TlmrsdayV'MaYclill,' 1929V
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Society News
"Guest Day" Is
Observed Here By
D. A.R. Yesterday
'(.3ucst .nay" was olseived yctt
tonlay by the Daughters of the
A i in-r Iran devolution with - the
chapter's regent, Mrs. If. O. ttmlth
(is the hostess assisted hy ' Mrs.
Iturk anil Mitt. Kuy Murphy, all
of whom were ntiirod in the lovely
colonial costume.-. It was a most
interesting meeting urn) one thoi
oughly appreciated by the da ugh
tern -und their guests who were,
present. The program for tho nf
iornoon centered about tho Kcsn,ui
centennial observance of events
connected with the capture of Vln
oonnoa, lis Importance anil signifi
cance to tho entire northwest hold
In tf iiH It does a tremendous fasci
nation for ull Interested In the his
tory Of our country and particular
ly thin part of it. Adding very
greatly to the discussions of the
afternoon wok Che contribution
which Mi. Smith and Mrs. Huck
(Wfre. ublo to give. Having, been
Grain Unhurt In
Wallowa County
, During Winter
Hy' U. C. ilet'le
(Observer Correspondent)
WAI.I.OWA, 0n-. neclal
; Warm spring-Hat weather has pre
followed the St. .Patrick's mottr. sided tit the meeting. , '
Haskcta of pussy willows were ar- j -
lunged ntiout tho room; I One new candidate wna Initiated
Ihnvh 29 Is the date set for the' into lUine Chanter. Order of Uast-
next meeting of tlm - cluli . at the nn Star lust nlifht at the regular vanea over mis section or me coun
home of Mr, clvdo fhurltim. I chanter meet In of the order. I try lately, causing lh snow to melt
, . .. . . ,,ier-.iiv .lav will he eete-' rapidly. The Warmth
lira, I"t I.. Howell entertained at tinned Mar. 27 at the chapter and
hrlilKe last night at her homo nr n flttlntr pioaraiiils helng planned
IM6 W avenue. .A color scheme of
haa drawn
moid of tho froat from the wound
and no great lot of water la run
ning off. Practically all - of the
'Viiifkav pnnr.Riuia
. Tho National Hroadcastlnir com-' "XT '.'iT" ,"'"""f"1
pany program for Friday . night
follows: t, Wrigley review; 6:so,
Philro program; 7. Challengers;
you were going to combine them
In a house. It la true that garden
plants selected huphniardly. as too
often they are. would sit ill lio beau
tiful In themselves, however poor
their arrangement might he.- Hut
how uiiicli more lieuutlful1 they are
when well 'arranged.; 1; ;
'- Ho In planning this garden -we
should study how toxromlilne our
plants so thal'they will make a pic
ture. Then their Individual lioanty
will he enhanced, und wo shall not
flowers
hut ahull havo transformed our
homo grounda Into a-place of love
liness, .. Inviting, reposeful, salts-
..o'wwaUHedto.ar.V!. Crystal lt-l,ekl. lodge met' lnt n"w,.h"'"';"J '"!"' Xl"
Initiated a new ii.e)tmer.j
valley and lower hill sections. How
travel' with wheeled rigs in
green and y
out Hij-v Kt PtililMf Hint If , Mm. nlvlit nm
......... . . . 1. , ...... ...... ... n. ever.
i.aae nine .. ..,. , ..... .....u.,. .on.i.g ..... ..... a...... "'. - quile difficult on some of the roads
Hans received firs, and consola. H. k- . l evening . hecauso of deep drifts that still
tion prl.s respwtively. 1 lie hoK-J.Mrs. lloli.rison and Mrs; llyniim : aome plaeea. . Wliero tho
irm prrvru U " iiiuim - mm "'i'" . rilis mil uiiiiiin-i u a...-...
i... !. xtt..iu. If.....! i.iwl
iirviiawru I'J III'
7:30, Jlulf hour with Henntora; ,8 to
9, Hi A hour; 9 to 9:30, new pro-
MisKfs Miiutl andtmentit were served
Thelma Lamm. i
The giifMtrt were: Min. Orville
WrlKht, Mi-h. Vad King. Mrn. Vio
la HulKpy, Mm, OrHon Itrnndt, Mrs.
Kvana. Mrs. Hhtelds. Mrs. Nolan
Mli Iff, nnd Mrs. Uay Hrown.
Mvlnlon A of the l.oyal Sinters
Aid of tho ChrJHlfun chuiflt met!
Wednesday afternoon lit the home
of Mrs. Ht I, rutnani. Airs. Hurry
Sahdox. president, called the meet
ing to order and prayer was offered
by Mrs. 1'utnnm.,
Inns were made for the meet
the
t snow has been melted for any
! length of timrtha ground Is dry
ing and settling rapidly.
Homo of thft winter wheat crops
in .tho hill sections has toon un
covered recently and uccordlng to
reports from farmers show appear-
i nf i p o will niprt anfPa 0( hvIttf come through tho
nVlnek' luneheon at the winte'' n
Announcements
fylng. I'or. these am the iiualilies
of garden hentity which ImiHirt to
.ram: 10 la IS. dune, music l"" m-nomer u irasurn us .......i....
, The American Broadcasting com. , ""j k'n "' "-"perlence In life,
pany program for Friday night fol-t 140 n,l,k, ","''" l'"'"""
Hows: , dinner music. Oni-rlim- w n,ay ,'nt kl,ow how '
program; 7. orchestra, night rlut. kch. Mif. try. It anyhow. , I'm
romances; - . to . . " Neapollian "''othlng down on the l.upor to
nights; , musical marathon, wood- P'-"t' liftro In your nilnd
wind ensemble; 10 to 12. popular M "; Vour J"'",' n ",0"1'1 v;"'
music. j may know little or uiiicli of the
Portland j rules which govern garden design,
. KGW (Oilikcl . NHO; . vnri.,1 wntcn ore liiucn tno satin, as tnose
rimii
for a I
I home of ills. I.. II. Mne at
I'oihir stle l.'il.luy with Mrs. Moo
and Mis. A. It. Hunter hostesses.
Mm l.ynn Wright will have charge
of the program.
prograjn; III, ' news suinmury.
studio; 10:30 to 12, Hoot Owls.
KKX (USOkc) 0 to IS, AHO pro
gram; 13. news, wathor. .
i KOIN (4Hkc , dinner, orchea.
tra: t, studio; 10 to ll:3p, dunce
band,
, T . . f 7 Ings of the division for
V " . ""' I ing month. Kixt,
.r;V- ... '."'.'' three , visitors were in attendance
The
will
fioml Times
winter n fine condition. . l.ltlio
j i ears were ieic ti 4iuiuaKo urinic
, ijuno to HID ' wik ui erup vymrwrv
freeslng In early winter, when only
lightly covered with snow, because
,.r niu.. H,i,i.k rn ff.n I Spokane
I " . . .. 1 kHO"-' ff.flnwe. s Knr
. t ! was not surriclent to wt , tno ' . . ' , , .fiUiruHMlons of desiirn in newsnuueift
lhinrlnir cub' .... . , musical . nroirrnm. dunce music. ."f "wcussions i ucsiiin in in hiuih in
" ; irmunii in unv irritBi apniii unit uu , t-
lOlllgllt . wis..l'.kA snll nA.'hf.VA .nV.i ' ' SCttlO . VI
It to a trt .,llf Ar,,vAm,Mtt,inv with! KJR (970ke) ti to
. that govern nil artistic arrange
ment, including tho arrunKement
of furniture and ornaments in
your living room. However much
lor little you may know, an attempt
to vlsunllie your garden and, set
tvour vision down on paper will
teach you mom nnd help you to
9:30 Jroad wUh.a greater understundlng
i irrnund to unv irreat denth and us -
cnm-1 wm no,u u mimiliK 'mr,y "" a rult the soil did not heavo any.i
i i in 'i ni letv uiiiuiH' .iiuu-i.. in MrM.uic nf i from rwin. -WltnT
pvu i ;mn ivn ii.hi.t -mu . ihn Jeavinir of . the- snow 4hc reea'". "
AHC pro-
hostess und her daughters.,.
association
la planning H-i
meeting for tomorrow nlpht at 7:30;
o'clock at l.aue chapel. , s
K.V I): Towler, principal at ' I
iy persona I note and gave, a nujn
ber of. toucJies to he4 picture which J
.7 . , ,y, ""' ""'', ' The rarent-T.acher
r..Vj" ,, . " ,,rf r , of Hlveria . school
..IMii; iiiii irllllB. y
At 'W business meetin 7' hold dtir
Ing the afternoon, it was annoilpc-
ed that flag coiIch had been dhtrif
bated to a number : of .the local
ijelioalH and. that all would be sup-
llllA.l 't.AUn ..1,.,. 1 L
..Trr..;. . r; n.,n.i..s
niv ju'innii j , i uiiiiii 111 ee ;oi
ongre.sa who have been, asked! to j
report, fuvorably on their adopt (on jnrM. Davis' camp fire girls group:
s the standurd and official code will also take part In the proKnun.''
for tho. proper use of .the roun try's .
flag: Mrn. K, A. Kpling. who was I At tho silver tea given by the
agtift during the afternoon, told Supremo Korest . Woodman (Mrclo
of Mr. and Mrs. Ueynaud.
situation' haj Iwen- greatly ielleved
KOMO (G2akc). 6..NHC;
land most otithe farmers now feel -Program; 10. news, quartet.. Orel
that -they hvo sufficient-feed to I ';, "' X ' 'j
1 tide them overturn!! the grass gets i .,..:, ; , .
a start. Home stock are being put , (67okc). ;S0 dance lmnl:
Into, tho' buuehgrasa pasture where i 10 , "fT'1 .ttml
!ih. u eon.irie.i.i. .....omit of V t lkc). . organ, string
.... w,..-. .,- - told grasa which la providing some ,.'u""",; f"'.''"r'"i..8'. -Nuta; 9.
MJ ', .Z :, i. good, feed for horses. . , ; . '"miirs: ao, r.gnt broadcast;
Grande High school, wilt talk nnj! ".V.. r.?..,. . -..l.- R A; Downing and wlfe.'of !.enn. J.Wl. dance muse..
a vocal number Will be given by f.,0, .,,,. . M.,k Hunnli es iho llnio I were visitors Jn town the I list of
airs.', n,. n.-i.uiiniKwcmii unu iiiituu
nna dooks. ? ,
. rianniug -.your garden1 now .will
make tho rest of the winter1 speed
9, varied away ' nnd.'M sure to help r you
orches- . achieve new, beauties next sum
mer." "-.'. . I
by Melba Shepherd
Uttil1 McMasters. -
and
ggs to' umKo a per
lacking in eggs and fresh vege-1 th weeK,
1 tables furnish bulk as well as
their mineintl content.', However.
the mineral content ot eggs is
fairly high, so vegetables should
bo chosen chiefly for their "rough
age." - , .' ' .' ,
Because .of the gix-ut
Kr'I 640ko) 6, NHC; 9:3fl, con
cert; 10. N HO. " . ..
Many grown-ups, will welcome
about the Ouney Vrvek Coimn-jnlty lodge Monday.. nlR-ht Mis. Kay and CKRH if krooma am added for
enter in Kentucky nnd the chap- Mrs. Rva Olson assisted Mrs. Ollv-t lluvur- rt ",l ""' i'UBl?
o ter Voted to mitke :a gift to ' this j eP, the hostess. In u former Hem ''a 8t t0 the mildly fluyored
lit u'nu utni.xl. flint Mm l-'ejeA In-."1"' iiiunra t.u.r-
trail of Mrs, Olson assisted, ;
dejith of snow In Urn hills In th v Kr liJaloTii kui
I.mu.. seeiiun uml no sleddlnir Oil "r1' (lUOkc)- 0, N Ht
this end of tho roud. Mr. Downing WMi 9, N IM?
found It ncssary to, put . four. . , 'm ' -
. taire cowboys; S:35
part iculur. work.
:s In the dining room at tho close
of tho afternoon, refreshments
were, served by the hostess assist,
wl by Mrs. Murphy and Dr. Mar
garet ingle. Hod, white and blue
were the predominating colors and
the table was pretty will Its- rod
carnations and ,eororM candles.
'
Mrs. Walter Lane I
Entertains Club
Elect Mrs. Weeks j
As Lodge Delegate
Mrs. Stella Weeks wuh elected,
delegitto to attend tho Convention;
of the Royal Neighbors of America,
to he. held In North Henri In Coo,
county, Mnr. 2, when the Itoyati
Nffghbni-s met . In.vt night,' Mii
Weeks will be accompanied by t lit
lllslrtct 'deputy of the lodge from
Baker. .
cellent beginning for the dinner
in which eggs figure ak. tho main t
dish. Poached ckkh on a bed of '
hot, nicely seasoned spinach make
as attractive . and satisfying a
"piece do resistance' for tho Len
ten season ns the most fastidious
jnay desire and , If ; there oro , no
children under 10 ye&rn, of age
nt the family tablii. the ;ways of
cooking eggs aro' 'legion.
horses on -his - hack to pull It
through tho deep snow for about
four miles. . ' 1 ' i
Mrs. Victor Hearing Jlast -week
started teaching the Liberty school
in Middle Valley., Tho , teueher'H
position thero was iiiatie vacunt by .
Mofflt. , ,.'
Mrs.- F." A, ' Downing , returned
here the. firstof tho . week from
Idaho, where she. has been 1'or the
past several months, vlsitlnir her
sons J. A.- und Harvey Downing.A:
NB
- Oakland - - i
- KI.X (SSokc) 0.. concert, nnws; n,
musical progrumr 10 ta li! orchoj
tra. ... . o . ; . ..'
vri..iiiiiins; ...... nimfili i . iuij.
orchestra. i. ".''Vi'. . .'
Nan l'niiiclNfM. v ;
': KPO (asiMte) 0, NBTt. ;M,
mixed iiunrtet; 10, danco music, .
lfPROv(10ke. e, pep ImndV
Why Some Women
Are So Popular
ReautyN ;flrst iefuislte- skin,, per
fection. Thus, 'the fairest and wis
est use MKLLO'-CILO Face Powder
that spreads - more smoothly -and
produee-tn youthfut.blnom.Jts new
French process makes -MKUl.O-OlA
stay on lonner und buns the
dunvt musioi Mny nose. )uro! . J'riveius pasti
ness, iiaKiness,-irritation ami inrge
pores. '.Use Mi;LUlUi. Class
Drugs, Ino, ..' - . Adv.
In The Spring Manner
rATS . . . hat . . . hats! Quite the'
siiiHiUt. newest, most sophisticated
modes lor the sprinif Meason ai-e here, in all
' the new colors and shapes. There are swathed
- turbans, haU that are entirely brimless in the'
buck; hats with brims all around, huts with
. accentuated side poinU. Soft felts vie with
flattering straws for the center of the ht
fashion stajre. You'll need several, of course,
. lor the new season. -
I'UTMAN S '
.. La Grande Exclusive Reatly-to-Ver
, ;:'t t ;. - nd Millinery f
, rtoh
Roll-
spurts; 7, features; 10,, Amos and
Andy; ;il.:t0 to;:lo. dalle' innate
1 1. i 1 i .
THE GARDEN
Mrs. Walter I.ano entertained ihc
llelomala club yesterday, afternoon
With throe tables of bridge, high Jt was decided; that the .lodgtr gles or rounds of hot. lightly but
score prize going to . MM. I Clyde ) meetings be held In the 1. O. O.' Pi, terod toast. i . ,
Moppol and second lo Mi's. rcrvver
Charlton. - 1 s ; '
- A two-course luncheon "was soa-v-ed
hy tho hostess. Decorations
lodtro looms til sir-ail of the Knlirh-t . vrnnl eonlcod na-ifs. Wine Or neel
of Pythias hall whore tho meeting 'mushrooms nnd break In
ure now held. . - ; Melt butter, udd mushrooms und
Mrs. Altn Wlnbnrn, oniric, pro- rook over n low fire for ten min-
I ' Plan To Refurnish This
She is visltlnK Iter duugiiler, Mrs,
Tele Knott at , present. . ,
I Bomo -portions of the Whiskey
I creek road has been quite deep In
water durinn ' th past -week,' be-
Fks anil Uliislu-nmns . ; I cause .or water wacKlin in a. mini
; six PKK8. Vi pound mushrooms. er of places-with, deep snow, and
1....-. i. .ni..naAnn ' soma'HinulI slides off the hill sides.
flour. U teaspoon salt, H tea- B. K. HunUr, who has. a few TIIK SICASON POU IMKK)H
spoon pepper. 1 cup milk, trlan- head -of ew. at his farm , ri ' tJAHIt:,MM .' .
, in j.iiuqie valley, nun i.eeu -, i.i.ny -..f,"" oww.. ..." ..u. n
i the past 'several days lamblnK. l'p norh, and the f. dnya liexlil' to
to th'la time. Mr.. Kuiiter . reports leWitltll-n ever so little, therarf Is a
excellent success In . Hiiyli.fr the' feellnit of sih(iik- b, he ,ar... Vty
young, lumbs.-, "Irom loo .ewes may still huif tlm: fire,' but we feel
which .'lambed last week, lie', haa -an Impatience,, a aUlTinif- to be
160 lambs. - H. JJ,' Hechtel la also about affairs outdoors.
in the midst -of lambing and i re-. There Is no better sprinif tonlo
porta very good success. . :i . to. enliven the monotony of:'wln-
James Crowley spent a rcw duys ter'a final weary days,, and make
nt the H. 1). Hechtel farm, during tUem seeip shoiter. thun planning:
the , past week,, helplns; with, yie the jrnrden.v J-'Ireslde i. gardening,
lambing. ,-1 r- sotne one hos called it. . Let ua get
Mrs. H. C. Hearing and Miss Ann 0ut paper, pencil and catalogs and
Murphy were visitors In town the- sit. by the fire to Imagine the gar-
Spring
BETTER HOMES
The lovely, attractive home does
not just happen. It is planned. ,
Just as the theatre set is designed
to give a specific impression so'
may the home be planned, and how ;
much more important to do so
when one considers the permanent
and constant influence of good fur
niture. The things we have always had
we are apt to keep just from force
of habit, regardless of the possible
improvements that have kept pace
with present day conditions.
Do not give yourself or your
home the unnecessary handicap of
obsolete furniture. Today's needs
are different. Look at your home
critically, as the impartial stranger
sees it, and you will undoubtedly
find that you can profit by the op
portunities we have to offer you
towards a better home.
Plan refurnishing your home
now. See what the new things are
and add them one at a time or fur
nish your home at once complete.
CARR FURNITURE CO., jc
Eastern Oregon's Largest Home Furnishers . . -
LP-.... ..All.
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: Dresses
Age 7 to 15 ,
Now at'
V2 Price
Boys' Jersey
Suits
Age 2 to 8
Yz Price
NORTON'S
KIDDY SHOP
, 'i I y .'Mi
Many Bargains Listed on WantAdPt-e
last of the wk
JJtjo , Guelln has . been ; at. the
Charles Knoliao farm near' l.ostluu (
helping Mr. Knouso cut wood.;
Hum Meek and A. W. Harmon, of.
Leap, attended the' Moftlt sulu In
Middle valley Thursday. Tho sale
was attended by a largo crowd and
the greater part of tlm stock and
machinery Is said to have brought
very' satisfactory prices. '
John Couch, of Jep, was a husl-.
ness visitor fn town tho latter part
of the week. . ' ' i r'
I A number of exceptionally largo
lambs havo been, reported by farm
ers in various parts, of thin com
munity during . the past . three
weeks, .: ranging , in- weight j from
l&Mt to 22 pounds -each, with' tho
largest' being reported -by O.- C
McLean, of Middle valley, .
. Homo ' of- the farmers who did
not get all of their horses orf the
ranges 'atsthe. start of winter have
been out to, some of. tho' ranges
since.' the 'deep snow has nettled,
in some instances, the ' holm are
aid to have, fared pretty-well while
other havo been found which were
very thin. '' ;
A dance was given at the If. H.
Whit more farm In the Chapman
district Friday night and accord
ing to some of those attending u
large crowd was present tt'1 re
porting an excellent time.
Mrs. J. J. Chapman, of pontine,
was a visitor In town the lost or
the week.
den we would Uk to have, next
summer. ". , - : . ; .
Wo can imagine.' better Kflrdens
than wft grow, perhaps: but every
girtdon will bo the hotter for such
imagination. A garden -needs a
plan as much ns a house 'needs It.
If you were Kolug to build a house
you would. not go to a lumber yard
to seloct doors that you liked, win
dows that appealed -to. you, and
woodwork of various pleasing pat
terns, without n thought of how
utes. Hprlnkle with flour and
stir with u. fork until perfectly
blended. Add salt, pepper and
milk. Cover and simmer five min
utes. Add eggs cut In thick slices
and make very hot. Herve. on
toast arranged on a hot platter.
Garnish with sprigs of parsley.
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- . 'and
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These beautiful new
Spring Coats repre- ,
sent the most suc
cessful modes of the
season.
And they lead the
market in obvioua
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$13.95
to
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Spring; wardrolx! now pay a little down a little each
pay day. .
THE CINDERELLA WAY
Cinderella Frock Shop.