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Monday, October 24,' 1927 Thml I LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Society News Local Chapter of Order of Rainbow for Girls Formed With a flue group or young wo tineu for candidates, fit) In iiuiiiIhm-, Hie J-U Clrundc Assembly No. J a. Order of thr Rainbow lor Girls, wiiK duly instituted Saturday even ; lug ut the Masonic i cm pie. The loruial proceedings were conducted by Curl O. Ttplon f Portland, su preme deputy, and Mrs. Miuniu Hodgin, worthy matron spoke 'tor Hope Chapter No. lit, lis the spon Morintr hod v. The rit imiiHtte work. hloh included the opening and ( closing of the chapter, the iniiiu tlon -of the large class of candi date and the Inducting Into ul'tice o-f newly appointed officers, fxm the assembly. was done by the ol'ttc-ej-H Of -Columbia Cliupler, No. 8, Dt J"he Dulles, and was witness ed hy a com puny of about one hundred .Masons and Kastern Stars, who were privllrdgrd to at tend' us gnyds. Although one .yf 1 he younger assemblies In this state, the girls of Columbia As sembly, proved themselvt a very proficient In the work and curried j out their part jof Ihe program in a manner, ho dignified, so beau tiful and so impressive, t hat tlu older people present were npt only tin pressed, hut inspired. The work of this order Is unusually Iteautl ful. und the visitors froi-i The I . 1 -es were able to bring out all the HeVuty of it, hy having the lines, word perfect und by prtseiiting tlio rituullstic order with u certain -ei;s,i imd grace which elicited much roiripent from the visitors. WHIi ftliss J-ois Nelson as lite iictUo eundlilute, the following of-, fleers put. on the Initiat-oy work worthy udvlser. MarjoHe Manches ter; worlliy associate advisor. J;ilia Duncan; churlry, Suniheiie Milne; hope, Louise Swanser; faith Shir ley Wolfe: recorder, .Miirmu r.lo Shelley; treasurer. Doris I 'ril;.:!ie; chuplain, Jessie) McUow.ui: drill leader. Kleanor Soul herb" ml ; love. Jtetty IJoolli; religion, Cahcna pivey; nature, Varna Boltjn; iin .inorlulity, Nora Uu-vey; fidality, Orion Kirk put rick: pal riot ism. Alary Saunders; sorvlce, Krona, Cluyt confidential observer, Alza. Muuclienter; outer observer. Gene va Jiurr; pianist, Crudenco J'uut sen; mother advisor; Mrs. A. I'. Ingram; choir, Kvelyn Hollybur- t ion, KrancHH Von "Dillon. Hazel Holton, Jrene Haeek, Maxim' 1'aJil son, Let ha Kirk. Murjorle Kelley. Kinma. Johnson. I Alter the Initiation of the c:uidi-J i:ates, the assembly was elnmd tn due lorm, then after n short InU-r-jnisslon a, public insiuilmion of th. officers of the La (iran-le asrein- lilvl lvwns held. l-'or these cere-. jnonles, l.lorls l-'rilzselle m-ted a iiiHtullliiK oll'lecr, Knunu Johnson, inuxHlial, l'rudcni-i- I'luds.-n. musl elan and .N-sle .VrCoiraii, ehai. laln. farrylnif out their wo.-i l.eai. tii'ully, they p.-operly in UiC'-d In to the respective offlc'-s; the I'ol lowl.itf who will serve their us- seml.ly ill. Ill the first ol the year worthy advisor. I.ois .Nelson; worthy associate advisor, Anita Krlckson: charity. Mary Van-.m Jieii.lrickson: hope, l.enor, l-'Ay. lultll, 'Murifaret Daaks: recorder. I.onlse Wetnel; treasurer, Herniep ' launt (iray: chaplain. Wtltna Hansell: drill leader. Helen Jones; love. June CoolldKe; religion. Mar (aret Anthony) nature, Seville Pratt; Immorality. Vivian Hansen: rl.l.lity. lola llol.ertson; patrl.it Ism, ltulll McAllister: service. rf'iUherillc Humphreys: pianist, .Mildred Hruilshaw; conrid. nihil observer. Charline runs: outer observer. I'hyllls Dunn: clioii leader. Anna Williams; choir. Doi thy Spenser, Alice Milne. Jane lluvenscrofl. Julia Smith. Amy llrown. Until Harrison. Hutb ul len. I.ois Hansell. Mao.-ar.-t Milne. I'.-KKy Hohnenkamp. and Ktbel llarnden: mother advisor, Mrs. May Tarltlntlton: advisory bourd. Mrs. Ileal rice Kly. Mrs- Mi"le K-KlK-rhard. Mrs. farrle I. Stem camp Miss Mildred Hoyt. A. N. l-lntrren and f. M. Iluniphreys. TbrollKllout all the work -ol the evenlllB there were Insp.rsed .splendid musical numbers, chorus BlnelllK by the choir from Tile Ital ics und solos by its individual members. Ili-fore closins the session, tliroilfrb the supreme deputy. Mr. Tipton., the .assejubly was present ed with a beautiful ullar lllble. th.t ITlft of Jr. VouilBsmi. pastor of Ihe Itose rlty Turk M.-lhodlst church of I'ortland. Ir. Vi.unitson Is very enthusiastic over this or der und makes this same Rift to K-acll new- assembly. iMdlmvin'? itliis. Miss Marjorie .Manchester, in behalf of Ihe Kirls or Columbia As sembly, presented tin- new- orir.in inution with a handsome Rift also, one. of the most Important parts of the paraphernalia used In Ih.l exemplification of the work There were present Saturday SUNDAY PAPERS You can buy the Oregonian Oregon Journal - Portland Telegram Seattle. Post , Intelligencer The Denver Post and The Idaho Statesman At Moon Drug Co. Attrnts Foe TJ-e owl Intf Co. evening a number of distinguished gtusts who were properly intro duced, some of them exlemh-d their felicitations. Among the vis ttors were Mrs. 'Cart Tipton, of Portland, grand conductress off the (Irand ('hupter of the O. K. 8. or Ortgoiu Mrs. Carrie Jackson, of Maker, grand associate conduct ress; UenH'ge Cue lira a f Um Grande, grund sentinel of the (..rand lodge, of Oregon;1 Mrs. Mal tha Asheroft, worthy matron Mrs. Larle 1-arber, . associate worthy in at rim , M ra. M . tK. w ood, a n d Mrs. I.etson. pt grand iiLutron of Oregon, all of J'uyette, Jduho; J. I. Wuite, of I'ortland, worthy pat ron, I'ortland chapter, O. K. S.; M is. J . I Wait e, of 1 'ort land, mother advisor of Portland assem bly No. I A, and worthy mat ran. rorthind chapter O. 10. S.; Mrs. lOlsie Collins, Cove, past grand iiuiu ui iiiiiiHi uupiea ui vri'Kuii, Mis. 1. V. Morelock. l-a Orande,.! past grund Klecta of Grand ('hup. j ter of Oregon. Accompanying the girls who put on t lie work, there I were prvsent- from The Dulles. Mrs. tl. Kudes. Mrs. A. S. Milne. Miss J. Snipes, Mrs. O. ('. .MoOo-wan, Airs. A. jl. Kirk and H. W Hrown. The members of & Gninde as sembly. No la, in addition -to those whose names appear above as of ficers, lire Kullirvn 4ndei-nn K.,L na Hrown, Dorothy Hrownton. ' Clura Coughenower, Margaret Cunlilfe. Mary Culp. Mildred ' I avis, Jeanne Den bam. Urace, Gelhel. Kal hryn Oreen. Harbaia Cluye, Heverly Ouye, Winifred Hal sey, Lueiie Hutchinson. VYtvlan Kuhn, Hernice McKinney, Mar garet McAllister. Mary Nowlund, Juciuieline o'ltrien. Murylou Pip er, l-'runces Richards. Helen Sar- , gent, Mildred A. Htundley, Mary t St rut hers. Isabel Ic 10.- Symons, j Helen Walker. Virginia Vetzel i The exercises followed tt ban- iiuet served In the masonic dining room hythe officers of Hope chap ter of the O. 10. S. und the mem burs of the advisory board. Tin gu sis who numbered-more than a li und red. Including tint visit or from The Dalles, the other disr tiaguished visitors, and the candi dates, were seated ut prettily ap pointed tables und served a -two-course repast. This feature of the evening was quite inf.prn.iul, was unrt 'w..h a Kpl.-n.lid opporl unl.y i for tlio 1..L annul,- Kirls und Thn ! Dull k Bins to Im . ciiu- acqualnt.-.l. ! . La Grande Couple .. iVlarrieCl 111 taKer ' ,1 Miss Uiu-lo A. Hillnion and How- aid Htilwcy. butb of l.a (Jran.le, were inarned In Hake Saturday j cve.i-.init ny me uev. Air. weaver, 01 tnai city. jnirneniace re.nuvi of the couple were .resent. Mr. and Mis. Halsey will mak their home here. 1 '.,. The Community Women's will resume sessions tomorrow- ari-Jr ,,, w A , , .,,, ernoon M 2: IS. clock, when the, Thp (w0 ,)(, 0 n 0 ,. lliUL iiieeiiu iiiim jv.ii win m- m-iu in the Neighborhood (dub rooms i:i Die library building. I I'ntil tb( first of the year the OUMjei-L ma ie ihtro..Bf3 v,. . Testament, considered in the- inter- nal as well-as the external sense, it has been announced. The lesson tomorrow will be "The Uthbund, of , JJlue." an unfolding of the spiritual yrmfi ro Pivlo meaning from verses '.Hi and Sii of , JCLLiipL 11 C Jll IQ c-iiitor is. I Entertain Mothers Alter the study hour some top ics of current interest, a book or I 1 maga;:ine article, will be read and I Tlw girls of the Wuwokiye enmp dincussed. The first of the series fire girl group entertained their is "The Christ of the Indian Hoad," I mothers at un enjoyable party Kri by K. Stanley Jones. !day evening ut the home of their I This class is composed of worn-! guardian, Mrs. V. T. Thy, ut Hot en repM'sentlng almost evetvy church in the city and some out side of Hny church, its object is to promote a deeper understanding and love of the Lord's word, by a study of the lost hut now restored "si te nee of correspondence,' M rs. Harriett Maclionald, leader, an nounces. A cordial invitation is extended OUT OUR W MA uM , V . . . k r- A C HACKED. ITS A BiGOER JOB 'm X "TMOT SE-WiM'UP A FOOTBALL ONJ A 'it -s. i , i i I til. fi fr -'mm li n I i No Wonder Legion Picked Paris! W V y 5 X - Claire i.une, the beautiful Parisian dancer pictured lieie, inay not have been one of Uie reaaona why the American LeBion picfceil I arte for Jta convention tills year. But maybe she U one of Llw w-a-toiia why the boys stayed so long In the French capital. She'x not nucli a strain on the eyes, anyhow. to all Intt-rpMtnd in thin line MUfly to jittfiul. All -im-mlH-i-H ure P i""- -.U.t,,l t. '". " ' '" II"K to he imwilt uud ur- aHl;. ' "u """h u 1 "",u ""' .uhvuys wclconip. MiH&t-H Mux unU J.llu U.-jin were lin.l.,UU.,u tn til. I. It ...... -..,.. day ev.-nlnn lit tl.elr home .on Third street. Several kuchIs wtrp preenl bcMiilea the club inemher-t ami dur. K. the ovonlll(f )lini0" a .,...,. Kef reshments were served by the .hostesses at an upproprluUi hour. Mrs. Julia 11. Ward,, pust state couununder of -the Wonmu's Heue flt associution, of Portland, und Jlln Adelaide Packard, district deputy, will be In this city tomor- I'nu I ulll etui. Inn.,, n.i'lnt.. guests' at a politick slipper ut U o'clock to lit- held in the Knights of Pythias hull, utter ' w hich the a. -ulur lodge meeting will t a k e All members of the lo.lt-c urged to attend both the supper and the meeting afterwurds. li lie, with ull but one mother pres ent. Thf? girls decorated the rooms with the season's flowers, and pre pared the refreshments, which con sisted of sandwiches unit coffee. Games were played .during the eve ning, each girl having charge for a period of time.. Miss Marjorie 'Montgomery was MW NEW E.LE.CTRIC ri ; r Ti - K V i d u u ; t in i I ll " 1 rfll L AM V. (huirmuu of the refreshment com mittee and Misses Helen Montgom ery and irene Wina, dressed in Hal lowe'en costumes, served. After the refreshments each girl prsented -her'mothtt wHh h guest towel, which the girls juade ut their campflre meetings. Members of the Saciijawea cump flre girl group, of which Mrs. W. i Awes Is guardian, met i-Yldu yeve nlng ut the home of MJss Helen Hughes, with nil members but two in attendance. A group story was enjoyed dur ing the program hour, which was followed by a business session when two members we-re voled iu und will be admitted at Ihe council' fire to he held l-'riduy, Nov. 4. A "Moth er and Haughter" banquet has also been arrunged for that evening, to precede the council fire. J during the eveniiig- the girls made pluns to have us their guests at l le campflre girls IlulloweVn party, Ict. 31, the memhem of the new cam pf ire girl group, of w.hieh Mrs. Frank Hurdeuty is guardian. Jlef reshments were nerved after the business session. Announcements All members of the Women's Christ hi n Tern pci uncu union are requested to be present ut u meet ing to he held tomorrow afternoon at the home of Mrs. T. K. 1'ieison, 1205 N uvenue. -The delegate to the state convention will he pres ent at the meeting und will glvea report of the convention. The Degree of Honor Protective association will meet tomorrow eve ning at S o'clock in regular session ut Kugles hall. All officers und members an- urged to be present. Theru will he Initiation and a social By William? Bridge Pointers 11)- Mlllou C. Woi-k It In often sound hlilutiiu :or a player knowingly to overbid, of- 1 foring to contract to l,ak- inure I tricks than ho has uuy reanou ito bellevo Ills Bide could muUe. Jn oilier wurds, lie t'ourls a loss in .order to keet the ud versa t l irom ma king gauiu. This Is riu fly ing": uud, on Abe rubber tinue. to suffer un itite.iitionul Uhs rather Hittn penult ttie adversaries io win the 2bu rubber bonus, is often a paying gii-uibll. To IMustrate; sup pose ttiut one iu.rlne,-hlp cow lit juuke four H ear la hut no more, and Hi at the other txuld make four Hpadeti but no jfiore, uud that the hands huvc been bid up to four spades. A bid of five Hearts. ul though It might cost luo hsn hon ors, would he sounder than lo per mit ihe four Spades to Jie played and the rubber to be obtained ly tlio Fpude dm'iarer. J-'lag flying Is not. liowevei-, a practice to Ike udopted by tliose who have not the Krldge Judgment to' determine whllur the udver sarles will urely go game, und whether the flag-flying price will uot he' too luiurli to 4uy or keep ing the rubber open, i All Hug Hying diclu.nUJons oiwloiuily must lie niude during the latter with any safely It in esMContlul thut Hie ini tial bid, which Is the inforinatory hour following the lodge ttesslon. , The rurUdale club will meet Wednesday ufte-rnoon. Get. -'ll. ut the Uoine -of . Mrs. Victor Kcklfy, with Mrs. l-'runk -Owsley. Mis. Kd Hulley and Mrs. -Claude Itarteuuss as assist ui it hostesses. "I kiiow Said Edward F. Keating, noted long distance swimmer, to his friend, James A. Burns, at d Toronto, Canada, beach. Luckies You, too, will find that LUCKY STRIKES give the greatest pleasure Mild and Mellow, the fin est cigarettes you ever smoked. Made of the choicest tobaccos, proper ly aged and blended with great skill, and there is an extra process "IPS TOASTED" no harsh ness, not a bit of bite. It's toasted No Throat irritation-No Cough. platform upon which sound bid ders support their huer bidding, ho ulisoiulety ROUtlil. w - ' t It Is of vltul Imporlance that the original bid be-dependable. Many players allow the state of the ' score., or the iUwtion yf which game of the rubber Is being play ed, to Influence them win-it decid ing whether to bid by the fact that the udv.eraarlt'S had a score, that it Mils rublver game, ;or some other such pretext. I'nder'no condli lonn, except when making a pre-emptive bid, should luiy extraneous conditions uffect the Initial bidder, It lie huvi1 a bid he should make It; If not, he. should pass; to ad opt uny other pructieu would ltruc tlcally bar even an vxpert partnry irom flag-iIyUifc', itecuube he nevnr couhl est imate t he p9ssible loss with uny accuracy. The pointer for today is: The Initial bhl houhl nut be af fected hy tlio state 4r tlm s(MMt Do( you think the. following hands should be hid or pushed hy a I leulerV ( x Is any small card lower than ;i Ten.) 1. Sp.: Ace-x-x. HI.: Aoe-x-it. a.: Ace-x-x. fl.;it-x-x-x, '2. Sp.: Ace-x-x. Ht.: Akm-k-k. a.: Klng-x-x. t'l.t xx-x-x. 3. Sp.: x-x-x. Ht.: Klng-x-x. :k.: Ace-x-x. ( M. : Are-x-x-x. Answers toniorrow. (HVopyriglit Milton ( Work) A11II-: TO KM) hi s N K W Y 0 11 K A 1 er 2327 per forma ne-es withouL InterrHptton, a record, Ahle's Irish Hose" ends Its New York run tonight hut the And of the money It has made for Anne Nichols is not In sight. In cluding nther American cities and Hui'ope the jtlay has been present ed more than 17. out) .times and has been seen by j l.tiOO.OOO peo ple. Miss Nichols has paid out $3,340,11110 iu salaries jiloue. Captain Scully: is right- are "Onyx Pointex" Gotham GoUstripe Silk Hosiery In all the winter shade'. SU0 1.85 1.95 2.50 PUTMAN'S La Grande's Exclusive Ready-To-Wear Millinery & Shoes I MENUS utes, . Season with sa,i anq cook Hy Mor fVo minutes longer. jinaln, mtv- naKAKKAST linked pears. ig th water. Melt btitlMV stir in cvreai, cream, cmlflsh puffs with n(,ul. and Mnwj,l n(lll- niIik. mirrlnff tomato sauce, graliam toast, milk, ()ol,Hianlly. Add wuter )n whlrh 'nf,e vegetables weiie cooked TJfJ onk JrNOJHI0ON linked macaroni j sauce until thick und mnat't h. Artrt und cheese, carrots and cabbage t vegetables and mix .thorouK'J'" ( nu gratin, vanilla wafers, grajie'Turn into a well-huitered hakim? (Juice. 1I X NK H Hpa lUsh Kt en k wit h fresh mushrooms, mashed pota toes,. Juittered brussels siirouls. jieaches stuffed with, dales and nuts with honey fiult dresslivtr. chnoolate Jce Qreant. mock angel food cake,- milk, coffee. This dinner in planned tn please "John" when he- hrmgt "u man fliome to dinner msed for the Snaplsh steak. Thej whites of eggs left from making, the chocolate Ice cream are used for the .cake, JilUior -canned .or - - iresh peaches iue used tu tlie uUn1. ' ' " " t'urroU ami ruhhagc atl (iralln j Ktiur cups finely shredded cab-1 'hoge, 2 cupti shredded carrots. 2 j teaspoons will, J talilesponns .but-.j ter, UldespnoilH flour, J & cups far superior,, Captain Charles B. Scully, Noted Swimming Coach ' and writes: . i , " "As Director of The life Saving Service c TL N. Y. American Red Cross I am called on to tnakefrequcntspeechesand to broadcast vjeeldy. I must always have a clear voice unumtated, y with no chance of coughing. Lucky Strikes, my , V favorite cigarette, permits me to smoke as muck ' as I choose and still keep my voice in perfect ': condition. Furthermore, because of tlitir fine '' flavor, I recommend Lucky Strike to all the', j champion swimmers whom I coach." 1 inllk. coai'se hi'4al WunibH, . r . rut catihagc umt. wirrow jinm sauce pan. add mp boding .wuler, cover and cool JTor 1 0 min dish, cover witli bread cxamha Hnrt dot with hUH of hotter. J'jfc 3 minutes In moderate 4ven.. Serve from the baking dish, y 1MMJS lll'UT lil'KIMvSK; VIKNNA Hecanse of '.hQlnetl hair the thre,e Chlllag Hlslen. Ku ropean counterpart's of 'Ainsrjcn'i Sirloin steak Isl1" Sutherland sisters.':, ure'' ni oanKruptcy. They made, nnir.tonin ' $50,000 plant and ndvertlPeit 11 with pictures of themselves tfhow i nix .feat long, : vV . ' "; 1. 1" Toker chips nituM rb'nti tnllk were exhibited in. Now ' YorH' Jast week. 'Wo suppose; howe.ver, :that even so the fellow ploying .his first gume v;ho driuvif .to in tilde iiLmlgbts will get all the cream. ' Lecturer, . VJKN MOVERS GE.T GKM. J
