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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (May 10, 1927)
Tuesday, May l6; 1927. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Pave ThreV Society News Mrs. F. J. Holmes Is Hostess To Members of Club Mrs. Kred J, Holmes was hostess h nl a 1:15 o'clock luncheon ycster- I j day afternoon at her home on .'. fourth street, when the nifinbers' or the Montluy 1 fridge club were j lr Kili'SlH. '' ' 1 -j Tho stason's cut flowers worn t used to decorate the , tuhl.s. j Iti-ldge was the diversion fallow-1 itiff luncheon, Mrs. lwlKht Jesse j ' funking high sco if, ( - Yesterday's meeting: wan the last or the club's sou sort. The dub! , will adjourn during the summer mouths and rcsum uctlvtties wuh the beginning of the uutumn ci i ' Hon. . i .' , Miss Ivy Cluirltuh entertained the members of the Juliet eltih nt tier home at LrouG Kir street lust . evening. Twenty-one truest w-re present 41ml tin- evening tvus plcas- a nt ly spent ut Karnes, utter whieh i rerreshuieuts .were served by the ' ". hostess. During the evening the cnguge ' ment of Miss ltlanche It tee, of this rlly, to A 1 b e r t Lamm, was an- nouneed. The murrlugc will take place in the near future. . V Mr. and Mrs. I.eo Hansen en- tertained a number of friends and i'kIhiU'i'h nt 11 flzineiiiir. nurtv last . f- avenue. . Klght couples enjoyed the eve ning dancing, ufter whleh rcfrcsli ' ,nients were served by the hostess. . , . . . ... ' Miss 7;idora Hansen whs com plimented t a dinner parly Sun day evening ut The Tiffin honor-. j; lug her birthday anniversary. Her ulster, Miss ltlanche Hanson, nnd J Miss Marjorle Mitguhf were the hostesses. 5 .' Sweet pens served ns a c.entcr- I piece for the dinner table, where covers were laid for eight. A four 's course dinner was served nt 5 - o'clock. , 'i I'NION (Special) One of the most enjoyable parties of the spring: seusou was held Wcdnes- 1 day evening, ' when Mr. and Mrs. ' ,1. I'. Hutchinson und Mr. nnd Mrs. I-Yed . Kox entertained u number v' of friends at bridge and dancing I at the Sport men's new club hous. ; : rtiidso tables were nrrnngcu at . : one end of the room for those who J wishetl to pluy. Kour , fables wercl :f. enjoyed nhd high scoie among the women players went to Mrs. Wal-j 8 ' ter Cock. S. I. Ifcnson ( received 3 ' the nn'n's itrl.e. Twenty cnuph-n if a.ktt tlin ni'iitiltio- ilntinfntr In lull. :V wlr- fnrn .uttrwl l.v I 'nlnn'n five-niece - - I 1 orcliestra. ' ' I "2, 1 , nu ,.nnAw,,wl uIIIm k. t evergreen, nnd'V'bounjie.U jnithi sea ' son's lfowors At a liftiVftotir' 1 ho , hoslessea B'rvd a two-courso i- luncheon. Girls Hear Talk k By Miss. Anson ' MentberR of the six cnnipfb'e girl groups of ha Orande assem bled In the Neighborhood club rooms yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock, where they listened to a:i Interesting and Instructive talk by Alius .Margaret Annon on "The Home lteaullful." Aliss Anson's talk concerned In terior decorating, harmonizing col or schemes, the arranging of fur nil are, types of furniture, and other features which go to make the home beautiful. Itefore adjournment.. -tho girls pledged tlielr support in the ram pa I gn to obtain a municipal swim ming pool In l.n CSrnnde. . Miss Idn Kllenn Wells and T.or- Ing Grnnt Robins were united ,ln marriage at the parsonage of the oulh Methodist Kpiscopal church Saturday, the Rev. J. A. Hull, pastor of tho church performing the ceremony. Air. and Airs. Robins ptnn to make their home in La Grande. I'NIOrC (Special) Alembers of ' the Carnation club were entertnm - ed Thursday afternoon by Airs. ' Kloyd Churchill nt' the Cnlon ho ' tel. Luncheon was served tnt a prettily appointed table at 1 o'clock. boiKiuets of pink nnd yc1- ( low snapdragons being used. Co , ers were laid for 12. Following luncheon the remain der of the afternoon was spent : visiting in the hotel living room. Alrs. Kdith Phy sang several solos nnd Airs. Frank Sturgilt rend a story entitled "Aunt Jane of Ken ' tucky." . f COVK (Special) The Woman's f club will entertain four clubs of SILQUE (pronounced silk) Nothing is as good as SILQUE for keep ing the skin soft and healthy. As a base for powder it is much better than vanish ing creams. Moon Drug Co. Acuta for The Owl Ding Co. the county Wednesday afternoon. May 1 1, ut the Ascension grove here. ? The- ituest clubs ure the 1'urkduln club, the I'nion Wom an's elub; the laidd Canyon club and tho Muddy t'reek club.- J Exhibit Pictures To Cove Audience OOVK (Special) Wednesday f ternoon of last week Mrs. I:. 1! MoHsinnn, ol & Omnde, chair-' man of the. urt department of lh-( On-ffon. Federation of Womun'a clubs, visited Cove und displays! her collection of-pictuifa by the master artists. The pictures vrc exhibited th'foii n -Juibo and ap preciative audience. COVft' (Speelal) The Uulli'rt pulld of the Ascension church was entertained ut the home of Aire. c K. Lawsuit Thuisday afternoon, Mrs. Law mm and Mrs. T.M Hefty hclnK the hostt'sscfi. During the business wssinn plans were , made to entertain Ahe Ht. . I'eter's . Aldii society of l:i (irnnib- Thursday,- May 13, at th i home of Airs. Uertsch. Hrldg-e was played at three ta bles following the business iiiwi Ino. Mrs. V., i Hi-oh wlunliiK htKb score. ' , , - lies Idea the guild meijibers tbeie were . four visitors In attendaiid'. Mrs. Sicdc Cates and her daugh ter. Mrs. Cora Kelly, of Portland. Mrs. Parker and Airs. John Alllh.-r. HILGAItU (Special) Mrs. Don nu Scott entertained eiRht -children Saturday afternoon from 3:30 o'clock until 5, honoring the elev enth birtuduy unniversnry of her daughter. Miss June Scott. . , The children enjoyed games un til A i'Ut o'clock, when they were seuted at a tuble, decorated In a color scheme of pink and yellow, and u two-course luncheon was served. Kavors marked each placv ; The child re n present were Ne!-t He Thornlu-ue, Kiuncis Sherd. I Thelma Wiison, Mae Thomas, I-M- na Thomas, Horts Slairet, Vlrglni Htnlret, Katy Itose Walker and the. honor guest. COVK (Special) Mrs. J. K. AliKs (juve 'u dinner party Alon duy evening honoring her slHter, Miss I tilth Jones, who Is visiting hot p. Covers were luld for elgnl. After dln'ner the lllne was spent visiting. , m . ' COVH (Special) -The IteV. nhd Mrs. William M. Ttraduer enter tnlned at dinner Monthly evening In honor of the first birthday an nive'rsary of 'their small son, Wil liam Jr. itupwx facm rowii:it i W 41, ANTIC (M'V (AH).Hone men are using hrown fttce powd!r to give the-appearance of a cont of ,tun, If speakers ut the conven tion of the Americun Manufactur ers of Toilet Articles have things straight. ; . . . ' ; v . They Match,,; A very smart hat and hag to mutch are otray felt, studded wiilv4iny AIMEE'S HAIR BOB CITED AS CONGREGATION SPLIT IrA. I "5"' ; i OUT OUR WAY HEUO k HEART. M MH. t- mt. err. mm n towict. inej The Daughters of the' American Revolution will meet tomorrow At fternoon at 2 o'clock ut the home il of Airs. Robert S. Kukln. ' Officers for the year will be elected. The Alice! Announcements Heel Ladli's' Ald will meet'tn,e for ner untl Uml Bno 1,hoHfc constantly. Ibing to the liolllntrlfiuently accepted on tho nssump i. I. 13. Chcriuult Thursdav!Jol he",M her children liked to pofnt ftml ,,,, wlItt peM)er aml .tlim that the "young lady' Is really with Mrs. aftei'noon at o'clock. j will' ineet The Parkdale club Thursday afteruoon of this' wet'!' i insteud of Wednesday aflernuoti.i TlKMueetlry will lic.nt the of Mfs. Kllu ltynearson..' li on 1 Tlo" Woman's ; llenefit ""assoc'a tlon will, meet in '-regular' ''session this evening at" the.; Knlghls of Pythias hall. The '.meeting will begin ut 7:30 o'clock fend all mem bers are urged to be "there. ' Mrs. Nellie Spencer," official delegate to j mr , Kri'iu vrt'Vifiv Bl 1,'PUUieiOU, will glVfun 'necrfUhX'df )u meet-1 Ink. , . -t . ' . ' ' '' ; - 1 The . White Rose social club of. the. Ladies auxiliary lo the Rro-j therhood ,' of Railway Tralnm-n: will meet at' the home of .Mrs. O.l I.. Larsen, 72 M avenue, nt T ::! o'clock Wednesday evening. Mrs.! Uirsen and Mrs. John. Adsklm will he the hostesses. ' ; --.'.. The Weal minster society, of the First J'resbyteriari. church will meet , j his evening at the ' Snook home on M avenue, with ' Aliss"s Alice uml lOmily Snook,- and- Ahv. II. L. Stont king as lioslesses. All members are urged to he there nt 7:45 o'clock In order that too meeting may start promptly.- Aliss Fer trade Tyler will speak.- , IIV.WCKS K.M'OVnOY OX F1VK HOLLAR LOAN ".TAriCSOXVILLK. III.' With a five dollar loan from her family, Lita Ilolladay nf Kstacancln, N. !., has acquired four. years of educa tion at the Illinois Women's col Icko here. . She has been washer woman, waitress, maid, librarian and cook at summer resorts to earn her way. ; When she finishes this summer she" will .owe tmly the five dollavslcream of I'enpcr mid fiicc.so Koup which enabled her to reach cotlepre Three cups milk, one medium In a flivver. She will teach his-sized onion, 2 tablespoons Rraled tory In New Mexico. j carrot, 3 tablespoons flour, 3 table- 1.,,1.,-f'oe UllU l-Ss.'5;y cenint LUWCVAEOM TNlCHTJ Bor x m 04 3 Tvno p- -Tvmo -if-ib come Arioiki" , "Thro frf evenim' poRpua HA2E. ' VJMEM m SPLEWOOR O'-IU SOMST MAKES . A FAlfWLAKiD O' RAVS, Shore is miguv fineam'Port -fH TblL O' DAW VS -mRU Bjf IT CAIM1" COMPARE. IM 8EA0TV vwifvA A PlE PAM FULL OSftW. ' ciKK)si;s iiKie .ton so -himiu:x MAY iAY I SOUTH HADLEV, Muss. Alv though - the playgrounds of most emmren are determined iy the res-j Idence and occupation of their par- ents. Airs. Sydney Greenbie.'tiuthor of travel honks and assistant pro- feHsor of Kngllsh at Mount llnlyoke nolleire. confeHxes that the reverse Ih piay on me camiius. "When- u woman follows a lit- ernly r,1I'eei' alone, she is free to 111 111 utioui mis wpriu unconcern- edly," wiys Airs, (ireenble, who' us Alar jo lie Lnttu liars tow traveled Intensively and subsequently wrote "in the lives of the l-iast." Put us the mother of a family her chll- 'dren must.be considered before her . J ! .......If itIkhu fi.naillini vr-.""""? 10 uv wini m,v MimiKmurn, mm mu-.v have virtually become the college mascots, In search of tradition of obi sea eaptalns - of r "(luld of Ophlr,',' which they wroie--iii-enHniortrtlon', Airs.' (Ireenble nnd her husband traveled the Atlantic coast in an old limine oar with tho .babies packed in securely beside them. MENUS . By Sl.slcr Mary BURAK I'AST Stewed flRs, ce renl, cream, frizzled dried beef wllh sera mhled ckkh, crisp tonsl, ornnjre conserve, milk, coffee. LUNfMIHON ('ream of pepper and cheese suii. leant slicks, lel tuce nnd tomato saltul, mnitle dumplliiKH, milk, tea, niXXKU P.nkcd veal loaf, creamed diced potatoes, preen heaps, Hermuda onion nnd nriinne salad. Junket lee cream, whole wheat rolls, milk, corfee. This time of year old potatoes nre willy and not at their best, If they are placed In cold water for two hours before paring much of tho wlltluess is remedied and the paring is accomplished more eas ily. After paring let st:(?id in cold water to more than cover for twenty or thirty minutes. Obi po tatoes treated this way are not ob jectionable and the better for tsmnll children than underripe new Jones. ' When Almee Remple McPher son, leader of the AnKclus temple, and lonp in the news because of her ulleged kidnnplntc months iiku, hsd her hair buhhed, u por tion of her conKrefiutlon with drew in protest. It was reported. At the left is the woman evun ttellst with her new halfdress, which she defends as beln necessary to save her hair. Upper rlht Is the Olendute Press club, used an n meeting place by Oladwyn Nichols, for mer choir leader at AnKehts Temple and leader of the seces sionists, and those who origin- , Ized the 'Church of Philadel phia." ftelnw Is NlrhnM, , By Williams OReSiMi TWv- oor vnovj BooT spoons butter, 2 cups veal stock, 1 teaspoon salt, teaspoon pep- per, sweet green pepper, H cup grated cheese, '& eggs, 4 tablespoons minced cress. yeei M,ia ph(ip onjon. puc onion nml K,.iei carrot Into milk and neilt ovm. mit XVater In a double holler for 1 hour. Strain. Melt imtior uithnm bnhhiinir t.mi itl ' t l?i i, ...m. .... stuck. Remove seeds and pith from pepper and chop flesh very fine, Add to soup and stir In cheese. riiir uniu cneese is meueu over low fire. When ready to Herve add eggs well beaten and beat the soup until frothy, Serve at once with minced cress sprinkled over the top. (Copyright, NKA Serv- lee, Inc.) , Tno johlolly pine, known UlBO as 0,d fJ(,,(I ftnd nWTt Waf pnR( ,8 lone of the South's greatest natural resources, it does well on lands J too poor for other crops, grows fuslcr than most -other 'kinds of trees, yields good profit and pro vides timhfi of an easily murket- nhle type. Cr C RE A M O REAM OF TARTAR baking powder is the only one approved as safe by pare food experts the world over. Your money back if you don't like Schilling's best. S chill ing baKing Coffee It Extract! A New Telephone Directory will be issued soon. Install a telephone and get a listing in the directory. Home Independent Telephone Co. The Garden Keep delphinium! or perennial larkspur ' seed belweeu mois bloltei-H for three days 1 before planting. These seeds urn of un certain gernilnulton except when plunted Just ufter ripening. The moisture gives u much higher per centage of germination than If planted dry. Watch for current worms und white butterfles und spray tho MtiaH cabbage nnd caul mower plants before the worms get a ehuneo, i Plant poppy seeds In a pinch nt u time a foot apart each way nnd then pull up nil but the strongest plants. You will have real popples with a minimum of work by this method. ' Take a chance on nn early tionn crop. They mny elude any cold nlghis that often nip them early In the season and they aro that much clear gain. Try . a row of French endlvo to store In tho cellar next fall for winter salads. It Is a big money saver nnd the f Incut of salad ma terials.. It In as easy to raise as parsnips. Watch plants In the frames that they don't get too crowded and spindling.- Thin or take a ehuneo and transplant u few even if they urn tender. There lb always n (food gamhllng chance in tho garden,. Sow portulaca or rose moss and wait for a few hot days to revive it. This seed will not germlnato until tho heat suits It, no mutter when It In plonted. Put in Icicle radishes to follow the little, fellows! AMERICAN ACT KIOSK TAKIOX FOIl FliAPrKll LONDON Kit mile Ward, "Ba year old flapper" and former Amer ican actress, and her daughter, ljuly Ptunkett, are often taken for sisters in their jaunts about Lon don. Lady Plunkett's Introduction ' nt Miss Ward-as her mother Is fl'c IF MOTHERS OILY HEW Many obliaran iracanr plaining ol Headuubft Vevr!sbrM, blomacl Trouble ana jrrtfuiui Ilowolt and tain cola easily. 11 mot hers onlj knew What MOTllliE CB AY'S SWEET POVV DTMa would do foi lliolr children no tumllj would ever t wlUinul them turuMwhftn m 4' d. Ho pleasant to takt and to effective thai ANV lUBKTITUTf mutheri who once UM tliiir. aiwuys tell' otni'rribont' 'thcin. At all UrUBirlsH. Trtal Packaua FHKKi Add rail Mother dray Co, U Boy, K. Y. r T A Js T.Als g fowaer i9 spicei MS' kcf tn I .Featuring This Week ' NEW LINGERIE , '. Specially Priced $3.25 : PUTMAN'S La Grande's Newest Store Exclusive Ready-to-W ear and Millinery u (Hlter r younR coualn. lidy riunkelt, conaldered one of the pi-ettleat initlronri In lindon, la an intimate friend of the Ducha-tH of York. I.Ike her mother, nha plana in open an excltiHive tlrewi ittakinM: pfllahllHhtneni here.. IMItmxiHAIMIV A IIOIIHV of iiox. aii,i:i:n vn.uc. JlllLPAST. Ire. lion. Alleen OralK, only ilaiiKhter of Lord t'rolc avon, Kovemor of Winter, liaa made it hohhy of photography. Hh hu n ltirie collei-tlon of plrturea taken ilui init her vlHlt lo, Canada Inat year with her pnrentH, Mhe la also ile- voted to nineio, . Milm-aled, In UiiRlnnd nnd pre- Effective Scalp Treatments ' I.- If your hull1 In twlliwxl lu limit "ild" you my Iwaurc that tMir MVln i not In , ' hi-olilifiil rondlilon, . Kntlp ; In-atiiH'nl.s liy o,i of our I'xpcilM will lm a kiii-o ran Mly for tlilH Irouhlo. . GEIST Vlarinello Shop I'IIOM: AIAIN 51T ' A Wonderful Breakfast Cake for Sundays v ; ' . .'''! '' ' .'.''..'V' GUT out this recipe and surprise the folks Sunday morning with this delicious cake. Also surprise yourself with the wonders that you can effect with Mazola as a shortening. Understand; why Modern Housewives prefer Mazola be cause it is equal in richness to butteryou use less and it costs less.: ' '-:-r-- This recipe is from Ida Bailey Allen's New Book ''The Modern Method of Preparing Delightful Foods" see coupon below. BREAKFAST CAKE 2 tablespoons Jrpo or Kinosjord'f Com starch X cup flour 3 teaspoons taking powder 0 IS SlTxj together tht drjr insredientt; add Karo, wit cd cionamon. ficai the e and dd witb the milk and Mazola. Spread in a shallow pad oiled with Masola, and sprinkle with ooefourtb cup cranulated sugar mind with one and on-ualf teaspoons cinnamon. Bake in a hot oven, 375 degrees V. and servo warn. -SEND Uy B ImaVTaai I senteit at court inv1S2fl, she. occa sionally assists her jhother tit: so cial functions. Holloudalsc sauce com bines par ticitlurty welt with anpnraffiui und Is n jrood way of scrvinK ckkr when . they are plentiful. ' - Treatment of the soil with limn or acid phosphuto, especially where -tho chickens kill off the grass, is a tood practice. Politely Refuse substitutes if ycu seek the famous Quaker flavor THE point to remember when buy ing breakfast oati ii that only ! Quaker Oati have the rich Quaker J flavor that you want. . .. , - One package of oata without 'that flavor may spoil your break faiti for a week. - ' , The price you pay it the tame. Thus "trying" a substitute is a folly. Quaker flavor is the result of some SO years milling experience. No other . oats has it. Quaker milling, too,- re tain much of the "bulk" of oats. And t that makes laxatives less often needed. ' Get Quid: Quaker, which cooks in Syi to 5 minutes, or regular Quaker ; Oats at you have always known. i Your grocer hat both kinds. Quick Quaker H teaspoon fall H teaspoon cinnamon M ... W cup milk cup Kara 2 tablespoons Jlaiola ONLY 10c- - Wr wttb tht, coapna tftJ yn wi'l rtIve ropy rfM : lUilv All.o'. wu..d.t(ul o. l'ik Bool, buuli- lari of Trul BUf. !VrUtaiii Or,. iVW........................ diint ......... Iwd ,SU(...... 1 - M- Mai l . anw . ntn-
