnrj(a um mustard and stir
into mixture. Be sure the ingre
dients are thoroughly mixed
through (he beans, Huke, In a
moderute oven, without the cov
er, for one hour. Thu top should
'OMi:V INVEST AllLY
SAYS I'lXANC'I-; KXl'l-atT
. NKW YOUIC Woman's ntvr
freedom and economic Independ
ence are causing Vull Street
bunkers to revise their notions on
tho suitability of Investments for
be .brown, aerve irom u oaiting the weaker sex. aecordlnir to
dlHjt. t, ( v,.,,. i' , ; , . iMeri-ylo mauley 4tukeysdr 'ot CoT
lumbiiL t'ulverslly, writer on fin
unco and economies and uuthor
of "Thu Coniiiioii Ueiuw ot Money
and Investments."
- "The new appreciation of the ca
pacity of women to discriminate in
financial mutters," suya ltukcysur,
"results in purt from tho recent
success ot women 1) bunking. Be
fore the war, sevorul larffo Kusteru
bi.nks had a flat rule awiinst em
ploying women, us stenographers.
Today women hold every position
In banks, from runner to presi
dent. The number - of Aiiterlcan
bunk women Is 40, Out) of which
2,100 hold executive posts.
"One of tho lurffo Kustorn Insur
ance companies recently madu' a
survey of how women benoflciaries
Invest insurance funds and to Us
surprise, found that tho' women
were not suckers, but on tho wholo
showed skill in sarctfiturdintf their
funds by ublu investments, 1
I4ONlON Miss Dorothy Wood-i
mu.il, secretary of tho "Younff
HufrruKlsts." lost her plaeo In col
Ioko bfcausn of her activity im
the sufl racist movement, but alio
does not regrot this now that tho
sti-UKKlo to get voles lor Ui'ltlsh
women under ;J0 years is success
fully over.
1AUIS Tltr,SW, Kl ltS
'AY SALKSWO.MIW WIXU
IAH1S Head saleswomen of
large dressmaking houses probably
receivo tho highest puy of any class
of women In France. A recent
prosecution lor theft of models by
onu dressmaker, disclosed tho fact
that the heud saleswoman wns
paid $0,000 a year in commissions
and nlary.
A Kronen cabinet minister re
ceives less thun half that amount
annually. .
Hewing women receivo low puy,
however., lieglnners start us low.
tis three dollars a week. -- :
,, t." ..wit It ,-,; .iM.-i f h-IiMm)- i
Years
Baking TbwDTR
Guaranteed Pure '
Use KC for finer texture
; and larpcr volume
. in your bakings 1
MIHioits of pounds usea
. by our C'oticnimcnf
r.ATJFORNTA AN TSLAND? SURE!
OLD MAP MAKERS HAD THE PROOF !nro;!r!rrauck.btr.k'2nSI!
The parent - teucher aso('latloM
of Oentrut school Is pi''iiaring to') The laid tea Aid society of th
a silver tea to be held Friday .if-. I,ut!pran church will meet at the from the beets. When tops aro
terhoon at the Central school honle of Mrs. ivr;:lNr. . 9 1 Four- (: done, chop and svuson. I'lace In a
building during the annual art ex- . -
hlblt which' will be from 1 to 4
o'clock.
Ilr; Margaret Ingle Is chiilrman
of tho committee In charge. Pro
ceeds from the tea will go to fur
nish thu rest room of the school
building.
An Invitation has been extended
lo the members of the other three
parent -teacher associations of the
city to attend.
..'
Mrs. Minnie Card
Visits Local Lodge
Mrs. Minnie ('ard. recently elect -e
Hluln president of the llegree
of Honor Protective easoelullon.
made Iter first official visit lo the
local lodge last evening, w In-n tlie
regular meeting was t iield et
Kagles hull.
Mrs. Card snoke brief!:.- iilwiif
Ihe stale convention, whii-ll was
held In I'ortland April 10. an.r
wfilcll Mrs. It, K. Swan, delegaie
lo the convention from the l.n
Clrand" lodge, gave a detailed re.
port ot tne meeting. Mrs. Card's
home la at linker. Hhe was o le
of the honor guests at the sta'e
convention.
One new member. Mrs. George
McHcrvv. was initialed lust night
during the regular lodge session.
After lodge the members were
joined by their husbands and a
dancing parly, which was in the
form of a reception for the re
turned delegate and the stale pres
Idenl. was enjoyed during the re
mainder ot the evening. Refresh
ments were served.
The next meeting of the lodge
will be Tuesday, -May 21, at KagUs
hall.
Tim West minster soi lcty of Hi"
The Garden
CO I SINS OF THIS OMOX i
Domestic science, modern cook-
Knee Clock
1 HU0SOM ENew X J
i bill very fen- people Know what a
I shallot la, and when a recipe calls
for shallots they use young onions..
They are not the saute. . !
A shallot In not an onion, but It
Is a close relative. It is moro nearly
.in lo the garlic, but is of milder
flavor. It grows in "clovers" oh
noes the garlic, , but whllv, tho
(loves of a garlic aro enclosed 111
an outer skin that makes thu
group of "cloves" appear a a .
single bulb, the shallot has no such j
covering. . . ' ' . . 1
To be correct 111 following re
cipes, it w ill be necessary to grow I
shallols In tho homo garden, and '
I most of the larger seed houses can
i iiirnish the sets at about the sanio
1 price as onion sels. The shallot
i has somelhlng of tho garlic flavor.
! but Is milder, and in European
.countries wiinro It is used freely It j
: is highly esteemed for pickling.
Sets phinled this Bprlug will ma- I
turo In July or early August. They
keep well. They uro multipliers
and one set will produce a cluster
nf bulbs or cloves when lnnluro.
I They have not the strong smell of
the garlic.
Chives are oflen named In con
nection with sliallota In salad dres
sings, but tho ehlve Is fairly well
known, and pols of them in vege
table markets aro familiar sights.
Ill
Miss I lose MciUHf't, Sn Tom
look over the liMorlc 1722
geography Just found In her
home city, wltlfli !ryv;d that
Cuiirornla mum un Nluml,
A striking new note in hosiery U
the "top clock," ovcn at thv
knee lustead of tur aukle.
. SAX .lOSK. Cal. (SKA Service)
Cultfurnlu iin inland?
That's what folks believed mk
In 1722, when the "Amerlenn Is
lands. ThpHuurits (leographliMiHi
Fu It h fully Kxtracted frm the 1omi
M iid er n Tra ve I e rs and I h c M ost
Kteemed if IstorlanH," was Issued
from Ixndon.
Toftlmony of those on a Spnnlnh
Hhiiifthat sailed all around Callfor-jor at leant uxo only
niii was brought forward to prove covering of mats or skin.-. The
ihe case, and. if that didn't, the lulund has never been dlxeovered.
map did. 'Anyway, aecordlng toiHo this day the Spaniards hf.ve
the book, there wasn't anything 011 made no cumucsts. This makes It
the Inland worth bothering about ' evident that the inland Is net worth
(rdiades of '4'.'.) and the Hpanhdi ! their trouble, tho mo la rice. Thin
hadn't even tried to subdue It. Is uh inu'-h us need be said of Cali-
The ancient book W owned by fomla till better Uuov, n
Mrs. loulse M. 'urtis, who has
louncd It to the Flcxta de Iuh Itosas
comrnlttee. In connection with San
j use's celebration ot its iuuih bjnh
dy soon.
The northern part of the Island,
according to the hutk, was known
us "New Albion," and n place of
"vehement cold," while the south
ern hulf was in the "Tropiek of
Cancer." Ambitious travelers were
warned It could be reached only by
u hum sea voyage.
"All tho Inland," tho old book
said, "Is Inhabited by abundance of
Indian nations, who either go naked
WtlllC Hltiull
DINNER
at
CHRISTIAN
CHURCH
Thursday,
April 28
11:30-2:00
Price Fifty Cents
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OnM
Station
YIAJ?
Instinctively you turn to the radio page to find out '
what is on. the air. , ' , ;
s You want to tunc in on something: you'll like sonic
thing interesting without having to waste time pick-,
ing up station after station. . ' ...
The advertisements in this paper simplify your buy
ing just as the radio page simplifies the selection of
your evening's entertainment. , ; : j. , .' ' .
Read the advertisements and you'll know where to
go for the things you want. More than that, you'll
know what to get and how much to pay, for advertis
ing helps you compare values and form unhurried con
clusions. 1
You save effort, you same money, you save delay
by forming the thrifty habit of keeping track of the
advertisements. '''
To buy wisely, read the advcrlisiity
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