La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, May 05, 1927, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text1 Hi Thursday, May 5, 1927. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Page Thfe" Society N Mrs. Lee Bouvy Entertains For Little Daughter Mia. J.ee Bouvy, eiitiMluliiuJ M rlillrtron yesterday ultcrnoon from The chllilien enjoyed Rupua un til 4:30 o'clock, when they were neiltoil nt a tuhli', decoruted will! loun.netn of tulips ulld durrodHn. and were served u two-ruur luncheon, Kavors were found ut . eueh place. , The children pi-enent were: Ann Ktnddurij, Uluryitlo Koley. Mary jean Honnoqkullln, Kllxahetli Kol ey, Carlton Appleby, Nancy l.ce -I .IlllltUI V. Men,. Aul.l.ir U..t.... hurn, Jack Murphy. Nancy Mut ton, Mary l.aney, itliriiilru Stod dard. I'.uth HlD.l.lui . Steve Kin koI autl the honor guest. ' Churchill Downs Fashion Parade I To Be Colorful UNBOBBED PEACH FROM PARIS Ity M. U. Cii1m1I UH'ISVll.LK, Ky. (AI The; met yeaterdny afternoon at t lit homo of .Mrs. riatre Scriber wT.n more than &t number in nttciyl on cm. The home. vus prettily derorutef) gleam uf Bint, tltt buue of color ami J with apple blossoms and bouqurti tbe glory of raiment which attends Of other spring flowets. . , , ,t tbe nnnualVunning of the Kentucky Tim entire nroKinni of the after- Derby ome again will be iri the S o'clock until 5 honoring the noon Uus 'milt around Mother's , '," luraue at t'liurenin uowiihi rtfth birthday unnlvetsjiy of her! ,,n'- M,h. George M. Fierce ha.lj"n -y H. . , liltlo daughter, .Miss Joan. , 'charge of tho devotional. She reo i ' Flapper who would flap thpi in paper on Mothers of The Old . merriest, uowugers whose grayj Testament." J.iltle Phyllis Ity-(locks ipu.st be shown to the beat ! ! nenrson recited the 2:trd psalm ; advantage, have asked: "What co-t and ilis. It. y. ('upgey sang "Myior shall 1 wear Derby Day?" And! j Mother's Ilihie." accompanied by 1 1 he guihwer la like a ureal Dutch- i Airs. hirwood Wlltiums at the.imip ' rmtouH is me vnmr piano. A brief business session held, after which the remainder There Is not a shade of the spcni' of the evening- was given over to'trum lliat us been neglected or- Miss Gertrude Tyler, who has jindiiinKe, green, runt and blue, gray j rammed from t hina, whore. ish-tumf white ami hlarg. rernapa nine bus hern fpr a number of years as 1 tlie Color which dominates the ft mlsdnn!iiv vtae Tvi,.i. u-i-n i 'rent. L'i'jiV blues, ntivv blues, skv very Interest lift talk on t'hlna. i'dues. robin's egg. turquoise ami; t' llint: of condition there and tie , fni Kel-me-nol dilficullbs cxnorlenccd in trying! ltl,t ,,,r tmmo who nffect thpt lo leave there. whe said that a!-!WJini"'r lnen there are the Kayj .scheme of feminine adornment. w;)s, ' hhui)c Xeglcfted Miss Marie Imwman. bride elect, was complimented nt , a dinner parly Tuesday evening at the Fohy' though the ipissionailcs did not,fr,H-s " flowered chiffon. AUh want to huve their posls they ! w ""-' 'i me miiu.v ) were advisrd to do ho to protect lll,p "uls " ""I""'" lioiel In honor of her approaehlntr thr. i'n't.i ut.it, . rn rnti..... i If one wishes, designers advise, inarriaife to Knute l.eln, of I'ort- ' milt may nc.uilro a HlrikliiK effect :)and. A five-course dinnen.- wm Kollowinjr Miss Tyler's talk n ,n r,mr by a combhuttitiu ti while served at 7 o'clock, the menu eon-! u-i,.!.!,. tw. p, fund black. Kut blue, especially Ik th itest of all. jdKlliitf of fruit ctjcktuil, bullion.' r,,i,,nt. i. t..u- 1ibihI amy blue voKt table sata.l, n.asfc chiekor, ! briber nU,in,)1M s of " I Ii j tN"'" 1h ,,r l" 'wnlsh tan ilreHsiiiff, Kiavy, catiilli d .weet tm., hostess committee Mrs V r fcreations this season. J'rints are laloes. peas, hot rolls ami butter,' Hughes j y P ii kcr Mrs I H,"llli,r' (lslHH'lull f"V e"'m:es iee cream and sponKe cake. iThomns Wilson." Mrs. (i. M. 1'ierce 1,,ul Tho table was prettilydccora1d .,n,i i,-K McValtv in u pink and white color schein a houtiuet of pink and white .Kweetpeas serving as a centerpicc '. Minimum wedding bells In tli BJime colors were used as plaiy The Ladles' Aid society of the l-'lrst rresbylerlan church met yes terday afternoon. Jn the main au ditorium of t ht church, with one jcrs nas mutinied lor me. ieroy par nule. ( ften si ra imely "uubltanl- cal" and made of the snme mate rial as the dress, they will be worn on the shoulder. If the shoulder jhaa not already been usurped by a bow. ( ' Nurtc Hosiery I'aslnl ainl nude sliades will e.on 11 it ue tti -predominate In hosiery, n-lilln lIiiwui tvlll hn nf Ifuhl UI'iLV parly at the Arcade theater Wf.s Hpue briefly. Miss Ituth Johnson ., with huri. 1nt 1iu.rt, pail. enjoyetl following dinner. J jfavo two Dalian readings and MrM.(,f i,iJH.itM. Tie parly was ifivcn by eig'it Hurley Itlchardson played twopipel uilt,iy, ,is she waks from the irtrl frlentls of 'Miss Itowman, Mn. seh rtlons. belting shed to l be clubhouse, will (irorula Olson, ilrs. Marv Meltue.l A a01'"""' w cnjoymi ani re- carry a hivae underarm uuk r M Iss al herlne McCa r( by, M is. Alay Donovan. Miss Mnrtr.iret Doa nvaii. -Mlws Itulh Drown, Miss l.ola Miirlin and Miss ranecs l-Minoml-snn. cards and the nut cups were also of tne laisest1 altoridahces this in ntiiK ami white, year. , i,, DurliiK tbe dinner the honor, mj,' k, Wrlirhl' led fn the de. 'iiest was presented with a lovely vntlonni nn.-r .-which tho Wee. .1 .bouquet of sweelp.as. A thealer (i,.oiKt. Wnlz und Mih. Wux uavh i mm Mi I M W I i v ' ' ' c , II lit f. , s" II HEALTH NEW BLACK BOTTOM SWEATERS a.95 - $4.95 PUTMAN'S ha Grande's Newent Store Exclusive Heady-to-Wear and Millinery itl 4 1.1. rli.v wt i' v nj r lit- iti.iiiiui i ii - - St. Uials, Mo.' M,nhc florpus Memorial lustltutn VoumlH of a moilerato or .severe (iharacter usually receive prniit iriatnieut, because of bleeding m the dlHcomfort and disability that they cause. The serious result of cases of this class arc hugely pro- In the field of Injuries which J . . . i ' i i 1 seem' too trivial to cause the injured , .... ... ...... ..... i persona to Klv them Immediate and ""f-hiivi. had the .llBht8t ill ef, lt!I;X J11.S, J f -1-aitonnate eare. . however, ore - ' , , ' ( WMk ,fcttMH h OMfc countered some of the most heart- , I" 'no other plus, of Olse.iaes or . breaklnu dlaaaters. . Injurien Ih mtirk fully lllliwnilpd t)ie . 1'AHIH Nervf can nmk ft . ' ' principle that the time to cure d woman eharmiim, its well as dlffl- Wellvfi In thp presence or micro-, ,iiM(mKe iH ,tffore, 4t occurs. cult, thinks '.Murium Vtcb. I'nrtx orBanlsnis capalde of causlMK serl- dressmakev who I., priv.uo life l ous diseases w death If once they WAfil'.S VOtt WIVV.H Mrs. O, N. lluwiril. HIM. llm-'rilHM itei mose ,n ine numau system, it . ;-. her America llapte us ,lhn most 1 1111181 never he fowotten that these; Wv8 aimuld receive niKiilnr nervous of .111 thp vvoiuen win. huy deadly ae, n,s may enter the l.pdy: 01,.,hlg'.ln the nature of ylot!,e ,.f her. ; . , ; ,. thrinmh the snHillest ahrasioiiH of the skin or of the mucous mem- cause ocU Jaw ami other forms of blood poisons. Episcopal Guild fresh men Is were served Ity the i Kt,y pouch creation or a simple hostess committee following the tntber envelope viih a buck strap program. Mrs. Milo Smith was chairman, and usnistinK her were Mrs. Will 'ondit, Mis. J I an y Mohr, M rs.- 1. ('. Dowser. Mrs. (iraeia Mesa. Mrs. K. Mrs. J. Ilollister, Mrs. H. a. Nyo, -11 T) ' Ail's. J . I". iavensrroiip Airs. nuue JTlfinS r Or JjaZaaiVltohncnkump ami Mrs. George Hu- ker. . . . There was a Inrsn attendance last evening- when St. 1'eter's Kpis copal rTiilld met al the home of Mrs. J. D. Klater. Most of the time was taken up in a business session, presided over by (he president. Mrs, II. A. VSurbiick, when plans for tho au tumn bazaar, which will be held latV ,7A 'VUDoTttui.. bajj.weicom p If ted," Announcement was made i that the (fulbl has $1 lfio on hand t-) contribute toward the new pipe or mm. which will he installed in the Kplscopal enure h here EiBhy-flve. niembtMs of the lo cal Church of fiod enjoyed a sur prise party at the home of Claud C. i'ratt Tuesday evening, honor ing tbe Dev. Nelson Knight. Cam-js were enjoyed durjnff the event ng, after which refresh men tR were servt'd. T" o-i- Announcements UN 10i PERSONALS Hiss Krance, Ulle. Huliertn Cusey; Is eomliiB to AmoiIcu to take part In the second International i'aKeunt of l'ulchrltndo at (lal vestnn, Tex., In .May. She was chosen in a contest held hy J.e .lournal of Paris..' the Judaes sclecllni? her umoiiK hunilreils of 'inhhed lieads. . ' '. . 1 ' ; ' ', un allowance euch week, a teach- hranes a- in the mouth or In the T ' metM, ,Ve Vopos In. nose. lp the soil or dirt of our u. u 01,rti nii;lrlnlinn- r n holderr of muster . degrees. , . , Nowaduys though . some of tho t wIv'i.r itrefei thit wuirnii . wllhnut To lllustratfl more fully my point, , i,u,u,R . . What chance I cannot do better than to lve wo,lh, lno nuUo un(l phonograph the lilstory uf a typical case: j ,im, for tt h,,nring In tltla coun- J. D., it nine year old boy. was lry lr (hn wlvr went on 8true 'for mlmltted tp the, hospital in a ve.-y , nlKh(ip .pwyT , . . ; -Khgunrt Berlpus condition IJo had -but U thltl.0 aro j,700.0tl more womep slight fevifivand his pulse wiih al-j hnn mon. ftOCOriJMg o tt)fi tetu nmst normal. Ills mind was clour. I IU.,.B gu)tn n serious unemplpy. wm nn was iiuvmik very mariteu i ., nh,l,.inn ' w bnmv one Renllemnn . from Kdluhurgh 1 "Dtit neryes are what ipakp thp American woman '. so atlrtetLve. sometimes," she says. "The nerv ouh woman is often more Interest ing and vibrant. She is nervous be cause she is Intense mid keeps her self pitched to high pout of vivacity." ' . . . spasm h of the voluntary- muscles, particularly around the Jaw. These spasms were much aggra vated when ho attempted to eat or to move and there wiih difficulty In opening the mouth. Tho history of lite case failed lo show any in oi,,i:.-: mas lugs. She. Is the first religion! D was one of those conditions so who oven refuses to tip Ms ht. A Detroit bride hud 30 frocks, 27 pairs of shoes, 4(1 pieces of Hn- I gcrlfB, 24 pum pf glpveij, $ hats, i , . - . ami no luriii, Aiiiiuai. phmhao Jury whatever A very careful ex-j , for a BllltP0BBi ,..,. amlnatlon ut the liody, however, t . ' . iflscloNed . a small , tlischaraiuK wound on the liall of the rluhi foot. jnno Witllter, tatt pf "Oantle. It was very slltrlii and had heen .vnil.n ,iraflir Hionds,'' was bllten liy enlliely iiverluolted. althouah iheu ,(1f, I'inliiilily a prpdlxrecd can- Miy i (iiicioitci fu iioriiiiK uiiiiMcii . ne, leu uays nerore. MM) lltl..; SII.:sl revivalist to rise In "now Turl(e" Joonillloll on the foot where the 'and llelleves the Turlilsh people I-OHT WPHTIt. 'rex. Ms vll-! ill . always l.c deeply rellBlou. . i .... . n....i.iiii uni-ntnir fI iiimrnvn nf fareiirn schoo "sinllingesl"' girl on the eampnsat Texas Woman's cnltego hen. D"- fore entering collegit last yci'yMs national social eustotps.' John Wormian, was taken to tbe Hot Utke huspllal last week suN feritiK frtm pneumonia. He Is re- iportetl as somewhat improved -now. y A very Inieresiing and enjoyanie pVogram wTTs flr'eTT irf the "ilj?nT , scnooi nym last r riuny ini;iii mj the pupils from the South grade i building. The numbers consisted of souks, drills, musical am dram lho Willow Parenl-Teacher nd-!i(tif. readings, dances, plpylets nnd A missionary bos. valued qt $25. 1 I "r1 . V ' , 1 . ' - T T haB just been completed un.1 -Bene disease. fl here are a few other , ho),y tnls 8prlng. Despite the faol cases iiim nion. mu me epmemie (mt moHt of ,lt.r ,.xtru-Hl tidy time seems to be about over. i8 0CPpie,i wtli earning expenses John uuiur, the imam son oi r . K(,noo, hv prvnir n the col lege dining room, she partleipat's In much oT the social llleof the cum pus, Tea c tin wiu? sisU.th(w.co((;fte ill clan and Is a nicpilier of Dio Susan M. Key 1-iterary soclpty and Y V. C. A. weight itf the ball on a sharp sub stance had caused a small iene- ix. Aipss . . . trilling wound with the introduc- la Mae .cr. an ornlmn egrnlng, H npprqve or tqreign sci,qo.s .u ()f reciious germs. her way through college, .won this here. - sue ays. pceausc mey neip T(jp n,(,a hHl)l.y Hvmp. year's $100 prUo fir being the iny people to adopt best iler- ((inH nmdo )0 niK(( pPl.rcr,iy clear one. The hoy was suffering from a wett marked ouhii of lock jaw caused by tho ' enlraneo ol' germs imo imt tool at mu inuo ot the Injury. i . Thn wmiml eniisrul h.i HI 1 In ii lu ll ATOX UODflH, "t'nomfort that tho boy liatl not called u atlontlon lo it. Yet here, iliiVri litlfo. ho wiih Miifferliiir who Is emulatliiK tho ureal hktIouI. f.om (in4 nf the mn(lt ,,,,,,,,. uf mll. lurlst, hecaine the first co-ed to ., diseases. A liltlo oaro nt T)oughnut8 (lm W. .MothndW l.dl'IKIANA . (ilir, I 1 I' i:.Mri,A'ii:s iti-i(ii.Nif I.ee lived at UNION (Special) Kor the sec- home. onri lline ill a few months the home as the rllmnx of a roniest lo ot vv. V. t onnor has been nuar- nted last semester. Wllla Mai ,; ' V'- "" " ! nnmfori ....lined for scarlet fever. Hay, ihe ,vns plwtI.., 1 W. Smiles llurlmpk and his career n,e the .,. "--V ;'. n...w..h tl.i"!o".. y vote' of all the student ' ' 0?! I i"n ."" .to Alaska. A sociahle was enjoyed hefori! adjournment, will n Mrs. Slater, as sisted by Airs. II. Wylde, Mrs Krnesl lln.y and Mis. I.. H- 1'"" Hcll served ref rcsliincnls. The rooms were attractively dec orated with many sprins floweilt. attend. I ... The homo department or Hie Pri'shytcriun church will niect at Ihe home of Mrs. Klla Hynenrson. in Kruitdale, h'rlduy aftt'rnoon al 2:3(1 o'clock. All l.iemlMTS lire ro- : Memhers of Ihe Senior Christian quested to hepr.sent. Endeavor society of the First 1'res- , liyt. rlnn church enjoyed a huslness ' ' ' "'',' , , .' 7., ,, last evenliii- ' .'.I k' . n .'r 1 nv ti.lerouon ui l':.ia 1 1- '1-1... t.i..'.n ,.,..iil...r tvlll Xloran. 1 u .u Ahout 12 memhers were present 1 muu. and the huslness nieetlnK was pi inectlnK and sociahle nt the home of .Miss Katheryll shlod over by the president. .Miss Klla Neldcrer, ' Gomes were enjoyed following the lllisiness session, and refresh ments wore served hy .Miss llonin. ... Miss Gertrude Tyler entertained tie employes or the lllue Moun tain crfninrry last cvenlnK at the home of her hrolher. K. 1 'I'yle.-. Miss Tjlcr has just returned from China, where she spent a number of years as a missionary, and durlnK the evenlnit she told many Interesting things concern Ins conditions In China, and show ed a number of pictures. A Chinese supper was served during the evening. The supper was served Chinese style, chop sticks being used Instead of forks. Sunday morning at 10 o'clock Miss Tyler will speak ot the Klr.-S Methodist Kpiseopal church.' The Muryth.i Bible class is sponsoring her talk and the adult Hiblc ulus lias been invited lo attend. Honors Mothers At Society Meet The General Aid society of the Mrs! Methodist Kplsenpnl church The Woman's society of the Klrst Ha litis! church will meet tomorrow afternoon at the home or .Mis. C. c. Utile. Complete successfully (he regular ,he Unie ot the accident, the cleana agiicultural course In Louisiana , 1f ,,, wmmrt wllll tm,ture of Stale university. '1 miliie or some other efficient nnll- norothy coinei overalls and septic, und tho use of a small pro- M'tni tiirmnrn inn "iiiimv ivnru or .1.. .1 .. , . ..1 ..... i. 1 "" i" "'r 1111)11111(11; in- proven 1 1 v uuru 01 o.iu l!""i,"l" ,.' , I'her course In the college or ngn- tetanus nnlltoxln. and no III of cluh, coninosed ot. Kb 1 Irtiltura lust ns eomnele.illy as any ..1.1 ...,. r.. .i . Mosfri:s-oj-' Ti'iiKr.v TO .si:.! VTOJIKN I'lllKSTS fit tho hoys.-. Agriculture, she be iinves, offers niore,oiiorttinltles for servloe anil enjoyment, than pller ocoupalfons. . 3 tablenpoonn I'ANCRUST 1 run, bcaltn '!, cup ugar , cup milk ' . 3 cup flour Kaipoon Hie ' .4 teaipoom baking . powder , , 1 ttupoon nutmej I'hlH ' hoy should ':'havo' lieeiff "H " tatighl to call .attenllon to any wounds that, he sustained mid if Ills parents had realized the danger of a small, penotratlng, dirty XEW YORK Somebody has,'"" " i-- PANCRUST; idd: LJ beattn egg and nigar. 8tir in milk. Sift flour.ult, taking powder ., and nutmrg together md add to ' miiture. If the dough i not stuf tiuugh to roll. dd additional, lour. Roll cut on floured board and cut. fry in hot. deep fat until a golden brown. Place on brown paper to abtorb the greaie and ' ipruiue wan powtiercu augu. V IS AN ALL'PUWQH fAT t 11 1 1 wmny I MENUS Remember Mother with a nice box of Candy We Have VOGAN'S And SWEET'S BEST Assortments Moon Drug Co. t .-The Owl Pm Oo. Ity SUier Mary DRKAKKAST Itaked apples, cereal, cream, baked es. crisp toast, marmalade, milk, coffee. MN('H KDN Steamed maea-1 roul and cheese pudding, lettuce Handwlehe!, fresh strawberry pud ding, milk, tea. JMNNKR Koast beef, browned potatoes, horse-radish cream, steamed endive with bacon dress ing, stuffed prune salad, cocoanut cream pie, milk, coffee. When strawberries are not plentiful, desserts with the straw berry flavor are acceptable. Straw berries are just tart enough to "pep up" Jadded spring appetites. The pudding planned for the luncheon menu is light but nour ishing and Is suitable for small children. It makes n perfect fin ish for 'the macaroni and cheese pudding. Fresh Strawberry Pudding One pint strawberries, 1 cup wa ter, 3 tablespoons cornstarch, Vt teaspoon suit, cup sugar, Z es (whites). Wash berries. Put Into a howl nnd crush slightly. Iet drain. There should be 1 rup Juice. J'ut juice und vut,r into a smooth hii uce pan and bring to the hniliim (point. Dilute cornstarch with ieiiwugh cold water to pour easily. Stir into boiling liquid and cook, 'stirring constantly over hot water for twenty minutes. Add salt ami 'siinar and berries and keep hot lover hot water. Fold in whites of eggs beaten until stiff and dry. .Turn Into a mold to chill and be eonie firm. Serve with a boiled custard suii-e made with the yolks of pukk. (Copyright. lHi7, .NU Iservice.' Inc.)- ago suffering from an Infected fin gcr, and later has the infected fin ger, and later had the infected fin trouble an the hand will not heal as it should. Several logging trucks are now making trips to the limber above Telocase't and bringing logs to the new sawmill, and some logs are also being brought down from up Catherine creek. The mill pond is filled with water nnd Is rapidly be iim supplied with Iors for the mill which Is scheduled to begin sawing In about two weeks. The trucks are making three to four trips daily. They are of the Ford trailer va riety and have large pneumatic tires which will not bo destructive to the. highway. Monday evening at the Odd Fel- llows hall Mountain Go in Kebekah lodge held a call meeting and put. on an initiation in their usual ex-! cellent jjtyle. Mrs. lilies Van llous- n and Mrs. Jennie Delaney were the candidates. Following the J work ii lap lunch consisting of ice t cream and angel food cake was : served and a social hour enjoyed by the members and a few visitors from other bulges. M umps have invaded the busi ness section of Union after doing about all tho damage they could among tbe high school students. C. D. Cadwell ami Irvln Mess, the for- i mer being the proprietor of the 1 Cnlon Hardware store and the Int-j tor of the Oregon Trail garage be ing the latest victims, .Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Stelnke, who' recently came here from "Washing ton to visit Mrs. Stelnke's mother, .Mrs. Alex Slater, have leased a ranch near I'nlon and are moving into their new home. CONSTANTINOi'l.K The min arets of Turkey will soon lie scal ed by women dressed In turban and priestly robes, calling tho faithful to prayer. In the belief Of 23-yeur-nld Si-miha llaneiu, first woman graduate, of the. SUirnboiil Theological 'school. I-ntll the government grants per mission for women to preach in the mosques, Hem I ha Dane m w ill1 devote ht rwdf to religions writ- braised the question whether Uncle Sam should permit unexpurgated editions of the Arabian Nights to continue to come from abroad. A shipment of GOO sets, priced to re tail at $ each, Is held up hy cus toms authorities pendLng decision an to admissibility. Last year 7 I ft sets of tbe same edition were ad mitted without question. A period ia only a dot, hut It's the best th(ng to use In the end. ! DI1A.MA I.OVIiK'S IIOMF. IM I.i m S IINV STAf.l ' CHICAGO High above He pavement, the new apart meat home of Mrs. Howard 1 VVtlleH, president of the Drama League of i'hicago, nnd her husband, wul have, a miniature theater of Its own. The Mag, which in on the. lfclh story,. U set n gardens, ani terraces and Is so situated that a favorable seasons it will recelvi lis lighting from the moon. Short weight on merchandise sometimes means a long wait for tin: money. Faille Bag i WW x k decidedly different envelope- bag I fashioned of corded faille ailk la deejj garnet and rose. The fasten lug It of etched (lass. Mother Honor her with flowers the original Mother's Day Greetings May 8th Flowers by wire all ovfer the world through our membership in the Flqrists Telegraph De livery Association 3500 bonded memljcrs guar antee, satisfaction. Cut Flowers, Basket arrangements, Corsages, Potted, Plants. We grow our own flowers. Clarks Florists Foley Hotel Bldg. La Crnnde, Ore, Great News! 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