La Grande evening observer., October 25, 1927, Image 3

- Tuesday, Octolx?!' 25, 1927
LA GRANDE ; EVENING OBSERVER
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;0UT OURWi
Monday Bridge
Members Gather
At Union Hotel
Mi-niliora of the Monday Hrlilnj
cliih were em-sts ut u ihllKhtful
lihKlKf'-luiielu'on yesterday after
noon ' when Mrs. p. A. .McDonald
huh lutKteKM at the t'niun hotel.
' Lutieheoiii wuh server nt
n'rldr-k nt an attractively urrunK-d
tahln, llihlge was the diversion
lollowliiK luneheon. ,lrs. v. ci.
Sawyer made high score among the
cltlb members and Ihu yuest ii-kc
Weill to .Mrs. Charles llliiKner.
.Mr. .). K. OVomiiill w.n enter,
lain the dull al, lis next mccilmr.
Nov. 7.
Mr. and .Mrs. T. A. C'hrlstenson
nrnHiMl in .a Cramle KaturilaV alt
er ft honeymoon dip to Southern
lllill and left yesterday lor 1'on.ll
80 persons lost Saturday, : which
was the regular dinner dny of the
corps. Durlnit the dinner an In.
lerestlnff program wns Klvf n. which
opened with irroup Bluffing, with
-Mrs. fella cues al the nluno, and
a poem on Columbus, read liy Mr.
Laura Ilraden. president of Ihe
corps. t
A Hallowe'en skit was Riven ly
five girls, .Miss llernita Kochei.
spaiBer, the two .Miss liicheys. .MIks
Uuiuvieve Adler and .Miss J.ucille
.Melcalf, and ineiuliers of the fict
ToKether cluli of I. mid canyon nuvit
a jilayiet.
miring the husiness meelliiK of
ihe corps one new members was
initlnted.
Enterprise Bridge
Club Entertained
ilosa, where h,.y will make their
)iome. They were Kuests at the
homo of Mr. and .Mrs. i,cslcr Stod
dard over the week end. .Mr. and
Mrs. Christcitfon were married ut
Salt Lake City Wednesday, Oct. 12.
She . was formerly Alias Jtelia Co
and made her home in Salt Lake
City. . Air. u'hristenson has lived
in l.a (irnnde for some time and
lias many friends here.
. '
A mcelliiB of all or the Christian
Kitdeitvor societies or Iji Urun.le
will lie hi'ld this evening al the
Central christian church, when
JHlllas Jiice, Hi-lil secretary, of
I'orllaid, will be in attendance.
Th( meetlnK. will begin at ,7;:)0
o'clock. "' All Christian Endeavor so
ciety' ofAce.is are especially urged
lo atl'ftu(d. . ' All c. H. incinliers arc
Invilecl.
'
Mrs. Lindgren Is '
Hostess to Class
, The High School Girl Graduates"
cins , or the l-'irst Presbyterian
Sunday school met last evening at
the home of the teacher, Mrs. A.
V. Lindgren. '
Twelve girls were present and
must of the evening was spent sew
ing anil visiting. Aliss Daisy Knhhs
sang several numbers, accompan
ied by Miss Grace Geibel ut til"
piano.
The hostess served refreshments
before adjoiirnment.
The next meeting of the etnas will
lie Tuesday, Nov. S.
Members or the Tnpawlngo
camprlre girl group and their
guardian, Miss Myrtle lloyt. hiked
to Morgan lake Saturday. The girls
left l.a Grande at about
o'clock,' had lunch nt the liiki? und
ultiyVil noelall afterwards-';
One or the group was successful ,
in frying bacon on a hoi rock.
On the way home the gills pre- I
tended 'they were illoiicers. Miss
Josephine Samuclsnn blazed the
trail the ol her-girls followed. The
gbls found a number of violets
along I lie trail home. They reacn- ,
ed l.a Grande at about 4::" o'clock.
KNTKItl'ltlSK (Special) Mcni
rs of the Friday l'.ridge flub
Members or Oliver V
lief corps. No. :17. ser
Morton lie
.d dinner lo
Agmel
Has been giving
splendid results in
the '. treatment of
. Diabetes
and
High Blood
Fressure .
Moon Drug Co.
Agents For
The Owl Pmtf Oo.
tijM'nl delightful uiternoun (Yhhiy,
wln n Airs. A. 11. Conuwuy ami Mm
Kraziur I'raiK vvi iv IiosI.-hshs ut the
licmi' of the JulliT, f
Mrs. It. ( t'uhh inane hltf.! ricoiv
and the consolation prize went to
Mrs. h. M. Jordiin riminir the nf
ernoon'H card Kittni-H.
At 6 o'clprk a Iwo-ronrw Itineh
eon was servi'tl hy the huatetwes ut
une lonjf lalile, which wuh prettily
decorated with lotiitielM of the
bea'son's flowers.
KNTKKPKISH (Special) The
regular meeting or the Knterprlse
Woman's club was held Thursday
afternoon ut the high school build
ing. The cluh members visited the
various school rooms, after which
the president called the meeting
to order ut 3 o'clock in the school
gymnasium. The regular business
session was held und the following
standing committees were appoint
ed: Fathers and sons' banquet Mrs.
George iiaclitf, chairman, Mrs. t
T. Hockett, Airs. I). K, liaker und
Mrs. K. W. Sti-el; literary program
Mrs. H. I. Jamison, chairman,
Mrs. l,en Jordan and Mrs. CI. M.
Uuily; Christmas sewing Mrs. Vic
toria Moody, chairman; scholarship
loan day Mrs. i. K. Snyder, chair
man; political education Mrs.
tieorge V. Cherry, chairman, Mrs.
i Jloolh. Mrs. W. I. ltoblnson;
I dramatic program Mrs. H..C Mc
i.'luy, chairman; Mrs. H. A. Gnt
ton, Mrs. J. 1'. Stearns; music
Mis. A. K. J'urker, chairmun, and
i Mrs. Nina Ginson; (raveling art dls
I play Mrs. ('. N. Miller, chairman,
Mrs. AiiL I'. I'ralg, Mrs. B. V.
Crone, Mrs. Stuart Uennett; moth
ers' and daughters banquet Mrs.
J. U. . J)obbtn,' cliairmun, ftlrs. '.
'A. Miller, Mrs. Kivd Dutli. Mrs. O.
W. Custlt';- Mrs. l)aiHy Scott; atate
flibraii day Mis.' VV. H. 1'laUoe
Mer.' cliuirnuuf; Mrs. ' J,. K, Jord'uri,
Mrs. Carl Chrlstlunsen ; the home
Mrs. Daniel Hoyd, chairman, Mrs.
.1. H. TljompMon and M is. K.
Whllaker; literary prouram Mrs.
W. I'. Savage, chalunau, Mrs. A.
C. Miller, and Miss Na'nne Ileaton:
visiting, commiitee Mrs. K. A.
'.Moody, Mrs. It. 11. Ianly and .Mrs.
jSam Wade.
I The subject for the meeting was
"Cooperation," and the leader for
(he day wa Mrs. 1.. I.ee Williams.
'assisted ly Mrs. Kruxler Craig and
Mrs. A. li. Conoway.
, The higii school orchestra play
ed several selections, and
Green, of the high school faculty
' Bv Williams
G AO; TX Ie.-HE 6H00L0 BE. GOiN A
1 Mubdl
H Lvv, I S I ST-v Vac, s rdt
rCTMTer,-Tr-E-SPiF?r OF .76 1 8 76- j , . HtA,umJ J I
,11.
u wortliless aingleton I
not bid a three-Ace No
With
would
Trump, nd even with u worthless
doublelon I might hesitate about Z
doing so;'hut tu the evenly divided
hand above cited (Ihe Ideal .1-.1-3-4
No Trump dlslrlbulion ) and espe- 2
elully with' four oarl in the de-
I fenseless suit, I can see Utile jusll-
llcullon. excein Inrerlor skill ror
railing to bid. j
With 'No. 2. vlK.. Sp.: Ace-x-x. !
HI.: Ace-x.x. Ilia: Klng-x-x l'l.::
x-x-x-x there would be a differ-j J
enee or opinion anwHig e(iert play. 10
era. Some believe In bidding No'
Trunin.! ulll, i.n i , l
, " ...... , v nirn illlll (le
! King; others consider It unwise to '
bid tilth any strength less Iliun J
three Aces. I lielonff to Ihe latter ;S
school and ootlld pars No. '. it I - i S
lhough I would km criticize a No J
i i rump inn with-It ns severely a
I I would with No. .1. I. el us com
pare tile two hands. No. .1 Is:
!(.: King
Ace-x-x. ..
For Women ''
! Quality Coats
With a Note of Difference.
5 Tailored by "Conde"
59.50 and up
PUTMAN'S
La Grande's Exclusive Ready-To-Wear
Millinery & Shoes
' Kp. X-x-x.
Vccx-x. t'l.:
Din.:
While No. 2 und No. 1 conlr.in
exactly l lie Name high cards, I hero
are two distinct difference. One
Is thai Ihe defenseless null In No.
! conslsls of lour curds, while In
No. 4 it Is compUMed of only Ihree.
cards: tthe former Is much . safer
for a No Tramp than the latter.
The second iliirerence is thai In
No,' 3 both Mujors would furnish
good support for a Mnjor take-out
by the partner: while in No. 3 the
Majvn strength Is much less, ot
ferluK a.greally reduced el.r.nce for
gaine In Ihe event of a Major take,
oul At a cursory glance one hand
.may seem as satisfactory for No
Trump as the other, but 1 believe
there Is n distinct difrerenee; I
ItWIMMUMUt
would consider biding No. 3 tf,
less advisable than bidding No. 2.
The pointer for today Is: .
Hit iMie .No Tramp with lhn
Ait's and an evenly lvt liainf:
with It'Ks slreugtti, pnvi,
Tomorrow's article will disetisn
llie dirrerenco between rubliera nnd,
I'rogreHsive or Pupllcale. . .j
O'opyright Mill on I!. Work) ii
T
I NO WRINGING TO DO
and high score umong the women Bent until mnooth and ndd eKWI
was won by Mrs. Tom Itutctlff with , well beaten. Mix thnrniiKhly and
IKK. Baker winning the men's first '.tnprn Into a buttered ImkinK tllnhJ
prize. Miss Lola : Johnson and Cover with crumbs, broil bacon
Claude Newlund received the eoii-junti! half done and arrange over
uniuttnn nriyon top of Nquasli. Bnke in a hut
A two-course luncheon was aerv
. 'oven for twelve minutes. Serve
ed by the hostess, assisted by her
dliughlers, Myrtle and Mabel.
Announcements
garnished with sprigs of parsley.
Cut squash In quarters and re
move seeds to hake. Allow nbont
an hour for baking and use a mod
erate oven. x
The Parkdale club will meet nt
the home of Mrs. Victor Kcltley in
Krultdule tomorrow afternoon, with
Mrs. I-Yank Owsley, Mrs. Kd Hal-,
ley and Mrs. Claude Bart mess as
sisting as hostesses. f.
'VI
The Ladies' Aid society of tlw
Knglish Lutheran church will meet
at the home of .Mrs. J. Towery,
220!i North Klrst street, Thursday
afternoon at 2::H o'clock. "
MENUS
- WIUTF.S or i,i'iiti:it(.ir
NRW YORK Nathalln Crane,
M, lay awake In the nighl while
tho lone eagle was wiugintf toward
Paris. Who called to her mother:
"Ho saw a vision. He accepted a
challenge from tho 'sods.' Then
Nat bulla began a poem about
Lindbergh which is now an
nounced as the winner of ihe Sfiliu
prize in a competUlon in which
thwre were StiOtl entries., Its niiino
fH-','T'hf' Wings of- Lead' which
Nathalia explains as signifying the
impossible.
By Sister Mary
BItKAK FAST Cantaloupe, ce
real, cream, baked sausage, corn
meal pancake, milk, coffee.
LCNCIIL'ON Scalloped squash
with bacon. sliced tomatoes,
brown breafl, raisin cookies, milk,
tea.
lUNKKIl lint lamb loaf with
tomato sauce, tewed okrn. Chi-
i nese siibhage vith l-'reneh dres-
juing two numbers. Mr. Williams. ' Srnnn,lw, Hnu,sh with bacon Is
superintendent of schools, gave aiit.,n un,tHUt, (.fmi iti iKitioii but quite
interesting talk on "Coopi -ration. I ,.lttriietive and delicious. The dish
in hearty und makes an excellent
after which he Introduced all of
the new ttochers.
j Refreshments were served by the
domestic -science class of the high
school.
KNTKBPniRK (Special) Mr. and
Mrs. C. J. Swayze entertained 20
friends Kriday evening at their
Jiome on Itiver street. Pinochle
main luncheon dish.
Scalloped Squash with llnron
Three cups baked nnd rlced
squash, t teasjinou ' wilt, ten
spoon paprikn, 1 teaspoon sugar,
teaspoon nutmeg. 1 cup cream,
1 etfg, cup coarse bread crumbs,
6 thin slices- bacon.
Add salt, paprika, mtgnr, nut-
was the diversion of the evening meg and cream to sifted squash.
The British army is goTtiff hack
t,o red coals, according to a war
office announcement. We hope
they have better luck , with that
costume this time.
Plied KrnHshoppcrs are ronsid
ered a delicacy in Calcutta, India,
Bridge
Pointers
By Milton C. Work
In yesterday's orilcle. after tnt-
Ing that the score should not affect
the original hid, I gitve three hands
anil asked whether they should
bo bid originally hy a iealer. The
answers are given today, and I will
now discuss the hunds iirlhe order.
In which they tippcurcd yesterday.
Sp.: Acd'X-x. lit.: Ace-x-x.
Din;: Ace-x-x. c; x-x-x-x.: u
ix is any small card lywer than
Tijdi). "
I'hls is the typical "three-Acn
luiiid. In days gwne by, there wem
many who quest loiud the advls
ali)ltty of bidding a No Trump with
jttfM holding, tint, popular 'bell.eP
;being that some, further Htrength
!wft4 needed to Justify thut declara
tion; and even today thero are a
fe- who are too roiiHervatlve to
iipprove of ihe bid. I agree with
t his conservatism when advising
beginners, or Inferior players who,
are playing wit h experts; but on
the broad quetion of whether j
three "bare" Aces .should be de
clared or passed. I utn convinced
tfiai in the long tun lh bid 1h ad
vantageous when the general dis
tribution of the hand brings It
wJthln the No Trump category.
' '" I I'll ' 3''''
In the place' of a
wringer the NEW
EASY WASH Eli
gives you . a wonder
ful drying tub that :
damp dries an eight
sheet batch 'of clothes ;
all at one time, readj-j M
to hang out,' without 'If
broken buttons, ' and fl:
without wrinkles'
squeezed, ''.in
'clothes. '
Sec what it will do with your own clothes in your own home.
. : Guaranteed that you will be very much surprised!
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The ftfcri'l of lovely Bkln
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There are 4 real reasons for the
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that thousands of homes call
"wings of the morning."
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Krenhmen at Hie Vnlversliy ot Oklahomi hive pa.ed t lt OM
examination this year their taste lor beauty eem lo arade about ,
They noe im hi'iicih. - '
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Potatoes
Fine Netted Gems for winter use.
Per Cwt., $1.25
NEW CROP DROMEDARY- ,
PITTED DATES
"Her Luncheons Are So i
Delightfully Different!'?
On their way home they naturally were talking
about the luncheon they had just attended at Mrs.
Richardson's. ' '
Every detail had been perfect. The table had;
brought forth a dozen exclamations of delighted suiv
prise. The dishes were unusual and admirably pre-!
pared. The service was flawless. .' v '
They wondered how Amy Richardson did it. What
was her secret. A few years ago she had been teach
ing school now she was the most perfect hostess- in
their little set. ":''; " '-'v1'
Mrs. Richardson could have told them that most of
her ideas came from reading advertising. . -
From the silverware and linen advertisements she
learned new ideas in table decoration because she real
ized that these advertisements were prepared by per
sons who were experts in tasteful and original ar
rangement. From the food advertisements she learned of new
dishes, new recipes, unusual things because she knew
the advertisements were prepared by leading domestic
scientists.
Mrs. Richardson read the advertisements for the
real news of one of the things she wanted to do well
the business of being a perfect hostess.
Every woman can do as Mrs. Richardson does. The
material is th-e;re for all to read and utilize. Read ad
vertising more carefully, look for ideas and you will
find them and save money as you carry them out.
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