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ThursdayOctober 6, 1927 LA GRANDE - EVENING OBSERVER PaeeThrev Society News 1 MENUS Mrs. Bohnenkamp ; Gives Wednesday " Bridge-Luncheon ll- KUIcr' .Mary ut the home of .Mrs. c. K. Kilns, hollo, l ri,-,. uiiii i-hnm,..,! ny. c orner ot S.xlh iroit und 1 uvenue, c,.HOm.,' I e a s t p .1 arnluim rolls, I ottvcd und niaile Into sihaII bulls I Anil ,hill,,,l fni nl., hour. Tllt melon ImllH anil chpt'st hulls are then wrveil on U'ttuce with .French ilres.iInK poured owr the whole. jmil I'lo .f The Garden tor display. . x flve-lnrh pot fori a Koudstxcd hulh is about the'rlghll size. (Jive broken crock for drain-I age, press the soil firmly about the) (bulb, ,tho , crowi) of the bulb be- Wednesday 'SSJX'l''IIT ""'' - iwSB'S'SST; ge-Luncheon E V,ri-i. "Jrri5SJ VrrS rTta .h BOUP ,,0ltonS' "0ttgc Cheese and buklnC p0W(It.r ,tiHt.utt ,loV.K ve bil.lifc-lum-lH.on '..J,. ' " PPP"'" Bnndwlrhea. botli 1 penr Vcel unions nnd cook, unci Ail attractive bridge - luncheon wan given- yesterday afternoon at lioiup of Mia. J lu I Rohncnkamp on (,lrst street, when she was hos tess to the cilo club. I. I ,W A I IIP Irt "J 111 lUMMi ' i I,... I,...- ..i...,,. ,, .h. n filxtoen, small white on loiis 1 I '1" noil half an Inch from the cupy diced cold roust lamb. 'm-lw1, of uMuu amnUv return f(lP ! 'f lt- t Klv room for teaspoon the cure u M; the hyacinth. " . WMr .' - . IMIJM- Nuthlnir I ni..i uillyMn.r in t, AllOl", lielllg UlltlVfl. HP. me pillS flour. way of color ami fragrance. Now J may ho, hurled upon a bed of ashes (lOUKn, l(H hn tiniA In tilunl htilh fm win. i onions nmi took, Hiicuvcrcu, or huurds with five or hIx Inches! of Kt 11 above them until freexlng 5 Luncheon was served at 1 : 1 5 after the business session. Mrs. ft. uiiuuui rxrrvmea ana u utisim-ss .iiimLiinin- ii.l. mud,' tor the annual buiaur to be ' , ,' LTIw n.!!!! i "' 7. ""' "?? '''J'S".!." !'',,",!!0."m'"" .H!,ri"k" ',h"'-t ! "fa0.orV ,.art,..or, they ., h.; hlii Uio 3 ' . . - ' - iuim mu imuumiiii'ini ukmuh uin. hum uu:r unu. muiii H(t Ufffly III U flJU'K CIOHPl Or Ot)llnr iinii J't-v, d, hull uti In .I t pnuh nl mil i mil lilt i . . , i. ........ i ... i. i.. ..... " ueinov' nieui irom laiiiu mmr. ; v - iukim ner unu HiiriiiKit over toniii- wh n l in Iml im mnk- fnniM. "nv ler bone with coltl water unil nitnR toea. J'our over lamb broth nlitl , will Mtnrt .uctlvn .top urnwlh In in sIlKhtly sailed bollhiK water-un- meat with a lnyor of poeh'd and Weathir JtetH In. one of the mont : A Hallowe'en party wus enjoyed xii It U coffee. o'clock, covers belne laid for lii at lableH prettily decorated In a color scheme of blue und tfold. Marl- Kohls nnd dHiihinluiii wcr flowers used. HridKc was played at four'Uibles out to the lust detail. t noneae inemn, is cut m ihiim , slowly to the boiling polnU .R.m- cover with a sheet oft dotiglwibout Svunx six tu el'hl eek. AVhen the .. ... ' , hn t Z on" ,nurlhat,',i m ,vno" dreSMiiiK m.r ,01. SH ,(niit(.H. ; Then shbul l Inch thick. Hake 0 inhuitis , blunt nose Is pushed well out of the ; h :,,, .V .y , , . , ., , Ior on' nour ' ,eam rm,,s' IH be i cup or broth. ToVer onlona In a hot oven und serve from bal.bulb, brhiK them to the llphl hut me sneak. .Miss clda, 1 card (.0mhlii.d wiih chmmed nuia mi t ... . ......- ..t .i. i.i.u ... i... .uUk - . ...... .1 ..n .....n 1 tho ave a readlnB. 1 ,M " - ) , "v ' The Huilowe'on Idea was curried 1 I'he KUC3rl following luncheon. .Mrs. Chase wore met at the dobr by Khots an 1 llnhueukainp made hiffh score ushered into the rooms, which were Oiiiohk the club members and Mrs. Charles Jtcynolds won the guct niUe. Mrs. Archibald Clark, of Porl Innii. who lias been Isirinff here with her parents, .Air, anil Mis. O. 10, Silverthorn, will un otit-of-ton KNPSt, : ' ' ' The first .meetliiB1 of the llelo- decorated In keepings with the oc cusion. He fresh men ts, which wenij servea ny tiic now teases at tne close of thw proKrum, co nl 0 l ined with Hie decorations. ' The next meellmf of the society will be ut tho home-of Mrs.-'Wall-fdiKfor. ' 1 , ' '; ' " About - 5 women, Including a piala llridtfe club this season vas number of quests, uttendhd the rir hehl yesterday attiM-noon at th-tular met'llns of the Uulics' Aid so homn.or the relirinw president Mrs. dety of the Klrsl ITesbytcrian Oscar; Johnson. Three tables-weie. church yesterday afternono. the day at play during the afternoon and at J behif? known as "t-luest day.'"- The liieetlnK was held In the com munity room and )C officers of 1 the society entertained. A business session was held during ..the, early the close of Die card gumes u show-el- was' Riven by the, .members In honor of the hostess. Mrs. George McVey made hUch score and' the consolation prize' part of the afternoon, presided oyer went to Mrs. Clyde Charlton. Mrs. Jby the president Mrs.-John 'Thei (iuy Moss was a guest of the club, f Kenr when plans were discussed for During'u short business session the annual bazaar.- which will be Mrs. Oenver Charlton was elected J known as t "Chorch Klr'! and will president of the club and Mrs. nel- Ui llainden was reelected as press correspondent. At the clos of the afternoon a two-course luncheon was served. Mrs. Jlarnden will be the next hostess I o the club, Wed nesdn y, t)ct. III. Y. W. E. A.' Meets in Methodist Church . About Co members of the Young 'women's Kdiicationul auxiliary of the . Kirst Methodist Kplscopul church gathered in the church basement Tuesday evening, when the second meeting of the auxil iary this season wus held theie. with Miss Arta Verity us chulrmun of the committee In charge. ' "The Best Khort Stories of the year" was the program subject jvhlch was Introduced by Miss Ver ity after the little Misses Jean lieuum ami Ruth Maguire sang a duet number. T Two short stories were rend din ing (he evening and Miss Henri Her tug told something of the uuthot of t-acli. Miss (tilth Johnson read Wtubbles" by Wilbur Daniel Steele iind Miss Nell Mahaffey reud the travelogue by King l.ardner. J Miss Dorothy Urowiilou played a piano solo and Miss Myrtle Wll- fock sang two selertions. Kol lowing the program the re iualnder of (he evening was spent .Visiting, during which time refresh pienls were served by the commit lee members.' Members of I he com- inllteo, besides Miss Verity, were: lUiss Kdrts Maguire. Miss Frances fleng-r. Miss Nell Mahaffey. Miss ilenri Hcring and Mrs. J.ucllle Peterson. A short business session during iho eurly part of the evening wrs presided over by Miss Anelta John son, president, with Mrs. it. K. Ty ler acting as secretary. There will be a musical program at, the next meeting of the auxiliary Tuesday, Nov. 1. "The Harvest Kesllvnt"' will bo the progrnm sub ject. Mrs. Claude Cooper Is chair man of the committee in charge., ' vj , Miss Kdris Maguire was hostess tin the, high school girl graduates Sunday school class of the First l'resbyterlan church last evening nt the home of her mother, Mrs. S. K Morgan. A business meeting was conduct ed hy the cluss president. Miss Lil lian Sims, when It was decided to take up a short study at the social meetings of the class, the work to begin nt the next meeting, which ivlll be Tuesday, Oct. U. ut the home of Miss Mildred Hoyt. A book on the life of Christ will be re viewed, each member of the class reporting on one chapter. ' Plans- w ere" also discussed for a rummage sale to raise money for a Christmas box. ; . Hefreshments were served by the hostess, nssisted by her sister, Avis tinnier, before adjournment. . Ladies' Aid Enjoys Hallowe'en Party The tallies' 'AM society of the First Methodist Kplncopnl church niet yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock be held Krlduy," Nov. iS. A musical protrrune followed the business hour. .Mrs. H.' N. Ashliy sang two numbers, accompanied by Mrs. A. K. Kilimun. at the piano, nnd .Mrs. Klorence J-yncli . Miller, played two violin solos, accompan ied by .Mrs." Lynn Wrlfrht. ' After the proKinm a sociable wna enjoyed, the timet belli set aside lor the members of the society to Bet acquainted 'with the visitors, ltelreshments were served 'by the committee In cliarRn of which Mi;s. Colon H. Eberluird w-as' chairman, and the oilier members were', Mrs. Walter Nowland, -Mrs. Oscar Poarch. Mi's. John Telsen .Mrs. It. !". -Murphy, Mrs. Krank Jackson. .Mrs. C. W. .niliKiier, lr. Margaret liie-le. Mrs. W.'C. Perkins. Mrs. W. H. Guild, Mrs. J. 1'. Morelock an.i .V1IS. U. J'.. Dlivei inui ii. SOAP SPECIAL A Two-Pound Bar of AMMEXI CASTILE SOAP 59 This soap is import ed . from France by the' Owl Drug Co. Moon Drug Co. Ar" i"or Hm Owl Ua. s Announcements Clmpler.' 1 of I 10. O. Will meet Krlday afternoon at 1 : If,, o'elocl; at the homo, of Mrs. I:V It. Appleby with MibJ Ueorffe M. IllrnlC as as--slstant hostess., " f i ; ' An adjourned meetlnB of I lle ltoy1 al Neldhbors will be held at thd Klrst Mi'tboillst ' Kplscopal chur.-lt basement ,'iiiluy eveniiiB nl i, o'clock. All .members Olid officers; are tirecd .lo ! present. .' 1 A "shake down" will be held to night at the Methodist Kplscopu church ? bascinciHI All 'members are cordially .invited to allend. A special Invitation has been extend-1 ed to the youilk' peoiile oi iiio church. . . Tho reeiilnr hieetlnif of the Women's society of the Klrst Bap-' tist church will be held tomorrow afternoon at the church. The meel- Ing was first announced to takei place nt tho home ot Mrs. uien nr.in'nn the 'rove-Island tity high way. 'but wus changed because of the illness of Mr. itlcharns. MAItltll.n IV I'lllKt'O SAN KllANCIHCO, Oct. 0. (AP) Hohert E. Slrnhorn, bulkier of the Oregon ralirornia and Kastem railroad, and Miss lluby Garland, San l'ranclsco business woman and world Iraveler, were married herd late yesterday. ,' , The ceremony took place In tho Borgia rooms of the St. Francis hotel with the Kevl William Juil-son- Boone, president of the Col lege of Idnho and a close personal friend of Slrnhorn, officiating. About two score close friends and members of the families or tho bride and groom were present. Following a -buffet slipper at the hotel, Mr. and Mrs. Strahorn went aboard Mr. Strnhorn's private car to begin the first stages of a round the world trip. f ktmmmK-.&xs. 1 Wood l golnit lo lie scarce. In fact. It K almuly ntrw very lianl to find. W have none to sell, bill If m hol, I would ailvlH J" In buy It riirtit au-ay. ' Kliiiiiclm am Kiilng fn-l. So ix Die cailo'ud or llKlflllg. Tills Is all ror today. ' I. S. talrr in Hie day A ramutr Jii-4 railed bl and said, "Take orders for dry oondwood di'- llteml to nwr door al SM.OII a rnnl. Call up tlx- I'rntc l,nnil r t o. ami ne will lakn jinir orders for liim. . Claude C. Pratt Lumber Co. Wr Sen For Cash "The Poor Man's Friend" THE COAT FASHIONS THAT ARE FAVORED BY THE FASHIONABLES A re the Coat Fashions ' - Sent Us bu CONDE If it is Quality only that ; you want you'll find it; i in many coat collections .... But if if s that delec- j table note of Difference; j that savors of Smartness, Individuality Style . j ... you will find pleasure in your inspection of) these Conde coats.v . ! kt &nM '4 PUTMAN'S La Grande's Exclusive Ready-To-Wear " . :. ,y . i Millinery & Shoes t tJ the flower-Hk ' spike ' Is well ; through the neck of the bulb. A I little weak majiure water wl)l help ' nt this Stage. IF Clrowdng .'ih fibre Irt bowls, is another popular method and an at tractive one. The .prepured fibre will absorb a lot of mblsture und It should be well moistened with rain jjvuter tmtir saturated before' being placed In the bowls, Jt will tnke r'VprJ rtays to;,'; do this.- Turn the flbrn ho Unit it; will he mntsLened easily. ' V';',:. ' . V. i1 Growing In the upecinlly mnnii fnc'(tirert glaHiHes,,seftms to be In orensing tn popularity nnd ft is n most convenient method Set the bulbs away, lit the dark to make fools just ns If phi n ted In enrth or fibre. I'he progress of the roots may' he watched nnd as sonns Lnar is an iiicn ur iwu in virni growth, bring them to the light, subdued nt first, until the buds lire welt by the neck of the bulb. 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