La Grande evening observer., May 29, 1925, Image 3

Friday," May 201025.
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Page Three
NEWS of SOCIETY
An u:trutnlw ttfi'nlr took p1ac
jilcnluy alleroon at tin Country
riu!) whon Mrs. Him Holinwiliam,.
end li. Miirnarvt InKie were host-. Mrs. E. L. Hoin.tn ntortainod
i h.si s at u hrldfso lunchi-on. A do- wiltt a tunchfon at hr homi Wed
Hcious thrve-cours luncheon wua n-m)uy nftornoon, honoring Mis. J.
rved at one oVIoeit, atler whtei.
eight table were at play. In Mm
color scheme wan irl!ntiealy v.tv- rove and in well known here. She
ried out. Hweetpe.iB bring tiHed. ami )mn traveled abroad ext. nlve!y.
In Ihe HviuB room beautiful bou-j tu tuhlt-s were artistically dce
iiiieis of variour, sprinK flow.r.H ui-jjiid ,uh b.aiitiful sprin?; flow-
w in arranged.
Inning 'he itt'lVinoon's play Mrs
t.ee Itouvy won hl,;h Hore lor the
first prize, Mrs. tJ. 1. l-arison re
eived (he Hecond prixe und Mis.
Chase Mohnenliaiup ihe third. ; Church gave t Kurp"!H' party last
' j t veniny at the i twni home on C
A delightful party touk plat- j Avenue in honor o: M;ws. k Cladyn
yeuierday afternoon at the home of ;mui QoUJIe Oweu. who w ill leave
.Mrs. I:. C. Turkey, when Mis. I-;
M. iioyt. Mm. K. It. Hlmjo, Mm. K I
3arobson and Mrs. Turkey were
huitlesses. The home .n heaui 1-
fully decorated in a red and w hite i
col or urdu me, pronlett and snow-
balls ix-tntf tia.d, and during the
afternoon eleven tables of cardi
were at play. Mth. tlilbert Hunter .
won first prize, Mrs V. CI. Saw-'
y.-r seeond. Mis. A. I.. Hendrickson n, , t A. -0-.veil. of tin- South Me
third, ami consolation went to Mrs thodhsl church ofiiciating. The
l.loyd Pierce. 'happy young cou'p'e are now at
' The hostesses were assisted in home to their ninny friends at
nerving by Mrs. If lunch? Krmish. their new home on X Avenue,
of Pendleton. Mrs. Claud Hteufloss. i
of Hal fin and Miss Mihlod lloyt.
Mm. Sadie (liven, who is visiting i-i
, ... ,
giieal for the at ernoon.
4 ,
Seven women will be reprosent
er at the Convention of Oregon
I-'ederatlon of Women's clubs to be
held at Marshfieid next wee.K. Mnt,
I. A. Znrhrick will leave this ev-
. r.... I i,.l,.i ...I,..-.. ..-Ill
will
upend a day before going on to
Marshfieid and Mrs. C. H. Scran
ton. M rs. K. P. M (iKHinuii, M rs. U.
1.. J Hit ton and Mm .1. I). Lynch,
accompanied by MIhm Hetty t'och
ran and Miss Phyllis Kerunton, will
leave early lomorrow morning in
;.h h rn,hr,n .!.'
Miss Scranton will remain In Port
land and the women will go on to
Marshfieid. Mrs. W. P. McAdory I
and Mm. Geo. T. Cochran will 1
leave sometime tomorrow en route
to the convention. j
Mrs. McAdory and ?.:rs. Putton
will leave Marshfieid in time to at-i
tend the National Music Conven.
lion at Portland, beginning June 6,
They will be jolr.ed th-re by Mrs. 1
Mi
inerva
Says
A few weeks more and
the Children's Sale Sho.s
will all be gone. One wonl
nn bought' three p'air for
hiwlf and two for-a neigh
bor. Another iudy bought
two pair of the a to B at
75c. We sold five pair of
the Ti to S run and two
pair of the Si to 11 at KI.75.
We also had a good run on
our new shipment of Spun
tex Silk Iloticry, Guaran
teed. It just boats the band how
bus.ii'ss keeps up. A fine
plelire show will draw a
big crowd. The low p 'iccs
on shoes will do the same.
We got 'cm you g.H 'em.
THE BGOTEUY
GAY HAYnF.N. Rltfr.
Ilrni' up those broken
arches and walk like a mil
lionaire. II can be done.
The New
French
Curl
When yon wleh Ihe ctiarm
iiiK effi-ct of a wift, natnriil
cilrl, the new Trench paper
wave Is the only answer.
Our shop In admirably
equipped and trained to (five
tlils'iiew curl. You will bo
more tlmn plraxcd with the
resulls. 1'hoiie now for an
appointment.
GEIST MARINELLO
SHOP
Boom 0, Horamer Bide
"A neauly Aid tor
" Every Ncd."
Phone Main 577
SHOT
With a Kodak and
enlarged and tinted
to a nice sized pic
ture is well worth
while.
Have Richardson
"The Art Man," do
your Enlarging and
Tinting.
At
Richardson's
Art & Gift Shop
A. K. Itii huiMiicn, who Ik aloo o
dHi jitc to this eomvntioii. I
I
. steveim. who is v:ui:,ni; hi'iii
for some time from Portland. Mrs. j
in and u dt-li(itfn tum-tH-on v
eived. with eoveis laid lor h.x.
MeinherB of lho Christian Kn-
deuvor Hoeietv of thiuPivHbytenan
Saturday for Kanfas to spend the!
amniner. fifteen wire pr. went and
lm, .venlntf was en(oya'dy np. ni at
s U1(T which (j. IU'Uiuh re-1
iiejilnm-iiis w ere H.-rved, I
!
Mls Nc as Smith, of Krultdalo,
nnd Guy Kennedy, grandson or U.
w. Allen of this cilv wore united!
marring- last Sunday, Iteverend j
! Honoring Vlns Bi ulah Ferris,
w ho w ill leave l.a (Itande soon' for
i iii , Oregon to b,' gone lude'iin.-
... , , , , , ,
t" v, a nmn her of her friends fj-uw
a puriy lost evening at the home
of MlK3 Margaret Mulhollnnd. The
evening was delightfully spent, at
games and dancing, after which; re
fresh men ts wore s -ved. Twelve
I""!" " ' M - o. n.
The W. C. T. I'. met yesterday
afternoon at th' home of Mrs. O.
W. Jones, aiiil a very interesting
program was Kiven with Mrs. Jon--k
in charge. Mis. K. G. Keith
gave an excellent pip-T and Mrs.
It. A. Powell told the siory of Jen-
t'cssldy'E life.
Atter the program luncheon was1
served. i
Members of the Neighbors of j
Woodcraft spent n delightful nf-j
ternoon yesterday at the home of
Mis. Margaret Parks, with Mrs. I
Parks and Mis. Sf,hultz as hoatess
i s. It was a social meeting und '
before adjournment refreshments
wero served. !
Durlnjr the afternoon the niem-j
hers donated a sum of money to ,
bp sent to the Woodcraft homo at
Kiversido, California.
... I
The Ladies of Mooseheart Tgt-i
on celebrated their fifth anniver-!
sary last evening at the I. O. O. K ,
hall. A play entitled ' Not a Man!
In the House" was given. .Holt,
call wns also a feature of the ev
ening, each lady lighting a candle
on a , huge birthday; cake, ajj she!
.espbridedr ' I
Deltcloun refrRhments were!
RtTVed.
Just inhale that
sense-thrilling
bouquet!
Break the vacuum seal of a tin of
Hills Bros. Coffee. Close your eyes
and breathe deeply of that marvelous
arorn.i ! It is the fragrance of rare
coffee-oils the herald' of a flavor still
to be met ... a flavor unlike any
other . . . indescribable!
Now, brew a cup and lift it to your
lips! Eagerly you will drain every
drop. Zealously you will pour yourself
another cup, and yet another. That
is why Hills Bros. Coffee is known as
The Recognized Standard pride of
the coffee-loving West. Hills Bros.
Coffee is economical to use.
HILLS BROS COFFEE
In tkt orifiual I'arvMtn Pack
tehitk kttpt iht Cujfrr frtjh.
1);;, Hiiu Br.
Polka Dots and
Lots of Them
WHITE polks dots of assorted
Blzea cover the surface of this
i rod silk frock with I long
sleevca and scarf neck that makes
such a youthful and serviceable
frock. -,There are wide pleats In the
front of the skirt, hut the back la
plain, and the crush girdle Is worn
low over the hips tied to a bow at
the side.
Announcements
Social announcements may
bo primed In this column free
of clinrse. Any announccinentfi
pertain I i.k to any functions such
as eooUcil food sales, etc., will
bo it'fustl, Annouticcnit'fits, to
be prlniiHl the- same day, must
be lu society editor's hands by
0:00 o'clock. News editor's
note.
Mrs. Charles RIhgnman and Mn.
A. T. Hill wllKentertaln the Mon
day Hridge Club Monday, June 1,
at 1:15 o'clock, at Mrs. Hill's home
on Klrst street.
The Lutheran League of the
Lutheran church will meet this
evening at 7 ::to o'clock In the Sun
day school room of the church,
'chip will, be the, regular social
modi ni; V ' . ' i '
- : i . -r
To facilitate filling jelly glasses
the tlMiibl is pn( in a pitcher first.
Sister offlary's
: Kitcheru
BY SISTER MAAY
nrctikfusl Sliced plneupple,
halted eggs, bran bread, milk, cof
fee. Luncheon St ring bean chowder,
tousl sticks, spongy cuiut, slruw
berries, milk, teu.
Dinner Creamed salt codfish,
linked . potatoes, svulloped toma
toes, I'ouibiuution vegetable stlad.
lemon sponge pudding, rye bread,
milk, eofiVe.
The wise mother varies her kind
of breud from meal to meal und
day (o day. This not only brings
more of the "gruinu" to Ihe fam
ily table, but keeps each member j
"ill" und In good Inuilh. White
bread should be used i;n well us i
t he coarse breads. When , plenty
of fresh vegetables ure included In
the diet, w hite bread may be pro
ferred by many persons.
Poked Pyus (Individual.)
Iteut the white of an e with
U teitspoon Biiit until stiff. Put
into a well-buitered custuid cup.
Drop the unbroken yolk into the
center of the white. Sprinkle salt
und pepper and cover with but
tered paper. put into a pan, sur
round with boiling water and bake
in u hot oven for eight minutes.
Serve in the cup in which the egg
was cooked.
String I tea n Chowder.
One iuart beans, $ medium siz
ed onions, 4 thin slices bncon, C
small potatoes, salt and pepper, 3
cups boiling water.
Cut bacon into small pieces and
fry quickly in the Uitllo in which
tthe chowder Is to be cooked. Add
onions cut In thin slices und cook
until a pale straw color. Add beans
cut In Inch lengths. Add boiling
water, cover ami simmer 45 min
utes. Add potatoes, pared and cut
In dice. Season with salt and pep
pet, keeping in mind that the ba
con Is, sally, and cook 'iu minutes
longer.
Radii
10
KATl ltDAV. MAY .10
Mountain Kluiuhml Time Slat ions
KKWA, OkuYi), IHah (2(H) 4 p.
m., Zenith Uadio Mculent' hour;
baseball,
KOA, Denver, Colo. (322.4). 9-12
mhlnlght, Joe .Mann und his
Jiuinbow-lune orchestra.
I'aciric Ktumlard Time Siutinus
KK1, los Angeles. I'alif. (4li7),
6:30-11 p. m., Uxumluer's musical
muttuue; 0-6:15, McDanlel'a
niKhtly Uotngs; U:45-7. Hailitor
lal talk; 77:45, I'ulirornta Sere
nudei'3 danct;. orchestra, George
fionli, b-iuicr, KIk'I.oikI Sachs,
.violin solobt; 7:46-S, the book
shelf, Mlsa Nancy; 8-U Kram
Iner: progrum by pupils of ZqcII
ner Conservatory ofJMusic; y10.
Muranret Atwaler, dramutic so
prano. MuoRcun Thatcher, con
cert pianist. Kdna I-Yancls. dra
matic readiuRs; 10-11, Packard
liudio club. Way Waits und his
ukulele, Dorothy Cleveland, blue
hIuk't; Jack llurtz, pianist; Lou
ise Ilowatt, ballade; 11-3 a. m.,
KFl's mhinlKht frolic, screen
land entertainers.
K KOA. Heal tie. Wash. (4fi4.3). Me
morial I my proKTam. Uainer
Nobe I'ost American l'Kion;
8:3u-l0. Kddte llarknt-ss and or
chestra. KKWH. Hollywood, Calif. (2S2).
7:46-9 p. m., program, Monte
Mar Vista eubdivlders; ft-10,
Southwest Athletic club orches
tra. Krickson sisters; Krunk Stev
er und others In populur sours;
10-1 1. Warner Urol hers frolic,
direct Inn Charlie Wellmnn.
Kill). Oakland. Cnllf. (Siil.S) 4
6:30 p. ni.. Hotel tft. Francis or
chestra; . 8, studio program ;
Hrunswlck-Kudlola night, Jack
son KurniHiro company; De
Grnssl trio; lierkeley mixed
quartet; Jtadto glca club; Mrs.
John S. Mills, contralto; Heatrlc?
1 4. Sherwood, soprano; Kdna
l.inkowskl, Hussian pianist;
Thomas Jusof Uermott, violin
ist; Paula AnKermuendo, nccom
punlst; o-i a. m.. lb-nry J I u l
fitead's dunce orchestra.
KC1W, Portland, On-. (4!1.6) 12:30
p. ni-. Hose City trio; ti. Portland
hotel orchestra; 10. dance music.
Multnomah hotel.
KHJ. Log Anftolea. Calif. (406.2).
6;30-fl p. m., I.efg-hton's Arcade
orchestra, Jack Cronshnw, lend
er; -fl:8fi,Art Hickman's Hllt
moro hotel concert orchest rn,
Kdwnrd Fltzpu trick, director;
6:30-7:30. little stories American
history. Prof. Walter Hylvester
llerizoff. Piggly Widely Rirls
hi ring- trio, bedtime story. I ncle
John; 8-10. program. Pacific
States Klectrlc Hallway, ar
ranged by J. Howard Johnnon.
presenting IflOth Infantry band;
10-11:30. Art Hickman's Hilt
more hotel dance orcheHtrn, Karl
Hurtnett. leader; 11:30-2 n. in.,
Lost Angels of KHJ. .Majestic Mix
orchest ro.
KN'X. Hollywood. Calif. (330. ft),
5:30-fi p. m., Wurlltfer plpo or
gan studio; sporln talk; 6-6:30,
Safe
Milk
nd Diet
For Inf snts,
Invalids,
Th.Afed
Rich milk, combined with extract of
choice grains, reduced to powder. Very
nourishing, yet so eatily digested that
It is used, with benefit, by ALL AGES,
siling or welL An upbuilding diet for
infants, Invalids, nursing mothers. Con
venient, Light Nourishment, when faint
or hungry. Taken hot, upon retiring, it
hiducss sound, refrsshing.lcep. Instant
ly prepared at home no cooking.
7 PtfJwTj!
snii ii i 'i irfk Ji
rju.v 4 .t
uMbrUuk.4i.
. Tin- infprmatory double han
probably do.it more to loiise in
terest in auction than any other
innovation Mince the inception of
the Kiiiue. It opens up an en
tirely new field or bidding.- and
in doing so presents some intcr
eiittng and pulling u nest ions if
bidding. l-'or example, suppose
tile dealer bids one no-trump and
second hand doubles (iuforma-
lory) with' what type of hand
should the dealer's partner make
a I lii '! There is still consider
able difference of opinion among
the experts as to the proper pro
cedure in this situation hut the
writer has very detinlte ideas in
regard to U. There are four dis
tinct types of hands which sho'ild
he bid by the dealer's partner
over an iuformatury double of
one no-trump. First: with u bund
nit good as an original no-trump,
dealer's purl tier shouJd redouble.
For exuinple. with a hand of this
type: ' "
Hearts A. 4, 2
; Clubs K; 7. 4
Diamonds J, in, ;i, 2
Spades - - K. D. ft
The redouble ia a powerful
weapon when properly used and
the aouree of many big penalties.
After a redouble, partner should
double any bid made and try for
penalties. I
Second : If the dealer's pu riner i
holds us good ss an original bid'
in a suit, he should be two in
the s iit over the double. For e-i
ample, with a hand of tills lypc, :
bid two clubs:
Hearts 10,4, 3. 2
Clubs A, K, 7, 4, 2 .
Diamonds 10, 7
Rpades 9, 2
Hy so doing, you givo tho ex
act information to your partner
that you have as good us an orig
inal hid lu that suit. It is tin
only way you can give this exact
information and for that reason
the opportunity should not be lost.
Third: if the dealer's partner
holds a set up minor suit, he
should bill two no-trump over the
double. For example, ullh a
hund of this type, bid two no
trump: Hearts 7. fi, 2
Clubs 10, 4, 3
Diamonds A, K, Q, J. 7
Spades J, 4 t
Here nirnfn you have the oppor
tunity to give this exact Informa
tion to partner und you can only,
do so by bidding the two no
trump. Fourth: If (he. dealer's partner
holds .a hand whioh Justifies- a ma
jor suit take out of the no-trump
irrespective of the double. It
should also be bid over the dou
ble. For example, with this type
of hund, bid two spudis:
' tmvpl tnllr. V. Tf. Alder? (l!.in-
1:30, dinner hour mush"; 7:.1(i-8,
Wurlltzer pipe organ studio; H-'.K
KN'X feature program; !)-10, pro
gram, Hrents furniture company;
in-11, Abe Lyman's Cocoannt
Urove dance orchestra from Ant
.bassudor hotel; 11.-2 u. m.. Hol
lywood nite, presenting ti frolic
hy movie folk.
KPO. San Francisco, Pallf. .(428.3)
tTmritiiritairMfMTTiniii'.nni1 iDiim
HMh dhi'ltMllHi M'll.iM IMrMnJB
Up to TteeeYeasrsAg
I had always used high priced baking powders for .
the reason that I thought they would make the best
cakes, pastries, etc., but after giving KC a trial I
have had no other on my pantry shelf ..."
A splendid testimonial from Peoria, 111.
on the high quality of
BAKING FOWDEE
M. A' LB Mi- iJM
"More than sTound and 'a half for a Quarter "
WHY PAY HIGHER PRICES?
Millions of Pounds Used by tbo Government
psffTpBs?'siwiBssTawi,.,-)aHP a
.aij-i;iM'l;iiMLW
II . & S. ELECTRIC
107 Oepot St. Phone 893-W
T
3,
Hearts 10, 7
Cluba J, , 4
I Humonds Q, G
Spades J. Hi. 7, C, 4. 2
When you hold six
more
hearts or spades, It Is obligatory
for yo'i to bid that suit oviT
partner's no-trump und the obli
gation is Just us strong whin the
no-trump has been doubled. Su i
k bid gtve:j pu rl ner exact infor
mation that you have a justlfiulde
take out and that inioi tmrtion
may be vuluuble.
The ipiestlon whether you should
bid u "l wo nutter" over an ln-
ficull u icstion it ud one which will!
be dlMi-UKHctl In a later article.
Answer to Problem No. 12
Heai la y. j, y, s. 7. a
Claim lu, l)
i 'lamuiuls it, 2
Spade r 7, (J, 4
t
It t
1 A
t
No rcoro, rubber game. Z dealt
nnd bid nun ' no-trump amD' A j
doubted. What should Y now hid?
In east V passed, H paused ant) Z
bid two NpudcH,, which A doubled,
what Bhould Y . then bid? From
the foregoing discussion it Bhould
be obvious Mint Y. should hiuc
bid two hearts over the dotible.
Me has td- hearts and therefore
un obligatory take o'lt of the no
trump. After making the mistake
of passing, however, t he right
thing for him to do Is not so oh
vious. When 11 also passed t he
double, It wus evident that he did
so because ho wui certain of de
feating Z's one no-trump hid. In '
other words, both A and B have,
Indicated strong hands. Z's ubsc
nuent bbl of two spades merely
indicated that he realized Ills no
trump bit) would probably bo de
feated and that he figured he had
a better chance to get out of
trouble by bidding spades. A's
double of two spudes Indicated :
that he could defeat that hid so
Y was confronted with u difficult
problem. The fact t hat he had I
three spudes wus an arg iment !
against bidding three hearts, but
his .outside hand was so weak
that there was little pr no chance
for Z lo make -two spades. On
the other hand, he had a strong
heart suit und If his partner hud
high cards In tho other suits, he
would have a good chance to
make his bid. For. these reasons.
D.H. writer la. of , tho opinion th:it
over Ihe two upatle bid. It Is t
close fftteiitton und shows the val
ue of bidding such hands at once
over the double. Then you don't
get Into trouble.
1-2 p. m., Itudy Hclger's Fair
mont hotel orchestra; 2:8t:i:Ua,
maiinee program; :t::ta n::th,
Gene Jntne pose Itoom Howl or
chestra; ri::io-lt:2ri. I.oew's War
field theaters; ti: .'.0-7 :3m, John
ny Huick'8 'ablrlanH; S-12,.Art
W'eiilnei'M dance orchestra.
KTi'U Seatlle. Wash. Cbir-.ft), 9
12 midnight, Pacific Poiwt broad
canter. iTTrfrri,gBsB - 'rriTi'TniiifWTi
- 'lTrVvilB,i Miililia'hM,,
Fill Every Socket With
Dili MAZDA LAMPS
Uuy Them Where You See Thin Sign
Memorial
Day
STOKE CLOSED ALL DAY
Putman's
Ready - To - Wear and Millinery
' Child Fatally Huimd.
lOi'GKNH. Ore. Margaret. 6
year old daughter of Mr. and MrK.
(Jeorge lt. Nyman of OuUrhK'e, til
ed ut 'Springfield -as u remili of
burns contracted when h-r cloth
lug cuu iit fire at the family home
lit Oukridge, The child wu i build
ing U fire In the sluve while he
parents wen' outside and hi r clo
HAVE YOU A HOME FURNISHING PROBLEM?
Hiing It ATD'T?'C! Cetlr Homes'
To Our iLJLXV O Expert
iM3 FRIGID AIRE
' -.r .kl
:-
If Ymi Want llio Ucst
Bread - Cakes Pies - Cookies
Ito- Sure d( Is aiude hy (Jwlllianrs Wfvtrloi IlttkeKjuiAwty-rrt
Oregon's Iniliiiff Bread nnd Tastry Bakers
Gwilliams' Electric Bakery
Hume of ihe Golden Oust
Prepare For Warm Weather ,:
A PERFECTION OIL STOVE
will relieve the drudfrery of Summer cooking.
A size for any need.
Furniture Exchange
Mr and Jefferson Phone 474-J
VVE MJY, SELL OR TRADE
Blue Mcunlain Oregon Lumber1-1
Wn IIatr Just Wlint Ton Want In '
l IMIil lt, HASH AND DOOIW AM) KIIINGI.K.S
It will pnjr yuu to lnvrallKt our prices. .
Bowman-Hicks Lumber Company
MAIN S
Uf'AIN AND IIOX WOOD I'RONB MAIN til
J. U BIUNIIALL
WONDERLAND
Fishing is Retting good in the Wallowa Lalo
Wonderland. We have a limited number of
U. S. Forest Service Maps showing all trails,
and roads in the Wallowa National Forest
which are yours for the asking.
We also have the best assortment of I
Fishing Tackle in Eastern Oregon :
Oregon Hardware & Imp, Co;
thes became Ignited und hail Curu
Kl neurly off her body wlnu her
mother reached the" house.
Her parents brought her to
Springfield on tho afternoon train
and she tiled at u physician's office
soon afterward.
Funniest news today comes from
Peorlu, HI. Frank Nohooteh w:ik
fined for having boo-.".
Tho cooling colU ure designed In propi'r
sl.o rtt cvMil jour leu box, whether It Is
large or snmll nnd lo kwp tlu tciiipemttiwf
in the fiHtd compnrtmeiit wifely below i0.
dcgrei'.s I'nlirciihclt. , ;
Jesse Hosenbaum, Agent, with
Benham Electric Co.
Plione Main 104. - New Foley Bids.