La Grande evening observer., January 17, 1928, Image 3

Tuesday, January 17, 192?.
LA GKANUE J3VKNIN0 OBSERVER
Page-Three--'""-.-
Society News
OUT OUR WAY
By Williams
Bridge
Pointers
Ily Milton 0. Work
1 -
fftt'i
;Bridge Club Is
Entertained At
I regular session. Jessie I1. Nelson
( win Inst u lied its president of the
i orKttnuyiion:
l.nuiu Uhodes, sen-
7 fy j TT , i ior vire prpsuieni; .Muryt-nn tecu.
UX riOiei' Junior vice president; Kllza Neil-J
. . - i lifrchner, chaplain: Minnie Huivk.j
. i it i i tit -i i. j treasurer; VHva Itrudshuw, putrl-l
(ink plnec yesterday uftei noon at
the ji (Jramlo hotel, when Mrs. V,
otic instructor; Ncdiu Hnulsiiuw,
j aceretnry; Orn J. 'LIm, press r
ii. wiring wit iiofttPiM to the Mon- Rum. vivmn Iturnett, ,mrd;V
lay llriUffe t-ltil.. Luncheon vu4;Mol0 Buck. iid.unt muml; CetU
Rotvf-il at I o dork in the hot-d 1 n, .,..ii..i.,. uN.,n,.i.n vl-
I f.rKl color bearer; I. la Xeuklrch-
Mining room,, whore covers, were
laid for 12 al luhlus w hti-h were
tiitracilcy urianupil with hnu
Mile's of orehld i-hr,ysiintlirinuni.
Three' laities tit' hrldfte wee nt
jilay in Hie Huh room on the meg
lumine floor following luncheon,
Mis. IVter McDonald innkinh' hU'i
f.roro,
i The 'Hulk w ill tneet tiKn Mon
day. Jan. :ta, when .lih. V. C.
Sawyer will In- the luMe.s.
ner, t-econd color hearer; Iterthu1
Nelson, till nl color heart r, an lj
l-'lorerice. Nelson, fourth comr t '
hearer. . , I
Jessie I. Nelson ami Laura y
Uhodes were l In installing off I- j
cers, ami lh work of Installing wan'
: pin on In a creditable manner.
; Tht. regular meeting of the Sonsj
' of ln Ion Veterans of the civil !
War was held at t he snine ttnte. 1
an. I nltorwards theTwo oi tfan.itu t
tions Joined . in a social hour.'j
wheii refreshments wt-iv served by j
ii committee In chained !
.. j
Kor the purpose utit Ketllng ac- '
q painted ami outlining the work '
for the conln;; year. Mrs. Hazel
Jensen, jireshu nt of the. Woman's j
Menem asNoriatlon has rut led an I
offlceis' niecilu, w hich w ill he
'. Throe lahles of bridge were a I
play yesterday afternoon ivlu n
Mrs. Itert Webb was hostos to the
members of the Wnke-ellta Ibide
Hun al her home m Mnm-op Ave
nue. High scfire anion? the Huh
members was won, by Mrs. Janus
On'eal and the second prize Vent
to Mrs. C. I.. lb-cry.' Mrs. t. I
TtaeUey won the first prize auiong
ji.h kiipsis iiimi a Boeon'i (furs hj., ... ll(1(nn r .....
prize wvnt to Mis. JaeU Me(il. eat.. ...,, nu v Inmni rnu !
utiles' the liokl ... nf(intl. Hrt, t,si(,..i
j to meet promptly nt 1' o'cloek. nnl
! lifter, the hiijne.-s nipeitng1 there1
After the tard
tP'Js served a two-i-ourse luncheon.
Mis. Ilarley StoneUinK" will he
liosip.-M to the Huh ncM Monday
iifiei nooti. Jan.";:'. 1'-"
" Kriends of Mrs. -'Inrk Wehh
gathered al her home last cvenlns;
for n Hiirp'rixe party In her honor,
(.lit; occasion being her hifthday
annlvei sary. Klve eVmples gath
ered iit the home at about K o'clock
and during 1 he evening three tn
hies of hriilge were eujoyf-il. Alrtf.
JI. VI. WilliaiiTS made high score
and received the f.rst prize and a
guest prize was, presented to'the
)ionor guest. . j
ft 'the women of the party fur
nished a two-course luncheon.
will be cmertiiinm nt In the form :
of a Leap Year party. j
, At this meeting plans will he !
completed for the "hard t.riies" ;
party which wUI be held hYhiny j
evening at the home of Mrs. X I.,
Mackey for, all members of the;
West way Hub and their f riends.-i
Uri7.es will, be given for the best j
costumes lit the parly. ;
i l 4 111 ' 17 I JEST RUM - . :r a
i : M i j n' ou-r wAof : v r
If f , 5 'vft0 C0L0; Mmm I
. , WHERE. MEM ARE. :AE.M . r .-n-. .
Yentertlny n hand was given. In
which lite Declarer was In danger
of blinking the Dummy's binu sail.
Toihiy the cdanalbin is tiivPn d
jliow he could best avoid that dani
I ger.
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ELGIN PERSON A Ii?
ticconiianieil her home.
m
fj.
Alex Yiiiing. who Is employed at .
l.eo Clark's Ingoing camp, Mftt'iii. !':
I'rltlay exeniog here, returning to.J:
riii.N inpfttnn . .ii-- nlmn rm.y saiurday morning V
couts went on u "north pole" hike ,W Tilvi.,r MM(. r.imiv Wi.e.ii: I ;
.saturitay mornimr. reiurnmK - Sunday In Hie valley near lihbl.r
wartl evenlt.g. l welve hoys nntl j wlltl , ,-. Taylor. M r- Taylor x f -1
r 1'iitiiiiinii Hi.i-.ir im- ...j.- '" i ing .shevp for l-rauk Wade.
paind. Kpven In all, with I llll IHan-t
chard as leader, had planned a j "
weiner roast, and took potatoes i An nht-ltmer Is n ftdlovv who re
nlung and rnasied them In the members ut the time the murderer
coals. I'Yed Hull, the scoutmaster, ; "rinighi P IH;il when the niur-
i 1 i. i....... k..,M,.v. un..A....i iiu ' i er was cumin e .
! ' South Is Iho DeHarer nliivlnu- n -..iu.. n.n..iiA.i I Vo;"' ,
'(t Trunin cnntrnci. W'nm'u n,itHiiL' . t.i..L . .t . i fe."""
jloiul rour or l.ilm,.,uls. Tl.0 " J 2',, - Tho ....... !,.. in rl.tt).?.! will.
j..iwt piny follows:. , Ml. Jolin nuiu,!,....!; in.t Ihcl
I l-lose.l lliiu.l lakes V.;if K1..K wwki.nil will. I.er mnihor. Mrs. !
01 ;-...n.o...is .w. n.s ,.-e 1.1.(1 ll.p.l llsh . who ,H B1,f,el.ni. f,.om ,ln n. I
Xl.-1.-U 2) Imxls Hie A. o of . ,,.,, , r!l.e. She ,,;lll, ,
I IlCtl IMM II llll versa ll e IIUIOW , Wlf 1,,1W ullnillv ainlnLf In ,n hnrn I
thoriiy shouhl se that U fits.
t'lulis it re established; but In win
eveiy Club trick, the King must hp
played on trick 2. To do this
would limit: Declarer to four Club
, ti lcks its his luurlh Club would
win, would block Dummy's long
' Clubs, and Dummy has no entry.
.Declarer Is therefore obliged to givp
away uuneeessnrlly the Heeond
jCluh trick, nllowing Kast to lake it.
1 1-iast of course returns his partner's
Dlnmond lead (trick 4) which De
for the opening of school' Monday
morning. 1 ,
1 J. A- (5 rney is home from enrnp
lu visit his wife and family.
' Miss Delphia neem. of. I'unipkln.
Itidge, spent the weekend with her
sister, Mrs. Joe Tracy. ,.
The Kntr store wns moved last
week' into the building recently
purchased by Mrs. J, AV. .JJrown.
The buiUtlng was formerly oecti
clnrer wins with the Queen
and n'ei' ''v " )e'iniinb "H moved
inn.i ,. ,ui.. i n ii ,.,,,, " ran 111
Hand, inlaying small a third time
.which
jamei.
. served following
th
Daughters of War
Veterans Install
."' Dfl'icers were installed lust eve
ning when the Daughters of Cnion
Veteran- of tl e civil War met at
the Cell! i al ( 'hrtstian cliurcli in
i ,
SEAT SALE
NOW, OPEN
Make Reservations
Part Payment Plan
Mil
(.U" M V O".
DKiC It Y MAIL
from either
(HT DK TOWN
Members of the Voeinun lodge
and their friends met at Die home
or Mrs, Katie Hiekl'onl last eve
ning, where an enjoyable c'en:n
was spent playing cards, after
which iH'reshinents were served.
Those present were Mr. and Mrs.
t Mm rles M c( 'oil; le, M r. a n M rs.
Karl Uoberts, Mr. and Mrs. .1. It.
insialilng officer ror the Knights
and. Mrs. iitherinc c raver, nssisi-:
ei by Mrs. Myrtle Cllne. gntn.l l
numagei-, and Mrs. I.illte. Cross,
lund senior, insialling for the)
I'ythian S sicis.- i
Officers- ot.Mhe I'ythian Sisters
lodge Installed were. Mae Scoti.
MENUS
New Hats
Follow Lines
past most
excellent chief; K;ta
Hens, most excellant chief; Mary
Drown, excellent senior; Kva De-
excellent junior; Mollie
1.1 NC
:o.-
Cream of spinach I
bulls, button ,
llngey, Mr. ami Mrs. .David Wylie
and' daughter, Virginia, Mr. and
.Ui.f. Ii. i'. I nun iJKHMiii iiimi hhiii-: , . i
(...-. 'HI....PI.P. M.s. M,.o K. Muyvllln I t--'-t'"1 '"n'a' Jonn- soup will, splnurl.
Miss IVaHe Sl.irn.nn. Miss K.I... ' ""'ni'K''''- 1 "' H!lck. .natro.i ...rtishes ami . onions,
l.slh Wllwcrs. Miss l.oulso VailKlit.' 1 ""'. wlioul o.v.ul it.KI bi.lt
Miss l-'ralicis Mtop'l, Miss l.enore
.Mororklc. Mrs. Kiiil. N. Il..r,
Kiank. Sl.ank .....I Mrs. Kallo lllrli-.
lor.l
llr Slsd'r Man
11I1KAKKAST Hukcl appli-s, (f fgf
1'iToal, ori'iim, Hlu.saKo i'iik.'9, j vl V'UlllUFv '
Inoail crilmlt pa.U'akos, syrup,. . .
...Ill;, cof Coo. . ' "
Tho direolors of the onninu.nlly
f.oii. I... mmv ...iniinv miif Is mel J.OIIUny CVC.l.lltf IO HIPll
'will. K-J-tl of ('IuIih; i'iosed I1.....I 'llK""e I" -R" l" l- lin.n.lo u
will, ihr Tp... He.-laic- Is snip or mp,t w,,h lhe 'olu, fommlssloiiprs.
i flvo Club tt-U'kH. . iwp Ulaino...ls, ""' Arthur Fields, who
!uvn snaliPs ...t.l o..o llpari ono "''" eniploynl nt (he Mt. Kmlly Iaik-
Sn.ore th.Mi (tunic: ami If the Heart Bl"K company, spout Hunday . hero
'finesse win, he ran make :i Xmnll, re.auves.
'Klaiu, hut If the Heart finesse lose'' , Mrs. llwb Dnron .wpejib. l-'rlday
' before l.eclarer has won nine tricks with her dnimhter,' 'API'S. ' Wok
That Baby You've
Lunged For
ri
.lay
veuinw the Vounft: 1.
he may not mujxe even his nane. ( Voiim;, near Wallowa.
Tn'trleks ll and 7, lleflai-er lends;
his Aee anil KlnK of Spn.les from
Closed lli.nrifnml ,lhen, to H'lck ,
the fourth Club from Closed Hand,
(Associated Press .-iislilo.i K.lllor) overluklnit in Dummy willi the
whole' I'AUIK (Al1) .I.im liUp the Imlr "iw- 1 c..s...- .,......-
sand. ! on one s head nro ll.e InlcM lull- two Ions, Clubs nn.l dlsear.U ll los-
Ma.- Snunks, i(..s . date i.ud.lhiK. Kru..e lub e. line. y .-reatlons. - They ...(, only " l""mond and Spado from
'" 8"'"-'l. I.INNIK Pork chops baked ' follow thv hull lino in innny oases, ''''' '"' declarer has now
was insli.l', ,1 xs, with in.nles. baked sweet potatoes. I hut many o the... are actually nine tricks (K.m.o) and eon-
, chancellor commander or the , n,ons ,lak( , Jlllllk!) ,.uh. , look like 'wIsn. ;. . se.il.eiitly can si.rely try the I earl
jKniKbts or Pythias loKe. . (n her l K1. and onu.Ko salad, crackers" "Ml, .. V..,....,. ..l f'nesse ivl, cl, It .would not h.no
..i ... " ' ... .i,ntiii who ior n ii to rsK 11 i on
Mts. Iltn loii Aihl-cs Women on ;
.Modi ci liiMUl and 'nnip:mioiihli;
"Kor several, years - i:i denied
tho blessing of niotherIiod.'' writer
Mis. Margaret Durton of Kuiih.a
City. "1 .was terribly- nervous ami
subject to periods of. terrible sitf-fer.
tug and melancholia. Now 1 am
(ho proud mother of. u beautiful
little daughter and a true compan
ion and inspiration to my husband.
1 believe hundreds of other women
would like to know the secret of my
hupplneHs, unit l will gladly ruvcnl
It to uny married woman ,who wi!l
write me." Mrs. Uuiton offers her
advice entirely without chitrgo: lio
has nothing to sell. Letters should
be addressed to Mrs. Margaret Hur
ton.; 25 Massachusetts, Kausai
City, Mo. Correspondence wHI,be
Mr..Doron I Htrlctly confidential.
AilY.
i matronv of finance;
, protector; Ida l '
James Webb
SHgle citnet
01 licers die
p's Christian Kudtavor society of ,,, .'. ' ti ' ,.'.
lhe r.iiii-nl t'hflKl iin' phurrb met!
at .he home of Mr. and M.s. J. A. '""'e Mono, In.,, keeper of r
Willlafn, 904 WosbinK.on avenue. "1 "n'l ";:" . '; , ;: '
of excheinier
ihitiirni'eit n Ions of unme. Cush-
This dinner menu la planned to ivc to the most Hiiccesaful hut- "f rm the two Spade tricks ha placed
ie cooKcd in the oven. -This Is a
distinct sin-ing of heltt since
D. ( 'line, master
' .. ' . . - I of arms, and Kd MLiei niaii. inn.-i
were mijoyed. Al an appropriaic .
hour Mrs. Williams served refresh
mcnts. -
y
Three Birthday
Parties at Cove
xtra burners need be used on top
I of the stove. The. dinner meat is-'
j dHklous and uniiHual. j
rnrk Chops Itakci! With, Ajiples
' tMioosi; rib chops anil remove
ANNUAL
.SEASON'S
BIGGEST
EVENT
Poltll.WI) IM Itl.lC
Al 1)1 luKII .M
'rhuesilay. I'Vl.li.y s.tt.icd'.iy
.MAKCII 2i-jil-2l, IW2H
Chicago
Civic Opera
i Company
ThuivtlHy. M-ti'li '2'2
"AIDA"
llosii liai.ii. Ccsare Knrmiclii.
f, nuusia l.ciinkn. Virilo l.az
Kari. Cbarlet. l:ir.lnill, l.udn
vtco tlliviero
AND OTMKKS
I-VI (lav, .March -It
"SNOW MAIDEN"
In CnitlUh
II y An .M-.iiierlrnn Cnwt '
Kdlth Mason, Anseau Kuruaii,
r"yruim 'aij Uurd'iii, Maria
(Thiessf-ns. Dm run Donne Jack
sun. Charlrs Darken, Kirh
ard Ci-iK'lll and others.
Saturday. Mai-Hi '2 I
I Matinee)
"RESURRECTION"
Mary "arden, licne Maison,
J.nrnn Donne ,Inck.-on. Cesare
l-MiniiHil, Alice D' H'Tinanov,
Desire Defr.-ii', Maria Clites
sctis, Antonio NiHmlich
AND oTMKtiS
Sn mn lav, March 21
( Kveninir
"IL TROVATORE"
Cbiixlin Muzin. Antnnbi Curl is,
Cvrenn Villi llunlnn. (ilnrnmo
lilinini. Vlrwlbi ,7.znrl
AND OTHKIIS
('MII TTOIWi
Cilnrnlo rolm-cn, Itnlirrln Mor
mifitnl. Ilrnry Wrliltrr.
-Mitic'i:s
KVfVMi A T. ITIXKK
No war tux. b-n-til ,
Coniniiiniiv iho5l.
VMnor. -'2 rnws. .50; 11 row
M..V. Ktrt DHleony. cen'r.
MHMtt sidt-i". WJt Offend Hl-
I..HV, r. nt. r, H sbl1.-. I rws.
ir Von i inter by Mall
Send all ribr to fipera De
pwrtinent Mnrnian-Cbiy Mil
lie StMr Sixtir & MorrlMn
Ht!. Make ehek.- payable to
I'uhlle And it "riii in. Inclnf
Hf-iiddrecil, iinipd t-nvt-l-pe
fr return f tickets.
im A:n vt ic ni'iiiD
MKAIHtl AHTKKJ. t
Sherman-Clay & Co.,
Sixth and .tnrrifn Sl!.
IMl It T 1. A X
- Call mr T-"hnr lll-aran
2fil for
J lr'lH.TIOX
I COVK SpcHal Several birlh-'
day parties have been Kivcn here
duriiijf the pnsl week. (Jn, Thurs-J -
..I'mimr t.ii Cnnri'ii McDnii- The re''ii'ar meiMnir of t
iel enl';it;uiie.l a number or friends, ! Ml Sisters Aid of tiie Christian
lhe ot-casinn lieiiiK her husband's hurh will be held Wednesday
birthday' umilvetsary. The iariy , nfte. mum :it tho ehurHi. Tlimejit
was a surprise to him and an en-, iiiif will bein with a luncheon al
I o clncK ami cadi menihcr is asKe:t
the season. It is n felt with shin- i ,..i..,. i, .umhinn in which no
ItiK lines traced in Die form of u Her!ous loss can result from 'Die
well waved shingle. The wave s urc fnPKse; but they have brouuht 11 i
made from cltluir aiilc of a part total tricks up to nine rnme s
sometimes, heightening the effect that on nick U the Heart finesse
f '"'I'- ' ' ' . x " Is not a serious risk. When it huc-
Another successful new hat is a. eeeds he makes a Hmall Slam. Dad
bones. .Allow one or tw;o chops for oroohHed. ,chv,nllk, Jjonnct ..whlcU hP i'f'sP'l t" Kivfi the iidversarios
each persons to he served. Put I fits the head as siiiiKly as it w-Ir. a" Club trick, Iim would have bad no
tablespoon minced onion .into a. it has a crinkled design worked ehnnce for a Small Slam even wllh
Kinall dish with vinegar to cover, into ii like n smalt water wnvof hour! nuesse succeedlntr. im he
sprinkle with salt nnd pepper and I a third form of the wig-hot Is n then would have lost one Spnde and
The fnmpfiic tiuardians'. asso- IH stnd hhlf an hour. Drain off felt cap placed, far back on the one tmimnuu.
ciation will meet tonight at 7 vinegar when ready to use. Sprin- head.' American 'flapper fashion. I Cnpfrlglit. .bdin V. Dllle Co.
o'clock in the Ne.ghborhood Hull 1 chops with salt and pepper. The fronl Is filled In with small
rooms. I n1'1' and wore apples
4nnouncements
and cut In flat .feather arranged like a nent.
ball-inch slices across the fruit. . .forward eitmbod Hhlnt-I.- 1 aa, uli..ll.J
l,y. I'm a layer of appb'H inlo a slight-, , stTll another new pcrniquc hut Jury suninionsj
As tinoxpccled as a
joyahle eenijig was spent. whlH'
closed with refreshmeiils serveil by
the hostess.
The guests. Included Mr. and
Mrs. un, Mr, and Mrs. John Itich
ards, Mr. and Mis. Y K. t'lark.
'Mrs. Com ltloom. Mrs. Koran Me
roney, Mts. Kva Milman. Vivian
Kiidiards, Joe (iai duer. Itiiy Wil-
to biTllg one ritt ei
: Clyde Z tn merm.i n
Anderson and Mrs. .1. D. Smith will
the hostesses.- All women of"' the
church are Im it d to attend.
I
ly buttered casserole, . sprinkle
with brown sugar and a dash of
onion and cover-with chopB. Con
llnue layer for layer of apples and
chops until the sufficient number
I dish. Mis. ;'" chops Is" tipcd. Make the jast
Mrs. (Jeorgi' layer ofapplos. Add 1 or 3 table-
spoonfuls of water to prevent
binning- before the Juice Is drawn
from, the apples. Cover casserole '
ami bake in a "moderate oven for
one hour. Ilernove cover to brown
lln top before serving.
The Young People's class of th1
Hit iris. Koy I taker, Charles Conner. humi.ii r iay w mwm nm
; K. I.. I'utnam. for a business an-1 1
Isocial meeting Kriday evening. s;' ho n,,H "'Ver d.ub,ed he
i( J is Die llllt of Ma's life. She won't
lt;i.!e Searchers' class of the I K l,m '" ulK,il
Pi e.sbyterlii n church will
Dr. Ii. II. I.lttle. II. J.awicnce and
Mis. Fisher.
I'riday evening Mis. (Icorge An
derson entertained in honor of Mr.
InHnrufin'H ' litfllwlliV S II 11 11 1 VCI iia I V.
viuitlmr win oninvcil ' ' "'
The
is a plcot made like a snug fitting
cap with curling eoquo feathers
arranged at Who lower edge to
look like, rebel lloiis locks of hair
curling over the eyebrows ami
cheeks.
Leaders in Mickc new styles nro , fJi")' '
rtgnes, iieooix ami i,e.Monuier.
Marie Alphonsine . Is showing a
slighf ly niQro draped hat form,
along with Suzanne Talbot, Jeanne
Itlunc hot ii ml nt her imporlunl
houses. All. Die leading milliners,
lirefer black for the new models.
This is the millinery, season In
Paris, (he hat makers preceding
lhe dressmakers with their spilng
offerings by several weeks.
Gone are the
Bilious Days
HoWilllf Itionlill' HVrliniU
linivu. Mcond: Sniniilfin licller
01 rat I oti hi mI Iiohw itiKiiunty ny
lUiMitf I Jmlliiwf all ll n iHimii
f.ir ft MWk, l liex nin tiMtltlij'
i'.it,ljijft. tret rrniilin nuiikiy.
Mic or inti'lirL nicrt. it )imr
i!fififUt 1'i.r lun 11.1111t.le .rMu
ChamtwrUIn Md. Co., B03 flth
CHAMBERLAINS
TABLETS "sfeMS"
Cllftlicft lu 1U-
IX) ''BABY'S -MOTHER.
. ; From FRANft PARKEJ
. .. Hair Specialist
Mi
You wouldn't liaiin a hair of yoar baby's r
head it1 you knew it, would you .' aaby is
your pride and your joy. You give it your:
utmost in loving care, guided by what; yoii
have been taught of modem hygiene. You
do your best to keep its little body sweet and clean and
you would do anything to keep it healthy, blight and -happy.
And yet there is one bit of baby you may 1ms
barpiing unconsciously, because you have not been in-.
ibrttM&y''" ,. : '
What do you supixise would happen to your hair if
you washed it every day with soap and watpr? It would,
soon get as dry as ii chip- it would break off and fall
out lecnuse the natural oils would all be washed away.
There would not be much life loft in your hair after a
month or so of such drastic treatment.
Come in and let us tell you more about Dr. Parker's'.,
liaby Package. We are the solo representatives for
the Parker methods.-
REYNAUD'S BEAUTY SHOP
' New Foley IJIdtf.
Music and
t Wfdii"Kday afternoon at 2:'Jt'i
k i-.I the home of Mrs. I.. I,.
Mi-lsMiintin, Ktll X avenue, with
M rs. William Hurley, as assist an'
bnte!s. .
1 MI'CDIM ltl
K KNNKIU NK. Me. .P) A
china dinm r set more than TS j'cuis
old, and without it single nick o:
mark as a tcll-tafe of its age. if
an heirloom -owned by Chaiie.i .lel-lism.
during lhe evciilnK. after which th"tni
hosless served refreshments. I hohc
present were Mr. uud Mis. II. De
llorde and family, Mr. and Mrs. O.
Kohlnson. and rauilly. Mr. nnd Mrs.
I-M Hartley and family, ..Mr. and
Mrs. M. I.oree nmi family, A. C
Conklin. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kish
er. Die Kev. Dretn, the liev. Alice
Payiu and Miss Kulh Hayes.
Anothur birthday' party Friday
eveninjf was in honor of 1'. H. K'
ly. given by his sisteiB, Miss Hess
Kelly a n d M rs. Fra n k Miller.
Itridge was pluyed at six tables,,
Mrs. T. H. Conklin making higli j letting credit where credit Is duo
score among the women and thejrt irUblp. The rub cmnes in
men's prize went to T. il. Conklin. 'jotting credit when the credit-man
C,n. .-ts were Mr. and Mrs. A. -I.IIVM ( l it Is overdue.
Orton, Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Darker. ! , ,
Mr. and Mrs. T. C Defty. Mr. andj 1
Mrs. W. J. Hallmark. Mr. and Mrs.) If you broke diet and gained len
T. It. Conklin, the Itev. ami Mrs. j pound.. don't complain. Tho
William M. Ilradner, Mr. und Mm.; weigh of t)ie transgressor is hard,
iv C. Itees. Mr. nn.l Mrs. J. It. :
Price, Mr. and Mrs. J. Miller. Mi
ami Mis. I.. J. Chadwlck and I..
l.antz.
There seems to be a place for
everything in the world except your
knee and feet in a breakfast room.
( COVK (Spctial) Mrs. I.. J.
jChadwk k entertained "'the Fun an 1
Joy Ihhlgc Hub at her home Sai
! unlay afternoon. Hridge was play
ed ut three tjU'bs, Mrs. It. H. ian
li wliialuir hi th score. A t wo-
course luncheon wan served afteh!
the card games. ,
! KI.UIN' (Special) Superinten
dent ami Mrs. K. K. Araut enter
tnined the teacherjt of th sehofd
at their home Saturday evening.
Those present, besides the host an 1
hostess were: Mm. Charles Cross,
Mim Gertrude Daw en. Mr. JWs.
Walter Duron. Miss Iconise liixliy.
Mips Flora Cruikshank. M'ss Doro
lh:i MavwHI, Miss CIpji' Sias. and
I Miss Stella Mnj'fietd.
M rs. 'ruM nnd Miss ShtH farh
played piano n umbers and Mr.
Jone.i played a trombone. Mr.
Arant sung two selections.
fi-shliients weie served at
hour.
New! Old!
I:
t..t..i
I NICN ( Sp.--lii I A litr
nroV.I utt.n.l'.l tlx- J"lnt lnullj
tion of th I'yihlun Sisi,r an l
KniKl.t of l'ytl.lu lo.lK' I.I. I.
i, hH4 Tti.irsrtny rvrnlnn at tl."
! -; A, K-.1
i iMM white leiillu-ied i'wuiii
ap blinds wilh it hiivgest.orif or
lf lltte vhfS Of lhe iH fiyin.li
tourt.
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