La Grande evening observer., May 20, 1930, Page 3, Image 3

Tuesday, May 20, 1930
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
Faire Thrws
IsocoiETry niewjt
: MODEST MAIDENS -:-
Trade Mark RetrhuruUon Applied For U. 8. PaUnt Of floe '
Charming Dinner .
Given In Honor
Ul MISS MOrtOn ; ami Mrs. charhM, Hill una
A very pretty and charming tlin
mr was .;iven last night in honor
of Miss MulMi .Mint on by Miss
Alioo Klippt'l and Mrs. It. R Tylvr
at Mm. Tyli-r's Itoino. The pilrty
was In ohm-rvmu-t' of MiHs Morton's
biVthday and was u pleasant sur.
prisit. Hliu 'was the' recipient of a
iiumbi'r of lovely frifts in remciit-.
hrnnce of the anniversary. - V
J)innor was served at " o'clock.
An "effective color scheme of yellow
and white was uso.l, slender yellow
tapers, yellow tulips with fa vol's
and place-cards were in hurmony
and u large birthday cake was used
as it ' centerpiece decorated with
tiny yellow candles.
A lour-coursr dinner, with a de
lightful menu also in yellow and
whit color arrangement, was serv.
ed hy the hostesses.
I 'laces at the tables were laid fur
Miss Morton. Miss Slalul Doty,
Miss Mao Stearns, Miss Blanche
Clark, Mrs. Until Jackson,- Mitm
Alice lloylen, Mrs. Kllu Holy, and
Miss Alta l.lllie. -
place In t'nion which they recently I
I purchased.
I Guests were KrnnK, I-onlse, and
Mr.
two I
daughturs, Jtianlta and Kern; Mr.
and Mrs. George Hill; Mr. and Mrs.
Wllhird Hill; Mr. and Mrs. A. K.
Hug and daughter Louise.
While residents of 1m. Grande
Mr. and Mrs. Palmer owned the
grocery' autre on North Second I
street. , , ,
Recital Given At
La Grande Hotel
TO SUBWAY
A delightful recital was enjoyed
last night by an appreciative audi- .
ence when 2 1 pupils of Miss AIH-
dret! Kpencer were ptesented in the
I .a Grande hotel ballroom. spring
flowers were attractively urranged
on the stage. The .numbers were
well played und revealed both ar
tistic ahlliiy ami careful training.
TJte program:
Rifling t
The Whip-Poor-WIll ........Wililains '
Kvelyn Carter 7
Song of a Hos.
Andante '. ,
Clifton. Smith
' iTT 1 ! Summer Pays ;
Mrs. Reynolds Is i'iy' Biniuiay
Hostess Moiidayi "f u Kdta Jasper
.1 Long, 1-ong Ago
At u delightiul tuncheod yester-i Mairh .'.
1
I
ill r vv'ww-AVflaj isa ..
William X V j '
...',...itoir, ;xs v. 11. . . . . r
.Ov.'rllOlt ' . ... '
...nayley i
..Wright
Menus Of The
Day
I l(ungarian.. wheat and. flour, he
Isiiys, already-ls competing. with the
American, product in Austria and
lly Mrs. Alexander ieorf?p
A MAY "lil XOIIKON MKN V
Shrimp Cocktail
j creamy sauce forms. stirriiiK con.
stantlv. Add rest of ingreiilents
Ham Tim hales and Soinseret Sauce an, minutes. Serve at once.
Shoe String Potatoes j ' strawberry lev Uu Mtthl .
Sweet Pickles . talth spoons granulated gelatin.
Hot Ilolls Apricot Conserve ! 4 ml. I. spoons cold water.
Km It Gelatin Molds Salad Dressing; x cups hulled, crushed strawher-
Strawl)err.v Ice llox Moid Coffee rj,.a
1-2 teaspoon Halt. i ;
1-4 teaspoon pepper.
1- cup diced, cooked huisli-
rnnlliM
2 tablespoons finely chopped pi- j Czechoslovakia,
m ton. ' t ' j M'.chricl ft-iresflea no Increase In
Melt butter and add flour. Mfx tho Hungarian demand for Amerl
well and add milk.. Cook until' cun:' tobacco, hut believes an ex
panding textile industry will prob
ikMy absorb increasing quantities ' newluy at luncheon. The
..f nal.nn.o"-n nntt.ui ' Wlll-S Will lw UreP'Tlt.
v.xti:htai ooi.riiUs ;
KONIiOX, Xiiy, '.'2V AP) Tho .
uily Mail says Miss Glenna Col .
leu, other AJnerlvan wonen golf-"7
era who: aro.- In Mugland, and the .
American Walker Cup team will
be entertained . by the British :
Sportsmen's .club in London Wed- '
rinee of; .
Salted Nuts
Ham Tltnlmles, Servliv; S
2 cups chopped, evoked ham.
1 cup soft bread c.iinbs. ,
2 tfthlespoons finely chopped eel-
ery.
finely
tablespoons
green peppers.
2 tablespoons finely chopped on
Ions.
i-2 teaspoons salt.
1-4 teaspoon pepper.
2 tablespoons chopped parsley.
1 cup inllk.
2 egg yolks.
2 tablespoons butter, melted.
egg whites, stiffly beaten.
1 U cups sugar.
1 cup whipped creum.
1 teaspoon vanilla. .
I cup diced marshinallowa. m
X ih'.n slices nngel uod cuke. .
Soak gelatin and water d mln-
utiles. Dissolve over a pan of hot 1
chopped water. Cool. Mix berries, sugar ,
land gelatin: fold in cream and add -vanilla.
I 'our into mold lined with)
i angel food slices. Phu-e marsh ;
mallows on top cream mixture, t
Chill. I'nmold und garnish with ;
whn'e strawberries. Serve cut in 1
slices.
.j"re a .letjllng -wnj'wj Wclmc rolhmctl!"
il.iv .iii'li-rnooii. .Mrs. Charles' Mleyn-t ' Predeiiek .lennl on
olda was hostess at .her home on Springtime' ; :......MeTntyrJ.v lin aiul. Mrs. ( fharltoiu:Vytf!ihe home of Mrs. W. Vedder at 52
wasnmgton avenue, spring now.ers . j-ietty uurns guests. " L - -it- ....Aitams avepue.
formed a pretty decoration. ' . "..Aft r School '...; Johnson .
Never Iron fringe on linen dollies J
or napkins. When dry comb it out :
Mix ham, crumbs, celery, green: with a wire comb, kept especially;
pepper, onions, salt, pepper, pars. for that purpose. ?
ley, inltk, egg yolks and butler. . i
Meat 2 minutes, j-'old in esg whiten nrXOAUY MAY rlMlKTV
and pour portions in small buttered : WITH lT.' S. I'OIlK TIIADF i
molds. Set .. In pan of hot wutei j ... ....i .. . !
and hake for 30 minutes In a mod- j ' "WASH I NO TON (AP) A corn-
ernte oven. Cnmold carefully and mowing country, Hungary. Is a'
surround with the sauce. Garnish potential producer of pork and !-
witn parsiry. pork products that may compete 1.
Somerset Sausc -with the United Slates in the mar I
4 tablespoons butter. kets of south central Kurope. say I
6 .tablespoons flour. l-ouls O. .M ichael. economist In tlte
il cups 'milk. department of agriculture. -
Itride was a later diversion. wlthl
seven 1
' Klotso Stein '
tables at play. Mrs. H. "Ki : Song Without Words Tlugheo
Jtixou won first, Mrs. Kivd 1 .11 inter 1 Hanjo Tunc bright
received second and Mrs. 1 War re 11 t Nelda Smith
Club:Meets At
'j-. 'Phi. ,lUvM'in...!'aiviU-'lVii!'liT a-
:soi latlon will im-i-t at 7::io o rinrK
Cilbi'i-t ihlril lionoi-K ftir hih tal-
lii'tV . '..
Elect Officers
At' Meet Monday
l-:loction f officers was htlll yofi-
tenlay aft.-rnoan at Ihe final limot-
..nolfe :
YalKP Art'fitic .,
The' Sier'ry J.awn I'artV ...Jnlinson J1'
Untcr I'an and tlii l'lnlloii ..'..Kwinff
' ' Keith" Patten ' ' " "'
In The Hont Krankn
Klleen Winn
MOl'elOCk HOine l-Vl'iay evenlnV at the ljini Cha'pef
. .... 'i i iltll Mm. SctlL Ktriine 111, cluLi;Ke,fif ' J 1
J 1 ' itlu. was hos .mhe .rOBrniAi--lUeiJ wnll..'P.Aif' '
' naiui tiny n tk in i-iinf i . . .... ( ! 1 ;.i . : I i.i . i..
. . . .. ..t.. i. . r..i ; neiH n aiHLin..Mi.iin!it.uttuiiw"
at ;iier nome wm-n u i".it,nii' . ..-i ..,,,,.. , ... . ,,,,,,1,. wif i ut r
nlntcof carilH iwuh enjoy.'il.' Mrs. " " 'rr,,.i. ,i . '
C. II. ncvlne -received honors for Kaus Installll.K onflcot, .
hlKh tally with three tallies at play.
itnit.. ..'Il.l rl.u.iM.u rli'oni-ali.d the XTT7lir 'TT A TTPT) TVT
On a Jolly Hunt Krontzlln ' V ..." V,.. ... i. 1 t llitt iliiiv in
reii : KoMHini- :..;;...,,.,, .,. o,.....,i
4k-
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A Little WEDDING GIFT
Best Wishes II n,
Until Auguit 1. 1930
with 4cK ordar of
'ART-POINT Wedding
Invitations ot Announcements
cotb tT.OO otn.fi .
We ere presenting the- Bride with
loo "ART-POINT"
VISITING CARDS Free
---wifch hor new name
NELSON
0IT0SJTH
P0ST0FFICE
PAY
William
Donald Jasper
Camp Fire Group
Meets at Church
EARLY AGE OF
AMERICA UNFOLDS
(Continued frwii Puko One)
Iiik of the Art Hesearch class ut the i Serenade to u Kroiich, lon Heller
home of Mrs. A. T. Hill. IMiiintfj . ua Mary l'routy
the. past year tho cln.-.s lias made ! sleep Hollow Tune , Kounta
;dt'e an intensive study or tho.urt j Homunce lturgrmullcr
andt lifo of Japan and has held . . 1 Nudlno Zwelfel
many interest!, ir niectinffs In con- ' Han or- of the Dwarfs Haft-nall plP Tatapochon
Khlonitinn nf Ihi Hiibiect Next . hid.- lr('lnv .i.m. m,it v..utnv.l.it
year Tho Itnmance, of Deslgn'Min nn Alabama t'abin Cndmnn ,i,o room of the Lutheran church The fin,! establishes assoehUion of
will In- the jiniject. ( . . ! Donna Wuuon . - -with tho vice president. Sylvia niait and sloth ueyomi (uesiiun
Mrs. I redi Midjllcj wO-t j elected Uninancc 'in A :....'..'.i.......lMOuranc Turn, in
president. Mrs.:Ilarve Matt hewn, , : ' Martraivt Zurhrlck' i. ' (thiKlng of
(of the pleistocene era) in tho top-
Camp Klre most of which are. found basket
the f'amp maker and early pucoio annuel.
i vice president. Sylvia man anu siuui m-jumi Mrn......
charge. ' Following the Will leave In' position for Dr. Sloel;
f several souks, the main ,of instilule to sec." ' ' ' 1 ' '
.Sel'ier'er srild' thiit Dr. Hiir-
vimi nro.uwlnnl nn.l Mrs. 1 I ' T H 11 1 1 . 1 1 ir Hlin.l n wh l.'n II Adftlr I miln " " " 'ftf (Ilif'iijiiirtn ' ' 'Vlik ' Yil ' "i U
t4Qi&Atk(i&inl nVDstPfi tiva tCom InBu;... I loiwira .inoihei'ls'ifrviiMi'iAo lAUfrKvnJay rinston's 'discovery .'has "pushed
...... . . , , r- - , , , 1 ; r . i i i . i r .11.,.' .. '.
( ?leniyo,t; cjjajrjn.nn. or tho, prorrnm I 1 1 -"Neta- WHMn J ' 74 fnm 2:n to 4 o piock m inc. iick .
committee with' Mrs." i, "v. Weste'n-TX' Dream ' Sons' :..!.w.Mt,orflian)luiittf,x
Alrtm 8ehrot'der..i
Walt.
Chnrmantc 7
Howard WilHoh
liaW-i.: UVU'Si :W)UtP; JMerc.o.fMra.; . Lv
V. Dunn und Mrs. Charles Hoehnt
assiViting her. , j
Mrs. IL (I. Sniitp. presidc'nt; Mrs.
l-'red Kiddle, vice. president, nnd
Mrs. Matthews. 1 Js.-kretilrl'-treasur.
er JiaVe l)eentKc QrflPers durillH'
the. past year. -"
'fhi' fiixtinoGtinir of the .fall sen-
son will l).v liie first Monday in ! .
20' "' 'Academy Recital
Yesterday's prprnm, included a j
talfe by Mrs. Hill on Japan; nn ac- j
eniinl hv Mis. It. S l-'lemlmr on , '
elOTionmw: 'ii' discuFHinn-on flower T,u noxt
nrriniroiuoiit hv.Ml'S.. CleilVCr . and ; V10 MlUHlc
thn' i-n-iilfnir nf n '.In iiniisi nncni liV i '
Mrs. II. J. Hitler."' '.' :;: ,
hnD.ian'lilslory oil' this coii-
A Di'eam Sons' '...'......'.iiforrnaniiUi nt'x of Yllfc i.tuheran-TTnurea. -iiuimu uiousiuiuw ii yen in.
.1 t.-.... i- . .1 ,.. J ni.i.'I .!....!-iv....i'ii.vi iMnp "i in 11 ' ViViihiu'."1 fir. Kdhcrer
Cano'cinK-' at Sunset' .viJ..-.J.LDutton , decornlioiis' flhd refreshmohtHi 'JMVo said, "it was believed tlftt man was
Annie Moore, 1 l ' ; ' mbject 'of raisinK funds for sum-ii -a late cvmer.to iNoriu 'I,f;v"-
Dance of the Hioines' vinuiou mer camp was also cousiuereni
n.r. nniiintr liurn Plnvir. JiardlnK t it- 1
Mi
I
When tempted to over-indulge
a Lucky ins
... I
.Sehllbert..
Orntnn.'
Announcements
Dr. Harrington noil" 1H.IS' proved
eoneluslvely 'that men of IiIbIi ln
telll(?enee lived iiefe" lil..ii(lil " 'ami'
perhaps :ni,Olio or n'lOre years ao
lii'steud ot, Jess, (liip f,.,.ff",vyel"!i
uto as, was iVe'lleveil formerly. , ,,
rhe':Blhie:VS -arci,er elasVill 1 ' ., I"v,iri,l l.S :? i ,
lOllK!!-
nicn came
wiy of
emy ..Recital" '',:.. 1 A, S,;,;,s Ti
le pupils, of,.,t).0, .Sae,rel,,lluek will bo liosle.ss.es., , ( ri R, 'By,mi;,n CJ;.
Iilsicverles at ypm cave, ',
.... o... .... l .11 ... 1 lint 11 11 III II 11
The t.oyal sisters Ait! of , the ... . - ...... "7 v-v-1
ousteil
I ucnilemy will be held In the
ballroom , of.,, thoMSacuJawsii,.: nn i '.he i.oyai, fijsie.s f.
i ii ... n'hi. t' irlsl an cnuren win inrt-L .u , -
1 11 ti 1 m.w, , i.i .. j- - ir.r." v. . ,..,,, 1,. 1,. eave nlilf tier ore uiey wi-iv
program will eonslst of numbers nm 01 .. mn. ... ))v the Klanl slot li. The sloth, selen.
Dinner Given At j orehtm. vioim "" n'y &. h,4ve in the mrky ,....
tt . 1VC" ZC j Isohis, piano solos and piano duos, o clock Mis. 1m iM-ne Wlll.i nf. . honi(
.' Union on Sunday The ,,. . co,d.a..y ,!MS Z0lttZVZ. ."r. a ,n..,i,. ....ok....
M, and M.a Palme, for- Tnl ,nk,B par In this reeUa, ' vKatlou Is extend., new mem -our andeked hlni In. b lesion
merly of .his cl.y were host nr... arc Virginia McWillhuns. Kthel " " 1,0 hne CO'"" ,rll ,, ,,iy 1'uebelo Indians
Host. at dinner Sunday eveulns Donohue, Natalie lCbert. Clara l HurlnK the ., Mini. moved Into II.
at their new home at the Dobbin , Norrls. Mary Loherty. K'B'ltt ,., :,s,nM., m0et- 1
, jTrowbrhlKO, Dorotny wan, juuiiii j tJ"' j T f ., f . T. ,vin ' AsparnKus salad blends well Willi
Klcirnst. Agnes niinwi. .... I i.n, ,.,....1 ,.iv ul s a roast tr fowl dinner. .
('hausse, i.;u.a- " fc ; ' :
r. .... o'clock l i s cvenini. 1 lie iiumii: i.t
I lllltin.i-, - .
cordially? Invited. I
STATE
Ionard, Marion
belli liolan. Hurnetlo
Kreil Heemnn. , , , ,
- The orchestra personnel Is: ..vio-. .- . " ' ,
llns: Vlriflnia McWIIIIanis. Airnes 1 The rnsi aiairons cun. m ......
Sinitli; Jlnry ftohefry.Tlara'Korrls.Veilnesday eveillnB at the Masonic
lfciaiSJiftailLlJ-J j Mr..V- Ch.,., Oe'orKla Daniels'. parlors wlth'MI I..ll; lr"
, Kllzubiith .' Donohue. H u r n e 1 1 e ml MarKnret Wells as hostesses.
ITTTTTV fWITTT Tl L... i.'i i.n, '
Wiii-TilUK
1
THE THRILL SENSATION
OF THE YE!AR! '
The .clcbral.l lllyslery play thai
lau n year m Iti-nadway! A Talk-iii-
Pi.'lni'c you imisifl miss!
rhausse, Cleoritla Daniels, Kllzabetll
ponohue, Hurnette rhausse, Jack
McNallan. flyde Nobles; Krenrh
horn:, William . Paldwoll: cornet:
I'aul Newllri; trombone: James
Uruce; orchestra bells: Natnlle l-;b-ert:
drums: Vlncnl Newlln: plnnoi
Dorothy Wall, Judith SieKrist.
I Mrs. Walter Lane
Hostess to Club
Mrs.' It. lloylen will he host
ess to tho Jolly HiiilKn dull Thlirs
llay at a 1 o'clock luncheon at tho
Sacajawea Inn.
. .. '
i The Dlvers'ty club will meet
Thursday afternoon n; 2 o'clock nf
Wm.
b U A wTt L
f BlffP nntnvxixf.
Last Times Today
"Ramon Novarro"
in
"GAY
MADRID"
Mrs. Waller Ijine was hostess lo
the Atl-delth c ub yesterday lit her
home when a pleasant afternoon of
j cards was enjoyed. Mrs. K rank
I Itechlln won first honors and Mrs.
hones t.rimn receiveu cohsuiuliuu
nrlite. Dnlnty refreshmenls- were
Ix-l'la llyiuni '"erved followlns bridge. Mrs, Tlech-
Mlliwiwl
NO MORE
NEURITIS
In Ariiw, Seek, Is or Thlclw
If you want to set rid of the
agonizing pnlns of neuritis, neural
Bla, sciatica or rheumatism. Just
japnly Tysmol to the affected parts
and Bee now quicaiy an nnseiy nm
cease.
Tj-smol In a powerfully penetrat
ing absorbent, snothlns and heal
InR In Its action, which koih in
throinth the pores and quickly
reaches the burninit. achlnc nerves.
Those stubborn pnlns In the back
of the neck, about the' shoulder
blade, face or head. In the forearm
nnd fingers, or extending down the
thluh to the toe tips, will soon ais-
lappenr. Cramping of the muscles
jwill stop and you will no longer be
i bothered with soreness, swelling.!
tfiffness. numbness or tenderness
lof the Joints and ligaments.
' Tysmol Is not an ordinary linl
'ment or salve, but a scientific
mew emollient that Is entirely dlf-
i lerent from anything you have ever j
used. Don't suffer any longer, flet i
t. ... nf.u nf Tvsmnl at any good
I drug store. Always on hand at Jl
Glass Drugs, inc. Adv.
ELIMINATION SAL
SILK PAJAMAS
$3.45
2-41.00 TIES
$1.45
Fancy Broadcloth Shorts
50c
THIS WEEK ONLY
TmcStooc For Evebv Man
Be moderate be moderate In" all
things, even In smoking. Avoid that
future shadow by avoiding over
indulgence, if you would maintain
1 that' lrtodem' ever-youthful figure.
f'Reach'.for.'a l-utky instead."''
' lu cky S,f r i ke ', ih'e finest
'C i g a r e 1 1 e y o u .i C v is r1
smokod, miadebf He
finest tobac co-r, T n e ;
" Cream cf fhe'Crpp--'iIT'S
TOASTED." Liucicy Strike
has an extra; secret heat
ing precess. Everyone
knows that heat purifies
and co 20,679 physicians
say that duckies are less re
. irritating to your throat.
AK tilt
wixiw hi i' ' .fir "s -
it te.nix
"Comifsg events k
shadows before" 1
Your Throat Protection against irritationagainst cough
"I have come to the conclusion," writes Sir Henry Thompson, M:D., F.R.S., "that more than half the
disease that embitters human life is due to avoidable errors in diet." We do not represent that smoking lucky
Strike Cigarettes will bring modern figures or cause the reduction of flesh. We do declare that when tempted
to do yourself too well, if you will "Reach for a lucky instead," you will thus avoid over-indulsjence in
things that cauuc excess weight and, by avoiding over-indulgence, maintain a modem, Graceful form.
TUNE IN The Lucky Strike Dance Orchestra, every Saturday and Thursday evening, over N.B.C. networks.
(IM930. Th American T..lm-. Cu.. Mill,