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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 22, 1928)
' Wednesday, Febtnlaiy 22',-1H28. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Page Three IETY: NE . -mm . - Luncheon CTh Is Entertained At StariQ-p Horne Mr. A. J. St an go was foosta to tlto I jintrhcon cluh yiKltri)tiy uft ernoon at her hoim on. Walnut Hlreot. liimthcon was fcervel at 1:15 o'clock with covers luli for 5 Tin tull8 worn uttruci wy ilccorutcd wit li houqiH'ta of sprihsr flowern. ' Three tuition of Iii'IiIkc wort nt play nml IiIkIi score was inulc by Alrn. ChiiKO Itohnenluimp. Tho M. I, .. club wuh entt-itain-ml yesterday aftoinoon ut the home of .Mis. K, Jaoolmon on (Ireinwood Htroot. Three tallies of briilKe were nt plu vv anil IiIkIi score wnU lo Mrs. (Jrover Orlimnett. lloiuiuetH of Die Ki UNon's flowers wore attractively urrungeri nlmut tho rooms. A two-course luncheon followed the aftornoonH play. .Mrs. Wlllinm MltehelJ will le )iok1okh to the club Tuesday, Marcli i - .'I Mr. and Mrs. Frod Jones enter talnod tho members of the I .a Pe tit n Hrid(?e club last oyenlnff - at I heir homo on Adams u venue. Three tables of brldKo were at play during the evenfiiK and hiuh wore among' tho women players wont to Mrs. Nolan Skiff and I he men's tii-Ht prize to Mr. Skiff. Mra. rtyir-, ry W, Mohr and Hoy M'Neos':ru colvod the consolation prizes. H ) After the card Rallies the hosto.st served a two-course luncheon. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lyman will. entertain tho club Tuesday evening, March C. " Miss Mao Stearns and Miss Mabel Doty were hostesses at two delight ful bridffe parlies. during th pa.st wools, one given- on Friday eve ning and tlie second on Monday evening, ut Miss Stearns' bom on Onli fitroot. Throe tables of bridge were ut phiy on both occasions, Friday evening the home , wns prettily decorated In keeping with Goorgo Wiishlngton'a.hlrthduy in u color whmiio of ,rod.lf; white and blue. Mis. Illuuche oVzinger pmrto high score" ut cunls-und the con solation priiso went to t'oru I la ril ing Scott. . .Monday evening Mra. F. A. Kp ling made high score und the con solation prize wont to MIbn Alta 1.11 lie. Tho , rooms, were deeomicd with bbuyuets of spring flowers, l.uncheon was' nerved after the curd gaiiM'S. ' - I . ' . t w Parish Members . Attend Supper About 4i members of St. I'eter's Kplscopal' parish attended the Shrove Tuesday pancake supper last night at Hunan hall. Tho sup per was from 5:30 until ti:K0 o'clock und was served by Mrs. Oliver Uiley. Mrs. U, H. Hussoll, Mrs. Mary nmy. Mrs. A. VT. Milno and Mrk C. If. Oassett. lUshop W. P. Remington, of Pen dleton, who wuk in this city to attend- the- Gojdcn Kill- dinner at tho Sacajawea Jnn last night, was a guest ut tho supper. a , '"' Tho Ladies' auxiliary to the- llro thorhood of l '.ail way Tialnmoii met lust evening at Fugles' hall wljh n law attendance.), -Mrs. L'uughenower,,, president of tho uuxni.uV.'Vlr,Hliiy and .after thf regular bilsine.srt Session the drill team pract,i.ced for Initiatory work, to be exemplified next month. During the evening plans wore made for a get-together meeting of tho women's orders to the, bro t heVhoods of firemen, conductors and. engineers, .which, will be held next monti'i, the dale to . bo un nounced later, i The n'ext regular meeting of tho Quxtjlaiy will bo Tuesday, March 0. whtrhwilt he a social meeting. Tho regular meeting of the la dles' noclety.to the Itrolherhood of Locomotive Firemen uni Kngine men wan heltl lust evening ut tho Iv. P. hull, preside! over by the president, Mrs. Kilwnrd Strelff. During tho evening plann were dis cussed for un'Aprll bunudet, which will be definitely arranged at tho next uieetlng. - $ 1 After the business session a so cial hour was enjoyed in observ ance of Washington's birthday. Tho J fat until brmn on all sl-U 1. V This prevents dlscolorntlon adds to the flavor. ' . ! Meviean Stow tit (HlfV Uw r Three-four'i'S pound calf'! liver. ' enps slfud canned tnumloi. K j or.lons, 1 green peptter. - liiM. spoonn flour. tcuspuou n-ilu ' ' teuspoon ; paprina, ieas;mui ground . niusturd, M -teaspoon ground cloves, rJJ tublospoous luu ti r. J s'h'er bacon. . fut liver in Inch cubes, t'onl; bacon J 11 a hot frying pan unlit , crisit. nuto liver In hot l aeon Bridge Pointers lij lllllnn CI. Work Yi-Mn)hy 111.' viin trivon; rollnvvlntr liun.t THE DOMINATING VOGUE' officers of Ihe lodge served refresh ments. . W.C. T..U. Observes bacon not Vhile pn-parlng n.tii-. Peel und ndnce onions. . Uemove seeds from pepper and ,. inim e, flesh. Add onions and pepper to tfwinitntH. Mix and si t lloiir. Hah, NiirCOtiCS Week Plrfa, mu turd und cloves. V-rk j ,lMO IMllUl HUMViiifi, t " pnhte. Stl-- Into lomato niiMute srirring over the fire until lhlc,-V j Add cubes of liver . and simim r.. low fire for 1 u iiiluiilo. herve on a not iuium-i with strips of bacon. Compare it cup for cup with any other! If you do not think it is fresher more fragrant - just 'phone your grocer. He "will return your money instantly. We pay him. You keep the tea. Tho Womnn'B I'hrlstlan Temper ance union had an Interesting meet ing yesterday.afternoon In the unnex of 1 he Central Christian church. Tho subject wits' 'Niircoticn." in observance f "Nn rootles Woek," which Is hext week. Tho mooting was Opened by tho president, Mrs. Frank Hurdosty. and nflor n song, and scripture, reading, prayer was given by Mm. T.; K. IMorson, co?nmunicatlous wore read -from the state officers of the W; ( T. K. Tho Harrison narcotic act und Its operation wnn discussed ny Mf-h. A bble Cooper, afler which the na tional pry.o ossuy, writtooi by a high school student on tho subject "Smoking und I'repnrntlon of Life's Vork n a High School Student Sees It" was rend by Mrs. Kdith IIuIko. Mrs. It. V. Loighlon read "The Gospel of 1'aln" and Mrs. Hulse rend "The Dopevllle Hoad." An article entitled "Tell the World That It -Is Not lnherant True Greatness to Drink and Smoke," wns read by Mra. Cooper, and Mrs. I'lorson read a leaflet on "Marla juann," which wns followed by a general dlBougsjon ;.. ,(- A pluylet "A Pnl of raulswas scheduled for yesterday ufteinoon, but was postponed until March 20, which will be a noclaljinootlng. An announcement of Interest to many La Grande people bus been received here telling of the mur- riuge. of Miss Mae Seals to George H. Gonuan, of rullmnn, Wush, The , wedding took place Sunday, Fob. 1 !t, at" Pullman, Miss fienls made her homo In La GrnndeJ'or 'a number bt years an J wasemployed in N. K. West's store here. She wont to. Pullman, Wash., from hero und has since made her homo In tiut city. Mr. and Mrs. Gonnan will make their home ut Pullman. Announcements Dressmakers In Paris Coin Style Words ilk 10-8-7-5 A-J-3 A J- t FOR SPRING . Tho um siion was, ut u Net 1 Trump ! cout ruct, how Declarer Khouhl Plan to piny the ham! us soon ns he sjiw Dummy's cards. j . Declarer can seen that ho bus; only ni" sure tricks In his twenty- ; fctx cards: to make his gamo he .. , 1. II.. .It- I itoriunitv lo finesse in Clubs. Dia monds-and Spades. Calchlng the King of Clubs would give him Hv Hazel !tiv!s 1'Altlt! (AP I'urls droNsmake.i't Jhroe mure ' Iricks; catching tho have u new banket full -ttf fabric Queen' of Diamonds two mom;; . r,.,, -i,. ,.,, nitchluir the Uiiei n of spades, one I S? .pVlnl. .o mat.. -lal- ...., !,..,..,! n,o, o. - If .M Ihro. rinoss-M Hhould hyo mrliiuof n.- w... tls, each wUI. 8UC0.-.-.1 h- WO..M nulk.. tlin-o j u m.ninlnK .-v.-n If it l.s.imt vU:,r S,i Irl.-U. at l.-nt olio H.-nr J i 1 trick, f.iur lManion.l trl. kir nn.l t,rt n.s,.., of ,f.i, n,,., tricks. .. .mf-rtun- t the oo.l h. Is losponsll-lc for many nt.ly all l.ls fiu-SHOs nulKt he lak.-n .IreBMmakera- rashinn vonll.nlai y tli H-iul. for doy-tlmc. 'I That bcinff Hie situation, there., l-'roin this root, ami one or -two woulil ho no point In hol.llliff l,. otltcra .M.lto.ller buihlnhis InnKU- tho Ace of llcartK until tho thlr.l.J OKO of fahrlcs.' To ' "kashu" he roun.l. Or rotltso tho Aco ofji uil.ls various HVllahleH, ench Willi n Hourts shuul.l not lie played onif metinlnK (lescrlptlve of a qllallty the rirst rullml an the len.l may bo S ..uu.i i, .1,.. cloth in oueHtloil. from the Klnif-CJueen nn.l closed . Tho result is n Iupkuiiko with woriis Hand may he ahle to win, the first like -moilsllkashutolle" and "as- trick with the Jack of Hearts: in pcrlknshahure," hotli materials to that case, should ull the curds IV- k i,.i viii. in si.Hnu- slvles clarer is tryinir to catch ho with as well us K.ishnUilla" and "nIom Hunt (a most. Improbable contln- words that .have koiio Kencyi no coniu nm -"""" I . ENSEMBLES The popular' ty of . the ENSEMBLE costume is thoroughly es tablished; for in what other apparel may there be found that "CHIC" and utility of style completeness PUTMAN'S vill sponsoav this new vogue with such a beau tiful and exclusive collection as has never been shown ex cept in the larger cities. Fine canton crepe dresses with kasha flannel or tweed coat All silk dresses and , coats to match . ' . Sport coats with . sweater and skirts to match - . The jackets are in the customary hip length the coats in three quarter and full lengths. slikasha," t The Women's Society of the 1-Mrsl , Mnptist church will observe the I "Ony or lrayer- l-riday when u J meeting vlll be. held nt 430 o'clock I ut tho ci.uroh. 'J'he World Wide 1 Guild will have chargo of tho pro' ' pram, after which tho regular husi I'n'esB meeting of; the guild will be f lfflj.' i t ! . i Tho T.ndles- Aid society o'f tile ' English Lutheran church will meet iat the homo of Mrs.-J. N. Klcy 1 :t fl :t Tenth street, Thursday aft ernoon, l'Yb. 2H, ut 2 o'clock. " Tho Nelghborssof Woodcraft will enjoy it 'har times',' n-'lfly .Tliurs dtiy evening ul the K. 1'. hall. .Mem bers wiio aro not in costume will bo fined. Two prizes will be given. around the world of fashion, one Slam. moaning a cashmere wool with u Ills plan thrrerorc should bo to j lulle-like weave, the other a. very pj, H1Im from Dummy on the. light weight or enshtnero wool fa- fv8t trick. 11' the Heart Jack I hric. " ' should win, he would lead Ihe I The ltodler materials are or ex- Seven or nlnmonds. putting Hum-! tremcly light weight und ortcn of piy in with the Aco u( Klunnm.lH llirht color lis well. A creuiny ,,...1 try tho riuh flness", intend-i beige shades is tho basis of Ito- (nK f it succeed to follow with .ller's spring collccllon. To that n,o IHamond finesse: und if thnt ! lavender shades, a great deal or succeed, with the Spado rlnesse. jv corul pink, rich browns, some red nut ir Kast win tho rlrsl trick by and many shades of pastel blue. ploying either Iho King or Queen Muny ltodler fabrics show hor- of H.iuis and return with Heart, j ders or ull-over designs or alter- Declarer should win the second ! noting triangles. Oriental designs, dloart trick nnd try rlrst his Club J in smull figure, lire Important In rlnesse. If that tall, his gumc l tho printed und woven silks. Small, gone but (f it win. ho should run geometrical patterns predominate out Ills Clubs which will give him v.i ii,,.,., urn a few large flower a total of rive tricks and leave If nlso umong the prmie'i him with lour more ui-ium i similes und nlninondB. In that ,S $10.75 to $89.50 designs silks. JAPAN ICrtenl Sl ' 1 ffe tw)' In All Kinds of Beauty Work We strive to give the utmost satisfaction. Our expert operators are never indiffer ent to the individual desires of each pat ion. We Are Specialists In LEON OIL ' PERMANENT WAVING REYNAUD'S BEAUTY SHOP New Folcy-Uldg-. Phone Main 789 "We lead, others follow the name assures quality" MENUS The Frock -That Spring brings is beautiful and varied in style - smartness is the keynote - the tight sleeve - moulded hip lines and basque ffiS V-inr 'o?.ihoei(.ar:eall. shown in joinv ex$lusjy col lections. Styles tor the petite , miss and the larger women that have individuality and distinc-1, tion. h'or pRntiijHi sakashu inoiissonilellii" which looks siiilM (uploss nssined by the dlh-S like woven fronds of ostrich fea- carding of West, or by the miluro ...... .rt.-...i.... "Mill.. nf U'..i in follow to the first X mors nun i , i nils" or "a thousand folds." Is nil- round. Hint tho finesse would stir- other new material for sport wear coed), but should Unit is having a vogue th ree-odd. luko In his 1 ma mn ' ' . I.. IS o Hy Slstor Mary nitEAKKAST r.rnpofnilt Julro. rorcal, rrcanx, broiled oottno liatn, proamed splnneli, crisp loast. milk, roffpp. Il'CMI-KOIC Turnips nil pra- tin, brown broad, slirprtdod letturo, apple and cIh-pro salad, ffinKor ilrnp rookifSj milk, tea. itIN'NKIl Mexican nt.v ol oalf'H liver, na erpnuetH. lri'twn slaw, open applfl pie. milk, rmTi-o. l.raf lettuce la cut in -iliiionK nnd enmbined with thinly ;it .1 apples und dry cottnBe cheese to make the luncheon naiad. Ah tin fruit ii: pared nnd Hliced It slioull h tf irk led with lemon Ji'leu. TREE TEA ORANGE PEKOE OR JAPAN The world's highest grade package tea and it sells for so little. Real Quality Malt Syrup 1 ' 9 Backed by a $40,000,000 plant . Behind Budweiser Real Quality Malt Syrup is a $40,000,000 institution which includes 110 separate buildings and covers more than 70 city blocks. Every operation is completed by automatic ma chines under the watchful guidance of America's foremost maltsters. And every can is backed by a name and label that have meant top-duality the world over for more than 70 years. When in St. Louis visit our plant. Malt Syrup Increases Vnotl Values Plain and Hop l l,tvoretl Strictly Union Made ANHEUSER-BUSCH, St. Louis LA C.RANDE GROCERY CO. Local Dittributort La Grande, Ore BI.UMAITR & 1IOCM CO. W holt tale Distributura Portland, Ore. $12.50 to S $55 k .. PUTMAN'S La Grande's Exclusive feeady-to-Wear , ,. ' Millinery & Shoes 4HINHIHNMNHHIMMNNMMINI Noted Author Is Dead In England LONHON, Foh. 22 (AD 11iu.il McDonnlil ll.'i.itliiliM, 40. uiillior nn.l plnywi'lKliI, .Hod hero Til.siliiy lif ter a li iiKihy IIIih'kh. AmotiK tin- (ilnyt whlrh In- wrolf or -ill wliicll lio rnliuljonili'il wi-ni "Tin- Tlilo." Ill 19I2:'"T1) AtlKt-l III the Moiiiw" (with Kilen I-hllputls): "VU-tory," buHi-U on Jonepli C'on rnilii novol liy Uiut name, uml "It Winter Comi-H" (with A. H. "M. lluU'lilimon), 1922. A Lou Anifi-loH man roportil he win lilt I vn liy a zolna. We thoiiKlit Mr. Volnti-uil hud cliimi'd all those lien Hi k nwu y. In "nu- iiilvertlKinff Heptlon or a theatrical pupi-r it la noted that several nnxophone playem aro "et lllierty." This In just II little tip to the police. ' The coIIcko fre-slimnn v h o thoilKht l.lmlherRli wai n Swe.lh.h prime minister, Isn't In the wrone place to pel what he nee.ls, nuy-wny. CM-U LENT Besides all kinds of Canned Fish, Vegetables, Cheese, Macaroni, Etc., Etc., we have this year PR0T0SE A VEGETABLE MEAT Produced from grains and nuts, resembling meat in appearance and flavor. SAVITA A Delicious Food Flavor of Pure Vegetable Origin. Tastes like meat extract, but better. You'll like it and want more. Roth Battle Creek Products. Inquire About Them At Pattison Bros. Grocery
