La Grande evening observer., February 28, 1928, Image 3

Tuesday, Februaiy 28, 1928.
LA GRANDE KVKNING OBSERVER
S&ool Board And
I Wives Guests At
Banquet, Social
' An outstanding social event of
thia Winter took placo .laut niffht
wh? nmembera of the i.a Orande
tu'honl 'board and their "vivea and
Mty !$chool PuporlqtfhUent -4. T.'
J,ofcKfelJovv and (bounty 8unvtn
tcrftiont? K. A.tSuyre, with Mr
fcfrfelloSv an4 -Ir. Soyre,, were
Uicv, inspiration of a banquet ' und
onjfeahio social evfnlnjf at, the 8o-l
ujufii . Inn, vith the, faculty of
the '4.tl OraniU 'public schools en
tertaininK. ' ""
' KlKhty-Hlx wero present at the'
banquet table, which wuh net in
tho privnie social room off the new
Inn. -The large tahlu wuk uttrac
Ilvely decorutel with bouquets of
retl carnations. An excellent four
course dinner was nerved at-U:!iO
o'clock, under tho capable miper
viwton of the mannwrlul Bluff of
tho hotel. In tho honor gucHt boc
tiotiwere 1 A. Bpllng, chairman
oflhe Hchool board, und Mrs. Kp
II lit;. Mr.' und .Mis. i U.Kbeihard,
Mr. und Mr. Ueorffe Hlrnlo, H.-K.
Wilflums, Kchool ylerk, und Mrt.'
Williams, Mr. und Mrs. UtKifeH(4W
nVd Air. and Mrs. Sayre. Jtobeit
tiakin, 1 the other school board
incmbvr, In In the oust. JhtHbandti
ifnd wives - or a mini her of the
touchers were present. ' . ,
In the .receiving line Were Uho
principals of each of tho schools;
K. 1. Towler, high school princi
pal; .Chester Gilbert, principal, of
Hlverio; Mrs. 10. A. McEachran,
principal of Central; Mrs. Evelyn
tfennett, principal of WIIIUw; It. A.
VUkeison, principal of Greenwood;
W. W. NuHbaiim, musical director,
and Mrs. 1. -1. IoiikIuh, art super
visor. , i
Following each courHO 1 of Oiei
dinner a number of tho very In
teresting program " was given. A
trio ' composed of Miss Bertha
Hunt., MIms Dorolhy Hrownton and
Iteiijaniln Oesterllna: played several
n urn bets following the ft rat course.
Slls Hut li Garrlck,' a teacher nt
(ireenwood, danced tho Jllgltland
fling In costume as a number of
tho program; a group composed of
Mb Myrtle iloyt. Miss Htanche
llunsen, Miss Helen Maker and
Miss Kuth - Brown,, itlverla teach
ers, danced the minuet, und Mr.
Blrnfe, of the school hoard, led In
snne group singing with Mr.' N'Us
baum at the pin no. As a final mini
her of the program the Willow
school teachers presented a most
Interesting and original skit. Those
who look part were Mrs. Kvelyn
Uonnetl, Miss llene MoreloeU, Wal
ter NMxol,- Mrs. lieutrlce Young
and MIns Sarah WlllinniHOn. Jur
ing the dinner K, I). Towler toasted
tho school board, to which Mr. Kil
ling renpondeiI.
- The entire program was present
ed Informally.
Following tho'' dinner the eve
ning was spent In dancing and n
nlnvinc nil rdw. for which four ta
bles of bridge were formed. A' high
school orchestra composed of Dark
Kuckman, J. eland Hale, Benjamin
Oesterllng, Harold Browning und
Henry Oulp furnished' the music.
Tho social evening was coneludud
at t4 little past 10 o'clock.
Th committee which had charge
of arranging the excellent program
was composed of Miss I m ogams
It u sue H, (Vntral. Miss Helen Buker,
Hlvertn, Mrs. Itoalrlco Young, Wil
low, and Kid ridge Huffman, llreeti
wood. . i
Mrs. Moore Hostess
' At Bridge Party
Mrs. C. 3. Moore was hostess to
the .Ml tut club at . un attractive
bridge-luncheon yesterday , after
noon at the La Orunde hotel,
luncheon -was served at 1:"0
o'clock In the hotel dining room
at a tuble prettily decorated with
Glove Bracelets
This erny-IJOlKe allp-oii glove of
kid lias a net ut tliruu Imwi'li'i 01
riowrra tlmt hinted or sprlnir. Tho red- Kid IR'Itt lit place oil tlio lu-
Bridge
Pointers
B MtUoa O. Work
Yesterday the following problem
was given: Tho contract ' Spades:
South is leelarer. North is Dum
my; tho Initial leud hr shown. How.
should Declarer plan iy campaign
ns soon as ho sees Dummy's bund
und knows the frxnet twenty-six
oanls with- which he will opornto?
lavendornnd yellow color scheme
was curried out In tiie centerpiece
of daffodils und sweetpeua . Fol
lowing luncheon three, tables of
bridge, were formed in tho card
room of the I,a Ornnde. Club hon
ors .went to -Mrs. C. It. Kberhard.
Mr!. A. J. Van Valkenbtirg re
ceived a guest prize.
aidu Ut tho wrist.
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K-J-IO
Announcements
Mrs. Fred Williams will
teH at the, silver tea oi
he hos
tile l.a-
dlk-s' uuxlliaiy of the II. of I. K.
Mr. .and- Mrs. lf.kM. Bay entci
talnd the Dinner club last night!
at the Saeajawea Inn. An excel-
lent, dinner was served at 7:1 & at( The
Thursday afternoon at her home at
mmn si reei.
an juttructively arranged table. Aft-
Cumprire Cluardian.V usso
or ward k five tables of bridge were t the homo of Mrs. I.eif Awea.
formed and- the evening, spent
playing curds.
elation Us to meet tonight at 7::tt)
Six.Piano Pupils
, : In Music Recital
, Mrs. 'Clyde Wc-hb presented sl
of her piano "pupils in recital Sat
urday -afternoon at her homo in
Fruitdale. - Mothers and friends of
the pupils were present and en
Joyed: ' the. Interesting program
which the six students ' presented
very creditably. Following Is tho
progtnm: r
I "Song of the Bull Frog"
"Flying
"Folk Iore"
Alfred Walker
II "May Zephyrs" Krb
. "Hong of the Glen1 (Krb)
: ''Bbb-o-T.lnk,ft (Williams) "
Fay Walker 1
III "Sleigh Bide" .
"Thunder Storm"
Murold Zurbrlck
IV "Iji Donna e Mobile" (Verdi)
"Jhinclng Dnly Fields" (Mo.
I'. ; : krljs)
1 Margaret Zurbrlck
V ;' "Merry Springtime", (Schmoll)
; i'in, IamII.. ur.iitu'i
Boxle Zaug ' '
VI "Curious Story" (Heller)
"Huttertly Walt." (Cudoyno)
Fern Bobertson
VII. Duet "Twinkle, Twinkle,. JJt
tie Star" ' '
: Margaret and Harold Zurhrlck
Plans for the council fire program
to he held on the campflre anni
versary ibjy. Mar. 17, will ho dis
cussed. '.-".
MENUS;
Declarer can see. that he must
loso ono Diamond tiick and muy
or may not lose to the King .of
Spades, depending upon whether
that card is In tho Kast or .the West
hand. He will not lose nny ChtbHf.
but after playing tho A no of HeuKs
on the first trick as -of, course 'he
will because there 1h rarely nny ad
vantage In holding up an Ace when
playing a suit contract -he will
have two losing Hearts in each
hand. . :f. ' -.
Tho thoughtless way to piny the
hand would bo to -win tho first
trick In Dummy with the Aeo of
Hearts nnd then to lead the. Ten of
Spades, finessing unless tho King
is played by Kast.
While tho flnesso is the correct
play with n total of nine trumps
in two hands, hundllng tho situa
tion' In that wny'would cost tho
game if tho King of Spades should
be held by West who would win
trick 2: and then tho adversaries
undoubtedly, would lend two
tlon to the Spado they .have: won,
so the game "Is still there." If (he
Spade finesse win. Decluror would
mnke five-odd. ' - - 1 .
- It - might be posy I hie for De
clarer to make a Snialf Slam by
trying for tho Spade flnnsse on tho
first round. This ho could do If
the King of Spade wero Ift the
Kast hand alone or with but a
Hingln tenant, nnd after capturing
it ho should leud the King of Clubs
from Closed Hund and then put
Dummy In with n Spado to muka
two cmb nnd discard two Hearts
on them. Thnt. -chance of a slam
would not bv a good bargain In
oxohunge for a sure game.
'.I . Tomorrow's II ami
ho extent for which ihev are iud
iTompensated for, by iusurunce or
olherwise, , ; I . , '?
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South Is the Decip.rer playing a
Spade contract. . Tho oopftlon is
how he should plan to play tho
hund. Answer tomorrow. -
(Copyright. John K. Dlllo Co.)
V Yii STAfilSl NOW
HAKKM, Ore., Kob.SS AD
To permit 'certain stage lines to
operate a. limited through service
from. Portland1 to Kugeue and
Salem tho public, service c-vnimls-sion
today rescinded a previous
order that-required stages to stop
where they wero flagged on the
highway. Hereafter It will be
optional with bases whether they
stop at any bH Heheduhul points.
: Some policemen are not very ar
resting figures: . ' 4
INCOME TAX
FACTS
YOUR OPPORTUNITY
ENDS SOON
By Sister "Mury
; BIUCATCFAST Stewed figs with
lemon, cereal, cream, creamed eggs J rounds of Henrts to tricks u and 4.
on toast, groham und dato mmf- After thut the Declarer would have
fins, milk, cofjiee... to loso to tho Aco 'of Diamonds
LL'Nl'HRON rt- Ham and celery and the adversaries would take one
scalloped with cheese, water cress I Diamond, two Hearts und one
and ornngo. salad, rice pudding, ISpnde. Declarer should not expose
milk. tea. (himself to any such risk as that
D1NNKU Tan fried filets of as It would Involve the loss of
haddock, potatoes nu grntln, new;game. i
beets, jellied fruit salad, shredded To trick 2, Dummy should lead
fresh pineapple, plain cake, milk, jtho Ace of Clubs, making an np-eoffee.-
. r . . . ,( . rTari'iH " sacrll'lco of .Closed Hand's
If possible UKe the tops oT new King of Clubs, and then the Queen
beets. Wash through many wate,rs of Clubs on which Closed Hand
and cook In, a closely covered kel- would discard one of his losing
He with aHlttle boiling water until Hearts. With only' five Clubs In
lender, about 30 minutes. ThO Declarer's two hands, there Is
water should be nearly all cooked practically no( chanon that the
awav. Drain and chop and ur-Clubs will not run twice without
range in n mound on a deep, hot an adverse ruff, nnd getting this
platter, .Arrange the cooked beets dlscurd ensures game for him. Af
tn a border around the greens and jtnr ono Heart discard ho Is In posl
pour over plenty of melted butter tlon to try tho Spade finesse; but
and one or two tablespoons lemon then if It ipse, all that tho ad-
iuiflt. I vcrsarics can take will be ono
. ; . I Heart and ono Diamond In nddl-
ChotWi Scalloped -Ham ami Celery . ---JJ !
'One cup Finely chopped cooked fiour, 1 cup milk, Vi teaspoon
ham, 1 cup diced parboiled celery. SlXt, teaspoon paprika, 4 table
1 tablespoon bvitter, 1 tablespoon spoons gruted cheese. . V
I Melt butter, stir In flour and
- " when bubbling slowly add mltlt.
stirring constantly: firing to the
boiling point . anil, add salt and
paprika. Arrange hum and celery
In ,n)turnate layers in a buttered
lmklngllsh. Pour over sauce,
with grtod cheese nnd sprinkle
with paprika. Hake In a moderate
oven until the cheese is melted.
Servo from baking dish.
- . No. 14' - :-
: To be allowed, n claim for ft de
duction for a loss-incurred in a
"transaction entered Into for prof
it,", not connected with -the tax
payer's trade or business, must
have several distinct qualities.
The Intent to make , a profit
ust have existed, nt the beginning
of the enterprise. A loss sustained
In the sale of a house purchased
by a taxpayer as hi residence
without Intent to make a profit,
nnd subfie(uently rented, is not de
ducting. A taxpayer who buys an
automobile to he used for business
purposes and sells It at .a loss Is
entitled to a deduction for the loss
sustained. Hut a loss sustnined In
the sale of an automobile pur
chased for pleasure or convenience
la not deductible, the transaction
not having been entered into for
profit. .
'"- All losses nre deductible only to
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