La Grande evening observer., August 01, 1930, Page 3, Image 3

LA GRANDE EVENING" DgSBRVERriX GRANDEriQRE..
Page Three
s Matthews Is
omplimented At
Delightful Party
ka hMn Visit In? In Ij nnnfii
be past month with her sister,
IdAllirlitfiil ti&rtv ffH'An he Vfrc
Ferris on Tuesday evening at her
i on rnui nccv.
Lit.- frtlMttJt PIllOVMl thi nlaocanf
ig ith. bridge as the diver
High .honors were awarded to
Eugene McPadden, or Spokane,
km mi f .rt -t rwn di iju - h
Matthews was presented a' lovely
bowl of colorful sweet peas was
h tractive decoration for the
ton.
heon toward- the close of the
iidreriGuests At
Swimming Party
enty-four boys -and girls, mem
of itbe L. D. 6. Second Ward
fifty school class In church history
guests tin weuuebuay aiternoon
elr teacher, TAra. Seth Slrritu;, at
kly swimming party at Crystal
l lowing a delightful time spent
hmlng .the group' adjourned to
home ox Mrs. eirnne, wnere ihey
treated to loveiy reiresnments.
embers of Club
Meet at the Park
lie members of the Diversity club
1vm4 ft Vflrv nipnsnnt moaHna
flraUtty afternoon at Riverside Dark
p ten members ancT one guen.
Otto Pieper, present.'
ra."' W. ; Vedder was awarded the
nclance ' prize Tor the aiternoon.
while Mrs. Philip Lockwood. Mrs.
ITeil Rces and Mrs. Claud Purkett re
ceived prizes in games.
Refreshments were served before
Ihe close of the afternoon by uie
hostesses, Mesdames W. Vedder. Le--HufDUnCan'
JaCX Jonnson und lls
The slub's next mcetlnK will lake
Fluco at the Cove swimming pool
on August 14.
...
N. O. W. Meeting At
- The K. of P. Hall
The Neighbors of Woodcraft held a
special business meeting yesterday
afternoon at the K. P. hall for the
purpose of balloting on a new candi
date. Several members were present at
the meeting and Mr. Krulz was the
new member elected Into the organ-
Menus Of The
Day
By Mrs. Alexander Oeorpe
. I'LANNIMi FOR SL'NOAY
V . - " Breakfast
Fresh Berries
Waffles and Syrup
. Broiled Bacon Coffee
ftf, . Dinner
Roast Veal and Browned Potatoes
Corn on the Cob
'Bread Currant Jelly
Tomato Salad
Fruit Ice Box Cake
Coffee
VealtReUsh Sandwiches Radishes'
Frosting
J Coffee or Tea
' i Fruit Ice Ho Cake
1 tablespoon granulated gelatin
4 tablespoons cold water
3 tablespons butter
4 tablespoons flour
2 cups milk
3 egg yolks
1 teaspoon vanilla
i teaspoon salt
H teaspoon lemon extract
3 egg whites
1 cup peaches
1 cup diced pineapple
2-3 cup vinegar
Sonk gelatine and cold water for
5 minutes. Dissolve over pan of hot
water. Cool. Melt buttr and add
flour and add milk and cook until
creamy sauce forms. Add egg yolks
and beat 2 minutes. Add rest of In
gredients and pour Into glass mold
which has been lined with lady fin
gers. Chill 24 hours. Turn out on
platter and surround with whipped
cream.
Tempting Tea Cukes
cup butter
1 cup sugar
2 eggs
J teaspoon lemon extract
li teaspoon vanilla.
',i teaspoon salt
2-3 cup milk.
2 cups flour
3 teaspoons baking powder
cup candled orange peel
Cream butter until soft. Add Bugar
and mix until very creamy. Add rest
of ingredients and beat 3 minutes.
Half fill greased muffin panr. Bake
15 minutes in moderate oven. Cooi
and frost.
Dainty Frosting
2 egg whites, stiffly beaten
2 tablespoons orange juice
i teaspoon salt
1 teaspoon lemon extract
1 1-3 cups sifted confectioner's
sugar
Beat egg whites until very stiff.
Add rest of ingredients. Mix well.
Carefully frost the tops and sides of
cake.
If desired the tops of the frosted
cakes may be decorated with bits of
candies, orange peel and pecans.
Optimism is Now
Being Expressed
In Many Quarters
By S. W. Ntruus I
(Pres. American Society for Thrift)
It has been noted within the last
two or three weeks that individuals,
groups and organisations who are
closely In touch with the general
business situation of the country
have expressed themselves In terms of
optimism. To say the least, there
has come recently quite a change in
feeling regarding the business out
look. It is to be hoped that this feeling
of conservative optimism will stead
ily spread throughout the country be
cause a more confident attitude upon
the part of everyone will prove a
helpful Influence In bringing condi
tions back to normal.
One of the encouraging factors In
the present situation 1b that deposits
In savings banks have bean constant
ly growing. This means great poten
tial prosperity. Regardless of what
may be said otherwise, the prosperity
of a nation really must depend upon
the thrlf of the people. An orgy of
Ill-advised spending might bring great
activity and apparent prosperity lor a
while but It would only be a flash in
the pan. It would soon come to an
abrupt end. Whereas a nation whose
citizens are constantly getting ahead
and putting something away for
emergencies Is bound to enjoy pros
perous conditions.. There always will,
of course, be periods of temporary de
pression such as we have been pass
ing through during the last few
months but the sunshine of prosper
ity can always be depended on when
people are thrifty.
SCIIKNCK SEEKS DIVORCE.
LOS ANGELES p) Harry Schenck,
film director, in filing suit for divorce
complained his wife Lillian held that
the movies and movie people were
"the bunk."
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If present conditions were such as
to Indicate that during the past few J
months the people of this country ;
have been dissipating their resources j
and engaging in naotu or wasteiui
ness, the outlook at the present time
could not be viewed with so much
equanimity.
The present sentiments of op
timism and hopefulness which Beem
now to be steadily spreading through
out the nation may be true forerun
ners of great prosperity. Perhaps
they may or may not be somewhat
premature. But the fact remains that
so long as the American people re
main true to practices of thrill, me
return of real prosperity cannot be
long deferred.
CHARITY RECEIVES $500,000
LOS ANGELES W) Probate of the
will of Motley H. Flint, banker and
financier, recently shot to death in
superior court, disclosed that two
thirds of the $760,000 estate was be
queathed to charity.
Fifty thousand dollars was left to
the widow. Mrs. Gertrude Flint and
$180,000 to various relatives and
friends.
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When touring or picnicing take along a
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carry as a lunch basket. Get Everhot for the
summer cottage and solvef the troublesome
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