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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 21, 1928)
Saturday, January 21, 1028. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Page Three Society News Founders' Day Is Observed Hereby P. E. 0. Chapter Koundcrs Day was observed b members of chit pier 1 of ', K. O. with u luncheon at 1 : 1 .i o'clock yosterdn y a fl ernnon nl tho I ,a Cran.io hntnl. During the lunch con, which was served In I ho club room nn lb me.-.nninc floor, the seven women who founded tho K JI. O. sisterhood in ISlii woro inc mor'allaed through tho novel eun rtie lighting ceremony, which Ik a custom of J, i:. o. rh In service wuH in ohnrgB of Mrs. K. I. Moan inan. toa.lmisrross asnislod hy Mr, j - hx"'.',rH. K'rJ" i Lynn Wright, Mis. Fritz l.ottes. Mm.' F. A. Kpltng and .Mrs. Clyde J;. HolU. 'i dumb wore Riven by .Mrs. Lucy 'Canohitold to tno founder of. th--t-.:htcrhond, l.y Mrs. J. K. Wright to ')'. K. O. Ideals, and hy .Mrs. A. I,. Jiichardsnn, president of chapter 1, to friendship. , .Mrs. llaney II. LlcriirdNon play t u piuno number, "Lullaby" by MncbUddcn, and M.s. W. ti. ilohn-i-nkunip Jr. sang- 'Allah" hy O, W. Chadw:tek and "Klhco Plrsl I Mot Inee". by 'Jiuhensteln. Ah an en core, she sling Annnpolf Lullaby" by' Klemin. jftor tho program there w'ns n '!iort business session. The only guest present for the luncheon was Mrs. Marjorie '.Met all. I'hb. Happier Homes club nut yesterday afternoon at tho home or Mrs. A yarn, l-5d2 '. uvcuue. One isttor, Mrs. KM a Koler, was pres ent for tho meeting-, which opened Willi short business session.' i tie remainder or tno afternoon was spent sewing- quilt blocks, a prize ucmif awar.jeu to .mis. jiiiiu Klttler. and a cousolaiion prle wasjfonrad, violin, played several so Biveu io .Mrs. .uui ruy. t lections and Itoiand IMor At th: cloe of tho afternoon thejolo. boslesa Hci-ved rof roshmonts. j During the business session. "' . whicu Uus one of more than usuai Tlte .YnniiK People's Sunday j inieresi, plans wero made Tor a school class of the Teatral t Mu is- j cooked food sale, a candy sale and Han: church mot lust eveuiiiK ntihuwiur. to be hold Saturday, l-Vb. the home of the toucher, .Mrs. It.j4i lllp pu,.p0se of tiie bazaar bein - Cutmim. Altout 2 membe.tf to mise the association's quota lo werc pre.-enl and early In the eve- ward the ileflcit on the Lowell 1'nt UiX a business meeting was liel 1 ' ton concert. liresideU over by Miss -Mamie Al- After the business meethiff re- - fi'oshments woio served. . .After the business session the so- j uiu.1 pomiii.ttee iink chaise and , . .uitu s weie enjoyed until a late The Associated Girl Students ).-Ur w ben ri-."reshments vvoto Kive a parly yesterday afternoon ' tecwd. j iu Hip hitfli K'hool gymnasium for 'J 9 llio new "liltlo sisters" of the jt An intcreslintf afternoon was, Kpent yesierday hy members of the j entered the school tho beginning- of Mother's Self Culture club when Hie second semester, they met in regular session at the ' The g-irls danced for about an iioiiie of Mrs. Walter Palmer. Korjhour, several of Hie high school or .the past year the club's study has cheslra members furnishing- the been along the Hues of nature, undi music. " . he last two lessons have been on ; fdrus. Yesterday afternoon eaca ' Hiemlier km-p the description and , Jiubits of one bird, and Mrs. John Ilodgln spoke on Hie suliject " I be 'LJconomic. and Aesthetic Value ol heaehing Children lo Know and J.ovft Minis." .Mrs. Dick Lindsay P.ol;o on "Th.- (Ilnrv nf l.inill.ciffii nat ' w.-ni li. io,-,-. - . . Bridge-Dinner Is Given at Hotel , J Mrs I. M. Ilovt unl .Mrs. (irate j Pnydor were liosl'esBea at an allMH-j live 7 nVLnek illnner last eveniliK j ut tlic lii (icande hotel, when they! .ntert-iino.l the nienil.ers of the ls- laml 'lty lirhlce olllh. Illnner was served In the hotel dlniliK room. whore one long table was arr rr'ingcd hi I i,rii t II v dnnrnl ed wit ll boll oucls of ehrvsanthemiiins. Cove.s were laid for 20. I fter dinner the parly adjourned I lo the card room on the mezzanine ! , Hoor. where five tahles. of hridire were at play. Mrs. Alhert Warden made hlnh score amoin; the women players and the men's prize went' to I'red II. Kiddle. Three tables of bridge were at ' l-luy Thursday aflor.ioon wIimti Mrs. I.es'or II. Dram well was hos tess to the Jollv Mridgo club atf ber home on N avenue. The rooms were uttractivoly decorated In a color scheme of lavender and pink, bouquets of swoetpons being used. Mrs. William Wilson made high score among- the eiub members nni the consolation prize went to Mrs. Idd ytravens. Mrs. lloyd Pblcock received . the guest prize. Mrs. Charles Millner, of Caldwell, Ida., YO! HO! Set Sail In fair weather or storm, seek the ISLE OF LAVENDER a sheltered haven where there is goodly food a-plenty! If Capt Kidd was a-livin' today, you can just let you'd find him at this Treasure I-and! Karthcr's Lavender Lunch Sommer jlt "M. was an out-of-town Kuest. "nun mik VIII.' r.iril KitllH'N I HO I hosioss served a two-course lunch- ; eon. Miss l.oah Hrumwell was huMte.-w to s.veral of her friends ut a de lightful party Thursday evening .it the homo of, her parents, .Mr. ami -iliH. 1,. . Ittamweil. Three, table of bridge wore al piny during tho evening ami high score umong tho Kills wont to Miss .Mildred Smith; and the hoys prize to Meivln Max tor. After tho card games the hos iers served refreshments. Those present wero Misses ller nlee Wilwm, -Mna Mae Wilson. Hurharu Hlntt. .Mildred Ftnlth and I .on h lHii.tui. I.... ...... it.... K(lfr ' 'in,i:ho,hard and Hubert Hock and M r. and Mrs. Melvin Maxtor. P.-T. A. Meetins- Is Attended by 200,1 Nearly 2nn persons Kath4red at Kane r Impel last pven.nir tov the t'PK-ular meeltiiR of the Itlveria I 'a real -Teacher asHociatlon. Tho program opened with a devotional uy t-mnees ifyneurson, und ttio speakers of the eveains were Dr. Kdwin T. JtandaU, minister lo chii dieu in the juvenile courl of thi caso who was here for tho .Metho dist church conference, and the (lev. J. ItyirRe Walas. pastor of the Kbst I'tPsliyieriun church here. Dr. Randall roluted his experi ences ntnniiK the delinqtu rd chil dren who come before him in the juvenile court, nud the Mov. Mr. Walz spoke on the Htibjoct "Per sonality and I emocruey." Miss Mary Vaughn Ileiidricksrn (S"ve two readings and Miss Melb.t Miepiierd played a piano number. trio from the Mis- 0 race Scullv Hiverla school, uaxophone, .Ma- rnn Webb, niann. and (iertrud sang . school, or the freshman girls who! Misses Phyllis Ansoll, o1ma ienne(iy aim uuve urausnaw wore members of the committee in, charge of the rarly. Moinhi-rH or I li Woniun's noddy ? or Uip l-'ii-Mt Itiiplist cliili'h "'-' a iiiin-m-ifii in rim- ,yiiTilny uri.-riKMin wh. n m. c. , K. lloiiporKOII iin.l Mr.s. I.llry f!il- mitn ontoii:iin-.l llio sociHy :it Ih"' lioni uf Alrw. Ilnpprjr-tl. j Aftt'r Innt'licon Ihe regular lin.si- j iiosm moolint? was liclil. iiifHi.lc 1 ovf r l.y llH' pri'Hitlonl, Mix W i I - H"'" Simile. nT whlih an il1 !-) '"Unit propia.n vas Biv. n Willi .Mrs. " ,'"x UH leaOer. "'n J ' Way of the Indians" shl'jeet ami those assisting -Mrs. Kox were Mrs. I', r. I.illle. "'-" Hr'"np. Mrs. Male. Mrs. I'licy vjriuiain, .i is. n. a. mhuii , M rs. Sidney Happersett and M is. ' - ' ii'ippeineu. uev. ... r.. ,'ll",r- lalor of Ihe i hun h. on the Crow Indians In Mon- " "1 W. I'. .MeAdory Bve ( loshifc- aMi. ' Westway Club Has 'Hard Times' Party Members of Ihe Westway club enjoyed a 'hard times" party last evulting- at the home of Mrs. C. L. Mackey. There were about 40 Kitrsts present, all coining In ap propriate costume for tjm oecas sion which caused much merri ment. After the installation of the of- ' fleers of tho club, games and ( guessing- contests were enjoyed j during tho remainder of the even- ' ing. Tho officers Installed were Mrs. Kloy Wetzel. president: Mrs. Kthel Smith, vice president; Mrs. M n ry Sy n h orst , secret a ry ; M rs. Lena Ostium, treasurer; Mrs. Mcssie Webb, press correspondent; Mrs. Catherine. McDunal'l, musici an; Mrs. Pear.l Interline, song leader. - Mrs. Arlle Cooper won the prize for the most appropriate costume The judg-es were Mrs. Jessie Mas- tenon, Mrs. Winnie Kennedy and j'Mrs. Kloy Wetzel, j At a Into hour lunch whs sor , ved by the hostess com in If tee, i which included Mrs. Vera Murehi j son. Mrs. Claude Mackt-y, Mrs. Mc i Analty. Mrs. Nellie Sp ncer, Mrs. Kthel Smith, Mrs. Catherine Mc I Donald, and Mrs. Log Llsbltter. I Plans have been completed for : a Leap Year dance to be given j by the H. V. . Klks lodge Wednes I day evening-. Jan. 25, In the ball- room of the Klks temple here. 1 l Tho dunce is one of a series be- j Jng given by the lodge for its j "members and friends during tho ; winter months. ' j Mir lew's orchestra will furnish , the music and supp-r will be mt : ved, members of the committee in charge unnounco. i J Mrs. I.. J. Cates. piano (turner j' ! and pupil of Kdnton Morris, up- j pea red in piano recital last night ( at her homo at 2104 Cirernwood : street Mrs. flates plays with good i technlqus attd her entire program, I Earns Living I ma Tnippiiit has proved a prnlituhle venture for - Mtsu Helen Wltzel. ilauliter of u farmer near Hat Held, Wis. She ban been runuiiii; an eiKlM-nille iraplltiti in the vicinity of Black river mid litis w Intel lias caught mink, Itil muskrais uhU weusels. clio e..peela a. clear about f (or ihe rieaaon. the 40 guests who hnd gathered to hoar her. ' ( Amontr the numbers played wero , Autumn" by I'hnmlnade: "Mar- by l hnmlnadc; carolle" by Tchalkowsky; "Album Leaf"; by Grlew; -J l")anpo" by SchoXMirosmai'in (irnnKcription by K Hosier) and "Mallet" by Mas Henot. After the program refreshments were served. COVE. (Special) Konr cur. I loads or young people motored out ! to the Krank Wells ranch Wed-j nesday voninjr for a skating par- ty. Afti-r about two hours of skat- lug- the party returned lo the house, where refresh men ta were served and the remainder of the evening was spent singing- and playing- games. Those present were . Dorothy Marker, Kstello Mlank, Jene Weim ei Itussell. Ward and Mob l'aijre, Kdward Hrislow Dean PuclcMt Mack Uees, Kdward Mlooni (for- don and lierben Marker. Jay Mar tin. Lester Pclrriuun, Parker Sev- g HOTEL J LLA C R AN Dt"vJu Sunday Dinner Menu 5:30 p. in. to 8:00 TABLE D'HOTE DINNER . $1.00 r Neptune Cocktail Consomme en Cup Cream of Chicken a la Reine Mixed Pickles Branch of Celery Poachi Fillet of Salmon Trout, Hollandaise Swift Premium Steak in Honey, Sweet Potatoes Stuffed Young Turkey, Cranberry Sauce Roast Loin of Pork, Stuffed Apple Pwtato O'Bririe au Giatin , Fresh Saute Spinach Golden Gale Salad ' Fresh StrawlM?rry Pai-fait or Bomhe Diplomat Pitted Cheriy Pie a la Mode or i Fresh Rhubarb Pie, Whipped Cream Tea Coffee Milk Through the week try our .Tc Plate Lunches and .r()c Merchant Lunch With Traps era, Uoyal Morkgreen, Victor Neitfor, .Molvtn Uundoll, Calvin Writfiit and Mr. and Mis, Frank Wells. : Vnnouncements (The I'arkdale rlub will meet Wednpsday afternoon, Jan. 56, at, j the home of Mrs. Viet or Kckley ut KniltdalP. Mrs. Clyde AVebb and lrs- l'nk Wood will bo the noslPHHrH- All members are' asked lo como ' old-fashioned costumes, .'. The Mine Mountain Grove of tho Supreme Woodmen Circle, will meet in regular session Jan. 23 al Kaglcs hall. Mrs. Leo Koynolds will present a number of piano pupils In recit al tomorrow afternoon .at four o'clock in the ballroom of tho La, (J ramie hotel. The public is In vited to attend. Bridge Pointers ' If Ml It on C. Work J This is Hie ninth Baturday Auc tion Mrldge a Klein written to meet the needs of (he novice. This series is prepared for those who never have played the game, tint who nro-anxious to do so; and id written with tho hope that it will emihh' many to acquire quickly and easily all that tliy need to know concernfiiK the. fundamentals of . Auction Hridiro. Those who follow the series uro advised to keep the articles for rendy refer ence as situations may arise In which they may wIkIi to re-read one of the earlier chapter. The (ianic nf Auction Itrlilgc Chanter ( The subject today in the revoke. To, revoke is to. renounce and fail to .correct the error in Hme. to avoid the pi nally: a renounce h the failure of a player lo play a curd of the unit b-d when bo has one or more cards of that suit In lilrt band. A renounce, is a seriout mistake, but if It lie corrected In time the penally for it (cord play ed in error may he treated as ex posed, or highest or lowest eurtt of the suit led on which the. renounce was made may -be rn 11.04). by De clarer) is not nearly ns severe as It. ''is when the correction Im. not made in time and the renounce becomes, a revoke. A player who renounces may withdraw the Improperly' played card and substitute a cart) of the suit led, provided he. does so wlth in'tho time limitation that the lav; provides. That limitation expire i when Hie renouncing- plnyer or hN partner" loads or plays to the succeeding- trick. When the renounce has been made by tho' Declarer, bis opportunity to correct It nnd save himself from a revoke expires when he leads or plays a card to the next trick either from his own hand or from Dummy. Meforo the Code of H2ti became effective, th" turning nnd quitting- of tho trick on which the ronounco occur rel established Hie revoke, but now the renouncing plnyer has. an ex tended time. A triple may be turn ed and quitted, and yet any player may examine It provided neither he nor his partner has played to the following- trick. One of bis adversaries may have led to the next trick, but nevertbless lie may examine the quilted trick and cor rect his error by substituting- a card of the suit that was led lo Hint trick. However, the moment that the renouncing" player or his partner loads or plays to Hm succeeding- trick, the statute of. lim it a1 tons has run, the renounce has become a revoke and cannot bo corrected. T(hore not being spuee today to describe fully tho revoke penal ties a ml the way In which they can 1 To rrlKlor Iho most l.prnd;ililp nml cnnllniinim servt(i . To Die proalftMt puiwlliie number of ieiiile At t)ie lovft ro.nt poiiHlHtent with fulr viiff'H to llift lithnr liii'I rnpltal omployeil GIvIiik ami fliwrvlliK f:ilr tri'alnir nt To lie a far-tor In uplHillilliiK tills f-oiiinimilty ) llio olijcrtlvii tit this i-ompany. ,,cc,ara,ion 1 I Itffv ti "-T-r. liii.TrrrTT 71 IV. 11 Eastern Oregon Light & Power Company be claimed, that subject will be considered on Saturday next. (Copyright, John l Dille Co.) MAY COMI'iniTH'S CLKVrtl.ANI. Ohio, Jan. 21 J (AP)--Competition , the varinu.-i j Protestant denominations of the country Imthe field of home mis sions work would ulllmati-ly he eliminated under a five-year com ity program w hich was placed be fore the National Church comily eonferonce here today. MENUS Hy Sister Mary Mill' A K It A ST Orange Juice, pereul cooked wit h dates, cream, I'Yonoh toast, syrup, milk, coffee, LCNCIIKON Creamed salmon on toast, head lettuce, canard peaches, marguerites, milk, tn. DINNKK - Hungarian goulash. , linked squnsh, prune and cottage . cheese salad, Washington cream ( pie, milk, coffee. I Homo made pickles or a relish nf some sort might be added to ; the dinner menu with good effect, t Tho jeeuir.u is hiirhly flavored but some quite tart food will add In terest to the menl. I Wftsblimlon ("renin Tie ! One- imp grated cacoanut. l-:i cup suar, 1 tablespoon butter. 1 egg-. 1 cup flour, A cup milk, 2 teaspoons baking powder. lea spoon salt, t teaspoon vanilla, S tablespoons powdered sugar. I Cream butter ami sugar. Heal yolk of cgx. until thick, with half the milk. Add to first mixture und beat well with egg- boater. Mix und sift flour, salt, baking powder and add alternately with remain ing milk to first mixture. Add Vanilla und beat until perfectly smooth. Pour Into an oiled and floured shallow cake pan and bake ti Don't fail to attend the Neighborhood Club Violin Quartet Concert Friday January 27, La Grande Hotel Adults 50e; Students 25c. I5E SURE TO ATTEND TIIE ROMANCE OF POWER an illustrated review presented by Mr. Charles M. Ripley Internationally known engineer author and traveler - Reservations will he made commencing January 23 at the offices of Eastern Ore gon Light and Power Company. Everybody Welcome No Admission Fee ARCADE THEATER i Monday Evening, January .30, 8:00 1 M. Auspices "Always At Your Service" PUTMAN'S .a Grande's Exclusive Ready-To-Wear Millinery & Shoes 2" minutes In n moderately hot. II-'AI MAN IDF.XTIIU'D ' o;en. Add one lablospoon very j POItTLANI,), Ore., Jan. 21 (,y.P) cold water to whlto of ogg und Through army finger print rVo beat until stiff and dry. Gradual- ords, police today identified Hie ly add powdered sugar, boating man sliol to death here Hie night well. When cake is cool, split and i of Jan. 10, by Michael Mutulmv spread lower half with the frost-j sky as Charles Medford. Muiuiw ing, sprinkle with coconnut and . sky shot tho man who tried tn bold cover with remaining cake. Cm I him up at his home, "pie fashion" to servo, I ; - .. ' j Miss Maude. IJoyd.-u. KiwrHsh France is perfectly willing- to j WOinnn preacher, has Teen bawd end wars of aggression, Mrland , from speaking In many places in writes. Do you suppose that fcl-thls country h'-couse she smokes, low has been rending the news Shame on Miss . iteydt-n fur bring from Nicaragua, and must huve lug- thai, pernicious habit to Ibis his little Joke? country!' SALE OF HOUSEHOLD ITEMS , Nut. Jhiwls, Pudding1 Pans, Mlllc Pain. "Dipper and many other iteina i9e . TliV The Oregon Hardware FIRST IDLER'S Nf USIC STORE ,Yonr JMusic tore for over df)ickerintt Tickets on sale Adler Music Co. mmsmm of its numbers, was enjoyed by 1
