Tuesday, August 16. 1927
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Page Three
Society News
" II ijO ill t.
Mrs. G. L. Button
Is Honor Cnpst !
At P. E. 0. Picnic
Novelty
Among t lit- inn ny affairs givi it
recently complimt nling Mm. (1. I
I'uiion, who pluns lo leuvt l.a
Citlinde t lie last Of tlliH Weeli IU
make lu-r home In Portland, vviiii ,t
picnic hinchfu'i given by the mem
bers of Chapter 1 or 1', K. (. t-'ii-day
afternoon at ItiveiMde park,
About ".'ii members of the chap-
lt-r were present und during i h.-1
aflerno.m I In' guest oi' honor was1
present -d witli u i K. o. spoon,';
Mrs. Ul Kiddle making the inc.!
(-.filiation.
A iti'i a delicious luncheon It'
ivmnimh-r ol' (In afternoon was
spent in u sociable,
'I'll., cflliil.iht.i. in t-,- inn. nf tin.
parly consl.sted of Mis. H. S. j
Urnwnlon, chairman. Mrs. c. h.!
Kcltx. Mrs. i:U Kiddle. Mrs. Kob-f-rl
KaMn and Dr. Man?ant Ingle
On Saturday oficrmmn Mis. If.
1-! W'i sl .-ii l;i i'iit-i-l-iiiii-il n nimk.
1t of Irbnds al tea al lor hoi..- ,n,H 'M "K m-lails ol this now
on N .iv-niie in honor of Mrv. ',n""': overling sown are the ta.(
1 oitton. ' "r'1 ,,elt Inirkl.' ot brilliants
(lu lnn rune nf hrilli:itn
tee . I
HEALTH
i i si it i . i : it v s. m ii i: at
hays or rin: srx. io
I'm; miiMMj
I'.y Uiurle- M. Williams. M. I).
Ni'W York ( li
Mi-tnbi-r (iorgas Memorial
Institute
What Is the cuuse of sunburn.
H in tli-' pun or tin- Hiin'ti rayx a1
tin- blue i-ml ot the spectrum, und
Do- imtsihle mys beyond thehh.e
The red rays of the aun ha
lilt It fin-mica I art ion, nml lit lb
flli'i'l on tin- skin beyond makim;
it ft el warm, while the rays at the
othf r ' ii -kl of tin' spectrum, il e J
blue 1 1 J . and those beyond !lt-ni,j
haf u powerful action ami a very.
Twins Have Judges Stumped
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MENUS
A blrlhOay parly honoring ( ho . "lumu Ul a Ustel. Kuril JlUlltei'
sixtieth iirlhiay annivfiiry of M.f I.iiiiua
'iui rbo'if an took plaoo Still-lay ali-j " "
ci-iiiion 'it thi t'fvi Miviimn Init unci '
ami pienh' fironml.s. w In n :in nla- J
liVt'H KitloMfil tht-if for the ocra - I
sion. vvlmmin; was onjoyfil anl '
a piiiih' hlni'lM-on was sfrvfl.
Anions tlio ont-of-lown gui-Bt
.present. W'Tt Mr, ami Mrs. Clar
enro 'liarlioneati ami child ren. o
( "a inns. Wawh., anil M r. urn) Mr.
II. l-'lhlier, of Suleiit.
Hy Sister Alary
IMtKAKI'AST rnsh plnma.
ren-ul fookeil with raisins, cream,
oven toast, milk, coffee.
l.rNTHI'XJN Lettuce ami peas
luu Kruiin, rye bread ami cheese
, , , I sandwiches, compote of fresh
About S members of the ' ''' ' jPmj ohocohite wafers, milk, tea.
ri' or 1,unor l''0t-'tive associa- DlNNKIt Veal balls with inac
tion and their families enjoyed u :i(.oni ra8S(.roU ri.t).P. iVlt
swimmiitK party and picnic at ti" j ,,. iiitj. steamed blackberry
nve swiminiith- pool last evening IlU(l)jnj mtlki coft-o.
niic snorny an- Aiwuvs be sure that a fruit coin-
cr li o'clock ami after swimmiiiK pol,. l3 thorouuhly chilled. A I
lor ome time, a picnic dinner UH'I SDOOnrui of shinned creiim can!
' be dropped on top of
weliier roast ivn.i. enjoyed
After dinner music and vlsltine
oerupied the remainder of the eve
Ml Ilk'.
Campfire Girls
Meet at Awes Home
decided effect on the. skin It isj
these rays that cause sunburn.
These violet and ultraviolet raj s,
power! ul as t It. y ti re, have Utile
penetratiriK power. They are miirh
more easily stopped than t he red
niy.
Mountain climbers can he sun-
, burned when 1 he temperature (.
'away below 1 1 eixlnj, bill the inys-
1 1 e r y vanishes when we remenib.'ri
. thut the presence or absence of
; lo ot rays dues not county It isl
jthe blue rays that lire Iniporlan:. j
jam! on a snow-capped peak t't
air is ihin ami pure, so Unit theie
its nothiiiK to stop the litit aliuot'
I as would a mirror.
Whenever the Itvht is clear and
the region uboilt one reflccls llRlii
Istronsly, one sei-s the same resul'.
. Tli- seashore is notorious for sun-
burn, partly on account of the pure
I air. partly on account of litlit re-
fleeted If c;nt t he water and the
i while sand, ami partly because it
is a n-Kion when people love io
dispense with the protection oi
! clol hinK.
lap-lit. reflect dl from rocks' and
:sand of tlte desfil and urid motir
liirn n Kions is very powerful, whi:c
i t he softer lis'lil reflected front
i tfreeri fields and forests is harm
less. Mist and fni stop many of
; the chemically active rays, and
i even a thin sheet of tissue paper
f will Ktve a Kieat deal of prolec-
tlou. .
The effect or sunllKht on th-
ucn serv- , '
iiniuniiT ni MLMit n ii tin tno u nil i
of skin, and dark skin suffers
hast.' DminK exposure the skin Is
reddened because the blood ves-
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BIBLER
PERSONALS
When the Misses Vivian and Meredith Howard. 1 nlsa (Ofclu-) twin
sisters, entered the city beauty contest to determim what fcirl should
be Miss Tulsa ut the Atlantic City paKt-unt. they inusid the judKoa
plenty of grief. The judges quickly decided they were pruttier tltuo
any other contestants hut which of the twins was the pntuier they
could not decide. Finally they picked Vivluu. shown on the viyMi ill
this picture. r
St:iti.slles say women upend
forty million a year - on beauty
aids, und It doesn't seem half
enough.
M t Kord is nut only n profi
cient . ini no fact u re r of tractors,
but also makes a lirst-chiss retraction.
JMItl.KU (S-pcelal) --The liev.
M r. I ,ay and tantily. from I-:ntet-prise.
were here last Kunday and
held a ineettiiK in the union hall.
M is, I 'lenient Thatcher and
yomiK son arrived hist .Sunday from
JIuniiiiKton. She will visit her
paretilH, Mr, and Mrs. l-'tank Mr
Kinitis. -
Miku Kalherino McKinnis arrive,!
last Sumluy cvcniiifi rrum lluntitiK
wheie she has bi-en visit in lier
sister for several weeks.
Mr, and Mrs. Oliver IVrin at
tended (he pioneer picnic held at
Cove last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Kinhy Creybeal
visited relatives hero last week.
Their home is at tUmitiila.
Mi.n liiriUo McCoy is visit inn re
latives near rendtcton.
IMIa. M. Walker was at Klulii
two days last week helping care
for her cousin's little boy. who was
accidently shot by his Utile brother
hist Thursday eveiiinjf. lb is Im
proving. Mr. and Mrs. Truntlnill and son,
Kenneth, and a friend came over
frmti Si ii nt it-M last Sunday uit-lit.
They attended church In the union
hall, the ltev. J. K. I.:iy. .of Knter
pi ise, deiivcrlm; I he niessaK'.
Hay Norval visited at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. John Itirchriebl
hist Sunday evening.
Mrs. II. It. VoelsbeiK was in l.n
(Ira title last Sunday.
John lilrchficld look a load or
i in ly apples to KIkIii last Monday.
M r. Whilmorc ami family, of
lieitil. Ore,, arrived last Sunday and
are visiting nt I lie home of bis
(sister, Mrs. T. M. Ituckniiin. This
is their fiist visit for sevenit years.
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See tliem in our windows and compare,
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LADIES READY-TO-WEAR
AND MIL.L.INERY
havt caused a youiiK ladv who wan
Miss Chicago for n few hours to
miss a trip to the Atlantic City
pnKPUlU of pulchritude. "Miss Ks
lelle Kosh.ff" won llic city content
a nd fort hw it h ' emlu in-ed a youiiK
man. Curiosity - developed and it
was found she was married. 1'i.rih
with the runner up w;im kIvcii her
crown.
on sweet corn, urupf juice, water
and tut Ik. Hp and William M.
beach Iiavp come iiy shank's mare
from UeadiiiK, Mass., to attend a
Christian Kmleavor eonferenut.,
Sill-: WAS MltHli:i)!
f'IMCAtiO A miss seems to
walks to c. i:. ii:i:t
KAST NOltTMKIKI.1), Masn.
Clarence Ie Mar. veteran mara
thoner, ran and walked 106 miles
. - See . ;
Alveretta ;
Medium, CIaiivoyanl
Imperial Hotel,
Room 11
inr nd a cube of hrigM jelly j
used for parnishlnt? If the dessert j
must be "dressed up," but a cold, j
not t oo sweet m i x t u re of t ii reo or i
more fruits Is delightful nnd needs ; s, ls " enlared ami full of
no apologies. blood. The first redness soon
lx'llmv ami Teas an firuthi I I"'bs-h. The real red of sunburn.
Two cuns shelled ereen neus. 2 1th ktn'1 ,hilt ,'"'. comes on a
! heads lettuce. 1 tubh-spoon onion I f,-w hours later.
About 24 cainpfire girls of l.a i Juice. cup fresh mint leaves. Strong sunlight is so powerful
Cramle Kather d last evening .t lj cup veal slock or water, 2 that .it actually destroys some of
Ihe home of Mrs. I.. II. A wi' tablespoons butter. 2 tablespoons the tiny cells of which the skin
guardian of the facajawea grou p. , flour. 1 cup top milk. V, teaspoon j t composed, and dead cells arc
where Miss Myrtle Hoyt explaine-i salt. k teaspoon pepper, but t ered i poisons. These poisons irritate the
the lied Cross" life-saving tests for crumbs. 1 nerves, you all know how sun-
canipfire girls and told about Pro-1 Chop mint leaves. Cut lettuce j burn really burns long after tn
fessor f-if who will be ul it;-.- in slices. Put lettuce, peiis. mint. I sun has set, and they irritate the
onion juitfp uno siock in a sauce moou vessels, ioo. iamro tries
! pan, cover and cook twenty min-! to remove them by sending more
i ules over a low fire. Shako the: blood to the skin, and so washing
; pan frequently to prevent burning, j them awuy.
Kemove from fire and stir in but- ; At the same time nature tries to
ter and flour rubbed to a per- protect the skin against furlh.
I fectly smooth paste. Add salt, j exposure by building a Kunwhud
.pepper and top milk and stir un- with the skin itself., and this sun-
til smooth. Turn into a well but-j shade is called u coat of tan
tered baking dish. cover with J n jH a layer of Utile grains of
btitiered crumbs and bake t wenty I jdgntent which nppeur in tlteskin.
minutes in a not oven. (, tH. ,nort, tlu,n. nn. or u.M.
j pigment granules, t he darker the
K President Coolidge were the! coat or tan, and the less light can
fn' least bit vain, he would su press get through to Injure the skin be-
ilium Springs soon, and will give
the Ited Cross tests to all camp
lire girls wishing to take, then-,
free, or charg'1. , '
. Mr. Leaf will come to Cove to
give the tests, il being mo con
"venlent for Ihe girls lo go to Cox !
Ihun lo Undiinti Springs.
ro'K (Special) Mrs. H. I. Par- (
ker was hostess at un enjoyable,
party Saturday afternoon honoring,
her daughter,. Dorothy's, 1 fdn
birt Inlay anniversary.
The afternoon was spent
cames on the lawn of
home, after which i
1 he Marker
i-fre shmcnia
those photos of the
ten-gallon hat. ; m-ath.
1
porch.
were serve-i. jiaVP many clean-swe
The guests were Misses Carmen h.l8t.hat ,(llt )Vw on lhc
.',10.1 Jiiif I'.iiin-i, ,11-iui ,
Melba Mitchell, Vrrnona (Joodel'.
Dorothy Mills and Kstelia Illume;
Itoh nnd Waul Paige, Itichard Mi'
ler. Virgil Conley. Parker Sever:,
Mac I tees. Lester Peterman Dint
Harry Mitchell. ,
ps in In this day or labor saving de
front ' vices, w hy doesn't someone Invent
a note thul will renew Hself?
j Women Compile State Records of
The Underworld's "Who's Who"
Announcements
AM members and friends of Ol'-j
ver P. Morion Itelief Corps No. Ii?
are Invited to :ittend a tea to be. '
given al the hoiiu1 of Mrs. Julius,
Koeseh. comer of Kiilh street and(
Pennsylvania, avenue. Vcduesd:.y I
a flernoon.
The Women's Missionary society
of Ihe Pnglish Put hernn churcli
will mcM Wednesday aflernoon ai.
2 o'clock in the annex of the
church.
Tho White Itose club will mc' l
nt the home of Mrs. J. I.. Coiir'
ney. Hi' I Palmer street, tomorrow
evening nt 7::bi o'clock.
The l.oyal Sisters of the Chris
lian church will meet Wednesday
iifternonn at 2:Ito o'clock at 1 1 '
home .if Mrs. C. K. McPherson.
1 To:: avenue. Mrs. George Itoch
ester, Mrs. Vatight and Mrs. C. K.
Duffey aIM be the assistant hns-tesses.
P.vcrything can he proved by
statistics that can't be proved by
the Kible.
SILQUE
(pronounced silk)
For the Skin
A fragrant prep
aration for chapped
hands and face, rough
or dry skin.
50c
Moon Drug Co.
AK'ttt" IYr
The Owl Drug Oo.
AP11ANV, K. Y. (AD Women
are proving able assistants to (lie
Sherlock Holmes of New Vorfc
state.
The Pureau of Criminal Identi
fication of the New York State De
part mint of Correction Is "man
ned", by women, and "a woman is
chief or the bureau. Miss Clara
1.. Parsons, head of Ihe bureau
since Hi 14. was nt one time a
clerk in Ihe same department.
Pnder her supervision, womeh's
hands keep classified more than
:iui.immi cards- that tell nil there is
to know about Ihe "Who's Who"
or the underworld. and here
women's eyes look through micro-'
scopes at the prints fingers make
on clean paper.
Miss Parsons does not know why
the bureau relies entirely on wo
rn, n to do Its work, but alio dois
know they ore ns capable as men.
She admits some phases of crim
inal Investigation ate best left to
men.
Proud of Ihe efficient way In
which .her office assists police de
partments in checking up on crim
inals who are arrested in the Km.
pire State, Miss Parsons says:
"Quite often criminals with rec
ords in other states try to cover
up t heir delinquencies and evade
severe punish men Is wailing for
them as second, third and fourth
offenders. Hul our chck-up usual
ly revr-als their history."
Miss Parsons favors universal
finger printing. This practise, she
believes, won hi make it easy to
identify anybody imywhere. " The
possibility of mist a ken Identity,
she explains. Is only one In M tril
WILL GREET THEIR DADDY SOON
&2 Sk .jr" " - V
vW fa k:.
v-v
Presenting Hobby Jones .Ir., right months old, and h is siHter.
Clara Msilone Jones, vho will greet their daddy in New York
along with other Atlnutans when he returns frnrn Knglnnd. Noie
the efforts of young Hobby M prab the clubs! It's the Jones blood!
M
e to Luckies"
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Regan Stewart rcmarlcs to Grace Dahon
as he UiiUi a Lucky Strike while vciin'ng
for a gruu) of guests at The Ruling Club.
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s xy$ v
V,-:.:V.!'-
P' ., Giovanni. Martinelli,
famous tenor of
Metropolitan Opera,
cays:
"We who sing must be extra
cautious about our throats,
I get my greatest enjoyment
from Lucky Strikes because
I find they do not affect my
i Jiii..HMi;, li. 1.
voice.
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
toasted" no harshness, not a bit
of bite
No Throat Irritation -No Cough
JUL
4rm or
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