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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 14, 1927)
'T ('! Friday, October' 14, 1927 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Page Thrc V Chapter I, f E. 0. Honors Organizer, Mrs. Mary Husted Honoring Mrs. Mary Musted, of Portland, atato organiser, members uf Chapter I of l K. O. enter tained ut luncheon .yesterday uft- crnaon at 1 o'clock ut the Koley hotel. About 20 of tin chapter mcin bi rs were present for the luncheon. after which they Vent to the home of Mrs. A. L. Iticluird,son, president of Chapter I. where a short bum nesa session was held and Initiatory work was put on for the- stutc of ficer. x MiS. II listed gave an Interesting talk during the afternoon, emplia BizInK the supreme convention of 1. K. AJ. which she attended in Oklahoma City. Hlie 1h now - route to her home In 1'ortland from the convention city. The rooms of the Richardson home ".were prettily decorated for the -afternoon, many bouquets of rjuses and asters being used. Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Appleby en tertained the members of the C"0 club at a 7 o'clock dinner last ove tiiitir ut their home on 1'I rat street. ' t- Arter a two-course dinner six tables of bridge were enjoyed for the remainder of the evening. Mrs. Jlal Hohnenkamp made high won j among.' the women club members I and tle men's club prise, watt won, i by Norman Frees. Mr.' and Mrs. C. A. Iteaver, par ents of the hostess, were the only guesls present, and were given the I guest prizes. ... I Houquets of red roses were used to decorate the rooms. - ,- i An attractive party took place last evening ut the home of! Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Siegrlst on Wal nut street, when they entertained the members of the Alpha club ut a bridge-dinner. Covers were laid for 20 around one large table arranged In the dining room of, the home, on which pink roses were- used as u center piece. , Rohcs were also used to ri'-coratc the other rooms of the home. A three-course dinner was served at 7( o'clock, afler which bridsc vas played at five tables, rs. H. ,M. May made high score among the women players and the men's prize went to William Hlegrist. Lodge Convention Will Be Tomorrow 1 The last meeting previous to the lloyal Neighbors'- .district conveu-. Hon., which wtll.ue , Uelo here 4ov morrow, will be this evening when an adjourned session will be- hekl at the home of the oracle,' Mrs. t 'ante- Katoft. 20 Hi Cedar street. The members will ballot on candi dates at that time and complcl" ot her business preparatory to the convention. l'laus for the convention weiv finisht d Wednesday evening, when, I in- regular lodgi session w as held, with the district deputy, Mrs. Inn a Ktibler in attendance. About 50 nie'iihtrs were present for the meeting and Mrs. George Meerve was elected convention delegate. ' About 250 women are expected he-re for the convention tomorrow.' coming from every town In tin district, which includes HakCr, Vn-: Ion, Wallowa and 1' mat Ilia coun ties. ' The convention will be held In the 1. ). O. K. lodge rooms, an 1 will open at j)0.-:ti) o'clock In the morning... Mrs. Ida Hamblen, stale superintendent, will be among those present.- , O. A. , forvallis. Ore., Oct. I 4 . l-'reda Klopensteln, of l.ti (lrand. hat been Heeled vice president of the Madrigal club, the womais musical organization on the cam-' pus. Other officers elected weie. Cert rude Skow, of -Portland, presl ilenl; Itose Mary McMuilen. of ICu gene, secretary; Myi nle Clayton, of Enterprise, treasurer, and Hllwi beth .Simpson, of J'endlelon, IfbrL rian. The- Madrigal club and the men C.lee club have begun work under the direction of Paul Petri, pro fessor of music. I hiring the yeer operettas will be produced by the two -clubs and a probable lour of the state wit! be taken. A birthday party" was given on Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. Por ter Dial in honor of her son. Janus. The afternoon was spent playing games, after which refreshments were served by the hostess, assist ed by Miss Gwendolyn Kuueett. Those present were Adrian Itass- FREE FACIALS Mrs. Whitman, the specialst of the Krank Mfg. Co., will be with use one more day. Moon Drug Co. Atrrntt For The Owl Drm ; CO. muaacn, Ike Wells, Joint KUwr iild, Boblilc Hurnctt; Kddlu Huff. Marian Huff. A. 1). Heed Jr., Don aid Pllwunild. Jlnunle SuylinR. Uobble Kitzei-ruld. Lola lOlliult. Al ludeen Ay cms, Doris Ayres, Kino gw Wels. Jean Wllhelni. i'liar lotte Nell Ilnrnitt, Vivian Kuueett. Leila See, t'l.lllleen Dial, Hetty Mi. tund. Mm. A. 11. Heed, Mrs. Wil liam Kltmruld, .Mrfc J. I. Kit- eeruld, .Mis. J. K. 1'ltxgvruld, umlj tho hostess. Mrs. Putnam Hostess ' To Church Class1 , Jewelry ! MrB, It. I.. I'utnant entertained tile members of theNYountf Peo ple's Kunduy srliool elass of the Pans latest ensemble is tlio Kn (.'entml Clirlsilan ehuieli Wednes- man gold set ol necklace, euirliiKs day evening at her home on l'ene-j and bracelet. lliind-liaminerod, sylvania uvenue. Mis. rutnam is they aro igi exact reproduction o( (ho new teacher of the clas and j old Rymnn links and como in Bo tho ineetluB us held lo umke ' ' man sold finish. make plans for the year's work and reorgunize the itroup. j j.ouls Slundley, und Alls. Irwin Modt of the evcnlnKw-ns spent Aloss. disellflslnB plans, afler 'which the hostess served refreshments. i Carnation Club Meets at Tiffin Honoring the luth birthday un-j nlversary of Mls Mildred Court-1 ney. Mr. and Mrs. Lester t'ourl- - ney entertained at a hirtlulay din-1 Mrs. Olive Kenneda and Mrs. ner party Vediuday evening at Ernest Wuldon entertained tlie their home on liiuii X uvenue. M'arnalion club last evening wii h Covers were laid for 10 around an S o'clock dinner at The. Tiffin, a prettily decorated dinner table. The tables were cleverly decorated the centerpiece of which v:ts in aeeordance with the Hallowe'en jC large birthday cake. After din- season, black and orange belntf the ner card naeins were enjoyed. predoinlnutinK colors. Those present were Mr. and Mis.; A two-course dinner was served, William Lilly, Mr. and Mis. L. Dial, after which a short business sen Miss Jean Courtney, Kldun Shan-' sion was held, presided over by non, Oscar Miller, Miss Mildred the president. 'Mrs. 10. l Heassler. Courtney and Mr. und Mrs. Lester Klve tables of bridge were- then Courtney. . j formed for the. remainder of thh ,; ', ' . '. ' " r ''evening. High score was, made by ! Mrs. Clark VVe-bb and the. second The. Allcel Ladles'. Aid society ,-i.e went to Mrs. C. K. Wale. Mrs. Harry Owen received tlie consola tion prize . Mrs. Heassler and Mrs. Clark Webb will be the November hos tesses to tho club. . Princess Jilts Royalty; Favors Young Officer NliW YOHK. Oil. M (Al1) -rrlneess lieana,' slender, blue-eyed, is-year-old daughter nf Howa.sic Queen Marie, of' Kumaula, is im ported to have thrown over pros pects of marriage with the Prime of Walcif. King Horis of Itulearia or mine other member of royalty to elope with an obscure naval I lieutenant of her own country, j Dispatches to Hie V!iuln.sl. r ' fluzette. of London :i ml I "i w ork Kventng Post say the rumor has, social ami governmental" el -T cles In Uucharest by the ears a0 t hat tho royal household bus is sued u decree forbidding the Itu inanlan newspapers fi-otn printing accounts of "Journtys of any mem ber of the royal family." .Missing Tor tu. lleana has been missing for some days from her usual haunts, 1 1n illsiateh to the Post yald. and wis thought to be on a yacht in t lie Hlaek sea. She Is sold to have be come acquainted with (he naval lieutenant when ho was aiih- de camp to her father, the late King Ferdinand. The young officer, deserllu 1 iim handsome and of courtly manner. did not find his duties at the palace xaetiuK, tlie tli.spatch added, and im proved his time by cultivating Ilea nu, succeeding to the extent or winuiiik her huiul, Tho govern ment did Its utmost to prevent their elopmeut beeomlng known, but it finally leaked out. . , , cooked spinach. The tripe should be cooked und shredded the night before und the spinach washed uJid 'In Its kettle for cooking. The votfc-table will cook while making tlie.sauw. Sea son the spinach-with salt,-lemon Juice und butter,,. , MENUS bles of bridge wen at play. Mrs. Hubert Cole made high score and tin consolation pi i;;-1 went to Mrs. Karl Hough. The rooms were elerly deeor utcd In keeping with tin HtHmv- e'eu season. Purple and gold col-J ored asters were the- flowerN- us-'d; Hy sister Mary I : I : K A K CAST Kipe pea rs. re nal, ereaiu, creamed tripe with spinach, corumeul muffins, milk, coffee. LI XCH ICON ' tletober vege table puree, croutons, stuffed egg salad, baked quinces oji spongo take with cream, inllk. tea, '1)1 NN Kit Krlcawae of nibbit. ma.hed potatoes, creamed onions, ealtbage and orange salad, maplo inousw, milk, coffee. Vrcnmcd Til a With Sphmcli One pound tripe, 1 Spanish onion, 2 taldespoons butler, 1 M tablespoons flour, . 1 cup milk, pnpi lUa, 2 cups conked spinach. Wash tripe and boll until ten der, . about four hours if fresii tripe is used and 20 minutes If pickled tripe is chosen. Change water twice for either vurlety. Cut cooked and cooled tripe Into thin shreds about an inch long. Melt butter and cook onion cut In thin sliees until tender. Add tripe und shake over the fire until vefc-y hot. Sift over flour und stir with a fork until absorbed. Slowly add inllk, stirring constantly. Cook until Kiuee bolls. Add paprika to make pink and more ailt If necessary Pour into a hot deep platter and surround wll h a border of hot Coolldgo deems a , special ses sion of congress "unnecessary." Isn't he a gentleman, though! Ill NDHI DS OF KOI NTAIX PLNS SOLD Just think, u real Helf-Kllllng I'Vftmtuln Pen for only ttHcl They come In four sizes und four colors; free Initials put on each pen pur chased. Also 25c allowance will be made on old fountain pens. We opened up yesterday and ulready hundreds of pens have, been sold. Come In und try one. Mr, Stew art, factory representative, who Is at the Itoyal Barber Shop, will have tlie pen display today, Satur day and Monthly. Adv. THE TUB DRESS SHOP Showing new Fall styles in Home Frocks. Q All at our low price. .; $1.98 w ;:i PUTMAN'S La Grande's Exclusive Ready-To-Wear Millinery & Shoes .. FACE POWDER If the face powder you now us does not stay on long enough to suit you does not keep that ugly shine uway Indefinitely does not make your skin colorful like a pen eh try Hits new wonderful special Preach Process Face Powder called MKLLO-OLO. Hemember the-name MKLLO-GLO. There's nothing like It. (lias's Drugs, inc. Adv. All The Makin's- Of a good doughnut go into them. Resides, they arc fried in pure vegetable oil. Just try some, today then you'll agree with us -.We make real ones. .' ... Mead's Cottage Do-Nut 'Get them after 6 at the Yellow Dog next door met yesterday afternoon nt th. home of Mrs. J. W. Lytic, wilh about HO members in attendance. A short business meeting was pre sided over by the president, Mrs. Kverett . Wullslnger. after which several talks were given- by mem bers of the society on the work of the aid. .. (lames were enjoyed later dn the, afternoon, followed by refresh-' Mrs. Krank Miilnnr was hostess at a bridge-luncheon Wednesday afternoon at her . Itomi ut ljil7 Adams avenue. A three-course mcnts served by the hostesses. Mrs. luncheon was served early In the Lytic, Mrs. Herbert Speckhart. Mrs. afternoon, after which three Li- IT'S SO DELICIOUS! Nothin' Like Meadow Harvest! A butter with a reputation for always being good ! It is made under the most sanitary meth ods and from the purest ingredients. Ask" for Meadow Harvest you can get it at the leading markets and grocers. UNION CREAMERY 1112 Jefferson Ave. Main 122 sP Shoe !i ecials Special Price on , Latest Slippers and Oxfords lii:,rh and low heel v . $4.85 This is the regular $r.75 to $(.50 shoe. . ASK TO SEE THE NEW $5.i)5 SHOE Formerly sold for 6.50 and $6.95 New shipment of CHO-SAN Silk Hose just received. Newest shades Sandust, Lotus, Dawn, Glow, rorcelaiu, Moonlight and rearl Blush , , j. ,., .. .$1.09, $U0,: $1.05 , , - n '1; Tlie Bootery it NOW! is tlie time and you must act quickly if you want to buy lamps put in a very convenient carton. , Two 100s and Two 10's Three (50's Two 25's all nine contained in the Home Lighting Hand v Box for only , $2.47 Eastern Oregon Light & Power Co. " "Always At Your Service'' ! COLONIAL I I THH I'' A 'M 1 1 . V !: VT I '. I IT A I N M 10 NT B TODAY ONLY THE THRILL OE THRILLS! A Mystery I'iclure That Will Keep you in suspense CHARLES BSISTCHISOti supported by ALICE CALHOUN -FORD STERLING" LI LA LESLIE -OTTO LCDERER 'BEN WALKEFb in dl Cyclone-Vast Stonj Mthn Whirlwind Finish Pafhepicture , 1-. 10c 'and 25c Comedy "Ebbing Tide" rathe News 10c and oc ivi Atn v into iuits: Anyone can cut hair. AM one needtj Is u pair of hcIh aor, y 1 Int. to cat hair ho as to brills out the full beauty nf your features Is angUiur thln. HeyuaudH' cut hair to your own IniltvUlualily. I'Iioih' Main 7 Nil roi nplHiliitmciitH REYNAUD'S ' Beauty Shop New Foley. Bldg.' TTOFTT A LOWER PRICED SERVICE STORE 10 lbs. Sugar .:......;.........:1;..:....:.72 2 lbs. Walnuts, new crop. 1 .:....:...67 1 lb. Citron PeeL, ..::.....49? Cauliflower, large heads ....:......15d Cranberries, 2 lbs....L... ...........,.......u...A5 Italian Prunes, flat boxes !.......60 Quince, lb. '. ;:.....:........:....10 New stock of Raisins and' Peels " Fresh Dressed Rhode Island Red Fryers ' , Don't forget to phone your orders in early and we will deliver them to you by 10:30. Store open at 7:30 a. m. : ;,. Many Bargains Listed on Want Ad Page CHAIN STORES Phone Orders. Main Dl We Deliver $2.50 Orders No Sacrifice In Quality Stone's never sacrifice Quality for cheap prices. Guaranteeing every item, we sell, we could not afford to do this. You will find in our stores well-known brands of food that reflect a saving in price to the consumer. Check our unusual savings for Saturday and Monday and then make us a visit. BREAD Made in La Grande. V., Lb. Loaves 10 Oleomargarine Swift's Quality Spread 2 Lbs. 39 FLOUR Sperry hard wheat. 49 Lb. Bag v , $1.79 STONE'S COFFEE Equal to the finest canned coffee at a substantial saving in price. 1 Lb. Bag 456 3 Lb. Bag ...$1.29 PANCAKE FLOUR All the self-rising kinds, easily prepared. No. 10 sack Sperry's..(5c Lrg. pkg. Aunt Jem. JJ5; 3 Lbs. Sperry's 25 3 Lbs. Albert 25 STONE'S SYRUP The finest cane and maple, blended especially for hot cakes and waffles. K Gallon 89c 1 Gallon $1.59 SOAP P. & G. the white naptha. CQC 9.0 T?nra 20 Bars PEAS No. 2 cans Standard Bullseye. AQp 4 Cans for - 4J CORN' No. 2 cans Extra Standard. AQn i Cans for :.- HJ TOMATOES Large No. 2' cans AQn Standard, 4 Cans -. HJ CRACKERS 3-Lb. boxes Salted or 07P Plain Sodas : . ::.. J' SOUP Campbell's assorted flavors, 0QC at Stone's, 3 Cans : LU BROOMSv-$1.00 value, med. weight. 70c 5-sew broom for PI X E A PPLE Large No. 2 ia cans, 7QC broken, 4 Cans PEANUT BUTTER Hoody's quality 9 in bulk, 2 Lbs, for 0J WESSON OIL Very fine for frying AQC or salad making. Quart cans CAULIFLOWER Solid white heads 10 Lb. ORANGES Sweet and juicy 2 doz. 55 POTATOES I Local Netted Gems 50 Lbs. 69S
