La Grande evening observer., March 27, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 3

Wednesday, Maren 27,1929.
HA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Society News
r
Mrs. C. B. Miller
Entertains Club
Women Yesterday
Mrs. ( H, Miller entertain the
M. !. 1. t-Iuh yfKtnlay afternoon.
IHiTludllH timl pink rotfeliuiht pre
':UoiilmleU In the a antra vu. decq
M Inns. '
Mrs. lloyt received club prize
for mrlH and Mm. Kit Itoyteu rm
reiveil gUQHt nrue.
MIkh Horiutu IMoraon entertained'
tlie MethodlKt Ulgh hoIioo! fclrU of
the Lou In.' tlotlfrty HleaniHhtp of
the Voyuire of lluod-wlll last v
ulntf ut her home on IVnth street.
A politick Hupper wan nerved, at
Hve thlity, Mm, I'ierHon having
prepared ueveral very tempting
(lishiH.ln addition ip those which
the k1"1h hruiiKhU Th ' 'buHjiiPBd
meetlnK un.l utmly proxram fol
r, lowed, wllh the mi salon work be
1 U)K done in Hhijfnporo , bflntf th
' nhidy for the evwilnit. ' The next
nteetftiK will he held on April ,
with the Mimhoh Mary liou and
' Kvelyn I'ipea-. v ; a. V..-V
The So-N-lle elnh inet yeiiter:
day ufternoon at the home of Mri
Ida McMeekln; vocal hoIoh, George
K. Hi rate, and plono hoIoh, Miss
aiailyn Miller.
It Ik announced that the benefit
affair U not Invitational and that
the public U invited to attend. A
curd party Jm planned for thoae
wishing to ptay and for other n
aoclal afternoon will be held.
An Kaater party wan enjoyed by
the Juvenile of the IVgree of
Honor yetderday afternoon ut IOhk-
This was also the last Lenten m'eet
tnw ar.d was to have been a sewing
day with a pot luck dinner, but Mrs.
Iterltieh served a very dellctouu din
ner at 12:30 and the day wuh spent
sewing when the women ftuiahed
tnheir box work. . iHir.nK tho after
noon a drawl ntr contest was held,
Mrs. I., K. Anderson and Mrs. IV
I' SturKeH both winning prises.
The folluwinu; officer! were elected,
Mm. H. 1. Marker, president, Mrs.
A. G. t'onklln, vice president, Mi.
Harriet Thomas, secretary and Mrs.
Uy Si-Jcr Mary - J. K. Mill. traurer. .-Mm. Har
"One penny, two a penny, hot cross rh-t Thomas was elected dclexate
buns. to the convocation ut linker, April
If you haven't any daughters, nlve J H to 14. Mrs. A. O. Conklln has
em to your sons;
MENUS
Since our days when Mother
lea" hall. Twenty were present. An (loose was our "hook of the month"
Kanter egg hunt wu tMig-utred to hot cross buns have Interested us,
and Kex Wall won the prlxo for
finding the most ejrfrs.
The committee In, charge of the
party was Clara ' Mariand, chair
man, ' Mildred
lavis.
Purlin the lust few yeant our
bakers have been featuring hot
cross
Kaster breakfasts, but there's no
been elected bv the church as dele
gate to the convocation and Mrs.
It. i. Marker Is a delegate sent by
the Daughters of the King. The
united thank offering was discus
sed and 15 women present asked
for "blue boxes" to help with this
buns for tlood Friday and 1 oi''h T'w" ,,";m',rt TT,' Mta'
i...,.br,.u.u h,.i ti,,' K. K. Andersm, Mrs. It. 1. Marker,
Mrs. O. K. Marker, Mrs. A. O. Cnn-
1.11.. U.u e 1 J'miL-liii Mix
any time of the year or day of the ,. ' , .,., , ' n... ,',..,.,,..-
At the regular meeting of the .week If. we make them ourselves. , ' ' ' Mrs itUiWn
Kulh, Mrs. l.. M. l.iih.l, Mrs. J. i:.
Miller anil Ksther j reuson why we can't have them
Organization six new members wpim1 Since proper hot cross buns are '
Introduced.
La Grande Women
" Attend Convention
i Kour J.a Grande women return
efT'lb their homeii from . Meiirui-U,
Ore., Monduy where they.. uttpnri
eit .the, .lth annual slate confer-ir-e.,,of
' the 'Oregon itoeiety of
lktiiK.hteni of J he : American ltevo-
Wlllliim Koeter with a I ; ineinbfcM lutlon
liri'Hent. Mis. Hurry Ulltner '! . : Thky report a Hplentlld time unit
tixHistunt hosteati. .'. : i. ; c.jlrityreKtiiiBtrlp. Thone koIhb were: j
Tlie-ufternoon wns iipenl payloJ?!rB: il. O, Smith, 'regent of the
Kiinies with firm prize, "going to-i'tLiirande chapter. Mrs. May lur-'i
Mm. IMIth C.lltner. : Mri.--HaallV lr. ilurearet Ingle ami Mr.
(Inihuni unl Mm. nvresa,' i'-atou.l''n HotinMikomp. J
Seroml prl.es were awarded to Mc : .Tlie. jji Onuiiie delegation tooX
Jean -arne. Mrs. Herniee 'KUydum part in the three -- duy , program,
anil Mm. 't'reiwy Suydam. '. 1 Mrx; Hmlth giving the report from
A two-co'iirw, luncheon was 'erv-l,"' ' Oraa.le chapter : .-rldoy und.j
ed hy tho hmtwm The next meet:5 ',r- ,nKle '"' on tn '"!
lug will he held ut the horn of P dlvUlon of the tate orgn-
Mra. Iee Onvta with Mrii Kdna "'""
AnHon uHHiKtlng. ':V '
' ' ;''f
Birthday Party
Th: outstanding business done
j was !the decision to build a log
cabin at. Champoeg,M Mrs, Smith
jsays; The cabin will -be a me-
Unnni'G T0110'rntpv!,norlai to jloner women of
lyaugltlCI Oregon arid will be located In the
Myde Kiddle sur- Tlded 'that Oregon should become
irhter. Maravenei Pft of the I'nlon., It will be n
i place. V here the .nieji met who ile-
Mr, and Mrs. C
mined their daughter. - Maraven:tt - Pl
with a birthday party Sunday af.renllca f,the log cabins of the
ternoon. The girls wero. taken lo-! 1 J,t4-
the matinee at 2 o'clock and laterj " Construction of the cabin will not
brought to the Kiddle home - where 'begin, .for a year because it will
the birthday cake was awaiting .take thai' length of time to season
them. The girls present were Kdha the logs-properly. The l. A. It.
Towry, Uuth and Margaret Mct- chapter of the state will be busy
A Ulster, Haphuo Mowery and at;i.4Mrlng, the year helping to raise
Intra (luye. May Hhafer, Sally Ble- money for the structure which will
grist, Virginia Mrainwfill, Marguef-J cost;'. about $&.0flfl. Koch chapter
Ho MctJIenning, Mildred Sliiimate,1 Will make and .quilt ns a benefit for
Dorothy Stewart and Mary Hunt.' the fund. The cabin will bo f:ir-
' j nished with old furniture of hls-
Tho benefit card party given' by tdrical significance In Oregon and
the Women's Menefll usocfatlon.'wlU.the' donated . by people of the
was an event of last night at tn. state.
1. o. O. K. hall, (luests were seat-
oil at 19 tables for the evening of
Prizes for women Went to Mrs.
August Krlckson first; Mrs, .. ;L,'
Mlsa-Grace Taylor,' of Stevons
,Vilte M'ont,(Vnnl ,JJ.:..K.; Scott, .or
lat. 'Orande, were married In Spo
kau, - Wash., . Monday and havo
Mackey, secontl; Mrs. Clyde. Hopr'come td ra Clrande to make their
pel: consolation. Kor men Charles libm.;. Mr. Scott has lived In this
Miirchison received first, Krankielty Yor'tlje lust eight months and
l.lley. second and Vade King, con-; is employed at. the. . J. C. ' 1'enney
made with yeast, there are, of
course, two ways to do it, hy the
long process and by the short pro- t
eess. Kliher method is good, it s
just a matter of personal conven
ience and preference,
, , liong leoViS
One nnd one-half cups milk. 1-3
cup sugar, 4 tablespoons butter, 1
teaspoon sail, Va yeasi cukc, 4 ia- . wt,ro U,j,, Monday
blespoons lukewarm water. 1 tea- 1 tti, jlov n
spoon cinnamon, 1 egg. cup cur
rants, flour. . . j
Scald milk nnd add butter, salt
and Migar. When lukewarm add1
yast cake, crumbled and dissolved.
.Mills, Mrs. l.oute 1'resto. Mrs. I. K.
St urges and Mrs. Harriet Thomas.
Palm Sunday services were held
at the Ascension Kpiscopal church
Sunday morning ut the 1 1 o'clock
hour. Malms were on the altar and
were carried, by the vested choir.
During the orrerntory 'The Palm"
was sang by J. It. Price. Services
evening with
Itemlngton, bishop
of Kastern Oregon present. Ser
vices will be held Wednesday af
ternoon at 3 o'clock the service on
personal religion, Thursday even
ing there will be comimmlon ser
in lukewarm wnter. Add 2 cups I vice, Good Friday at 12:30 a spc
of flour and .cinnamon. Meat well
and' ndd egg well heaten. Mix
thoroughly and ndd currants nnd
flour to knead, from to 1 cup
more. Knead until elnstio nnd put
in ft hirge mixing howl. Cover with
a cloth and let rise In n moder
ately warm place over night. In
the morning shae In small balls
and with a sharp knife cut a deep
cross on the top of each. Place
In a buttered pan about an inch
npart and let rise In a warm place
for 30 minutes. Make 25 minutes
lu n hot oven. Irtish over with a
sirup mnde by boiling U cup sugar
with 2 tablespoons wuter for one
minute.
Short Process
One cup milk, 1 yonsi enke, H
cup lukewarm wnter, 1-3 cup su
gar, 3 cups flour, 1 teaspoon salt,
1 spoon cinnamon, 4 puP butter,
I egg, cup carrots, .
Scald milk nnd cool to lukewarm
temperature. Add yeast cake dis
solved In water. Add sugar, salt,
cinnamon and egg well beaten. Add
flour, currants and softened but
ler and work until v thoroughly
blended. Knend to u smooth dough,
and let rise In a warm place until
cial service for the children and ut
7:80 the same day, Kaster morn
ing at 8 o'clock and tho children's
faster service ut 3:3U in the after
noon when the children present an
Kaster pageant at which time the
J.enten offering will be taken.
Tho Mlshop and Mrs. Memlngton
came late Sunday evening and were
guests at the home of the Itev. and
Mrs. P. V. Sture.es. Mrs. Memlng
ton returned to her hoiWe Monday
afternoon and the bishop re'turned
Tuesday morning,. '
The Venerable nnd Mrs. 8. W.
Orcnsey, of Pendleton, were k nests
of tho Mev. and Mrs. P. K. St urges
at luncheon Krlday. They were
here only a few hours, stopping off
on their way to Maker nnd Vale.
Mrs. George Gray .received the
sad siiews of the serious illness of a
brother. Wlllurd Jusner. who lives
at Caldwell. Idaho. Mrs. Gray,
with her daughter, Mrs. J. K. Con
ley and her grandson, Merril, left
early yesterdny afternoon for Cald
well, Mr. Jasper Is well known
hero, having lived here nit hli4early
life. i ,
Mrs. T. 1 Hefty and her small
son. Donald Huymond, came home
Sunday from the Grande Kondc
double In bulk. The temperature , hospital at ln Grande.
. solation.
Refreshments were served
Ml-
coinpuny store here,
The, wedding ceremony " look
lowing the games. Mrs. Hoe HU-jpiace at 1 o'clock In tho afternoon
cminnu was in cnarge. aim. i iyao ut t the- parsonage or ine naptiKi
Charlton was In charge of the card j Church, the Itev, Owen - Hay of
iwrly. . :'w flcta'tlng.; ' . :
A meeting was held preced(ng . uhho'ii oiir mImu riara
evening and plans wero iTavdr-: of Missoula. Mont., ami Hie
for. the rally. Mrs. l.eo-h ., irrAt m. T nth P 0 K .of
tMlnnd. president, presided. . . Slevensville. were present for the
A' -
Scott are at homo
the socla
mail
for this rising should he between
70 and 0 degrees !' and It should
take about one ' hour,. Pinch off
small pieces and shape as lu the
preceding reefpei lt -rise until
.double In bulk and bake In n hot
oven. Mrush over with sirup when
done. -. ' .. . i ,
Eight Teachers
Are Secured By
Cove Schools
" .. lopcaKlon. '.
n J. Fuu k4 t ,Mf ml M p
'Cedar street.
Ijoyid lAnhouhcements
Surpiising Mrs. Susan
nt her 802 M avenue home, 14
members of the Good Will club .of !
the Women's Mellef Corps in
tenlay afternoon.
A social . afternoon was enjoye
and contest games were' played,
Mrs. J. It. K Modes, Mrs. .Lajura
Davis and Mrs. Nye, recelVel pris
es. ; - . ' "
Mrs. Knot It was presented with-a
lovely boiKiuet of red carnutlons.'-
Pillows were completed to he
sent to the' soldier's home-at Rose
burg. Mofreshinents were served.
The club will meet again' April
9 with Mrs; J. H. Ithodeh'at: 80C
Spring avenue. .
'.
Work Is continuing on plans .for
tile .card party and social afternoon
to be sponsored by the Sons and
Daughters of T.Tnlon County "Pi.05
neers next Monday afternoon ' be
ginning nt 2:15 o'clock at the SacoV
jawea Inn.
Mrs. Harriet Mao Donald la In
rhargo of tho program and an
nounces the following features: se
lections by Mrs. Florence Lynch
Miller's orchestra; readings. Miss urged to be present.
.V The Uidles Aid of the Lutheran
chftrtm. 'Will meet at 2 o'clock
'Thursday. at the home of Mrs, N.
Nelson at 190S Oak street.
'
- ,The Stitch and. Chatter club of
the American Legion auxiliary will
meet ' Thursday afternoon at 2
o'clock at the home of Mrs. Charles
Shewmaker at the corner of Green
wpmJ and' It.
, :-.n, N
0Jlope-Chapter No. 12. Order of
Kastern Star will meet tonight at
I o'clock at the Masonic hall. Thin
Is. the. 38th anniversary of the
founding ; of . the chapter in ha
Grande..
-
The American legion Auxiliary
Prill team meet Thursday eve at S
o'clock in the high school gymnasi
um. AH memhera of the team arc
A seven-pound boy was born to
Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Van Vhick nt
Dr. Wonderllclc's hospital lu .a
Grande Mar. 22. M0U1 mother nnd
baby nro doing nicely. Mr. and
Mrs. Van Vlack moved hero two
months ngo from Preston, Iowa.
Ueforo their nmrriago several years
ago, both were residents of Cove.
Mrs. Van Vlack Is a (laughter of
Mrs. E. W. Pease who formerly
lived here, but now resides at Pull
man, Wash.
Mr. nnd Mrs. E. E. Cond nnd
1 h ree sons, Km nr In. Ka rl a n d
Hohert left Friday evening for Eu
gene, K nine Ik is n sttulent at the
university nnd had been home for
spring vacation. Krnncls Is listed
among the honor students there,
Karl is entering the university at
this time.
The. Ilev. V, IX, Green who spent
last week here returned Rat ut day
The Mode
for
EASTER
Every frock that Paris designs
these spring days is for hist one
purpose liaster. Every, coat is
meant to he worn over that frock
on Kaster morning:.. . . with an
Easter corsage.
Of course we are excited about
them ! We have so many charming
things that we want you to come in
right away, so that. you will not
miss one
ine vouis . ; -
nro fallonil or fur trhnimtl, In all tlie very- - v
newest smooth rubrics, and hi h galavy f '
i-obu-N HUM will huriwlse voh. -; - 1
' $15 to $69.50 ; : : :I
The, Frocks
nrc fluticry with Iwnvs and lace ami rlbbotis
, , or ns Hcvcrcly ami suavely plain as tlM , v
imwt iiMslern sophUtlciilC' tuithl dentr.';:. in'
si tin. crepe, unrgctli' or tho Hnw Haie'j
VrviM's. , - .,' ,,'
..$12to$55--;.''.-c
The Ensembles c
... Nplrli of Kaxd'r ili'ni'lw. . . are car.
ami ili-llKhiriil iik mil Kill Id MMlbly hopt't t
In Kala hntM. NtilNluiMl tsikim'iiiHl bbu'k .-. .
wllh lihiiiM'N ir hrlithl (Mildr, prliil. or malrh- .
Itiir rnix-t Vi know tliiitt n H- tail In .'
lol Willi llll'lll 111 onwl '' ' . ' j -I
;. $19.75 to65
Putman's
La Grande's Exclusive; -. '
- Ready-to-Wear & Millinery.
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My Mrs. A. C, Conklln
(Olwierver Correspondent)
COVE, Ore,, (Special) A com
plete faculty of eight teachers has
now been secured for the Covo
school. Three teachers who were to Freewnter w here he has charge
elected a month ago have sent Inioi ine community cnurcn.
tholr resignations J. H. Price who Prof. C. G. Springer entertained
goes to Crane and Mrs. Helen Con-! his history club Krlday evening nt
"kiln and Mrs. Hessle i. Kletcher Ills home here. The evening was;
who are not teaching next year. At spent in taking trips through Ore-j.
a recent meeting of the board, J gon nnd California by way of maps I
Kenneth G. I.a Vlolette. of King nnd pictures. Mrs. Springer lias j
Hill, Idaho, was elected to succeed travelled much In the woHt nnd has!
Mr. Price, Miss Hornlco Via, of a very complete set of Oregon nnd j
Forest Grove will succeed Mrs. j California pictures. Mcfrcshmcnts
Fletcher in tho high school and , were served. Those present were, '
Miss Thelnm Anderson, daughter 1 Misses 1-ola Mrothers, Dorothy
of Post master and Mrs. Anderson Marker and Lee Ellen Mreshears,
will succeed Mrs, Conklln In tho 'and Messrs. .Edward Mlnom, Alnmn
primary grades. Geiss, Millard Van Dong, f'hester
-The annual meeting of tho Ladles I Maum, John Comstock, Parker
Guild was held at the homo of Mrs. He vera, Cecil" Michards, Ward Paige
C, E. Mertsch Saturday, Mar. 23, and J-4i Von Koger. I
For best results use
ffipBAiaNC
IrikWPOWDEn
Same Price -
For Over 30 Years
2 ounces tor 25
MILLIONS OF POUNDS UIBD
Bi OUR OOVBKNMRNT
To The
Traveling Public
Of La Grande
. WHQ In Tortland why not lop
at th. Heathinan or the New
Ilrathiuiui Hotsl? S' can give you
a olc ku-g oulnide room wit It
hath at 3.t p.r day. single, or
13 M) double; corner room., over
looking the park and the city. $4. do
elnaie; fs.oo double.
We have two wonderful coffee
ahopa la addition to our main din
lag room prlree most reasonable.
Also haw five hours of Pipo
Organ concert daily.
We are located In the heart of
. the theatrical district, being next
door to tbe farttand Theoter. with
in half a block of the Broadway
and half a block from tba lllllg:
also near the financial and chop
ping ranter.
Heathman Hotels
G. E. Heathman
. Owner aod Mgr.
Park at Nation '
Geo. M. Kins;
Am i. Mrr.
' Bmaihiay at Ralmnn
o t
lAUGH WITH
"JONESEY and MABEL"
tryTuJ,,Bl8 )fp m.tnrN.B.C
OUTLETS
are changing
the whole scheme
of things
Hare you enjoyed heiring of the adventures
of "JONESEY and MABEL?" Their experi.
encei In a home without luflicicnt electric
outlets (or plugs) is most smusing. They and
you, too will quickly appreciate the com
forts of the complete
GENERAL ELECTRIC
' Wiring System
XHE new double or "twin" outlets are easy to install no fuss
or muss. You can connect and use TWO appliances at the lime
time a floor lamp and your radio, or a percolator and a toaster.
Twin. outlets in every room will help to make the home life
. brighter and easier for everyone in the family.
I'lione iih loil.-ty or Hcnd u your name, and an Klcclrlcol
lltalur will HKMVKIC WITHOUT COKT to you one CI. K.
Twin I 'onvenl.-nce Oull'-t,
Eastern Oregon Light & Power Co.
".Uwuyn nt Your 8rvlce"
EASTER WEEK
New Groups FaKhion. Right
Spring
Frocks
Frocks That Win A
Two-Way Success
FIRST: Because they are last
minute in style.
AGAIN: Because they are
Unduplicated values.
You mny step into the
Easier promenade with
the assurance of stylo
correctness in one of
these fresh new Frocks
... Ititit-niinute modes
, . . personally chosen
with special thought of
l.a Grande's Kaster week
selections ... undupli
' sated values.
$9.95
$14.95
$24.95
$34.95
1 'r-
!
Cinderella
FROCK SHOP
': i
A Small
Payment
Down "
IMlvi'rs Any
l-'iiMk to yon
. bnljiiH-e In Kasy
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