La Grande evening observer., May 31, 1927, CITY EDITION, Image 3

TWmlay, May 31, 1I27.
LA (JKANHE EVENING OhSEKVEK
I'ape Three,
Society News
I OUT OUK WAY
By Williams
' Miss Ann Lyman ,
' And Orson Brandt i
t Married Here!
The ma ri-iuKf of M is A mi l.y
tmin and Oihoii Hrtimlt. hoi h o.'
IhlR city, wan (iii tly mdemnied
Hut iirilii y m eiiliin at S:n o'clock
ul the Catholic rectory. the l: v.
l-'al her O. Nooy peri urm lug tie-.
ft remony. i
Mr, Clyde Hunting iieeonijmn'.i i
the bride, ami I larohl l.yinuii,
brother of the bride, witM hem mini.
MIhh l.yninn wore tt lovely sou n
of pint; m-oiKfllt' and a nietiit"
hut in the wimp color. Hit coiv
aiv hoiinimt of rosebuds and
weet pen a, M i.H. MuntlnK's di esi
nan of blue Keorpette will) a blue
but ami ht-i coihuk' was or flume
iawcctpniK. The men of the par
ty wore t he convent inn nl black.
Immcdlnb ly following the eer- -itiony
the happy run pie left for
Xf-iHtlP, Wash., where they wl'l
bpertti two week, after which tin y
will rt lit li lo l.a Cramle to make
thi'lr home.
MIkm l.jinan'f parents live at
Klamath Pulls, Ore., aliluniKM s!e
j.ns made l.a ii nude her hone
for ahout two yours, timing which
(line he haK been emphfye.l i,i
the' tut I load ol fleet here.
'f Ml". Rllinilt hllH ellUWe Of tile
Hhrie- th'piiri m en t in I IHI'ii I leparl -tnent
store here.
Iloltl t hi- I. due ami In Mejfl "notn
ha tn.my fii'ini here w ho wish
lhm nitieli happiness. j
I'hnlv W.I,!
prlz,' :in,l I
Mis, K II
l!i;,lnvll r
prlnr.
Mix. Wa!,
chit. H:it ti i!
Kllr:
I'.ml.
N ill 1,,'
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insnlati,,,!
Music Lovers To
Hear 2 Recitals
pro,'
evening.
Ntllibnts
olhy 11.
In r fir il at t u,- i
Tonight M i
.hnivhtei- of In
lirounion v, ill i
ahKisthrj: l,i t u
Slaiifre. t..iw a io,
will play four
Plunge will lane
onion ow in
KlIiMlllI"
wooii, snpi a no. V i.--
will pi. iv tour roiip
Shefwou-i eolltl ililll'.IlL'
hei a. The program will
s: 1 :i o'clock eaeli i v. n.m;
Mu.sie . is ,.f tip. eity wit! j
ve an oppori uni: v to lit ar two;
laiim. louerhl ami tote.ot io." !
win n t wo lei anc" phi '"'
HiuImtik Kii.ler Mi;.. 1 'oi -usiiiiiM
w ill he in s-.-n1' il '
Oi!i y m.IIUh itu t. j
et'ot hy I it'OW Hlo;i. '
ami Mrs. li. r'
ii i, lit. -1. all 1 j
I he Aii f Ann
Miss I'.rowntf.n I
1 roups a nii .M is.' j
two Krj-eUens. j
lit M';s Jinltlli
Will apja ar in leetlnl,
l-'lavia Itltter She:-- !
sao'lri '
alro, M ? :. j
two nuin-
hetrin at
'Die regular niei lie
al Neiylihors' lodire '
day evenhu; at tlu
l'ytliias hall, wln n f
were inltiat'd.
Inn'illK tile ev.-nii
VOtell to ifive $ O t.i
pi ! lood r. lit f t end.
Ahout : o no lohei.H W
ir ot l!ir IIo
vas lield l-'ii--
Kutuiits of
to raiiiihlal' .i
t lod.:'1
the MiiiMll-
KIT.IN (Special) fiss
' cilie. and Kilzalielli I'olloek en
tertained HeVerul KehtH at I lit i I
.lioine hore , ednesday al ternoon j 1Ml.t 'I'luti ; i
ut u fihower hoiloritiK Miss iOdit I: I luinie of Mr
Harlow, hrlde-elect.
'Die iiftei'ion was spent at
fancy work and jinnies, alter which
' lisrt Harlow was ushered to the
place whore her ififts were found.
'I'll- gu--.sts were then taken lo tic
lining room, w here a t w o-coui s
luncheon wok enjoyed. The table
Yvua prettily tlecoialed in a pink
und while color scheme, hiro
how In of pink sweijt peaH li iu-r
tispd. l'lace carda wre uiiniatiire
brlties.
. Those present were Ituth Hen:.
Ipj. Kdilh Harlow, Mrs. ). W. Har
low. Ha ruli Wickers, 1 tilth Hun.
Iona l-'oster, J'ena and laitdl.i
Witty. Ha(d Younff. Mai caret
Hall, Mrs. Hessie lilumensteiu,
und Lucille and Kliz:iheth I'ol
lock. ;
Mrs. Stoddard Is
1 Bridge Hostess
Mrs. Kltner Stoddatd eiitertain
fd at a prettily appointed hrid1
luncheon ; Saturday afternoon at
the 1'nlon hotel, nienihers of tie1
Clio club beinK her Kiit-sta. j
; .tinch'on was Mervcd at 1:1."
o'clock, after whiidi four tnhhs
of hrhiffe were formed. Mrs. Karl
Stot Ida nl made hih score amon::
jhe dull members and the truest
prize went to Mrs. 1'rnnk It. Ap
pleby. I Hou(Uf Is of pi uU 1 ulips wer-1
used to ileeoiate the luioheou ta-ibh-H
and the hotel livinir room,
where the card Raines were en
joyed. j Compliment iuj Mrs. Hani ilas
mussen. who will leave l.a Cramle
4a make her lumie at Wallace.
.Ma.. Mis. .1. P. Caldwell. Mrs.
V 'toss Kalon and Mrs. K. II. !uy
t entertained ul an attractive hrido
i party Sat urday evening at t he
Kl.mX (Special) Tho member
of the Womi'ii'd I in p: ov eitu nt eln
. May ;u lh
K W. K. II- r. Th
I J -"-.Viv;--.. J .flL " a . ,f S f , I, a J . fit
cr.ff.wlLiAMs. J
ENTERPRISE
PERSONALS
WE USE T DE RiaHT UAPW ikj A DlMW OlSTT mi'
BOT A QREU ZP ACOAIM ,COME AlONOr SvAt U5E. TSAV,
CCMt .tlLTAKE WlM T'f' CfW VMiW rs WMM SHiMiH' LUinr:
W.tn'TAE.Rf. SOMffWM' AUUSSfiRiW AM'YHER AinT NO VONtLV NlCiHT.
olAOHE. IS FlCULt lm& WE.R H02 AFtfeFf GfTfu OS f FALU,
THm.1 OJR OpEKl BtDROOM WINDOW VE. C'M UEAR TH' SAME VOH.F. CA.L
Come alcmct T' Peace am' quiet om amoonum.Miuleh plain
Au'-r'NUaUTS O'VEUCT &IL.EMCE, COME ,lVl.TAIE VuH BKi AGAlM :
ptt. U. MT. WT.j
ciwt by we stwvtcc mcj
was ;h.' Iitsl n;
iin.l cl'ii. i is Uti
.I. -if .1.
Mis. ll.-ury t
pi, sl.it nt. Mi s.
prcsiil- lit : Mts.
ui',-r: Mrs. I..
I'latis v.!.
h,'. doiii' nl tin-
lli.ri"illiil.ll!fi
111,' lHISil..S Hit
lillK "f
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Mv. ls iill.l Mi-
V, rl
is Is 1 '
1 : n.ll .-
All, n.
T!ium:,s.
irk will
ht anl. J
I nl, mil, s. cri-tiirv.
! TI,
I 'll k!
i.ll,.
A ill
li.ill
it!,, lor i in k li.
liliii pink.
si'rv,,,! ul"Ur
I
I , i-sl.yt. t il
t nun, now ;ifl
th,- cniiiiniinity
roll.
swli-ty of til,
Clllll I'll Will
rnnon, Jim,' 1
liinlit of th,
The Garden
I nieteially prepared humus or de
vest able matter wilt serve
the same purpose if avall
S.nkitiK a tile uprlsM tu
ve ot the K'ouud ami plant-
!
Announcements
Ladies' Aid of lloble
I the home of Mis.
TlMits lay ul'i i noon,
The hii;li
Sunday sehc
ITe.sbyti'riau
morrow
Moll:- 01
'-niiii:
Main ;i
Ktrl jrra.l'
:s of the
h w ill l,)e
ti- Mu-s Mi
"iri
Tin-I-hst
Ladies Aid ho
MethodiH Kplse
H" I at t lie 1 1 ll
Sniiih In Cfippi
. :;lleruoon a :
I. ly
op:il
of t!
eher.
f Mi
We
The I'arkdale flub will meet to
morrow aft.-rnoon at the home ot
.Mis. 1 leary Vonni; in May I'ark.
-
The Liveiside Ladies' aid flll
nnet with Mrs. Walter Youm,'. !im;
Lake si re- t, Thursday afternoon
r,l 2:;!o o'chMdi. AH menibet's are
nnred to be present.
Ft. I'-fer's Kpisenp: fruild will
iii-et tomorrow niKht. at 7: SO
o clo. i; al llonaii hall. This is t lie
l.-t me. tin of the uuild until fall
land all membei-.s are ui'Keil to be
Lier-.-. Tin- ho.-ti sses will be Mrs.
1 I: n?s Katun. Mrs. S. 1 1. Crowe, M i s.
;tieoii;e I'iuite and Mrs. Anna Pol-
tocli.
KNTKItCHISK (Special) - Mr-.
A. It. TliompJon ami son. (borce.
who have been nugiini; Ihetr horn 1
In I'orlli.ud for the pits! two
in on tin, returlied to Knterpilse n -ii-nily
for a few wee Us' visit wtiu
fi hndH.
Mm. J. t. Walker, president ot
the KntfrpriHV Wuman's club, has
returned lo her home here rroni
Iteinl. Ore., where she attend. I
l he slab convention of t he I in -
joii l-'edei atlOh of Worm Il's clule..
I M i s. Walker also visited for 'i
day With her BlMer at Thelial't i.
, Wendell HurteiKli and wife are
limine quests al I he home Of lll'i
I pan nt, Mr, and Mrs. J. A. Hnr-'
Irlwh.
I ' MIs.h .tahette WillKiodt. Mr. mi l
1 Mrs. A. K. Carruthers. and Sup- '.
el iutt ndi-nt and Mrs. ,L c. Coul v'
. dt oVe to I'lorti t'riday to alleiel
jthe collimciiceiiient evetcises of
I the l-'lora hiffh scliool.
M r. and Mrs. Jay Templet on
1 have t no veil to Knlt'iprlse from
I Wallowa, They are occiipytiiK the
I home of M rs. Mary Hayden.
IL A. ( 1 1 H I on and John KuH
1 iiiiT have, formed n ikartneiship
and rented the l'loneer barin r
jshop, hich tliey will operate. Ti e
i phu-e Opeii 'd for business la.-t
j Monday ttiornintr.
It, L. I' orsyt he i etnilifd Tun-
day-from Willamette valh , when
lie whs eidled si'Veial days before
the death or Ills lather, K. J. Kor
sythe. W. O. HaK-erty. L. A. Wright.
N'rW-ell I). Mardn and Merton lm
vIh, of I'ulon, ivi'ii' In La (i ramie
Wednesday putliiiK tip posters ad
vertlsitiK the I'nlon Live Sloe k
show June S. 9 and in.
Ml, and Mrs. A. K. Parker an.l
.- Kuov. left W4-dnesday for
Portland, l-'rom t here M is. Parker
and son will ko to ios Anelen,
Cal for a few weeks' visit with
her toother. Mis. (leoiKe Mack,
and her sister, Mrs. It. S. (iihson.
, MIsh Hue Iti-ltan. of Wiseonsin.
Is the hoilho Kuest of I ir. and
j Mr. (1. W. Castle. Mrs. Castle
j and Mlsa Keltan are sisters.
PUTMAN'S
La Grande's Newest Store i
Exclusive Iteady-to-Wear and Milliner
"Hrllonfl Praif' I. S. LI- roliur lo km
bi aHes." Kiys a headline. Hut ' hat at 4 a. i
tin y don't like our buokkt eptn,:. . with a fth k
n. atbr
friend?
to hatiK hi'J
hard jjiKht
The lamp posts In Paris arc to
ear numbers correspomlliiK to
he houses luarhy. llow I- a man
A I ': i ts .m i'oliwoioan Is rated
;;h a mklhmiuire. she must have
cleaned up.
TOTS.
' cayed
mueli
' able,
i Hie ,i
;irm(i IN Till-: (I cr.MHi;lts ! hiK the tucunihera around H
... il i t f tl P'111' subh riKatton ran he prnc-j- '
uciiniheis are tne lasi ot im y f(lnK u,(l waU.P, Two of (,10 Wimi thankful per-
sprintf vcRctiihleH to be put imof m llry H,,is )M another very prac-jsontt In the World for their recent
the Kaiden. For one reason. thyl(i(.al m,,unfl tlf ussurlnj? u koo.I i bujrKy ride lire perhaps Hulh Snv-
are tendi r and cannot be planted t (,U)., 1)nl.,. rr0,lt ,i,.r un( Henry Ju.td tlrtty.
safely until the temperature is i s,.ir, SI.;1yinK the rucumbeis
tt 1
safe, and in t he second plai
seems a Rood plane to let every
thing else grow to tempt buKS, as
the cucumber seems the target fo--more
(nseet life than any ot her
plant in the garden. In Tact it is
a good plan to plant m-iny moi
seed in a hilt t hnn are intende.l
to ifrow wit h t he idea in mind
that there is very likely to be con
siderable thliininK by inject
despite our best efforts.
The old plan of burying a fork
fit! of manure under t he cucum
bers is an excellent one. I'oin-
from the time they peek above
1 the Kro'ind w it h hordeiiux arsi-n-1
(ate of had mixture. This is the
i best medicine for the little yellow
and black si rlped cucumber bee
t ties tint are the worst danger to
cucumbers. I Mlute the Insecticide
(three ounces to a Kallon of water,
i II is a wise plan lo cover the
,'on" i plants with a protection of mos-pe;-its
ljt() m.jtini' until they have made
a few true leaves. The older tiny
net t he n.oi e resistant to insects.
Planl Hie hills from four to six
feet, apart. Kor small cukes for
o (
W- rill.
i The Mi!
Chris'i:
cli in eh
, noon al '. o'i 'o U.
1 11:. id- sty. a-...isl--i b
i sehool I'las-:. , ill 1
i I he projrain. T'h s
"Whith. r limiud."
last meidlmr of the
season. The lin.-'l,-.
Mrs. '. W. I'mtUmr
of the
ill Hie
MENUS
in. ,
nil
Purple Piped
home of the latter on M avenue.
't I 'our tables were at play durmir
the evening. Mrs. T. (L Hantz
making hih score. The secon I
jirize went to M is. C.rant I L l-'o-Jtle
and ttie puest prize to Mr,-.
Hnsmusscn.
' The rooms were decorated with j
bouquets of pink snapdragons and ,
pottei) petunias. A t wo-rnui se j
Jnncheon as served follow iiiK the
cveninK's card frames.
' Members of thP P. S. club were
-entertained at an attractive bridpe
luncheon Saturday afternoon when
Mrs. Jack Hiatt was hosl"ss at
her home on Wasliincton avenue.
: A t hree-course luncheon was
Ferved at 1 rllO o'clock, covers b -intf
laid for V2 at one loni: table.
.Pink ami white was the color
fchrnie used, flowers of I he sea
son servinp as a centerpiece, atoiit?
with tall pink candles.
After luncheon three tables of
hrldffc were enjoyed, Mrs. C. K.
Wale ninkintr htirh "score. Mrs.
f .
A i . . 1-1 .
i - c-; n
r I"' r:
. I! ;
V;e" ;! :
fond.
id.'
lil,
Tiie modeni modo oi tht; fi
bin UK" is r Ic-velly iut'Trreted
this 4;ic nt t ucit 1 or- Iildi .:
with pipings oi purple.
P.y Sl-lrr lary
PL i: KK.ST -- firapefruit. ce
re.il, en-am, b:il;ed meat rakes.
tt:i'Vi d era ham bread, milk, coffee.
LI'N'l!i:n Veal and maca
roni pudding, tonuito and ctdery
s ;i I : . L rhubaib and strawberry pie,
milk. (en.
)lNNKIi--Ttotled shin of beef,
head h lluee with Thousand Island
(In ssimr. cherry pudding, whole
w h -at bi. ad. milk, coffee.
Atiraclive st-rviir is unite as im
liorttiiit us skillful preparation of
Tlie dinnt-r meat Is one of
M'rtpfst cuis but il can be
to t-ood lo look at that, it
a rare treat, The beef
h Kravy is served In a
l.ie. baked potatoes and
f carrot marbles in hilt
d parsl. y is then Sprillli-
il ever lh'- whole,
eal ami Macaroni Pudding
f me and one - fou rt h cups nincn
iiii hroli. ti into inch pieces, 1 cup
mi e !iic,-.t al finely chopp"d,. w,
ip cold boiled ham finely chopped
bh-spaonfi Ktat"-d cheese,
t.enspooie sa't. , teaspoon pepper,
.'i ei,";.s, I cup cream.
I'ooK m:icaroni in boilinu saMeil
v. :ttt-r until lend'T. Hrain. Heat
tek- 'if ii:cs until Ihick and lemon
colored. (!!! in cream and add
whi'es of i-uus beatin until sliff.
.d 1 ma'-arnni and mi I horoiiKli ly.
Add v. a! ami ham. cheese, sill and
pepper and turn into a buttered
bal.iiu- dish. Hake in a moderate
e i for torty-f i minutes and
s. rve at once.
boni. i- ni
mouii'N i
ter. Mine
One of these dny a hen Is ko
Iiik lo refuse to nurse a litter of
wolf cub. That will bo news.
pickling plant Trout June until the
middle of July. Kor the hip Mic
iiiK cucumlu-rs K'd I hem In ns soon
as the weather set lies into reliable
wurmlli. Keep cucumbers picke I
us soon as they are hnpe enough
to use. Also pick the first ni-1
number which Is likely to attain
fclze. more (illicitly than those that
follow us the villi) seems to pause
to develop lis first fruit If fjlven '
the chance. Kronient pteklnir
keeps the vltieA in production ov-.-i'
ft lonf period. I f I he citcuinbei -i
are allowed to ripen the vine stops
pi oducltiK-
An Oratorio by Haydn
Finest production of this kind ever
offered in La Grande.
Chorus of 75 Pendleton Voices
25-Piecc Orchestra
9 Soloists
Under the direction of Gordon G. Briscoe
L. D. S. Tabernacle
Wed., June 1st
8 o'clock
Proceeds going to L
I). S. Recreation Hall
'Fund.
Admission
Halcony
..$1.00
50c
(
Tickets on sale by meml'iors of the committee
und the chairman, Mrs. E. Uosenbaum
When We Are
ANTS
Keep ttm ants, out of your
house by nslnir APdKNTINK
ANT POISON Ot'TPIT. This
consists of 0 fecd rs and 1
pint of IhiUid. ;
The AiK-ntinc outfit H
considered the most ef f--e-ttve
ant exterminator on the
nia-i ket.
Ii-liv Conipli-tc
Ask to se(. one.
Moon Drug Co.
The Owl In.(t -o.
The Baby Peggy of Japan
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Miss hllll!hi!:i.l9 .!::,:in's hi!;ln-t
a niolilli. Jiiwn,-' l.ml ' il' 'I"- H'
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This
Is the Way
New Yorkers Make
FRENCH DRESSING !
any chefs in lea-ling hotels will tell
you that plain French Dressing easily
and quickly made as shown in recipe
below proves to the most discrim
inating palate that the world affords
no finer salad oil than Mazola make
this dressing and convince yourself.
'A cup Muzola 3 teaipoimi vinegar
1 Uaipoon Kara, Red l.aM Iraipuun lilt
teatpouti ufnte frppef
Beat thoroughly and mt nilh any rtgelablr,
meat or ni salad.
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H
istory
When the world has spun on until 192G seems quaint
and bygone, historians will be writing our social his
tory . . . how we lived and worked and played.
They will get their material from the old files of
our daily newspapers And how carefully they will
study the advertisements, because it is advertising
that truly reflects the customs of our times.
But, while our advertising will be interesting to the
historians of tomorrow, it is more than interesting to
us of today ... it is vital. For advertising brings
news of all that is best in our daily life. The pleasant
things. The useful things. Things that lighten our
burdens. Help us in our daily work. Bring ease, com
fort and color into our lives.
' In short, advertising shows us the way to get more
out of living.
Read the adrerlisentcrtls
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