La Grande evening observer., March 29, 1928, Image 3

' Tmusda'y. March 20, 1928.
LA GRANDE 'EVENING OBSERVER
Pas' HiiW
IETY
'.Hope Chapter
V Celebrates Its
; 37th Anniversary
: Th'o 371h anniversary of the or
' pnnlrution of Hopo chapter No. ill;
Order of the Kaster Star, wus eele-
United last evening when the reg
ular chapter meeting was held at
' thu Masonic lodge rooms here.
With utiOUt tSO llH'lllheiS ai)(l glU'iitS
In ultcndancc.
V 'Mrs. U H. Mussell in the only
churier inf-mbcr of the enupter now
'residing 1ft 1-tt Grande, ami In hon
or of the occasion alio wuh pre
sented with a lovely gift by A1rj.
Andrew l.oney Jr., worthy matron
of Hope chapter. Thu presentation
wan miido by Worthy I'utron John
8.- Modgln, and Mis. HusHell re
sponded In u very charming imin-
After the regular lodge session
the musical program wan given by
members of tho l.u Grande Itain
Vhow assembly. .Miss I.oift- Nelson,
who la worthy advisor of the kaln-
bow girls, played u piano solo,
Scotch Dances" by IU-ethoven,
Miss Seville Pratt played a violin
tfmn. ll,.ne (IvnsV bv SUIiiM0 meeting uujuuineu
fi.n tiivnitminried liv Mrs. It: O.
M.-CMI lit tho ph.no. un.l Mixs-H
Hi veriy, nn.l H,l. l.:im Ouyo i.luy...l
ft-nlnno dui.t nmiil.or "Ri-oon.1 Hun-
JBIinnn Khuiiaody" Ity l.lslK. Kucll
,slopion was rwvived with liwu l y
'li)ipluliKi un.l v.wh niUBlilun 11-
sponded' with un encore. )
;After the program those present
adjourned t th, buiwuyt room,
ilierethey were seule.l at tallies
pieltlly Ueeoiuled with bouuuets of
pinic fiiinalions. ami .eiiei.ini. ...
were served. This feature was .
cbnrBo of Mrs. Ihirry U. Turner
ainl her eotniiiiltee. (
i ' ' i'' I
'.'Members of Crystal Hunt-eon,
Iodise fltet In'. reRUtar session Il",t !
nveninif ul. ine i. u. u. e. ieu,..e.
Ttmre was a small attendance be
cause of the had weauier, ami onry
. . ...
- me regular nuwineMH 01 nu- nst
' was taken up during the evening.
I'luns were discussed for n cafe-
. terla luncheon to be held about
Master tlpte.
Mrs. Lucy Gllman.
jjolde grand,
presided over ine.
ineeiinh'.
,.'l'he meeting of the district' nsso-
i . . i i,ii. ...in l.u nt Cnt'D
Saturday. Mar. S, was announced.
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v A play to be given by the lte-
1-Ulll.
Wra lodge of S.immervllle on
jprll , was also annouiieeil.,
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30 Attend Bible i " M
,1 ' HIT' .
UiaSS iViee.U UJJ:
; Thirty memhers attended the
jjlieeung oi ine i.
Presbyterian
-'1. in.,! It unuteriliiv nflerilOOn Which.
" .
was held In the community room
ill the church with Mrs. V . I.
vonr, .virs. III1l1III i mum i-
.Mrs. tl. Klrby as Hostesses.
IMrs. Holiert S. ICakin led in tho
devolional, having as Her sulijcu
1'hv lOaster " Story." During a
J.,.t.i liiiulni.ss session, which WUS
weslded over by the president. Mrs.
flurry It. Turner, the class deelded
til glvo ?J0 toward the purchase of
Vhlmes for tho church pipe organ,
t .i...ii.iiin,i in ,,l-i :, in was given
ennsistliig of Iwo violin solos by
Miss Jennie Nellseu and Iwo read-
nigs bv Miss Mary Vaughn Hen -
...
The remainder of tho nriernoonl
liis soent nieclng oiillt blocks. '
was spent piecing u.i.ii
w'hlch will be made into a nuill to ces Asia; ! ranees l.uuuige. i-iuiie.es
"be given to a needy family. I Ityncarson, Tom Zupan. Tom Zlv-
During Hie social hour dainty' kovlch. Violet Pblilips. Uuth llran-
refresh menls were solved by the non. Kdvvln Alexander.. Karl l)e-
..A.., ....,,.. t.,n 1- '.Hole Kenneth Workman, liuford
" ITho next social meeting of tho Moore, Walton Ulnton. Helen Jen
rlass will be April IS, when Mrs. sen, I.IIlie Kennedy, and Mr. Uuff-
Q. I.. MacDowell and Mrs. Thomas,
IMldge as hostesses.
: The Women's Missionary sociely
nt the 1'lrst Methodist Kpiseopal , Rochester s two famous surgeons, inni niases ino imiut ,ou., u.,i.,i.,..u
church met yesterday afternoon ct Mrs. W. .1. Mayo and Mrs. C. H. for the- rools of tho plants and oor
the home of Mrs. I.ee llanford. Mnyo, take" active Interest In poll- reels tho sour conditions by neu
Mrs It W l.eightnn had charge of tics. They -wore niado precinct , trnll.lng the . soil ncids. Some
the afternoon's devotional, nnd delegates to Hie republican county ! plants ronuira acid soli to flour
Mrs Ahhlo Cooper presided over conventions, but tho former de- Isll, but the great majority ot both
the business session In the absence cllned she could not leave the city, (vegetables nnd flowering plants
Spend an Evening with
the British Navy
H.M.S. PINAFORE
- presented by
: . ' : The "
OREGON STATE GLEE AND
MADRIGAL CLUBS
AT THE
La Grande High School . March 30
Director PAUL PETRI
NEWS
of the president, Mrs. Hubert Clark.
Arter the hmdnt'Ho meeting Mrs.
K. O. . I'ayton had charge of tho
afternoon's U-Hson. Tlie subject wus
"The Mission Homes."
1 if to re adjournment refresh
meats were nerved by the hostess,
Mrs, J.. V. Ounean. .
';,
."The foceeutlve commltifte of the
Women's Society of the Hirst Bap
'tist church met yesterday after
noon at tho Fiome of Mrs. H. A.
Vox, with all officers and com
mitter chairmen in attendance ex
cept three.
Several recommendations were
discussed during the afternoon and
will be presented at the next regu
lar meeting of the society, wliti-h
will be held Friday, April ti.
Members of the ltlverslde. Uidies'
Aid society uttended un all-day
meeting which was held yesterday
afternoon at l.ano chapol for the
purpose ot 1 1 1 i 1 1 1 1 1 k a quilt, which
the society will sell, the. proceeds
to go Into the regular church fund.
There wen seven women. In ul
tenduncennd u politick dinner wus
oniovHil at noon. . Durintr the alt-
- noon u.
j MUlii unt ai.om o chk-k, .
I'luna were made
fur n simllur
meollng .to l lu-W l-rl. ay.
I tl- .(.nit will Ik. com pk-u-l
unollii-r one slurle.I.
whoti
anl
., 1 . V
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MI'S. Jrleeu IS
Club Hostess
. 'tivlce baked potatoes, new beet
u 1 r:,-..r. hostess llTirrennia " limnle nirli.i enlie ah ml.
i t)l n,',,,,,'),,., r tN. fiio club at
ft (lt,Khlfu .ilKe-lunclnon yes-(
,or,)ny ul'tifrrinim nt tllii l.a Graado
hul ,Uncheun was served at
1:15 o'clock In the hotel dlnla.T
room, where covers were. 'laid for
J2 u a ul)k, prumiy .lecorated with
pinK c-ai n:it)uiis.
.,.hr., ........h f biidKi. were at
play tn the card room on the meis-'
w"jr '
.Annlnft tuor ufu,t. luncheon
iiirs.
Cham. Ilohnenkamp made i.lsh
Bcore amonir the club members and
thtf KWHl pri;tL, W(?nl to .)ra. y, i.
j.erkinA
-
Alls. K. .( . t'ongnonower niiu nir.
h. W. Kiley were hostesses to the-
xt it -ti i,.i Li.,, ft nrnnnn
at the home of the former on Hmv
,or at play during .noo
i-iiu .11 m. i.i' j .... ..w. ...... ..
,B, score. The second highest'
ai.0,c made by .Mrs. Couglien-
. QweP. . . .
..The clfjb will meet every week
i-rii- six consecutive weeks and at
the end of . that time li grand prize
s to ho glvn
i. );. J: I.ytlo:
will lie given, no ii.ix.-a i
before, that Uine. Mrs. H. J. I.ytlo:
, who Is visiting here from Slivonon
:nt the home of her sister. Sirs,
t.ouhnowcr- wus a guest at the
party yesterday afternoon and wast
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I rne rooms were iit-Ln,.y ii-iui
i potted plants.. A, two -
,,.. luncheon was served by the
Jlostesses .beftiie adjournment.
Mrs. Walter Jones" und .Mrs. Allee
Hug will be hostesses to the club
next Wednesiloynfternoon,
I A group of .C'.roomvoort junior
I high school sturlents pleasantly;
surprised one of their teachers, Ml .
i drldge Huffman, Tuesday evening
I at his homo on Pennsylvania avo-
nuo. Music and games, was he
diversion of lhe cvcnitig.,snd llt "n
1 an appropriate hour refreshments
Iteorn served bv the voung people,
Those present were i:inorc Mat-
loon. Kvelyn Pylc. Mary and l - 'ran -
."'. ....j.i . y
man ami ills lamer un.l iiioinei.
MAYO WIVI-S IX POLITICS
HOCHKSTIOIt. Minn. Wives of
IX
Bandeau Haf
II i xt l I I l III
Fashion gives us an linportnnt new
Bllhouetie In the bandeau- hat.
What could be more youthful limn
this draped - natural bulllhuntl I
wlth u bandeau of black Ha tin rib
bon tied in u bow at the side?
MENUS
i . y sister Mary ' -' l'''"r or morn rants of tho
Tt Tl K A K KA S'l Apples, cereal, ! Major suit that has been bl.l by tho
cream, creamed dried beef In pop-J partner.
overs, milk, coffee. (3) A' blnnk salt or slnxleton.
1.UXCHKON- Hplimch and not 1 provided tho hnnd contains surfl-
loaf, jelly and cream cheese sand-jelent enrds of partner's suit to crr
lehes, oraitgo jelly with whipped i sure ability to ruff tho short suit.
cream, milk, tea. Jump from one to three with a
liINNKll - Haked cod stenks, lhand which. -combined with that of
ded fresh pineapple, milk, coffee. I
Ho many housewives seem-to
think they "can t bake fish," but
If a glass heatproof platter Is used
the process Is extremely simple.
; The platter Is sent directly to the
table without removliiB tho fish.
,Thc platter will of courso be very
hot hut If It Is placed on a metal
trivet or on another plattor tvnrl
these in turn are piaceit on asues-
tos mats there Is no uajlffet of
harming the table. In selecting n
platter choose one of good size
'even for a small family for the
platter can be used much as a
j plank would bo.
Maple Sirup Cako
1...IC ...... !...,.,- .11. '
" vui "'"" ' l'"l,B
S0(i'a g 1 , o'up
teaspoon
1 tea-
J If oon salt ' '
Cream butter and add slrun-
I'.ssoive ijouii in nui iit an.. ...
,1"'" nilxture. Add yolks of, eggs
well beaten. Mix and lift flour.
salt and baking powder and add
to mixture. Fold )n whites of eggs
beaten until stiff and dry, Turn',
Into an oiled and floured shallow
Into an oiled and norrcu sjiniiow
square iiu. iimu unite lo.ijr
uies in a iuuuer.nu oven, i.ei oim
and cover with maple frosting. '
Maple FrustilH!
One cup niaplo sirup, i ' l egg
tflill-,1
1 ... iioll slrun until a soft ball Is
fnniieil when n feu- drons nre lest-
ol j(1 co.l water. Pour In a slow-
alonry strejim on the .stiffly
henten white of egg, heating con-
stantly. Heat until cool and spread
ion cake. .. ..
THE GARDEN
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I ' AKINC. TOR SICK SOILS
Jt otten happens that soil lw
comes sick from tho constant bury
Ing or garden refuse, i
. ot chemical fertllil-.ers.
application
- ,,.,..,. n
"e. ... ....... ... ... ... . ..v
' cation of soapsuds which In somo
communities are regarded as good
for tho garden, tho result being
, that tho water from the, weekly
wash soes on tho. garden. There
are also soils such astllght and
sandy ones, or low and damp ones
which nre naturally soar or acid.
The cure Is the application of lime'.
l.iino stimulates
chemical action
Bridge -Pointers
By Milton O. Work
CONTILUT HHIIKiR
1-nst Week our articles on Con
tract dealt with the amount of
KtretiKth required to Jump a part
ner's Major suit-hid from one to
two' the next point to consider Is
tho amount of strength needed to
Jump from -one to more than two.
This. ,ls a 'far mom difficult situ
ation.. It la Important that the
partner of the Initial Major-suit
bidder accurately portray the full
strength of his holding! other-
iwlse gamc-ROlii opportunities may
ho iont. It Is poKHtblo that the Inl-
i in 1 bidder has made a. ono-bld
with a hand distinctly stronger
than a minimum, hutunt a little
under the strength requisite for
a two-bid, nm! when 'that is the
case it Is Important -that the slue
of the Jump shoutd show as fto
curntely as possible how much help
tho jumping hand is going to rui-
ijluh.
Wlivii dotornilnlnir whether to
Junip pnrtnor'8 Major l.lrt of ono
m ti.rni. or four. Uupona and Jarks
i of olhor sIIh. unnccoinpnnlp.l by
other honors tn thono aulta, have
little limlerlal valuo. Klements of
Juinttlnir stronnlh ore:
(1 ) An Ace or Kin.
the Initial milder, is apt io iuuko
four If the Initial bidder be SOI110-
what stronRor than his one-bid on
nouncod., Jump -from one to four
with a hand which is apt to make
game when combined in piny with
u hand' which contains merely the!
strength for a oneroid.
Moth of these Jumps nre Import
ant. When an initial bidder bids
one or a, Major anu u i ' i
jumps io iwq, n o mum,
unless very much stronger than
his one-bid Indicatedr
to go on. Kven If ho ie sugnuy
stronger thun his minimum bid
announced, going to three and
stopping short of four would mere
ly Increase tho risk without in
creasing tho profit. There are but
few nanus who n iu.-n uiu i"" ;
ner of "an Initial bidder should
jump a second umn, ueuuuew m
oMiecfed to show- his strength ,
Ills first jump. rneroioro in tun-B ,
in which tho Intlal bidder lias bid
one with a. hand just short of tho ,
strength to bid two. nnd tho part
ner wlth-strength to Jump to threo i
or four lumns only to two, tho I
two-hid Is apt to.stand nnd tho
opportunity to jnnko game mny Do
.
(A nscussrbn of ContrncJ. jumps
w)1 ,)(, conlil)u(Mi tomorrow.)
(Copyright, John l- Dlllo Co.)
ON'ION'S DKMA.M) OA UK
rOIATMHUS. Ohio (AD Ont
Ions nre ninonir tho Ohio crops ilc-
imuulinRr tho moat labor, uBrirul-1
tnrnl pxti-nsion nsnts . fiiiy. If
Rrown from 'fli'pl nnd nohl In.
bunches, un nrro of onions (-oqiilros '
14() mun-dayB and' 3 0 horso-rtuys.
K Rrrown from sots nnd sold In'
buncliPH, tho number of man-days
Is cut to OS. .Texan onions, sold
by tho craU'. require but 08 man
days and 14 horse-days per acre.
, Miirys mtlo Inmb sometimes
look very funny In a rnccoon Hkln
coat.
prefer swet or limo soil.
Two dressings of lime during the
winter season, one In the early full
and another' In early aprlnp will ko j
a on,f way toward correcting the
condition. The application of llmo i
should bo HUfriclent to Rive tho ap- i
peanince of a IlKht snow, merely i
whiioninff the ground. Tho com-
mo nest means of applying limo Is
in the fornix of hydrated lime or.
ground limestone.. More of the
latte.r is required thnn of the hy- j
Urate limo.
Tho object of the two drcsslnps
Is not to add to tho qunntlty of
the lime but merely to continue
the sweetening process ns the Uine
Is leached down Into the soil. A
mere sprinkling of lime starts tho
sweetening process. Tjiter appli
cations serve to continue it.
It Is an excellent idea to spade
or plow over the land a short tlmo
after the first application of lime
nnd then give It another sprink
ling. The action of ground llmc-
! stone Is slower than that of hy-,
d rated Hum because tho. particles
of Hut latter are finer and pene
trate the soil more readily. The
action of the limestone Is more
enduring. In practice it Is cus-
jtomnry to apply half again as.
mucn grounu milestone as nyarui
ed lime.
Spading In the limestone helps
the texture of the soli ns-lt breaks
up closely adhering tumps.
Goitre Not A Disease
Mihv.Mikee lKHor .Mnkcs Tteniark
ahlc llwov'iy
MILWAI-KKK, Wis. It has been
brought to light by scientific re
Hearch that goitre- is not a disease
and is nor to be treated us such.
Dr. A. A. Itoek. Iept. C'Jfl. Uox 737.
Milwaukee, Wis., a prominent gol-
j tre specialist for over 'Ik years, hoi
perfected a different method of
j treatment for Ills patients that bus
I prove! remarkably successful. This
' (:wik metliod is now being used
for a home treatment of goitre
cawH all over the country with as
tonishing results. The doctor states
that goitre Is a condition which
grows worse with neglect and rec
ommends immediate attention no
matter how small tho growth may
apfar. .He strongly opposes need
less operations. Or. Itock Is the
'author of a book that tells In a
simple way about treating goitre
at home. He has published this
' book at his own expense and will
send a copy free to unyonn Inttr
lested. Write him today, Adv,
Paris Designers
In Favor 01
Trouser Skirts
' ty llawl Rmrts
(AsHoctAted I'reHs Fashion Editor)
l'ARIS (AP) Paul lolr says It
Is only u matter of time until trous
er skirts are the international feml-
nlnn iritrli. 1'ni'in lw u-firwlrlnir If he
is right. ' , . .1. J
. A, survey of style houses shows
more, divided skirts, or jupes-culot-
tes, shown for spring than have
over.appeared before.,
- The vogue has gatliered force in
the past six months,. Half a dosen
dressmakers of international repu
tation .Include , tlerd in tbelr new
qollectloiiH.
Madnme Ioulse noulanger la the
feminine campaigner for Jupes-cu-totteH.
She shows tronsera In many
ftrms. '. Some; conservative houses
which technically oppose the trous
er vogue are .nevertheless furnish
ing theni to their, clients upon re
iuest In lieu, of tailored or sportH
skirts, , .,
V Thennomaly of trouser skirts
came as a bigger surprise because
the style" makers. believed that they
had succeeded ; iu luring women
hack tn, feminine finery and coquet
tish "idotheH.AdvocateS'of trousers,
however, ' maintain that they: are
hot unfeiTilnlne. J'ftlret Insists that
TurKlsh'vhnr.m'-vtroufiers are the
most graceful costuihe ever design;
ed forw(omn.' '
To safeguard ;th.emselve against
losses the trojiHer-Htyle-enthUskpds
are ready to. 'substitute, )iklrls if
necessary. .Polret recently repluced
white georgette' pantalettea W'hlch
h u n g bel o t b e h e m ; "o f a b I ac k
heiidfd evening -flown-.with', fii dls
creet' foundiijipn skirt. . ' .1
: f'who .wears -'trie trojftspr skirts?"
dressmakers are asked. Their. order
books record. only aOmlld success
for the "trousers." -Uiit orders, the
enthusiasts say, will come liMime,
TF.KT ? HO.M ' I-Xn TRAPTOnS
lilNCOJ.Xcb.-rTAV the Unlver-
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. lypeH' hnvo 'heenVtrled -out.... -
Better digestion
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