La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 12, 1928, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text... , iJ.'. Thursday, JanUary 12,. 1928. Page Three la Vrande evening observer docietyNews wore ami' the second prUe went t to ilnt. Orvuile Doane. lira. Rr ' net Walrten receiver! the consoln- annouaceif later. Hope Chapter, No. ' 13.' Installs Ttfc - 109Q ni-olei'10", ?rir-. ' , .ul ...... ' ... r V, , , v j j , eopal church met at the home, o,1'""' . . will be held WedncBday, Keb. l.. w... 0 1 1 wus eniov tee nerved refreshment. Several slonary Wurfc In Africa." Tin1 hofe- Wqol W;us pleclcd B retury-treitK- urcr fur (he real ot the dim year. tens servo! refreshment to ttuccned Mr. Kruiieea Carbine. The ItfiKllie kIJ of the fiit whn h:iM moved to Waila Walla, j K. I, hall. J. A. Arlmrklc wiih-In ward. Mutual Improveemnt iifsuotu- Wash., io make her home. Mulling nfMcer for the mens lodff. new mem hen were present at in meet'.np;.- The next topic in an "Ai t Muqueradc,'V with Miss Itlnnctie HerxInRer a chairman,-? The thne and plno of the meeting will hotlon me: at too home of their lead- A piomnin was Riven during theHnrt MrB- Herthu White Installed InttiallatloM of the Itoyal Neighbors unit the Modern Woodmen lodges which was held ItiHt evening at th The Women a "eoreixn rilss lon- ary society of the Methodist Kpls With ceremonies wnien were ex- Tho- Holomnla nrldire olnh met repilonully beautiful. lmprcHlve.; yefiteriay. afternoon with Mm. i.nd disnlfled. Mrs. I.ydla l.oneyj George MrVey as hoateas ut her was duly installed art worthy mat-( hoine on Slsth blr,.e(. Three tu ron of Hone chapter No. i:i. Order. i.iu , m ni.. dnrtno of the Kustorn tftan last evening, j the afternoonand hiKh score was t pttfitclpated in by u Iim-rc group of members of the order. V topether with visiting members. Mrs Not ti K. Kakln, a past worthy matron, -nerved us installing offirer and ex emplified the work in a most (.harming manner.- She wus assist ed by Mis. fail if I. SteUieiimp. as instilling- nucshal, Mrs. Stella "lli jrlo its installing1 'l)aplain, and Mrs. Jean Hirnie, each of whom were introduced by Mrs. Maud K.W-Iber-ii.ird. Together Willi .Mis. l.oney. who will hold the chief office of the eluiplfP this year,, the following i lee live and app"oinile, offloers, wM-e installed in their respect I v slntions: wort hy patron: .lohh S. ModKfti: nssoe'ute matron, Mrs. I In -m (Ira hum: secretary. Mrs. Kloc ence I tii tfon ; treasurer, Mrs.. 1011a V, ltHssdl; eondiielresH, Mrs. Myr tle I;. Ile.illy: associate conduc tress, Mrs. Isa M. lioldnson; cluap laia. Mrs. Milcali Itakcv: mtsha!, Mrs. Minnie 10. linden: nrjranls'., trs. Nellie J. Nclll; Adah, Mrs. Winifreil - IlloUhind: liulh, Mrs,' Knima 1'owlcY; KsVher. Mis. Uuth Walker: Marllm. Miss Stella Hlnck: i;iecta. Mrs. Hazel Tryon; warder, Mrs. 'elia I'layU-i sentinel, J, .1. Ifrouxhton: 'oltir bearer, . I Uv J. t.., 1 II K ' . ', WlHin lite ofrieerslad been prop erly seated Mis. Hazel (Trillium, as sociate mat i;on. presented Mrs. Ixuu y wii h a basket of flowers which were uyanl to convey to iter lite be.d wislys of heu'-associates in office and their pledge for hearty ' support throughout, the year. Mis. l.oney respondel with f- ellngJ a ior Worthy Patron .1. I.. Ingle t.jioke for the niembers of the ehup ter. the outgoing officers and bim Flf in extend ng to 1 lie retiring1 worl by niaU'on. Mrs. Minnie K. Ilodgin words of upprecjitton and also as a custom in liio order, ire renting her li the past matron's jovel. In responding Mrs. Ilodgin thankcil her orfirers and the chap ter, for the spirit or cooperation i-.nd helpfulness displayed during her regime.' The neV worthy pat ron. Mr. .Ilodgin. Kino spoke, touch ing I he outstanding principles of he order and its relation to the Masonic Tnitornity. . The installation was a part of flip regular nn-eting ot the chap ter year's work were given. , It was also the time for the election of tlif advisory board of the Order of the -Iku'iuhow for liirls, and tho old l&Qprd was re-elected, (1. N. Tark higion having been elected to fill the vacancy cans d by the removal of A. V. I.indgren. Following the chine' of the inert- won hy Mrs. V. L. line, ' Mrs. Oenver Charlton received, the con solation prize and the Kuest prise J went to Mrs. Frank Hlrlew. The rooms were prettily pror ated with bouquets of jiopples. Aft er the games the. guests were seat ed at one large table and a two course luncheon was served by the hostess. A large potted cyclamen; served us a centerpiece for the! luncheon table. , j ll rs. 1 larris French will be the I, next hostess to tho club Wednes- j day afternoon, Jan. 2.ri, at tho Jlllli apurtmenis. j j The Daughters of (he American, Hcvolutlou met eslcrday aftoi- ! noon nt the homo of Mrs. II. (I. Smith In un Interesting session. The purchasing of a chair in Constitu tion hall, now under construction i in Washinginnr 1. as u memor-ial- to the )ate Mrs. (iiace Itusey, org:inilng regent of the. .O. A. It. here, was discussed during the bus llleH session. The Angel 'Island GoTninitlce reported - that a com plete .Iftix'of clothing had1 been sent to the island, . ' The advisability of a silver tea to be held on Wnsblugion's birth day was discussed, bul no action was taken.- To hold a tea. on this dale 'is the unnual custom of P. A. it. chapters everywhere. .Mrs. Kd Kiddle was elected dele gate to the I. A. H, congress to if held In Washington, IX '., In April. A hocIuI-hour followed when.tho hostess' served refreshments. . j Third "Elks Dance- ' Gjven Last Night; About 40 couples attended tii"j ; dance which was given In tho l-llks j ballroom here last night; The dunce wus the third of a ser.es being g(V- en by the lodge for lis members and friends during the winter months.. Mann's Imperial -orches tra furnished music for IhedaRo-J ing. whch started at ? o'clock. At uhotittll o'clock refreshmt ntsj were served In the dining' half. , The next dance to he given by the lodge will be Wednesday eve-, ning, Jan. 2u, ' . .. HnnnrinL' the 7ftth. blrthdau an during which reports ni me tlivo,.Mury 0f i,. McKennon, Mis, too avenue, yesterday afternoon The meeting was opened by the president, Mrs. It. W. I.eighton, und Mrs. U. Iv. Tyler had the les son for the ufleinoon. " lle Fonable Service" was the subject given hy Mrs. Tyler,' after wliich she ulso spoke on "Tithing." During the social hour Mrs. K. M, Jllcknx read ti iiaper on "Mis- Miiw liucllc Metcalf. Tu.siiay afi,rnoon consisting of "li piano solo '' lt"al Neighbors, asslstel ev.ntng ami nuiile Heir scrap i,y Mrs.'('lylc Webb, u piano du-t ' -MrH 'l Tliompson, cere lundvs lo be usei during the year. y jrs Hat. sbafter unl Mis, nion'at tnarnhsl. There wre lu girls present and U'iik..rMon -nl two rtclia- tfficers of the Modern Wood-. after making books a taCy pull iimiM iiv ioiia i uu iioion .iminlJuen ' insialled follow; venerable !. . Well -I ltlt 1t. iiml "I lit! i eiiiioiii, J. itub ii; nwnov mi- King t'ole." Tlie I'atkdttJe ciub met Weillles ilay ufternoon at the country home of .Mrs. tlturef Ftlokland. An ev eelleut. potluck dinner was serve t at I oVtiK'k.the youngt r members of the club being hostesses to the members over fin years of age. jiff er which tho regular business ses sion was held.., Mrs. I-Yank K. visor. A. l l.lnd: past consul, Iim 1n..n.Ui l.tink.i. OIiuku ni.l Wii Visit or present for the meeting ' 1 , ,, - , , , unit: clerk, Jake ltndoek: escort. were Mrs. Fred Kiddle, of Isluudl , . . ... - dale, and Mrs. 1.1 O. lturch. of Nys- fa. Ore., who Is visiting here with her. daughter, Mrs. Tom Slandley. ' A larKe crowil attended ihe joint watchman, Harry Sullivan: trustee," W. M. Koeter. StePa Weeks was installed as oracle of the Itoyal Neighbors lodge. Other officers are: vice oracle. Alia Winhurn; past oracle, ing the entire group went to tlit table, McKennou entertained nt a turkey dinner yesterday afternoon at their v home on N avenue. Co ers were laid for 12 around the attracllvely decoruled table and at 2 o'clock wi excellent dinner wun served, cop sisting of turkey and the many things that go with It., Flowers fr,t-i..ul , Mi'utiu oeti! ornlorn few the' banuuet room, where refreshment were served by a committee head ed by. Mrs. Mae Tarliinglon and Mrs. Mamie I ew is. Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Nelson en teiUiined the members of ho Al plia cliibat a bridge-dinner lufit evening, ut their home on' 'Cedar slreet. A three-course dinner was served at 7:ir o'clock iit rive small tables, where bridge was enjoyed afterwards. Jlouquets of chrysan themums and snapdragons In lav ender and rose colors weie used lo decorate the rooms. il ll ll.. ' tti-wln lilrrh stenre among, the wonfen during the eve ning's card games and the mf n': prize went to H. K. Dixon. Carnation Club Elects Officers Orrlrora or tin' i 'a rnallon fl n witi" I'lwtoi Inst ovtnitiff ivhcn thi-n-Killnr ini'OllnB of the dub w:m Iwld '.In- homo of XI ph. .Milton I'rire with.. Mrs. I'nl'toy Pilcp 11.1- h 8' illK llOliI.. Mph. I-:. I' IU'MhhU'P wiib cl(pli"l nio.siil.Mit. Mr... i 'lurk Willi) vlco .rslili-nj nn.l Mia. Pnrloy 1'plce KPlipcliiry-t ri jihui-it. Mih. U. I''. Swan. Mm. It. II. Smith und tin. Kriiput Will. Ion uiti1 nppotntod i-h mi-liihfis of tin- nuillliiiK coinmlt too. Hy-lawR ppoparod ly Mrn. '. K. Willi-. Mrs. Jai l; lltntl anil Mrs. M Hoiftaii woro aiii pt-.l hy tlw club inonilii'rH. I'-ollowlnK'thi' liusinr-Ki Hussion, at ul.out' S::ta oVIoi-k inijipop wan wmvl l.y thi- liost. ssia. aflrr which four tahlin or l.plilltn wi rr- at play. Mrs. W. I. Warn.r ma.io lilKh SI I i:l ,ro- P I : R M A M : S T 'I'.li.' SlinpltPlly -Wavi. t sti.on coii'o.N ii.oo .II. inip thin coupon lo thp lYnni-P! It.'anly Shoppp. -It ill worth $l.iio on 4i II. &o Pltplton IVrniunpnl Wavp. " l.xpprl Work, In all lip. K of lp iity rililur. I'liiHlf Main TIN Kop Appolntmpnt. The Frances Beauty Shoppe" In 1 t.i-nrwlc llntH Tnose present for the dinner were! Mr. and Mis. Frank- Mclveunon.j and Mr, und Mrs. itoutli Mpken-I noii, Mr. and Mrs. W. Jl. I.edbetter.T Mrs. J. - D. - McKennou, and Mrs. Jtuckinan, of Imbler, besides the honor guest and hostess. t After dinner the afternoon was spent visiting and extending best .wishes to Mr. McKennon lor many mort happy birthdays, 1 The. Altar society of fne Catholic church had un Interesting meeting yesterday afternoon ut the hofne of Mrs. William Siegrlst. Mrs. Hugh Brady presided over the business session, when plana were discussed lo take up a study program at tin social meetings of the society. A definite program will lie outlined and presented to the members later, A social hour followed the bus iness meeting when the hostess served refreshments. The White Hose club of the La dies auxiliary to the Itroi herhood of Hallway Trainmen met last eve ning with Mrs. C. K. Happersett and Mrs. Sadie Hull as hostesses ut (lie liupperselt home. Fourteen members were present and during the evening games were enjoyed, after wliich the women sewed und visited. Hefreshmeiits were served 1y the hostesses. Auxiliary Meets At M.,E. Church On Tuct'day evening Mrs. K. A.j K pi ing was hostess at an enjoyable meeting of the Young Women's durational auxiliary of the .Meth odist church, 00 young women br ing present. Mis. Kpliug was as sisted by Miss Anne Arnuldus. Mrs. Kulpu Webb, Miss Anctta Johnson, Ml Mae Stearns und Miss Mima Cooper, us well us' by those taking part In the program. j The program topic for the eve-j ning wis ' Hest Things of und the various divisions were presented by Miss Henrietta ller-J ring, who reviewed bllijeuiwth Coop-j rer "My l-udy of the Indian 1'ur dah. Miss Aneuu jonnson. v n u a review of Ivdwln Arlington Hob Inson's narrative poem. "Tristram:" Ir. Uwa Wilkes, who gu a short life ot iKHiglus Volk, und bin paint ing of Abraham Lincoln, 'exhibit ing severul prints of Ihe plctuie. and by Mlsn Nell Mahaffey, who reviewed I'uul Oreen's pluy, "Ini Abraham's Bosom." , The last numbers were given byj an orchestra, new to locul au diences, and one which the uux lllury euthusiastlt-allr adopted as Ms own. Miss Mima Cooper hang "Tin Winding Trail," to an orchestral acconianiment. for the first musi cal number, after which the or chestra gave two more selections. The personnel Is as follows. Violins. Mrs. r. H. Holdnson und Miss Mue 'St earns; saxophone. Mis Mubel Ioty; cellos. Miss Mlmti Cooper and M1m Harab Williamson; piano. Mm Italpb Clurk. After the program, the commit- January WMMMUMMMWi Clearance Of I.. Miller Shoes ! Patent Leather Pumps and Tan Lizard . i One-Strap. Pumps. All size.1!. Values , $12.75 to $1-1.75. Now Specially Priced at : $9 95 "Shoes That Fit The Feet" . .. ; . :. :.: PUTMAN'S 'MA 'La Graiule'r! Exclusive Ready-To-Wear V-' v ' Millinery & Shoes . o ?13 1 A nly in rvmerica as it become an art WEEKLY RADIO PROGRAMS(PaciricTimc throughout) Mondays 7 to 8 P. M KSL; Tuesdays 8 to 9 P. M., KMTU; Wcdncida) ! 8 to 9 P. M., KI RQ Thursdays 8 to 9 P. M., KCW,K10'A,K.II2 "Good to the last drop THEY are more critical, in this, than Krench women with all their tame fur fine food! ' In America, women have demamleil a thing that did not exist a flavor which nature could not yield. No single coftee grown has ever pleased them not one out of all the hundreds of kinds and grades of coffee that reach this country from over forty tropical lands. l'"or American women, there lias been created an art of blending more difficult, more delicate than any other in the whole world of foods.' Coffee joined with coffee, as a painter mixes colors. ' Not one flavor, but many flavors mingled a blend created years ago by a southerner of the old South. Down in that land of good living, Joel Cheek worked month after month at his great achievement -combining and recombining coffees testing ami rejecting. I'inally, a special shade of mellow smooth ness a blend of fine coffees that has now taken the nation by storm. Known to the South alone a few years ago, that touch of extrn richness in Maxwell House has now swiftly made it by far the largest selling coffee in the whole country. Jt is the first ever to please the most critical women throughout the entire I'nited States. In that blended shade of difference a new adventure awaits you. A new experience in the full-bodied, smooth liquor of Maxwell House Coffee. Maxwell House Coffee Now roasted fresh for the West in our Pacific Coast plant this hleml that is pleasing more people than any other coffee ever offered for sale HI ol la iVlrili.: recoriler, . Surnh Yoiiiik: receiver,' S.'lina hull; rhnnnellnr, .M.enlhla Hull: nint-Hhnll, oweiia llticker; nwlHln nt niaiHtml. Uelu Kuyl;un: Inner rienlinel, Vel um Winhurn; ' outer M'UtlnVl, Owi Thompson; niunnirer. Xlartfaivl I rnrkri; imiHlrmn, Mn NeiiklrehiUM'; j fiillh, Velitui Kennedy: eguriiKe, ' Iteha Unit: nioili'Hly, l.lllliin (Sul lirltNon: iinHOlflHlincHM, Allee Mun- hull; eniluittnee. Ivy Palliifr. Arier, tho Inhlnllntton, rcfrewh. iiienlH were served mid u HOi'lul timo enjoyed. . Announcements Bridge Pointers Ily MIKoo C. Work, 'I'll p : llfiK I en I ml ir wi 1 1 h n vt kangaroo court this evenlim rol IowIdk I he i efrulnr lutNihPHH hcm Mon. . . JudKe TrueKduln will pi e Nlde. The women o" the lodfre nre Invited, ... . The Missionary Hoelelyfof the Pii'Ml PreMhytorlan chureh will meet Kt'lday ufternoon til 2:30 o'einek ut the church. Men. William .Miller will hnve Ihe proffrnm, which will he on the "American Indian." t MINUS covnlAt?r iiitimir. ' ll wjih pointed out yosterdny that Contract No TrumperH. re quire a "count' of.', 12 or . 13, uh eomptfivd with tho Hrldjfo ,'ininl muni or ll. The following htttwlH are the typo with whleh.a Ton irnct Mealcr, or HerbndHnrttl uf ler u Dcalt-r'A paKi. vitlnotnhle or not vulncrulile,' Ih JusflfW In ;)iid dlnff one No Trump. j( VnpreflenlH any card lower tliAiVn ln,).. . No. V : Wi . fl-IO-X-X K-X-X ' W Ifl-M K-J-X 4X-X-X-X '' H.r Ulster Mary i n 11 10 A K 1 A H T HeetloiiH of KrnpufrulL, hominy KritH with t'i(fH, rreani, erinp toiiHt, mil It, coffeo. . LUNCHI-IOX MocU nVrttnr HOtip, croiiLoiiK, rainhiK, applound nut Hiilnd, popovet'H, niohiMHeH cooUIch, milk, tea. ' '. ' I I X 10 R UonHt HpiirerlliM, hchI Piped Hnuer kiuut and lnnHhed po inloeH, Ht u fled kuinquuL . HtUild, chilled, apple nance, Ki'iKei' hread, milk, coffee. '. i t PerhapK hreakTiiHt Ih your preiit 'chi prohlein the family nre "diffl- ftult" early In the morning, there'M , lilwayn a rtiMh and tt'n the name thlriK time after time. Hominy tirltH are Ideal for winter time Jwhen.' hent-produrliiK- fondH are : needed. The coui'ho hominy or jw.nlp Ih used uh n veRetuble. rather j than a cereal while the fine hominy known an "wrltM" Ih lined iim a ; cereal. Hominy OrlN Willi Kljts ' One cup hominy firitK, cupH water, t Meant tennpnon null, eup chopped flH, - Add Halt to holllntf wilier nnd hITL lu hominy through tho flnKerM. 'Cook, Htlriln vlKoroiiHly, directly lover the hout for fifteen minuteH. Then cook for two or three houi-8 In double holler. Wntdi fik'H thor otiKhly und cut In Hmall plcce. Add to cereal and let Hland over nlVht. In the mornlntf reheat In double boiler and nerve. , No. 1 countB 12, has two. TtMiB . one In the defenseless Mult and an even division. , No. 2 countH IS, haH no TciiB, but has i'oni cards in tire defenBolcsa suit . and .nfii even division, Tho' following hahdH '-ro,,too weak for a Contract. No Truin- - ' No. 3 4 A-X-X V K-X-X-X y-x X-X-X '.t,"l X AMI.ItK'AV XAVV STAIITK FUKXril 1WI VAHIH AP) UcKiilaMon halK and tioH of American HailorH are (he, bint cry In Hmailncwi at Kreneh Heaxlde rewortH. On tenniH court and bcachi'H where winter Ih for KOllon In Hprlnif Mlie Himshlne the llllle white navy hat Ih popular a in on k men and women alike. Wo men wear Ihe ti( with hlnim.'M which have wallor collar. anl men nwt'them uh warfH or bcllH on white irniiKciH. -No, 3 has un even division ut only countH It, and ha no Tetw, No, 4 countH only 11; ha.8 ijjiie Ten. Iiiil the' Cluh Hiilt IH too lu- Kitouh for a hid1 with ho weaM a holdlnK. - ' 1 The following ImndH have nm than the requlHitfl Htrentfth'Tor'fNo Trump: htit that . denigration Hliould not be made. Wltft either of theae handn a Hpado Hliouldhe declared Initially. . - i :, fl-X-X-X-X m KHO-X' K-X-X-X ! 10-X-X X':; In No. U, the count Ih 14. fio hand eonlalnH two TenB ontvln the defcnucleaH Hiilt, but noverlo b'HM the Clubs ure not Ktopped and l here Ih a five-curd Major. Wftllo no rule enn he Hnid to ts alo lutely without exception. It In ad visable to stick very cloBidy 4o: "lo not hid u No Trump wltti a ilefeiiHelcHH hiiI t when the hahd con I a In a five-card faJor.M :t In No. il, the worthlepH . nlnfle ton Ih a No Trump tuhoo und (lie tour-card stilt Ih a much more dependable ))') H Tomorrow, oil k In ill No Trumps by Third and Fourth Hand. fCopyrixbt, John l Illle Co.) IUIIM.I. HK KI I S x itAisi; snoi; 'oss PAltIM (A!) Two and time pulrH of fdioe hucklen arc uw d on sonic of the new shoe iIchIkuh and co.st of fiiotKnr han pone up pro- tmri inn 'i l..lv Kin i M htiekli'H n re not only placed on the nhoe, but j mi i nch of wverol tiny HtrnpH over I the Instep. Their addition almost I dounbn the price of the shoe. roilM WW IlltACinTT TAItlH AT) Tb lutcHt J. wel rtfiiHiillon Im a cuff bracelet made up or a series of narrow diamond net bnieeb lH held apart with Hmull frames of platinum, diamoud cov ered. The ornament Ih over Hit InchcH wide and Hometinien Ih made deep enoiiKh to reach from tho wriMt to the elbow. It taken i IbousandK of jcwcN to make one -of the bracelets In real stones : one -otH a small fortune. . t t SALE OF FRAMED PICTURES 08- See Them in Our Windows THY The Oregon Hardware FIRST