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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 2, 1928)
"A e 7 i !.1 199008 Monday, January 2, 192ft LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER ' Page Three EWS Dances, Parties Usher In 192S In. La Grande Members, of the Ia (irunde t'oun 1 iy cliih enjoyed ii delightful New Year's party Saturdny evening In tin? ballroom of Hie tui (;i,unde ho Ld.when I hi' first country' Huh daneo of I ho reason wan held there. Mann's Imperial orehestrn fur nished innsle for the daneln, whieh Marled at !, oYlork nnd iunitiniie.1 until- 12. when those til tending helped to usher the now year to I .a lirunde with horns ami other noiso-inakinrr means. About forty eouples wen prison! regular meeting Saturday. Jan. -when Miss Jennie Keilsun will he j the hosteas, j Bridge Pointers Jly Milton C. Work Thin week the It ridge articles V , 1 will illustrate partnership bidding: .The .Osohn rninpflrv k'M .Kioup lu, M,.!lioll!l .mjf h0w two part hold an unusual tTrenioniiU Ki ldi:y . ,l(.ra South an.l North (South -I.e. j injr the Dealer) may, by bidding tin fires of work, health am! love. Whftu the randies- bin in-d th nlfciit at the home of the Rtuudinn. Mlm Artn Verity, when ft t lirlftl- nu.r n.Hu--tl-i- turnH. jrlvo tut-H mill council fire wu held. .' Alum; otliev tlie most neeurnte informa W'ilnm lliinsell was awarded the ,i(,n ,.oneernlnfr, their . respeetivo rank of wuodjrnlherer. making t .le . lol,nnKS limi ultimately reurh the s'.xlh woo.lifuthei-M- in the Ki-oiip. contract whh-h they would have To the usual rite of uwarrlinn ranks n;um,,i m, thry tu.utuiy seen each an.i honors was ndded the ll;;htintf . other's hands of the thrHtim:s tit e candles from ... . ... A . with a combination of strong North I lit.. I U.ii.tU K. o.x M'., ..,,! l.'.iui , ' . ' ' J are supposi-d to pass w henev ', '. , . . , 7, ' turn of etth t , , the (,"l nuestion h what dechira- put put a cum e, epres:lnjf nit she, ,, , . . . 1 '. , . . t thins South ami North would make ....... . , ww.ll.v tllVIIM III.. ''.ll's' nilt U,Mi- T''',fe problems will start 1 , today ami continue until- l-'riday. In all cases tho score is supposed , ., i t o he love-all, ami tlie answers 1 nm in ofr u' I 'h i In m.i ti tirni.rii in. will appear on the foliowhiff nay. 1'he two hands lor today are; , it Is declare: and for tho dunce, which was Informal Durlm: tho danciiiK pumh was. new year in artipfii-e, to I; Kenetl. Favors were cltcr paper flame of happy rhrtstm.is j.atf'."' jhuininK throughout the whole year. . After the tlancc many of the j The council fire brought Ui an p-uosls nllonded the midniKlit mat-'end 1 ho nirls t'hi istmai! .program, " liiro at tho Arcade theater. , 1 which Include the making of joke A no-hotat dinner was enjoje l , boxes for the- hospital. Pie Imyl nty j by several of lue eouidos in the'and deliverinB of a box of food ;if lintel (liiiiiiK iiiiifii precedin'ff (he -a CiirlHtmas ijift to one needy fam ilance. Il". ami l he sinuiiif; ;f i 'hristmas jcarola on Christmas eve. A rlullKhtful holiday party took, pluco Suturduy rventiit? ul tlonou i.. .ii u-i.n ..i.i.m ,-. ihn I TTn cf Aim Cfov A ....... - -luaoigi ii rotcii r llriinde t!r:iinhow rl'aoter enter-1 .- -r . 1 1 ' talned their frlemlsal a Leap Year UHlOn InStfUlS orinep. Karh Kb I of the nsHnnhly ltiltel one hoy and one kH'I to the ii'iffi- llinio hoinL' tihftul lfiO VMin-r The ldh school orchestra fur-1 Ina,r"n r V! ""Vn 7 i lu ,ui 1 .l,,,,,!,,, vtn rl ml : "a pb' " No. 4'.. Order of the ast- ' round; iT hid, what Ms hid should ; be. In either case (initial bid or ; p:is.s by South) determine (West passing) whul deelaration North should make. After Soulh's iuiiL'il ileclaratlon (hid or p:iMt. a pas bNorih or a ass by South after North has bid will end the uiic jtion aiitl. unless both South and ( North have passed, on the first roumf, the last bid will become the !' conU-acl because, an has Imm'H ex pi. iln. d. Kast and West pa s every tinre. As. lonK as North and 'South . continue to overbid, the auction ! will. continue. It Is sutftrested that you' write ' your bids and keep the slip of pa ; per on which you have entered : them until you road my answers ' which will appear on the follow--'ins day. Make a contest of this: j'wet your Hrhlfie friends to do it : also ami see who has the best, ree , ord for the week. .You will find i this to be most interesting and also most helprul to you In your future , bidding'. (Copyrfoht John K. Dtlte t'o.) A ;rmau Aviator flew JVum pooi;nc to I'.nnn, a distarice of -1 niile. upside down. .I'NION (Special! Mrs. l-'r.rnces reri'all was installed as worthy at Siou o'clock and eonnnuetl unttl !l::ui. i.ndlos' choice ami ladles' ' la' rlances wero futures during the evening. , '- ratrnus and t"lt''oniy,t'K nr ,lu; dance ineluderl the mother advisor i. iUt. I.'nli.linn- Phnntor- Mrs C .V . ! -r....i viiuu miih.i ua ul'lue.fcj-ess; Mrs, member of the advisory board, Mr. and Mrs. . M. Humphreys. Mr., and Mrs. Colon It. Kberhard. and I lir.nnd .Mrs. It. (I. MeCall. I 1 VK-4-3 . i - M-9-S ; - v H-j-m m K-H3 H Minds are like parachutes: They function only when they ttro open. Sparkling Hanky MENUS Kot even the haudkcrchlef has eaped the rhlnestone erase. This fragile urressory now sparldes iu Us own iihu ' 1 The only way to make a pessimist happy Is to tdmrp ins troubles, Ity SIKTKIt MAItV j llUKA K KAST - Stewed prunes with leinoii. scrambled outf. rlsi broiled bacon, fried comment iuunIi syrup, milk coffee. 1,1 'NCI I KON Creamed rice on iKt, cahlia4e and carrot salad. apple sauce, molasses cookies. milk, tea. D INN Kit Tomato bouillon toast sticks, cheese souffle, potatoes la crra m sauce, buttered spinach fruit jelly with whipped cream coffee. Nearly every man has distinct- chopped boiled ami decided Ideas on how mush .pquaroa hot toast, , should he made and fried, but i Melt butter, stlr ihey all seem to auree that the cnok five minutes, mush itself should be cooked for stanily. Add milk, a Iouk time. If cornmeal is mix- lrinj; to ed to a smooth thin pa.sie with cold not let I water heforo adding to the boiuny pepper water there Is little dunk'er of . platter "1111)11111117' as when the meal is and stirred directly Into bollluK water, ov Cook directly over the fin met stir rlmr constantly for fifteen minutes, f , then cook several hours iver hot 'water. C nil inert It ice on 'i'oast 1 One cup hot cooked rice, table jsiioous hotter, I ',cups' milk, I l,j ( Tablespoons flour, Vj teaspoon salt. n teaspoon pepper, 1 cup finely PUTMAN'S La Grande's Exclusive Hently-To-Wenr Millinery & Shoes baked ham, 4 the autumn harvest of wild rice and blueberries. in flour, ami 1 stirring con- I siIrrinK. nnd the boilim; point but do dl. Season with, salt and Arranue toast un a ha Cover with a layer of ham I then a layer of rice. I 'our ' cream sauce, garnish with ' "parsley nnd serve at once. Kvery man Is more or less bravo until his I. hit'!' has been called. : rid. a n of Tower, Minn., perform their tribal dances In a well-llprhted and comfortably heated hall of modern architecture. An orchestra pit in the center of tho hall accom modates the native drummers. Dances are Kiven In observance of Backache Ditlienr tuning - exhausting. For a strongr timber, pain-free back; men and women everywhere are us ing and recommending Foley PUlt; diuretic. They Butisfy;cost but little. Foley Pills J A diur.lle stimulant for tli. kldny. ramnu wunru im mi i asais! . Kirst examine the, hand of South ... t (Dealer ) and determine whether ja meeting was hehl r,t the Mab-mie , hall here. Frank ( 'onner ' w:is in stalled as uv hy pal ron ; Mrs, 1 )oi - jothy Mideici', associate dim t ton : I M.ii-.j-.ii, I'l-v ,,1.wln..tl-i Mis. Corlrudc Davis, associate con- l"- u i..e I)tuiiy Cock, siwit r j tary: At rs. KranU ( 'onner, I tilth : Mrs. I .an i ii I.awsou, Kstlu r: Mrs. Littler, Ma. ton: Mrs. Mark -I'hy.' Klecta; Mrs. l"ied l-'ox, warder. and Mrs. Waller Cock, sentinel. Mr s. Nt ilie Litl ler acted as iu- ljjs.hcen a-n Invalid r.ir i 4 years. ! Dirner was served ut 1:30 oVloek I'wtth eovers;)Kid for Miv ami Mr. M . tor iMAith.-Mr. ifnd Mrs. K. o. Z ek. Mr. and Mi's. I'M K,lcl:le. Mr. 'ami Mrs. (luy Hall and two dauuh- Mr. and Mrs. Nolan Skiff enter- . ,. , ...., ters. Dave Smith and Kenneth tained the ineidbers of the Lu " imt. , . n.-. ii , Lte iirldKP club at u delightful Kcw "won "-' ' Year's party Saturday eveuin aj mson as fhm' bean r. tl.eir home on Oak street. A,U'r Uu (i-remames a social niiiir a eiijujeo, oca i fiirmi nienls were served by the commit tee in rh-.u'tfe. Three tables of bridge were at play during tlie evening and igU scoro anions tho women went to Mrs. Harry W. Mohr. Tom ituck iinin recevled the men's flrsl pii.e and the consolation pri,t s went to Ann. Keane;ii MedforU and Har.y A!u .- 'I Tho tioino was decorated In keen-l'rs" South, all of I'nion; Mr. and Mrs. tleofffe South and daughter, Kay. of Medical Springs, and Mrs. Ida Vandevanler, of Spokane, Wash. , I'NION (Spcc'al) Mi mhers of the T.- H. club enjoyed their an nual . Christmas party Thursday evening at the liome of Mr. and WinsMio in Norih t'n- b.K wtlii lue holiday season. A i V -, ( prettily decora tetl Chrisltmis tree Koiir tables , I'l.tJ Hill II1M I i'1 Miss Thomas and Mr. Matthews Wed crved as a eentorpleee for the ble and favors were clever red and i lireen paper cups.- While a two- course llineneou was Jienrg sei ven . after the card games, New Year's an'' resolutions, which wefe found In i it walnut shell at each place, were read. the v The marriage or Miss Laura Tho mas to Harvey h .Matllfev.s was solemnized at high noon Saturday at the home of the bride's parentu it l(ke ( 'rystal, Minn. I mined - Women players inlety .following thi wedding brittge evening and lilgn Choir Members Of Church . Entertained!" score, among went to Mrs. Walter Cock. I.. .. monev Mr. and Mis. Matthews hit "Terra!! received the men's pri.e for Chicago, .ill.. Where they Will the vonso ntion prizes went to Kpend t heir honeymoon, expecting .Mrs. L. Z. Terrull and Kretl Kox. Io rt-luin to La firande ahoui Jan. :The-rnim3 wore pretl iiy-ri coral - i n to mnke their home In this city. -I in keeping with the holiday sea-j .m1jH Thomas has resigned her Mr. and M rs. Tom Kuckrnun will ! s"n- . Mniys oi nony ana nnsue- pnsiilon as-bi.stoiy teacher in Die .entertain Hie club ul Its .next !nee1-j,m: an.'' a hnghtly deem a ted Christ;-, dgh svvl'oplhci-inr?vdi)K,frt'e.ri Oon ing w hich w ill be Tuestlaf evening, J "lilH t,',',' added "lothe attractive- nreted wllh Hie La' Crande public 'Jan. Ih. Jness of the rooms. 'school system in that capacity for I-.neli guest hrougiit a nr lsimas l ire past year and a half, and has gill ami alter the games gills werr i(fM.n vry successful in her work exchanged and opened. At ah np-' 1(j,-c. ;,, Is a graduate' of the j-propriale hour the hi s less served I'uiver-.'iil y of Minnesota autl before two-course luncheon. t . coming to Oregon. she taught school in New l'ork slate. Sin possesses I INION (Special) Mr. an.t Mr.-. v arming iiersonality and during Dr. and Mrs. A. L. Uiehardsnn j -.. M. "Stoker celebrated their tii'ml time she has been in La C.raath iriul Mr. and Mrs. V. II. Itobm ii- wedtlijr;,' anniversary on Christmas j1;is m-nle many frh nds here, kamp Jr. ent.-i t aim Die choir, j,ty w;tn lalnriy dinner at tin ir( .r. Mallhews is biibiness nran membeis of the Kirst Kresbylerhrn j home in South Cnion. Dinner was nK,.r ,f the Observer, luivlng re- cuurcu ami inuir niiMiaiiu.i m i tTervcu at l :.;u o ciock wiin rovers attractive parly on Wednesday eve- j for Is. The table was tasle,- ning al the Itlelrardson home hon-jfjiy decorated In keeping wj4h the !. holiday season. I ol I owing dinner t he afternoon was jjpeni visiting. M r. Stoker 's I years of ag and his wife is four years hisjuu- Mor. oriug Mr. aritl Mrs. A. V. Llndg and Mr. and Mrs. rl C. lleyn ohls. who led La (irunde over the weekeml, Mr. and Mrs. Llndgreit C.oing to I'oitlaml anl Mr. ami Mis. Lcynohlri to Klamath Kails. - About 4o pet sons wer e guests at the flirty and during the evening A program of music ami visiting was enjoyed. Mrs. Kay Kullersang two groups and two encore num bers. Mrs. Ilar!ey Kichardson play f.d u piano group nn4 an em oi .'. Mrs. (reorge Lichardson sang two (elections ami Kiavia Killer Sher wood rang a group of solo num bers and an encore. At an appropriate hour refresh ments were served, Miss Until (iel bel ami Miss Marian Manna assist ing tlie hostesses in serving. T-lie older members of the choir w ere seated at one long tahje In the dining room, which was effec tively decorated with a centerpiece uf ted carnations In a silver vase and was lighted with red candles. Similar decorations were also used on the small tables In- the living room, where the younger members uf the choir wore served. ltnim.uct-4 of lovely yellow " and lavender chrysanthemums were ar ranged in the reception hall and In L.e drawing loom. During t he evening the- honor gmsts were presented with gifts m tipprccintkm of t heir work In tlie . choir. Holh Mrs.' Llndgren mi l ' Mrr. Iteynolds have been members of t'no choir since Its organization la re some time ago under the di rection of Mrs. Ulclmrdson. "Japanese Art and Whistler" will l.e the program subject tomorrow ufternoon when the first meeting of the J-a, (irande Neighborhood club since the holiday season will be held in the club rooms tn the li brary building. Mrs. K. II. Apple- bvund Mrs. M. II. Cleaver will have charge of the program, which h expeeted to be one of unusual In terest. ' The regular business session will precede the program, presided over by the president. Mrs. Sherwood V'HI.ains. A called ini.Lng of the WorlO Wide Fiiild of the First Baptist i hurcli was hehl Saturday after . n oon v.-It h the cntinseilor of ih1 r-ul'd. Mrs. V. !'. MrAdory. at tb. I n rtrand hotel: l:. -ports of (lire looks were given by Mrs. It. It. i ren. Miss Mabel Seliaffcr ond Mlv Cornelia ILrisen. A brif buslni- session was h'id during the afternoon w hen the gin. .iei to ft.irt a "charm rhc d, Which Will lte dlsriif.ied at the next d in La (Irunde for three years. He attended Moruiiom h college at Monmouth. III., unci was engaged in the newspaper business in Iowa be fore coming vtsl. Me has also i made a host of -friends in J.a (Grande w.ho .lilu tn wishing ihem iiiitnv veins of happiness. I Announcements I'NION' (Special) The Major Soiilh home in North I'nion was. the stfeiic of a delightful gathering last MonTa v when a family re- I The 'rystal Kebecca lodge will union -was heid then It uuh th. have installation of officers Wed tirsl time pie enlirt'e. f.,uiHy has nesday evening. Jan. 4. After the I ti n together for i" years and was installation refreshments will be a most enjoyable affair-, espectal'y served. AM members and visitors for the mother. Mrs. South, who are urged to attend. POOR ALADDIN! SEE WHAT HE MISSED ' NLA Scrvlee, New Yor k tiureau ) Aladdin's lamp never brought forth lu It-iVdart anything to rival tho benuty of Ixigh Haskin (lefti nnd Huth lluckuer. They are to nppenr thus in the. billet of New York society's hem-fU, "A Night In HugdAd," B.aekriipt OF THE PARIS La Grande, Oregon S SL NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC The entire stock of ladies' and misses' Coats, Suits and Dresses, Hats and. Furnishings must be closed out in a very short time. Everything must go to the bare walls. We are including in this' bankrupt sale all the New .Spring presses and Hats just arrived all at bankrupt prices. Take ad Vantage of the condition"prevailing end put in a: goodly gupply'of '.dresses, as it will be utterly impossble for you to duplfcate such high class mer-. chandisc at the prices now quoted. Once we close our door, which will be in a very short time -We take this opportunity to thank the many patrons for their liberal patronage and wish. you one and all a veiy Happy New Year. "..".'.., THE MANAGEMENT '..' - THE VAR-yA: La Grande, Oregon , SALE STARTS TOMORROW AT 9:00 A. M. m moe vsnxK DRESSES ' We have a wonderful variety of dresses for afternoon and evening wear, that includes all new spring dresses at Bankrupt prices col ors red, green, blue, monkey, biege, black, wisteria, peach. DRESSES Regular $19.50. Regular $22.50. DRESSES $11.95 . $14.95 $16.95 school. Regular values to $27.50-Bankrut Sale price Thc Pai.isLa Gr One lot of silk and wool dresses most all small sizes good for Regular $27.50... Regular $:52.50... ande Coats for Sport and Dress a complete close out. All Winter Coats must be sold at once, re gardless of price, v BANDRUPT SALE 'PRICE COATS Regular $25.00 Regular $29.50, Regular $32.50 Regular $39.50 Regular to $69.50 $11.95 $14.95 $19.95 $33.95 New Spring Hats A "large stock to chose from at w kiji. .jfiiv; ii lien, aitiva if W, X $1.95, $2.95, $3.95 IISCELLANE0US Children's hose, Ladies' and Men's Sweaters y.. nnirir Underwear, Rayons, Ties, Handkerchiefs, Hjl r "Kllif Heads, Shirts, etc. ,mu 1 ,UUL THE PARIS La Grande, Oregtn SOLD HY TUB U. S. COURTS-BANKRUPT COATS of better grade Broadcloths, Venice, Plush all high grade fabrics. ; Regular t97 OC $72.50 Regular $OQ QC $79.50 OV.VD CHILDREN'S COATS Fur Trimmed and Plain Reg. $9.S0 Coats $2.05 Reg. $10.50 Coats $6.95 Reg. $19.50 floats $9.95 3E -3 ft? Pif-
