La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, November 22, 1927, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextD Tuesday; "Kovbmher 22, -1027. LA - GRANDE EVENING OBSERVE! 'a?e Thine : Society N ews La -Grande Hotel Scene of Several Thfi unci dinner parties have been held there Iml h Sunday .Monday evening... . .Mrs. .1. r. O'Connell was one 'of the luncheon hostesses- yesterday nntl her guests were members . of Ihe Monday lirlflge club.' After gnrdner, Agnes Wapenor, Inurtrott. I'linn .l illi.r, .Mae Menlt, Hesale Ureshenra, Verna Townsent, Wylla Burnett, lOnler Witty, Jenn liun hum, i.elltn Nicoson. Willnu Hill, Uludy Galloway. Honn Foster uml Mildred Hubell: Hurold lllnni'hurit. Stuuten . Maxwell, Junk Downing, Kenneth Itlunchurd, Murray llur- hum, Albert Itnamuiisen, Huy Seotl, William TownsenU, Kugene fates, Orvlllu 11111, John Wlckens, I.eo. CalCK. ( 'a la In Hill, Laurel The rooms were prettily decorated with houiiucts of allttinm lowers. JMiring tne afternoon three ln-t k- n s l a "ies i niiuge were at play, .Mm; OUClcll Vliail S l"r Wehh winning high eenre andj .lite second prize going to -lrs. ilieorue li.ieli i new La (Iramle . hotel has jtur n,. m,Vi , i..,,lM,'l l.een the Krone of .several delightful served refreshment Witty and Kdwin Hecm. parties since If was opened Kiidry .Mrs. W. C. llel'lure will he tha1 ' . evening. To l.ildge-luiloheons next hostess to the cluh -llomluv.l '-"STINK (Kpeclnl) Tho l.os. took place In Hie attrnrtive hotel ' Xov. 2X. ' I tine t'ommuuily club iuet at the lllnlllg room yesterday afternoon,! ' . home of Mrs. I H. Leonard I'YIday An enjoyable part took. phloe!'"',I'm0,, w"" 17 members an I Iuhi fVPiltliK Ht h hiifie uf Air. niulibvn viultom In attendance. Ilur. Aim. II. F. Cunningham when!1" tho- afternoon It wan declde.l members, of the Yeoman lod,ge and tmt l.ostine club would co, their friends gathered there. Oiids! operate with the Mnterprtse and and a guessing game were enjoyed ! Wallowa dubs In bringing the I ra il m-lriir the evening rnllntve,! hv ! vollug nicture library to Kuternrise luncheon at 1 o'clock in the maim freshments which were served by lcc. I. The by-laws of the club dining lynni the parly ailjourncd tothe hostess, jwere amended so that the .club will Bridge Pointers Hy Mlltuit C. Work Thin wtiek our UihIh aro unoii the (iutstlun of how 11 hfi'lurm ia h on hi . plan Mb ciiuiuIku. Two liumla wre jcivnn v.tch tuy. uml lh way tin I )pt!itrir should plan to J pluy ihftn ia rxpUiiiit'il on tho auc- J . VITi:ill)AV'S IIAMS tho bridge rufiiu, where four iattlesl of liritljie were at play during the (iftcinonn. Mrs. Ili-inv Hill mailt' hicl) scoro auioiir cluh ttimi- lie.rs uml the prUcwenl t Mr. 1-red Sitaeth Those Orewnitt u-axa t ! maul t O n'nlAnli In the nriapnunn Frank Vurl, .Mrs. Alary K. AIny-j Instead of 3:30 during the winter ville. Mr. ami .Mrs. K. (l. Alexuiml- lliontbs. cr. Mr. and .Mrs. J. i, Hates, Mr.l DuiiiiB the proeram hour the life and- .Mrs. .Uavid H. Wylla atid.'of Frances 10. Wlllurd was Klven Ultouilier. U'LlMlla. lloO I N hv m Mo i-fv WnHe nn.l I n, Ca..i . ."iMiKi-iuiuneon wai-,ari itolierls. .Mr. and Alia. Frank 1 Olillders. Kefreshllienls were serv- ' " "", 'I' 'J?1'" 'e Jli'l;ll'ivr, Mrs. Katie Hlcktortl. Alm.ied hy the hostess, uksIsUs.1 by Airs. l.ri.lKe club will, Mrs. O. It. ( lay- I lawes, Airs. Hazel Robhlns. Alss;MUe l)o,lSe, Airs. liffe Cook. -Ml". c,,mb as hostess. Luncheon was at . Otniiin Wurl. Allss VliRlnla Wurl, Gay Templeton and Mis. Jim l.e.o l.lii o cluck In the hotel d I nine 1 1'Ya nces and Bobby Alexandflr and ,m. ,,, uiiiies in ;.or. ami .i Is. ( UnillllKha in iind inidwe.. The dub prize for " hiKh t daiiBhler, lilanche.'' sc. I the consolation prize we.il F.tv-flve members of the La n"" H,- '"""" m".0n ""''l to Mrs. L. F. l),.o: Mrs F I. C,1 ;. ...1. . .r ... 1..,. .". ! Qc1! VrU0H. Will llV dlflllfw kiiisiiiii iccPlVfil rust pri:ie, anions; loduc wenl to Siimnierville Ninnr Ihe auesls anil Mrs. (leoi-fie .Hard- day for the district convention of Int.'. of Spokane, AVash.. who is a the Indue, which was held there and client in this city, received consula-j attended by the president of the lion prize ihihui the Kuesls. OreKnn assenibly. Airs. lOlta Hnn- Sundtiy cveninu Miss Xcll firlni- I ilorsoli, of Freewater. melt entertained at a dinner at the pciy Imtel coniilliiuiutinK Mrs. lleorjre llarilinn'. who Is visiting hero at Ihe home of her aunt. Airs. 1, L. .Meyers. Dinner . was at t! o'clock and besides the honor truest am nosiess t nose present were Air. The Maeajawea catnpflre Klrl! In modern cookbooks and 111 anil Airs. 1, u t on ,,r ilaUer. .ind ,,.,.,,,, mM Saturday allerooon at Kamic1 HulletlllB Issue,! by the Air. and Airs. (I. II. I' ayconih of oh. I... ,.., . .... ,i.:n.i,n,n nt Iri.ji ...... lev..l II. Awes, to work on a Christmas iasurenentn arc Biyn In all 9-6-3 4-2 V5-4-! K-0-9-8 I.I ' J ICIOUB M1XS) fl-0-4 VA-K-7 A-fl-8-2 The club will meet Nov. 25 at' Uie home of Mrs. Charlton Ki-uumu, iof the proKrum. Announcements ! The Ladles' Aid society of St. ! Peier's Hptscopnl clmrcli will tnc.-t at 'Hie hptne of Airs, tlcorire Hci. TlionofV. Vw, D:,ll. V avenue, tomorrow alt-; s f3liai,.M vinaa UUA emoan at ?. o'clock.' Campf ire Girls To I If 1m rliy.' I.itv ivhl..rt i.-lll ...... ... .1.- I i-ooltuiu 'l'Hn.A tflfiunnnnu tmiiiil Last evening Mr. and Mts. Trank j i.oulKe home f..r ' nveimtuA lubli'sn'oon. 16 tableHPoons rtll hriiie- I"!. Appleby enlertaiiied at dlniiei' at I ho new hotel. ' An exeellenl etu'hr-fMMirNe dinner netilet'ted ' liable h at l'rederlekKied, St. t'rolx. Vlruin stundurd, or half-pint cup, und four Islands. "cups" make ft quart. Always lft t The liitv liifltnlbti ' u flour. - excent era ham or whole waH Hervcci ju 7 r-lncii in rS mieviM , lM.kti, js, lniicH. umrblttH headH wheat, before nu-aHUrinff. Vm u hi ihe main dlnlpu rnom nr tho hn-i bund.iKes, clnthimr, etc After it tabln knlfo to leve sujrur, alt, ld and afterwards biidan was tbe had been partlv jii.cjird the mv) Hour and Qlher dry InirredlentH. dlverslnn for ihe remainder or (he n,:uf nanrtv. followed bv n jshort fat la ipeasured nflt r Hielt- rvenint: In the eard mom orf the l usineRs Kesshm " . Ing, ' meanlne floor. Klilliiy. KuV. Ule KhU w( . A eolor scheme of black and or-'pieet at ihe nhnr.-i. i,. ri l,()N ' C'ontrafitorH who were awarded' the hid on the eoiiHirucnnn or nne was cleverly carried nut in . the decoration of thejllnner laities. A buttonaire of pompom i hrysiin-llp-'tn.iuuK. jnu fern . was . fiuuitl jiL '"the place of each Woman iruesi and riuale )ompom chrysi'iitbemum j erved as favors fur the mm. Tally a iind wc.ore cardu were In orant;n and v:1daclt and. were fueirestive of the , . number of roKldenren nnd nil office a short program preceded the bulldlnty a( the Owyhee (lain nlte ieRulrtr"bilsiness" meeting 'of Ihe.starled vork Monday. The work (.reenuood I'arent-Teachcr asHochi- jM to he completed within JOD'days. tton on which was held l-'rlday aft-! . , ZZlroValT? "'"V North Bend, thro.itrh her cham u n l,".,.f "' g:'"l, """" " commerce. wei,t op record p,K, '"""lSK'.v""' '"" at the weekly session lust week as I ollyuoR' as the openinir number of the nrnn Tl,. ' '"""". '7 " A 10-7-3 mr ' J-9-5 A-X-tl-9-6 S l I CLOUD HAN0i I 10-7-3 I tried If advleuhle when the oppor-. tunlty arrives. ' Jo. 4. Iieclarcr Is sure of two , Spudiia. Hvo Hearts, three Din. monds (even ir the finesse bu wj-oiir) and .three I'lulis ten : tricka. If the IHatnond finesse j succeed ttho chanct-s are cvciil. ! and If the flubs break (which Is j probable), the bund will produce t Grand Slam. 'Came is assured 1 uml, therefore, the .Slam should , ' plnyud for. licciurcr sliuuld lead ,u Club to trick 2. win In lummy I and lead the Jack of Diamonds lor a Diamond finesse. II the KIiir ' do not cover. pliy the Tell from tho ,1'losed llunil so that Ir the Juck wins. Iie Nine can be led from Dummy and the hllslit play ed from I'losed Hand. This will produce three Diamond leads through the adverse KlnK If It be In the Last hand the place in wlitcli It can be captured. , TOIiY'S IIANPS MENUS' 10-5-3 VB-2 8-4 A-0-9-B-4-2 "TuJmT (UOK NNOt life 7-5 'rha nksalvlnsr season Airs. A. N'elsou made hiwh ,. Kcoro anions the women players,"' l""K.am. i lie Kins were Knosevelt connectlnt; the break . rind the second prize iinionn tliol ork' liTaldlne Ansftll, Vena the Hoosevelt hlnhway from Noi wonien went to Airs. Lee I!. ISonvy. j J ,K " n corinn HnoilRiass. itend In ClasKow. ii. a. ftin-ni'icK won ttrst prize ...... o uauuoer piuyen a piano . ri iinn.K the men aud Dr. .1. L. InKle I milliner, "In the l.uml of the Sky f ;the second prize. jllluo Water," by 'uclnuin. The pip. I lure ivus presented to the first N irraile room, or which Mrs. Nell ; Bridffe Club Meets . ?""t is tea.-er. tor i,uvinK the , ' a i. r 1 TT ' I laiBesl number or parents present '. : At rOWley uOme, " lhesmeetln; uftvr which Airs. ' . , . ' K. Charlton talked on "Tools ;, ,. ... , ,. , . land Tcchnhiue of l.curnins." stress- I Mrs. rbes.erKovlens hostess lnB ,,onk wwk 0rnllon W(,,.k " ::''-'-' es- Tlie ,. ,.atn lmi8i(.al 0. 5 ,V " i, ,, : . ,... . "'If '""- 'hlch will be presented here! I ' ' Dec. 7. was announced durlnir th " ' T" ' IlieellnB. . . jf ,n m I Ho business session was presld- jgjgggSSiffi' 1 " over hy Airs. .1. K. Charlton, who . 'gS-feg-, i 1 Id In parliamentary drill. .-n evening meeting Is bclns planned ror December Tor the futll- ;crs. t'hrlslnias propratn will be Iflvi n at that time, followed by :i 'social. 5-3 A-j(-(H!-4-2 v A-8-4-2 7-S in nrlu In both No s. H and 4 the-contract is No Trump, and the orlgiur ftl lead Is the Deucp of Spades, won wilh the Queen In flowed Hand. Hw should Deriurer mUin Ills campnltfii ? I'p. 'A. AKalnst sound defense,. Jieelarer Is not apt to make nrfcrc than two Spades, two Hearts, two. Diamonds aud five (Tabu n total of eleven possible; hai adverse da cardlng uilKht p'roduce It. hut the chance Is not worth considering. Should Declarer make Ihe natural play and try to run the five flubs Immediately, he wlh ma Ice only three Club tricks If the adverse five Clubs he divided 4-1 lnsleai) of the probable 3-2. Should he make only three Cluh ttickH, and shouh) the Kins: of Diamonds he held by West, hi slotal winning would bn two Spades, two Hearts, one Dla- . Many vegetables coiuhlnuttnuH mond and three Clubs one trick ar good when there Is not enough short of-game. To ensuro gamo of any one vegetable to go n round, he should deliberately lose one tin- Different greens may bo 'blended, material Club trick hy leading a. such as carrots and pens tu eijusl small club at trick 2 and ducking; .quantities; string beans ami ear-' thus assuring himself four Clubs, rots, celery and turnips, rutabaga1 two Spades? two Hearts and one mid potato, tomato and onion. Diamond game. J yorn... string beans and onion and The Diamond finesse enn be tieets and pens. Hy Sbler Mary IlltKAKl'AST Stewed figs, ce real, cream, French omelut, cin namon toast, milk, coffee. UWVHKON naked hash, wal loped tomatoes and onions, ap,ile saticn. KiiiKM'hreml, milk. tea. DI.WKK Cas.ser-le of veal w(!h IioIIimI rti-e. buttered brusseln sprouts, st tH'fed celery, diplomatic l puddlniT. milk, eotlee. f The luncheon is planned forj children ho hurry home from ! seliool for their noon meal. Kei i. their luncheon be us leasurely as j possllde ami never keep thtni wait-i ing. Due mi n ute seems like five to children and the fear of tiirdi-' ness looms large. Nervous strain i often spoils au appetite. ( UHilmnatlc I'uthilnj: j Kli:ht thin slices stale sponge or plain ea ke. peach or aprlctit jam. -I liihtospoons nriiiiKP juice. I 2 eggs. 1S cup sugar, teaspoon' salt, 2 cups milk, j teaspoon va-j nilla, i ciip wbipniiig cream. i Spread cake will) j.'.m and r-1 range in a deep dish or mold, I pour orange juice over it and let 1 ' stand while uViking custard, lteat1 eggs slightly and stir In sugar, ' salt, . Slowly add milk healed loa the scalding point. Cook over hot j water until mixture coals a spoon. Stir, constantly. Remove from heal . ami- add vanilla. I 'our hot over cake mixture, chill and serve ".villi ( whippet! cream. " ' '':;3 JlftertliellourofSix ISLAND CITY PERSONALS , In both of the above hands Ihe Declarer is playing i No Trump contract, The original lead Is the Jack Of Diamonds won with tilt' Queen in Closed Ham. How should Declarer plan his campaign? Ainmcr tomorrow. (Copyright John l Dllle Co.) f ISLAND CITY. (Special) Mrs. Oeprge y, of l.a iiamle, -visited at the c. C, liouiy home Fri day afteriioon, ' . Mrs. sinjinons hnd daughteii spent Friday afternoon shopplug tu l-a' (Irnndc. I Kll Mans visiled al Hie home of his 'uwfr Mrs;. Mildred lhittH, tif ' Da firaiule, Thursday. . Howard Smith has irone In Portland whero- he has entered the Orsgon Technical sehoul. lb- ex perls io, fiiH.sh 1 h' course about te first of M;uvh.r. - Mus. H. T. Simmons attended the lichcknh convention at Summer villr Saturday evening. . -Mrs. '.nek I. Illy ami son. Ken pt th, of l.a (J ran de, vlslird Sun i)ay at her sister's home, M rs. home, .Mrs. Su'll Simmon. Entrancing Styles For Evening Wear QJMARTER, and more, delightful than ever are. these evening slippers dis- plnyed Acliislveiy . nl Ihls shop. Patents., suf-de,' ptdlro, satin, velvet, In a Kcncroipi selection and In till sizes. PUTMAN'S Rciidy - To - Wear, Millinery and Shoes $7.50 to x $11.00 "Shoes That Fit The Feet" MI'l'll'K ir KCHOftI, 0,1.:n'll TO CIKARK T., TjlOKK TfJ . KIX FRRCRNT OVFH THAT ir Mlni'lnl's vvint '. ' ' Notice Is hereby ulven to the Jetral voters of .School District No. V, of Union County, State of Oregon, that an election will he held In mid district on Saturday, the 3rd day of liecember. 1927, between li.ii hours (if two q'uln.nk and seven 0'elonk in tho afternoon of said day, to vnle on . the' upesllon of Incrensliut th aniqunt of Ihe lax levied In said district for the year 1037-11121! hy more than six per cent ijver the timount of I such levy for the yenr Immediately preceding. ! It In necessary in raise this additional amount by sneclnl election lh fnllonini; reasons: Retirement of tin.U00.no on principal of To make grape juice' shcuf.i'l sweeten the Juice to taste wllh slrnp rather than with plain su Itar, lil'tcr lidding one tiililcspoon fill'iif hillion lor each ipiarl of urape juice. Turn in the frecxer until H t III'. Add a l.iuton i'KI,' While al'ler tho mixture Is frozen, give I hoi dasher -u fciv ntorc turns, remove 1 nud tiacll 'untl RirviUK I hue. Noted Director oi Feature Photoplays, writes ft Is A Fact! Agmel 'The concentrated sap of the Maguey plant, has been giv ing wonderful results in the treatment of high blood pressure.- stomach troubles unl lisurdei H of t h? Itldneys. Moon Drug Co. Afrrnfft For . . Tlie Owl Dm Oa Mrs. Bradner Is Hostess to Club Gh-e Her something to be thankful for! Give, her a Leon-Oil Permanent Wave for Thanksgiving I'lmiio Main "KB for .pHilntmciit REYNAUD'S Beauty Shop .New .Foley Bldg. COVK (Special) Mrs. Willluin i .V. Bradner, assisted by .Mrs. L. K lAnilcj-son and .Mrs. Mac Saunders entertained the ladles' guild ut tho home or the former Thursday aft ernoon. After the business meet ing four tables of bridge were at play, .Mrs. L. B. arter winning high -honors. Those present were Mrs. Carter, Mrs. Hugh Mcfull. Mrs. Thnioas .Hiiriiiu. all of Haines, .Mrs. T. f. Hefty, Mrs. A. (1. fonklln, ilrs. II. I. Hnrker. 11. c. Ijnvson. Mrs, it. H. Daniel, Mis. ('. K. Hertsch Airs. u. i. rochrun, Mrs. It. 8. French. Mrs. I., ft. Lay and -Mrs. l-ulu Oayette. "... l-.l.(ll,v (Special) Tho fhiytlan ouiinj wi uie. ..iiiirrii ol I'lulst gave a party Friday evening at the home of Hcrna! Hug. Games were enjoyed during the evening, after which refreshments were served. . Those present were the Misses Louisa Ilixby, Gertrude llawes. Olca Slas. lrulb Thompson. Willnu Arnold, Ida Phlppln, Helen Hum- . -Mechanical I ' !S ' "The production of the film play '7th Heaven' brought unusual struin upon my . voice, due to the shouting through my megaphone day after 'day necessary in directing the big scenes. During sucfi stren twus times 1 find that Li(cky Strike is the x one cigarette that I can smoke s freely as I choose, yet keep my voice in perfect con dition. Furthermore, their distinctive flavor gives me the greatest pleasure." . , oulslandliiK liopd Issue, Instead uf Hi,llill.0li, amount retired iiniiuully ,111 two preceding years, Increases tia (imolit over the six percept In I crease allowed, In the sum of $2,77.il. The amount to he raised by district tax Is 12,(IH.2I. . Kciuol attendance has Increased tq llpilt of capacity of present srliool hili(iiB, and construction of new Intlldlnif or .buildings, through new bond Issue, Is Imminent; therefore-It Is nec essary that future bonding capacity of school district be. enlarged by reduction of iresent honiled Indebtedness (is much as rcasonuhly may ho done. . .'' ' - . , The polling places for said alentlnn will he nt the Central School Itiilldlug op Fourth Street . mill the Oreeiuvood School ' ltullding . on (Jreonwood Street. Ix'giil voters residing south'of Ihe 0.-f. R. ft. A N. main line will vote ill the Central School ltullding, iind legal voters re-, siding .North of said railroad will vote al the Greenwood School lliitld-' lug. A iiiiallfled voter nt this" election Is any. c.iti':eit uf iht state, mnlo ur fenialo, who (s. pvef 'twenty-pne years of., age, ant iiih resided In the district thirty days Immediately preceding the election, and hatr.prnperly, in the district, 'ns'shown hy. the 1H2U linlont'ounty nssesstnenv of pro- duces evidence that lie or she hlis stock, sharen or ownership"!!' ftoy corpornllnn. firm or co-partnership whh'h has projierly In the district,, as shown hy the IDL'tt cntituy assessments. i jleglsl ration ls'tiot. nec essary. ' ' . Hated Ibis 12th day of November, 1(127. ' - ' . . P. A. RPf.INfl. Chalrinap of Hoard of l)lreunrs. Atlest: II. K. WI.M.IAMS, pislrlct Clerk. Nov. 12-22 . .1 JLILU JLL1. M- Pkote by Autrer A llw Iihmm ihiwder1'! vaitMV (II rinelv emtiflvd tlrr w t din a .rim rhm hr It miinne U f mi bl.tt nnim Ii powder i bii ih- imiT. 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