La Grande evening observer., March 12, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 3

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Tuesday, Match ll 1U29.
LA GRANGE EVeNM OBSERVER '
Pare Thm
Society News
XSriClge VlUb IS Intents were servtd by Mrs. Arthur
J T ." jnahl. Mr. nucll. XIrs.'Wood, ills.
.n.ntertainea .By iKinff, m. iiUur.n un,i miu hh-ii-
, Mrs. W. H. RaffnrHi"""-
Mm. W. II. Kufford umh hostess!
lo llio Momliiy Hildgrt club yesler-
llliv nftarnAiin u I .1,1.,..' i'..'
ut thu Surajuwca Inn. The table
In th tlliilnc room of (.he, t Inn
where luncheon waa served,' was
attractive with red tulip.
Mm. Charles riayle made hlRh
score at cards and Mra. u... l
I'oarch. received Kueal prise. '
Announcements
IMvislon A of tho lxyu HIsI.m-h
aid will meet Wednesday afternoon
at 5:3(1 o'clock nt i he home- of
Mr. K. I'lUnam at In llcln
lock Blrel.
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OFFICE
CAT
- tmh mass in.
The IHverslde Ladies AM will
itU'h ti ullvaii t.wi i')iiifiIiiu ri....
MhL l'VM llOlmi'S Was IHOt dO-lnnnii fmm l ft rtVI-w.l, ...
light fully surprised Saturday eve-lhm. nf Mp- ah.,.. i.,,hi ...
blhg tat her home. 17(13 Fourth North Second street. Kveryone '
strwd. when a company of ladles Haiiy Invited to attend. The.
euine upon th Invitation of Mm. proceeds from the lea will go t-i
Holmes daughter, Mia Noli Grim-tiie chapel. '
mett u ml her daughter-in-law, Mrs. 1
tl raver Grimmett to apslst In the
proper observance of a birthday
anniversary, Kverythtng waa sug
gestlvtt of the spring which haa
. Tlio White Hose I till will meet
with .Mra. Austen Arnclt ut Mid
Ninth- street for un old-fuiditoited
IpartV. WedlieMilnv Miir IS -with '
rouie down iiiMln thl ivvllnn nt th m-- t .. ' ' All
oiunnj mu iit-iium miy wniiin i iix)
hist fvw days, and howl of jonquilH
and tall gievii tapers lit ; crystal
holders curried out the yellow and 'church
fcreen color arrangement? -whlcn
prevailed throiiKliout:, Hrldge.ati
forded "tlm diversion for th evi
riiug and after a few houra al the
eutue ; printa were, found ,to -hayq
been won by .Mra. Grace Mulltor for
;- NHAOI-S H ST. PATHICK
Kerently a cop, n'aon of old
Ki-in, waa reqiiented to'ulioot a very
old doit. The dov waa Ivlne In a
covered box and aa tho cop pulled
the cover alde, he aaked the own
er: .
"1'hat kind of a do Ih Ualr?"
"It'n un Irish terrier," the own
er replied.
SluiiiminK down the- cover with
true VI tic intllpnallon the eop
mifil: "He Korry it ain't the likes
of me that will "hoot anything
Irish, ye'll have to Ret some one
clue.'
EXCLUSIVE SOCIETY BASKS AT FLORIDA CLUB
j about
' scener;
, out un Kasti-r Sunday!
hlplifst Hcore, Alr. Hwight Je'ssr
at-cond hiKhest and Mrs. Holme
was Ktvett a birthday prize thy. the
hu(oses. Surrounding .one- largo
table moHt tantlly udoraed with the
jontiulls und lighted with the tfreen
tnptfm, the ffuenls were nerved a
delicious luncheon In two coume
pluces' having been laid for. the
K'Jwtt or honor, Altas Hertlia Wal
Hlnirer, .Mrs. Albert Hunter, Mrs. J
V. t'Onnell, Mis. Donnld Iuk"s.
Airs. ; !wtf Jeaats. Mlas . Alice
'' Marquardt. Mrs. Oraco Molltor.
) Mrs. Annul Oliver, Miss. Murguret
Anson, Mrs. (Miurlea Ifinaman.
Mrs., Henry Kill, Mm Krttnk Itob
lnHon, Mia. Anna 1'ollock, -Mrs.
Otiinmett and MIkh Clrimmett. Tho
; truest a preHetited Mrs. Holmes With
a trorKfpua buutiuet of the beau 1 1
futsprliiK flow era. '
l-I. I. Towler, principal of
C!rame High school, addressed the
i Diemhers of the Mothers Self
j Culture club yesterday afternoon on,
ihai subjm't of "fhyalcul Kducation
as a SafeKUunt foi-i Hhya' '
The club met at the homa of
Mrs. Walter Palmer at 2110 Second
street with 14 members present.
The program was In charge of Mrs,
i Jolih'B. HodKln. - ; " : ' '
r-4Viikelita Bridge
Party Enjoyable
The Wakellta Hridsa club mot
yesterday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. J. J. Hroomfleld. Three, tables
of bridge were at play with first
prtzti going to Mrs. jantes Ontal
and Hecond to Mrs. Atvah Crowley,
The hostess served a two-course
luncheon. At the Wakellta party
given Kuturday evening Mm II. II.
Hug was assistant best em.
Tha I'ukwana Camp hlr girla
held a t egular business meeting Inst
night al tho.homevof Mrs. V. K.
Hall, assistant guardian of the
group. . .
Ten girls were present for tho
evening. Part of the time was
spent singing Camp Fire songs.
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' "It's surprising to find how many
wonderful pluces there are to hide
things even on a straight street like"
Spruce," ejaculates Mrs. Kred It.
Gehring who accompunled tho Sac
ajawea Camp Klre gins on a treas
ure hunt Sunday afternoon.. The
chase took them from Spruce and
T to the pavilion In Klverslde park,
where they found the treasure.
While eating refreshments the
tghtf girla discussed plana for a
coming council, fire. Games also
were played.
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St. Patrick's day la the occasioa
which haa been Chosen by the
Good Times Ounctng club for a
dance which will be. held Thursday
night at the Ia Grande hotel. .
Mr, and Mrs. Heynaml are chair
men of the committee making ar
rangements for the affair. The
Star Novelty orchestra will furnish
the music.
The J'lvenlles of "Neighbors of
Woodcraft met Saturday af
ternoon for regular session with 22
there. One candidate waa initiat
ed. A social hour followed the Ini
tiation. Mrs. Cass entertained with
some piano numbers, and refresh-
some folks: are thinking
t Iwiuji iliivtt iti tha kind nf t
The Women s Foreign Mis.siorarv
society of the Methodist Kpiscopal
will meet ut the home f 1 ..i .
Mrs, W. W. Kln.te nt I !(! Third have my chiMivn klsswl hy straujr
street tomorrow afti-rnoon ut ers.' ,
o'clock. Comiplttees will report secmul Shopper: "Neither Van
their plans for J he Foumlers Dny i, ,.ttn't iHdp It. Tlicy'ro all
?uututi itnu iiiunK oiiering to lie oyer la.1
held' In April. . - ;
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WHOOPEE SWEATERS
Dominate the mode.
More new ones just arrived, in a wide range of
Sprinfr's Newest Colors. ', , ,
$3.50 und up
PUTMAN'S
La Grande Exclusive Ready-to-Wear
t . and Millinery
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MENUS'
!
larkHpur, tho pyrelhrnnm. gall
iiulait. foxiriovi-M nnil a luimln4
lilhei'H. HollyluickH In July,- hardy
phloK In tnlutiiiinmer, hnrily nsterH
in the early fall nnrl r-hrywinthe-liiilina
In the lute fall coiunletn a
lirueeiwlon which every Kurden, In
iart at leant, nhouhl tluplleate.
While nerennlnlH suuiily (lowurn
whlrh are uiuivnleil In their Keuaon
tor ahe nml beauty, thero are, nUio
nmonir them more delicate euh
Jeol In tact, riowera ot overy aluo
aniP every color, which will ho
happy In aunllKHt or In ahnde.
I perennials with good (ollaKe an
Well.na good flowers uro iiartiou
larly Uealrahle. for Reneral plant
lnu In.iiddlnK on attractive flnlah
Imr touch to Karilena nnd border.
A rew low; itrowinif vaiieilca with
1 kooiI folliiKe all throiiKh the ai'ft-
aon nie:. 'itock creaa, nea
iinrclirlL' Illy of the valley.
tain. Illy. Hcotrh pink. Oernik Irla.
candymft, forget-me-not, crfeplnic
puiox, niono crop anu . ittwnaer.
All jwronnlala utny be purnluied
nnd transplanted In tha
Some, auch ita tho cliryannlhe
hardy natern, HnemoneB and
which blossom In the full, should.
be moved only In tu sprlnff.
Tho.ni who went aoiith
hrlft.
plan-
rlnt.
luma,
plhera
itrly
enoiiKli for thu Hhurkey-StMbllnK
affair nt least KOt their
worth of entertainment out
story of Jack lleitliuwy bei
t, ..,.
Cantnln Unldeman flew
Canadn to Culm the other da
waa rtuth Khler'ii pilot, you
money's
t M tho
1st (hot
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I from,
f Ho
Irnow.
i ll Hlsier lar
JlHKAlCFAST Ifanaqoa, cereal,
t-rei.i, crisp , loasi, marinaTaiic,
milk, cofree. '
I.l'NCllKON naked lima beans
with 'tomntoes, leltuce sunriwichc.
bukeil Htuffed apples, milk, tea.
!1NN Kit Stuffed fisit steak.
scalloped potatoes, buttered brus-1
sls sprouts, cottage cheese, new
onions, lemon custard i pie, milk.
coffee.
The fish and potatoes arc both
cooked in the oven, . conserving
fuel. Hndtluck, Cod steaks or hali
but can 1 used for the' fih and
sweet or .Irish
TOOK CHOPS
Old mil: Don't talk to me about
crop failures. Why, when I waa
! working over In Skunk County, I
nign rorty years ago. tho onls were
so low the sparrows had to git
down on their knees to reach them.
'What's your eon studying nt
college, Hiram?'
"Pharmacy." ' , 1 -
"Some new , fangled farming,
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World Listens In
On 20fl00,000 Sets
WASHINGTON, (API More
than 2ll.uno.ooil radio acta uro In
use throughout tho world .today. '
The Klolie-enclix'llnir march of
The fashionable Until and Tennla club at Palm llenoh la Ihaiwhlter meeting place of exclualvc
society on Amellia'a PJvlein. : Above la mi ale view of tho cllih. . Al. ilitht, .Mra.. Krone Undevhlll of
New York la shmvn wearini; chic "cowboy bench pajma." lulest style to Invade Palm Beach. At
left, Mlsa Hem.' dauHhler of .Mrs. Siedman Pent of Philadelphia; Weadni! u new inuderiilMlc bathliiK .
ault. . .-.'-. - '
t.ixi:ki)av PitotiitAXs
. The Natlomit llroadcuallnx com
pany program for Wednesday llllfht
potatocsused ua : radio la revealed in a aurvev of followa: 6:3ii to 7:30, l'ulinollve
preferred, i A well-aeaaoned bread! world mnrketa for wlrcleas uppB.-lbour: 7:30 to .s,-(johi Htrand pro
clrcnslns la always R-ood with flah. jiatna made by liwrence 1 Unison irrani; to H:3u. Hoails lo Ho.
The draainx: .may or may not ho of the eltwtt-lrnl niiiim,.nt .llvlu. mance: 8::to to II, Hill- Hilly Hoys:
iioiino wnn eifir, uepsnumir on ton on of I hi. V department of .com
in to 12, dunce mualfv
I'H-lll lll'SM :QI QXKy ; I f
1 ' .' Itnkiil Mllffrti Apploi .
Kour lare npples. 8 prunes.
tubleatioona lemon Juice, .1 tnhh'
spoon butter, i cup aiiKur, cup
wuter. - - 4- -.
Houk prnnew In cold watN, for
s.vefUl hours'. KenVov'e aTonvs ' a nd
'gjili I'll in, ii in I vii iiml iil i
liiel'ee. to n'erva this universal all- Tn Allterlruil HroailcuatlllB com-
dlenciv hroadenat alallolis are op- pony pi-oBrum lor VVednuailuy nl:ht
4 etntlnif on all continents, near tha follows: a lo 7, ui'USltr. euaciii.ile
:u, NH:: 7;S0. aktl: IliW. Tom
my, and Hob; III to 12, dauce music.
K."itC (lllllltP) II, concert, varied
proirmm; !, choir; HI lo 12,-dnne
music. : '
. I AW AllRclCt
. KNX (HUokc) :3i, quintet: ?,
akit; S:SI, featurca; 10 lo 1, dance
music.
,,KKI (04(lkc) 0:80, NHf; '8:3(1,
aliidlo, concert; lo, NIK'. ;..'
IMstvtV '
KOA (SSOkc) 0, trouhadours;
0:3", NHC; 8:30 Oypay campt ,
orchestra, mixed quurtct;. Ill to 11,
NHI.V ' '
I Suit IjiUo t'llv
.KSI, (lisokc) 0:30, NHC; 8, yn
rlely pi'oici'uin; 9, concert ciisam
bj(e; in. NHC...
Arctic circle, on the equator, and Kolater program; 7:30. comedy
fur down Into the anulhern hernia- sketch; 8. Instrumental ensemble:
pherp 8:30, Ralon orcheatru; U, urtlsls
j-. NearlyValf'oPail tm receivers :?w; Ut U'W
are In the I'nltcd States. Great.0"11 1 1 to lJr'Hvh-i'. :?
iiinHt'ly ,6ou, oOu eUrlt; France haa
l.i'fiu.onn; Japan, S&it.liiMi; Argrntl-;
na, Sitn.imd; Sweden, 371,immi; Aus-
trio, ' SJ5,(mj0; ('zcrlioslovakia and i
Italy. SBO.tian. ,
More than D5 per cent of the
sets on the . North American- con
tinent are In thu Pnlted States and
Japnn hss about tho satrte propor
tion of the total for Asia. Argen
tina possesses more than half the
sHs In South America; while, in
Kurnpe, Great Britain Germany
chat; tf:3, NHC; It: 30. historical
drama, iiiuhIc; in, dance nnialc;
1 2, news. . '.
KKX (IlHokc) fi to 12,
progrum; 12, weather, news.
KOIN (H4Mkc) 6, dlnnr music
orche(ra;. 7:3", studio; S, Seventh
Inlantry hand; 9
to
S4altln
KOMO (9-!0kc) Q, orcheHtra;
C::ia, NHC; K:3u,-. varied program.
music, studio: 1)
and Km nee account for 75 per cent orchestra; 11:3d, news, orchestra,
of the total. The union of South tenor.
Africa has about Jifl pep ecut of all
the sets on the "dark continent.'
KJH 07filtr) 0 to 12. AUC pro-
THIrt IS TH K new cloche, show-
i lug the entiro forehead, just tr-
' Arnr,, nafli It la nf nt'iiiinn
If;lt piped with belting.
S.V.E.Co.
1406 Adams.
I.a Oraudc, Ore,. Grace Bldg.
DELMAR ' .
Cotton
RUGS
24x18"
Pink : lilue : Y.U.w
flreen and lavender.
89c
-tl.. atAtj-"- i,.-.flWi X-jXTt
slice from stem end. Itemove co
taking care not to break fruit, nil. NHC;
cavities . of apples with chopped!
prunes moistened wit h lemon
I juice. Cover with slic cut from.
end and place lu a small baking
dish. Make a sirup of sugar, Wa
ter nnd butter and pour 6ver ap
ples. Hake in a slow oven, until
apples are tender. Itasle often
with sirup In dish. Cool and nerve
with plain cream- (Copyright, 1929,
NKA Service, Inc.) ;
gram,
Spokane
KHQ (&!) ti. music; fl:0.
10, programs, dance iii:ihIp,
Oakland
KGO (7;mkc) !. IIluI Hevere;
f:;ia, NHC; 9, Parisian (uintet; in,
NHC.
KTA R (5ftakc) 6. varied pro
gram; n. ilance mimic.
KI.X (SSnftc) , concert trio,
news; 8, educational hour; 9 to Hi,
muslcale. '
San Praiu-lw-o
1CPO (I'.SOkc) 6, piano, soprano:
.After they hnvn nwn married
long enungh for him to coma home
on his first drunk, love bumps the
THE GARDEN
New Wash Suits 98c to $158 ;
'!.' New Wash Dresses '::..::.f.l....... 9c to $1.19
All Jersey Suitsi & Jersey Dresses
at Reduced Prices.
; NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP
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bumps.
l'lJIlKXMAI.S All MNIHHIVCJ
TOfl'H TO YA1U AMI
tiAUDKN
The final touch of benuly In tho
modern Kurden is supplied by the
color of flower beds nnd borders.
Perennial borders, they uro'.uan
nlly culled, for it Is the perennlMa
that domlnnto. In well-planned
floral planlliiKS. , .
It Is natural thnt 111 flowers,
which survive .our winters und
italn in also and vlitor Jor yeitrs
when well cared for, should pro
diico taller plants and InrKcr flow
ers than moat annuals, which com
plete tholr life's cyclo from seed
to seed and die In one sehadn.jKacn
month In the garden haa perennials
whlrh dominate, following; one. un
oth.r as the summer udvances. .'
'First tha hardy bulbs, led. by
dnfrndils and tulips, open tho pn
Keunt. Then come tho beuuttful
, M'lva.v!Ucl, JphVit ,fipiOo.l)')ilMt,.l
utandlns landscape riowers: . una
thu goi'Roolis peonies, With colorlnK
tuoro delicate thnn precious Jewels,
and tha columbines which uro
growlnif moro popular .each year.
Tho peonies begin the pcrennluls
of June, which Inoludo tho linrdy
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