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Saturday, May U, 1027. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Page Three I Society News 17 Piano Pupils In Recital At Library Rooms 'South' America" Discussed at Meet OUT OUR WAY I d par at tli. illt.S tr. A huge group uf Interest fut:i and friends gat h. r.-d library mi'lltfii I did Thursd; ihuk when 17 piano s:u.I .Miss llladys I!. Mill.-.- u.. - nted in i-i-citttl. The i -uum w as iitt rartlvi ly .be. oraled for the program, bmviueis of iipplehlosKoms. eat -tin t funs it ud other spring ri(.-i and f ins be lllg Used. k The prcgi was otic uf Inter est from ill- Itrjt group. "The Hopper Toad" and -I'wu Litll-l-'loggies" by t'liijinn. played hy l!oy Herman, to the final group, which w ax ''ompos.-d of "hinlinij ' by Orb g. "Curtui's Story" by Hel ler and "Shepherds All" mi. I Maid ens Fair" by .Vvln, which weiv played by Jane Itav. nscroit. All of flu- children payed tln-lr numh.rs well. luth-rs taking part ''iv J i -a ii St in h ant. MelhiiShep. h'Tl, t 'lay toil I Wan la )! i y. Patricia J.ss.-. Lobby Hi.mn. Na talie Khort, Agm s Collins. Vhginia Sht-pli rd. (Mara Norris, Kay Hain IMon, .Murjorle (lore, l-'ianc n Keith Wallace and Th.lma Strain. - Th annual inn tint,' of ( he I. Clan. I.- N' ighborhoo.l club will h -held Tuesday a 1 1 ft noon. May ;, In tto- rliili room In tli-- library building. Officers, lor the ensuing year will he elected ami install.'.! tit that lime a nl I la- oh year's business finished. Although no special program has been arranged tli.ro will I..- s.- -cral musical ri u iu Ih-i.h. 'I'll1 M U-ioiuiry society of the Kirst Lreshyieriun church met yes- i i iUiy ;iit i. rnuon at Hie home of Mix. .1. K. Wright with -Mrs. ! Wright. Mm, K. i. Kirhy. Mis. I K i Wissb-r. Mrs. W. I'. Mohr and I Mm. Kin..-:-; Milter as hostesses, i M is. II. It. I la una liu.l ehar.-e o! ih.- ii rtfrnoon'ji program, us , wist. ,1 by MrS. H. H. Cleaver. Th.' I subject was "South Aim-rlca" mil ; t ueh BiiVf uil Interesting report. ' Mt'H, I lamia also led In (Iu- ilt-vo-' tlonul. .Mr. A. T. Hill. pn-Hi.lt-nl of the tlraii.h' lt n. It I'j oMl.yU'i ln I. lol 1 of hit- plans for h.-r trip to tin- national hi. nnial to l.t- h"l. In !Snn Kriiiw-iHt-o i'mI ulilch kIim u-ill p' i-Kiiy' rial. M rs. ('. I-;. Aililrrsou I will a!o att.'iiil th- meeting. Th- vj plan' In tt-avf tor 'ullfoi nia Sun- ; ':ay. M.-fniv th.. i:,v. hri.-riy. Tlo- hi IIMlltS. s' of t ho program .-orK' Walx jtpokci stf.ssi'M Krivil fff r.-sh- j A special nn t tinK- tf I he way cliih of thi Woman's association was liohl y.-sior. tiiioun at the hom- of th. I' lil, Mrs. Ilav.cl J-ns ti. phms w.ro inailo for a I W.-sl- llt lH .tt - lav iif-l . pn-st-j when i social; nnrtiiur, vfhicli uiil he Kriday nfni;, May :o, ni 7 : Hii o'clock, i.t tin- honi" if Mrs. Ilcrnmn (iot-cl.. All in'm)).-rs an1 invitt-tl to at-t'-nd. Twelve niftiiln-is ttttcmltMl y.-stfiday's lUfi'UiifC, which was presided over by the pr'siihnt. I L - v I J ACC0klT DAwe NO"T SO DAI (.1 kM( f I ! 11 HIT. ' ' v - ri Mil DAT FlMCiER WUGT HARD AmuFF SO HE. DOMy LCa HunfcDE MOOT 60UE.S, uOT LOU (MAMEV BEAT WHEM TERS A DOUBLE HEADER IM CHAKluE AS Q0aA MlM HE'LL 6E D00GL0S FAlRBAMh'S JU'iT OUTSIDE. TH s Door. By Williams nan(ie Biscuits Lightly If You Outdo "Mother 1 N.IOV Mil i: ON I ;o slow sriii:ii l i: A NO gramdmoTklrs Uic run Thf I .a Cr.in.lt- circl. bors of Woodcraft wut liH-lulu-rs Of t'.H- lodK'" 1 I Olll I'd). tlb-titn, i:nl.-i pi ts.- ami lluntinirlon a I. so on- from The lialb-s, 'I'll n i day evening wh'-n ni. rnla'rs of th. lodfj.' Rat lure. I la rc fur a dlnnc: and business s-ssion. I inn 'r was s.-rv.-'l for t hi- vis itors at 7 o'clock at I In- KnfKhtH o.' I'ytltlas hall, which was follow. I by 1 1 to regular lodi' s.ssion wit h more I ban 1 'hi persons in attend ance. The I hint ini,'ton team pui i n the de-ri-ee work and a laiRe class uas initiated. A program of tnitsical numb. -is. vrcilnlions. and a playlet at hy Hie local Iodide, tas (,'iveii foi-! low inj,' t lie lode work. A soci.ild. was eiijoyt-d and r -i fr-shmellts served by the hostess circl.- In'iuiv ml joni nitn-nt. i Mrs. I,. M. Iloyl was Jiostess io' 1 be llir m be i m ul t li.- Island t "it;.- ( llrid'c club yest. r.lay aft. rn.ion at lier home on Main avenue. Itrid'e v.:, pliiy.d at three 1.1 Ides dti. '.iik the afternoon, Mrs-.' Joe liarri.son n ceKinr the pri:;i,j Hoiniuels of a ppleblosmuns w'T" attractively art aimed a limit t ! mams. l-'ollowint- the card Katii" the hostess s'-r d a t wo-cours luncheon. i:TKItlMMSK (Soerioli The' of N.-ij-h- sj vie. nt h animal convent ion of hostess to oretr.m h nl f ril P. K. t ) J I will he hi M May 4 uml -T. n Wallowa lake Io.Ikc with Chap : tor It of Knterprisc as hfisiss. ! Delegates :ir- to enroll at .' , : o'clock Monday afternoon. The' execill I'.':- board w ill meet at 4 ) jo'clock and tin- chapter piesiibnis i will im-cl with the oitani.cr at ."' I o'clock. I j Mrs. Alice II. Scott, piesidenl nl jtlie supreme chapter, will u pr. s-, i tnt and will address the conve.'i-j tion Monday evening iurini; t h-; op.-n session. Mrs. Helen 1'arker.' or' l.'m.....v i.-. .iii.l )..! Mn.lriiMl 1 ! club will present an unlu'ie unci-, cal sketch on Die first night als.. . ( 'liapter I, under t lie direction of Mi s. -Mat lie Itndine, state to--1 ganizer, w ill conduct a mode) , meetinf,'. Uriel talks w ill be given by past I presidents. Including one by Mi v. j Kiln S. Herman, the first stale president. Chapter It is planning an in for ma I re'-ption follow in t lie Mon- riav evening meeting ami on. Tin s d;vy be served for all I'. Iv ( ). meinl and visiting H. I. I rS U PAT Off. Cl27 BY NC SCflVlCC. INC Coiling pins are flattening ln- st rumen in, but If modern Iiouh.--j w Ives w ant to turn out biscuits "like mother iiHe.l to make" they 'must ens.- up on the muscles, cultt ate deft lingers and handle ihc dough as little UH posslhle. So says Die bureau of homo : ecoiiomicM, w liich has Issilcd t III . sta uda i d recipe : j (m cup milk, three cups sifted , woft-wli,-at flour, four tti six labie i spoons fat, four teaspoons bakinir ' powder, one teaspoon salt, f Mix and sifl dry Ingrcdb uts t.i ! get her. Work fat in with tips of 'tinkers, then add liquid, Kat may ; be cut into flour H h kniveH to : avoid wanning or hand ling tho : mixture too much, tint the Ilnt,rmH ( may be used If you work quickly. I Kither milk ir water may bo fused, the quantity varying to ob (taiu the kind of biscuit desired. If sour n.il,; is use.) Instead of sweet, a scant half teaspoon of soda Ih , necessary to lleiitruli.e acid of ono cup of sour ti.'.IU. Two teaspoons ; of baking powder art1 then omitted, j Itake biscuits in shallow pan or j on baking sheet, Ullgreased. except lor drop biscuits. (Hen should bo v.-ry hot. ami if electric table Is 'available biscuits may be baked at t he dining room table. KI'CIKNi:, ttre.-filrlM need not smoke, drink or pet to have a : good time, says '.?ikh KugeUe," the title won by Miss Ueitee (irayce Nelson from a group of tin contest ant a for being t be mosi beautiful girl In I Ms city. Miss Nelson is u sophomore at the I n i verslty of Oregon, 2n yearn oil, w it h la rge da rk ey.-s and black bobbed hair. "1 don't approve of smoking, drinking or petting parlies," he rays, "and no giti has to do these t hings In Older to lia'e a good time." Miss Nelson's iiuibition is to lo Journalistic woik. Her f;i vurile studies are history and as tronomy. ;iian:; :;vt'!irss i.iur.s ItlslM ss woman 1 ' A 1 1 1 H HnslnesM, thinks (itand Iuches.s Marie, is more fun t ban society, and accordingly she open ed an embroidery shop in I 'ails, palronlnod by leading dressmakers. She Ik uddivsucd as "your high ness" in the work rooms, although she is 1 he active head and chief executive of the business. 11 MB X mcjium, youf, can gtt stocking! to suit the Itngth of your legs in CjcJ Stript S3 PUTMAN'S Ready - To - Wear Si. Millinery Announcements st; WOMAN .i:rs scii:nci Tin regular meeting, of tin- An Itest-arch class, w hich was scln tiled for Monthly afternoon at Ih home of Mrs. I''. M. Jackson on avenue, will be at t lie home o; Mrs. K. I., lialston, Sn avenue, instead. Tt ti the deg;-.-e O! .: a woman foi- 1 Koiioi.o Vasui, olii. won tins thesis entilled of .l,ip:ne;ie t tanl to Dr. K- baUoiist of tin pan he MENUS has conferee. h- of science ( first t hue. M is: w 'to is 4 S year: ecognilioii wilii i "The l-eeuliaritie: il." She )s ns.sis iiro (''ujll. fam in: lie i ,i . liii I utii. ... jhity. I'pon reading her ibcses In ; l-'tl lil presenteil It tt) t he liniver sity fa.ulty voted to grant which unanimously degree. Ii Silr Mary 111! i :.V K l- AST Orange juh rea I, i ream, flashed brown p - J tat b-s, poached eggs on graham j toast, milk, colfee. j I.I NVK(i- Itt.und steal; wltn in us brooms, I 'a r!;er bouse rol Is, t j spinach salad, rice pudding, mill;.' .tea. IHNNi:i - I trolled salmon steal., I lemon butter, fried noodles, veger ninr-tr-cmvlim dlnrrer Wri;luhl" 'rusly rye rolls, pin:' eh-n'l-j.-e. It .Miss Vasui start, d lie training at Harvard atlditmn to b.-r work at l be lot penal university she is also on th. (acuity of the Woman's llighci Normal school Iter.-. apple bavarian milk. Carnation Club Is Entertained The C ii nation club i nlng at the hotm of Shields tin Cedar stn-i Nolan Skilf assisting :i i A business meeting presided oer by tin iet last eve Mrs. ItlaU witli Mrs. hostess, was held, president. The main dish suggested for 'luncheon is quite unusual and very good. It's economical and dell- T?v Thpir Mothers r,"us for n ' hi"'( h mwr 01 n)wd , .Students Honored 7n the l'nite.1 StaKs there are 4 1 persons engaged in tarmfng on each l.n.io acres. Italy has 24U persons, or six time; as .many, clil HvMtlmr (he Hm itfH.mnl ol -lotnK t ;; rm:i ny about Kin. 1'rance 1 20, and iOngland and Wab-M approxi mately 1 itu p. rsoiifi. The Garden ItUtY III I IS Al l. SI MMI It He. t.s are attaining n t'opulaiily in iheir infant stage similar fo I hat enjoyed by t he baby carrot, The little beets Cooked wUlt 111.' itdinge fir grcciiM make a line dell cae.v. lb et may be how n at inter vals for tills purpose. The flavor Of the beet is Jllwa.VH lit Its best immediately alter being pulled. Iteel seed Is peculiar looking, but the so-called seeds are really the dried fruits of the leel. each con taining several seeds. I'or Ibis rea son beefs always " come up In bunches, even if the "seeds" are carefully spared and Ibiuly sown. It is always necessary lo thin them. If it happens to be warm Weather mid dry at beef planting time, tho soil should be wet be fore plant lug, and after the beet, is put ill n.-wspaper should be put ov.-r ' he Vow ami w eighted down for about I'our days to prevent the ground from crusting over tbVin. This is al.tn an e. t ib nt plan to follow with carrot HeedK. Pull all but one beet, to n bunch as soon uti they have attained their second leaves and leave Ihem about three I lichen apart In the row for greens with baby beets. If d- sired to gel larger I ts, tblit lo six inches apart. The b.-eis may be left to grow an tiny come up, using the thinings after they have attained sufficient size for greet is. When thus crowded they will furnish haves for greens, but the rools will mil develop until a!or Hie thlnlr.K. -owing lo Ibe crowding. The germination -of Hie wed ? hastened if the ground Im Tinned over it after planting:. Deep plant ing for heel seeds, about half an iuch usually rsults in better ger mination. The beet Is one of the easiest, vegetables to grow, but If a luxuri ant leaf growth is desired for greens. It shouid be given rich soil and careful cultivation. This will cause Hie developinelil ot huge leaves and a much better crop of greens w ill result. fall. Mrs. Skiff, when plans were imide for a rooked food sale to be In i I next Saturday. May 1' 1 . the pro red.s to go toward the Mississippi flood relief fund. g1le.l h it I given p:'IZ.S cap I i ino- eoblg tO 'I a pin Of b-idge Unbelt Ca- Mrs. OW Milton I' wen y inn ,, Kacli upon a linn pieiu.e -,t Mis. War:n r. nnd Mrs. Al I Tin. -'e t..b. s pl.iy with Mrs. ing high seor. nnd and Mrs. consola: ion. A color scheme of red and whit-' was carried out in the decoration of the rooms, spring flowers an I blossoms la ing used, A hoi-nmn" luncheon follow nl t he . voirillg'.'i games. Mrs. 1'jiymond Swan nnd Mrs. Hob Smith will entertain the eUib nt its next meeting. June S. The eighth gra.l. '.nlial school, wli rade schtitd work ' v ill enter high school in j were honon-d nt a parly last eve Inlng given by their mothers in the high school gymnasium, i tiaines were played during the ' early part of 1 he evening. 1 .il 1 !e I (iosella and Janice Matotl. of I 'in - at II la comity, eiiteii allied those 1 present with several acrobatic stunts. Host Ha also gave a read ing. j After the games the student, 'with their mothers and fathers. members of tin- school board their wive-, the eighth grade leari- j ers and principal of t he school, nt were taken to the domestic sett-lice i. f rooms, where refreshments were served. ,,. t About 1 tin persons attended t he j pari y. including '7 eight h grade students. Mrs. W. K. (leslerling was general cliah man in charge. The gymnasium and the domes tic science rooms were decorated in n color scheme of bhi gold, I he school colors. Mrs liny sort when a hot meat dish fc is wanted. students of tie- Itouml steak with Mie-liMxmis i complete tht tri One-half pound fresh mush this spiiug and; rooms, I pound round steak, 1 teaspoon salt. U teaspoon pepper, 1 tauall onion. x-j cup tomato ,u ice, l1 tablespoons butter. Have (he butcher trim steak and put t h rough meat grind vr. Clean mushrooms and cut iulo small pieces, I se both caps nil 1 ten is. Melt butler, add mush rooms, Mivur and cook over a low fire for ten minutes. Add onion peeled ami finely minced. Add meat and brown slightly. Stir well with a fork. Sprinkle wit Ii i ) salt and pepper and add toinalo i'- juice. Mix t borough ly and turn Into a well butter.-.! liking dish. Hake one hour in a moderate ov n and serve from baking dish. Recreation MILLIONS IN HONIM.S II VMH.I.It IIY A WOMAN Tol'KKA, Kims. - Distributing 'i $:iO,"Miu,n(Mi bonus fund among Kansas war vetetans is the job of Mrs. Clara Kberhar.lt. chief of the I; and soldiers' com p-nsa t Ion bureau di Cla ildo j vision In Hie office of the Kansas This is tho time of year when we all feel like spending as much of our time nut of doors as pos.sihle. A jxood way to accomplish this result is to gvt away from the everlasting Mon thly Wash Day. Don't spend nrecious time at the wash tub, or washing machine, when you can have that entire washing taken care of by our up-to-date methods. If you do not feel like sending the entire wash, why not try your I aif.re flat pieces sheets, snroads and tablecloths. Members of the Friday Al't'r lioon Bridge club were enl rt aim d yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Sam Harris on Adainsavt- 11 tie. Mridge. at three table., wasi the .liversion of the aft-rnnuii. Mrs. t 'ha rb-s I b-di n,M ield made I high sco i'"1 and the second prist went' to Mrs. Claude Lynch. I ltotiqu,'l of snapdragons and ripplebln.ssums were used to d"c- j the rooms of the Harris Markey was chairman of the dec J orations committee, and Mrs. s Jcar l'onrrh and Mrs. J. 1". llog-n-I s.-n were in charge of the refresh ments. Hubert S. Kakin. member of th. school hoard, addressed the chil dren during t he evening, ami W. W N'isbaiim bd in group sini'fng. adjutant general. When the stale began paying the bonus four years ago Mrs. Kber bar.lt. then Miss chim Itevetle became Identified with the compli cated work of settling the veter an's claims. She will expend at least $ 1 .emi.ono more h -for work is completed. INSURE YOUR MISINESS EARNINGS If your anticipated proflls ire dependent upon Hie un ritertllpled use of the billtd- f in lhal Itouses olll t you need inor Insuninee. Vm lie' hosi tha.i d In - f suranee against Hie loss t hose profit should fire, even for a short period, bring your business lo a hall. L.t it:i explain why and bow you should use tuMiiv:s Interruption I nsurn nee t for complete ptofection. I'roinpl, I'ersonal Att. ntbui to Your Needs, U. S. Investment Co. (). V. WAHMH K. Mlir. ri ) Mniii :u lihlc In I'l-nr (if r. S. Hi. -i lc ililr:ilH'i- nil tlrp'il HI. Graduation! What memories it brings to us whom the years have passed by. How we thrill to thoughts of that eventful day 'way back when we successfully completed our studies. 'Member how im portant we felt? How proud? 'Member the presents we got? If there's a Graduate in your family or that of a friend, see that he or she knows that same joyful experience. Extend your congratulations and best wishes in the form of an unforgettable Gift of Jewelry. , . Bi "At The Sign Of The CWI orale home. A t v server! by curd R.l im- l in llOSle lur.'-hcnn ll'te the Colleen Moore Face Powder Just the I'ight weight ) o w (1 e r. Adherent yet not too he;ivy. 75c Moon Drug Co. Api:l. IVr Tli Owl llrug Oo. Swift's RED STEER FERTILIZERS "It Pays To Use Them" Crop Producers Soil Builders Plants need food. There is no mystery or magic business about making plants grow. Put the food for the plants in the soil, see to it that the soil is kept mellow, and the plants will -grow. NITRATE OF SODA TANKAGE BONE MEAL SULPHATE OF AM MONT A SHEEP GUANO MURIATE OF POTASH LAWN and GARDEN FERTILIZER "It Pays To Use Them" SAWYER-HOLMES MERC. CO. Phone Main 17 j Phone MAIN rJ . V pl t llSli i if Large Choice of M ) pC- Appetizing Foods JJ)fl g j fir CAFK1'I':I ? m7C!; ' fS j" l Fountain Sei rice al All 1 IM KARTtlER'S 15 'i' if i teVl LAVENDER ltd 1 ; Soni r Hotel Ll.ig. - A .-s'r-" Accredited Nurses Training School ,l77.r.l7Yo.Y,S fill Minion!:- (inmde Rondc Hospital I,a Grande, Ore. ii-. h :: i ; I'Vnlii pliispccl ivc ilcl IMMIllxM- lif VM','.0l('i('. lliuli Sclinol rmi'Iii.-iIi' :niil ran show oll.- er lii'i'.'iiry iiinlil !.; ! hhi linii will be iv.'ii I'.iri'I'iil n hin- If vim nn a ur npplic;i sidcialiiiil. trW'r. 1ii'"' Siijuriiili ihIihI (,'. La Urnmtv, U'lon:! 111 ,'. Il.p!tnl, Oir. LEGS?. (WHMiS
