La Grande evening observer., December 08, 1928, Image 3

Saturday, December 8, 1928.
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Tagc Three
Society, News
ijoyable Dinner
3ridge Given. At .
H. K. O'Brien Home
Ir. mid Mrs. H. K. O'Brien en
ulncd with a delightful dinner.
Ikc last niffht at their home on
O avenue. The tables wei
ucltvtdy decorated with pink
luvciidar chrysanthemums
latioiiN in bud vasus.
welve tubh-H were ul play dur
the evening. Mrs. A. L. Hid-,
ion received first prlr.e for Mich
for women and Mrs. W. K.
id received second. . .
hurlrs Hot h m won first for men
H.trvey l Matthews received
ml. Dr. i,ee Houvy waa award
consolation. .
'(. W. S. Harer whs host" lo
a group of friends la4t night at
hw , home on 17'7 Cedar street.
Two tables were at play. Mrs. i
S. Ivanhoe ,mudi high score. kt
freshtnentH were served by the hos
tess. -
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About 16 members or the l K.
O. chapter In Ia Grande met yes
terday for a delightful luncheon
and afternoon al the home of Mrs.
H. A. Zurbrtck, with Mm. Zurbrick
and Mrs. Itobwt Kaktn hontrsses.
Mrs. Harry Waggoner, of Iluker.
formerly of La Grande, gave an
interesting review of the book.
"Tht Cabin at the Trail's Knd," by
Sheba Hargruavc, Oregon writer.
Thc llclomala club was enter
tained yesterday afternoon by Mrs.
Wulter Terry at her home. Three
tables of' bridge were at play witli
first prize for high score going to
Mrn. James Oneal tint! second to
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RED CROSS DRUG
STORE
n The .
New Telephone Directory
Should now be in your
home
Please consult same before calling
numbers,, as there are a good many
number changes; " 7 "
WEST COAST TELEPHONE CO.
Mrs.-Art W'eagc). . rut pie and Rold
was used as an utti active color
scheme. .
After the cards . u two-course
luncheon was i served. The next
meet lug of the club will be held
Dec. 17 ut the home of Mrs. Uncul.
.
Among the earhVs! of this seas
on's Christmas . parties was that
held by the Lucky lHKil . club
Thursday ut. the home of Mrs.
Hanford with Mrs. C. H. Griffin.
Mis. H. i. Smith, Mrs. Hulph Trill.
Mrs. Ktnzle.und Mrs. .Krlls, assist
ant hostesses.
Santa fluutt came tn to greet the
women ut the appropriate hour and
delivered gifts to each of the
KU.c-.Hts.
The next meeting 'will be held a(
t,ho home of Mrs; Smith Jan. 4.
Mrs. Leal Russell
Entertains Club
The Junior H ridge club was en
entertaiued yesterday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Leal Kusscll.
Three tables were at play with club
prize going to Mrs. Audiuer IMayle
and consolation to Mrs. HIH'Tem
plcton. Mrs. Lynn Iarsen and Mrs.
Krancta Gre-ullch were guests of tho
afternoon, Mrs. L-ursen receiving
guest prize.
DecoratioiiH consisted of gold
and white chrysanthemums. A
luncheon was served by the hostess
after the cards.
Klection of officers whs held
Thursday afternoon when 'the 01.
A. of U. I. K. met at the knlghta of
I'ythias hall. Mrs. Cunllffe was
elected p reside n t and M i'h. ' Hull
was panted vice president. Vl'hc
other officers elected were as fol
lows: Mrs. I'aus. secretary; Mrs.
HradHhaw. treasurer; Mrs. C. Hum
phreys, Insurance secretary; Mrs.
Kbell, chaplain; Mrs. Iane, guard
Mrs. Magulre, sentinel; and Mrs.
Wall, past president.
The Intermediate Luther League
enjoyed a party latt nl,;ht nt the
church. The get-togethir was call
ed a "HUtecn Point Ingram So
cial," and was held undo 4 the lead
ership of WoodroW Osltvind and
tarl Johnson. Peanuts aiJ "pen
alties" were served for pvf resu
me nta,
MENUS
1 ; Hy Sister Mary
. HKKAKKAKT Stewed priinea.V
cereal, cream, scrambled eggs, cin
namon toast, milk, coffee.
U'NCHKON Ueef broth with
rice, Calcutta salad, graham rolls,
molasses bars, lemonade.
V'DINNKK NeV Khgland boiled
dinner, apple carrot and celery sal
ad, Indian pudding, milk, coffee.
Lemonade' Is served in place of
milk In the luncheon menu be
cause cheese la the main ingredient
In the salad. This pa lad is sitit
abJe for children of school age and
Is , uttractlve enough to serve to
guests.
Calcutta Salad
-Three-fourths cup grated Amer
ican cheese, cup whipped cream.
t tablespoon granulated gelatine. 2
tablespoons old water, cup
boiling water, teaspoon milt,
paprika, 1,k teaspoon white pepper.
$ cup chopped nut meats, H cup
chopped olives, 1 small can aspar
agus, canned pimento, lettuce.
Krenvh dressing.
Soften gelatine in cold water.
tHssolve in boiling water. Combine
united cheese with cream which
has been whipped until firm. Add
salt, pepper, paprika, nuts and
olive and mix, well. Add dis
solved Kelutihe, mix and turn Into
one lartre mold or individual molds.
I.et stand until chilled and unmold.
Irei've. jn a bed of lettuce in a bor
dt'r ol UNparagus tis. (lurntsh
wit h.-iti'ips of pimento and pour
I''renctjj:t-Halnif over the whole.
All nufa or olives can be " used
In place uf the combination if pre
ferred. (Copyright, 19 JS. NKA
Service. Inc.)
Harvard sent out uuestlonaires
to J 5. mo leading business men In
an attempt to ascertain the rea
sons lor their success. And
wouldn't it le just like every one
of them to reply, "Pure luck?"
The French art) taking a lot of
Interest In us since tho election.
says a dispatch from Paris. Well,
If they, won't give it. It's some
consolation to havo them take It,
J THREE s FIVE MINUTES i
J to FORTY THEATRES Lz.
W l AMES
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ONYX "POINTEX" HOSIERY
for Christinas
$1.50 -$1.U5-$2.00
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Mrs. C. L. Lynch entertained at I
a charming bridge luncheon Wed-
ncsday at her home on the Island i
Icily road. Six tallies were at play)
j during the afternoon with firsti
urize tor hieh score trolnir to Mrs.'
lUck Jones and second to Mra.j,
j Itedingl leld. .Mis. Wardell received
third. Decorations were carried';
out in a color scheme of red. J
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' ' The Hoot Unl llrldKO club was
ileli?htfully i-nlerlalneij last niffht;
liy Mr. unJ Mrs. Gr-oruo Johunnsen;
at the honiu of Mr. utitl Mrs. L.uu1h'
Larsun. j
Mr. Itoy Canioron was awardrd
flr.st prlxo fur hlKh peon? for wo- lff
men unu fli i s. nay urcinn rvccivpai.
..i.-.J..)!... l.lul ...I... r..m mnn-
wi-ut to Air. Lai-son' and conwola-'jf
ill'on to Hl;il(,. Shields. J f
willow Farents,
Teachers
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FREE
TODAY-
EVERY SMALL BOY OR GIRL COMING
TO OUR STORE TODAY WE WILL
GIVE A SANTA CLAUS
Toys Low Priced . .
.Dolls Low Priced .
. . 10 to $1.49
. . .25tol)S
Refreshments were served latu In
the evening. i
NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP
The Come Back Cleart
On Time- , ;
When you send your hamper of soiled clothes
to us they are washed and rinsed in a scientific
manner Our equipment and supply of pure
soft water gives us facilities for washing that
cannot possibly l)e available in the home.
Phone Main 56.
The Standard Laundry
MeetiV
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Tho Willow I'arent-Tcaclier as- j
Hoeiati'jn met last night . ut theJlV
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school with -Mrs. Cunningham, vice
pr.sidentt presiding. . i
At the tfusfness meeting it ' wiu
decided to continue with the sale
of milk for the school children. The
possibility of serving hot luncheons
(o the children ut. noons wus also
discussed. Parents were urged to
have their children bring the mon
y for milk on Mondays to facili
tate the work of booh keeping.
Miss Beryl Jones gave a report
of the icKlonul parent-teacher con-,
venlion at Pendleton to which she
ivas" u delegate.
A cordial invitation was extended
to at! parents to join the Willow as
sociation. Tho prize picture for'
Hie best attendance of parents dur
ing the month went to Mrs. Bea
trice Young's first grjide room.
Following t he business, meeting.
Mrs. Kvelyn Bennett and Mrs. H. C.
MeClay had charge of the program
which included: song. Mrs. Wilcox:
play. "I triKin of Thanksgiving."
Mr. Me 1. 1 nn's sixth grade room:
soiik. M r s. Bennett's third grade:
monologue. Miss Hpencer; short
slilt, Mrs. MuClay and Miss ICIIeen
Moreloek ; talk on the Boy Scout
movement. A. W. Nelson.
Kef reshmentx were nrved by
Mrs. 'unntngham, Mrs. O. I.. Mc
Nown and Mrs. C.fortrc Lock wood
and Men. Hale.
Stringed
INSTRUMENTS
.MKI.lHil(ll'H. nut too lou.I,
m,rr'i-;ihli? to ll-lt'n to. Htrln
itiHl ruui'jntff ur' iJnnJy
K'tU for u niiiMfi-Hlly Incllnj
hoy.
Violins
Guitars
Mandolins
IJanjos
Ukuleles
A wide ranjje of
popular prices.
Adler Music Co.
1114 Adams Ave
How Can You Make Christmas Happiness More Lasting Than By Giving
Electrical Gifts This Year?
Picking the Eight Gi
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-at the Right
--for the Rig
Price
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JL JX L il
erson
Gift buying is very largely a matter of gift planning. You've
got to make out your list and apportion tlu; money available
before you can go shopping. ,
.....The right gift for the right person - - at the right price! ;
That's the big question. If your gift budget is limited, isn't
it much nicer to give a present that will make Ohiistmas hap--piness
more lasting? And if you have plenty to spend, you
already have. a reputation for spending wisely.
Here there arc electrical gifts - - the newest, most practical,
most stylish gifts of an electrical age - - for as little as $2.50.
Curling irons made by Hot Point, Toasters manufactured and
guaranteed by Westinghouse, Irons carrying the Hot Point
stamp of quality - - and a dozen other attractive appliances. '
Select Now, Pay Next YearWe'll Deliver Xmas Eve!
If you want to give any of these gifts - large or small - -don't
let a limited amount of gift money spoil your plans.
Make your selection now--just pay a moderate amount
down - - and we'll see that delivery is made promptly on
Christmas Eve! ,
The balance can be paid gradually and easily with your
light bill each month next year. Come in! We'll be glad
to show the many electrical gifts any time!
Hot Point Electric Range
New White Enamel Model, $200.00
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Down
18 Months to Pay IJalancc.
( I or
Mniiii'i:)
$20;
Westinghouse Electric Range
New Junior Console, Grey Enamel, $152.50
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Down
12 Months to Pay Hal'anco.
( I or
Wire!)
$15;
Premier Vacuum Cleaner
Two Sizes S05.00 and S 1 1.00
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Down
(I or
Wllr!)
$5;
12 Months to Pay lialancc.
The New Thor Washer
A Quality Machine for $i:!2.50
$10o
12 Months to Pay IJalancc.
(I or
MotlM-r!)
Eastern Oregon Light & Power Co.
"For Satisfaction's Sake Give Electrical Gifts!
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