La Grande evening observer., April 23, 1928, Image 3

Monday, April 23, 1928
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Page Three'
LqQcbety News
ueea Is 111
Bridge-Luijcheoti V "
Is Given At The v.
La, Grande Hotel
Ono of the ' most ' delightful
hi-idge-luncheons of the spring seu
moii took pluce Huturduy urttrnoon
ul tin' l.u Oruml hotel h?n Mis.
A. X. Hill unit Mm. J. ' Itavvna
oroft wero hostesses. . Luncheon
Nellie Smith, Mrs. I.oren:i Smith,
Mm. Jitu Smith, Mrs. I lurry It.
Turner. Mrs. 1.M Taylor una Mm
C. V. Talbot.
'-, ' .
.1 A pleasant surprise' party was
he-Id In honor of Mrs. George Strgln
at her home at ilolf Oak street
Krhlay night.. The lime was spent
visiting anil ut.u.htto iiour.rt'lresli
menls were served.
Those present were Mrs. Klov-t
Mann, Mrs. 1): K. Cnile. Mrs.
H , Ck th? h" '" l"1' Noah. Mrs. f. J. HUlmrds, Mrs. 1).
iiK room, where seven tal.l ha,lL, M,.(.,,land, Mrs. K. n.,l,a,t
l een arranged and were preltllvl Mim ,,,,,,.,; .,.,,.
lecora.ed In keeping w -It I, the H- ThoMm , Q (,.,, ,
' Tl y "V"' '"""! the honor guest.
Be Guest Tuesday
Cjtirds were In the same colom. , Ml'S. Fl'SnkGl Will
I'Ollowing luncheon the gucitts
adjuut neil (o the cunl room on th
mezzanine rioor, where the tables
of hrtdge were formed. Mrs. 1,: M.
ylloyt iimilc high scorn during the
Hftenuinn's pluy am the Heeand
prize went'to Mrs. it. I,. I'min-h.
Ally. A. V. AmlreWH received the
copsolatlon prize. t .
Mrs. T. J. KlnziM, who Ik vlsH
tug Hero from Merrill, Win., with
her daughter, Mr. Krd K. I .a niter,
and Hon, L. K. Kinxet, .was an out-of-town
guest.
Mrs. O. J. Frnnkel, president or
the Oregon lVderutlon of Women .h
clubs will make her official vl.sit
to the La Grande Neighborhood
club tomorrow afternoon, when the
regular meeting of the elub will l.e
hehl at the I .a Oiande hotel. Them
will he a limdness meeting unil a
talk hy MrH. Krankel.
The Art department, headed by
Mrs. II. tj. .Smith, will he in charge
of the afternoon's program. Har-
' Momlioi'ii nf llm I. ninli u-nrA lev II. ltiehn rdson will sneak or.
ffuehlH at on attractive party Sat-1 "Heenlr Oregon." illustrating his
urdny uflertionn when Mrs. Klinn 1 talk with' a number of pictures,
t'lpgg whs hastens at her. home on ; After the - progruin tea w ill be
Cove : avenue. Three tables of wived.
bridge were at play during the. lift-J Ail clubs In the county have been
einoon mid Mrs. Jack Hlntt mad Invited to attend the meeting,
high spore. The second prize wentl Mrs. Kmnkol arrived in. I.u
to Mrs. Kverett Keown.
"-' A color scheme of yellow
blue was carried out In the decor
ntlon. Bcore cards were in these
wo s-1
, -L & IS
U. S. HEALTHIEST
FOR THE INFANT
Two-Thirds Reduction in
Mortality Rate Occurs
in Two Decades
WASHINGTON (AP)-A two
tlilrds reduction in the. Infant mor
tality rate of this country Is tho
chief accomplishment of public
child weirnro work, which this
year colebrutes Us twentieth an
niversary. Or. Josephlno Maker, of the New
Yor,k Public Health service and
the Child Hygiene association,
after a confetvneo with representa
tive of the. children's bureau here,
(announced that white the maternal
i mortality ratt) had remained static
during the. yeurs, the infant death
rata had duclincd until the United
States lias heroine tho healthiest
country In the world for babies
and children.
Tho New York association was
the first public health service or
ganized with preventive measures
as Us main1 function. It camo into
ivlalini In t flnS
Queen Victoria of Sweden, who I "This association was not only
has been 111 Tor nome time at her the first public health, service to
residence in Rome, la understood deal with child welfare, but it was
to have taken A turn for the worse also tho first ono that considered
and King GustaV and Prince Wil- seriously tho theory of keeping
llam were summoned the other well people well rather than wait
day to her bedside Queeu Vic. ing until healthy people were sick
. toria to 05. unl then trying to muko them
.well." lr. linker said. .
jtico
vice
for every public health ser
to expend Us energy In edit
colors and bouquets or yellow daf
fodils were the flowers used. After
the card game the hostess served a
two-course luncheon.
Mrs. Krnest Landry 'will be "hos
tess to the Hub Saturday, May ft."
followed by the report of the nom-
.M. .......... iii.iuiiK luiiiiiiuit-f it mi en'i-iiuil ui .1 . . i. . t. i.
I Oranfle today and will nlk to the. officer. Mrs. Italpl, CunnlnKhnm " r in .ZJ
di Washington elul. of St.' Peter's of ,M G,.a,,,.. .1S !.rman 0r lh 'lc ' "e 06 k'n
I'.plseopal rhurrli loniBlit. Hue nomlnallnK eommllee and sulimlt- i ., ;',, . ,h ,r ,.,,
will he the (tuest of Mrs. tleorKe', ,-d the report. I "o decrease In the infant mor-
Mrs. Mt-l'lierson ask'-'d that n h)m world-wide movement. Kvery
package of used clothing be sefll to health center in the country now.
the 1. T. A. service shop In Port- jOVery baby and prenatal clinic, the
lund. and the president appointed ru,irens bureau, tho state depart
her to make arrangemenls for 'ments of henlth and vnrlous munlc-
Mrs. Hert Webb entertained ,ut n
delightful party Saturday afternoon
honoring her daughter, ' Muriel's
birthday anniversary. Games
were enjoyed during the afternoon,
after which the guests wen seated
around an uttractlvely decorated
table und a two-course luncheon
'was served. . -
1 A large birthday cake with 1
lighted candles formed a center
piece for the table, each guest
blowing out one candle and malt
ing a wish for the honor guest.
Those present were Misses Gen
evieve Plexer, Ituth Reward, Hose
Hhaffer, Alma Ingram,. Ituth Sal
ine. Cuiherine Howards, June
Smith, raullno Pieper, T-ouiso ,
T. Cochran tonight and Wednes
day she, accompanied by Mis
Sherwood Williams, president of
t lie local el ub. Mrs. K. P. Mossman.
and Mrs. W. T. Pby wit! attend the
club institute, which will be held
at Ontario, each one taking part
In the Institute program.' .
sending the package.
The Island City Pnrent-Teacher
jLff y TT (association I"1! Saturday evening nt
lVlrS. Ljyniail XlGaaS jtha school house for a social meet-
Marie Williams, Irene Sitler. an l I ppt,t 'M,
Pmirttv P T T-?nflV,iMr- A,rH- i,,ed Khldle whs program
UUIILJ' X .-X. XJJA.j pi,alnnan and after several songs u
I playlet was presented hy" three
The I'nlon County Council of wo,I,cn f "o l"rkilalP club. Mrs.
Parents und Teachers met Satur-1 V1'l0i" ICekley, Mrs. Thomas Htand
day nt North Powder for Its annuulj1'4 linti Mi-h. K. K, Wood. Mrs.
meeting and election of officers, j UaV Wokhiml played a piano solo
During the afternoon's session thel""! Mh Amelia Mlchaelson gave
report of the nominating comnilt-tl reading.. Tho closing number.on
tee was submitted and was unan- program was a vocal solo by
imously accepted. Mrs. George K.M. Alex Hoberlson, nccompanled
l.yman. of La Grande, will head'y M' Blokland.
the county council ,as. president. After the program n guessing
during the-ne'xt year: Mrs. 'H.- H. .'contest was enjoytMl.
Pnrkeivi:6s Nortrt' l.'owder,. was This was followed
Ipnl organizations are all flooded
with requests by women from
every part of tho country, from
issoclation met Fatnrday evening nt wory walk in life for information
nnout child care."
r
One .wny to cement frlenilly re
lations with the hofis Is to advance
n few concrete Ideas for making
money.
Bridge
Pointers
Br Milton O. Work
.y refresh- Th)s , W0(,k morp pinyinB
the honor guest.
60 Attend W. R. C. v
Saturday Dinner
' Dinner was served to CO Snlur-
day when the members of Oliver,!.
Morion Kellef Corps No., 38 enter-
Inlned nt their reeulnr dinner at
; the K. 1'. . hall. . ' , An lhlerestlns
& iirnurani wim Blven. which opened
' with the sons "inerlrn." Or. J.
' 1,. Inirle Rave a report or Ihe hehe
' fit dunce, nlven for tlie C!. A. U.
cemelery plot, sponsored liy all of
the patriotic oiKanizaUons of the
oily. '
lien OeslerlliiK and Henry f'ulp
nlnyed a snx.'iphonc duet. ftcconir
: pnnled hy Miss Dorothy Hrownton.
' Mis. doe Oliver Kiive n rendlnr,'
anil Miss llurlwra Hiatt played a
piano solo.
4)urlnir tlie lmslnesi meelinir
l plans were muile for n rooked food
Vsnle to he held Saturday. May it.
Whe nnrnose of the sale Is to make
wioney to send tlie president of tn.? to order at 1:30 o clock anil rol
forps to the slate convention. I lowlnK the., community HiiiRinjr,
" which will he held late In May. j which was led hy Miss Kzma llax---
Members of the committee inller, of Imliler. Ihe amendments to
' rhnrpe of Ihe dinner were: Mrs. f.lthe by-laws were - read by Mr.
: K. Rtinit. Mrs. Klla Pmilh, Mis. Hunt, of Island city, nnd were
Isaac Sliuff
lary-treasurer.
About
. ;- " ,:vi . " J- . Tii . .' . .. , . , juiB weei iiiriM mure piuyniK
vice preslddnt.: ,nl.Wit. ments served, by the commiltee In 1 Bitlmtlom) wl B,VI,n, Tlu,y arD
mfer, of Islahd Clly, score- c bailor . (r. Isaac Rhafer was the ; ,n wn(rn a neclnrer, ns soon
fldili-mnn nn.l nuuluttnir 1k,i. wnrn I . . . ' . .
.... ....fiH Mrt Ranu nt. ilmmu uliii,l.l
35 : vollnpr, - delcRales al-1 Mi's. 0. 'Howery. Mrs. Albert Wiir-.,.I1i,ft lln i,(u .,,, nB,n m,.n.n.t
. ..-.!... nibnllnn. l,nl, r. nin nrl .1 1 1' HI a . 1J CI A t.m.ir ..n.l , ' '
nt ten o'o.loclt'in the; morninr und Mrs.' VmV fiddle.
cnntlnilert -' da.Y. ''I'he V"f'"
teacher asaoi'iat lons'of Island C
Nmbler, North l'owiler, und the III-
verlil, Greenwood, Willow um( fen
trill orBunlOTtions of I.a.' Clrunde
wi-re represtened. At nonn , the,
North I'owder women served a hot
lunch, '. : .'' ' i
Mrs. Chui les Cleaver, of linhlcr,
president for (lie past year.' pi'h-:
sided. The 'nicotinic opened With n
short devotional,- followed hy n
paper written by Dr. Mnrijaref
IiibIo of l.a Grande, on the sum
mer ruonil-up. I nis wus reai uy
Mrs. f. K. Mcl'hersnn, of l.a
T
Announcements
Tim So-Ne-lle club will meet nt
the home- of Mrs. Lon Ayars. ir02
V. avenue tomorrow uflornoon at
two o'clock.
i
MENUS : I
i
IlItKAICI.'AST Iltilvou nf ir,.,ltln,.
Grande district vice president of,fr,,Ui cen.ai COOt,.d with figs,
the Oregon Congress of Parents rroaui orisn i,roHed bacon, bread
Teachers. ) crumb pancakes, sirup, milk, cof-
A. I"ayr coumy i-nuui iiPt-i-
intvndent, spoke on the rural school
conditions. The was also sever
al musical numbers.
The afternoon session was called
TARTAR
CREAM of
m " - ;
Pure food experts and doctors do
not pass judgment lightly. The world"
over they declare most emphatically
that cream-of-tartar baking powder
is the most wholesome for you.
31 Extract!. "Tuil
Coffra c 1 9 Spice.
l.l!N('IIKON Savory spinach
of campaign he will employ. How
Bhould tho. Declarer plan to play
today's hunilM with -a Spade con
tract? ;
7-3-2
!-74
J-5-5
a. a ft
IHUha-l
8-M
W3
Declarer will see that he can
broad and butter. Jelly, chocolat;1"10 f,Vo trump tricks, one Heart
bread pudding, milk, tea
I MNXKlt Smothered salmon,
creamed peas, hothouse tomatoes,
rhubarb betty. milk, coffee. '
Savory spinach Is a delicious
hearty luncheon dish that the fam
ily will eat without anxious urging.
Savory Spimuli v
i One pound spinach, cup diced
celery. 1 large onion, k cup rice,
1 slice fat suit pork. 1 tablespoon
grated cheese, 1 teaspoon Worces
tershire sauce, pepper.
Mince pork. Peel and mince on
ion. Wash spinach through many
waters. Put pork In deep, closely
covered sauce pan and melt over a
low fire. Add celery, onion und
spinach, cover closely and cook
over a low fire for 1 f minutes,
keeping the pan closely covered.
Add pepper and Worcestershire
sauce. Stir In c h eese a n d serve
at once.
If the rice Is allowed to stand
In in ke warm water to cover for
several lioui s It should cook ten
derty in 30 minutes nnd absorb
the spinach jnlce. No water is add
ed unless the rice does not become
'tender in the spinach stock before
i It Is absorbed.
The American people pay $20..
OOO.oiki a year for music, that Is
their well, their music.
CKOru.f.TTK ItLOLSK Japanese-green
georgette fashions this
charming blouse with groups ot
large tacks, caught at the front
with flowers n4 Jat of Hit- same
material.
trick, two Diamond tricks and one
Club trick a total of nine, one
short of game. There is no wny
in which he enn mil tee Dummy's
trumps for ruffing and consequent
ly only ono possible way of making
tho extra trick, and that depends
upon finding the six adverse
Hearts divided three In ench hand.
In that case Declarer probably will
bo able to make up a thirteenth
Heart in Dummy and get a much
needed discard on It.' Of course
the probability Is that the six ad
verse Hearts will not be evenly di
vided: however. It can do no harm
lo try. '
Declnrer should win the first
trick with the Ace; If ho won with
the King, both adversaries could
murk the Ace in his hnnd; but If
lie win with tho Ace, while Kast
will know that he has the King be
cause West would not have led the
Queen from King-Queen, West will
not be ur nliput It because, fronvi
west s standpoint, Kast might have
the King. Then Declarer should
exhaust the adverse trumps which
probably can be accomplished In
three rounds: then lead a Heart
from Closed Hand and duck In
1 ummy no matter what Heart
West may piny. If the adversaries
continue Diamonds, as is likely.
Declarer would win in tho Closed
Hand, lead a second Heart and
duck a second time. If the adver
saries should continue Hearts, thei
Declarer would duck the second
trick. Tlie only danger Is a Club
lead which might upset Declarer's,
plan: but It Is a possibility that
ho cannot avoid and, while hi
could make but ono Club trick if
he led the suit, there Is a remote
chance that an adverse lead of It
may give him another..
Tomorrow's Ilamt
4 None
m
n
n-x-o
Heart contract: South Declnrer:
question: How should the Declar
er plan to play the hand? Answer
tomorrow.
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and' iloctors overworked us -wounded
pour- in .from 'Shantung . battle
fronts. ; : V T. r1 ' , ;-
' PAK1S i: lection returns'. Indi
cate decisive .victory-, for '."Premier
Polncalm, A . ."j-..
WAHHAW General, pllsudsky Is
In a hospital Wlth neuragia. ; ;
DITBMN- lreuldent,.C0Hgrave
escapes with ahuklng up In .attto
tuoblle accident. :
: LONDON Alexander Huiikooff,
former treaurer'a' . brother-in-law,
reported arrested In Arlon for -en-(
terlng l.uxeinlmrg without proper
penult. i
IhmieMlV '
WASHINGTON Hoover hack
ers claim 6 nil votes on first-Fallot;
210 reiiublicnn and 202 democratic
delegates to be elected this week.
. AHI I K V II .1 ;R Rinlt h V given en
thushistlc send-off on departure for
New York as varutlon ehds.;;
' HAN' ANTONIO Archbishop
Jose Mora Y. Del Itlo. exiled hentl
of It oman Catholic churctTln Mex
ico, dles . . , ' 11
COI,PMHPH Supporters of Into
Senator Willis announce open hup
port of Dawes. -
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American gold mint In Nicaragua,
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