La Grande evening observer., July 19, 1927, CITY EDITION, Image 3

Tuesday, July 19, 1927
LA GRANDE. EVENING OBSERVER
Rape Three -
SOCIETY; NEW8
U-b mm imO II i u i.
Music Lovers To
Hear Song Recital
MENUS
Music lovers of the city will bo
eiiii-riiilm-d with un luterestliiK
pi offi it in on Monday evening o:
next week when 1 it of tho. voice
Mil-hlUs of Mm. J cattle A. Honk Intt
will 1m- nr nU'l in u nild-numni r
Font recital.
Tho MtndentN hnve hen working
durin the Hjrtnjc ami curly mim-inf-r
iininlhn pre:iratnry to tin- re
cital iiml Mond;iy eveniiiK'8 pr
tfllim Is expected to ho 11 (iluirtinK
on p.
Mint Helen Williunis, flan lid,
will h'.mIkI tlif vocal students. Sh'
will play three numb, is, "Ara
huso,iie t-n l-'ornif d'Ktude" by l.c
Hch ll.l;y. "NoeUirne-( I pus ft 4. No.
4" Uy UvUk. ii'i'l "Kan lit tsh -Impromptu"
by .'hopin.
Mrs. I.hi Miller will furnish t h
violin nliJItfMo I'M" the Kr"i Blve.t
Ity Miss Hetty I'ochran. Tin- piano
iirronilttjniKtx will 1m Mis, T. K.
.Maxwell and MiH H-l n Williams. , 1o' .
Tim f.tu.u m'ooViiim u lio w ill lake
Kirt In tin program are, Miss Jean
William. Miss Mildred .hilhol-
For the Opera
iy Sister Mary
111: KAK MAST KaNptu-rrlfS. CP
real, cream, plain omelet, oven
toiiHt. milk, coffee.
l.t'NTHKON potatoes en sur
prise, Uiiiii'1, sandwiches. Iced
chocolate.
IHNNKi; Casvrole of chicken
and vegetables, fresh peach salad,
blueberry pie. milk, coffee.
IVrfiTtly ripe, fruit should bo
chosen lor the peach salad in tho
dinner menu, one whole pencil is
allowed for each serving. Whipped
cream, . chopped nut meat and
finely cut niarshniallnws arc udiled
to mayonnaise which is poured j
over l he halved and stoned
peaches. A cube of bright jelly
or maraschino cherry is. used to
tfurnlsh the salad.
1'olatoes en SurprlM
Kour smooth Rood sired pota-
4 eii:s. , 1 tablespoon butter,
of 1 i-l'l', salt and pepper.
Wash potatoes and rub over
'with bacon fat. Hake until done,
'rut a slice lengthwise about two-
If!
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A Dessert That
Is Easy to Fix
COVE PERSONALS
TloatinglslandVrt
'I . "i of remlleioit, were Kuesls of Mrs..
Ilchiirdou'H parents, Air, am Mrn.j
1.. M. 1-nlrd, over ihe week end, ,
Mr. ami Mis, Harold Van Via' It
t'OVi; (Special! Mr. and Mm. , anil children, of Itaker. spent Mnn- :
Stewart l-Yem-h. who were l eei-m ly ,),1V m c.ve muckIs at lh home of
.Mr. ii nil Mm. John Allen,
K. A. Knyre, county school Fiip-
e ami ,
lif.ir I
il, haw relumed lo ('
(UK 111 n Nute coll.-iy
I ihe w biiol hmisi.
1 The llev. n i. .1 .Mim. 1.. K. ICol.n-i
WASHINGTON (Al) A simple ' (if L;(it. Arltini-. Nt M iir,. vl.
Ms h IH lht m-lM'1abl4 'bssert ;,(,,,, itw.ii- s.ni mi. I fninilv. O. 1
known as "Moatiiitf islaml , wiyrt ,,biiihoit. of this place. Tl
,the I nHeil States bureau of homo UHO,i tll ,lWn a home here ami
.economic. ' ' Itoliiiison was paslor of tin- liapllsl ;
I Tut one pmrt of milk into a ' chnreh bin ahmit six yeai s aco sotil j
;mohle Holier Wlin One-naU Clip Ol uneir iiouie mm niuo-u mi .
stiffar and oiie-eiglilh teaspoon of Mexico. On their way here they
salt. Wheni mixture 1m hoi ilrop vlslied ihree tl.tunbiers In fall-
il. .llrn.i l.l.n aU'lVLl...m,l i h 1 1 .' f OI'll hi il Mil OI1C il il UK I) I C I' - i 11 -1 -1 W 111
'of five or six pkks on the sui-lace"1, 1'ertlaiul. They will make an in-j
I Melinite stay Here.
(by upoonfuls. ,
j l.et these "Islands" cook for a
J few minutes until t horoiiKhly si t.
Then skin them off and put uido
.until the custard In made. Itcat the
j t'KK yolks lightly, and pour slowly
'into them some of Ihe hot milk.
Il'our back into the double boiler
An ostrich tip and buckle of liril- umI h" 1onnlly until the cus
liunts t a novel way to ouhma li,ni voxX ,h, sp"- ,u""ilov". at.
oiu-e anil na inr pan in u ihmm ui
colli water. attrrinK until van.
u satin opfia iiuinp.
li.'tty
KinnliiK at
invhation is
tstni lo altrixl
i.,.i 'Ml,. Trillion Ash ,v. .
i:.ln:i llall.-y-Kniiu-hri'iilttT. Mi an lliinl" up on 'aih potato. Scoop
hran. I'oni Itiuci'. Mrj. I""' 'uimikii potato irtmt tin' iiirpi
MMni 1Uh (;frtrtuh iiivii-;j. Ht'cuoit to inaKi u ravny iuib
M.. I II timKi- llllil A 1H i'IIoiikh iu linin .111 I'Sfi. 1 . u . .1..1..
ilnhlix. ' I'otalo with liutti-r,
Tlif' proi.iaui will In- Kivi-n In wllli Malt find pippi-r iiml drop un
tho Kirst ITi.Bl.ytf.lun ihun li h. - i-HK Into rii.-h cavity. Ncrapo po-
o'clocK: A corilial la.o ironi lopa ami utm iu uia.
xtHn.tci to nil int - , rftnovcil from other section. Hun
ItlirouKh ricer ami beat In nutter,
I stilt anil m-tiner anil wlille of e(CK
The 'CUvekwa campl'lre Kirla. I.ealetl until stiff. Hake potatoes
with their Hiiur.lian, M ra. . Amler- : ptepareil with eggs in a moderate
son hlke.l to Ml. Kmily l-Yl.luy. oven until egB are barely set.
lenialnlnr there overnlRht and re-! Then cover with nmsl.ed potato.
nrnlnip In tlieir . homes in l.a plHnr the mixture roughly over
tlran.lf Saturday. They ia.rl.1 the ckrs and return to the oven a
their blanl.eta anil slept on bem lew
I., nf fir lioueha. for blch th; y 'top.
wilt receive honors. :'''
About 14 Kjrls made the trip.
NORTH POWDER
PERSONALS
I Aitd one leaspoonnu 01 vanma. - ((auhier
or other flavoriliK If preferred. ,.,,,,,!,,- there
('hill and servo in lmiivniuai glasses j.U
or dishes.
j i;.-irl Ifohhison, who was
I churned from the marine si
' ahi 1 ul six mon l hs 11 K". is now
and has met his parents, ihe
and Airs. 1.. K. Uobiiisoii to
first lime siller lie elite
: service.
I Mr. and Mrs. Tom Towle and two
: -Hi Id re 11 and 1 nard Tow le went
to Wallowa lake Sunday to alteiid
jlhe Al. K. services. Air. :ihtl Alts.
(i. lamd and Air. and Mrs. II. I. and
Who have been
ame home Sunday
Mr. ,Btftmsaj
i rj " i
FEATHERWEIGHT FELTS
Delightful colors, original designs,
alluring trims.
$3.50 to $.50
PUTMAN'S.
Ready-to-Wear and Millinery
Ni:V TOY IHU lilt TINS
NOKT1I POWDIiH tSpecial)
I la Jones left Sunday evening for
Spokane, Wash., where shft will l ; OLAClRIt PAItK, Mont. Hear
uiiirried to Kayniond leekr, Ali- stole the butter from a spring near
The llev. Alice I'ayiH and Atlss
Until Hayes relumed from Wal
lowa lake Sunday.
The Rev. Air. (Jreen. pastor of
the liaplist chnreh, has just return
ed from the liapiisi convention in
I'orlh.iul.
sprinkle ( .tones Is ihe daughter of Mr. and "the construction camp of the new) Aliss .Mildred Paylon and her
Mrs. Walter Jones, n 'prominent prnre of Wales hotel, so the cook j brothers. Wesley mid .lohn. -if
farmer of this vicinity, Sh was ,, 'Vised u bell which would linK 1 t linker, were naesls of Air. and Alts,
popular in social circles, grnduut- event of unother raid. Aroused T. It. 'oiikllu Sunday,
lup! from the local hifch school two m,xt Inorn(nK by a cltuiKtnK' i I'ast mairons of ttie order of
years apo and aliendiiiri the tin ker poo found a mother bear Khie- tlie Kaslei n Star w ill o to Kh.in
Hisiness college. Mr. lieeker, lor- flllI 8Waltinf the swaying bell for .Wednesday to attend the animal
the umusement of two cubs. I he past mairons May.
butler was koiio. J Mr. and .Mrs. Cyril lllchardson.
minute loiiKer to brown the
(larnish with a spriB of pars-
ami serve.
Miss Hlonch Clark will met
with the y'urujuwea campflie girls
this afternoon and teach the K
how to make basket out of pin--!iydh
olitalnuble in the moun
tains near here.
After the lesson in basket mak
ing the iflrls will po to the I. . O.
I". ball, where they will usslst th
members of the American l.exioi
hi preparing for the convention lo
be h. Id here Thursday. I'riday and
Saturday.
Wallowa County
Couple Married
iwxir.VF.n i kk;
I.AKK I'OKKST. 111. When a
family of tourists pitched camp for
the niKht on a green lawn here
liny were accosted by the police.
"Who toid you this was n camp
mound?" the officers asked.
"The sign says o.' replied the
head of Ihe family.
The officers looked nt the sign:
" 'am pus. 1-ake l-'orest t'nivcr
sit v."
PICKS SHAHUKY
HOld. V Wot H, Cnl. "Sharkey
should win." says Jim Jeffries.
The most appetizing
' ) A New York doctor paid S'MHl.-
,-To the surprise of their many oho for an apartment, ouhi to le
frl.-mls In both I'nion uml Wiil able to find a place for his waddle
lowa counties the marriage of Miss horse for that much
Oerahline lilevins. and furl .1.
i ....uoibtt .hot li'of KrUerpr.uje. wa
rlnnollnced, today. The marriage
look place nt the Knglish Luther
an church here June IT. Die llev.
I.t-if II. Awes performing tho cere
mony, but was kept secret unlit
this Week.
Mr. and - Mrs. J.undqulst wld
make Ihelr home at Knterprise.
'
COVK Spec al )Tlie meinhets
of the Young -Matron's llridg '
chili i-nioyed a picnic Thursday m
Ihe grove near the Miller place.
After a picnic lunch the time
was spent playing bridge. Mrs. A.
Tl. Orion made high score and
Aliss Itess Kd!y received the sec
ond prize.
Those present were Mrs.
Chadwick and two sons. Mrs. John
Altller and two sons, Mrs. T.
llf.fiv mid Charh-s Hefty. Mis.
l, iHinlel.' .Mrs. William Hallmark
and .two sons. Airs. tl. K. liarker.
Mis. T. It. Conklin. Mrs. Hibbard
and daiightrr, Mrs. A. ,R. Orton
and Wanda Hetty Orion, and Mrs.
l-'rnuk Miller and Jean and Ion
Miller.
The children in the parly play
games during the aft
mer resident of Maker, Is a baker
ami Is at present employed In Spo
kane. The couple expect to make
their home there for a while. j
Francis Hickock. while driving
from the Hutchinson ranch, full !
asleep at the wheel of his car and
ran into the ditch cutting a g;isb
through his knee cap. Idul. dam
age was done to his car.
.Mrs. Hazel FDiriss and two chil
dren, of Portland, returned S.it-
urd ay evening after a three weeks
visit with her narents. Air. and'
Airs. Chris I'eierson, and other
relatives. t
Al rs. Dr. UusselTs mother and
brother arrived .Monday from Sil
verlon. Ore.
Frank Hoidis and family motored
to ihe North I'owdr Inktfs Sun
day, Alaxine MeGralh was on the sick
li&t but is much improved now.
J Oliver .Moore, employ? of t he
I'nion Oil company of Haker. was
transacting business here yester
day. Jim Ft. Is enlarging the hase
lpent of the Norval Olsen resilience.
Perfect
Permanent
Waves
Al is. I ley natid's skill In ap
plying the I. roil Oil WHVe
brines f-tvnrtihle comment
from every one of our pa
rons. Fach h-ad Is studied
and given a permanent wav
I hat Is distinctive and bent
suited to conform to toe
style wanted by each Indi
vidual, As one lady said
yesterday, "it's perfect."
I 'hone for Appoint ments.
PvEYNAUD'S
Beauty Shop
1310 Jefferson
erlntendent, . ' visited th garden' Itobin.n, Mr. and Airs. Fit f fit ft
clubs ut t'oye last week. l.oree. Mr. and Airs. Fd llnrtiiiy,
Miss Florence Severs, of Seattle, Air. ami Air,-. I ten Jiellordo r,d
who. has been nightseelng In the. Mr. and Mr.-i, J. W. Iloaisioii,
Yellowsione national park and oth-j - t -
er points of Interest, will arrive, ,UM)TIJ:C(;-FS IXFOMI '
here the last of the week lo spend) j
a month at Ihe home of her sister, '
Air. and .Mrs. J. F. Dean. t ' Hhth-rtn income ox
1 I, ... . Uhui.immi from hooileuging between
; Mrs. Kihrt DMlaas. of ll.imii.K- ,,,, :im, Ifl,2,nt.h 1h thft Mtl.
i Air. ami Airs, lluh McCall, of
Haines, and their guests. Air. and
Mrs. Hoy Coddinglon. of California,
were th rupsIm of Mr. and Mrs. J
R. l'rh Wednesday.
Air. and Mrs. (
male of red era I officials regarding
Mannie Kessles, who has served
time in Atlanta. Prosecuted 'for
failure to pay Income I axes, hehas
settled for
MOIU'ST FOLK
Klopfenslein. of;
Ii (Jranrie. were Ihe guests of Mr.J
find Mrs..( Hertseh over Sunday.
I The Key. Air. and AW Delbertl NKW v(KKAlodest folk, nvia
Koree. and two cliildren, Doroihy tor Su." wild I Judy, refusing
and Arthur.' of J'omefoy. Wash., t r)(,p iM hp ,,:ini0 unen ftjrd
are thft guests of Mr. tind Airs :inrt 4.OIIl p.,ni(,M lirrived, "I've had
Melvln l,oree. 1 my (lllV AlH i-Yuulelii The:t
f Mr.and Mta, K. ( Hees and Miss n!(Mrn(. .-hlmed in "i'oor little me!
Bess Kelly are spending a few days ;im l((t n fiKUn, yUt. as they ar.
(on tie Mlnam rlyer, j nd I don't want to keep attention
I Several purttes, hv been fish- away from them." , . f,k-
lug for salmon on "Catherine creek '
recently. Ope purly with nine fish-'
erman cume hack carrying' their With no more Americans- phm
Itmlt. In this- party were Air. .and ninu to fly to Kurop-, , right aw-iy,
Mrs. W. H. 'Vii'i l -mr and eiill- the mayors of the small lowiis' of
dren,, Mr, CiHipnln, Air., ami -.Mim. Kninee can retire now w;i'h b"Ps
i Al, f.oree, KuKone. ,ten ami Van 'for a full night's sleep, . '
flrass widows aren't called tic. I
because they're green, .
rnnnn.
Announcements
The Ladies' auxiliary to th
TUifles lodge will n t nt Kaglcs'
liall tonight at ":3ii o'clock'. All
members are urged to attend.
iiki.i. x- mahia:
CllIf'AflO rerhaps the vice
president does not want many.
Word comes from the mountains
of New Mexico that two other
members of the six In the party of
Mr. rtuwes have caupht r,n flsli
each out of a total of 111.
I I . 3 cups diced warm
I (! ' A I boiled potatoes
B I tablespoons grated
1 onion
1 $
ui
otat
yon ever,
tas ted
1
1 tablespoon minced
green pepper
1 hard boiled egg
1 tablespoon chow-chow
5 tablespoons MazoUt
2 tablespoons wWaf
1 teaspoon salt
H teaspoon pepper
Mussolini says his successor
hasn't been horn. 1'eihaps not
actually, but potentially he lives
sn.l drives on every road in the
country on every Sunday afternoon.
July Specials
3.1c Ilotldoir Kleenex
7,'.c Owl Theatrical fYeam
toll! for 79
r,0c TUd Feather Hair
39c
r,nc Tte.l Feather Shav-
inc Lotion 39
51c Tom Tom I.ust. r 39c
7T.C Owl Ameroil. hea
vy (pint) 59(1
75c Owl Antiseptic So
lution (pint) 59c4
Moon Drug Co.
Age. in Vtr
The UkI Dmg Co.
X cup finely diced celery Lettuce
Combine the ingredients in the order
given, while the potatoes are still warm.
Chill and serve with a garnish of lettuce.
OU will find a new appeal in this
recipe taken from Mrs. Ida Bailey
Allen's New Book (see coupon below).
And it vill further demonstrate the
superiority of Mazola for salads how
bland, pure and wholesome it is. Try
Mazola once and you will never go back
to using expensive, imported salad oils.
rM A ZOL A--
$flCl Otlly XOC (stamps or coin) with this coupon and j
you will receive a copy of Id Batlcy AHcns wonderful new BoA-, j
I attractively bound, containing 112 pages of unusual recipes. Write .
I Johnttun f..rtr Cmtinr, '
J'urlUiMi, Ore. '
Name.
Address.
Town Sfa te
I
N
tainly
agree
with
azimova
Consuclo Tlowcrton is siing in her con
vernation with Frank De Wecse ax they
rest between swims at Rockland Beach.
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pi$9f$y sf . VV'
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Nazimova,
' brilliant actress,
writes:
"The Russian lady ah, hoiv she de -lights
inthepuff of a fragrant cigarettel ,
As a Russian I nave tried them all
the cigarettes of Cairo, Paris, London,
Madrid but here in my adopted
country, America, I have found my
favorite cigarette 'The Lucky Strike. -
In addition to its lovely fragrance and
wonderful flavor it has no bad effect upon
' my voice so even when 1 go abroad I
carry ivith me my little trunkof Luckies
unci enjoy a puff from America.
You, too, will find that Lucky
Strikes are mild and mellow the
finest cigarettes you ever smoked,
made of the finest Turkish and
domestic tobaccos, properly aged
and blended with great skill, and
there is an extra process "It's
no harshness, not
toasted"
of bite
a
bit
it's toastea
No Throat Irritation - No Cough.
Hid
l for Perfect Salads 1