La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 31, 1928, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTuesday, January 31, 1928. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Page Three EETY News Dr. and Mrs. Ingle Host and Hostess ' At Dinner Party The flrnt of ti gprieH of three din ner pari lr to he Riven this week )y Jr. iind Mm. J. I.. Ingle took plure lunt evening ut their ul trac tive home on Second street, when they nntertuined 2 8 Ktiests. - Dinner was nerved ut 7:15 o'clock ( ni tteventi small uuhph. ine aecor Bllo'n of which hinted or the tin pronchlnic HprinK season. Hoschuds lurnlshed u centerpiece for euch table mid baskets of beautiful sprlns flowers, such us daffodils. freaius and pussywillows, were ar Kirst Methodist Kpiscopnl Sunday school entertained the boys' class last evening in the basement of the church, the occasion helng the close of n membership 'contest in which the boys' class won. About SO young people and their teachers. Mrs. 11. V. Parker and 10. A. Snyre, were present and an enjoyable time was spent at game.-. At an appropriate hour the girls! served refreshments. j For Palm Beach The haaur committee of the Til- ( veria Parent-Teacher association I met yesterday afternoon ut th i iiuiiip ui .tim. i. Jierce presi- I uuiu oi i no ussociaiion, to itkiko I posters which were placed in the down town show windows today. S'rho hninP tin. I fm.H onl ..111 l. I.Hllcully urnKeilalioiittherooni.h,l( SnlimUty. Kcli. 4. inn ti iin jrmin, ru- uii" in ('.Ji'm Inatlng colors. Mridge was played following din- iipi' and prizes were won by Mrs. J. I. Itavenscroft, Mrs. A. T. Hill, Jlarvey K. Mall hews and J. K. Jtuv- enseroft. This evening Or. nud Mrs. Ingh will enlerlaln at a second bridge dinner and .on Thursday evening of this week the third party will be given. t Members of the Monday Uridge club were guests at u delightful bridge-luncheon yesterday aiter noon when Mrs. W. O. Sawyer was hostess at the J .a Grande hotel. Luncheon 'was served "at l:lfi o'clock In the .main dining room of the hotel, -where one large table was arranged and- prettily decor ated wllb' bouquets of chrysanthe mums (4id carnations. Orchid and roce wore the colors used. P'ollowlng luncheon thre tables ot bridge were at play in the curd room on the mezzanine floor. Mrs. W. H. Saft'ord nrndc high, score, Mis. ( 'harles' Hingaimiu will be . hostess - to- the club -Monday, Feb, n; , '. : ..... ' . I ,ast Th u rsduy a ft ernonn the committee met at the home of Mis. Pierce and made aprons. Plans are now complete for the baza nr. Mrs. George llllynrd and Mrs. II. G. Hale ure joint chairmen In (charge. Mrs. Clyde Dnvis in chair man of the conked food section anil Mrs. Jess Spencer is chairman of l he novelty Imznnr section. Campfire Girls , Luncheon Guests Styles Are Influenced by Powder, Rouge Bridge Pointers By Milton O. Work toy 11 u 71 Hen vis Yesterday 1 gave two hands and f Associated Press Fashion Kditor) asked how the iteclarer in each PARIS (API The make-up box case, seeing his Dummy hand and and Its use and abuse on two sides j therefore knowing all of the 211 of the Atlantic euch year decides j curds that he Would hnvo the op the profit and loss of many fabric portunily of playing with a com msnufacturers, as, well as dress- mon purpose, should plan his cam- Mesh stockings or silk or lisle are a new fashion lor the south. Members of the Wunnlshaunla campfire girl group. 10 In number, were guests at a 1 o'clock luncheon "Sunday afternoon given by their guardian. Mrs. 1). t. French, at her home on Y avenue A two course luncheon was served. Place cards were in. the form of little booklets. In which were found makers, says an analytical style creator. . . Ileeause American women do not make up extensively for the day time they are unable to wear some of the colors French women and French fashion-trades specialize in. Difficult greens, mauve and flat yel lows, all of them colors about which i Paris seems to be meditating more or less seriously for spring promo lion, may he among the most suc cessful of the new colors in Paris, but they will have only a limited sale on the other side of tho.Ai iMiitie. siivh the specialist. French women, he explains, will . ine Church. Velva and Kedra Itrud-jchauge their make-up to uccommo-j shuw. Mildred and Jeun Courtney. I date the fashionable colors of the'. Marian Wagner, ltlanch, liethel season. American women, on the and Dwight Fleshinan. Frunces and oilier hand. Insist on having the Vernon pel.ong. Dorothy, Dee undjcolurs which they can wear In the Lynn Smutz .and William Snod-( daytime without more than a coat grass. . ... . f powder ot) their noses. , All the (wiles nnd advertising of '.cosmetic G HANG 12 HALL (HpeclaJ) - I manufacturers have failed to con Three tables ;of pinochle were ut ! vert the hulk of American woman play Hill iirij;veningf when Mr, hood to extensive use of make-up. nnd Mrs. lici t, Spejicer ehti-ftained ' She may heighten her natural ef a few friends at their home In l.a feels but she rarely will( change Grande. Mrs. George Hughes re- them. puign in order to obtain the best result. The hands follow: South Is declarer playing with Hearts the trump, and in each case West hns led the King of Clubs. celved the consolation prize; Those . IMIVC jH nne ,,f the notoriously who played, besides Die host ' tlif f U;ti)t colors for the nveruge hostess, were "Mr. and ' Mrs. . Her-j wnmn ,t to. wear. " Experience has man Goeck, Mr. ami Mrs. -Claire .,)r(ved, according to more than one Crossen, Mr. and Mrs. George Gek-! tfrput(r of international styles, flmt eler. and- Mr. and .Mis. George ' t) tide of Europe the shades cn- lliifrhftR C At th rl()K( of the irallUVS fnr llm nvupjn-n mtitlllttV napshota taken on the last hiking MrH spencer served n lovely lunch. jeven If ino wholesalers and manu- tfacturers by consistent advertising 'and promotion, are able to make the dealers believe n mauve season is in jn'ospeot. . t 51 m f -8-4 11-2 6-4-3-2 A-K tfl-R-IM-2 .9-8-6-3 A-IO trip of the group, louring the. luncheon plans were made for u Valentine party to bo . held Friduy evening, Feb. 1 0. at the' home of Miss Violet Phillips. The Wuke-cllta Jlridge-chih met yesterday afternoon with Mrs. J. It. Oliver as hostess at her homo ri n First st reet . T h ree t u h I es of: ' Members of the Sacujawca and the Wunnlshaunla campfire . girl groups met at the home of Mrs. Iptf II. Awes Friday evening for bridge were at play and high score' one from the Hac'lnwen .rnnn nnd went to Mrs. Claude Kerry. Mrs, Chester Uoyle received the second prize and the guest prize went to '.Mrs. Clyde Hoppel. The home was attractively dec orated with potted plants. After the curd games the hostess served .a. two-course luncheon. Mrs. II. .1. Leonard will be hos tess io tlie club next Monday, Fob. MV. and Mrs. Charles Uibbert entertained a number of friends ul 'their home in Lower Cove Satur day . evening. Five tables of pi nochle were at-play nnd high scores wero won by Mrs. Frank Miller und Ernest Gray. The curd games -were followed by a two-course -Those present were Mr mid Mrs. L. J. fhadwick, Mr. and Mrs. John Miller. Mr. and Mrs. William Hall--mark, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Miller, ' Mr. ami M rs. Ward M filer, Mr and. Mrs. Ernest Gray, Mr. nnd Mrs. William Wright, Mrs. Alvin Orion, 1 .ester Sit el ton and Hughes Gray, all of the Cove seel ion, and Mrs, Ilalph Webb, of l.a Grande. Lodge, Auxiliary ; In Social Meeting About 8.r. members of the Knights ,of Pythias lodge, Pythian Sisters and: their friends gathered ut the K. P. hall here last evening for u social meeting and program. It. C. Ay res wns muster of ceremonies and oresided in a most efficient manner, and Claude. L. Herry ar ranged for the program. Miss Lfiiora McCorklc played a plano solo, and William II. Shira gavo n rending. Jack Hiatt played j. piano solo. A. L. Helms played a hAnJo solo and Miss Hertha Hani, played a violjn solo, accompanied -by -Mrs. It. G. McCall ut the piano. Miss Myrtle Wilcox sang a selec 1 ion, Miss Lois Nelson played a piano number nnd Mrs, W. II. Par kinson &am?, accompanied by Leo f'uMen Hryunt ut the piano. The program closed with a piano solo by Mrs. It. G. McCull. lifter which those present went to the banquet room, where refreshments were served. Informal talks wer given" by several of the members, including Col. F. S. Ivan hoe. James Webb, of Fnion. Dr. K. G. McCall, llarley Stoneking nnd Kalph Hyers, The high school girls' class of the Announcements 'I'ho IX'Kitp or llonoi 'I'iolccllvo A miiuazitip ptlltor ip n fillov association y ill met-t In i-oKulnj who BemlH ' f ,.p. , thn 6lon inniBiu nr u im.hii ...,,... ,.,, ,.,, ! ,,en innys hull. I nere win imi way Our Leon Oil . Permanent Waves give from 6 months to a year's satisfaction. Put in right they stay right. At REYNAUD'S Beauty Shop Phone Mnifi "ft The Name Assures The Quality four from the Wunnlshaunta group received the woodgatherer's rank. About 20 gtnjs ami their guardians, Mrs. Awes and Mrs. O. C, French were present. The rank was con ferred by Miss Myrtle lloyt, presi-1 dent of the campfire guardians' us-I socintlon, und the ceremony was i very impressive. j 'Miss Helen Hughes ' -became a woodglitherer1 among the members of- the Sacujawca groups and the Wunnlshaunta girls to receive the rank were Misses Myrtle , ShultK, Jean French, Olena Fine and K I ma Ingram. ' Woman's Club At Union in Meeting; VNION (Special) About 60 members of the Woman's club met Thursday afternoon at th el'nion hotel when Mrs. Duroch was the hostess. Helng guest day, the bus iness session was omitted. Mrs. S. K, -Miller, president of the club, in a few remarks described the meaning of "Ited Letler" day. She then turned the meeting over to the program committee consisting of Mrs. 11. H. Honney, Mrs. W. M. Hobbln, Mrs. T. T. Cock, and Mrs. (leorge Halid. The Woman's club quartet sung two selections. Little Claudia Wood gave u reading, "I Love Ore gon." und eight liillo girls from the first grude gave several folk dunces.-- They were accompanied ut the piano by their teacher, Mrs. II. C. Kees. Miws Helen Johnson gave two readings, "An Kxperience with u Itefractory Cow," ami "Just Shopping." The high school quar tet, consisting of Lcona. Sprav, Jane Smith, Nellie and Vnllle Cieertsen, sang two selections, "Un til The Dawn." and "Fishing." lleuding. "Hull road Crossing" by ISdith Cheney. Mrs. II. C. Me Cluy, of La UrumlV, sang two solos. "Irish Love. Song" by Margaret Uut hven ami "Honey Chile" by Adums. Sho was accompanied :t the piano by Mrs. KdtTh Phy. Two readings. "Naughty JCeir and "The Origin of Scaudul" were given by Miss Inez Lovehnug. Following the program, refresh ments were served by Mrs. G. F. Hall. Mrs. Frank Sturgill. Mrs. Tony Smith nnd Mrs. W. It. Phil lips. A silver offering was taken, the' money to go toward the scholar ship loan fund. . 1'NION Special) The Altar so ciety of the Catholic church met Wednesday afternoon ut the home of Mrs. W. O. lluggerty in North Union, with ubout IS members present. Following the regulur routine of business, a short pro gram was given. Miss Cynthia Hobhn and Miss Mildred Fox each sang two vocal selections, and Miss f Helen Johnson gave a feuding and a dunce. Itef reshments were serv ed by the hostess. TNION (Special) The Mission ary society of the Presbyteriun church met Friduy afternoon in regular session at the home of Mrs. 1-;. K. Pursel. with Mrs. Viola Pur ker and Mrs. Frank Sturgill an hostesses. In the absence of the president, Mrs. Klla Holly, the vice president, Mrs. George Scibird pre sided over the business session und led the devotlonuls. The lesson. "Orientals In Hit t'.itled States" was given by Mrs. Hoy Con kiln and Mrs. Walter Cock. After the lemon, a social hour fol lowed, during which the hostessi-s served refreshments. GUANO!-; HALL (Special) In honor of the birthday unniversury of their daughter, Mary. Mr. snd Mrs. Andrew Mullenburg entertain ed 21 of Iter friends ut their home here Friday evening. Various gam wre enjoyed throughout the evening ut the close of which de licioufi refreshments were served. Thof present were Mr. and Mrs. It. f. Putmnn. Mr. ind Mm Oeorge Dearraon, Mildred Spencer, Cat her- of o f f leers, n f t e r which u soc i a t .hour will be enjoyed. installation ... h!llllwin tn 111JlU it sound foolish when it appears In print three months afterward. The Riverside Ladles' Aid so-j M,.Hodist Kpiscopal clmreh will clety will meet with M rs. Ingerson, ,nPOt tomorrow afternoon at the 1017 Lake street. Thursday after- nomo Q( m,.h, c. W. Chandler. 2us noon at 2::P o'clock. i Third slrei t. .'. . The Presbyterian Ladles' Aid so- ' ciety will meet-in regular session1 The Missionary society of the tomorrow nflVrnoon at the clinrch; Chrlsllan-church will meet at the w f ci-nu-R Is cha rman or home .or .irs- i-uuiaur iinminw M the hostess committee. The '.Ladies' Aid society afternoon at ! bringing cars of " the Cove avenue. o'clock. Those can park thenv on V -9- 'I0-2 U: iJ I "" 10-8-2 8-6 10-5 second (tho third Club hud) and then lead another Diamond. What will happen then depends upon which adversary wins the second Diamond and what is led next; hut even If It he a rourlh ciub (the most disadvantageous lead for Declarer t hat could be made), he still has a chance In get game although he must lake every) remaining trick. After ruffing the I fourth club he would lead his j small trump, win with Queen In Dummy, return a trump from : 1 Him my ami win with Ace in Closed Hand. Next lead his Ace ami King of Spades, then lead n third Diamond for Dummy tn rnff next Ifiid the Onccil of f Spattes from Dummy on w hich ho would dhicard his lust Diamond and then he would have the King of trumps in Closed Hand with which to win the last trick. In No. 2. the Declarer would plan quite differently, lie would see that if he attempted to ruff n Diamond In Dummy and should lead Diamonds for 1 lint purpose, he would lose two Diamonds nnd two Clubs. He therefore should win the first Club trick, had his Ace und King of Hearts if both udversHrics follow suli to both trumps: he then should lead his Ace and King of Spades, and next a third round of Hearts, winning with the ljueen In .Dummy. In this jwuy, with the adverse Hearts di vlded S-2 as they must be with ifotir pluyed on the first' I wo rounds of trumps, ho would ejthnusl the trumps .and put Dummy in the lead to cash the Q'ueen and Jack of Spades, on whWh Closed Hand would obtain two discards and the combined hands would lose only three tricks. I (Copyright. John F. Dllle Co.) New Spring Honey Beige TUMPS AND OXFORDS $8.75 to $10.00 ; PUTMAN'S La Grande's Exclusive Ready-To-Wear Millinery & Shoes teaspoon 'pPPer, paprika. "Work ono tablespoon of cheese with oil until creamy. Add oil slowly, using about 1 tablespoon -fu). Beat In vnlegar well chilled. Add 'remaining oil slowly, beating constantly ond beat In lemon juice. Add seasoning and chill. When read yto serve beat vigorously and add cheese coursely crumbled. Serve Immediately on sections of head lettuce. AH the ingredients can he thor oughly chilled before mixing nnd the d ressi n g ml xed and served without Intermediate chilling. Authorized . Dealer G. E. Wiring s Products II. &S. Electric MENUS , In No. I, tho Peclnrer would appreciate tfiat lie must lose one Club , trick and two Diamond tricks; should he ' lose mpre, ho would fall to nuike game. For tunately Dummy has only two Diamonds, so that hand can ruff u third round of Diamonds, and thn four! h Diamond probably cun bo discarded on Dummy's Queen of Spades, If this can he accom plished and the five adverse trumps are divided three in one hand -and two in tho other, .De clarer can go game. Planning along these lines. Declarer should win the. King of Clubs with tho Ace and forthwith lend a small I iamond. two- more probable), South will trump the spoons oil y Sister Mury 1 1 It K A K FA ST sicw'oil prunes, cereal, cream, codfish and potato puff, corn' bread,' milk,, coffee. LI NCHKOK Halved rice, stuf fed beet salad, apple sauce, mo lasses ' rookies, milk, tea.. DIN'NFU Veal pot-pie, cream ed carrots, head lettuce, with Ito iiuefort cheese dressing, caramel custurd, whole wheat rolls, jelly, milk, coffee. i:se a tart Jelly In the dinner menue. H will "pep up" the meat pie for those who do not eat brend with their meals and add Interest to the rolls for those who do In clude a broad-stuff In their diet. Roquefort Cheese Dressing . Four tublespoons Hotiuefort If the adversaries lead 'cheese, 1 tablespoon vinegar. 2 ta- i-numtx nt Clubs (as Is hlesnoonJi lemon Juice, u inme- lenspoon salt, "j Silver tfubilee Silver Jubilee TREMENDOUS BARGAINS FOR YOU IK! 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