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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 30, 1929)
Mondayt- September 30, 11)29 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE,. ORE. . Page Three Society News Miss Humphreys And Mr. Bethers Married Sunday Five Children Orphaned by Gastonia Mob Hichnrdson; literature. Mrs. E. 13. Hurley and Miss Mabel Doty: mu sic. Mra. II, N. AHhby; art, Mrs. R. i. MosHiiiiin; comntunity so r vice, ii nil putklic welfare, Mrs. J. l- Hav. onscmri; ytcial, Mrs. Clyde im-. merman; hosphality. Mrs. Chaso Hohnenkamp; press and puhlirdiy, Mrs. K. O. Towtor; auditing:, Mrs. H. J. Mela neon: legislative, Mrs. Norman- l'"repn; Christmas souls. o'clock, in tlio homo of Mrs. Kay Murphy, flower show. Mrs, w. c. rcrkins; girls commit, ti'o, Mrs. It. l- Tylor, committee correspondent to the Oregon club woman, Mrs. C. 10. Ilapporseit; Oregon Trail Iteamifnl, Mrs. Turn er Oliver. The motto of the club Is, "The great owl gnod to the greatest, nnni- iin colors are wnue aim The local ohib.was formed in 1 SO 4, anil liocame u purl of the One of the niosl beautiful of fall weddings was tho ceremony per formori uniting Miss Catherine Humphreys and Oeorgo Kldon Mothers of Portland, Saturday ev nmsr m the brid'- spa rents, Mr, and Mrs. C. M. Humphreys, tho Kev. J. (loorge Walz of the 1'reshytoiinn church officiating. A prol'usionoi' Indian summer flowers was arranged about the hnme" ad formed an altar of gladi olus and asters. The bride, who was given in mar- I"1' riago. by her father, wore a lovely : gold gown of white silk and a' long veil of maline which formed a train, national organization in JSltti. Her shower bouquet of rose hints, .scabiosa and daisies was tied with' a .si reamer ' which has been used: by several brides. After a bride uses it, she seals it In a box giving It to a friend to wear at her wed ding. It federated with the slate in lStlfl. Jolly Birthday Dinner Yesterday M louno I tn.-tu .,iwl nli ,.1 li It., 'ina Because." hy rvHaid.dot, was W0Ve" honor guests at a" jolly birth- sang by. Mrs. ial Mohnenliamp pre coding the ceremony accompanied hy Mrs. It. .1. Oreen .with a violin obligato by .Miss ,ion:ile Nielsou. day dinner given yesterday after noon, both of their birthdays be ing this month. ron, M.ains o.. .Menuiessonns wed-t.PnU.r0(i with a lively bou IV n':m'h w?'-". lHaycl by .li-s.i(,U(,t of ,nte dahlias. The girls . iro"n ,u thr '):n" lt1u V 1 received several bautiful birthday .ii.rt .u nuit 1-sn'isiin wnii ner vio lin. . Mrs. K. O I presents. ! The aftej-noon was spent swim Norgaaid and Miss ,,inr i. ti., aw.,ii Marie, Vaughn I lend rickson were Uu,y lltte:ided the theater. Thoso the bride's attendants. Mr. Nor- ' JimHnt other than the ronor guests gaiiru whs nesi iitau to Ule nriUO grooni, .. The;matro:i of honor was lovt- Vf' . Mile. . ;and ' Miss ll"nd ricki:on .dressed in an atti'aclive dress of orchid satin. Morethaii' two seorenf relatives and '-friends attended (lie nuptial I .seryjct'S.. wit it. wishes of happinessl , and success to the newlyweds. Oul- oi-iown guests were: Mr. and Mrs. I. It. Enook, Mrs. Itulh Keillor, and Mrs. j Marion l.aei. all of Ha Iter; Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Voung, of llaines; Mr. and Mrs. K. u, Nor gaard, ihidr two daughters, .Mae and Marie, who were ushers at the were: Miss Margaret Houhan, Miss A lyce Cook, and ..Miss Wuanlta Hroughton. , Primary Of ficers ... At Baker, Pondosa ." ' baking molasses, teaspoon gln-j ger, Vt teaspoon cinnamon, M tea-: spoon salt, 1 egg, ,2 to 2 cups i milk. ' . ! Mix sugar, flour, salt and spices, j I Adit to pumpkin and stir uuitl; thoroughly blended. Add molasses and egg well beaten. Mix well and stir In milk. Thea mount of milk depends on the Hlr.e of the pie dish. Turn Into a pie dish lined with plain pastry. Put Into u liotoven for ton minutes to, sel the crust. Hediice heat a:d bake. In a moderate oven for Ml min uter,. Tills amount of filling will fill n pie dish seven Inches in diameter at the boilom and Incites deep. Flurry Pumpkin Pie Three-fourths cup sifted pump kin, cup sugar, 2 etfs"s, l cups milk. ',i cup cream, 'a teaspoon ginger, y4 teaspoon cinnamon,. teaspoon salt. Heat yolks, of eggs with stigar, salt and spices. Add pumpkin, milk and cream and mix thor oughly. Heat whites of eggs un til stiff uml fold Into firs! mixture. Turn into a pio disli lined with pastry and bake as in preceding recipe. If a highly spiced pio is liked, mnre spices can be added to cither rule, v I Philanthropy's Falling ; ,,PMlnnfnropy.M said III ITo, the snpe of Chinatown, "has not yet denrnod ft way to he as generous toward human folly ns It Is toward physical weakness." Washington Star. Degree of Chemistry tremelr (tnolv divided material pension in other mntertnl. These five children, alt under 12. were lei t orphan;; when their mother. Mrs. KUn May Wiggins, a former cotton milt worker was killed when an anil-communist m'ob fired on a truck as she and other strikers were en route to South Oustonin to attend a communist, meeting. Seven men were arrested by authorities on charges of murder of the woman. Above, in ft to-right, are Albeit. 3; Alyrile, 11, holding Clialady, 1 ;l months; Millie,, li, and Clyde. X. Mrs. Wfggans is shown in the Inset. social period. The next meeting will he held October U in the Mortse hall. ANN n Parkdate club will meet. Wed nesday, October" 2. at the home -of Mrs. Pheoho, Shaffer.. MENUS President of the' State Primary board of the I,. D. R. church, Airs,, fallen Stoddard, and four asslSL anls, Mrs. Klmo Clegg, Mrs. Clark -Mrs. Henry Maxfleld, went, to Pon dosa1 and Ha Iter last weekend to observe, the hoine-conilng program wedding, and Mrs. Maybel Hethers, Itflven hy the Primary organizations f there. "Oar Home-coming pro- mothor of the -u-rnoni. nre. from Portland. " .' : gram", was the name of the demon- ' A pln'k an dwhite creation of I wlrntlon consisting of folk dances three tiers of. cake was cut by the'll,ut gng games, hrlde. Mrs. II. P. Mossman and I Twenty children participated In lrs. Nellie Neil! served at a I :i hie ! Oregon Trail Mount! rill, M rs. Turile'' alti'ncUvely appointed with tnll pink tapers heldin silver with a Announcements lioimaet of carnations and full flow ers- in the center, . - Assisting in serving were Mrs. W. C. Crews, Mrs. It. .1. Green, M iss t race Snook, Mrs. I.onnie Voung, the Pondos aprogrant and 75 at Hajter. ' I .urge crowds altendeu botli . demonstrations. Handwork the children had con st meted was displayed. Many well-made dolt clothes, and some wooden che.ts were exhibited in All members and guards of ttie V. H. A. ttie requested to meet at 7:11(1 Tuesday at the home of Mrs. 1). H. Stitzlnger, 2112 Second street for the purpoHe of planning the fall work and for the meeting when Mrs. Julia. H. Ward will be hero. -.- Tho T.a Ormidel Neighborhood club will have 'its first meeting In the I,a Grande hotel ballroom Tues. day afternoon. Oct. 1. All mem bers are urged to attend. I The Good Times Dancing cl'.ih 'will hold the first dance October S, ! in the l.a Grande hotel. Hy MKTHlt MAHY Perhaps of all the pies made, pumpkin Is the most popular. It's utmost the only variety commonly included among the party relrcsn ments and It seems juieh a personal kind of pie. Kverybody has his own Very definite, ideas of .just what a pumpkin tile should be from color ,lo taste,' The color of the finished pie de pends largely on the amount of spices used, of course, "but unless the pumpkin is stewed down until perfectly dry and Is a good color to begin with, that rich tradition al golden brown cannot he attain ed. The pumpkin can he baked, steamed or stewed. To bake, wash and cut in halves. Scrape out seeds and place In dripping pan, cut side down. Hake in a moderate oven until tender. The moisture will fall from the pump kin Into the dripping pan and the vegetable will bake dry. Scrape from shell and force I h rough a I rlccr or colander, i To stew, wash pumpkin and cut , in narrow strips. Keniove seeds I and pare off yellow shell. Cut l:i cubes and put into an Iron or ' heavy aluminum kettle. Add just I enough water to prevent burning ' before pumpkin begins to cook, i Cover and cool; over a good tiro i until pumpkin Is tender. Keniove cover and cook over a low fire, , stirring to prevent burning until i pumpkin Is dry. It lakes five or ! six hours to cook pumpkin. Hub through collander or rleer. If canned pumpkin Is used. I cook over a low fire until dry. i This first preparation of tho pumpkin for pies Is as necessary as the final widl-chosen recipe. Kullowing are two rules for pumpkin pie: I'lvcr.vda.v I'linipLLti Pic I One cup sifted pumpkin. cup sugar (granulated or light brown), I 1 tablespoon flour, I tablespoon More New Bags In Tapestry, Leather and Suede New novelty styles, and very moderately priced. See llieni in our window PUTMAN'S La Grande's Exclusive Ready-to-Wear and Millinery , Pioneer Boat Trip Tlip Kiic'lllly wns tho Brut stonni hnnt to mtvknti- flip wnterti nf t!ip AHiiinsns rlvi-p nlinvo Fori Smith Tho llrsl trip vn mmlo It' 1S28. MANY BARGAINS Used Cars. See them on our Used Car Lot. Larison Chevrolet Company 1114 ADAMS 'wSKSw PHONB ; AyBNUia 'EI1?S, main i A Blx In the Price Range of the Four THH (1KKKN HAT by Palls la nn imiioi'lunt item In full milli nery. This durk. misty green so ldi litis a cahaclioti of IIib mate rial at une slitu held by a strass pin. I i r-i-J'iim.-J..J 1 BOYS' Wool Peter-Pan Suits Sizes 2 to 6 $1.98 VfM fJnv (Demi -linl IU-u ,nni ,ll(llll0n ' Olllt'l arilClCS. (jirjr , , Th in Ih one of many tripn tho Mlm llnniphroys grad-ialed from "'i-lniary stake officor.s mako to T.aOrando high school in 1 'JS, and ohson o ' ho w ln Vniop atake. has many friends hero who will1. . ' "" hr- ,, , Inspector Visits Hundav a einoon the hrldi nnrtf 1 . hrhlogroom left on their way to Portland, the bride dressed in an attractive brown outfit of .n furry rumbleseat coat, and a. cloac fit ting felt hat. They will make their homo in Kngene and Albany this winter. Mr. HetlH-rs is cable splicer for the Hell telephoneeom pany. After the winter, n over they plan to be In Portland. ' Neighborhood Club To Meet Tuesday The . I,a Grand club will, hold lis first fall meet-1 lug tomorrow afternoon in Its' room in the l.a Grande hotel in a. business and aoclal si ssion. Part of the afternoon program will be some .selections by Mrs.' H. K. Inlow.- "She never Tells Iter J-ove," Jlydea. ..nnd "When ,ovr Is I one," Mae Lean. i Two interesting niano numbers win be played by Miss Helen Wil liams, "Kvening in Grenada," le- 1 hussey, and "Arabasiiue," l.esieh esky. . Another feature oT the after- ,noon will be two solos by Mis. A. j I, . liichardson, "A. Widow Hird Kat ; Mourning." Prehorne, and "hird Song at Kvontide," ('oates. The meeting dates are alternate Tuesdays from two to four. The officers for this year are: presi- ' dent. Dr. Margaret Jngle; vice , president. Mrs. Charles Pluyte: second vice president. Mrs. V. K. Aller; recording secretary, .Mrs. It. K. Westenhaver; rorresponding secretary, Irs. S. IV Morgan; treas urer, Mrs. Clyde Webb. , Neighborhood club directors arc: : M rs. ;. P. Mossman, Mrs. II. A. . -urltlck, Mrs. It. S. Kakin, MvH i Sherwood Williams and Mrs. I,. ! Meyerrt. 'oniniitlee chairmen for tbc 1 year are: yenrbonk, Mrs. .loelf Lodge On Friday ; The daughters and grand- ' daughters of the G. A. It. held one. of their regular meetings Krlday evening. Sept. 2 7, at S o'clock in thi? Moose hall. A majority of I he members attended. The state department Inspector, from A.sloria, were visitors for the evening . I resident M rs. Jessie Nelson presented a beautiful gift to Mrs. Andrson. After , the usual meeting hours mooting hours musical numbers, sin triti ir inn! lofi-i't-hmpnln I'ni-oicil Neighborhood pnrt of !M1 r-nnyable program, and Buy Buckhect Shoes For Fit and Wear We can fit tho entire family. 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The styles are exact replicas of favorite Parisian models. $14.95 to $39.95 v Correct Kats for Fall Wear To complete the fall wardrobe you must have a hat that is in keeping with the smart new dresses and coats. We have an assortment that includes a shape and size for every head. $3.95 --$14.95 Cinderella Shop NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP
