La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 03, 1928, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text; Tuesday, April 3,1028 LA GfcANDfi EVENING OBSERVER Fan Three an... ? Council Inspects ; ; . Exhibits During f Greenwood Meeting i Tlype aonna by girls of the junior lllKlrwhool ilepurtmenl opi'nid tliu l'iKdlm: nipcllns of the l.tt UruniiK I'HDent-Teuchei' City council yea-n-rilny uftelnoon at Ulw-nwoud BVhool. , Mia., J,l Fulla, . pruSiilimt, iviia In churse. Th opening nuiii fcVrit w'ero "l.mly April," .May,".' ft ml "Snow CIouiIh:" The girls tak ing part were: niton. Kelyn l'yle. ICIlnure Muttoon, Uluilya Wenill, una l.llltmi i-ooKBon; huii.iiu', Jean French, Myrtle rK-huliz, Hutu Itrftnnon, Klorenco HiuiBton, Kvulyn Masten anil Kleunor Hliks. :.lminf the liUHlnettn Hesslon a llomlnathiK eomnilttee was appoint ed! to ri'poii ill the next ineetln,?. Mrs. John HateH, of tho Willow l-'m-ent-'reacher ' asKOclatlon, '. iw itppolntiil cha'lrnian. Tho other llieinhers ure ,Mih. I.ouIh . .VnU"l; of trie lllverln. uwiorlutlon, Mrs. I'lyile .Metcalf. of the Central asso ciation, and Mrs. J. K. Churllou, or ijie. Cll-eenwood aBHoclal Ion, all Ite 1 fiji vice piesldents of their rt-apri-i Wf! orgonlzatlonH. i The library benefit program to help, furnish the chllilR-n's room Mil the library was discussed and Sr. I.plils Weljiel, cluili nian' of the lfaro conunulee. Was .appointed lli'iiieet with representatitfes from lie other, organisations to outline (Mans for the progrnn!. ' Mrs. Kails explained the relation of' the patloniil and slate 'parent ujiiollar organlzallons to the local association, alter which reports of all islanding committee chairmen or heard. Mrs. K.,l. Towlcr re? liocted for the publicity commltlee. efHilalnlng the main feature of pub licity: Mrs. J.-K. Charlton reported for the .home service committee: JUir. Holiert fcalilll, public -welrur: Sirs. Beatrice Young, educational rommlttee: Dr. Margaret Ingle, hfalth. and K.. A. Sayre, religious education. ( 'i'A'fter these reports tho members visited I he various school rooms llhd viewed projects on display. In the first grado room there was a hrd project worked out on if sand table. Mrs. Amy' IniMars is one of. the first grade teachers, and III. Mrs. Nell M'hacker's loom, which ulw houses the first grade, a Dutch stind, table project was exhlhlleil. In "Sirs. Hullty Williamson's room, Easter Candies the second grado, there was a farm project worked out on the sand ta ble, and In the other second grade room, of 'Which Aliss- llernice .Mc Kinney is teacher, there was an Kuster sand table project. n both third grade, rooms there were exhibits : In health und In other fundamental subjects. Includ ing history 'and .arithmetic. .' Mrs. l,orie Johnson ' and Miss ituth (lurrlrk are -tho 'teachers In these 'twq rooms. '. In Miss .Mildred Coil ley's room,' the fourth - grade, a project on the New Kngland states along with art work. . Mrs. Mar guerite Towler, fourth-grade room, displayed projects In history, gcog ruphy und several other fundamen tal subjects. The fifth grade. Of which Mi's.. Hasel Landiy Is teach er, ..displayed history and geogra phy booklets and ai't work; and the advanced fifth grade, taught bv Mrs. l.ola.llutchens, displayed .1 very complete uiid, ialeiesllng proj ect on Africa. Including Individual product maps Hindu by each pupil. Th.e beginning of a similar project oh 'Asia wus also exhibited. In ad dition to.henUli and arithmetic booklets. in Miss til ace Snook's room, the .sixth grade, product mans ' of . the Pacific slates were shown, an'd In the' junior high .school department the : projects were confined to art. work. The teachers in the junior high school urA Mrs. Aslrid Awes, Mis. Clem Oreen..!.. it. Ilel.uno and Kldrldge Huffman. Art exhibits were . on display In nil of- the rooms. Indi cating what Is being accomplishes along this nnc. '., Mrs. Hvelyn Bennett exteniled an Invitation for. tho fiext untl last tiH'i'ling of tho council or the year to be lield lit 'the. Wlllow'srllool. At that, time officers will be elected and reports will lie given by the va rious school principals. ' - '..-. , v. . ' Members of tlu Itamblers Art club met yesterday Jifternoon in regular session at the home of Mrs. I'. 11. Appleby on First street. Mrs. Appleby was program chairman for the afternoon and she gave tin In teresting paper on "The Gallery of I he Netherlands."- The hostess served tea at tho clone of tlte afternoon's study. The club will moot next Monday aftornoon nt the home o'f Mrs. V. .1 Kiddle at Island city. Club Enjoys Party. :. At Farnam Home Members of the Wisteria Bridge club weie guests at a delightful party last evening when Mr. anil Mrs. itoy Karnam entertained at their home on Main street. Three Bridge Pointers Whd Is visiting here With her sla ter, Mkh. James Oneiil, received tbe truest prize. . ' A rt or the curd Karnes renosti ments were served by the hostess, assisted hy Mrs. J. Jt. Oliver. Mrs. t L. Herry will be hostc&i to the ciub next Monday. ) Yesterday the follow '.lift proh- " M rs. Jnmes Oneal entertained at ! lem woh Riven: Tho contract is a birthday party Sunday evening Spades; South Ib Declarer, North Ih in honor of her Hltder, Mid. O. A. , Dummy; the initial lead is shown. Bf Hilton O, Work Garner, who is vhdting here from Yakima. Wash. 1 tinner was serve.! at 6 o'clock at an ultractlvc-ly dec orated tahle. A large birthday cake formed a centerpiece, and the sea son's flowers were Used. After dinner, the evening was spent visiting. , Miss Boyd Weds J. Willard JLevvis The marriage of Miss Edith Hoyd, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. V. U. lloyd. of Walla Walla, Wash., to J. Willard Lewis, of Lostlne', was quietly solemnized yesterday morning at II o'clock tit the par sonage of the First Methodist ICpis copal church here, the Kev. 11. W. i'arker. pastor of the church, per fonhing the ceremony. O. il. Kln cald, of this city, ucconipanlcd them How should Declarer plan Ills cninpaign na soon as he sees Dum my's hand and knows the exact twenty-six cards with which ho will operate?. . Iendingil ' lost ' Plamond from Closed Hand and putting Duninly in. ... . Of course lie may not find tho dcaired divisions of both trumps and Diamonds: If so, he can Con solo himself hy knowing that game was Impossible, but thut he did his beat to obtain It. ' Tomorrow's I1an.il ' I m, . M-7-4-2 - m ; I VIBTIUM ( NOsHi I 1 UW ! ii-io-T 11 I 8-J-2 r 10-4 9-6-5 .K-J-W LAMkUBT OTJ A-KI 1 No Trump cnntrnci; Soulh IV claror; question: How should tho Declarer plan lo play tho hand? Answer tomorrow. (Copyright John I' Dllle Co.) MENUS I)clrcr 1'lun of Onmpnlffn Declarer will seo he cufi lako Mis. l.elvls Is li graduate of tho ronr Spado trie its. one itenrt tricK, I'nivereity of Idaho and is a mem- two Diamond tricks and on( chili bur of Kappa Kappa C.amma. He trick a total of eight tricks which is a former student of tho Oregon wilt be' two short of game. His Stuto college and Is a anember of only chance for gnme will bo to Alpha Tim Meggn. .-. , Icstnblish Dummy's Diamonds and Mr. and Mrs. Lewis will ihake in doing that he must arrange it ilu-lr home near Lostine. Mr. Lewis so that Dummy will he able to get Is a rnncher there. , jthe lead after Diamonds are eslab- , Hulled. Ho has In his Closed Hand cim' pr.imi'ip IktiuliwMu inootlniT of turn lnwlntr HpiiiMs. one losintr Dla- Ollver I'. Morton Relief Corps Nn.fmond and two losing Clubs. As ho !17 was held yesterday nftei noon , has to take tho first trick with the ut tho K. 1'. Intll with a large at- Ace of Hearts. -It will be impos tendnnce. Mrs1. : Lu lira' Tlradcn, slble for him to avoid losing the ...,olil,il litnl rOnifir,. nf ihn til fift -! t ivrt T-InnrtH! hilt ho dOPS not Wish lug when plans were made for tlm to be "forced" hy a fourth lead of the dinner salad. Shreds of groeu next regular dinner. Mrs. C. K. 'Hoarts from tho adversaries as ho I pepper, thin slices of radish and Sting was appointed chairman nf will need oil Ills trumps to ex the committee, and the other mem-jhnuse tho adverse trumps. There bers are Mrs. Ma Smith; Mrs. Kiln fore he does not at once: lend Smith, Mrs, Lee Smith. Mrs. Dick trumps: keeping a trump In Ditm- Smith, Mrs. C. V. Tnlbot and Mrs. my avoids the risk of a force, at- ll.irt-w It 'Ctn-noi Itnr wlnntniftthe first ' tl'lCk Witl nans for the dance to he given tho Ace or Hearts, ne snom i iea lia.i p.,- r the iH-nefit of the O. A. It. a small Diamond froin Closed " ; '"'O. Iiy SISTi:ii MAUY TtrtRAKKAST Steamed prunes with lemon, cereal, cream egg poached In milk on toast, extra toast, milk coffee. LUNCHKON Potato puree, toasted crackers, shrimp and cel ery salad, coddled apples . with whipped cream,, lemonade. 1 D1NNKU New Kngland boiled dinner, snlnd, . chlffonade, raisin ahd rhubarb pie, milk,, coffee. Head lettuce Is cut In shrods, crisped In Very cold water and cnrefully dried between towels for t t ? nilnclngs" of onion arc added tolir- Krertch dressing which IS floured ! A over tho shredded lettuco. The i whole is tossed lightly with a forM I Until thoroughly mixed., fiervo nt ter winning' the first trick with 'once with or without a garnish of vJ Softer t t 7 7 7 7 I n.,1.1... . 1-1 n ml? niwl rernrdless of what Dla- eeuieiery . i.m, ... ew, , celery, 2 small onions, 1 UM Ap, .,, were inscusseu. . ; ', -- ,- ..,, , ' . " B,10on8 butter, B whole cloves. 4 ,1 Trick 3 and 4. East and Wosticups white slock, 1 egg, V4' cup Mr. and Mrs. fV fc. nrngg . an. I ,., t tHcU artll tnen 'cream. 1 teaspoon salt. teaspoon Mrs. l.'iank 1 1, rdesty en or olneil , they can seo that 1-cpper. 1 tablespoon minced pars- Ihe young people of their Sunday , . .,..,, ,,.. lho next ley. school classes of tho Central Chris. """J"' 1 '" "''t-.ck ol Para and slice potatoes. Klncly tlan chilrch at an April h'ool P"1'' ,,vlll lhn cmb A(, nna (tH(.k8 6 'chop celery and peel and cllcc, o.i Ksturduy evening at the llrugg' ,-. .. (l ,,, trumps, If he lohs.. Melt butter and add prepared home on North Hirph rVO.m thi expected adver,e.P i- dl Vegetables. ..HUr and . cook .over appropriate for Ihe occasion wero ,f ln.1rk stm hol(lg ft low firo for five minutes. Ad 1 enjoyed. At a ate hour the l"a- (hi.(,e .,,,. axivorao cloves and while stock and simmer tesses served refreshments. I . ... ,.- .,n,.m,i o.i hS until potatoes are tender. Hub Those present were Helen "n-'SmkeH the remaining tricks by through a wire sieve lu-turn to t f t of IX !..-? A i JTA Replicas of Important Paris Successes , i .... 1 $6-75 to $14.50 SHAPES are large, medium t and Bitiall for Easter.. The brims take all sorts of turns and twists to smartness. There are so many that classification is difficult, yet you are as sured all are chic, authentic and of the mode. trease, Georgiunmi Lorkwood, Th- ona IMitnum, Geneva Cottrell. Dor olhy Stuart, Mvelyn Campbell, Ma stove and if loo thick, add more Kagles lodge wn, hold a lea ot ' 'bcfSeVvIng rlan Nelson. Winona 1-ulnam. Ve j l? nn" "TX ZZiI Mlf InW P ' cook atlrrlng ,..k,. , ii,i . mi niiiv iiui- I'Oiis weainerspoun, i.enure rjiv, . . . ,1 ..,7 ... iconstantiy. Just long enougn .1 vii,i-n , -. ,,.,, a,...i i,nl,..i.niin "anil menus are invueu V I J I I II 1 1 I UlfJ, . .11. , ..4,.,. ing the evening and high bcoi-o nmong the clulf members went to Mi:, und Mrs. Clyde Hoppel. Mi'. j constantly. Just i make very hot. Yvonne Mcl'herSon, Mytn Smith,, ; , .(with nllnced parsley. Mildred Hrock.l I no i.auies aiu oi nn. i iin. .,. long enough Serve sprinkled in. Special Boxes The Tiffin glrila c-h...pl..l.,ln; Gibson. l)e- in nB com, .unny plants from the weeds 'when 'they lorls Olllsop, Tom Hhrdesty. ilrs.'-iiun-ii. n . i; - .1 1 Ul.n.mjll t Afj iiiuminaieu ,. ..,......., i , ..! ,. A. I'euerhelm. Mrs. It. I.. Put- being arranged for thai time. : Blle mnp, whlch upon the Inner- mm p ' V 1 " " Vlirlii n rid lln irhaf - ..I . k.ioi Ttcnuliv-lnt'ln M ihlll'oh Will I11afl lit and Mrs. John Fields recve,! Ihe " --Zl "Zi'n ohHoek-W-I.H-alay-anoon The home was attractively.'. dec orated with bouquets of dutfodt.fi. After the card Rames the liostesn Nerved a two-course lunchtMin. Three tables of bridge were at piny yesterdiiy afiernoon wiicn Mi-p. Chester Koyle was hostess to the Wakellta liridRe clul. Mrs. H. W.. Itlley made high score anions the club members and the second prize went to Mrs. Alvnh Crowley. Mr.i. O. A. Garne, of Yakima, Wash.. oinr: maps f i Z M. . M. A. W M.J. K.a. W J . .. PUTMAN'S Perplexed fliilonnian: "Thoro Is a lady out front who litis bmwht a. lot of Harden seds. jIHhev.viUi.H to- know how she can tell tho Pessimistic Boss: "Tell hef to watch the ' nelfrhbor's chickens. They, will' pot. touch the weeds." . R(jme of tho congressmen didn't chooso to rido with Colonel Lind bergh. They'd .prefer fllghtd jC eloquence V a . . 1 Tho licaffuo of Nations haa nf- ' Journcd. And nobody even knows , who won the aeries. ' - - K nam, Mr. und Mrs. J. A. Campbell, tion of a coin Id the slot reveal Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Cameron, Mr. j 1 " nui rtusiniiij mrse scaie street pians 01 me cuy, and Mrs Clarence Gilison, Mr. and '. Methodist church will meet at th lVe been placed In several ralt i. c V iiniiriF iini Mrs Krank farm home of Mrs. Thomas Vall-.Way stations In Sweden. Home llarde-sly. m ,;v v-i0 ; - SzEJrijr 'afch ; Insist on the Genuine 'olnnAKiiD (8 LookYourBest for Easter Naturnlly nt Kaster Time every woman wants to look her best. We suggest that you phone us to day nnd nrranK to have your work done to- avoid the week-end rush. Leon Oil Permanent Waving Marceling Shampooing Manicuring - Facials " Reynaud's Beauty Shop V tl.. t)IJ "Wo Lead- mn.ivici "'"8"Hhcrs lVillow" Trr, 1 Main 789 Announcements singer this eveninff. Members will maps shotv the location of huild ineet ut the library at 7 o'clock inRR others Indicate transportation nd r-o to the Wallsliiger - home rniiies. A one-minute gltince nt the from there. liin p costs;bout three cents. The I'arlvdale club will meet to morrow nfternoon, April 4, at the home of Mrs. Cleorffo Itynearson, wl(h Mrs. Arthur Jones and M.'S. I'M Mushes as nsslslant hoslesHes. SI. "Peter's Kpiscopal guild will meet at llonnn hall tomorrow aft ernoon at 2:.Kl o'clock. Mrs. M. A. Zurltrick, who has been in Portland for the pnst .month, will talk on church nnd guild work in Port land, and Mrs. Harriett MnrDon aid will review the bock "The (tOl den Hooni" by Klizabeth W. ltots. Members of the Willow Pnren'. Tfsicher associiilion are looking forward lo an interesting1 meeting l-'riday evening, Aprll.fl. There will 1)0 a pot lurk supper nt. 0 o'clock. Knch one Is asked to bring a bas ket lunch and pistes, cups and silverware for the family. Coffeo will be served by the cam pf Ire girls. The business meeting will start at 7:30 ..o'clock followed fly thow.ppogram, which will :be in charge of the losing team of the recent membership contest. Mrs. Uee Davis is chairman. The Women's Benefit association guard team and officers will .meet for practice Thursday evening nt 7 o'clock in Ihe high school gym nasium. All members are urged In bo present. Mrs. It. P.. Swan and Mrs. C. R. Wale will be hostesses to Hie Car nation club of tho Degree of Honor Protective association tomorrow evening nt a 7 o'clock dinner at the Kacajowen Inn. The Neighbors of Woodcraft will meet for a social afternoon at the home of Mrs. Ward Smith. 1407 T avenue, Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Smith will be unstated hy Mrs. Flor ence Peiper. AH members are in The Iliverside Ladles' aid wlH meet at Lone chapel Thursday aft ernoon at 1 o'clock. . The T-adles Aid society of the Klrst Methodist Kpiscopal church will meet at the home of Mrs. J. .1. Hroomfleld. 1f12 Oak street, Wednesday afternoon, April 4. Sirs. George Pierre Is chairman of the entertainment committee and will be assisted by Mesdames Piper, Peek. .1. R Smith. Hroomfield, Par ker nnd It. II. Smith. The Women of Mooseheart Le gion will meet at the home of Mrs. Alonxo Lovell on Madison avenue Wednesday. April 4. instead of Prl duy. Important business will come before the meeting and oil mem hers ore ifge? tu attend. 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