La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 12, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextSaturday, January 12, 1929. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Fae TKrw Society News .Violin Students ' Give Recital On . i Friday, Evening wci'k ut the home of Mm. 1H Kile I Green with Mrs. J, G. Snodgrusa assist unt hostess. , flans were made fur the organi zation of a Camp Fire Girls group to be sponsored by the society. The book, "The Catholic History of Oregon, " by Kather O'Hura. Is to be studied during the. year and A very interesting' and delight Cut violin recital was an event of ,;,. ...h u. -h..., ,.ii, ..r.it. r mr the next meeting on Jan. 28 We Lynch MiUer participated in J .Ml . l. Vaughn the flrt son Hay Company, will be diticutui- musiculc which was attended by annual a hundred I-u Grande per Bonn. Tlu program was made the more Intel esUng by the fact that witli one. exception all of the chfl dien taking" purt have studied vio lin for no more than a year. ' Kx cellent training in the beginnings of the techniue of what is con sidered the most difficult of iiiuhI caj Inst rum on ta was shown by the performance.' ' t, ' ' t Ti.e tmsenmle work participated In by the 1!) pupils was espeelully gooiU Nero spiritual, . Hussian uance and dliorule were pluyed with richness and harmony;. The train ing for tlm ensemble work hud all bem done in cluss with no individ ual work. TJie opening number, "Quiet. L.ovly Niglit", u characteristic ed. The first chuptcr includes a study of the geography and early history of Oregon.' Install Officers Of Westway.Club The Wi'Htwuy club of th W. H. A. mot ytsturduy artcrnuon at the hontu of Mrs. McAnulty Tor In Htallutlon of ofrl(?oi-H and ottun businetm. Mrn. Packard, of Tendle ton. was installing offiror. Svverul visitors were in uttendnnct The reception committee 'for the afternoon included: Mr. Ijcdhct-ti-r, Mrs. lA'dro, Mm. Muckey and Mm. McAnulty. Mrs. Ustlund entertained with a Tlever rradlns entitled. "The llucli "Noctui'lle" by Kovucs, Hernlue Mull-.' "Hullifs My Mother Ta'Juht Me." Livorak, Jean ltuum. "Herceuse," by Kovacs, Hobbie lCUSKlun melody, wus beautifutly Ul . ,,lv played by Genevieve Kluxer. An-, Th0 m,x, w A ,.vk.w wi, be. Urea Alnsworlh. Hazel McI'horsonhcld Thul.8day, Jun. 17. und KlUt Itishop. I . Afln. Audmer l-layle..as accom- Tho 4-arnutlon V-lub met Thurs- punlat for the recital. ' d ni(ht M , hom(, of Mr8. ,.. The proKium is as follows: , ,., Wu ul m6 Wuslilll(;ton avc- "yulct, Lovely Night," Kusslun nue wlth Mra w u WlUnur as- nieluiy. Uenevievo e lexer. Andrei 8lslant hosiVMI, Ainsworlh, Hazel Mct'herson, und j .,.h(J .! Kua u dellshtf Jl ICIta lllsllop. . ...i-,.,.,.- ,.,lr,i Hrtv with the suests eonilnB in Indian. Gypsy. Ichlldren'a and all sorts of incognito I garbs. - Thelma Webb won the prize foi the best- costume. She dressed as Meteuli. . ''a negro maiuiuy. Mareh of the Tin Soldiers', by I Ju(4 HlllU . tlnl ,.,, ror SaeliBer, Florence Jane IJIIie. Icurds and l-ucille Price won sec- ' Huttei flies." and "Sailing", by on(, Ilurton. Kuth Hyers and Catherine. kho,, r of ricc-i-H was held Scully. . with the followinu namel: presi- "Myloily". by Kovacs, Andrea ()(.m K(,lm 0.ena; vU. p,,.sl.lent. Alnsworlh. JlOdlth Doan: secretary-treasurer. jacu unci jin , una nwinBinB LaiclUe l'rlce, by Hoslelmunn, uenevleve I" lexer. "Alia Turt.u", by Schmidt, Jlay Wilson'. "The Contented Keaper'V and "Puss. and the IlunKry Mouse", by Uostelmann, Catherine Scully. - "Taiantelle," by Silt, Mona I.OU ise Jlalnstreet. "Adoration," Horowsky,, Norma lnnks. Violin ensemble "U'l My Chil dren tJo." neuro siiritual. . "Thu Jackdaw and the I'ilcon", Jlussiun fiance. .Choral J. S. Hactl. . ".UaUln iloud," JOiiKllsh Alr..U70c .celllury). h'lrst violins, (icnevleve l-'lexer. Hay Wilson, Kredla Hayse. Waller I h 111, Kulh Hyers. Wlorence Jane l.lllle, Mona Louise Hum street; second violins. Andrea Alns- s III I 11. 1 ti'nnit' 1 11 11 l ll 1 , ciy , in i u, ,,, . 'The Ko-Ne-He club net at the home of Mrs. William Koeter ul 2115 Cedar street Tuesday for elec tion of officers and a social after noon. Officers elected were: president, Klla Koeter; vice - president. Blanche Prputy; secretary, Velma Vedder. The afternoon Was upent play ing games with Teresa J'utten wliv 11 1 1 1 g f h8 1 p r i ze und J ea n Ca r n es winning second. Mrs. Huetoc and Mis. Ttobert "(Mmndler -were hos tesses'. '' : Installation of officers of th Odd Kellows and ilebekuh lodges was held Inst night at Klgiu when memheis of the lodges from Cn- Callierine Scully, Bertha Trice.. ion, U Uriindc, Cove and Hum S;im SiKithall; third violins. Ktta mervllle - were guewls' at Klgin. Itishop. Hazel Mcl'lierson, HerniceiMore than 150 persons attended Ma it, Othello Thompson; Jean V. the most enjoyable occasion. A P. E. 0. Members, Husbands Guests At Dinner Party Dr. and Mis. J. L. Ingle anil Mrs. Stella Ingle entertained memuers of Chupter 1. of I". K. O. and hus bands at u very charming 6:3U o'clock dinner lust night at their homo at 1SU7 Second street. After the dinner ail informal evening was spent singing otd rainlliar songs und the hostesses were assisted by Mrs. Hobert Kakln and Mrs. Geo. llirnio. ' Fifty guests were in attendance. Tho dinner was served butrel style. The rooms of tho Ingle home were ullracllvoly decorated wnn bouquets of lavender chrysanthe mum und pink pom poms. A clever und lAimoruus pro gram wus arrunged by a commit tee consisting of doorgo Hlrnle. Clyde Seltl und l' H. Appleby. During the program several per sons were initiated into the H. I. I.. Missionary Society In Enjoyable Meet A very Interesting meeting of the Women's Missionary society of the I'rcsbytcrlun church was huld yesterday ufternoon at the ch jrch with Mrs. H. H. Cleaver In charge' of the program,' the topic for which was "The Afrlcun I'crll. Mrs. Cleaver Illustrated her very complete and interesting talk Willi African curios which had been sent to Mrs. Ituy Murphy by a cousin who Is a missionary in Africa. Mrs. Hoy Tyler and Mis. Claude Cooper aceompunied by Miss Glad ys Miller sung u vocal duet and III- tlo l'utsy Jcsslu entertained with two piano numbers. - The hostess comnilllee for the ufternoon included: Mrs. 1-ynne Hohnenkump. Dr. Margaret Ingle, Mrs. Cleaver, Mrs. W. H. Pickens and Mrs. Lee Reynolds. Woman Traveler Saw Afghans' Capital ' "J ,,. sr V" MENUS , i ' llv Sister Mary f, IIKKAKKAHT Ntcweil prunes, cereal, cream, codfish balls wit h tumato sauco, rye toaat, milk, coi- feo. - It V NTH K O N Haked rheose. shredded cubhsKo autl pineapple salad, bran bread and hutitr sand wlehes. fruit cookies, milk. tcu. OlNNKlt -Hum -itaked in milk. French fried sweet potatoes, but tered onions, head lettuce with Kusslun dressing, peach 1 la vurltm oream, milk, cut fee. Vhe rule for filili cookies inuke PUTMAN'S La Grande Exclusive Ready-to-Wear and Millinery . - ' trunk In possession of T. H. Wood bridge, u descendant who lives largo iluamlcy but .he copies ' A dollar banknote of IJM, will keep indefinitely if well hid den. However, half the amy nut of each innrvdient oun be used it a smaller "hatch" is preferred. Ten cups flour, -1 teaspoon" salt, 4 cups brown sugar, 3 tahle.spoous cloves, - teasptions cinnamon., 1 i lemon, pound shredded c.mdlcd - orango pel, pound shredded citron. 1 . pound blanched and shredded almoudH, 1 cup butter, cup lard, cup cream, lifc tea-' spoons soda, 4 tulitospouits li( wnter, 2 eggs.- I Mix flour, salt, suwar. spices, grated rind 'of lemon. fruit and nuts. Melt byter and lard, add cream, soda dissolved In hot water, and eggs wlill beaten. Add to first mixture and mix thoroughly, using hunds if . necessary. Make lnu , rolls two or thiie inches in dlaiu ! eter 'and let stand on lee over nlKht. - When ready to bake cut bi thin slices and bake In a hut oten, ! place on an oiled und floured pan to bake, , 11)0 fruit and nuts should be cut vevy fino so thut they wll pot In- ! terfero with tho. bIIcIhk of the1 cookies. , v , 1 The cookies need not all be : baked at the same time, as the ; duUKh will; keep several days, Issued by tho Hank of Vorgennes, Vt., also was found. to itiiToiti: iuM).Nfc: iiomi: cabin of Daniel Ioone built near here 15 years aKo .on tho Spot where Itoono Hullt his home in to be restoivd by the Wnltti Boone Historic association. ir h .v. V I.KX1NOTON.. N. C, (AP) A reproduction of tho original Iok trade Incense burners for. Speukinff In post-(?hrIstmutt re; floction. It certainly is amaalntf. the number of nice thhiK'S you can-. If." Miss Jeanne Van t'oovor (above), world-traveler of Washington, . has an especially keen interest in Afuhaulstan's revolt over modern innovations for, she says, she Is the first American woman ever to penetrate to Oils' remote kingdom. She met tho amir and his queen tbelow). r " Ilauni, Jtohble Aletcalf. larffe group of l,u .Grande jieople were In attcnlan'c. After the InsUiIlation of officers of the two host lodges, refresh ments were served und dancing was enjoyed. ' . The n;Kt llstriet aKsoclallon meeting will be held at Summer vllle Feb. 11. The Women's Relief corps is making plans Tor a luncheon and meeting to be held next Saturday. The pominittce ill charge of the day Includes: Kthel Wllcock. Mar-1 tha Williamson, Orah Wilson. Mar- I letta Veck, Susan liurnett, 1-auin Ib-aden, 4,uc.y Hlyslone and hucyj Heck. S At. ilio meeting Installation of A "hardtimes" party Is being officers will be. held and a pro- plunned by members of the Park gram Is being arranged to celebrate (lale club for next .Wednesday nf Ihc birthday of President McKin- temoon at the home of Mrs. John ley which comes on Jan. -2'J. A". Rogers at l-Vultdule. , All mein- ' .. ;v ( hers ot the club arc asked to come An interesting study program' dressed to represent hardtimes. outline was planned at the meeting) ' Mrs. Krank Wood will bo asslst of St. Mary's Altar society this nnt hostess. Stevens - Van Engelen Co. 14if Adnnif) Ave. Orsre ItiiibMiig SEE THOSE NEW SPRING FROCKS! Youthful Dresses for Large Women and . Little AVomen, in all the Newest Shades. $ 1.98 $9.90 $14.75 I Mrs. Viola hundy, who hus left to make her home In I At Angeles, j Cal., was honored Just before her) departure ut a parly given by the U A. of l- O. K. of which she is a, past president. ! , Tho party was held nl bugles hall. A handkerchief gift shower was a feature of tho evening. The men were Invited in for the re freshments. The committee In charge of the evening included: Kdltli Doan. chairman ; M rs. M ax Tarn ; M rs. Kruuk Anderson; Mrn. (.'haiies Shoemaker. Mrs. Hay Putten. Mr. and Mrs. Jundy und their children, Lorraine and Muddy, will make their home In California. Mr. and Mrs. P. O. Halts wer-j entertained Thursday evening st the home of Mr. und Mrs. OIIh Veal. The evening was most en ioyably spent playing pinochle and listening to a radio progrum. , Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Dlcht enter tained I he Coterie Hrldge club lust night at their homo on Adums avenue. Three tables were at play during the evening with first prlsse for women going to Mrs. C, P. Hutcli ens and consolation to Mrs. O. K. Spencer. Prizes for men went to I. H. Albertson for first und to G. 10. Spencer, for consolation. Afler the cards a two-course luncheon wus served by the host ess. ' Mrs. 1'Ved Hraden entertained the Goodwill club at her home last nlghl. Kleven members were pre sent. Klectlon of officers was held wit h the following numed; presi dent. Mis. Kranccs Plank: vice president, Mrs. I .Hither; secretary. Mrs. Ii lira Rhodes; treasurer, Mrs. P. W. t'urr. The afti'inoon was spent playing ganu's. Nice refreshments wen served with the guests sealed at a long table which had for u center piece a cyclamen with a red. light ed candle at each end of the table. meet Tuesday night at Kagles' hall the Young Women's .educational for a social evening. .Tim new or- ( lluxtUnry will meet at 2:30 o'clock fleers will serve. The meeting will ; Sunday afternoon at the home of begin ut 7:30 o'clock. Miss Viola Henhnm at IIMIO Second street. The committee chairman is Mrs. Zola Tucker. The subject for Members of the coniinlllee In 1 the meeting is to bo "Tho Lund of charge of the March program of the Midnight Sun." "SKA KDHPKNT" OAl till T - NOANK, Coiiri.,. A P)---A real sea serpent 'was hauled ashore, near here In the form of a seven and one-half foot sea eel weighing 1'7 pounds. It fought 2d minutes and tore one net to shreds. I.A rAYKlTH M.TTI Jt HM NO PPI.ANO, Cal. (AP) A lelte written by (leueral Lafayette In I 1X211 und addressed to the Rev. j William C, WoodhrltlKo was found recently in tho bottom of uu old There's Still a Lot of Wear In That Old Suit Get that old suit of yours out of the closet today and let our 'driver pick it up. We'll send it back to you looking just like new, good for many more months of serviceable wear.';.' . - " : ' The Standard Laundry "When Dad Breakfasts Down Town" WIh-ii lie get off (i uork n hit lu Imii Ih' ihM-iri wnnl li iMMber the nl of the Ihmic hold with nn early or hurry-up hmikfnM -hp doe uhnt tUwu tf other nM'ti li enj(jt a tuick bill npMHi7.iiur breikfa4 nt Hi" Sncajnuru tffw Sliop, , ( bolce fruit, hrmvii toa-l. iimniins (fiffet1 a luiy (itt if Imm l(h ejnr iliuio JhI m" a . nVIMoii mtec't nll nf mir fiivortle break fnl fxsl iih abntidiuit rich criimi, You Itave art Mleiil lmnkfM'4 at mhlcrnie t-o( In IIh- 'ofrw Simp. , Sacajawea Inn "Polnu (lie Vt to Better Thliupi." 1 Announcements The Order of Ralnlmw for Oirls will meet tonight ut 7:30 o'clock. Klectlon of officers will be held. Members are nsfced to remember that dues for 1 929 ure jwyable this month, The L. A. to it. of U. 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