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.Thursday, Dec-ember 1, 1027. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Page Three OUT OUR WAY. By Williams i inner-Dance' Is Given in Hotel; First of Season ho first, dinnor-daiicu to bo glv lf. (l)tv.ljitllruum of the new iu nUi hotel took place last evc ; when Mr. ami Mra. WlUlvm frist inU'i tainuU at tho - fh.st ciiiK liarty of tliis weanon. ho Imllroom was decorated in a tty color scheme of yellow anil Millar ami formed a delightful iiifr lor the party. An excellent r-courso dinner, was starved at o'clock, with covers laid for con pica. .Music wns furnished members, of Mann's. Imperial 01- Hl I'll. .iter tho dancing at 12 o'clock se present were taken to the Ar e theater as the Ku'st of Mr. .."Mrs. A. H. Howt'ii, where tin :ioit picture, spring v ever Announce Tyler-' Hackman Wedding Coming as u surprise lo many 1-a Cirando people, word litis been re ceived hero of tlio muriiago T 'Ed ward V. Jlackman, ofthis- city, and Mrs. Lucia Tyler. The wedding was solemnized Saturday, Nov. 26, in i'ortlumi. Mr. and Mrs. liackmiin will mnko their homo Lore at 407 Main street. k . 'J'ho Ladies' . Aid society of tho Klrst Presbyterian church will meet Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock in tho community room of the churcli. A special program has been arranged' by the protfram com mittee. Tho report of tho "Church Kair" held Nov. IS Will be given and after the regular business ses sion tho remainder of the time will be spent socially. Jtefreshnients will bo served by , - . , j v u 1 1 en it ii i tu i! rinf Johnny Hmes, was shown. t!u) committee. in charge, which in cludes Mrs. Norman Frees, chair man, Mrs. H. It. Carey, Mrs. J. MoKcnzie, Mrs. Joel Richardson, Mrs. Ed Hiesland, .Mrs. C. H. Hly-stone-, Mrs. 11. Uradshaw, Mrs. R li. Appleby, Mi's. Herbert 1'attison, Mrs. 1. R J)unu, Mrs. Guslav Wis sler, Mrs. W. S. Snook, Mrs. Jenny Thompson and Mrs. A. T. Hill. . .bout 50 couples attended th t dunce of the winter season m by tho It. i O. Klks lodge evening In the ballroom of the s' tempbj here. lembers of Mann's Imperial or slra furnished music or tho oc- ion ud dancing started at a. oek and continued, until 1 2. At ut 11 o'clock refreshment were red In the dining hall. .. series of dances will be given tho lodgo during the winter. i nextyOiie has been scheduled Wednesday evening, Jec. 1 4. Icinhcrs. of, tho committee in rge a to Mr, and Mrs. William .son, Mr. and Mrs. Itube Zweifel, . and Mis. Clyde Zimmerman, iilis Itaxter, Mrs. Jesti-r Itiam I, Mrs. K. J, Kitchen, Mrs. K. A, yberiy, Mrs, 1-;. H. Boylen, Mm d l'blcock and Mrs. H. K. Wll- -T. Council In Island City Meet' V. p' ogr'.'im of unusual interest given Tuesday nvening when a! t;iai meeting or the 4 nion i oun I 'a rent-Teacher council was held Island City In tho school biilld- - "' - v he program Opened with a de ional, given by Mrs. Oeorgc rce. who In a short talk stressed ilevelopmout of the child spir Oly us well as physically. MIms da . I siokhmd safig a selecting i a short paper was giVen by s. C. F. Mel 'herson. district vice sidrnl, on the work of tho par--teaclur associations in tho va ns districts. . litis Maraveifti Riddle played an Irimieiital solo, after which Mrs.' f II. Awes gave an excellent talk camp fire girl work, her sub- t being "The Leisure Tim Adnli-seenl Girl.' Announcements 'VOUR PAR? V VAi-H, ME.LAO,VOUf?) f PAR CANT" BE. f yilX- IX Crti hi.'i i . ,r-. J l Y. l--t-tx- 1 COMt'WAV OUTTl HtP?c FtR A LOT Chapter I of 1. K. O. will meet at tho home of Mrs: Robert Ha kin tomorrow' afternoon at 1. o'clock with Mrs. K. 1. Mossman as assis tant hostess. . ''',,' ' Tin' West way club of . the Wom en's Benefit association' will meet at tho homo .of Mi s. Kd. Thomas, , 1 708 Smitre street, Friday evening1 at 7:3U o'clock. , ' i The Mother's, Self Culture club, will meet tomorrow afternoon at tho home of Mis. Oils Palmer. ! ' - I s The Woman's society of the Bap-1 tist "hureii will meet tomorrow aft ernoon for an aid meeting at the home of Mrs, Lucy Graham. " . The Willow l'arent-Teacher as sociation wilt meet tomorrow aft ernoon a'.2::Ju o'clock at the school. cri.. MA e"2 I BW BAD N SHE'S GONNJEF? COME.'S -vdme-'m io TELU'lM I GoT A , PiecE A CAKE FEV? IM M I DIOM EAT MUf OFFA T, 1 RCOl U. S. AT. OFT . Oil vJ.fi'WlLlAM.S . . . II.,. Oin7 1 MA HKVICC. INC Bridge I Pointers Ily Mlllon C. Work . To finesse or not to finesse,- troublesome 'Bridge (juestion, our topic this week. Yesterday's hands were: MENUS iveniionl The ratiilkins suggested In tho tn- piii-J luncheon menus use. 'up any chlck- heeu left from By Sister Mary BBKAKKAST Ciange julc cereal, crcuin. creamed ttrieu ih-i-i Ion toast, graiiam and raisin niui; I fins, milk, coifi-e. M 1,1'NCHKUN Macaroni and! chicken minikins, .lettuce sand- i of , wlchfs. prune whlpo with custard ' Miss Clara s.i lice, milk, tea. iKlicnower . - played CnilmAn' ' 1 INN UK Lamb U'', nakeu jve Song. which was followed 1 s.Ua.sh. -endive salad, apple tapioca n iinitsmillv irnnd rentirt l)V pudfling. milK, COM H. Cui'l Helm of , tho conv I liu Xtm I ini:i I I ill 1511 "SR rtl' i ,. i,t,.i. i'll that may hav 111!, roast ciuckcii serveti iu tui J n.-.rs' brrore. This time of year a ... . ... , , ui,i(1'( ' lett-over ran often be kept .until ,,, f , work .n.i:r. -j;;,,,:--;,,,,,,,., in ,.u i -juimimi mi . onn.hnir eon broken macaroni. to 1 cup ti.it need chicken, 1 egg,! Vi teaspoon suit.- Vi leasp'ioir t paprika, 2-:i cup milk, teaspoon rparsh-y salt. Cook -macaroni in honing saneri J water until tender.. Drain and rinse in cold water. Drain. ( hup with the chicken in chopping bovt. Beat egg until v ry light i.vK-9-5 U VIQ-9-5 , I MMTM 1DUIMII (MJMMT) K-8-4-3 4K-9-2 v A-7-4 4 , In both hands South (Closed Jland)is playing a No Trump; tho adversaries have not bid, Tho plii to trick 1 is: Oakland, Cab. and attended by, inly c'liincil. She 'stressed par- ," thirty tiie summer round-up of t child of the pro-school nge. en tln-v an oxiimiiv-d and mad dy to enter school. 'She also Hl.il ed I he silvei cup which was anted to Union county during ! meting of the Oregon Con ss of. Parents and Teachers' here similarly if they were of the (iimc length: but In No. 6 Declarer has nine Clubs, In No. 5 only eight. Willi nine a finesse to enjeh a (Jueen is inadvisable. , In No. 6 lead small, playing Aco from Dum my. That would ensure very (Mill) trick If a singleton Queen were held in "either hand. If both West and "Kast play small, lead Ktvo of Clubs from Dummy and, if Kast. again play small, do not finesse; try to drop the Q u eon u pon t h e theory that four ad verso cards aro apt lo be divided 2-2. Today's lines lug J'rold4'iuH Hand) Is playing a No Trump; the adversaries have not bid. Tho play to trick 1 is tho samo fur yes terday's hands. . To trick 2. South (Closed Hand) should lead a ('tub. How should Decluror play to handlo tho Club suit in each case. Answers tomorrow. Copyright, 1927, John K. DUlo Co. nber of new parent-teacher as- lalinns during the year. .Miring the meeting JO. A. Sayre. inly .school superintendent, and ion K. Kberluird, member of the the organia.tion of the largest J wltll S!l(( paprika and -milk. Add.j macaroni and cmcKen una parley j alt and mix thoroughly. 1 urn iinlq buttered, minikins. Place the j molds on several ithickm:ssrs of paper in a dripping pan. Sur- cover with buttered paper and bake minutes in a moderate oven. The inal arrangements fm the 'an-; timbnles should be firm to tho 1 lmv;i!ir in- "llm-Dittf Su le" t O I 1 0licll ill tllO center when dollc. held by the Altai- society of thc t'miiold on a large hot pialler Ih.ilie ehnrch Haliinbiv. Deo. 10.. polir over a ncn loniaiu jm the 1. (). l). F. buildinir here.1 cheese sjiucc re made yesterday afternoon 'I ' ,r , 1 r .9 M iS IWWT IXADfl) I U J " 1 11 5 i " i 1 3 3 0 jj I ii ill 1 1! 1 HVTl I U"VT" .. I im. tt:.. I 7-6-4-3 IHHW-Z I! imkis ui niiTY SAHKM, Ore.. Dec. I. (A 1') Al though ho stoutly denied beforo tho Marlon county circuit court that he had. failed to support his aban doned wife and minor child In Kings county. New York, John Murtuugh pleaded guilty when his ease was called for trial in New York,- says information received at the office of AttoYuey General Van i i ii nit. v Murtaugh's halmes corpus trial here, brought to combat extradition, was a local sensation for several days. In both hands South (Cloned 'ii NVu I l:iiiinhlr rilv u'iit henteil ' by 22G4 votes and demanded a re count. That's Just one of the quaint Hud interesting )l1llo ways tho ladles ure bringing Into poli tic. (iiunde board of education, were round with loiling water. IC'I II 'Mil Hfl it ivn iMiKimf. and en the members of the society t at the home of Mrs. Charles yiiulds. Mrs. Hugh Brady, who is presi- n of t he Altar society icral chairman in charge nar. Mis. Charles Iiiymdds has i rce nf the pillow cases and tow- ; - Mrs. J. ' (i. Snodgrass, the ons; Mrs. Harry M. J. Turner, handkerchief and baby things; . . ., . iJsileiv: river .. I'CI.IMI V.IC'I1, lilt L'UUnL'U and Mrs. J. J.. Munhall thol uly. ' 1 'ol lowing yesterday's busityss sion a social hour was enjoyed en tho hostess tserved refresh-,-nts. I'ce a stock mad from the liones of the chicken for the liquid in either sauce. To Irick 2, South (Clased ITand) should lead a Club. Tho question in each case in: How should Declar er plan to handle the Club suit? Tim Answers No. fi. , Declarer has eight Clubs in his two' hands, so a finesse is advisable. Not having the Ten In eithe rhand, there is only one wav to finesse, viz., by leading low ' I t orn loxed Hand toward Dum my; ,but instead of trying the fin esse on trick 2, South should lead the King or Clubs so that if Kast hold the singleton CJueen It would -The be cuplurcd. If each adversary . . . l tlljl V !1 Mil! II 11 f lull WUlt U is Mi-tln(,-;"li"B niK.nM.y ....I.......... .. - , - ftf II... !' rtOU tliai Nlllll! OH l.-. .l . . , uu HVBl OI IIIC'' , . , , i ! i.litv- ii ui.... 1 1 'i.i. v, r lllOlinUUI! IMM'll rciliovuil l ' '"J .nuiu.i lMll-SU t tm t trnffic on Als-a Jiii.'hv;iy Ih'-I'Ii" .l:u'k. twicn Ciirviillis unil Woldporl will! Ko- varii-a from No. 5 In Imv lio rnMiimVil Krliliiy morniim-. - ,lnB Au fafinir Klnu-.lurk Insti'ail The l:iioM-''lt (tonal liiKliway is of Arc-Jack lai-liiK Kliig. .The iopen nm-lh "f Nowimrt as fur ;n ui ini-mi iwo mills DHnB Kili-iz rivor. lull. i l.lorkid hpiwi-fii- jiy.ii-y--ouinrniiiniiB-'i iho SiloU and Tuft hy a sliiie. - f ' ' ' SI.IDI-: HKMOVII SAI.KM. Ore.. Dec. 1. ( A 1 1 ) - frm traii;jrafjrmf motor Latest 1928 Models I of the Real Orthophonies Victrolas on sale. Do Jiot Imy until you have heard and seen the new model. On Display At Adler's Music Co. In With Newlins Quality and Service ? "Buy It The Adlcr Way" for your Xmas pros- 2 ent $1.00 today, $1.00 each week, and the in- $ strument is delivered Xmas Eve (Dec. 21.) 2 5 v- ' t Comfortabl , Quilted satin slip- rCr- pe1'8 "l "" Colo' s -ZZT tr5Sv?r';S comfy or hard soles, ' hviih 01" without R K3 Imported French taiifjo - , ' ra mules in brocade, satin, ' Z. Mj colored with ostrich feather trim. Sw d Serviceable! . ' L Black l)atont. blue .. I Zsr k'd a,lfi apricot kid. I. 0 Lined in a variety ' r! ' "Shoes' That Fit Thb Feet" PUTNAM'S Keady-To-Wear Millinery Shoes The silk in a liride'rt li-onsseali is ullowpil lo enter l''iiiianil((luly free, alllouuh tiie iliilien on iniporteii silk uie iili-'h and form one of the rhieTm.tirees of revenue, to the state.' . t Tliose who trjok ad-' vantape of our No vcnihcr Specials ' SAVED , MONEY It is our policy to have money saving specials on seasonable items each month. ' Watch for the an nouncement of our December Specials. Moon Drug Co. The Owl Unit Do. f H Rhinestones fek if i Ypur Radiator From Freezing At Night When It's in Your Garage Bands of rhinestnne on the quill dlrHt attention to the face tin tf biddcu behind this green ufatrkb 4veulas Ian. ' Direct a Westinghouse Spot Heater on That Radiator. t UK SUKE to have a heat meter installed and take ad vantage of the very low rate offered. Electric Heat Is A Safe Heat Eastern Oregon Light & Power Co. ' ,: "Always at Your Service" Altaian's The Paris Shop Sold by the U. S.' Courts A "IK A the U. S. Courts Read! This entire slock of Ladies' Ready-to-Wcar, Furnishings, Millinery, Hosiery,-Etc., must be disposed of in one way or another as hurriedly as human capability ever forced an issue for it is not a question of price itis a matter of winding up the affairs at once. SALE NOW ON 29.50 'K on ' ,, VIS Ult.MM j,,.lil Coats $14.95 $11.95 (OATS Itaiikriitl Salr I'rlrc Salt? I'riiv 32.50 : o v, s ,rr-B r r r Sale -.-l.v,K V ' T ? 16.50 19.50 iuti:ssi;s 1 bankrupt Salt- I'rliVH niEi;ssi;s Itu nk ru jit Silk- Prlcfs 37.50 : "OATS f tii nit fn i it Nnl I'rli1 $19.95 12.50 : ms (frr m nP lli.Ml.n.nt U-.Vf F K..l- ITKl - ro rn vis 0t.O b,Mkrt Siile I'rii--. $32.95 29.50 11.50 Dresses $6.95 $9.95 $11.95 $14.95 $16.95 $4.95 )0 rj ii;ssi;s llaiiknipt Salt! lrl(rrt inti:ssi.s f Itmkrii pt Salu J'lUt's OO TA iiti;ssi:s lUtiikrnpt Silk- J'rlitu IMIKSNKS tiinkriiil KiiU- rrUrl in TL D : D 1 l La Grande I He I dllo Udlllirupi Oregon
