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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (March 1, 1928)
' Thursday, March I 1928 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Fam Thn OUT OUR WAY By Williams 5fciErY News Members of Clio ' '.Club Entertained : At The La Grande Mra. 1'. B. Appleby entertained the memixrit of the Clio club and several yupxlH yaBterduy at an ttt tractive 1:16 o'clock luncheon ut the l.a Grande hotel. Luncheon wun nerved In tho hotel dining room, und the tallies were prettily decor uted with mixed houciuctB of tipilng flowers, made ..up of Jonquils. nweetpeaii. roses and other flowers of the season. ' y-';': ' ' ' After luncheon thq guests were tulien to the Appleby home on Klrst street. :'hero flve'Utbles of.brldire were at play during, thu- remainder of the afternoon. Mrs. Chase Hohn enkamp madft hiprh score among - the club members nnd the (fiiost firlse went to Mm.' Jerome Kolev. .Mrs. llornmn MIcbHsI received tho oonsolatlon prize. ' - ! . Miss Nell Qrlmin'otl was hostess to tli Wednesday 11 r 1I go olub last evening at the home of her mother, Jrs; ' Julia. Holmes, on Konrtli, stte'ft-- Threa4!tlle of .bridge .were it) play -iurlijtf the i evening and ilgh-score went 'to; Mrs.' Annn-lol-acli. .'After t lie, card gulnes a two-" comrse Miincheftil - was. served. . .' Mrs. A. T..-Hlllilil.bo .the next hostess to the rib;'"Wcdncsiluy eyc nlng, .March 14. ''','' !, ..-.,'- ',: ' '' 'A surprise . party ; as given last evening li'onorVnK-MrH.' G. N. Tark i'ngton, '-, mother .' advisor of V l.a (Ifandfl asseml)1y- No". .13, Order of Jt'tilnhovfor Girls. y the girls of ttie assembly,' T.thp-;cccaslon being h(r birthday anniversary. : 'vAhout. 4tl girls'-gathered at -the Tarklogton- homo - at i 6 : 30 o'clock, una a ppuuck supper .was enjoyed. After supper the girls played games and visited for about an hour." .Miss Mildred Iloyt, member, of. the ad visory board, who will have charge lt, the play,. "The.- End of the Italn bnk," which will .lie presented by Ilia Itqlnbow assembly, the De Mo lay chapter assisting, expluined the play nnd the, .' Various characters, 'i'rybuls for. tho; -ploy, will bo next week.. ': , ' ' , :v ' "' . ' I Miss Anita Krickson, worthy as sociate advisor' of '.tho assembly, presented Mrs.. -Tnrldngton with, a gift of appreciation from the girls,' , iv picture "liny lUrenm" by Hucker, afler which Mrs. -Tarklngton re sponded with a:short talk express; lug lie-r thanks; Mrs. 'Carrie', fltelncatiip, ulso i member of the advisory hoard, ai prrsent for the party. n xt.-. i: itai t rQnAnlalMrit. Hert Height was hostess to the l..h ... lm hnim. niriiiuuj' i.iiiiiT-i ,,. .... ... ......... rit Unjon;V',ednsly.. At 1 o'clock dlnhcrvas -served on a. pre-tllly arranged table- wound which 10 . covers e'ra ..laid., .The- remainder of ' tho"nfteninoir"-wnH devoted to music nnd' visiting. Two new mem- hers. Mrs. O. Tayton, of l.a Grande, and Mrs. Knight were add ed to the club nnd Miss Velrna Mc Call was a guest. . . . ' w Local W.B.A. Gives Leap Year Party Ono of the1 largest- pur Hps to be given this year by n loonl fratorrtiil orxanlifilloii took nlifoe WtMlnoHiluy evpnliiK yhn the Wumun'ii Benefit ntwociatlon entertained their huu hand'H at a I.enp Year party at the K. of P. hall, with 70 peinonft attending Mrs. Adelaide rack ard. dlxtrlct deputy of the W. !l. A., won here from Pendleton e8perlully for the eyent, for whieh an elabor ate program, ' Including' a one-act comedy woh arranpctl . Mrs. Puek ard made a very Interesting tulle. Mra. E. N. Jensen, president of tho organization, presided at the hUHlnetis ucNHlon .procodlns the pro-Ri-am. ' Initiation wan held ut this time and one cnndUiuia wna taken Into tho., orfrnnUution. . After the hu8lne88 meeting a one-net comedy wna presented, "under the direction or Mra. Herman Oorck. -It wan en titled Mrs. Hunt Advertises for a Cook.'' and. was an original and humorous .feature, ,well presented, that drew hearty nppluuHP. Mm. I.enpra Ostland took the part of tho Jjj'lHh- cook; Mrs. Helen l.ano was (Iretchen, the- Gorman cook; Mrs. Ti. U. ledhetter wuu lleljrn, tho Norwegian applleunt; Mrs. Muy Ulloy, I)inah; the' negrefcs rook;; MrSenterllne, the American cook, nnd : Mrs. Ivy Thomas; Hop Klw, the-Chinese cook, -,' Following tlie comedy, gamos were enjoyed. "Five Hen sen," a guessing game, was play ed and the first prize went to Mrs. Kate McDonald. Mrs. Adelaide Tucker received consolation. This was followed hy- a hat "and coat race hetween the men and the women In which the men were vic torious. Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Stit- 1 zlnger sang a duet, "Let Me Cull You Sweetheart," as a musical number. ( ' Partners were chosen for supper and. with Mrs. Sltzlnger playing a rwl . r... eol. iniii-AliArl Inln tllO banquet rooms, where an excellent! supper was serveil. The tables were attractively decorated with carnations which were furnished by the Hohun florists. Mrs. Delia Hurnden was chairman of tho re freshment committee, with Mrs. Nellie Charlton, Mrs. Helen Lans, Mrs. Klsle Veuch und Mrs., Wetzel THRU vajviU GOIM& "fO A MOVIE AND AM HAvjE To GET "THE OlSHES WASHED, FIRST. vneuL BecAOse woo 'Re. goim1 ... TO A MoviE S THAT ANM REASOM 1 ShlDULO BE LEFT TO STARMe To DEATH ALONE. ON A4 em PTW , SNrAlTE DESERT ? X .GET FOOO PoT UUDER KIOSE AMD -V.itf AUUFM X'M GETT'KJCt AW ' neOES ARE MAD&MOTrBORM. '-JR.w.LLiAMc,'-'- R-C O 5 FAT OtB2. 1 NU WSVKL INC. Bridge Pointers By MlltooyO. Work ahlstlng. - .A quiet wedding that united two, out-of-town persons was solemn!- j ed late Wednesday afternoon at 5 ( o'clock at the homo of Mr. und Mra. K. L. IvOVrII on V avenue. Matilda Alleo Geer, of Washington county,. Idaho,' ut thut tlinii opjimft Oie hrlde of Sylvester Downs, of Port land. Only immediate friends wit nessed' the ceremony, which was pei formed by Mrs. II. L. Putnam. COXTKACrr llMIKUS - Continuing the subject of No Trump Jumps from the point ut which we left off in luBt Saturday's nrtiele, it will be remembered that the,, jump of partner's one No Trump to two was urged with any such holdings as two Aea. an Ace nnd a Klng-Qiecn, two King Oueens. an Ace-Queen and' a King. ! nr thron Kinirs. 'llils la a 'wiBe plan to folow and- nn easy dne to remember as fe.r as it goes. ' but there are muny . combinations of high cards which are not exactly any of ;thoso named, but which would Justify a jump; therefore a count which can bo used in any caso and. which, will; work; to,:thc. 'best 'advantage ln; the long run Is more satisfactory for the rgnjorlty of players limn attempting 10 memorise and cliff erentiato be tween various combinations. able or when- jtlte ,:hantl. whllo counting nine, does not" look par ticularly attractive. for a jump (possibly by reason of some very short suit or posdl)y by reason of the fact thnt the No Trumper Is a non-dependable player) It mny be advisable to raise the limit to ten; but nine justifies the jump In the majority of cases. ' Illustrations of hands ' which contnln tho minimum strength for jumping partner's ono No Trump to two follow:' 1 signaled by .name because when determining whether to jump tho hand containing no atiit-hld), It Is nimnteriul In which suit the strength Is held. . Tomorrow, tho double jump.' . (Copyright John 'P. Dlllo Co.) MENUS if bffee added to coffee -a special blended richness ' 'nn, RimnieRt count, and one . I which seems particularly tuluntuil to this sllimtlon. Is llio icckonlnK of nn Aco ns four, a Kiner ns 1 t ti rec. a Queen as two and a Jack 'ns ono; usInB that count, It seems sale to mako the general rule that any hand coimllnit nine Is BlimiK rnoiiKli to warrant Juniplns part ner's' No Trunin from. one. to two. Of course by this Is meant any Imnd In which a snit-hld would not he a better declaration than two No Trumps. When vulnei- Suu 1 Son 2 -Suit i fult 4 Suit I SuK I No. 1 R-X-X-X R-X-X Itt-X-X XXX No. J K-X-X-X K-IO-X No. 1 R-X-X Q-X-X-X K-X-X-X No. 4. Suit J Suit ' K-X-X x-; IllrX-X Mr. and Mrs. Downs lefl for I'orl lnnd where they will mako Ihelr homo In the future. A l.enp Year surprise parly wns Kiven hist cvenlnir at the home or Mr. and Mrs. A. K. I'eeblor at Uld'I Canyon, honoring Jlrs. 1'oeblel's blrlbday annlvoisary. Two tables of lirldBe wero t piny during the evening, after which ref rcsluncnls wero serveil. ' Mrs. Pcehler received many beau tiful gifts in remembrance "of her birthday. -x-x Tho sulls are numbered, not do lly Slslcp JIary nnTOAKKAST Sections of grspcfrult, eggs scrambled with rice, crisp broiled bacon, graham I and rnlsin muffins, milK, coneo. ..I.l'NrHFX)N naked potatoes, oreamed salmon, sliced hot house tomatoes, luncheon sticks, milk, ton. DINNER Krenched pork ten-1 derloln, applo sauce, mashed yel low turnips baked corn, grapo Julco sponge, tnilli, coffee. No cereal is. Included In tho hrenlifast menu nnd unless small ohUdron whoso brpnkfast : con slsls.t of coronl . Is not necessary. Hlco nnd the murrins talto care of tho nutriments: usually furnished by "porridge," ' Four tablespoons butter, 94 j0m PUTMAN'S'- PRESENT Va $ M - '". .' ; . rvW'.FASHiON''i Hfflp&' v :'; pyP : favored modes i-'lBP- I I " Coats . for-eveiy Spring oc- , I I '' ctision in every flew and fash- gstefeyj - I ; i - lonnble shade. Coats that ara : USp&S ' ; .. ' ' .. the last word in spring smart- Tj fl II ' ness lovely materials, kashi, , ' 1 " fjJ i, - tweed and velty; phuds. . , I - ' ' 15.00tq89.50' A ' "I'.-V PUTMAN'S La Grande's Exclusive Ready-to-Wear, Millineiy' and Shoes , . . ; cup light brown sugar, 1 egg. 1 run flour, 1 tenapoon baking pow der, M- tenspoon vnnllla, x Vi up finely chopped ' nut meats, few grains suit. Mult butter in a smooth auueo pnn. Add sugar nnd heat over!n low fire, stirring constantly. When thoroughly hltmded , remove from I'heat ami let cool. Add unbeaten egg, and beat mixture lmnl.r HI ft. Yl our, suit and baking powder and add td first mixture. - Mix t,well and add nuts and vaplUa.' Sproad tho mtxturo m a shallow, square pnn lined with parafrin paper and. Imka thirty minutes In a hiodernto oven., Uemovo from pan -and let cool. Then" cut In narrow strips nnd serve. '' ,; TJio .melting of the sugar with tho butter gives a (lellelous flavor to! theso . little sticks., ' 'Maybe' the reaaon , idr,, MeAdbo Is against Mr. ' Riht'th:' 1b Wfttiso A! Is tho candidiU' frdn), Uia great open placea. i '. WMI : thlnim - rnuld lm ttrnrae A! vnimir ihmi named Tllnkmah Isn't lolherud ut ull. by immrunce nwn. You taste your milk You test your eggs compare shortening; :if . t tsfct) fzief) c ci 1 1,01 1 fresh flavor 3 Announcements Mannish Tailored Suits Pepper black twill, tweeds, hairline stripes, In navy, black and gray, seamed and pocketed in the Eng lish manner, emphasizing the snug hip and noncha lant shoulder line. The very smartest, at Cinder ella Shop. Huy on Friend ly Credit. Ask to have our plan explained. Cinderella COATS 1 J ''''.' ' Mrs. T. A. McKinstry will enter tain hc children of the cradle roll department of the First Prosbyte rlun Kunday school and their moth ers Saturday afternoon from 3 un til 4:30 o'clock in the community room of the church.. Tho party is in honor of tho first anniversary of tho department, which Includes children from one to three years of age. Mrs. McKinstry is super intendent of the department, which now has an enrollment of 40 chil dren. A muslcnl program will iic given during the afternoon. . j Tho Mothers Self Culture club I will meet fit the home of Mrs. ltny Williams Friday afternoon nt 2:30 o'clock. I The Frultdale Parent-Teacher as sociation will meet Friday after noon at 2 o'clock at the school houses All members are urged to be present. i i The Ladles of Mooseheart Le gion will meet at the home of Mrs. . Peterson orf Second street Friday evening at 8 o'clock. I ! The Willow Parent-Teacher ns- relation will meet at the school , Friday arternoon at 2:30 o'clock. George H. Htrnle, member of the school board, wilt talk, and Hurley M. Itlchurdson will show pictured nnd will give a talk on the Orard Canyon of the Colorado. The mem- brrshin drive will close at this time. ' Chapter I of P. K. O. will meet tomorrow afternoon at Island City with Mrs. Kd Kiddle ns hostess. Mrs. Wyno Wade will ansist Mrs Klddln. Luncheon will he served by the hostesses at 1 o'clock. I j The Central Parent-Teurher ns soctutton will meet tomorrow nfter noon at 2:4.' o'clock in the high school auditorium. r Si 1 Imagine how Crisco'l own sweet puritj will improve die flavor of the food you male with it. Look Over Our Want Ads for Bargains Question Is it by chance, or is it because Mra. Reynaud has had experience and train ing, that permanent waves given by her please the most fastidious? Answer It is not a matter of mere chance. 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