La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 29, 1928, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextWednesday,' February 2fr, 1928.' LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER gSOdETYNE Development of . , T Pottery: Traced. - - .At Club Meeting 'jotlory" -was the aultjent of (ho nrt uftemoorf of th; Ni'tKhltorhood tilub ysierUuy ut the I.a Qrandr Hotel . with. Hurley .Klchurdoon in rhnrKfl of tho jirojcrum. A." large rt'tirt'Ht'ntutlon of tho club nioirj iMiAiilif' enjoyed tMi KlcluirdHon'a o-Urtrmoly .IntiTOHllnK urv'neutatUm or hlu HiihjiH't, . Mia. Sherwood YV1I llaina, prcHtdcnt; vs In churn -of tho- tiiiHint'HS- mooting preccdluic the program at which plana for n coun ty aft, iltirary, to he prtttro4 by tho club and circulated among dl iriffm'hoolrt, wore made. Mra. E. I. MoKNmun, statn chairman of art, ankod that auch u library he pro pa rod hero, lia la being dono by inuny other Htiito clubs. . Mrs. 'II. (. Smith waa mndo chnlrmun of Ihla movement, .V, T Several new members woro An nounced ycMtcnlny. They were: Mih. J. J. Hroomrield,. Mrs. H.; J. HiO Mih, I,. IV Smith, Atra.. H. Mui(frord, Mrs. A. ( riant. Mih. r. It. Clrirrin, Mih. T. J. lto.lm and Mm. W. 1.. Devlne.; - ; " Two vocal jiumbcra ly. Mra. 1 'eal ItiiMHOl, oontralto; were enjved fol lowing the whort bualncKH soynlon. Mr. HlchardNon injrodnc'( hi Kiibject with tin orlgmul skit, given by nor friend laat night at the Hoyt home on Main atreet, the occaalon being her-birthday annl veraary. Three tabic of bridge were at play. Mra. Hoyt'a friends presented her with a beautiful plant afl a birthday token, ltefreh menta were nerved at tho cloae or the plenaant evening. Campf ire Guardians Plan Council Fire Tho Oampfirt, Ounrdtmis' uhmo clattort had an intoreattng meeting lnnt evening At the home of Mra. llf 11. Awea, with Miw . Myrtle Jloyt, preiildent. In ehafgo of the bualneita session, which Included dlacutialon of plana foiviho council flro of ull tho La Grande cainpflro groupa to be held March 17, the 15th annlveraary of cunipfiro. ty hUIh will take the woodguther er'a runk at the grand council fire. Tho rank will bo given by Miss Arta Verity, guardian, who 'la a' torchbearer, Aha htgheat fault. In addition to tho ceremony, a Htunt will be given by each of the 10 La Grande, groupa and un Interesting program la expected. The public will be Invited. The .gunrdlnna have not yet announced where ihu program-wilt be held. The week following the annlver aary aallvor tea will bo hvM. with Mra. W. T. Thy In charge, at AMUcti aisled by Mra. . Klchm-dpon nnil fol-' the. Hcd. i:ronn garment exhibit will lowed with hla UilVc-;Kijom tho Vol-' bo. shown. Kit o h campfire Irl, in tcrn'a Wheel.". - "Pottery la adapt- order to aecuro tho birthday honor able to every-dny tllfo In ulmottt j bead,' in performing, five, require every form. Jt has' tho fundamen- mentii, all pertaining to Ked Orosa lul prlnclpala of ull nrt," Mr. Itlch-. work, mainly making cloth for ardson told tho club. Mr, Itich-- needy children. Mlna Verity's group urdHon traced the origin, and de haa already flnlahcd a layetto, it velopment of the art of making waa announced. The tea will prob poltery: .through itji -several thoua- ably be held' In a local Jiome. . find years of existence and descrlb-) ; H wus announced that (100 of ed Egyptian and Chinese pottery the Armenian relief fund roisc-d by dC- 8000 years ago. Tho T of the Golden. Kule dinner hud nl- Josph Wedgewood,' who "greatly, ready boen -acnt . to 'hpodquartunu devejnpcd the art m tno ikiu eon- and that tntf reat or tno total oi which Vere In chm-ge of, Mlsa Teg-i gy Hesa and Mla e'ronchj Menger. l)urlug thy evening a businesa meeting wus held ut which officers or the aociety were elected. MIhh llaker wiui elected prealdet, MIkh Ktlu Nlederer, vice prealdent nnd Mlsa" LllHan' Hlma accretarytrenu urer. ' ' - ; " At the close of tho. pleasant eve ning tho host esses served a twd courae luncheon. This was the first time In aomo time that the clusa has been assembled. Tho members expect to continue evening bi monthly mecttnga from now on. . Mra.tTN'p G.- Hulley entertained ! Tuesday nfternoon it her homo at 12(tr u uveuuo m nonor ot ner ipother-ln-lnw, Mia." ltalley, of Ifermtstun, who la, visiting at her home liere. The afternoon was spent aocltilly nnd it number of In teresting contests were enjoyed. Mra. .1. A. Hall won the prixo in a tea towel hemming contest and Mrs. Hmtta In a bean guessing con test. Itefrerfhments were served by Airs, lbiiley at the- cloae of tlw afternoon. . V NOItTH l'OWDKU (Special Mra. J. II. Wilson entertained the "6IHI" club at her Jiomu hero Thurs day ' uftornoon. A. thio-courao luncheon, waa aervHl at o'clock mid tho remainder of the afternoon was apent playing cards. Hlgfl score waa made by Lola liudleson and consolation by Mra. Jl. 11. Tup Iter. Those present wero Lots lluille son, Maude JIutchlnRon. Klellena White, Margaret' Wilson, tllendu Johnson, Mrs. ('litis K. Johnson, Hosn l'eters, Kuby. Irvine, Mrs. Harry Monday, Amy l.ee, Ara. 11 ,h. I'arKcr, MARDI GRAS QUEEN lurf, waa discusspd by the speakor, whfi praised him highly. . Adding tnjthn Interest ;i Air, Jtlchardsou'a talk was u rcpresentaHvo collec ' ton of the world'a typi of pot fery, incli;ilng pieces from Japan,, y'htua, Hpaln. C'zecho-Slovakla, IJol fand, lrance, Ale-xlco, New Alexlco, Ieninark, Germany and America." An Informal discussion of questions': from the floor completed (he pro gram of Air. Jtlchardson, who ia one of the. lending urt uutlioritlea in la Giande. -This was one of the nrt programs under this yeuKa urt. department' of the club, , . - ' j T-.Gpe, pf the- mpat attractive ahd largest afternoon parties of -this 1131 would bo sent soon, Thla coming .Saturday afternoon, Mar.. 3, the eatnpflre girls of tho city will meet at the annex of the Lutheran church, where Mlsa Alice Alarquardt. county healtTt nurse, will speak to them on child wel fare work, from a. local, atnto and national standpoint. ; : I'luns for the- summer camp were also discussed but no definite de cision was reached on this matter during" tho'evening. -..Eight guard ians were present, among them Mra. Chrlsteson, of North lowder, guardian of a group there. '';t : -. An cvanl of the 'Lontm. Reason f th St. Peter's Alii l.enten ail- HPaBon.look nliire ypHlerdfly nt tlio vcr tea to be Kiven tomorrow nft- Sueujuweu Inn when Mrs. J. J, ernoon at the' KplseopaJ rectory, (arr ami Mrs. Herman Hletrrlst en- The aid haa arranged a musical V'talned about 50 frlfnds ' ut ' proKram for-the afternoon which hrhlK-liinchcon. .Mixed bouquets .will commence at 2:30 o'clock q.ud .ofj- flowers, anions them daffodils last until 5:30 o'clock. tl tiijd other .stirlng lijooins(.wei-o ar-i, . '.i i t 'm i.i . fW.l tastefully -at the nine j!P- 'pi pr.4.or4- pfl K it .which flic gueslMiwero scat- vldM CillLCI LalllCU .... ed. In the dining room of the hotclr Af TVTjurilir'P TTflTTIP where an -.excellent three-course 1 f1 IVldg-UlIG nUIHB luncheon was served lollowlng; r i .a luncheon 12 tables ot bridge were Mlss Kdrls Magufre ' and Mrs. forme. 1 in tho social fall of tho Avis Oubler were hostesses Inn. Mrs. W. H. (lulld Had high hers of Miss Hulda Anderson's score ut. bridge and was presented aay Hohool class and friends of the with Ihv first prize. Second prlxe eluss last night ut tho liomc of Mrs. went to Mrs: w. ( . I'eridns ana aonsnlallon to Mrj. W. Il.I.elsmun.' , . -. v ' . '(Mrs. 1. r. Hoyt waa tho Insplr--nulon of a delightful surprlso party, (tlirriNUii, I'.Vil uoiiiimiii Hint William Hiordiin, of llulnea. I 1 IHLOAUIJ (Special) Allsa Kva Thdwnbrue waa hostess ut u dinner glveh Knnduy. Those present were tho Al Isses Kva , Verna and W 1 1 merth WelmiM. Arthur Cuntrell, Juniea Uobhs, Win fie hi HcotifJ(Vin Phornbrue and tho host ess. Announcements WA Mil- r Bridge Pointers Dj Milton O,- Work Yesterday the- following proh lem wua-.'glven: Tho contraej la Rpadcs; South Is Oeclaror, North ia Dummy: the initial lead - Is shown. Ifow should IVcIurer plun hia campaUn as soon -as he sees Iummy'B hand nnd knows tho ex act twenty-six carda with which he nil! operate? t HI J-IO-9 46-4-3 2 I I a-J-IC-9-5-2 CONDE SPRING COATS ' Of compelling admiration 29.75 to 89.50 PUTMAN'S La Orande's Exclusive Ready-to-Wear, ' Millinery and Shoes tempt Weat to plfty tho King If ho Huvo U, but firmly determlnei1, to win tho ' trick with the Aeo of Hpndea even If West play amall, so, aa to lead, the King of Hearta i from Dummy und obtuln a fMub discard from Closed Hand, Tho worst that cun happen la tho loaa of one Hpado and two Clubs, for tho play rtnehea game. . (Copyright, John K, Dllle Co.) On and on goes tlje scandal brewed from Teapot IHiii. It's one of tho few instances, though, when money talked loud enough, to boro tia. ': The Kpworth league of the Meth odlat Episcopal Church. South, will give u program followed by a bo- ol.il miiliiu .il n'elnelf in the basement of the church. The'2:30. An interesting program has itfriiri-iim tL'til nniiulu. nf-iiitlMln n llil ' . un hh' . ' a ono-uct pluy, "Allaa I'eubody's (NIC A New Orleana Ilureau) Carnival Queen of New Orleans nnd Its colorful Alardi tlrua Is Allsa Hotly Watson, society beauty o the aovuhern oliy. Her selection waa not a surprise, for she already has rifled over many a carnival bull. This year she will share her throne with l-eon O. Irwin. New Orleana huslneKa man, who hns been chosen King of the Murdi fima. Hultul." The characters are Mini J'eahody, Miss June' Coolidge; Dea-j con Pplcer, I'aul VVullcer; Alra. Pet-i ers, Allss -ena I.ules; l-Mllor, Hrown,. Churlea Wells. The pro Brum wvlllrbe ;f,reo. . ; J i k V. - r ," .: : " Tho Aletho'dlst Uplsooparchurch South fnlssionary women will meet Thursday afternoon- nt the pnrson ago for a business meeting and HI bio atudy. , Kingdom building, Mktfc 4::i-:H,;is the anbject of the study with" Mrs.'' Kula Wobb - as .lqmler. iiJ, -tit U Tt- .1 Tho Central rurenl-Tcne.her as sociation will intH-t at tho Jilgh member of tho school board, Avlll talk. The membership drive will close at tliia time. :. '.., i ' : MENUS, v" ; J ly Slslcr 5lni Tin TiA K VA BT Hu lud a ppl es, ce real, cream, country sausage, re heated potutocH. breakfast radishes, crisp loost, milk, coffee. ; l.UNCHKON Tomato rnroblt, hearts pf lettuce with, Frenc.h dressing, applo frlllers with fresh maple sirup, milk, tea, JIlNNKll fhlcken pie, grilled school auditorium .Friday afternoon sweet potatoes, Krench endive nnd at 2:45. Founder's day will be ob-t-kumquat salad, fresh rhubarb pie, sorved. .Mrs. E RHeasster's room milk, coffee. ' ? chicken pie was supposed- orite with our forefathers After winning the first trick1 with the .singleton .Are in the Closed Hand, Peclurer will have un opportunity to finesse Hpadu with - an even chance of sueces-; but . If the" King of Spades he In the .Kasi hand, the finesse will lose.. ..In that ciuievlr Kast should leatl . a' Heart licrlarer could . dis card ni'luh. on It and, after cx hausllng lho' trumps, lead p. Club from Jummy and score flve-odil If Kast hnvo the Aee of flubs, four-odd If West have it game In either ease. . Of , courso it the Spado finesse shouhl in. tho pes sihlo. odd tricks 'io lie laken' hy Declarer would bo increased from our or five to flvo or six, df pond ing, upon tho locution of the .ad- verso Aeo of flubs. All this is looking upon (he.attrnctlvo side .of the picture, UUl lucre in uumiii-i sldo', . '( '..t v. '.v. .- The King of the ndveiBaries' Heart suit Is exposed In iho Unin my ina ft lead of I hat suit by Kast would entull the cortatn loss ot trieks on the other hand, Dummy hus three worthloss C'tubs u rathel- uppealing suit for Kust to loail up to. It therefore Is extreme ly probable that it Kast won will! a sheet to fit tho 'lop ot (ho bak inir Hall - mnklnir IllO dough UbOUt.lllO King Of HpudcS Ut trick S..,liq .. . . ,i k'lul, Inaleml of. rO- 1 H inch thlek. .rut two . . "rtZ n hat case It' readily may ho that Souths llng mishes at plghi angles to'eaeh oth er in the center of tho .crust' ami fit over chicken mixture In baking dish.. , . UKDVCi:. Allt TIMK AND COST iif fluhs ran be captured If Went; have tho Aeo. .three nun iricus taken by HuBt and West and. .n tho King ot trumps, gumu saved. Of course tho Declarer knows nothing uhout the location of thoi Ace of flubs, ntir whcijhf-p jMist-s Club coniblnntlon .will suggest; U. ICUU iruin ,M.,v - -- . esse tho Spuilo on the ccoii trlcH, I he 1b tnklng u chanCo -of losing sure gnme. - . y Declarer's play should ho n fol lows: After winning triCK j wuu id ' "Mrs ,'si,, v",, -fl'rs. r. e . newaniei a iuuiii mUK, COI to ni'cm ' ' wl" Present a historical play called I. Kince'( n's iSun- "My ,-"tle ,'a',y J)r'',",'n-" v n-'ly u fsv. R B. lorgun on Rixrh street. Six teen' girls were present. An en-. Joyahle evening was spent .visiting and playing gaines. t Miss f orine llaker won the ' prize1 ..at gumt's, ! Kberhard, of the school board,' will give a talk on "Useful Citizens." The Founder's day ceremony wilt be In charge of Mra. . V. Mc lberon, the district vice -president. 'Inhere will be a silver offering for the' Founder's day fund. The day wilt be "Every member present with a new member" day. I-T.' A. songa will be aung nnd refreah meiits will be served following tho meeting. Phone MAIN 759 26c 60c 27c Fresh Eggs, doz. . .. . . ....... 10 lbs. Pure Cane Sugar . . . . . . . 67c Jonathan Apples, well sorted, box ... .......... Fresh Grade Ore. Walnuts, lb. Calumet Baking Powder, lb. can 27c New Block of Dates just opened, '2 lbs.. 25c P;S. String Beans, 2 cans ... . . 39c P. S. Tomatoes, 2 large cans ... 35c Schilling's Coffee, 2 lbs. . . . . . $1.00 A. & L. Shrimp, 3 cans ........ 49c North Sea Crab Meat, can . . : . . 29c Imported Sardines, 2 cans ... 28c Gold Medal Flour, sack .1 .... $2.49 Large Head Lettuce, 3 for-. , . . . 25c ' Oranges, doz. . . ...... . . . . . . . v 25c v ; Full Line of Hostess Cakes ' Prices range from 15c to 45c MEAT DEPARTMENT ...... i Tork Back and Neckbones, 3Va LBs...........25 . . Fresh Salmon and Smelt - ' J Fresh Crabs direct from the coast. " ' The women of the Hnptlst church will inee In an nld meetmir Fri day afternoon wllh Mra. li. It, at her home ut 1 10r V avenue. An nual election of officers , will be held at that time. V '", . Chapter of P. K. Ci. will meet Friday afternoon ut Island city with Mrs. Kd Kiddle up hostess Mra. Wayne Wade will naslst Mra.. Kid dle, Luncheon will be served by the hostesses at I o'clock. ' Tho Itivorsldo Indies' aid 'will meet Thursday afternoon ut 2:30 o'clock with Mra. John Lane ua hostess ut her home on North Fir. The Home department of the First Presbyterian church will be enlertfcined by ,Mra. J. F. Heaatyjeup hot water.1 and Alra. Jiarry 3ionr at tue rieaa ty home nt 303 8 print? street on Thursday afternoon nt 2:30 o'clock. All members nro urged to be present. It seems Quito apropos during th'ls1 red letter month of February.- - J Chicken llo . , j Ouo. four or five-pound fowl,.-8. hard coolccd eg-ga, pound mush-, rooms. 3 tublespoons floury 2 tubht spoons buttor, JOiirI iHh pustry.- Clean, and cut. up chicken for serving". Cook In boiling water to cover until tender. When about half done add 1 teaspoon salt. When tender' remove from broth and reduce stock to three cups. Strain, cool and remove fat. Saute nushrooma in butter for 10 niln- Ilnle-utes. Cover bottom of baking dish with atlcea of hard cooked eggs. Add, a layer of prepared mush rooms and covet ,wlth pieces ,ot chicken. Tho neclt, backbone and wings should be used In some othor way. Continue, layer for layer , of eggs, mushrooms and chicken un til ull la used. Stir flour to. n smooth pasta with n little cold milk an 'stir into ' reheated chicken liroth. Hrlng to tho boiling point and pour over contenta of baking dlah, cover with pastry und bake about ftO minutes. ; To mliko paatry Blft 3 cups flour. 3 teaspoons baking powder. tea spoon salt. Hub In I cup shorten ing. Melt H cup shortening in Add 1 tablespoon lemon juice and yolk of 1 egg. Slowly add to flour mixture, cut ting in with a knife. Knead two or three minutes on a slightly floured molding board. 'Jlott Into The Art department will meet Thursdny nfternoon at the homo of Mrs. Knhcrt Kit kin, at 2:16 o'clock. Mrs. II. .11. Cleaver and Mrs. Ska la will have charge of the progrinn. .-. The Willow P.-T. A. will meet nt Willow school Friday afternoon at ' PARIS Companies operating airplane pusaenger llnea between I'arla and Ixindon have reduced fares and are building faster planes which will cut the channel flight time to two houra. Second clnaa aceommodtitlQiiB nre to be .offered. tho AleiUtoi "nnoan l.avo reduco.1 ! tho Aro ot HcuU, lend tho Qnoonj ,-alOB below thorn or ex..e8 traln,'of Spades. (trlcK , iu ..i.nl....H CREAM of TARTAR w iri i .his is the only one that carries the weight on the label in plain figures so that; you may- know you are getting a full pound and not just" 34 of a pound that looks like a pound. Trout Calf 2 A distinctive envelope bag for print, ot the "new trout calf, In honey beige, hai an unnsual Inset 'ol red In Ilia left corner. WATCH FOR OUR Toaster Special t..-j fc.. i ;.---... ... -.- .-. .... IDlD T'M'TF'n 1. ;l ! 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