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

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Newspaper Page Text!: ! .' . -I TticBdayrffbriiary 12, li2i. ' LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Society News Monday Bridge ; , Club Entertained ' ; , At Sacajawea Inn ,Mrs. ChnrFos riayle entertained thy Alonduy ;HrtK' chtb yostirduy X -a. lowly bridge I nullum at tli Epojyawa Inn. TnV drrorntions tttituvt'il fi-i carnations. Thive lu bhw'of car) hcip nt iluy durlntr .the afternoon. Mrs. W. IJ. ISiwyer mad IiIkU. wore anil Mrs.' K.-V-Kly was awarded gut'st priz. . : "lo we Kail to Train for Ouoil it'ltlienahlii?" That was the tltle I of tho discusi-lnR held yesterday at j line home or Mrs. itsy wmium when tho Motors' tclf Culture club mot. Mrs. 1.. J. Idndsy wan chairman of the InbHestlnic sos Jslon. ' 1 i Talks were k'.vph by Mrs. Kay Murphy on "Moral Muttes of n ! tixen": by Mtk Oils 1'alnuT on "Sontlmcnt In rollttrs"; by Mra. John linden on "Kiini'ilons nnl Inftitrnrp of (Sovi-rnmcnt"; sitil by Mr Williams on "Taxation und (iovfi ninnt. ' The inl'. IInK yesterday was wll nllemU-d. The nit nnr will bo held UNION rOUNCIC ADOPTS NEW PLAN Water Rent to Be Paid for in Advance; to Dis continue Tourist Camp in two weeks nt the home of Mnw Howard Miller, nr.' Margaret Ingle, will bo in charge of the program; on "Physkal Culture for Xaung, Women.'' . ' ' j ','" I The M. I. I. oliih wan entertained yesterday afternoon by Mm Kossl T. Kslon at her home at ISO Sec-.', ond atrtet. Tlireo tables of brldgw were ni piay ouring uir iu)m pnlon una a tint -rale nfiernuoii. .Mr Ullhert Hunter aa. ,,.,.. - i,. ur ly W. V. Omnur ' ; (Observer Correspondent) 1'NIOK. Ore. (Special) Tim new city council haii inaugurated a ehariice In regard to water rent. for enun used, no i CUPID WINS THEN GETS KAYOED PUTMAN'S La Grande Exclusive Ready-to-Wear and Millinery 3 Advance Presentation :'JsIa EVERY WOMAN will enjoy the delightful lines embraced in our advance presentation of Spring Frocks and Coats. Colors materials and styles . . . all are so new so chic, they will in trigue you immediately you see them. I $14.95 to $54.00' w Frocks ,; $9.95 to $5tM New Suits $22.95 to $39.95 N, EW SPRING millinery arriving daily . . . everyone a replica of a master designer. New shapes them. New Colors Materials. See $4.95 to $15.00 AIIan--A Hosiery THIS : FAMOUS brand of hose offers a combination of attractive appearance and extra wearing quality. Every conceivable color in chiffon and service weights. $1.00 -$1.50 -$2.00 Super-fine Underwear TAINTY SILK underthings in -I-' sets or individual pieces. Bloomeis, Slips, Dansettes, Gowns and Pajamas. Hosiery and Lingerie added to your account. Pay Us As You Are Paid. CINDERELLA Frock Shop La Grande's Friendly Credit Store. ... ...... " " "t4f ' awarded first prl for high score ,u ,,, ltult ,,1B pi.omlt pMymcnt of ami must irle went to Mra Jaf wier rent has vn munewhat nr. i tn.nee,'. ''. haMed. -I year a colloetor .Mm. Katon mrved a two-couriw. .UiHiintM and "now thin city will lum lu'on. The next ineetlnK of tho follow tho system used In l. I'luli will he at the home of .Mr, drando and other nlncex, water CoailnaiiKli. s ' ' . I i r'nt to he imld by the luih of each '-. ,1 month In advanre. II. H, CrOuter r artj ompuiiiemsj offl(,e th( ,,,,. Mtl.ni u, (0 i... ' Mrs. Wallace Brown ii,- Another i imn.. wmeh nm present council has decided on In ." . tho dlseonllnuirhfo of the munlei- Mrs. Wallace K. mown, of llele. na tourist eump icround adJolniiiK nu, wire of Hlshop llrown, until the city park. The hulldlnim which recently of t'hlna, now prenldln wero. for the especial use of tho hlshop over this area of the Mctho- campers ,wlll lie disposed of and' tho dls ihurch. was the honored guest' mntter of eniei-tnlninR the tourists n't a illniicr iriven lasl evening by left to prlvuio enterprise. ' I'nlon the Uev. and Mrs. Vernon K. Hall now has one other ramp, ttround.' and daiiKlder, - i'atly Ann. - Mr thft one at tloodbrod lake, with cut Hall's lovely dlnner.was served .11 tiifes,'a. small slun. Iioats on tho two courses, her ornlerplece havln.? lake and other conveiilences foe heen jr'llow junuulls. The missis, " ' ' ? 'n"!V .: 'l:,I!Ai!L S&x US '. forward 'with new 'in, .nisses lonn uarniiiau,, Alice .nnp. T""-."":r--:-- ' ,1 tenwt lllld ellthUHlasin. . . 0it of I'nion, 1 lira bavin their shuro of, hardships thi'sa' days. 'Teams of hurses, sleds, two days to mako a onerdny trip. Impassable snow banks'' mid even teams running away are some of the enlivening featured of handling- I'nCle Ham's work, w hich have been falling, to the lot of these men. .' ' A benefit entei-lalnmenl Is being planned for Wednesday night, h'eli. 13, at the high school gym. Two basketball games. are pn the sched ule, one between n tcum from tho high school and a M. 1. A. quintet and - a second eucounLer - lietween ' ' t. ' ' - -KaM Mlde and West Hide ImshieHs . A committee of members of fry! men. ; Those' on the cast side. of tul Kebekah lodgo Is busy making Main, street will opposiv the west plans for a valentine party which outers, with , doctor and . first-old will be on event of tomorrow. night handy to care for the casualties, at (he Odd - h'ellows' hall. Mrs.. These two games nro being played Kochensparger,' ' " chairman, ' an ,to rnlsn funds for tho bund boys, nouiices that a cordial invitation Is who have been -helping out with extended to all visiting Kebekahs most of the local entertainments to attend. All members of the lo- and' special days for the past few cnl lodge are urged to bo present yeurs. " 1 " ' ' iH. - I 1 fl .; ' . - - V -t?Vf . t. ' .' v ' V ' w victory. Just in lime the veterans r V"'.;" 1 4 1 i . ' f -I -II 1 ended S 10 85 In I'nion s favor, a. wasn't klilil .' t, h ': t r Si if 1 : . Miller, J. Miller, Mires and Dobbin mMed the w J f ! I i f f ' ' Jl ' I were on the floor part of the game. 1 I v.-'v4 -' -i J' " g I -' I Adrian (loodbrod referoed both! nrh.,0 . 1-" -'i ' f . ' f I ' games. Tho local band boys helped jf,,,,,,,;,,,,,,,' 1 i ''J S I o.ll win, music ueiweei. limes. ,)y, h nu f T-r .-V 4J ' i ' "' ' . ' live of for I I ' 'C-jfJr- V A" I T,1 former kaiser, in his new books ns If I - " -nl ' : ' Jil v' book, "My Ancestors," rounsels curry water r a 1 , . v.. - 1 ' : i I SB t till H(iplt Of Cil !: ami loyAl. irxre: on! rmnny to be fwir Just to prov ho h might )mv Mlsorftft.'' NaKua, new Ktnr of , and formM wtter mta us premWr rbu rmor Kin Amonulln. Bnchaa lu trylof to on bath shoulder. J. Ili'V. l'rtMli.rrk VMlK-onre Khl" W0jt nf the prlai rhiK -ilnchtftl, Ihx ilny of his sth. dtilptl mat-rlaK. that tils rbunb leach Iiikn dM not pcrinlt bis mvirrlaKe 40 u ilivorcee. And a few hours latf i; he uaJilMt to forsake bis religious beliefs, hml mariieil. Hut u vyeek later, Ibo bride anked'an nniilmtit- m Kid Ciutld seams to have Imu trimmed In WedHtf's latest flKbt. - S. V. E. CO. Omrr PulMltnr fan nrnndA, r NEW SPRING HATS FOR LADIES The new Modernistic Designs with scarfs to mp.teh I 4.95 I I: pel 11 ml Mabel Mortun, l'lans are citntluuiPff for-the W. II. A. rally to be held In April, lion-' "ring never-nl tfupreuuv officers Wh3. will vlsil I -a Urande. at- that time. Ve.-t-i-duy. arrbngi-iuents were dis cussed for the rally when the We,t wy clnli or the V. H. A. mid n the home of ilrx. I.lllle l.edlieller nt l'MiS -coni street. Thirty mein bers were lp attendance. ' Hefreshhiefifs were served by: Mrs. Riley. Mrs. Ytcii'. Mrs. Oarr, Mrs.' Synhorst,'. Mts.-'TIIman uul Mrs. ldlietler. . ' ' About the- next special -event which will be staged by the I'nion t'01 erriAl club will be a banquet given ' for tlie Hoy Hcoitls. - Tho tteoiits and their fathers will be tha guests and tho mothers of tho for mer w ill serve the bonuuet. I. M. Hoots is still ill at his home In Noilh I'nion. Mr. Nerval, who lives near him, Is also quite III. 1 Hot It these men are past eighty years of age. - . . M rs. an dales, who full and Injured her hip a couple of weeks ago whjle returning to her home In South I'nion after attending a church meeting, is slowly improv. Iig. Hhe is now nblu to walk a Utile with crutches. - H. I,. Hunter Is still among tho shutliis, being seriously -111 nt Ills holnu In Hoitlli llilon.-; ' A doubleheader basketball sched ule Tor Hntui'dny night was slight ly changed when the Wallowa girls phoned that they; could not mnke All pnironugo will bo fully arrangements to mako tho trip hero will heg;a ai 1:30 appreciated Uy tho boys. , As every- to pluy tho Union-High sextet, A The committee BSHlslIng ono who has hud any -experience team from the Hucret Heart acad ihens'pargVi' Tncltides: Mrs. .with bands in small communities ciny in I& Oranilo. agreed to como The pally o clock. .tin Mom m Mnmii. Knj.i. Mrj. knows, these orgnnliiatlons' never over and help out,' und although I'Vtuik MclMiorson una Mrs. Hons" break oven financially and am In they were greatly outclassed by the Nielsen existence for tho community roth- loyjil tossors, the visitors played a ' '...'. ",' ." K 1 or Ihun for private gnln. - - consistent game and proved to be '-' w'.'t! 1' ,i I Needless to say. lucill slock show good losers. The second game was laillU E IXtJ VjHJa ." if - workers are anxiously uwnltlng tho bctwenn the Union Hobcuti. and ; AVO IVVtf ovf ninol result of the ineivsinc before' tho nic 4-UIC1 WII1CU HlM0 legislature rugardliig an up ' , lt , ,,111, i. '. proprlatlon"forAthe' local show. 'I'lio iivtuJ.o,en CjrtkiiSjC girls ofiih.t passage of-(his bill will onwIiliMho iMikwnmt group, a guest and the - -"- '- ' Ja"" guardian Mrs. K.' R Tyler and as. "pplc ditmnllngs, nilllt, coffee, sisinnt t.i.r.lie ; Mrs i. Unwell' Codfish plo'fonns n lnbor-snv. Kmtt. were rovallv entertained yes- Ing "one-piece1 leriluy evening lit tile . homo of Fern. Ilroomfleld with a dellglitful valentine parly. ' .' , iJiirlng tho evening tho girls played guinea and engsged in con tests. Mrs. Hroomrield served re freshments which wlth'the decora tions were In keeping with the Val meal that Is novel and -appetlsting. . J-'reshened -cod- rish,-potutoesf parsnips and .toma toes nro combined ond cooked en euHHorulu in u . moat appetising fushion. '- ' - ,- , ScallorMsl llnm and (Wry One cup finely chopped c'ooked !ham, 1 cup diced parboiled celery, cup grated cheese, . 1 teaspoon elllllie iiioiii. rue girls arew nitinua -nnn-ii,n . , 1,i,i,.,, i.it..i. un.l presented each other w-lth val-. ,tti,ic.,po'ons flour, 1 cups milk, .mines drawn fro in big box. ; . . teaspoon salt. ' ' Melt butter, stir In flour and The girls of the Sacajuwea Camp :si0wly .'mid milk, stlrlng con. Kiro group mado rouf kinds of Mantiy. . )iring to the boiling candy last night when they held a pont nnfl n,i, jiut njternati) party at tho home of Mrs. I.elf H. tayPni of ham, celery and stiuco Awes. For making tho lour kind jnlo a well. buttered baking dish, uf enndy the girls earned home ., nuking tho last layer of sauce, craft honors.' Mrs. Krank Hanson Cover with cheese and sprinkle and Mrs. r'red Gehrlng assisted with paprika, l'ut Into n mod wlth the cooking, and thoglrla erntcly . hut ovr-n- to- heat thor winning honors were: Juanlta and oughly and meli tho cheese. Hervo llarharn Htllzlnger, Klorence HlckSi from baking dish. FJdna Jensen, Helen Hughes, Myr- This Is nn excellent way to uso tlo Krhtiltz, Jean Krench and NatajUp scraps of ham and tho course He Kbert. .-' ' ' outer stalks of celery. part of the evening was spent singing old tlmo songs.-: The girls also discussed methods of taking cure of the bulbs which they have plunted for their Camp Kirn --birthday" project. The bulbs will bo in bloom at Ku-ster, It Is hoped. Hoc ence Hicks. was In. charge of -tho meeting. plans wcro also made, for- an over night camping trip lo he held soon. '.' Next Sunday night the Pukwana Camp Fire girls will be In charge of the evening church service of the Methodist church. They are muklng arrangements for a Camp Fire ceremonial to be given at that tlmev The purpose of the program Is to show parents, friends and other Interested grown-ups what the Camp 1-lre organization is do lug and what Its purposes are. The membership of the Pukwana group includes IX girls, all of whom will take part in the ceremonial. I- . v .J 1 w n W M1 I I TWO llliACK velvet roses ore toaed At the shoulder of a flow red 'flilffon evening dress tor loutticrn wear. ACTRESS TO WED BRITISH LORD ; Announcements Tho Island City Indies Aid will hold aa all day meeting at the home of Mrs. C. H. Uldwell Thurs duy. r . Division A of the loyal Sisters Aid will meet Wednesday after noon at 2:30 o'clock at the horn of Mrs. C. W. Hunting at ICt Seventh street All members are asked to be present. MENUS By KUter Ury BIIEAKKAHT (Mewrd fl(f. c real, rream, creamed fresh berf on toast, rrlnp toast, milk, tottrm. LLNCHKON slValloned bam an4 celery, tettueo and , who! wbeat sandwiches, canned at raw. berries, cocoa nut cookies, milk, to. lrVNrTll.iglKerhTiK but-trrt-d beets, cottave rhOMt bakd ..-'.; Wrs. . . , yfi' $4.,--,.. a k - km ... LAimJ "June." the star of the Broadway mukiral comedy "Polly," al-w-ays has kept her family name .eret on the stage. Now she la to have one of tho hest-known names In Kngland, as she is to marry Lord Inverclyde. grandson ef mie of the founders of the Cunard line. Iord Invrrrlrdo Inherited llO.Ouft.onn and the title from his grandfather In 11 and was divorced from his Irst wife, the " former 'OirVe' RalnshUry. last November. June" cnm'e- lo America Irom tni,-fcj-".d to play In 'Tolly." i:. Parent, Wilde, Davis uiul Det.np. At tho end of the first quarter Un ion wa ten point In the load and Coburn aoon began to send In hla subs. Tha second quarter gave the visitors four points to t'nlon'a two, making the aoor at tha half It to 8, A string of successful throws for field goals brought Villon's sldo of the score board up to lis while Enterprise caged only two during tho third period of pluy. Having u aeemlngly secure leud, the I'nion conch took out J. Parent, Wilde and Ielip to gVo others a chance to get Into the game, and the result was a string of baskets by Knler rirlso which for n few inluulcs threatened the result of nn assured the Kntnrprlso High boys. Union uinTtcd'lho plnylng with J. Pnrenl, HI IK 1 wilt remetnher Ho don't yoit forget Valentino Day, . Feb. 14th. Flowers curry bost your nies- saRO of lovn and ilevotloib darks Florists Phone Main 11. Try a tn of Schilling Ted If you don't declare It the most freshly fragrant tea, you liave ever servedj - youf grocer will return your money Instantly. Your statement Is enough. You Iceep the tea. Fresh teal No other Is like It for It's a Schilling secret m fS""" 1, . . ) ... !S&4' 2i ,iH ioi 'WU;4Sallti.j''.' i Coffee 4- Billing Powder 32 Extracts 4- 47 Splc 7 I! A Buying Guide i Before you order dinner at a restaurant, you consult the bill-of-fare. Before you take a long trip. by motor car, you pore over road maps. Before you start out on a shopping trip, you should consult the advertise ments in this paper. For the same reasons! ' The advertising columns are a buying tnrde to you in the purchase of everything you need -!ncudin& amusements! A guide that saves your time and con serves your energy; that saves useless steps and guards against false ones; that puts the s-t-r-e-t-c-h in family budgets. : ' The advertisements in this paper are so interesting, it is difficult to see how anyone could overlook them . . . fail to profit by them. Just check with yourself and be sure that you are reading the advertisements regularly the big ones and the little ones. It is time well spent . . . always.- Avoid time-wasting, money-wasting detours on the road to merchandise value. Read the advertising "road maps." I !