La Grande evening observer., May 20, 1927, CITY EDITION, Image 3

Friday, M ay 20, 1927.
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Page Three
Society News
which
i hf
Mrs. Larsen Is
Honor Gufist At.
O'Connel Party ji"
rrrfHlimii( wTi
lin.HtM.
MUmos Inni' und l.onli OVnn
II I wit.rtnlmd V.-tlniJiiy wimiIiik
honortnjr ,!ih. Lynn J.nrKwi who
Is li'tivlnv mt mp.'U for Han IVun
riwo wh.-iv fiiu- uill make her
home.
I'our tnh.-- of lirhlw wiTf plny
.ImiiiK" tin- t veiling. Miwi Mat. el
HrrziiiK.-r inude IhkIi m'uri' and
.lrt. Hill 'IVmpl.-Hm ivt-.-lvi-il con
milutlon. A piles! prize hus present
t'd to Ihtr llullu! K'l'Ht.
Ai the cluxi. of Hi,- evenlnp n
tuo-eourso luncheon was m-iv .1.
.Mrs. Grarr Mulii oi'm ae a Hiurm- !
trip hosie? to the l.iicky Thirl. vn 1
club ytsunlny nt't.rnoon. One
o'clot-U hiiH-hi un was served nl the
Koley hotel. !
Immediately folowinp tin lun- j
rlieon I he women w ere taken to
(In home of Mis. Muliior where
two tahh-H of bridge were at play.
Mis. r. T. Ilicliai-.lson retvlwd
hi,'" ort.
M'he Til. !:!' l.tiiH'li rhiU closed j
Its K.-nson y.'Kl.-nlay iil'teinoon with
.U I linH'-roui'.' luncheon pivvn by
Mi'M. M. M. (ay at her homo on
) 7 mi l V.Iar wli-erl. The tables
won doi'oral.'d in sprinp followers
oi various shndeH. ,
ItriilK-e followed the luncheon. I
.Mrs. I.. K. Kin.- received the club j
prize an. i in.- puest prize was pr
H-lilcl to Mim, It. Turner.
Presbyterian Aid
Plans Church Fair
. The hull..' AM of the Presby
terian rli ii rch in formulating its
plans for a one., lay "Church l-air"
in ho (liven this fall, the date he-
Ihk Nov. i
Mr. Charles IMayle is the pen
eral chairman and has appoint oil
the following chairmen for the
numerous booths: fortune tellinp,
Mrs. i. II, Claycomh and- Mrs.
i My ile Sell program. Mrs. .1. K.
iJavi-nKOt ott and M rn. W. C. l'er
kiiiH: dolls a ihI dotl clot lies. Mm.
A. J. Slnnpc and M is. Kay Mur
phy: iniwi'Haneous. Mrs. Harry
Turner and Mrs. H. Moo: apron.s,
Mrs. 1.. M. Hoyt. Mrs. W. C. 4'rows;
Mpaneso tea K-uden. Mildred Hoyt.
.Vyrlle Hnvt. lsnhelle Miller nnd
MyrUo Vllco: handkerchiefs,
Mr. Mnrcaret Inyle and Mrs. Olis
J'alnior; h orations. M is. C. H.
Mill.-r nnd Mrs. Ilarloy Uichard
kui: sanitary mops. Mis. J. T.
J!iohardson and Mr.. Jesse M'ryon:
rooked foofls, .Mrs. C. N. rainier
and Mi's. Turner Oliver: sand
wiches, ten, nnd eot't'ee, Mrs. Will- i
tor I'alnu-r and Mrs. C. I'", Uneoln; 1
randy. Mrs. Oscar I'ourch and Mrs.
Ooi'ft -Klfhnrdson: soup. Mrs. T.
A. MeKiiiHiry und Mrs. K. H.
l'narrh: hot dishes, Mrs. Hay Hindi
and Mrs. Mary Yeske: hot rolls.
Mrs. W. H. Kafford and Mrs. James
MorelonU; dessorls, Mrs. W. Hurh-j
n.'in and Mis. Cliarles Hinpaniun.
lion of officer for the
held last oventiix in
the Mu sonic hull. Austin Dunn wuh
choKon for mast, r cuunceiior. Tom
Hrn.-e. fur s.-nlor ouuncilor, Hich
urd deist, junior councilor, Kay
lUivls. tnusurer, und Mark Jen
khiK. .cretary.
After I he InisinosK moot inn the
hoys tave u humitiet which thoy
mud.' up hy inlriKinttf thiiiK from
home. IntercsliuK talks w, re Riven
by V W. Niisbuum, Aobort Ayros
and til,- Hew y elected officers.
Club Elects Its
New Officials
The Mother's Self Culture chili
h-.-ld its final me.-tin of the sea-
st'U al the home of Mis. I. J.
l.indKiy yesii-rday afternoon.
Kleetion nf of l jeers was held
diirinc tile bu.iln, meetinc. Mrs. j
May Murphy was (-looted president
Mrs. l.fHter Stodduid. tirst vice i
pi-esidi HI. Mrs. Hoy McNoese, s.'C- j
on.) vice nresident. und Mrs. 1.. J. '
l.indsav. secrolary.
An interesiinc procrani was
L'lv. 'ii M r! Itue l nrnhv lalke.1
on the use of good pictures In '
training- children and and pictures;
and artists. Mrs. Lindsay spoke of j
charm of poetry for children. Kol-
low in k tlto procram the moeiliiK '
adjourned for I he your. 1
The piano and violin pupils of j
the .Sacred Heart academy will be,!
presented in recital tomorrow nf- j
ternoon al the home of Mrs. Fred
Spaet h on 1 sin; Second street.
The piano students who wilt
take part are: Juan it a Stitzincer,
Catherine SpaHh. Nadino O'Sulli
van, Theresa. Doherty. Mary Cook.
1'anline Tn I hut t. Kuth Nelderor.
Utif Jeffries. Cecil Stewart and
Cecelia Iteynand. The violin Ktu
deiHM arc t Motes Clark and Virginia
MeWiliams. M'hoso interest od in
the irofrrain are urcvd to attend.
MRS. C. C. UNDER THE BIG TOP
TJ'J-y A
.... l . i .
iMBLER
TERSONALS
.Mrs. CoididKP mid (ho children of See rotary of 1-ibor and Mrs.
.biines .1 .Davis otijnyhit; the clowns, olophaiitH and liained heiwes
at the cjreus in W'awhlntoit. t'nliko ordinary mortals, the presi
dent's wife did not have to rub elbows with the crowd Localise
the soi'tH all about her were kept vacant.
Library Ghats
I MMie following hooks will be add
ed to the public library Saiurday
rvoninc. May '11.
;,ihy The M'rce K..1U."
r.indloss "MMie ;hmi of Hem
loek Canyon."
I it'own "Legal 1 'syehob.L'.v."
Ih-ownc "MMiis llelioving World"
cloud "The Cultivath
Shrubs."
use strawberries almost dally for
one meal or anothe.i-.
Ml lice, I l.amh in Noain
I'ivo or six potatoes. I ok jr. -tablespoons
butter. 2 tablespoons
cream or milk. teaspoon s;tlt. I
cup chopped left-over lamb, t,
rup canned tomato juice. tiny
silver-ski nncd onions.
Holi t'otatoos until
; IMMI.Kl:, Hp-oiali The I'nity
j Helpers held n voj-y kuooohiuI nteet
; in lust Tuenday uftoriiooh at the
home of Klla M. Walker. MMie wo.
no n are plunnitiK u baxaai-. M'he
liet noetlUK will be held May 'A 1
Hi the home of Mrs. Hessie West -i
askow.
I Mr and Mrs. M. H. I'riot and
mn I'hil, motored to I'nion laM
Wi'dnt sday.
j Mrs. Murray of La (itando oall
;ed on Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Kuok.
! mn last Tuesday cvenhiK
J Li st it s. Culp, aneiicy oi'Kiinlzor
of the West Coast Life Insurance
' coiiipiniy. received u telegram to
'the effect that J. W. Stewart, sup-
erinieiitient of iicencles, would be
. in La (Iran do Wednesday moni-
WK,
.Mr. and Mis. Levi JetiHeu are the
: proud parents of a baby boy born
.to th in May HI. The baby welch
ed 1 '1 pounds al birt h.
I Karl La o man and Vulllo Stiiro
left last Wi due lay moriiitiK lor
Klamath l-'alls. Mr. Lanuiau is
i taking eaminations tliere for city
j mall carrier and Mr. Siiirc will
work in the mills.
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Keown nnd
family. Joe Keown and Klin XI.
Walker calbd on Mr. and Mrs.
j (lay Hay at Siiinuierville last Tnes-
j day evening.
lion liuckmati went to Walla
I Walla Monday to visit his sister
I Mis. Wall, r Stutlou. who has
i be. n Very 111 al h.-r home there.
, Word has b. eii received that she
wa,s bronchi to Hot Lake Wednes
day for treatments,
j T. M. Kuckman has been ill .or
i t ho past week.
cninge hntl.
Mr. Curbeii. C. I, t'ltrper. Hn
ward and Harold Carper are work
Ink' oil the c. . Carper gmle this
week. The oad Is Impossible due
to the heavy rains,
Harry Snuffer und Harvey Mc
Donald are culling timber on t ho
Towwatku riiltie.
Phillip Iteaiiinont. of I n flrunde.
Is working for Itomeo Hweuriiiger.
M i s. I towns, of 1'ow w'at ka. as
jvisltbiK Mrs. Ite.-d and Mrs. C. I'.
( 'arper last week,
i M iss Lutilcc i 'otirtney ret urned
lo her hopu at Kdon Saturday,
i Lillian i 'arper ret urned wit h her
to visit for a few days.
A teh-crani was received here
' May 4 telling of th. death of Jean
Carper, small six -year-old son or
Mi-, and Mrs. Joe Carper of Ciiaills
. I'ans, Miss Nona Carper, lLarohl
l-'ootbcrc and Heliilllek l-'oolberg-'and
wile left immediately from
Knterpruc fiir OrantM I'ass.
NEW SUMMER DRESSES
Plain nnd printed guorffettea in navy and pastel shades.
i I rrusi urepert, rial crepes, urepe fie unme.
: l Ud.oo iu -id.oo ; ,
PUTMAN'S
! La Grande's Newest Store
Exclusive Read frto-W ear and Millinery
i:nti;rpr!sk
personals
, KNTKHI'UISK (Special ) l-Yl-
diy evening. May l'ii, I'rofessnr
! Nick Hornholt w ill pies, nt his
j music pupils In recital at 1 he O.
, K, theater. A small charge will
lie made and the proceeds will ho
glvi n for the relief of the suffereis
of the Mississippi "Ivor floods. The
pupils In the recital are the same
ns in the recent one, but each, will
l;ivo a iew H.'t of selections.
J. c. Willtnim- and It, 11. I'holps.
of Cortland, are In Kntcrprlso on
business I his week.
A. T, Hill, of La Cnimlr. was
ll LiisineHS visitor Wednesday
Mrs. Kdlth Pliy. C. L. Cndwell
and M1k- Marlon l'hy, private sec
retary of Dr. A. H. Hall, of the
t'niverity of Oregon, accompanied
Dr. Hall on his trip to KulcrpriMo
M'uesday afternoon. Dr. Hall was,
taken lo the places of Interest in
t he Wallowa valley.
woman wo,;, i:i:oki
j i wish ,itr ihstouv
M. Itmslein, wife of a I'miland1
tabid, is coileetinc material ittv .i
book on Jewish artists. i
I Art is cosmooolltan anil Ipler- .,
national and should not be rata- '
locue.l into rollcious or nation.. I
' groupi, Hhe believes, but takes
( sue with the ceneial opinion ! lh. t
I the Jew Las neither tin ai-f KtalhA.
. nor an hixlory. j '
I "Jewish artists not only hae'
conlribuird to the history of uod-
ei n ai t. but atso have been I ho -
mean of promoting cood wilt mi 1 '
, a b.-Mi'i- utidorstaiidiitK' uninntf Hie
i nations," she dec'an'H. "Whyjdoes:
e'ranco c'aim IMsarro, or (lot fnaiiy ;
Hall Liebol as Its own?" she isks.
Do they not owe their trenius to I
t hilr peculiar rucial horltace
much as tn t he lands In whicu j
the lived?" ,. I
tender.
I drain, remove skins and ina.sh or
put through vecetnble ricer. Sea
f son witV butler, salt and milk.
I teat well nnd add about half of
eifg- well beaten,
should bo rat her
The mix-
stiff. Shape
PROMISK
PERSONALS
I'HOM ISI-:. (Special )Mlss Kil
nico Courtney of Kdeii. eonduetod
the sixth, seven! h, and eighth
grade examinations al Promise
last MMuusday anil Krldny. Then
wore live from I'romtse and I wo
I'l-oiu Llverstde who took the ex-
1 CottiMoek "Speak to ibe Karth." . the
LADD CANVOX. (Special) J Deeping "Sorrel and Smi." ' ture
The (b't-M'oetbor club member. 1 Oaruott "Co she Must." Into balls between buttered snoons aminaiioiiH.
of the Ladd I'anyon neichborhood I Howard "Ten Weeks -( h , milking the balls u little larcer I The Liversj.le school closed May
and five cmsts weot entertained Chinese liandlts." than an occ. l'htooona bnlteied 7 with a plenlr dinner am) pro-
by Mrs. Laura llraden. In Lu James "Sni..ky. ibe Cwhoit-o." bakinc shoot and mak,. n depros- gram.
Orande. May 1J. After the usual Johnson "children of Divorce.' sion in each with the bottom of u ' Mis- Marie I.arm. the b-aeher
business meeting the afternoon 1 Jones "MMie Christ of the in-! small buttered cup. Hrusli over nf Itiversiite si'linol. roturm d to
was very pleasantly spent listen- ,iian itoaii." (each wilh the remaining- occ: nnd her home at Wallowa, MMnsday.
Ing to a program which wan under . ..Wrenee "Povoh In ih n.- 1 'row n In n hot oven. While, Mrs. Lucy Keed. who has been
the directions of Mrs. A. I-,. Tech- ., browninc the nestM combine
j chopped lamb ami tomato juice
.and bring- to the boiling point.
1 MM nests with hot meat mixture
I and top with - or 8 tiny onions
' which have been boiled and
j dipped in melted butter. Serve
I in Ms on a hot platter and gar
! nish with parsley. .
be made and the proceeds will ho I
gtv. n tor the relief ot (ho suffereis rtMITI.AMi, Ore.- AD'S. Klllott
---- -- ; - - .- : -f
rmimi iiiii in i f rninif iinnmirg nii'ini miina iiwimi imiwiiwi mi aim mm mii i n
I CHAIN STORES JpT
B PHONE MAIN 91 O 1312 ADAMS AVE. li
lor, MMie prog-ram was as follows: ,
readings by Mrs. llraden and Mrs
I'aul liohr. n two act play entitled.
"Not a Man In the House." wit h
Mrs. Leola Poebb-r takinc the
leading part. MMie others havlnc
parts were Mrs. Clyde Hoppel,
Mrs. Henry Counsell, Miss Huih
I trumsmil h ami M cm. Henry Kevin.
I MIcloiiF refreshments were 1
served after the program. MMio I
next iiieetinc of Ihc Ciet-M'oc'Mher
club will he at the home of Mrs.
Mary Couns-dl, May I'ti. The nf- I
ternoon's entertainment will be un
der the leadership of Mrs. Klllott
Austin. i
M'he Altor society of the Catholic
church was entertained Wednesday
afternoon at the home of Mrsi
Charles (lump In Kruitdalo. She
was assisted by Mrs. H. J. Leon
ard. Durlnc the business meeting It
was decide. 1 to donate Jf. to the
Ued Yoss for the flood victims.
M'hts meeting- was the last until
fall.
A social hour followed, after
Announcements
M'he M issionary societ y of the
i 'hrist ian church w ill hold a. tea
Saturday afternoon in the church
a nnex from '2 :S0 to r : H 0 o'clock.
All members and friends of the
church are invited.
Loo "Itooolloctions ami Loiters
f Oonoral Hubert K. Loo."
laid wig "Napoleon."
Mead "Homes of ( Mia meter."
Moyer "Practical Had hi."
N;im)U "( MiovroiiK."
.orris "MMie Sea (lull.'
j O'Hrloii "The Host Hrltfsh.
I Sho'-t Storbs of Jltitl."
! O'llrien "Host Short Stories of
II '
Oppenhelm "The lnti(iinier."
pui-ter "The .Magic -Oardeu."
I o. Henry .Memorial Award" :
j "Prtze SltH-ifs of 1 :t."
Caine "Judge Colt."
Itoosevelt "list .f the Sun and
i West of the Moon."
Sheen n "An American Among-
the mm."
Sinclair "Wild West."
j Street "Tides."
M'arkington "The Pluto.-r.it."
j Van Well I on -".Vlupr Heaven."
Verrill "The Home Hadio '(
to Date."
Warner "Lolly Will.-wes."
WfinbrldLo "other pcplo's
Daughters."
siuferinc from an attack of bron
chial pneumonia, is improving.
1 M is. Kmily Phillips was at
Walow a Thursday l or medical
treat men t. She wup accftni panted
by her grauddaimbier. 1-atlth
l'Meshman.
Leo Sin it h has been eniployiMl
by the grange lo I mild the new
AGMEL
Concentrated soap of
the niaguay plant
contains neither alco
hol nor drugs.
I!ei-omnionded In the
treatment of
Diabetes
Stomach Troubles
lit'ighl's Disease
Hlph lllood Pressure
ami other Chronie
Disease
Moon Drug Co.
Atfii;ts For
The Oul Dnijj Co.
ioi.i. ciiti. in:.vrs
TWO WALK I Mi HKt'OHDS
ASI1KV1LI.S. N. t llikinc far,
new records has become a popiibir
spoi t among North Carolina wom
en. Miss May Hrower of Weav-I
i-rvilte has just shattered 1 he ree-;
ords of Mrs. Charbs Hutehins )f
HiirnsviHc and of Miss Kleanora,
Sears of Itoston In a 4:i-mile hike!
from llurnsville to Ashoville. I
M i s. H ut chins made the j
inib-s In 7 hours and 4 s minutes,
but Miss Hrcw.-r covered the dis
tance in in minutes less time and
continued Into Asbeville for a
distance of 4:1.57 miles in S boms
and :!5 minutes, or an hour and
IS mliiul -s bettor than Miss Seals'
time.
MENUS
Dl ( III S STARTS AIIl
TOUt TltOM OWN YAH I)
WOlirUN P.VP.K. Bedfordshire,
Kng Starting from the front yard
of her homo at Woburn Park. Hod
(ordshire. the Duchess of nedford
will take a throe-week aerial tour
through Franco, Spain. Italy and
Morocco. Lnst year the Duchess
became interested in aviation. o
the field was laid out am! it Is
now often used for landing nnd
starting off lu Mights between her
home and London. An experience,!
pilot will be in charge.
Il.v SMer Mary
1 J 1 1 KA K K AST i 'a 1 1 mm in cher
ries, cereal, cream, crisp rye toast,
peanut butter, milk, coffee.
LI'Ni 'H KON Mince.) l;iinb in
nesis, buttered asparagus, straw
berry whip, crisp cookies, milk,
tea.
1 tlN'N Kit Clear soup. toasted
crackers. baked halibut steaks
with dressing-, new beets in orance
sauce. w it ii MMionsaml Island
dressing. 1. in on merinc'ie pie,
milk, coffee.
The si raw berry season is so
brief that it seems justifiable to
At LesI!
A PERFECT PERMANENT
MARCEL WAVE
One stride ahead of Nature itself.
No water waving no finjier waving no
kinks you just push it in place.
Compare the texture of the hair after the Loon Oil
wave with any other wave in existence. With the
Leon Oil way the hair is in better condition after
the wave than liefore.
Reynaud's Beauty Shop
MAIN 7S!)
hlmido
prt. ems
Till- cut repicM-iiN Olio of
mir MH Hie- Si i pMrs in
color. I to fa-tctiliitf
spn-ndinc -ddc
nnd huLU shoe rinnl to the
fin. Splkt heel. ( olored trim
to hariiionio. M Ikm'o i- u
Ini'iif Miht lo ebrHW fnmi
In Held nnd dark if)lor: nl-o
ilifriMMil hclchib hcoU. I'ric
Ml fioni ... tfi s u:.
Silk IIikc In match imM
llle;.
The Bootery
Dr. Srlnl" Art b support
Mdd In -iv.
Ducky
- mi -
XA
A rcalisllcally feathered duck
nwlms comfortaMy Bmld ap
iliiiued rrttn felt reetla on a nil
vtr leather pond on this belgw Ictt
ports hat.
YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED
To Visit
Bohnenkamp's
Enlarged and Remodeled
Furniture Store
During the Formal Opening
Saturday Afternoon and Evening
May 21st
Former Hooverlzed Location.
FLOUR
Sperry's Hard Wheat Blend White ,;
Down Flour
The flour market has been steadily Increasing lor the past two'
weeks. From reports ol different nulls it looks as though we will
have further gains. We are offering- you flour for a limited time at
the old price. A Hard Wheat Mend. Sold on quality every sack guar
anteed. Its demand is increasing daily. We would suggest you buy
your summer's needs at the old price. '
...$1.89
$7.25 '
ONE BAG
FOUR BAGS (One Barrel)
Saving Prices for Saturday and
Monday
P. & G. SOAP
While Naptha
U) Lars
37c
PALM OLIVE SOAP
6 Bars
47c
CITRUS
Washing Machine Powder
'2 Large, Packages
47c
MACARONI :
SPAGHETTI. EGG-NOODLES
Semolina Hard Wheat Paste j
4 Packages ; :'.
25c !
STANDARD CORN
"MAID IX IDAHO" BRAND
No. 2 tins, 0 for.
Per case 21 tins
66c
rtfiuu No. '.. tins, 2 41
PFAfHF's Medium Syrup.
rLrtUILd" N() 2A. tins. QJC,
APPLE BUTTER-S;s
Jul . 45
STARCH-'S 25c
SOUP- Canii,1,d!1's Tomat()
for ."J.!". 25C
CORN MEAL-
10 Lb. 1C0
Bags, ea... tW
MATCHES- ,7c
Boxes 11
CHOCOLATE-ECLAIRS '
The Famous Tru - Bin Cookies
'2 Pounds
39c
DEVILED MEATS- u
(i Tin.-
TOBACCOS
Prince Albert
Velvet
George Washington For
Lucky Strikes
Chesterfields ,
Camels
2
For
25c
SPKURY'S FEEDS
P.abv Chick Scratch
lu'() Lbs S3.75
Baby Chick Mesh, 1( ) Lbs. $3.50 Scratch, 100 Lbs
Surelay, 100 Lbs
$2.85
$2.95
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