Monday; March 25, 1920.
LA" GRAN1JE EVENING OBSERVE'
'"ftt Tim
ISOCIETY NEWS
1 1 LiKrarv Ghats I
Club Women Plan
Evening Meeting
? Tuesday, April 2
; H.itunlny nltflit the hoard of dl-M-etoin
or tlio Neighborhood club
met und tltt'lded to iiocept the In
VtUitton rut (ended by the ma na so
men t of t lie I .u II. H. iteoreutlooal
hull offering the une uf ttte bull
to thi' club for tlte evening uit-ft-IDS
to bfl hHd TuemJny, Apr. 3,
The proKmni for the evenliiK will
be devoted to drum a und will be
In cHhi'Kft of Mrs, Donald l'uKiie.
Musical numbers and a one-act
duy will bo feature
Husband, of Neighborhood club
trie m hern ' und teachers of jk
(iranile nro Invited to attend the
moH1i.fr, iinnounecR Mrs. K. I,.
Meyers, presldi'tit of the Club, The
huHiteKM ineellnK will beln ut 7:15
o'eloek and the tORram ut S.
Ktvn by the Women's Henefit usw
Houfution tomorrow ittxlit ut ft
o'clock in theI. O. O. F. hull, Kes.
rvuUon for the party v can hti
innde by call In Airs. Clyde Churl
ton, .
Ab enjoyable evening 1" unticl
puteU. A luncheon will Ik. served
und the public U Invited to .ut
tend.
A meeting nt T o'clock will
held precvdhifr the crd tarty.
Announcements
P.-T. Associations
In Regular Meets
I The Community Women's Hlble
'cIuhs will meet tomorruw after-
noun ut 2:15 o'clock ut tho home
fof Mrs. Harold a. lHw. at -SOS
I Main avenue. The subject will be
hl'The Lord's lMiyer." "Lead t's Not
Into Temptathm, but Deliver is
from Kvtl." Study of rurrvipnn
denris will he held. Memorv wurk.
l'salm 'it, versus nine and ten.) for a mile, or houer yet for a llfe
I'ontfnuiitlun of tm book. "Christ ' time. --
Ity Mult' I K. Doty, Mbcurtuii
"Some ,book-frleuds k ulong
with yqu:' for u lifetime' writes
Muy lmberlon Becker in her do-
jllghtful little book, "Adventures In
j Heading.' "And some are." ns Al
' fred Noyes poem 4tuys. " 'compun
t Ions for a mite,' that make your
way pleusanter while they are by
your side ami then drop back
again. - Hut she thinks even In
these companions of a mite, though
they mny not he pleasant compan
ions, may show us something of hu
man nature,
l'erhivps you may find In some
of these. new titles your companion
The Central I'arent-Teacher as
sociation met In tho L. 1. 8. Hec
rratlonal hall Kriday afternoon
with the president, Mrs. H. It. Han
na, presiding. Mrs. It. 1 1'utnum
opened the meeting with u prayer.
A typography project was given
by Mrs. lleassler's f If t ti yrudo
room. Tho Kills displayed dolls
The Onion of Italnbow for CllrH.dresed to rtpi-esent foreign couu-
held inHlnilon Kuturdiiy ntKht when ti les und the boys appeared dressed
they held assembly at the Mnsonia In foreign costumes.- Hoth glrH
hull und conferred the decree, on .iund hoys gave talks aud entertain
one candidate. -The -work was ex-ted with music -demonstrating the
emplifled .by the officers of the hk- UiPiite. ., ,
winhly headed; by. Miss Vivian . K Hlrloy Hung "My Task",
KUhrt. worthy advisor. - "und "SweHest Ktower that tlrows."
The (legroe of honorary nuMU-S .j .,ollKr(sl,OVVi oUy ; S;iperin-
)er; was conferred on GooiR, S. 'tendent ,of sol.oolw. told of Jtls ro
lllfnle.. worthy patron (,of;, Hope ;c9n miendum-c tit the educational
Chapter No. 13,. Order of Kastern conference ut Clovelund, Ohio.
War: In response to lhe.honoie Mr. , Officers for the year were elect
Ulrnle respondcl with words of up-UH fnOWM. . . proa.de lit. Mrs,
preciutiou. ,:- Jack lllult; vice president, Mrs. H."
It was voted that the assembly ;-K. IMxon; secretary, Mrs. Norman
attend the Methodist church In La j l-'rees; hisioi fun, Mlws Arta Verity.
Orande Hunday. Apr. 7. Attend-1 it was decided that a silver tea
unce In a ffroup once- a year orjhe- R-'ven In May; A speclul arbor
som church In the city Is-part of jiy ptoKtum was umiuiinced for
, ine April, meeting.
,sThe attendance picture for the
month went to ' Mis. lleassler's
room.
at the
Jones. .
Hound Table
by K.
the program of tho national Knln-
how order. v ,
.; The Italnbow 'Olrls also decided
lb extend an invitation to the Itak
Vjpr. Aswmbly to he their guests at
Si, meeting Apr. 27, the "linker girls
exemplify the work, : .
vThe Hev. V. 10. Hall spoke brief
ly to ibo assembly -complimenting
the girls on their work and thank
Mig them for the Invitation to at
tend the seswlon.
Mrs. J. It. Ithodes. Miss ?:iea
nore (Slus und Miss Frances Cher
ry, all of La Clrande. expressed
their pleasure In attending the
Ue;niUfiil ceremony, , Miss Knstt'r,
uf i'nion. was an out-of-town vislt-
- .UV!. j.- V ' : ' ' - "' .' . "
The Orcnwood . Varent-Tfncher
association hiet ut Greenwood
school Friday arternoon -with Mrs.
C, K... Mcl'herson, .president, pre
siding. : .... .
A (diort program was given by
children from the rooms of Miss
Iorlno Johnson, Miss tlruce Snook
und Mr Mnrguerlctte Towler.
, T.lttle Juno Smith, gave tho de
votional which was the iiJrij, psalm.
Five , children, Lois Holman.
ThornoM MulUnbeig. Wlnton Puck
- ' . ett, Iteta Ward and Arlene Withy,
Knterlalning their husbands, the t sang "The Hippopotamus", and
inemhet-H of tho Wakellta Bridge i "My !otlyu Lullaby."
L. : oluh met Saturday evening atthe
' homn of J!r. William McClure
s with Mrs. (leorge Clark usuistant
. , hoslcKfl. Mix tables were at play.
High score prices went ta Jack
l Brandt and Mrs. Alvft Crowley and
X i consolations to Mrs. Oh osier Koyle
and J. .1. Broom field. . "T
. A two-course luncheon an sorv-
A henefit pinophle pnriy will be
S. V. E. Co.
1405 Adams,
La Qrande, Ore., arace Bide..
WHITE
TURKISH TOWELS
22x14 inches
Heavyweight teiry cloth :
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' - 20x40 inches
Colors: Green, Pink, Blue
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Honald. Howard entertained with
a recitation entitled, ' "Faithless
Flowers.' . Vena Mae Wurd and
Florence. Ajisell. dressed ns (fypl.
sang two. songs, f"Qynsy Queftn",
and "Hpring,; and tllodys Mae
Kims read, !Jrj1ian Aunle," by
James Whltcomh Hlley. i
.Miss Norma "Muyger's room won
the picture for tho month for hav
ing the most parents present.
A kindergarten extension com
mittee was appointed and includes:
jj. K. Charlton and Mrs. , Hallle
j WUUumson. :
Tho summer1 round-up commit
tee for this year Include: Mrs.
.Frank Mlllerlng, chairman; Mrs.
tBurmittund Mm. Holinnn. Assfst
'nuts will be appointed Inter.
I The hot lunch- committee gave
-Its report and Mrs. Nell Thacker
suggested several changes In the
hot lunch room. Tho committee Is
to, Investigate costs and to carry
out the suggestions made.
' Mrs Henry was appointed chair
. man for the. curnlval night meet
ing In April.
A no-hostess luncheon at the
Racajawea Inn Saturday at noon
began the afternoon's activities of
the Daughter of Nile Sewing club.
Following the luncheon the club
members spent the afternoon in
the apartment of Mrs. Joe Carr at
tho Sucujawea hotel.
The women sewed on mutorial
for the crippled children of the
Khrincrs hospital In 1'orMnnd. The
club will meet with Mrs. Carr again
for the April session.
Special organiser Stella Blalter
ley, of Ida., wilt meet with Circle
No. 47, Neighbors of Woodcraft
T-iesilay evening ut 7:aU o'clock.
in the Knights of I'yihkiH hall. All;
members a to reuesihJ to be pre-1,
sent. ..
l.irn of Mokcs
- Fleg
A biography of one of the grenst
et figures of the Old Testament,
written by an author who is a
French Jew. u poet, and .a pro
round scholar of tho Bible.
If You io tu Smith AmcrU
Harry L. Foster
A chatty, informative' volume
The high school girl's missionary
society uf the MetbodlHt ' church j
will be Kuests tomorrow, Tuesday
evening (if Miss Hcrncltu lMerson
ut her home, U05 Tenth-street. The
.study ..for t!e evening will -be Ma
laya. -1'ot luck supper will he
-served at fl:4ft- o'clock' and' the
study will, be over in lime for thorn
wishing 1, to MttMnl, the ii. S. c.
concert. i . : ,
The Mt'tljodtst choir ' will meet
this evening at the church at '7:30
sharp to 4ractlco on tho. Master
cantatu,, "Thv Great Light."
MUSIC SCHOOL
PUPILS GIVE
STUPIO RECITAL
the latest published for those who
would see Vomit America, either
In conducted parties or "on their
r own. , . .
Nclm'mnii-Hclnk, the !nst of
' 1 Int Titans
- . Mary I -aw ton .
One of --the most mulable blo
graithicsMhat we have found In n
long time.. Someone says "the life
of Mme. . Sch unmnn-H elnli reads
liktt a -roinance from ah old story
book," Yes it dues but its not all
romance. Its a story of poverty,
suffering ami rare courage as well.
( Haulers of tlu IKh'
? Lowell Thomas
A thrilling tale or the submar
ine' warfare during the World war.
H Is a breathless succesnlon of
Klementnry violin and "pin"0
students of the KiuJtern Oregon ,
schoob.nf music gave, a most cn-
joyable nnd interesting program
yemeruny uucrnoon in ine siuuio
of the school, which wns filled to !
capacity, by parents of the students
and their friends. .- , .
The program - included the fol
lowing numbers:- piano, "The
Prairie Storm,". Henry Stoddard;
violin, "Blue Danube Waltz,"
Straus, Sylvia Turn; piano, "The
Cello, Berwald, La no in Curtis;
violin, "Melody i.iu,F,", JtubrnHleln,
Lois Wilhorspoon; piano, "Mig
nonette,'' ' Alice-', MHIerf 1 violin,
"Merry .'."Widow," " Lehaif, Maxlne
Blancett: piano, "Fniiy Barmio,"
Lucille McHeynnlds; . violin nunr
tett, "Talcs of Hoffmann." pffen-'
bach, Kugeno Hunt. Kdwnrd. Kl
llot. Merle Thomnsson and MUrlon1
Bond; piano, "Wood Nymphs fro
lic." Jcana Mae Sullivnn; violin,
"Plantnilon Medley." , arranged by
Hnrvey, Merle Thomnssou; piano,
"Tight Itopo Walker." Illiwioh
'Cunningham; violin, "May. Polo.
Dance," Severn, Kdward KIHott;
piano, "Dolly of Hadlnland,"', Hts-
ker, : Kntherlne Wagner; violin
"Moonlight Falo'," Wecker, Mar
lon 'Bond; piano, "Minuet In G,"
Beethoven, Marian Boyles; violin,
"Village J'Ystivul," Crerwonky, Ku
gene Hunt; piano, ''Climbing,"
Phyllis r Douglas; . violin, "Moon
light on.tho Lagoon," Film I, Isa
bella Williams.
battles under waves, and miracu
lous escapes, Wo were much im
presned 'with the story of the
men on , V-bont 20 who spent
Christmas eve in "a snug resting
place on the muddy, floor of the
North Sea" where they "were com
fortably settled for the night sixty
feet below the surface of the
water." And they had a real Christ- '
in us party with a Christmas tree'
and u 11 the trimmings. '.
Tho Snake Pit , ;
. , Klgrid L'ndset '. !
The winner of the Nobel prUe
for has presented, another)
magnificent picture of mediaeval i
Norway. Jt Is the story of .Olaf i
Audiisson and Ingunn, Ills wife.' !
trying to live their life, together,
in spite of the black cloud of the!
past. For ever between them is j
the knowledge that Olaf Jias mur- j
dered Ingunn's former love. It Is
a continuation of The Axe.
Peiloe Vlettu-ioiiH 1
O. K. Kolvuag.
Peder Victui'touswliut a ring
to that name! His father. Per
HunKu, had given it to him, und
the father's pioneer strength moves
In thin boy as, with the triumphant
power of youth, be tahes over his
New World Inheritance.
MENUS
By NMer Mary i
The Italian way of serving grat- :
ed cheese with wmp has much in .
Its1 favor. Potato, tomalo and spin- I
ach cream situ ps gain much nour
Ishtnent If grated hard choctso Is
added when served or passed ut
the table. The "combination of
flavor), cheese and these particu
lar vt'K tables. hi goott. i'hecse
must not be added to a soup dur
ing cooking. . .
There are many varieties of
cheese, both domestic anil Import
ed, and for classification purposes
they ine conveniently divided into
three gnupsl)uilrd, uim-lifted and
sof i. '
'.All varletfes -of cheese should he
Ucpt In a cool place, the hard and
semi-hard varieties wrapped In
para fine paper to prevent drying.
Cottage chccsc Is high In nutii- ,
A THREE DAYS' COUGH IS
YOUR DANGER SIGNAL
- Cougli. from colds may lead to e
rioua trouble. Yuu cun txnp them
now with Creomul.ion, an emuliiliod
creosote tliat it pleasant to take.
Creomulsion it s medical discovery
with two-fold action; it soothes and
heals the inilamed membranes and In
hibits germ growth.
' Of all known drugs creosote Is reo
ognized. by hiiill .medical authorities
as one of the greatest healing agencies
for coughs from colds and bronchial
irritations. Creomulsion contains, in
addition to creosote, other healinii
elements which soothe and heal the
Infljmed membrane and stop the ir
ritation, while the creosute goes on to
the stomach,' Is. ahuorbrd into the
blood, attacks the scat of the iroublo
and checks the growth of the gertna,
Creomulsion Is guaranteed talinfao
lory in llie treatment of couglis from
colds, bronchitis and minor forms o(
'bronchial Irritations, and Is excellent
for building up the system after col Jo
or flu, Money refunded If not re
lieved after tuking according to direr.
iiojib. isK your antcgist. . . tauv.i,,
'i
and up
for EASTER a
and Immediate Wear
Once again whimsical Paris -hns had a turn Of
ntind , . .. and entirely I'evlsod her notion of a
smart' hat! We have obtaindd copies of the very
newest models for you! They are xlose-fitting,
.. . of course .. . . some with brima that go off the
; forehead and down in back ..others with ho
' brims at all, in smart turban or Rcboux beret style.
In Baku, Paris-meme, Visca, felt . .'. ond felt and :
straw combinations ... nil colors.
PUTMAN S '
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SION
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OREGON STATE GLEE CLUBS
ASSISTED BY THE COLLEGE ORCHESTRA
PRESENTS
"The Chimes
of Normandy"
DIRECTED BY PAUL PETRI
With
TED ROY
and
FLORA McCOY
La Grande High School Auditorium
Tuesday, March 26th, 8:15 P.M.
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ttvo vnltio but low In vltumlrw un.l
rat Htnco It Ik nmilo or Hotirvil
Hkimmed niilk. KroHhty ' anurcil
liiillU'tit ilrHlrublo ror innklnv cot
itiiKt- tilicpHo . alnco too nutivy hue
jlurla will ilovvlop a bitter tllHtt.,
j oittiKo uh wt'U ua tlm other toft.
jcrrmn. ctieacH are oxcollt'rit In huI
Mtdiwt or nvlUi rs-.tHlL rrultB. . t'ul'M-
ruirj Btewi'n iliinf riirfiH miwililhh
well with cream checHo ror a Mihift
or ilrHHort. Crlap toustod critokot'H
Khoulil nci'omtiuity uitlioi'. ..... i
Fiimltio r WMfflii
On' nt)d''ouo-htlir Cupa b'rond
oriintliH, 2 a cup inlllt, V4 riip.grnt-
il clioo, 4 tulileHpoona buttor, Mi
teaapoon Mult, teiiapoon tieppcr,
yollia n kk. 'whllitat 8 ciora.
. Vhb (-rumba rrom iwft purt of
lour, Cook crumliH und milk until
hot und tiiitootli, slli i'lim coimtantly.
Add tnittei', wilt und pepin-r und
pheewv. iilid cook until elimtw In
ime.tOf.';lfotnove(tt..ouce front hent
mill mill yulka ut' vkkh lioutcn until
(tlilrlt and li-mon colorod. Ii'old In
wliitva of pkkh liouten until allrr
mid dry. Turn Into a liuttored Imk
Inir illnlt Ond biikn it mlnutca In
u iiioilnrato oven. Wlion firm to
tho tuuoli ,or. tht fonduo 1h; douo.
Kervo ut once. - Tltn tr-mpt-ratur
nt tho oven KhoiiUt ho 3fin derr(eM
The
snna.
roclpo will aervo four pei-
Churllo Curtis nay ho la Koine
to lot the Konnto go along aa'lt
plr lines, i'MK mnrtla has bton a
lioiliiloi' ' hlln'aolr and known How
that In.
A Unlvoi-miy of fhlrnro student
la KOlnir to Bornoo tu study savage
llro. Why dooan't someone t.ll him
uliout Chlrniro'a loop district?
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