UA GHANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Bridge Luncheoh . .
At Siegrist Home
On First Street
Announcements
Thurdy,i April 21,4027.,
Mre. William Sicgrlst was hos
tess at one of the prettiest bridge
luncheons of tho spring season
yesterday afternoon at her home
on First street, when she enter
tained 48 guests,
Luncheon wus served ut 1:15
o'clock ut 12 small uihlcs, which
were uttractlvely appointed In u
color scheme, of lavender and yel
low, dufrodUs, sweet peus und oth
er flowers of the season serving as
u ccnterpleco for each table. Placo
curds wero In hurmony with the
centerpieces. Large baskets of the
sumo flowers wero used about the
rooms.
Itrldgo wus at pluy following
luncheon, three prizes being given.
;; i Mr Clyde Kiddle, of Islund City,
'i received tho first prize, tho sec-
onupnzu went 10 mrs. v, u, iniy
and tho cousolutlon prize to Mrs.
- VV.. T. Jrlltt.
.
; The Dlblo Heurchers cluss of the
JKlrst rresbyterlan church wus en
tertained yesterday afternoon e.t
jlhe homo of Mrs. XMiurles Noyes,
tun Adams avenue, with Mrs. Chris
, -Miller and Mrs. H. J. Kkulu ns
(hostesses.
y The rooms were attructlvely dej
rated In a yellow und green color
icheme. bouquets of daffodils be
ring used. Most of the afternoon
. was spent sewing on a luyetto,
v which the cluss will give to the
-Salvation Army, to go to u worthy
tense In tho city.
Miss Dorothea Harrison gave
, Jtwo readings- which wero enjoyed
f (Wy those, present. About 3U wom
n were In attendance.
3 lie fore adjournment the hos
tesses served luncheon.
i The next, social meeting of tho
cluss will bo May 18, In the com
huunliy room of the church, when
I Mrs.. M. M. Miller and Mrs. O. h.
jMacDowcll will be hostesses.
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jHope Chapter Is
i Invited to Baker
-'-.Members of Hope .Chapter, Or-'
der of the KusternHtur, have been
Invited to a meeting of the Baker
chapter Monday evening, April 25,
ut Huker, und several are making
arrangements to attend. I
The floral degree team of the
l.a tlrunde lodge will put on the
ceremony for the meeting.
' MeinlMTs of the Pnst Mntronfl
i hlli' of Hopr -liuptcr. No. 13. Or-
tit (111' KUKUMIl HI 111-. HIT!) fll-
lijrhilni'd Inst oranlns In llio Mil.
minW loilKf rooniH. with Mi'ft
Kruok Jiukaon nnil Mrs. Horonco
Ugcon as lioslissi-s. The evening
wis' spenl vlnllinsr. Ihe hostesses
soj-viiiif lefreshments nt un un-j
priiiii'lule. hour. j
Tiycnti'-on.e. ..past matrons were.
X nn scnt. . Mi s. .Morton., of ,0.olM;Ui.
Aille. Wnsh.. who Is visiting at J
the home of Mrs. U() Kiddle at
Island flty, was a BUest at the'
ineelhi!,-.
. I
Members of the hlKh school Btrl
Ki aduntes- class of I he First l'res-1 oven for twenty minutes. Mini una
liyt. rian Sunday school met lust spread with butter. Kill with aspar
cvenliiB at the home of the; presl-I agus cut Into inch leiiBlhs steamed,
dent. Miss Lillian Sims. until tender und combined with I
,A short business session was hot sauce. Cover top of shortcake t
held durlliK the early part of the with creamed asparagus and servo, j
evening, after .which Miss Kl:n if the asparagus is cooked In
Ansnes gave an Intcrostini; tall; on
tin- life of Queen Ksther, tellinff
many fals conccrnlnB Her lire '
before she was mentioned In the
Illble. v-" .
ru..le Blflncs were enjoyed for
a time, after which the hostess
served refreshments. .
The club will meet iiBaln next
Tuesday, April 2fi.
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LA DM CANYON (Special)
.Members of the tiet-Together club
of Lucid Canyon spent an enjoy-
able afternoon last Thursday, when
they met at the homo of Mrs. T.
W. It'.ites. After a short business
meeting committee No. -.1, under
the leadership of Mrs. C. T. lleale,
gave an Interesting progrjim, con
sisting of two-. readings by Mrs.
Paul
.luck
(Used
ilon."
Poole
Millie
: ri'nce
Ilohr. a recitation by little
Matott and a playlet cn
"The Old Maid's Conven-
Mrs., 14-ale, Mrs. . l-'rank
Mrs. - Sllerell Kwhl. Mrs.
Williamson and. Mrs. Law.
Druinsntllir.werp'' the .char-
nrlers.
M rs. 1 a ( ea flf-rved luncheon ut
I he close of the program.
The next meeting of the club
Mill be April 1S, nt the home of
Mrs. Claude Peule, with Mrs.
Adolpltc Peebler In charge of the
afternoon's program. Several mem
bers from the Cove Women's club
will be guests.
SPECIAL
Churchill's Skin
Soap "'. -
Regularly 15c
Special This Week
10 bars for
Better than many
25c soaps
Moon Drug Co.
AvoKta Vat
lite Owl Drug Co.
The Central Pu rent-Teacher as
sociation wilt meet tomorrow af
ternoon, April 22, at 2:45 o'clock
In tho Neighborhood club rooms.
Tho ltcv. O. A. Pollard will speak
on "Education for Character." Mits
McNees room will furnish music.
The nomination committee will re
port and other Important ltihns or
business will come before tho
meeting. All members uro urg'd
to bo there. t
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The Wcstwuy club of the V. P.
A. will meet ylth Mrs. Vera Mui
chlson, 2007 Kirst street, Friday
afternoon at 2 o'clock.
-
' The Parkdulo club will liic't
with tho Cove civic club for an
art contest at the home of Mri.
K. P. Mossmun, on Spring avenue,
Friday afternoon ut 2 o'clock.
Tho Itlverla Purent-Teneher as
sociation will meet Tor a short
business session tomorrow aftei
noon at tho school. The program
scheduled for tonight wus pu.-il-poued
on account of the death of
Albert Neuklrchner.- ' ;
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!Thc ltoyul Neighbors will "inert
tomorrow night at the K. P.' hail
In regular session. Plans will be
made for the district convention
of i the lodgo to be held here June
4, 1 Atl officers and members of
the t ea m a re u rge d to bo the re
tor practice.' Lunch will be serv
ed; Mrs.-Nellie Webb Is chulrtitnn
of the committte. . .
MENUS
Ity NIMer Mary
HKKAKI-'AST Orange Juice,
cereal, ereum, , soft coolted eggs,
rich waffles, maple sirup, crisp
whole wheat toast, milk, coffee.
L"NCHKON Asparugus short
cake, head lettuce with Thousand
Island dressing, ginger apples,
milk, tea,
lilNNKIt Haked shad with rai
sins, scalloped potatoes, dandelion
greens, bran rolls, stuffed beet sal
ad, rice custard pudding, milk,
coffee. i 1
Very often when fish la served,
a hearly dessert Is needed to bal
ance the meal. Ualslns are not
used In the rlae pudding since they
appear with tho fish but dales
combine excellently with rice and
make the pudding more Interesting
than if made plain.
Asparagus Shortcake
Two cups flour, 4 teaspoons bak
ing powder, teaspoon salt, , 4
labicpoons liultor. 2 ettBs. 1-3 cup
rci, , 1 bunch uapumgus, 2
cups ,,-hlto nuuct.
Mx unl. Hilt . flour,' Hit It ami
bulling powder. Hub in nutter. Heat
PK(!a ttnlll nKi,t und add -milk .to
.Jlum- .cut this liiixturu-livto..(lr.
i,1Bredlents. Itoll On a floured
molding board mukiiiK a sheet
about three-rourths of an inch
thick. Spread half tho surface
with butter und fold the other over,
muklllB two layers. Bake in n hot
nollliiB water use i..u
drained from tno
vegetable In
miiiuiiB me sauce.
Pique Flowers
The mode il iwu pique Ilowei-j
worn un the shoulder ol a navy
lihie 'tailored frock is vcryi;ew
nnd sweet . -
ARCADE
Starting
MONDAY
The Thrilling Epic
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The Garden
! i:ki ii.i.i; tiik i.aw.n i;vi;hv
VKAIt
Fertilize ihe lawn evtiry year If
you expect to huve u fine velvety
sward, (irnns is a surface feeder.
The roots form a compact miiss,
sod: und Hit y exhaust the plant
food rapidly. Next to 8 edliig, man
uring is the most important fuctor
in keeping a law n in Tlrsl-class
condition.
No matter how good tin? soil
limy !m It needs the replenishing
of plant food annually und the
stand of Krafts will come more
quickly uiul be thicker. Stable
manure Is an excellent fertilizer
but It is practically ruled out bo
euuse of It rarity and expense and
becuus". too. It n the frequent
ause of an influx of troublesome
weeds, particularly dapdelioim and
plantain. r f . . :
The lawn ne'eils surface fertlllr
Ing. The clost-r to the surfnee tho
f- rill!-- r i
i: pt i'i umni tfUxtlve'!
NEW LOCATION
Next to Arcade Theatre
On Saturday, April Twenty-third
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A cordial invitation is extended to all to attend the formal opening1 of
our 'store at our new location next to the Arcade Theatre.
- r 3 p. m. to 5 p. m. 7 p. m. to 9 p. m.
Coats, Suits, Frocks, and Millinery '
' - .SPECIAL MUSIC FOR THE OCCASION ,., ..,f, ,
PUTMAN'S
Exclusive Ready-to-Wea'r and Millinery
it will be and this Is tho reason
that It may be scattered over the
lawn with excellent effect, while
other plants require that it be
tpaded into the soil. The bent man
ures for lawns readily uvnllublu ure
the ooinmerclHHy prepared pulver
ized sheep munurr, shredded cow
in un ure und some of tho spculul
grass fertilizers turned out by fer
tilizer plants, tho big packing
houses und seed firms,
An old theory hud It that when
manure was used It should be
burled six Inches deep. - Placed In
this position It Is out of reach of
the grass roots, which seldom pcfle
fnito mor than & inches at most.
The fertilizer should lw stn-wn over
the lawn at nny time, but prefer
ably when the spring rnlns carry
It Into thu soli.
. Another exploded theory Is that
too heavy fertilzlng makes grass
course. It will jtprlnt at the start,
but no feur of coarseness need be
entertained. Kor a lime It may op
peiir tufty with n extra vigorous
growth where the fertlllwr has!
bvrn dro'e."l tn.l'.mtp. but thH Is
ANNOUNCING
The Opening of Our Store
At Our
New and Exclusive Styles
DISPLAYED
On Living Models
, , PRESENTING
The Smart and Authentic
IN
only temiiorary and will disappear
wit h mowing. There need be no
fear of over ferltllJiig except with
some of the strong chemicals, such
us nitrate of sodu.
This should ;be seultcred very
thinly as a Htimuhutt,
ItlNCKSS' PKTIitKK
JtltINt; AUTIST KAMI
... , , .. ;
I.ONlON
' ' ; w,ii'lv,'lllli:i cannot serve tin well as a
PIT
sident of the
Artists, luis become especially
well known In London throunh
h-r excellent porlrults of Prlnc-hS
Mary. The women ai tlsts r'went
1 held an exhUdtlon nt the ftovul
IiiNtitute galleibs In Pleatllll.'.
which Is notable for Its unusual
portraits- of Important women.
This society also has n section d -vohd
to crafts und the exhibition
Includes mre bookbindings, hutul
mude. Jewelry and pottery.
Ten yours after the war begtin-
fund v ln did you tuiy won It-?
JO lil.V TOU V
HAYS WIAX MAYOIl
IITMIIOKT, Kum. Tin; mayoral
ty of llumbott Is Just housekcep.
Ing on a large and not too diffi
cult scab-, in tin- opinion, of Mfss
If. JOiiisi! Kussmati, who. Is about
to resign ntter two terms.
"f have proven to my own audi
the city's satisfaction," she nny?,)
"that s'x Is not the great harrU-r
some nu. I S'
, mi,.!,.,,! ..rft,,,.
Miss l''ussman's business trnlu
Inir enabled her to grasp the de
tails of the city's nffulrs easily.
'.Sin- had successfully mamigcd larg
' Hhe hud successfully mnn-
liASY
tagd large real estate- holdings sowing I . Colvin hoped to ret
HiKi extensive farm operations. Her' the Mate's ease by 110011. unless by
j fut her was one of the pioneers otUonie chance Krank Koepfll, for
Jthe seetlon, coming us u merchant ' mer coroner's deputy, und inlnlti!t
'to the town In Idi. j Mute witness, should appear by
J . thut time. " '
J " j Koepfll's testimony is regnrilel
) What fumous Imxer wild reeetitty ; by Colvin us being of negligible
Ihe would fight for nothing Just to Importance and would probably
)kvI tile experience? : I b" rlvf and prrfhnetoi v. - JRoep.
Evidence Chain
Forged Around
Dr. Dobbs Today
HliATTI.K, Apr. AI'). The
final links of thu chain of cir
cumstantial evlileii'-e against Jr.
C. C. Hobbs, Klrklnnd dentist in.
Whlt-'luill, school girl patient, were
being forg'd by the state In su
perior court hern today.
ProfcsHor WHHumi M. Dehn. Pnl
verslty of WusMiitrlon blotogmt
anil eheinlct, was expected to le
the last state V'llness. Prosecutor
Ill wiis the person who dillv,cifl
the specimens and exhibits', i
pehn for analysis. . 1 ,1,":
Oeotge II. Crandell. Thief or d
U nse counsel, said It wbtild iVif
tilro nt h ast three days to .pA
s-ni liobbs- side of the case..,--o
plans to taiineh at once Info nfi
altucK of the slate s evhle.uc.v .t(t
prove that. I.etltlu Whitehall . vi:t
se n after Hhe left the ' dentnt;i
offleo nnd to establish an ulrtlg.l'it
ulibl for Dr. Pobbs. - ; . b
WINS IlKATII Sl'IT
MKDPOHD. Ore.. Apr. (Ab
A Jury in the circuit court thM
morning returned u verdict -fof
?.'i370 for 1-ied U. Sanders ngaftmt
'the Culifunila-OrcKon Power cof
I ptnty after an hour s deliberation..
Huuders based his suit ttpnu trm
denlh of his son Atha. ti forrtirr
lilh sell ool football star who Wiia
electrocuted in lUn when the tele
phone lino he ' was repairing a'Urtftu
In coutiict with n power line
. ; r $
'nnin a president of tho Unltil
HlatcH who floated a bllllon-dollst"
Ptihllo bend lsfue for fiirm rrhfA
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