La Grande evening observer., June 17, 1929, Image 3

MondayvJune 17,1928
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
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Beautiful Home
Wedding at Hanna
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Residence Saturday !
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One of I he important events of
thtj Kitinmer hoc in 1 season took
place Saturday evening when Miss
tienevievc ilmna, daughter of Mr.
ami Mrs. Herbert II. Haunii, of I.a
O ramie, became (lie bride of I,loyd
A. Kerry, son of Mr. and Mrs.
(Maude Herry. of Walla Walla, at
tin home of the bride's parents on
It. aonue. Th home 'wedding was
witnessed by ahoul i0 friends,
nnwitio- I hem ;i niimher nf not Of
a, .U(H 1 r Ihe
lovliest to be solemenized here in
many years. Hoth tin. bri lo aiul
. . , .
out members of their communities
and the event is of much Interest
In l.u Cliando and Walla Walla cir
cles The nuptials were solemnized at
..I., lit K.ifni'i. ., V.f.iilltll'lll lit.
' f . . . vine
whifh Im'.i b.i.n hnniced 'n mass
over the large fireplace. Huge
baskets of delphinium; roses, pink
gladioli, columbine and pyrethrum.
'I'lll 1- iu .rl imtllllir finul
the altar and from a side table II
lum.N.I softly I he lovely l,a-k-I
K.o,,n,I for the ceremony. K..Kets
don. roses, many of Ihem iron, the'?""1" y,v,'!tr
ganlens of Walla Wat la, l'endle
ton and Kugene relatives were ar
ranged about the room while huge
baskets of Iris iu the. lavender, yel
low and brown shades wore usee
the cU-rti watelie.l the eer ony. !
Miel liuiMmets of the summer
flowers, many of thorn from, the.
1,t. u ..f n..i.rl.l.r..-u frlhn Iu
he to ereate a heamiful xetllnB
for the June ceremony.
PreceOWig the wedding Mrs.
Ployd K. Sherwood sang "Oh Prom-
ISO.. Me, wnn .'.lis. l.ee iteynoius ;
accompanying. Mrs. Heynoids also i
played the wedding march
and '
music during the reading of
the
ceremony. i
As the strains of Men lellsohn's; homo In La Grande. She was ac- j'ciine, Mr. and Mrs. Kugene It.
wedd-ng march were heard the uVt. dramatic and musical circles . Hates, all from Pnlon, Mr. and Mrs. j
bride i-nlered ftnm the ::taliway, in tiio l.a Grande high school from Kd ,ee anil Prank l.ee of Wlllow-oH-eting
her father who escorted which she graduated in 1928, win- dale farm, Mrs. Amos Ilaltell of
h.j io the altar. The bride was nK K. Whitman scbolarshlp that Hak.-r City, A. C DeHoard of H-rh-ltn;i
nt 1 fui in a M iuple gown of egg-, your. Site gradua!ed from Whit-hand, Mr. and Mrs. William llolllns,
shell lace over sal In, w Ith uneven 'man lu I it 2 7 and was a popular ! Mr. air! M rs. It. P. 'unn Ingham
tM-mliiie and cfose fitting long student on that campus, taking'1 and daughter, Hlauche, Mrs. P. K.
Dleeves. Her slippers were of the ,,urt ;n musical productions and in ( Heed, Jack, KonalW, Krmol, Kthel
eggshell satin. , She wore tho veil
of her cotisin. Mrs. Mobort Kakln
and It was sathered about her head
wllh a band of tulle, w'.th ornne
.blossoms, selit from rela'.ives in i
' .'California, clustered .about the ive.Hhyietiau eliurclh
,. liack. The briiie wore cry'"! I'ils I -M. (t iflin oom also utlf-mled
-...which were the we'blinrkift r nor school, ,nt.. Whitman where the ro-t--iusl)Mnd."
H,t howetMfMH(Uet was )niince had its hi'Khmliin- lie was
, . of 'ophelia roses, lilies of Die valley'a mcinber of the Dramatics club
and maiden hair fern. ami active in student affairs.
Preceding her entrance was her' Since the announcement of the
sisttM-. Miss Miriam Manna, as enratfeinent more than a month
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Special Offer
. 7V T
eWs
hr'dcsmaid, who was charming in
u pink liuuiKiiit satin frock, deep-
c milnp in the folds of the uneven
hemline anil bow to coral. tier
.suppe. wnv or corresponding
rose un silver and her colonial
bouquet was or pink sweet peas.
The Itev. .). (leorge Walx lead
1 lie III! press; vo 1 'rrsbyt erlu n wed
tling service.
Frank Averlll, of Walla Wullu.
acted us I j est inn i). The men of
thu wedding party were in tuxedos.
Mrs. Hanna wore a handsome
Riiwil Of lit ego georgette-, embrn'd
ered in gold and brown and Mrs.
Herry was In rose printed chiffon.
Iloth mothers wore shoulder boti-
MU't.
,li"l's" "ro " ,l0r ,,yi,Vl'n,'p of tUo
lime i.a rur nuim.i, yumm-
er sister or tile bride wno wore
frock of pink organdy over satin
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Kotlowing the ceremony apricot
Ices and the wedding cakes were
, served In the dining room where n
yellow color scheme was carried out
with ivory tapers and a table bou-
flm"1 ot' deepening
yeliow shades
-"""ipd ragons, columbine and flamo
bveet peas.
Mrs. II. H.
Cleaver, Miss Gladys
Miller and Miss Dorothy Kirby as-
Minted about the. rooms ami Mrs.
IVIRIII, .lll'S. III lit 111 .TIMK-f, una.
I.an.irn,, of IJUKene. ,
,' !'.".' !' W""" N " ' '
and
-.1 at the table, pouring coffee and
Ices were the Allssew Margaerite
(Irani; of Pendleton, Doris Cade.,
liuth 'Din-land and Miriam, liunna.
The b; ldes: going-awny . coal nine
wag a charming ensemble of do
'l1'" -' yellow traw hat an.
I They did inti make he dcsllna
tloit of their .two-week
Itling
,rl" k""V'n h"'t T"' '!"V"Z
overnight on their return to Walla
Walla where they will make their
home. They will be at home nt
Ihelr recently completed residence
. um ,ranriH tniet. .Mr. Herry
,!H t munil(ft.ra position wllh the
Jones-Scoit company of Walla W'al-
In.
t
yiit urttv naR always made her
Wnnirii's i.t-liene work.
Jor Die
,mHt yar and a half sit
was 1i
member of the li Grande high
school faculty and she has been a TVT.q T olpv Anrl
.,,,(),.,. i the Triad choir of theiiVllh" L'clUC AI1U
You Are Cordially Invited To Attend The
on
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Balance Easy Monthly
Payments
astern
I ago the bride . has been coinpli
I menUd at numerous shimerti anrj
a f l a I it. j
Many ehtbarut. and beautiful!
wedding g'.l'U wero received by the
happy couple who have the good
wishes of the community.,
miosis ai mo weuuiiin urn- im
long friends ol ihe bride and her)
family. Prom other, cities were'
Mr. and Mrs. Horry and their'
daughter Marian, of Walla Walla..
Mr. Averill. Mr. and Mrs. John H.
1 1 rake, of Walla Walla, Mrs. Grant
and her daughter, Marguerite, of
1'endlelon, Mr. and Mrs. William J.
I.nndrum, Mrs. (Irani and Mr. I,an
ilium are a sister and brother of
Mrs. JIanna.
Smith-'Conley Clan
In Annual Reunion
In spile of the cold and rainy
weather yesterday the annuili
HrtHth-Conley reunion was held at
the HlviM-side park with about!
nie.ubers of Ibis
r family present.
prominent plOIH
The guests came from all over thd
valby and those from a distance
Were Mr. and Mrs. Will Smith and'
family of Portion 1. Mrs. Rose Sal-1
nK f v loser. Idaho, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Martin and son of Walla
Walla and Mrs. Hester Conley of
Wleser. Idaho. At noon a wonder-
fui dinner was served In the pavil
Ion and ties was followed by an
fternoon of Informal visiting
which all enjoyed. There was, no
business meeting and obi oil iters
will bold over until next year wlwsi
plans will be ma le for a large re
union. During the year last pas'
one member of the family has pass
ed on, Jabe Conley of ai Grande.
Visitors Guests
At Reunion Here
Mr. and Mrs. John K. Riles, 222
Jefferson aveuilH entertained in
honor of Mrs. Hates' mother, Mrs.
Itarrle II. Thiele, and also for Mr.
Sylvester C. Thee of I, oh Angeles
yesterday at their home. A large
company of old friends were- Invited
for this reunion. A buffet lunch
eon was served at noon. Those
presenl were Mr. and Mrs. P.d
('line and daughter, Marie, Mr.
an l Mrs. Orrle Cllne nnd children,
Lois, 1 la rold, I a rrel and I .a Puye,
Mr. and Mrs. Whit Lnugford and
son. Merlin, Mr. and Mrs. Shgel
May and
Cotul'l Mates of l.a
. tiramhi.
Mrs. Guye Honored
Aim- Hurry l.adey of Spokane.'
WasliiaK'on, formerly a resilient of
l.u tiran.le. and Mrs. Khner Ciuyo.
who is soon leaving for her new
home in Poeab-llo. Idaho, were
3C
All
Oregon Light & Power
honored Saturday with u lovely
party given by Mrs. Prei Spaeth
and Mrs. Clyde Zimmerman. At
out o'clock a luncheon was served
in the private dining room ut the
Green Parrot. The guests were
then conveyed to the home of Mrs.
'Am met ma n w h e re t here were
several tables for bridge. K'rst
prize went to Mrs. Grunt Kogie
and second to Mrs. William Wil
son. Mrs. Zimmerman used roars
for the decorations about her
home.
P. E. 0. Luncheon To
Be Held Tomorrow
Chapter V. P. O. ih giving ' a
luiichenn touHirrow at one o'clock
at tin- Sacajawea Inn in honor of
any visiting memhcis. In the city
on account of the State Hanker's
convention or who may be guests
In homes of l.a Grande at the pros- j
cut :!me. The invitation is extend-
ed to any P. K. O. visitlng ln Mi
Gran le and reservations must, bo
made this evening with Mrs. II. K.
Rrownton or Mis. 11. A. Zarbrick.
Bridg-e Party At
Williams Home'
There wore t wo fables In play
a I bridge Saturday evening when
Mr. and Mrs.' George Williams en
tertained al their home !:"!
Seventh street. Prizes for having J
made h(?h score went to Mr. and
Mrs. Ko'S Anderson. Mr. and Mrs.
Dallas, in rn -.r lining second. Mrs.
Williams served her lunch In two
coarrtes.
Miss Siegvist Is
Hostess To Girls
Miss Sally S'iegrist was the host
ess lo nine girl friends at a slumber
party Prlday evening. The girls
went first lo the carnival and then
to the Slegrls'. home, In the com
pany being the M'.sses Jane liaven
scrofl, Iris Hughes, Julia Smith,
Virglo McWilliams. Helen Newlill.
Kthel Hunt len, Marguerite Mc
Glennin;;, .lacuueline O'ltrlen and
Peggy liohnenkamp. S.Hurdayi
morning there was a hike arranged
and then the return to the Siegrist
holm' l or a lovely break fay! .
Young- People At
Baptist Banquet
Aboul one hnnilred forty yomitf
people rfproKeitt Injr . the youmr
people s ki'oiii
the Cranile
ltonde Majtiist association, parlici -
paled !n the bamiuel Kiv-n here
l-Yiiluy evening, being representa
tives from t'ove. Ilaines ami Mak
er. The banquet was s -rvi-d in the)
I dining room of the ! 1 Follows (
temple, 1 be ladies of the local
church having been responsible for,
eussoMH of Mils pari of I lie eyninv:.
Long tables were spread for tho
ovunl, lho attractive decorations!
having been the brllliiint t il pop-
pies w th greenery. Harold itogers
presided over the program of Uio
evening, which Inehnied stunts by
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY
JUNE 18TH & 19TH
2 TO 4 P. M.
ODD FELLOW
School Conducted Hy
Miss Irene Kerr
Westinghouse Home Economist
present and prospective owners of Electric Ranges will find
this school interesting and instructive.
World's Champion
Beauty
4
Usl OoUlarbeiler. above, demure
and reserved and a brunet from,
Austria, reigns as ".Miss Ihil
verse," symbolic of world'H pret
tiest jiirl as decitled by Judges at
the Interna tlonal beattly pag
eant at ( la 1 vest on, Tex. She Is
t bo first foreiKn entry ever to
win highest homirs at this pae
on :i l . With Die a wa rd won in
competition against beauties of
1 I nations kocs a purse of $l'tMUl
In K"ld and a silver plnrpio.
the Maker and Ut Crando folks,
snnj;n by Miss I'ulah Hess anl a
very insplrluK n Id reus by William
Manner oi Maker.
Miss Brown Weds
l AT-i TaflOll Tl'irlav
J 1 itucau 1 UUaJ
Al a very mdet wedding Friday
afiornnon al lho home of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Maxtor. Kofi Jefferson
avenue, their daughter. Miss Amy
Mrown became tin bride of Paul
.Te.trcau of Huntington. Tho ser-vie.H-wiiH
rend ai two-lh!rly o'clock
by (he I lev. .1. Cieorge Wain In tho
presence of only the lniinedlalo
relatives. . Ijiimedialeiy afler lho
eei ennui y. M r. n nd M rs. Tot roa n
1 1 y
t- -
it I J I
i
went on a honeymoon to Portland
unit will return In a lew lny to J
IhlntinKinn, whore Mr, Ti.tronu Ih ,
employeil nn-l where they wllljl
ttuikti their home-. j !
Woodel Is Honored jj
At Bridg-e Party !
In honor of Mi", ami Mi'h. Clar -
enee Woo.lell who are moving soon
ta thi'lr new home at John Day,
Mr. anil Mrs. KilKelie MIIIitIiik en
tertained ot three tables of Iii'Mko
Satnnlay e.venlnK at their huim1.
li. Mini Mr.. Walter Palmer ma.le
the hlirli senre ilnilnir the evenlntf
.....1 fi- ..n.l Mr. Clarenee Wooil -
ell .the low. Mm. MllleilnK serve! and takes the place of hoth meat
at the elose of the evening. -.nml veuetnhle.
j Meat ahoultl not he used morb
ATno? Qiirlfinfa "m'e " ''"y 11,8 m""-
IVlualC olUUtllln (tner ninnthH nml most honekeep-
in initial ouuucij ,niwil whpii lho w1inU, fnmly 1(t to
' i i Bel Iter.
Kltihleen yonttK mnale 'stn.lentH Toinalo T.asl with Checw
were presented In reeltal at. Ihe Knur slices of hread, cup
stud'.o ol the ICastern Orexnn milk. 1 egg, 1 tahlespnons huttor,
School or Music In the. Odd i-'ell- y toniatoes. cheese, salt and pep
ows temple on Hnntlay nl'ternotm. per, paprika,
They repies..nl..d two classes which j 0ut h , ,j nhou( y
had each compl.teil six weeks
rttidy and the prKra.n was very '''" "'l "Kit "ntll llKht with
well Klven refleetlnK Kn-at oreilt milk, V4 teaspoon salt and Vt ten
on the efforts of the sludenls and spoon pepper. Dip each slice of
their respective teachers, Mrs. Win. bread In eKK mixture and place on
II. I'uiklnson and l.eo I'ullen Ihy- a well buttered haklnir pan. Dot
ant. Those tnklatf part were: l.ols'wllh hits of butter and place one
tlreen. Klnrence tireen. Vivian lllll- half of a tomato, peeled nnd cut In
yard. Ctlndys Kims, Anna Ochel- two slices on each sllco of . hread.
tree. Stella. Kurtz. Neva Stein, (ill-
berl Sleln. Nola (Irecn, Iterald l.y- faeh slice of tomato with thin slices Utrgo pores, spreads nyire smooth
mun, Dorothy Sannielson. Kva of cheese., . Sprinkle, with paprika ly wives a youthful bloom. Very
'I'hornbrtie, Dorothy ross, Vli'Kin- ""d bake- In a hot oven until t he 1 pure. . Use MKLLO-fSU). Face
ia Kothaeker. Ituby Ulllyard, l.or-lbrend Is lljrhtly browned nnd the Powder. It's wonderful. Olasa
alne Cusick. Doris Hrblen and Hrs-'hoose molted. Serve at once. 1 Drus, Inc. Adv.
sic Whiteside. Another rhisB re- , .' ... . , 1 'CZ
cltal will be ifiven next Sunday al
the studio by two classes who will
have finished Ihelr first h'.x weeks
of study.
Announcements
The Prebylerian Mlblo Search
ers class will meet in the commun
ity room of I ho church, Weil ties
day, Jane I!) id hvo o'clock with
Mrs. W. H. MtiKHcll, Mrs. ltobert
Kakln and Mrs. C. II. Mlystonc as
llOslessvM.
MENUS
Ily Sister Mary
Sometimes a luncheon dish with
out moat seems the hardest of, all
concoctions to plan.
A warm dish of some sort, a
crisp salad and fresh frull make
an excellent summer luncheon.
Vegetable dishes nre always
good. Those may he in tho form
of n souffle, creamed on tnnst, but
tered In a nest of mashed potato,
an gratin or n puree.
Occasionally we want something
n, bit 'more "savory", than the hot.
vegetable dish. One that morn
adequately takes Die place of meat.
jand makes (he luncheon more In
j foresting.
I Ti.malo toast with choose Is Just
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PUTMAN'S For reliable brands hosiery.
Onyx "Pointex," Gotham Gold Stripe,
Gordon V-Line.
1.50 to 2.50
PUTMAN'S
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La Grande Exclusive Ready-to-Wear
and Millinery
! ""eh n illxh. It eontinata llelil!ht-
' fully with, a leltlleo or fruit salad
uiihi UKhtiy with salt aim cover
Oust liKhtly with salt and cover
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14110 Adam,
Count Ten
' Before You Strike
. There's nothing new fangled about cur values
oi' pi-ice. They are the good old fashioned kind
reliable, -honest ami "steady; -That's1 why-1 so
many people trade here, and are,always satisfied.
Here's Convenience and
Delicious Cooking
1 Alt IS APIMIOVKS OP
I'orKirrs that rao
PARIS : (AP) ' Pockets tliat
stand out nro newer than thosn
which lie flat.
Coats and Iniormal suits known
as 'Mrossniaker" typo are apt to
haVH tlu'eo cornered pockets which
mtf . outwnnl at the top. Tho
pouched pockets, according to de
siKners. are the aftermath of re
newed interest In poplums, of
which- they aro a variation.
U J . .
"Wonder Powder"
Say Beauties
MKIJ.O-OI.O Faco Powder is pro
forced by beautiful women because
It lenvos no trace of flaklness,
pastiness or Irritation. Stays on
longer no shiny noses! Made b-
a new. Kronen - prnces prevents
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