Friday, December (?, li2)
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. LA GRANDE. ORE.
Page Three
Society
Mrs;; Bedingfield
Hostess To Club
At' Afternoon Party
Mi. '4hinlH Hedln)friehl wiifl
homes yeHlerdny to u plenmint aft
ernoon of i, tin lu (i ramie HrldRo
rluh at her home, with throe
lithlt'S lU'-jilay.' Hln tally wiih
. made hy Min.iTmn .Maxwell. Sec
ond it ws nil , wnH presented lo .Mrs.
I, vie Kiddle, Uivhld rhr.vJtnnthe
iiiimiik formed a lovely decoration,
I'ollouiutr bridge n dainty tuo
eourHe luncheon whk served. ' The
inM mt'ctliiff- will ' hi' with .Mi'H.
Kohm Kiildn.
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Hulls Entertain
: Their Bridge Club
A. chiirmliiK dhnier-hridKe, al
which .Mr. mill .Mrs. II. I,. Hull
were host ami IiohIi-hh to their eluh.
tuiik place Tuesday evening at I he'
fcneajawen Inn. ChryHanthenr.iina
decorated the dinner table, altrue
tvely ttrraiiKed wltlv Japanese place
cards. .;
Honors fur hljrh tally were won
Ity .Mrs. Lent Uusselt and Warren
(iilhert. t'onsolatiou was awarded
to Milliner I'htyle.
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Ladies Triad Choir
Selects Officers
Al the rehearsal qf the Ladies'
Triad ehojr of the Preshytertnn
church Thursday evening the choir
eleeliNl lis officers for the year, as
j follow: Mrs. L. It. Aloe, presi-
dent; .Mrs. Waller Xowland. vice
' president : Mis.s Itnth (leihel. si c-
letury-treasurer. The fnllouiiiK
' have been ailded as new members
nf. .lhe organization: Mrs. ' M. A.
Stearns,- first soprano; .Misses Mar
ia! (1 1 e n n. .Mildred Class and
(.nice Gelhel, '."second sojirano;
Mrs. (icorgoHiinlington Curry and
.Miss Virginia Class. - alio. The
choir will sing (he anthem "Nearer
My God, to Thee," by, Al arks, and
Airs. Al. A. Stearns, soprano, will
slug -the solo "Alone With Cod,"
by' Abbott, al the Sunday morning
service. .Mr-H. r A.J,. Richardson is
director of t ho choir, this being
the third year of this organization
' aatier her direction.
?fEViEWS5lNEKGELEN CO 1
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NASHU ESMOND
:;EANpY SINGLE BLANKETS.,,.'..
PART WOOL
. $2.98
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i Grande Ronde Meat Co. a
City Grocery
and Market
Main 75-50
FAMILY FUNDS CAN BE "STRETCHED"
In the Purchasing of Quality Meats for Less.
Round Steak, lb. . . . . 29c Tee-Bone Steak, lb. . . 29c
Nice Steer Beef The Jiest Steer Beef
; Sirloin Steak, lb. 29c
None Better, Young Steer
Grande Ronde Valley Beef of the best quality.
QUALITY FOOD FOR LESS
Oregon Walnuts
Fresh new crop,
largo No. l's, 2 His.
Tomatoes
Standard with puree,
2ii tins, 8 for
Sweet Pickles
Knights mixed,' &-t qq
gallon jugs MOi
Rolled Oats
Baby Stewart, a new product by Riche
lieu with china ware, A rt
large package 42C
Y. C. Apricots
Fancy pack, in syrup,
22 tins, 3 for
Van Camp's Hominy
fttm: : 32c
News
'Parkdale Club In
I Enjoyable Meeting
A picnsa.nl afternoon was spent
' Wedmsdny by the Park dale clnb
; when It met ni the home of Mrs.
M'lyde Pavis, with Mm. Ueorj;e l.u
. pher uaalHUii'. an IiosIuhh.
j Kollowlnv i. lie business session n
: program wits enjoyed. M Iss Lids
j Jen 11 Davis and Helen Kallow phiy
I ett an entertaining' piano duet. A
i delightful vocal nolo was simp by
!.Mrs. Leslie Slnden. The vocal duet
.nun? by .Mrs. J'tunela Youns; ami
i Mrs. Alma Cnrroll was well re
ceived. ' -
At. the close of the afternoon
I the host esses Served dainty re
' f reshiiients.
! Evening of Bridge
! At Peterson Home
i A pleasant evening: of bridge was
! spent Weilnestlay at tin- home of
!.lr. and Airs. Clyde Peterson with
;four table sat play. Atlniciive yel-
low pompons formed decorations.
Mr. and Airs. Italph Hutchinson of
1 t'nion were out-of-town KUi-sts.
. Awards for high scores wero
presented to Airs. Hert Holllster
and Or. Krank ICamc.s. Airs. Frank
I lvalues and Herlert Johansi'n re
! celved consolation prizes. Pari lift
: the evening dainty refreshments
! were served.
;
Mrs. Harry Sandoz
Hostess to Group
Airs. Marry Sandoz was hostess
Wednesday afternoon to the Wo
man's .Missionary society of the
Christian church, with Airs. J. IT.
Snodgrass and Mrs. George L. An
dt-rson assisting as hostesses.
Mrs. C, F. Alcl'herson. president,
was In charge. "Joys or the World"
was the opening song, followed hy
ja prayer by the Jtev. It. L.' l'ul-
nam. It was decided by the or
jganization to send (Kin of Us funds
jlo ine Aincan ncm to support two
native evangtdists. This followed a
decision to send some of the funds
to a definite place. The rest oC
the money will be sent to tho
I'nlted Christian Alisstonary socl
ely. M rs. Arno Voelz was program
Packers and Distributors of Mt. Emily Products
Economy Grocery II
and Market
Main 573-48
Delicious Apples
i? Bushel Basket, faced and CQ
filled, 'special OiC
50c
98c
Firm Golden Fruit,
(not over ripe) 4 lbs.
large snow white heads,
Special, per II)
Real Cake,
Dozen
65c
3 Dozen
Cookies .
Mince
Pies
lender ami Mh: It.' I.. Putnam read
the nf riptures and led the devo
tlnnal. A circle of pruyer wan held.
Mrs. Voeht gave a talk on tho
snhject of tin arternonn, "Witness
Ihk Through 1-1 18 1'owhi'." The pro
grams of the missionary society for
'the lust three yei:rn huve heen
leading to the peuleeoHt in l!3a.
' M rn. r. I1. Kdison spoke on "Teufc-
Idale I'hina." Irs. ( K. MePher
Hon nuil Alin. Onta Lupham sang a
' vocal duet. "It t'ume I'pon ti Mid
night t'lear"
l ;MrH. T. Thbmas told of the life
of Dr. Ilira Lai, u native doctor
of India, who vns reared in the
I'hrtstian orphanage in Indin.
i Uefreshments were served by
i the hostesses.
i
; Officers Elected.
! . At G. I. A. Meeting
Officers 'were elected yesterday
at the meeting of the C. I. A. in
the K. I1, hall. They will be In
stalled ami the appointive office ri
chosen and installed at the next
meeting of the organization.
Mrs. Alphu Cunlil'fe was re
elected to the presidency. Other
officers are: Vice president.. Airs.
Clara Smith: secretary. Airs. Wil
liam Marclay; treasurer, .Mrs, Kffle
Hradshaw; relief secretary. Airs.
ILiidit Humphreys; chnnhiln, Mrs.
Ilosa Kbell; - guide. 'Airs. Helen
jljtne; sentinel, Airs. Una Hul-
iisier.. . ... - . .
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Riverside' Ladies
Aid Entertained
IA Jolly afternoon was spent by
the ItiVerstde Ijtdles' Aid members
yesterday when they met at the
J Lane elm pel for a hard times
party. l'ri.cH for the best costumes
.were awarded to Airs. I. Al. Ken
i nedy, first, and. Airs. K. VI. Mc
I A unity, second. -I
A business meeting was held and
j pheasant games were played. De
licious refreshments were served
at the close of the afternoon. Airs.
Fra n k Al a rqu Is and Al rs. . Leslie
Slnden were hostesses. The next
meeting will be Jan. 2.
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Bridge Luncheon
Thursday Event
Honoring Airs, George AIcDonahl
and Airs. William . AIcNab, All.w
Alarguret Anson and Airs. Turner
Oliver wero hostesses yesterday
afternoon al tho home of Aliss An
son on Fourth street for a delight
ful bridge, luncheon.'. Decorations
were in a seasonal Christmas mo
tif of red and green.
Four tables of bridge wero : at
play, with Airs. Loul Kussell win
ning honors for high score. Prizes
were also presented lo the guests.
Home Department
Plans Xmas Work
The . Home departments of--. luv
j Presbyterian - I'lVurch. met yestPrday
afleradoit" in the -cnfiich "parlot1
iwlth Airs. p. K. Aloranj Airs.
jOeorge linker, ' Aliss Voung- and
j Al rs. W. W. Holden as hostesses
for the afternoon. About 25 per
sons attended the session. Airs.
Ilernlce Webl had charge of the.
Hoover
Market
Main 755
m
Bananas
n
29c
m
m
m
Cauliflower
10c
J
I
Doughnuts
15c
Bakery Specials
25c
20c
I devotional.' Several ' entVrtalnlnff
'Christmas song were sung by Ilt
jtle OrlKcldit MiiHey.
j I luring the afternoon plans were
i iimilr to send Christmas boxes to
the girls' mi-hoot in New Aluxlco.
jantl lo Hive ChrlHtmas dinners for
several families in Iai U ramie, 1
I The next meeting will be with
j.Mrs. T. A. AlcKiustry, Jan. 2. I)e
' Hclous refreshments were nerved
( by the hostesses, t
a ,
Mrs. John Ward
j Entertains Group
The social club of the L. H. of
B. or L. F. and K. .met yesterday
j afternoon at the home of Al rs.
j John Ward on Ninth street, with
Airs. Fred Wltliams as assistant
: hostess.
I'leasant social hours and an In
terest I ng contest was played din
ing the afternoon, First prlxc was
w o u b'y Al rs. Fra nk I e ka I b : sec
ond, Airs. Fred Mavles; third.. Airs.
IS. O. Coleman; fourth, Airs, Wal
j ter Lane; fifth. AIih, 11 race Humes,
j -Airs. Dekalb was presented with
jthe chain prize of the club. A de
I lielous two-course luncheon was
i se rved at t he eloso of t he a ft er
j noon.
'Early History Is
! ; Subject of Talks
An Interesting meeting was held
yesterday afternoon by the mem
bers of the Diversity club at the
home of Airs. Otis Huff. At the
business' meeting Airs. 1'hil Lock
wood reported on the topic. "How
Astoria Was Fstahllshed." AirH.
Herbert Kvans spoke on the sub
ject "The Lewis and Clark Kxpe-
i dition."
i .After the business meeting games
I were enjo;etl. Airs, l'hil l.ockwootl
1 won the prize for high score and
!the attendance prize was awarded
! to Airs. .Marion Ilachynskl. Ten
, members were present, with Al rs.
!Orland Lewis as honor guest for
the day.
. Following the games refresh
Imenls were stirved.
Announcements
The study class of the Allsslon
ury society of Hie Freshytot ian
church will meet for a study pe
riod .Saturday afternoon at 2:45
o'clock at the home of Airs. Wal
ter Carpenter at 7 ci 1 Alain street.
At this meeting the weekday for
the .session is subject to change.
PERRY PERSONALS
ll,v .Mrs. Mnry It. Kali
(oiWrvor CnrreKiKnuU'tit)
I'EltHV, . On (Spt'cliil) M Ina
l,oi-uim Kinith, whit hud hvv Um
Bll i'iihciv(m1 ItiHi l-'rldiiy, Iuih rc
ooverod nit-ply and in' buck lit hfi
hlsh -fjohuol (IuUph In I.il 0tnl1
: 'M .ji'rtel!Sfl iW,uVjif::ilj'-ll- ami
vy tho first .of tin wet-It from I'on
dosa. 'Ihey huvc tw o . ehildren In
school. This hrliiRH ihe sehool en
rollnitni to li fi with all tlu Kiiult-s
rt'i'it'.sfntt-tl;
.MLss l-'niilft-H Smith, of I't'liille
ttm, spent Thnl(HKlvln" with her
parentM. Mr. it ml Mih. Jou, Smith,
hci e.
The I'. IT. llnmlnm I'linilly Hpent
Thunksgivlnff In Walla VVnlla with
Mrs. Itahdran'B mot her. Tlielr
Kim, Stephen, who mukeH n home
with hlri Kramlinather, aft-oni-panhMl
the tuinlly home Sunday
and he ami his nisi it. Norma, went
hack to Walla. Walla Monday after
noon. Mr. anil Mrs. Walter I'eriKho
Hpent the hulidny'H at (rrepnlt-af,
Idaho, with relatives. They re
turned tu erry early this week.
Mr. and .Mrs. tlfrahl l'lerson and
ehihhen recently visited Mrs. T.
N". l'lerson In lown.
Mr. and Mrs. If. I. Mention were
quests of Mr. and Mrs. Hurt Kail
on '1 hanlisffivlntf day. The two
families were former friends at
Cove, later near KnterprlHe, and
now they nre both ' mukliiK" their
honu-K in l.a (Irande.
A lai-jre eominlny of patrons and
friends altemli-d the proKam Klv
en hy I'oi ry school lat Wednesday.
John and ChnrleH Hiffler, of l-
Grande, reeently visited fricndM In
this vicinity.
Walter rerlsho and family
moved to l;a Grande Wedneslny
where, they expect ,!o nuike their
V. U a:kw hits heen husy
haulliiK hid winter's supply of
wood.
.Mrs. J. IT. Ilooher Is husy this
week dresHlnx capons. to fill orth-rs.
Her chickens nv very larKf, hclnir
the .Jersey tltunt variety.
All-, and Mrs. W. W. Holden were
recent, dinner Kiiewts of .Mr ant!
Mrs. John HennWt, of Kruitdale.
Negro Wins Bet
But Loes Life
Kl.nollAlX). Ark., Di'i'. 0 (Al')
Tom Knkiim. Ncki", "' hi
Mpek'B wiikch I"- lonlcl .1 vllik ci
I t Of "HIUOMMllInc" Wlllllllll t01-
pinK, walk I'Ht y.'irdx willliillt wlnK
K'Mlik' JinO return. I-Vllow om
liloyw In u fllllilK ntiillun arri-iui-d
hlf phlilliMiK'".
Tom ilnink llw 1 1 r, n r unil viilki M
k h' hin wiiKrt-il.
JU. illcrt a liort time litter.
Veteran Telephone
Official Stricken
HA S VHASriXfd, l.c. r, fAI
Sudden death 1iM ni'ht ended
the career of John W. Gllkynon,
veteran offh lal of llw i'acirit Tele
phone it ml Teleicniph t ompuny. as
ho drew up tils rarrliiKe und pair
to he awarded first prize In-fore an
audience of persons al the
reventh annual horse how of the
Ht. IVnncIn Kldliiff ctuh. Mr. Gllkv
Hon wan ft fi years old. I tenth muh
due to a cerebral hemoori h;Ke,
I oal mines In Illinois prorlucd
&4,tS.V.tU tonn of Jioft conl Inst
yi'ur.
Produce Houses
Are lrow Licensed
..SAliKAf, Ore. (AIM A total of
tiii - produce commission houses
have been licensed in Oregon un
der the new license act passed by
tho !!-!) leultdature. accordimr to
j Seymour Jones, state mttrket agent.
Another net of the liU'H leglslat-ui-e
wus to Increase the license fees
of tho public warehouses from $2
to $ 1 u a year. The check fund
therehy creates an opportunity for
tho market agent to keep a closer
cheek on warehouse businesses,
A particularly close watch Ih
kept to see that the wheat on hand
In warehouses tallies wllh tho out
standing receipts held by growers.
This prevents the operator from
appropriating the wheat to his
own use, '
poUcRu.w i:xom:h.ti:i
. VA.VCOl'VKlt, Wash,. Dec, ti
(A l Kzrn J. Cum, Camas pa
trolman, was exonerated by u coro
ner'fi Jury of lilame for the death
of Carnti Weidman, whom he shot
and killed whim the latter. fled from
arrest. Crum said he shot to halt
Weldmau, alleged bootlegger, and
not wllh fatal intent.
MENUS
Ity Sister Alary 1
There Is no gainsaying the fact
that sugar Is a good food and oc
cupies an important place In tho
normal diet. Heat and energy lire
supplied quickly and economically
whenever sugar Is used In a con
centrated form.
However, It Is a one-sided food
In Its refined state. Alemis must
be carefully planned to furnish the
necessary building materials and
body regulations In order that a
balanced diet may be maintained.
An excessive use of concentrated
sweet "spoils" the appetite 'for
other foods and is detrimental to (
good nut rlllon. ' i
The use of sugards tn their more
natural stale makes It possibln fur
I he homemaker to satisfy her fam-
ily's sweet tooth In a benefhial
fashion. ' j
.Molasses Important Food j
Alolasses Is an ' old-fashioned
means to this end, ' . i
Alolasses ,as well as1 granulated
sugar Is a product of the sugar
cane. Hut the Important minerals
and food elements found In thu
plant arc lost In the extensive, re
fining process required to produce
the sugar while they are retained
in the. syrup. 1 .
To
HER
say it
FEOWERS
THIS CHRISTMAS
Not only do they convey your
high regard, in the best pos
sible manner, but each blos
som fjjii-ly sparkles with the
spirit of the season. Say
"Merry Christmas!" in this
nicest of all ways.
HOOK YOUR OKDKR
NOW WITH
Clark's
Florists
1115i2 Adams Ave. Ph. M-ll
Say it with
FLOWERS
We
j Calcium, phosphorus, iron, vita
( mln It ami a little protein uro
I present In molasses. These quali
ties are nn excellent argument In
(favor of Its psu In recipes when
! ever possible.
I A plain ginger bread can be
'served In neveral ways to dress It
1 up for 'company." Whipped
cream or hard sauce make warm
.ginger bread into a delicious pud
, fling, Thin slices of ginger bread
put together sandwich fashion
with cottage or urcam cheese are
'inylllng wiih afternoon tea.
j (Jin ner Ilrcud
j One cup molasses, 1-2 cup gran
' Minted sugar, 1-2 cup butter, 2 1-2
leaps flour, 1 teaspoon cinnamon, 1
j teaspoon ( ginger, 1-2 teaspoon
"cloves, a' teaspoons soda. 1 cup
hulling water, a eggs.
Soften butter and heat with Hug-
(UM Oi Ut
Coats- and Dresses Reduced
CHOOSE from our very complete and charming collection of the newest
modes of the seasons . . . styles sponsored by Paris. Both frocks and
coats show the smart, princess silhouette . , . as they gracefully flare
their way to increased lengths... Modes for sports, afternoon' and formal
wear ... at special pricings for this holiday selling!
g $9.90 to $42.95 $7.90 to $34.95
g THESE
jiff Adorable Robes &
I
Ijrj attcii an aoorauie gut; one mat is sure
I W to gut a lot of applause when the Christ-
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'iffl mUS Be"'S 1,10 ')10'ten-
it ful striking appealing.
sortment will make selection an easy
LM
task.
$6.95 to $24.95
Jjl Dainty Lingerie
V I'llllltr linilt-rflllliKx urf
f ron'liHMl (III till- IIh nf
F. what iwi-ry miliuni Hants
V for OirlHtnuiN, Here yoti
M will riml the newest ile-
M MKtw Rllrl allluleM In k'iuiim
f teilillen, Ktep.lim, ilanee
VI M-tx.
$1.95 to $9.95
---Cinderella Shop-
La Grande's Friendly Credit Store
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Buy Ladies' Gifts
at a Ladies' Store
PUTMAN'S
"The Gift Shop' :
ar until creamy MUl molasses
.and mix. thoroughly. Mix ami sift eggs well beaten. Turn 'into, two
j flour and spices and udd to first oiled and floured miunrc. pans and
j mixture. Stir until smooth and bake -ill minutes In. u moderate
acbi bolting water with soda discovert. '
For Useful Christmas Gifts and Your
New Holiday Wardrobe
LOVELY GIFTS FOR HER-
Negligee
II.' I I ....
They are color
Our lai'ge us-
GIFTS OF PURE SILK HOSIERY
Such beautiful hosiery as we are
showing is sure to be doubly
welcome all the newest shades
of lovely lustrous quality. Dear
Santa is besieged with requests
for hosiery it is one gift that
will please one and all.
$1.50 to $1-95
; solved tn It. Heat hard and add
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