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1 Thursday,' July 19,1928
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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER -
Pare Three
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Society News
Dora B. Schilke . ;
i Club in Session
i At Park Yesterday
i One of the largest and most In
teresting unnuul meetings of the
Dora U. Bchllke Past Matron's Hub
of Eastern Oregon yet to be held
took place yesterday at Hlverstde
parK wnen me i urunue iwsi j proffrum wlth two of Its members
finatrons were hostesses to more , M numbprB. MH8 Murgaret
than 3 visiting club members from j MlUJ ft vion 8oUi. ,u,t.oimmn.
Klgln, Enterprise, Union and "uk-lt,(I ,iy Jlplhe TriM( um, MlM Mltry
ep . Vaughn Hendrlckson gave a read-
f The day was a hnppy one forliMtr Th ntiml,(fcl. ;.;. u eii-v-
members of the club, who convene
butt once dining- th year and
make that one meeting a thorough
ly delightful session. Including the
j.a Grande niembers more than u
Vere present, i
TJie visiting members arrived
about noon by car and wero greet
ed by the l.a Grande past matrons
,.... K.ir. ,1ii,.l
luncheon was spread.
f The yearly business meeting, at
whinh Mrs. f H. Khcrhurd, re
tiring president, was In charge, fol
WfiJ. .The following officers were
selected: Mrs; Kred. Savage, of Ku
.ferprlse, president;. Mrs. Walter
Y'ockV.of l.'nion, vice president; Mrs.
'harles 'Johnson, of Knterprlso,
ferrr-tary. and Mrs. Maude West,
xif Baker,- treasurer. .The Knter-'
.prise past matrons will be the hos
tesses next yenr and will entertain
at Wallowa lake. The retiring of
ficers bf the club ure Mrs. Kber-
iliard, president; Mrs. Ravage, vice
"president; Mrs. Mae Noyes,- secre
tary, and Mrs. Maude. West, of, Mak
er, treasurer. !
I The business meeting preceded
pn enjoyable program given by vis
itors' and La Grande folk. Mr.
Adams, of Canada, who Is visiting
In Baker with his mother, a mem-
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ber.of the organisation, - sang a
group of vocal numbers, with Mrs.
Oraoe itoss accompanying him. Mr.
AduitiB Is a radio performer und
a singer of note, und the rlub felt
it a distinct fuvor in having him
fop the program. , -,
Mrs. Charles Johnson, of Enter
prise, and Mrs. Lynn Hill, of Klgln.
gave readings. 1
The Kulnbow assembly of f,u
Grande, wus represented on the
ljr humorous skit given by the link
er past matrons.
Honor Four Guests
At Bridge-Luncheon
Kour out-of-lown guest were
- onn.liinpnte.l nt nn uttmctlv
Ilohnenkunip wuh hostess yesterday
aftfinoon to members of the Clio
elub at her home on First street.
The honor guests were Mrs. Karl
Stoddard, of New.. York. Mrs. G. U.
Duttoii, . of Porilond.- Mrs. A. V.
TJndgren,' , of Portland and Mr.
Havld Ktoddard, of Baker. ' ;
, The affair was one of Ihft pret
tiest of the summer, parties.' and
was made a pal tlrularly delightful
eyent because of tlie- preenct of
Die four guests, u.11 former, promi
nent, Iji Grande women. j
Guests wero seated at .luncheon
nt 1 : 1 1 o'cloek at small tables; A
plk and wjilte motif was suggest
ed in-the small table .hotuiuets of
summer 'flowers and In thei-plnk
organdy table covers. . ". "
Hix tables of brldgo wero nt play
for tl;o afternoon, Mrs. It. I- Mur
phy winning the club prize. Con
solation went to Mrs. Norman
$22'95
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COATS
Frees. The guest prise of the day
was won by Mrs. H. K, Dixon. AH
the honor guests were compliment
ed with prUtes. An out-of-town
guest of the afternoon was Mrs.
W. K. Helfrlch, who Is the guest
of Mrs. C.j H. Reynolds. She Is
from Portland.
. This is the rinaf, mailing of the
Clio- club until fair.
' With Mrs, iCdiia Cameron. noble
grand, nnd the other newly Install
ed officers, conducting lodge Jor
the first time, the Crystal Itebekah
lodge No. 50 met In a business ses
sion lust night at, t lie. Oild KeJIow's
temple. . Thf new' stff of folTtcers'
were complimented on the splendid
way In which they put on, the regular-lodge
work. Only routine bus
ineHS mailers were taken up. Thwe
was an atlcndunce of approxinnite
ly 40. ,
An overnight hike to Mt. Kmlly
will be taken next Ra I unlay und
Suiday. July 28 and by ment-)ift-ty
of the Kucujawea cum pf lie
grpup wllh their guurdlan, Mrs.
Keif H. Awes, To detufl pluns for
the hike the group met 'last eve
ning with their guardian, follow
ing, junior ehoh practice. '
' The hike will present an oppor
tunity to the rampflre girls to earn
a number of cum pf ire honors und
this phase of the trip is to be par-
llculurly stressed. Kvery hiker will
have . a ' chance to. earn 16' tent
craft .. -bonors. Three out-of-door
hOttors thai are speelal distinctions
In cumpfire work will be attempted
by trio group. The first honor, that
6f fagKol -finder, will no doubt be
.earned by , -several of tho, girls
while rhe i five - who have . already
earned that will try for the traln
muker. Koine of the group will
also try for some of the require
ments of the gypsy honor, the third
and highest of the triad. While it
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will, be possible for "the girls to'
earn tho faggot-finder , or:' trail-.
maker In entirety,- It will not" bo
possible for them to make all th
requirements for the gypsy honor
on this one trip, but they have u
chance to get somo of them.
Mm. i'ted Gehrlng, a guardian,
will accompany the group on the
trip and some of Miss Minnie Hoi,
man's group' will. als6 make the
long hike. . The group will meet
again Monday at 2 o'clock to make
additional . preparations for the
trip.
, . . '
, Th Mission Sludy class';of 'the.
ItapUst church bad an Ulteresting
meeting at the church", yesterday
uflernoon with Mrs. R. llappei
sett, the leader. In charge. Mrs.
George lhrwurd wuh hador of the
illwusyion for t lie day. , The class
Is studying "'The. New Africa." ;i'hey
took up lvo chapters yeslerday.
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Announcements
The W. R. C. will huve a regular
meeting Saturday at 18 o'clock.
Mrs. Laura lavls Is chairman of
the day. .
M.ENUS
Hy Klsu-r lary
nitKAKKAHT Peaches, cereal
cooked with dates, f cream,' eggs
poached fu milk, grahum 'toast,
milk, feoffee. ' 1
'licWcHlX)'' Macaroni with
peanut butter, mock cuuliflowet
sh redded . let t uce m lad, coidt les,
lemonade, '
iHNNKIt Ttoast leg of Iamb,
browned potatoes,, new peas In
cream, raspberry ' parfull,. plain
cake, milk,- cotfee. -
What no other cigarette can offer, you actually get in Lucky
Strike. Toasting does it remember that! Those elements
which cause throat irritation are driven out by toasting. A t the
same time this extra process thoroughly matures the tobacco.
. The recipe for mock cauliflower
will, appeal tp many women who
have mor radlr.hes In their gur
Kns thun the fumt will eat. The
housekeeper in the small town oft
en confronts a il earth of vegetables
In her market but the long whle
nullah la usually present and quite
cheap. . t
. Three cups diced radishes, 3
tablespoons butter, 1 tablespoons
flour, 44 teaspoon suit, 1 cups
milk, teaspoon pepper; paprika,
parsley,
i Wush rndlshea thoroughly and
cut In. dice.. Cook until tender 'In
boiling water to which 1 teaspoon
salt und 1 teaspoon sugar have ben
added. Drain. Melt butter, stir In
flour and when bubbling slowly udd
milk, stirring constantly. Jlrlng lo
the bolting point am) add prepuwd
radishes. Heuson with suit end pep
pen nnd udd paprika to make faint
ly pink.. Turn Into a serving- dish
and sprlykle with m'lnoed paisley
to serve.
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