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Monday, February 13, 1928. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Page Three IK Mrs. Silverthorn Complimented At -.. Luncheon Party Mrs. A. T. Hill was hostess ut a delightful luncheon Saturday ufl crnoon complimenting- Mrs. O. II. Fllverlliorn, vho will leave. i.a (Irande In the near future. Cov. -.n nt-.e im.i 1.11 1. intMius ui 1 no honor truest ot a prettily arranged tuhlo nnd an excellent luncheon was Hi-i'vprt ut 1:15 o'clock. Amethyst wus the color lined In the tuhlo decorations, a pretty cen terpiece of daffodils and' heather blcndlne with the glasmvare In this color. The mime color wus also tmrioil out in the luncheon menu. Kensington whh enjoyed during the ufternonn while the guests vtw lied. The hoHtess entertained with several readings and n short skit. Carlton Appleby, son of Mr. and Mrs. K h. Appleby, was host to ! of his little klndi'i-gnrteu friends lind pluymutea Saturuuy afternoon In honor of his fifth birthday unnl. Versa ry. The party was from. 4 o'clock until 6 in the young host's play room, which was attractively decoiuied for the occasion, with Japan eye lanterns nnd valentine motifs. " The children spent the time play ing nnd at about t B;30 o'clock, the children were seated at u cleverly ur ranged table und supper was nerved by .Mrs. Appleby. A ,birthr day cake with five red candles wus ti feature of the supper. Favors for, the glris were little dolls und tho hoys received red, -white, and blue hammers, which hud a whistle attached to one end. All of the, children were given paper' caps. The little guets Included 1'eter nnd Wall Is Coburu, Jackie Mur phy, Jonn Mnuvy. Dickie und Joun Toinpleton. Virginlu Wyllle, Mary Koney, Hetty Mae Coxv Nancy l.ee J.lndsay, I'ut richi Me Mantis, 1'hyl lis Westenhnver, Huth Jean Jfiur brlck, Nancy .lean Bohnenkamp. John Italston, Pavid I'rees, Junior Olsen and Barbara nnd Geraldlue O'Brien. . Mis. Kverett Known was hostess to ; the. members of the K. s. club Haliiiday with a 1:15 o'clock lunch eon at her home on Washington u venue. The home wns decorated In keeping with St. Valentine's day, red carnations forming u center piece for the table. J 'luce cards, nut cups und other details were also In keeping with the occasion. Luncheon was followed by three tables or bridge. Mrs. W. J). War ner made high scor e and the second prize went to Mrs. it. II. Smith. Mrs. Smith will he the nest hos tess to the club Saturday, Keb. 25. Mr. and Mrs. h. M. Iloyt enter tained at pinochle Saturday night tit . their homo on Mala avenue. Kour tables Were at piny during l he evening and high score umong t lie women players went to Mrs. Louis Slandley and the men's prize was' won by Gilbert Hunter. The rooms were attractively dec orated In keeping with St. Valen tine's day. A two-course luncheon uas served by the hostess follow ing the card games. Miss Gaskill Weds Walter Hutchison To the surprise of their many La Grande friends the marriage of Miss Lnla Gaskill. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Gaskill to Walter A. Hutchison became known here this week. The marriage was quiet ly solemnized Monday evening at 6 o'clock at t he parsonage of the Kirst Mt hod 1st Kplscopal church In Walla Walla. Wash., Miss Gas- l-lll'o ...I.llmr 'l.-nuu u .iu nf hi till velvej ' ! After the wedding Mr. and Mrs, Hutchison went on a short honey moon trip and are now at home to their many friends at '2204 Ce dar street. Both Mr. and Mrs. Hutchison are .well known hero. She was employ ed In the I'nited States National bank hero for about five years, lie Is an engineer for the O.-W. It. unJ N. company. " Word has been received here of the marriage of Miss Marjorie I. 1'oehlcr, daughter of Mrs. Ann I'eebler, to 'Inrenoo K. Coughou nouer, at Vancouver, Wash., Wed nesday. Keb. S. Mr. Coughennou cr Is an employe of the O.-W. It. and N company in Portland, where they wilt make their home. After the marriage Mr. und Mrs, Coughennouer went on a short honVymoon trip to Salem, where they visited with her sister, Mrs. Charles Tull. and other Western Oregon und Washington points. Mrs. Coughennouer has many friends In Iji Grande, having for merly made her home in this city. She was graduated from the local high school. About two years ago she nnd her mother moved to liu- gniie, and from there they went to ARCADE Starting Thursday Without any exaggeration a really great picture ! ! I 41 Portland", where they nre now mak ing their home. . Order of Rainbow . In Enjoyable Meet Mrs. Andrew Toney, worthy mat ron of Hope chapter No. 13, Onlor of the Kustern Star, uml John S. jroclttln, worthy patron, w-re made h0norary memllCrg Of 111 J Jl Grunue assembly, Order of Italn- bow- for Girls, Saturday evening when the regular meeting was held ut the Masonic lodge rooms with officers of the Kustern Ktnr chap ter:nt honor guests. Both Mrs. I.oney and -Mr. Jlodgln made short talks. There was a large attendance ut the mooting, including ninny Kiwi- ern Star members nnd several Ma sons. Initiatory work was put on by the officers of the Jiuinbow as sembly. A short program wns giv en, presided over hy the worthy as sociate advisor. Miss Anita KrioU son. Miss Mury Vaughn llendiiek son gave a reading and MIns Grace Gelbel sang u solo, accompanied by, Miss Mildred Jtrndshaw at the piano. . . Jlans were disegssed for n ulay to .be given by the assembly some time; In April.'0 A contest among the' members, was also discussed, aiii Miss- Berrilce .McKinney ami Miss' Mary Pulp were appointed as team leaders. Tomorrow is guest day for the La Grande-Neighborhood club and every member is asked to bring St guest to tho meeting, which will ho held-at the I Grando. lintel. The business meeting will begin promptly at. 2 o'clock and the pro gram will .follow immediately aft erwards, omitting tho usual recess, It was announced this morning. Mrs. Charles l'luyle, chairman of j-th community services committee, j ia Charge -of the program, which Is expected to he. one of unusual Interest. The juveniles - of the Hoyal Neighbor lodge met In regular ses sion . Saturday afternoon ut tho home of Mrs. Itov Mlllerinir. The regular buslne wesston wan held durujg the early part of the after- sandwich, pineapple and rice pud noon, after which a valentine par- ding, milk, tea. ty was enjoyed by the children! DINNKK Tlonst beef. York present, (fames. were played, fol- brown gravy, creamed celery cab lowed by refreshments, which were .bage, canned cherries, spice cake, served hy Mrs. Tearl Beeman, Mrs. milk, coffee. W. K. Wlnburn and Mrs. Menthluj pineapple and rice pudding Is Ball. ; .: .m r fnriother dessert ' suitable for chll- The next meeting of the juven- ,ll(.n ns Well ns adults. In this lies will be held Saturday, Keb. 25, particular menu the dessert brings at the lv. 1. hall. the meal into perfect balance. . adding carbohydrates and bulk. ' , . . ' Ono cup cold cooked rice. 1 cup Members of the young people s - Bible class of the Kngllsh Lutheran ' church enjoyed a valentine party , Friday evening ut the home of the! Itev; and Mrs. Lelf J I. Awes. Twen-' ty-lwo- young people were present t" and gumes appropriate for tho oc-i casion we're enjoyed during the ' evening. The homo was cleverly decorated In keeping with tho oc-j casion, a profusion, of red hearts being used. l'rlzes were awarded to Wood row Ostland. Miss Verla McLane and Carl Johnson during (he eve-; ning.. i "At about 8:110 o'clock refresh-1 meats were served by the hostesses. Misses Anna and Lin a. Lottos anfl i Mrs. Awes.- The party closed wit li a short devotional period led by the liev. Mr. Awes. Mrs. George J-'ager entertained the primary class of the Church I of God Saturday afternoon at herj home on Second street In honor of . little Miss Georgianna Kuger's eighth birthday anniversary. Twen-1 ty-one children were present undj games were played during the aft-j ernoon. after which the hostess served refreshments. The Bible Searchers' class of the Kirst i'reshyteriun church will meet Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock . ut the home of Mrs. Charles Kobertson, 2012 Adams avenue, with Mrs. ilenry Bradshaw. Mrs. W, H. Snook und Mrs. K entile Thompson as hostesses. The Marytha Sunday school class of the Kirst Methodist Kplscopal church will meet this evening for a potluck dinner In the basement of the church. The supper will be followed by a business mooting and program. The Woman's Benefit association will meet In regular session tomor row night ut 7:30 o'clock at the K. I, hall. Business of special In terest will come before the meeting, and ull members are urged to be In attendance. Much Mouchoir A lrc g rrtn chiffon himlkerrhlrf, bordtrrd witb lce and pink chiffon on two lldn. Is Terr (mart nm lied ik rl( (or tr.nlnt. Announcements I OUT OUR WAY y -ANJH' VnoW CHlLORlKlCr, : '. j FlFTM voo Evief?-B Mice, Tore ; I ! GPAOE ? bO MuCiA. MAFTA CHAc,ric,6. J x -i ! Rit V J S----rx Us ' 'J ' K . ' ' (fes ,' WHW MOTHERS GET GRAY- '"r FlNO OUT VNHWTvlE FAMIW VAjQRRW SSO BACKWARD. J ' MENUS . : : 1 By Sister Mary RKAKI-WST Orungo juice, cereal cooked with raisins, cream, ham toast, milk, coffee LVNCRKON rarsnip chowder. toasted crackers. open salmon A quality., Pi iinrawfidtf iWwiTwir " -i nTir-"t"KY - i ' sugar, 1 cup grated or shredded pineapple, 1 cup whipping cream. few ' grains salt, vanilla. Combine rice, sugar and pine apple. Mix thoroughly. Whip cream until firm and fold into rice blxlure. Turn into a .mold and let stand until very cold and firm. Serve garnished with ti snip of maraschino . cherry or cubes or bright jelly. NORTH POWDER PERSONALS NOKTK- POWOrcil (Special) The rQvdur;boyH team played the Haines' team r bust weekend. This game was slow' the first half, the seOre being 6 to- 1 the first quar ter in favor ot ' Hninns. 1'owdor it. you would sis. tMPPn if you . knew Cream -of -tartar baking powder is the only one approved as safe by pure food experts the world over - - ask any doctor - - any dietitian - - any domestic science expert - - any nurse. Schilling contains more cream-of -tartar than any other. Schilling also gives you pound weight for your pound price ( not just 34 of a pound that looks like a pound ) F-ven more important - - your money back any time you don't like Schilling's best! Coffee 19 Spices HiJ By Williams! speeded up ami finished the game with the score IK to J 3 ill her favor. Among the Baker visitors from North I'owder were: Stella Garrl- son. Win. Lovern and wife. Bill, such n wlll-o'-t he-wlsp. Declarer West and family and A. B. Davis, j should j,un to hold up tho Hearts Mrs. Thomas Shoemaker from until third round, thus exhtiustlng Telocuset wns visiting In town Krl-lKusL lf the adverse Hearts bo dan day. gemus (that Is, If West have five): Walter McGrath, the drayman, next try tho Club flm-HSc which moved Terry Sim nit is, of La can he tahon either way but Grande, up on the T. M. Miller should be so taken that. If It lose, ranch this sldo of Telocuset. (Kast will bo the adversary who K. K. Collins, of Baker, was .wins the trick. Should Kast win transacting business In North .with the Queen of Clubs nnd have I'owder, Friday. Charlie Harris Is drilling a well on the Coughnottr ranch. --. There nre some people, wo feel. who would have been far happier If they hail been horn clocks. V. 31 Extra cts Bridge Pointers By Milton O, WorU 'Continuing today our. series of II I imi rat tons of the manm'r in which a iVrliuvr at Aueiion or ( 'out raet ItridKe should plan how to pluy lils twenty -si curds lis soon as tho hand of the iMnmny appcais, we still cmiHider the fol lowing sit nation. Hout h Is iu clarer, playing a No Trump con tract. As soon as Peelarcr sees the Dummy he should appreciate that his only danger of losing the game lies in having the Hearts estab lished and run against Mm. At tlm start he cannot tell whi-t her 1 he leader has opened a five-card or four-card suit ; West has three Hearts higher than the Five, but the division of the ad verse . 1 loans 'may ho West five. Uisl throe, or four In each ad verse hand. If West have tho Deuce, Kast has only three Hearts If Kast has Iho Douce, the adverse eight 1 leans are evenly divided, 11 is quite true that, the Declarer could win the first Heart and, If the finesse in Spades, Diamonds and Clubs all worked perfectly, could make a. Grand Slam; but tho odds against catching all three Queens are very grout, and game should not be sacrificed ehuHlng ;a fourth Heart, Declarer would discard a I Muinond from Closed Hand and make t he rest of the tricks (three-odd). J tho Club finesse win or if, when it lose, Kast has not a fourth Heart, tho game ts pas(.P mm. ir the Club finesse, JoH( nml Kast j,ia(I ,v ntuniond, tho alt the, .facts Ten ' A-J-9-7 1 tiO-3-6 I ft r n II I . I ' . ' mo-3 if nil PUTMAN'S La Grande's Exclusive Ready-To-Wear Millinery & Shoos flnossn In that suit which would ! let in West (the danger hand) ishould not ho tried. Hayed l this way the game Is nssured. Tomorrow's 1 1 ami A-J-9-7 South Is the Declarer playing rt No Trunin contract. 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