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

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SociErY; News
Musical Program , ;
Feature of Club';
Women's Meeting
" Members' of.', the la JJrande
Neighborhood club mjoytid u de
IlKlilful musical program yesterday
uiierpoon which was furbished by
tho Union Women's Improvement
club, under the . chairmanship ot
.Mia. Krunk L'unner. 11 was the
lexular meeting day of the Nolgli
lloriloiMl chili ut'Oie l,a (.Irundo lia
tul, and following the btisincss ses
hiiiii Aire- Conner took charge und,
several intlsieul numbers weie pre
sented. . , . ". ' . ' . '
' . Tho"'",progrum , opened with two
selection by the Nc.guborliood rliu;
violin quartet, directed by Mis. I.eu
Miller. The quartet Is composed
:tf Ann. -Miller, iirs. Audliici JJiiyie, '
-Mrs.-. Ituy I'arnnm und Mrs. liln-i
'melt Smith, with Mrs. Ururge. S. '
nihff. -after" Vlilch. rfreshmpnfti
were, served'. 1 y,J ,. '-
vju-.iA. 1", Hun . Is president f.
the (association, whjch meets for, a
social time once each in girth,
-:" Alput 35 .mbthers wereiflollght
fjilly ' entertained at- theunnual
aopunmqre. tea given Monday aft-
ernoon at. the high 'school. Hubert
Mtoddurd, president of the' vtuat.
wua. general chuirman of the. uf
fulr, and snohe to4he. nfmhors, ex
tending grcMtlngs, frpm the class.
Miss Gullda. 'Ashby wan chairman
ot thtv refreshment ootumlttee an J
Miss Margaret Cunliffe of th dec
oration committee, filaijley Zutidcl.
whs chHhimiri of. the program com
mittee. The tea wiis. ifh t-n In, tb"U
domestic science department. -Adolph
.icgrist phiycd a sohr.Yu
tho riute, can Mcuinms sung n
number, lulldu Amhy gave a nolo
dance- and lirlp Wat nor Hung a
polo. Tho "llaUP furnisht'd nniMlt
jIui'Iiik ,h rt'fr'Hliniimt iuur. TJu
lilrnie us piano acconi.nnnm. " i m ..lomBMtlc.Kpli-nco loonis wcru ir
liuiiihen. J.iayt-d, -t ho liutcksniitii. 1 (1y jco,.,!,.,! i u K,oi n and lilu
and vonctTl Waltx.' hom by H-: H)ior whwuo in' kooplntt with tho
orn, were enthiiHUiHHciiliy iw-etved Sl,rinff Hanson. Thu enilro affair
hy the uadlmice of vutH a(jU(iK.( tUoKt aiun-essful. Class
Mrs. Kdtth V, I'hy sunt; an en- ,l(tvlsora re 'MiHses Annu-laura
Joyuliie group of -koioh, aeeomp.ni- j tM, U1(, (NIlH, MailKO lH' tlu-, and
ted by Mrs. iieiene rsiearn ui im
piano. "Shw huuk "A
. Siiitrlntc" by Haydn Wood, 'Moni-
iHK" by Ale Hpeaks und'A-J.ove
Note" by Juiim'h' HoKein. In e
sponse to the hearty applause she
,b,iHK "Kriead of 4tliit'.'
'A bIi-Ih' m nurt vt from l.'hion, eotu
lionedv of Misses .Nellie ;uvfil Vullie
tJeertseii, Mi8H June Willi n una ovver Wlo Is flK t tho Hot I.nke
J.6im Bptuy.. Hiuiff 'wo :nuinbeiH. ' sunato, iuin. eveiul Birln of thv Ja
accompanied by Miss Cynlhiu Grande Hainbow aasenildy. of
llobbs at the pluito.. After-tue ui.-j wnirn 8nP H a; nieinbur. went to
pluuse dted(. down .announcement. Jnt j ukt, ,aHt .,V(,nnp for a sur-
wns 'iiwde vnai mo quurieiwuuiii ,iriso .,-,.) in 'her honor.
rtirns at the1MJ Carolyn Hiuimun. i'' V
Urown IJlrrt VX: , i .
Rainbow Asafembl;
. Honovs Member
VeKt!n(ii iMdne the birthdiyy an
niversary ot .miss finrn tousnen-
tiivet iiH encore Inter,' and Toiiow
lllK 4 Kr0UI of VOVi Helectlbiifl by
Mrs--Uelen. Steurnw, tfie jlrls re-j
uppemed in cowtume anl gave a!
clever song and dance number enT j
tilled "Wuit Til the Cows N'ome
Home."- As an Vneore they re-j
pi-ulvd a part ol the hnmlter.
Alra. Stearns suns "Within the
Included in -the-group were Miss
I.ols-Nelson, wartliw d visor, Miss
ituth Culien, Miss vivmn Huns n,,
.MIms Jucuelln 6'llrien, MIsh June
HuvenHproft, MIks Julia' 'iiqiith.
Miss Avu WilliaiiiH, Miss ATtiigaret
Anthony, Miss liutli Harrison, und
Mies Mildred, Jloyt, memlier of th$
advisory ' Itosril. 1 hey were
Garden of .My i Wuif by Hope und 1 com,mn,,a by-Mrs. G. 1J. 'lurking
' Noon and Night" by Haey., Wie
was veil received' and ri'sponded
with 'Iovo'm Old Sweet Kong" us
an encore. Mrs. Kdith W. I'hy ac
companied her at tho piano.
Jmi-ing the business hushIoh,
, which 'was presided .over by ihe
clhb pfesiilent, -Mis. Kherwood Wi.;
Ipittis, two- new members ail's. I
Mienael Alport und Mrs. J. IV Stal-I
fiip,4.Avei-e . uliuulUed. to the cmb..
Mrs. W. 1. McAdoiy. member oC
Uie commiltee in charge of tne sil-
ton, inother advisor,- und MIks M.i
boi K Morton, honorary ' memlier
and a past mother advlHor of tin1
Raymond, Wash'., Ha in bow ussem
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glrto lefl' TJi Qrandi?'Ut a:)oU!
7; o'clock and 'rotut ried homo ,ut 9.
The honor: .guest' waji presented
with u large birthday cuke," which
was cut and served with ice cream.
Kach girl found her fortimo in a
novelty, Hast or - egg, which was
found In a cleverly hidden nest In
11 Spencer,' Mrs. Hoy HcNety., Mrs.
W U,Uoyt. Mrs. JS. Shepherd.
Mrs. ( I Mackey and Mr. und
Mrs. McDonald. , ' ; "
Mowers wbich tye' -B,'nt ,n -bv
friends of the hunor'tfuest In- tnem
ojy of he.r birthday, wore, arranged
about 'the rooms, Tho guests-presented
;her with 'a lovely set or
irostoria glasawar ,
SAfter luncheon a short time was
spun vislflng aud wuth,lng Mrs. M-
Jinald nmny'inoro happy bfrth.days(
before tpe ;pariy adjourned.
Program Enjoyed
By vWoman's Lodge
An .' intorepttng meeting of the
Woman's llenefit uwioclation was
held lUHlevening at bhc Knights of
I'ylhluM hall with a large attend
ance. The regular lodge session
wtis called lo order at 7 o'clock und
three caifdidntes were Initiated into
the KJrtle-r. . '
Tho Initiation and' business meet
ing wum followeil by a stioiT pro
granu .which Included the trese:i
tutloit of a skit ehtrtled "Mis. Hunt
Advertises for a Cook." , Mis Hn-
ilhi Nedro played1 the. purl of Mr.. U
Until; Mth. Lena Ostium! was thf
Irish cook; .Mrs. . lli leh l one.
Orot(hen, tho Oermnn cook: Mrs.
Mno-HHey, Dinah, the tu'gro conk :
Mrs J.lllle l.edbettor, Hilda, the
Norwegian cook; Mrs. l'eail lnlw
lln the American cook, and Mrs.
Abide Thomas. Hop Lee. the Chi
nese cook. Tho skit was under ti
direction of Mrs. Herman to-eh.
Alter the program tcard games
were enjoyed for tht remainder of
the owning. , Four tables of bridgi
and 11 tables of pinochle were- at
play. this feature being In charge
of Mrs. Giles Harnden. Mrs. Ijiw
ronco DrinnsmUh made high score
among ihe women players at pi
nochle and Mr. Drumsmlth re
ceived tho men's first pi'luff. The
consolation prize went to Mrs. Mao
Itlloy. At bridgo Mr. Hoyd 1'id
cock won tin men's first prize and
tiie women's first prlzo wont to
Mrs; Charles Murchson. Mrs. Iteit
Webb received the ' consolation
prize.
After the? card games those pres
ent went to- the bannuet room.
nvh'ero refreshments were served. I
Mrs.'1 Nellie Churlfoh was chairman
of th committee in charge.
Their, Grandpa Is Grafters' Foe
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Bridge
! Pointers
I Hy Milton O. Work -
Vest et day the following problem,
was given: Tho , com met, No ,
Trump; Sutiili, Declargr;. tho .In-j
It in I lead is shown. How should
Declarer operate his twenty-six1
cards?
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h'rank oole.
Various games w ere enjoyed, t ho
prices going to,Ms. Sarah Young,
Mrs. Jean Carnes anil Mrs.' Mc
Ki'imon. . . tl4frcshmcntH were serv
ed by the hostesses before adjourn
ment. The ni'xt iiHotlng of the club
will lie Tuesday evening, April lib
when Mis.' Minthla Hall will, ho
hostess at her home at III oil Y uvo-
T.h Degree- of Honor Protective : mi1'- .. r'J- -- i
association, m in regular session j .
lasl ' evening at Kiigles hall with
about;:' Ui members in uUcmiunoo.
Tho rgu"ar lodge session was pro
sided over by the- new officers of
tho association. These officers were
elected and installed ut n recent
meeting. They ure, Mrs. Kllzabeth
Wale, president;- Mrs. Al Herman,
Ikcvltirer's JMnn of (uniwlgii
Dolarer will nolo that Wist led
the Troy, of t'lubs und. as .Closed
Hand has, tho I o uco. West h a s
exactly three Clubs higher than tho
one led and none lower, so he has
opened h four-curd suit. lOast con
soniti'Utly can have but one Club
which miiv bo Queen, Ten, Klght
or HI. ' While it Is not likely to
bo the Queen, there Islno reason
why Declarer should take- any
risk; ho therefore plays tho King
of riubs from Dummy on. the first
trick. If East ban tho singleton
Queen, that play .will gain a trick;
If tho Queen Is held by West. De
clarer can tuko evo.ry Club trick
by two sure finesses on th luter
rounds,
After.wlnnlng with tho King of
Clubs. Declarer wilt lend tho Klght
' of Diamonds from,, Dummy and,
thero weni two visitors "preseni; troduced this senson, gives -us, dou- play tho Nino from Closed Hand.
Mrs. William Danlon and Mrs. t bio wallflowers. ' - : iThlii Irf tho same flnesHo that, would
T. KEJLWasblngtinBurta
Here are Kllen and Gloria (right) Gudger, daughters' ot Com
mander and Mrs. Kmniett GudKeiot Newport News, V. ' They are
granddaughters of Senator Thomas J. Walsh of Montana, who at
chairman of MiA Senate Public Lands Committee, has had charge
uf tho Teapot Dome oil investigation. . The senator Ja a widower
aid thusia nro hi only grandchildren, Kllen bears 'ft marked re
. - . semblance to the senator.
4nnouncementsi
felther Is a reliable blopmer the' be' matin If: he led- tho Queen front
first season, however, '- unless the umm (that Is,.' it catches Ihe
seed Is sown not later tltsn. Murch. Kins- If held by Knst), but It gives
Little bloont will besscured from extra ontrh-s In the Closed llund
sowing in the olien Hi'ound with nn,i i tills particular case the
the hardy annuals, unless the plants unusual has happened and Closed'
are kept' over to blaum'ln the regu- Hund Is more In need of entries
lar. spring season. !1'ho 'plant Is tllnn Duniiny: ,houtli desiring to
growing In prtpulurlty'und the extra nolh cniihs nmHSpadcs, while'
trouble of getting them' started In only bne'Milt (l)lanionds) need bo)
well rewarded
' These plants demand, a soil rich
In lime. They will run heavily to
leaves In soil lacking, it, so -lime
led from Dummy i
As soon ns Closed Hand wins a
trick (ho will 'win the second trick
if th Klnir of Diamonds bo held.
nine
j i T1V JMIHI 1 II U Tlll.ll-UU a
ine grounu in wnicn iiioy.ure to no - - - - , f. . Whnihor
It succeed or not, tho rest of.Uho
planted. They do not need overly'
.. .ii. win hand will work jut satisfactorily.
Tho guard team of the Woman's llM hloomlnir much more certain The Queen of Hearts can bo dis-
Denvflt
',pract U
association
promptly
will
at
meet for.
1 o'clock
Favor Scarfs and
; Side Fullness
25 .oo to 49.50
'(XUK Frock Shop is
now ready with
these new Paris fash
ions in silk crepe,'
: printed, silk or geor-. v
Kette crepe in the,
: Paris spring ..''colore',,
including the new
aquamarine and egg
shell. ; . , , ':
Uneven Hemlines
Cape Effects
New Styles j
PUTxMAN'S
They may be llfted in the fall ,m'd eardeel on l lummyn long Spado.
..-j i ti ... . i. is 'I'hft (llin 1IIIBHHHH 111 U BUin UIIU
- ' Tounn In n clfvirlv iiulrlnn mst hi I ' ' - - ....... .. iinnvu iu uioum ui me iiounh il .iiu - --- . .. i i
ver tea to be given' by tl Neigh- J""" " "iVth lay cake preeldent: Mrs. Kthel Smlfi. j Thursday evening - at the : high ,)uU do not show until It secms.cor- therefore the only question, s
lH.rh.od clul.tal Campflrd 1.. we also to". I. arik-lei v,c0 ' ,rra,,,w,! Mr- l"''n;l school gymnasium. .-, tain that the killing freeses will cut whether thu.lwo Kings Diamonds ft
bins' association on Saturday, an-,' ' n's .-,., ' 1 them down. Thev stand the trans- and Hpndes or cither pf .them cull
La Grande's Exclusive Ready- to-Weaiy 1
. : .- :' Millineryanvl Shoes' , ! ' c ;;;
nounced that the t"; Anthoh? found t hiring,
the home of Mrs. Ado! . w .01IRhenowerf w"h(
und urged ull of the club women
to attend,- ,
. Mrs. Howard Mllh'V, l.a Grahde
chairman of the University of Ore
';gon tine urXs. bulLdimt, fund ' ap
ho has been
at Hot hake for several weeks, .-is
reportad'to be improving. She In
. the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. K, C.
CnntrlmnntvaK hn.1 fu n t tltit In
ing for financial aid. 'ne.,glubt: There were several gnosis be
deetded ut yisterday's meeting to sides "tho' Hainbow gIMs. inchnling
help with a benefit for the fundi Mr. andMrs. Coughonower und
sometime this spring, but no defl- David Coughenower and Mrs.-Jack
nlteJplans were made.' McOhenn'- and. son, - Jack. ,
ilrs. T.. A. McKinftry, chairntanl . ff ?' ,
'if the annual broakfa'st-wblch w i'H Tlie. birthday, annlversnrj of MVs.
b held' May 1. announced IhatjW. D. MoDbnftld Vas the occasion
arrangements for the breakfast are! for a delightful surprise luncheon
going ahead. . I given for her by Mr. McDonald yes-
Mrs. Howard Miller will be chair- j tei'day at their home on Walnut
ah - of the ju-xt club program, street. A throc'-course luncheon.
which -was. served at noon at a
Tho Centnfl rarent-Teaclier as
sociation will morn l'Tiilay aft
, noon ut 2 ::i0
school building.
i Mildred Hoyfs .room will drama
j'clock in the Central
' Thi. ttmtlln nf MIks
.April Hi, thrf subject of which will
'he "Diamatic Interpretations."
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iTJie .regular social meeling Sf
the Henefit Assoclultoiitof Hallroad
Kmployos was held last evening at
Ho nan hall. Dancihg was enjoyed
by about 5a couples during the eve-
profrtlly .urmnged table, was pre
pared entirely (by Mr. McDonald,
Including the large birthday cake,
which was derorated with rosebuds
and candles in pink and white.
Covers, were laid' for Til, Includ
ing Mrs. Jim .Nelson. Mrs. If, W.
Cnrr, Mrs.'Juy Siioncer, M rs. Nc!-
Kdlth Doane, usher; Mrs. Lucille
I'rico, assistant usher; Mrs. Nell
Hwani right ussistant; Mrs. Mlnnlo
Meserve. left assist ant; Mrs. Min
nie Harnett, outside watch; MYh.
r.ve yn vvu.uun, man e wuiim. rM tizu ,the soug; "Tho Five Knights."
i.wmisv '"". I" w V. A. KpHng. chalrmnn of Hio
Carey, press reporter; MI's.TriTM c.hool bo:ti d. will talk on "Voca
Hialt. treasurer, and Mrs. Anna t)()n;iI i:iTt.ctfv.(MUlfiHM nm, Ha Mn.
Warner, financial, secretary. - -i Del Doty, city librarian, will talk
After the lodge meeting a sneml A.t Mllsjr ir)(, i)minii Jp w
time was enjoyed for the rcmuln- i mn(,.M... .. . . t . x...
nor or ine evening. ..music, wus iiii
nished through the courtesy of. Ad-
ier's Music, company. The -hostei-s .
committee, consisting of Mrs. A! !
them down. They stand the trans
plant Ing well if a good ball of earth
-. Is taken up and they are kept In a
I'MUl HIIUUCU IHIIUO '111 IL it;w uiijn.
ba captured. .'
(Copyright John V. Dlllo Co.)
Countess Loses
. $600,000 Jewels
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minutes. In a moilerute oven.' Rents get heavier nnd heavier.
Serve front baking dtsli" In New Jersey the other day an.
( iipartment house leu in. .
People aro beKinnlng to report
the first robin. Better nut on the
'ulairtn rtflnra. -
.. A flash of' winter now and then' .
Is rellshid by the 'coal ynrd men.':
THE GARDEN
llcrnuin, Mrs. Charles Wale, .Mrs.
It. K. Swan. Mrs. Parley Price tnnd
Airs. iiiiii.Mi t.arey. sitvimi rci i cmi- .
nicnts. Illltt' TO CIKIW H'AM.FMIWUKK
. I ''"be dellcinsely fragrdnt wall-tple(i
1 once are eeuiciiing km u s.i v-
I The So-Ne-IIc club met "nt the lower 'with Us handsume blooms,
home of Mrs. Willluin Wlnhurn both single anrt.diiublo. In yellows,
yesterday afjernoon - with Mrs. Hel- oranges, velvety browns and crim
en Kelty ns assistant hostess, Due- ' """ Is one of the oldest favorites
log Ihe business meeting seven!1" cultlYMlI'mt. Unfortunately Its
hew members wore taken into JJie j '"''I' "f hir.llness makes It a great
club, which makes a total member. luso plinit in the groster portion
shin of.Ila." Besides the in embers t"r 'no United Mtates.. It may be
, JtONTB-OABI.O, Mar. 28 (AP)
. Countess de Uettencourt, a Bra
zilian, was robbed of Jevvels valued
at a. 1100.000 francs (rouuhlv esll-
i mated at (000,000) In a, hotel here.
The Jewels were In a satchel
which was locked In a trunk. They
'were missed Saturday night.
Sunday the empty satchel was
foiuul in a room next to that nccu-
'd by the countess. '
ant who disappeared shortly after
the theft. . t
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You All Remember
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Like his, :: - '-
Each Lamp 'is an Exclusive Model
Pew.ter ,
Italian Pottery
Wrought Iron
Brass
Bronze
Jewel Lamps
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'wintered wth considerable wieeess
If kpt dr.h.alnl given a covering to
keep off the rain in. well-dralhed
Five -Killed lit
Undine Earthquake
HOME Mar. S8 (APJ-Klvn per-
i .Hy Slslor Slai-y
nrt'KAKI''AH'l' Oriuige Julre, ce
real, cream', ', baked Krench toast,
mapl. sirup, milk, coftee. ,
I.CNCHKON 'linked eggs, -let
tuce snndwielies, mold of rice with
unrlcril Hiince. milk. ten.
I DINNIOH llolled veal slenlc,
()n scalloped potatoes, conned nspai i
gUS 111 NIUWIl "lilt" I
pears, fudge cake, milk,' coffee.
Baked eggs can be used Tor a
Sunday evening supper dish, break
fast or a main luncheon dish as In
this day's menu. The concoction
is decidedly nourishing . anil, Is
worth keeping In mind as a inonns
of adding" milk to tho diet..
linked l'gs '
Three tablespoons butler, S ta
blespoon flour,. 2 cups milk, 2 ta
blespoons llllnee.1 . green pepper, ?
InhlesnnonS minced pimento, 4
J's.iil and can e.isllv be kept overl"01'" were killed and i.ven Injurel eggs, 4 tablespoons bullered bread
-I . .. ... ,. ' .'. . . . l ..Mn..lnA r .ir.llno 1 on ...... ,l.a I .,, l.liiannnn iPI-lllpd clieeSC.
forearly snrlnu bloom in a cold In the province of . Udlno In an
frame. earthquaka felt nt 9:40 o'clock yes
ftliring is uo season ot the wall- icrouy iiiuriunK.
flowor, Imr.' w;e must be content to
have It In Ihe full If we desire it
In our gardens in unn season. The
slrain known as, the Parisian extra
early will bloom, with the chrysan-
IhemuniH Il''seed'ls started : early'
and the fragrant spikes In late fall
are very welcome. -A new strain
liiuiwn as IIie -Kiirlv Wimrlci-- ln-
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The authorities are speeding re
lief measures. In' the districts af
fected. The quake 'was felt especially
strong in the towns of Tol mezzo,
Cavaz'.o, Ca.rnico, Veregnlo and
Vllodasslo, where ' vnrlous houses
fell and many - others were, dam
aged. .
crumbs. 1 tnblesnoon grilled cheese
Melt butler, stir In flour' and
slowly .add milk, stirring constant
ly. Bring to the boiling point Hit 1
add red anil green pepper, salt nnd
pepper. Pour half Into a butti'red
baking dish. . Ureal! eggs over tyip.
taking euro not to break yolks.
Season lightly Willi salt and pepper
and pour over remaining sauce.
Cover--with buttered crumbs ilnd
sprinkle with grated cheese. Hake
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