La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 30, 1928, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Texti - Monday, April 80,-1328 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Pare Three BEIT: News Library Benefit v ;.';' - Bridge Party At Sacajawea Inn t More than' SO' women attended the l(lrury benefit , party which look place Saturday afternoon at thj Hacttjawea Inn. ; Twenty. eight tables of bridge, were at play dur ing the nfternoon und 60 attended the Itcnslngton department. All ce ported a delightful afternoon. Mis. Krnest Landry made high Ncure ut bridge, Miss Aitn Verity pccnnd and Mis. I:ul Uussclt thin). May baskets were made hy the kenslngton group, which- was un der tlie direction of Mrs! rltoltu In gle. Mis. Isaac Shufer won ttu firHt prize. Mrs. Sherwood Wllllum hecond und Miss Ruth Uurrlck I''. - ' ' The rooms were prettily decorat ed with many largo ! baskets of riowerK, and these wero given as u part of the urlxeH. ' ,''- : Mho uti'air was sponsored hy th help raise the amount. Mrs. J K. Wright and Mrs. John Hodgti ; nudh.nce with two numbers. have been unpointed a a commit tee, to have charge ot this betiefll Mrs. Turner Oliver la general chair man of tlit benefit fund committee.- - 11. W Ash by na aceompanhH. Mm. I'layle's f Jrt numier, ''Mudrlgale by Kkmonettl watt of a melodious type and wan very well received. Her second number, 'Concertunic in G"' hy Hut'KKer wan more dra matic. Mm. Russell delighted the 1 ti the Hcnd In the River" hy Kdwards and "The I'ruyer Perfect" by Men tion. The fii-Ht was especially Hutt ed to hcV voice and wan enthusi astically received. Miss Horothy Ken Reynolds pre Kented the flowers. Thirteen of the beginner music student of Sacreil Heart ncartemy wero presented in rllul Saturday afternoon at the home of Mrs. A. W. Wall. The recital waH the first . Mrs. H. K. Hanna wus re-elected president of the Cent ral I'nrent Teacher, association Kriday ufte. noon when the regulur meet Ins o: the association was luMd in the high school auditorium. Mrs. H K Tyler was elected vice president! Mrs. Norman Frees, seeretray; undltu )u, Kivvn ty the students of the Mrs. Ruy Williams treasurer. Mi s. j UpU(iemy this season and most of Warier H. Guild and Mrs. W. the. pupils taking purl had studied Mohr were chosen as chairmen of nv a feW months the silver tea, which will be hold, j.;nph llttto student played frofu during the unnual art exhibit May J memory and showed very good 11. ; Kunds from-the tea will go training and technique. A large toward furnishing the rest room. mMnber of parents und Interested The meeting was opened at 2:4.' j friends heard the program, o'clock Ity the Key, H. W. I'arker. Those, taking part were: Paul Mrs. Oeihel's fifth grade siudeaus (0ok- Anetle Turn, Harriet lleek prosented an Arbor day exercise. J . KHaheth Dolun. Hetty Mao Al Mrs. John C. Mucnherson; chulr-j Hrewsler Wilson, Kenneth Al lium of the milk committee, guvel ,,,.(. iorothy Wall. Patricia Cur- rcnort showing that milk ha ll ,nn lthdwird nrmll. Itlnssom various nurent-teucher associat ions) been served to 1 10 children wei i iirmlchnel, t'larke AVklns . an I of the city and the Neighborhou 1 ; day for the past II weeks. i Nola Rue Mosby. nib wllh Mrs. lUatriceyoung es - Aiurgurei untie mm.ui mi. j no m,xl 0f tnP Herns or recitais chairman In charge. It being for "Hummer icounu-i p. u cumc ioi to hP presented by the academy examining cnuuren oi me pre- wm I)e KjVen next Kitunliiy. May 5. school age, which will be held some the benefit of the children of tho eitv. to euuin the children's room of' tho library, tho four schools f.fj timo during next month and again I a nrm rh'nnpr T the city each furnished a program ! -nrly j.art of Heptemher. , yiu.llliuai jy iUllCl IS number. , . Misses Alice ' Jennet te. and Mu ellxaheth Cooper 1 reprpsent'd t he'j Central school and played, a violin duet, uccunipunied. ly. MIbs loru thy Hrovhlon at the pirino, Mlssw, Cert rude Conrad, Grace Scully and Marlon Webb presented h violin. I saxophone and piano number for the Ulveria school. Misses l-Yniices Alexander and Horothy Campbell, accompanied hy Misses Veda MIMorlng gave a musical reading for Willow school, and Misses Vi din Baxter and Jean Hurke gave n Hwedish dance for the Greenwood school, j . ' ; Hin lng the afternoon',- pnnch and wafers were Herved by a commit tee headed hy Airs. c. a. ninKa- man. j It Is hoped that about $H0 Will be reali.ed from the benefit party alter all tickets have, been- turnf-d In. About 2oo is needed and Mey-ei-s urn) liowen. proprietors of ttie Arcade and ptur theaters, wilt pre- aented hy sent n benefit movlo ftiny tx, to Ueynolds, Held by 2 Orders said that d retarded child was dm mostly to- physical, ailments and showed laiw the,.Bumimr, round-up; vouul help'.1', ' 'i.tj'tc ( About 100 members of the Uro- Mr$. Htrllu1 tnrfle,toMiert. on "The therhood or Locomotive I'lremeii ra - of LolslirtV.'; ler. remarks being and Inglnemen and the Ladies' so batecd uiiun chUdrcn's imoks. She rl(.(y aM, their families attended gave short sketches of several of u,fi annual dinner given by the the new books w hich are now on women's organization Saturday eve- the shelves In the children's room of tho library. Thur4 wuH.tL kuge.aJ4endnnce at the meeting. Miss Gclbel's room won -the picture for having the lurgest number of parents present. nlng at Honau hall. An excellent dinner was perved with Mrs. J-'re l Williams us chairman of snapdragons and tulips were used to decorate the tnbleB. After dinner members of (ho llrotherhood of Railway Trainmen, the Order of Hallway Conductors THEY RULE RAISIN BELT a W "qgnMm VMM, 4 I i lQtlk&ik.i.twm m ; mmrx ill ffiiTtffl(llTtmttiiiroM 1'rospntliiK nraviilii Slroel, of Llndwur, wlio. will lie quern of Hie ' 1'iiliforiilu KatKlu KOKiivai m Ki-wim. 0:t. Uli Wallace lleeiy of film fanip .iw kliiB of Hie tlrled Riappn. Tho queen is1 Healed. Her maid of honor are, lert to rlurtlt-Ceraldlne "Walker. Wawo: : l-Mora Mluhell, Poriorvllle; Iiolore street. snKer, and Oenrudo C'obh, Arvln. 1 , HouqUi'tsiwaH held yesterday at tile homo of air. ana mth. An-nif ii-.jh col. All of tho memlicrH of tho family. incluiltnK the mother, Mm. IJIIa Walker, of Inibler, .Mr. and Mrs. Kverelt Keown, ot l.a Clrande, land the llrotherhood of .oeonio ,. Mr. Music Recital Is nivpn it Hnfpll" Knulneers and their auxillnr- i William and nay iveoun. UlVen at IlOiei u. joln(l ,ho prty ,, ,c .lAllKeles. and Mr. and Mr A family dinner was served, aft er which the time was spent vlsit- I Inn. 4nnounc,ements Bridge " Pointers By Milton O, Work IT'S EASY, v : : Just ask us about get ting a free Perma nent Wave. ' . But you'll have to hurry. REYNAUD'S Beauty Shop "Wo licart Others Follow" and I There Is nothing more important for a Declarer to learn - thnn to plan properly, and for that reason this "planning" . series lias been cony n ued for. some time. ; Thrco more such hands will be glvon this week which will conclude ' tho scries: after' which, a different type I of Auction Bridge, articles will up- The Itiverln I'arent-Teacher as sociation will hold a left tomorrow nfiprnooii from 2:30 until 4:30 at These - The regular meeting of tlie l.n lme chapel. There will be an in- melodious Grande Assembly of the. Order of terestlng " program. Including nnd Mrs. Joe Keown, Clarence und Hay Keown, of Lon l.aw- -I- retiee Kl more wore prem-ni, .m- ' I . . . . .. . . I izl il mi unt'nni! fcfnmlH .About ISO mimic lovers of tho joyed mining. A suitcase mce ue- city gathered at the La Urando ho-; tween the women and the men ltd v(..Ht..rdav nfternoon for an e-rnuscd much merriment during tno cellent recital program which was evening, the women winning. Mrs. given by Miss Mildred Spencer, pre-1 W. J.. 1-ane was In chnrge of tlie her teacher, Mrs. J.eu; nnce. Walter U. Guild, superintendent Tho nroernm was one of interest of tho second division of tlie O.-W., throughout although, 'Vrciicendo" . and Mis. ,Uul!d and their children, liv Lusson in the first irrouu and HOhert and iNnncy. anu mr. "The. JJesert's Dustv 1-Tice" bv Vad-i J'hinU tluvitt wero guests; 1 man In the final group were tlie' ' T favorites of the nudienca. numbers were more and pleasing Jo, hear. I he inter- Rainbow for Girls was held mix-, group of songs by Mrs. A. . iticn pretatlon and expression of tho urday evening In the Masonic lodge, urdson, a piano solo hy Miss Doro young artist in both was very good, rooms. It was Hulnhow history thy Hrownlon ond a reading and The first number of the -program, night and many interesting talks ptanologuo by Mrs. H. McClay. 'Il'relude'-' by llurgiel ca;llsv for a werjeglven. Mrs. G. N. Tarhing-. 'j'(ie itev. Oliver lliicy will speak, variety of, Interprotrttlos, 'arid' thls- ibpnjother advisor, gave tho na- . ' u Wo was; handled ili a most capable -tionnh histrn-y of tho Hainhow or- v The' Tmbler Tjwlies. Aid society manner. The work In the last' guniKalion and something of!(TW,vil meet at tlie hoirie 'of ''Mi-h." J. number of-the group, "Soirees do ) growth' Miss Margaret Anthony.lA. Gaskill Thursday afternoon. The j Vleune" . by 'Schubcrt-lJs.t wils .sinter of religion, told of tho oi'-1 mooting ivim ut first announced to clean-cut, tho technical part re-j guuizutlon In Oregon and of Its (ne place, at the home of Mrs. quiring thiH to be beautiful. The growth In this state. Miss Helen unreal. shading of this number was -also Jones, drill leader, talked on th good. ' . ) subject "What lEuinhow Means to 'rne Community Women's Itlble in Dnnnn.i Tn..ttr." . Iverv Girl." IpIiihr will meet tomorrow tit bv Muzlo ( Iriiicnti was :i snark- Two candidates were inillatod o'clock at the home of Mrs. J. A. Iln.r nnmt.n Kiwi w-.ia v..rv ! .1 nrliiir hn nvnllio-. Tllire WIIH 11 1 1 USSCll. 1S02 Third St I CCt. TIlO DocllllCr tO dO llllt follOW Hlllt Oil ing, and In her "Sonata" by Mo-luood attendance, Including severil meeting Is being held early so that'tho'tlrst trick and wait for tho kcc- zart. which mado up the remaindei', KaHtern Siar members and Masons.'all who desire cun attend the mis- ond. : . AHHiimlng that west continues to Vi$th EST LEADS r"Mojtirtl I1T FLA YS fl n n fW? Ann i in ft v t WEST LEADS R-Q-J-HJ-9 1 l-IHM llf n Beginning Today and fx ' H Continuing Throughout fe.! A the Week a Stupendous -ww4&$ y WmM Y00yfW' Refund s WtSf w i Exceptional values . fft fwM :in smaYt Coats and ' rrS HI 4i :' 'XMA 'Suits that; can'. be ijHlj fTOT ; ' ':WwA worn immediately ' ftVfjft T -klli ;: ";' : ani for many weelcB I V ff ; . t , : ; Sports Codt8 ; ) Wwl: ' : ' . Dresa Cqaii, ' . ' H . ; ! i : ; '' ; : . , Tailored Codt8 LJ ;- ' Wt i I I Beautiful models v Aft attractively styled . . . 11 v according to Fash- ' f I '. nr II ' ion's latest dictates, . . . i I offered at extreme- :. ' . k V ly low prices. ::' : '!;",.;'".;, ': U : . 8.50 to 79.50. '; 'Z- 3$ow Hhonld tll Declarer plan to play this hund, with a Spudo con- 8 : IT. j tract? Of course., tlit-rc Is notlilnfr for of this Kroup, eui-h number' was The next niorliiiK. which will ne slonary lea 10 no Kiven ny.ine mm. played with sufficient variety and'a mothers' anil dauithlerM' hamiuct, slonary society of tho Klrst I'rcs contrast. The shading was koo-1 and the technical pans were well executed, showing much work. . The outstanding number tech announced for Katunlav eve-: byterlan church on that afternoon. ninu, May 12. Kach lalnliow uirliAs this Is the last nieelltiK of the will 'bring he-r mother to the ban-class this season all in hers uru iiuet, which will be held In tho Mil- asked to be. there to answer to the nically was the final number, "lion-1 sonic lodge rooms. - Miss Herlllee farewell roil call do Caprlroioso" by Mendelssohn. Gray Is chairman of I lie decora Thls gives tthe pianist an oppor- lions committee anil Miss Mary tunity to dlsplfiy every phase of'f'ulp is program chairman. Klec- olillllv im,l bfui mniiv illtTienlt naRS-i linn nf nfricers and Initiation will ages; The octave, work In Ibis' follow the banquet. A candy saie' Mrs. Clyde Klmmcrmnu with Mrs. nnih limine. - foe nnvl Hiilunlav morn ni. Mav 6. Arlio voelz as leiiiirr. mis. J. I'. was a so announced nnd Misses wnnn, .virs. umii. nimni The Missionary society of the Christian church will meet Wed nesilav afternoon at the home of -1 Miss Hpenccr received many beautiful bouquets of flowers. As sist i ng her were M rs. A ud mcr riayle. violinist, and Mrs. I.eal H. Ilusseil, contralto soloit. with Mrs. CREAM Of TARTAR A full pound (not just 34 of a pound that looks like a pound Schilling is the only cream-of-tartar baking powder that gives you pound weight in return for your pound price. Coffee o 19 Spice fl ?iy o 3 I Extracts o Ten Mi Haihiira and Heverly Cluye wen appointed chairmen. A report wus heard on the trip to Haker hy the offieers nnd choir .nicmhers before adjournment. Miss Hunderup Is W. W. G. Speaker Voelz and Mrs. It. he the hostesses. .1. Kitchen will The Parkdale club will Wednesday afternoon, May the home of Mrs. Homer Wilson in Kruitdale. Mrs. Kred Henning. Mrs. John Hennett nnd Mrs. K. Gump will he the hostesses. The Ladles' Aid of the Klrst Pres byterian church will meet In Iho community room of the church, Wednesday afternoon, May 2, MENUS A missionary talk by Miss T-oulso Hunderup on the subject "Tlie Liv ing Christ'' was the outstanding feature of Saturday's meeting of the World-Wide Guild of the Klrst Itaptist church, which was In the form of a noon luncheon at the. home of the grumf councilor. Mrs. Uf T tlnAilnrv liua 1-1 1 1 n il o I'll ti tt Oregon secretary of the World- ''' M,,rf , , .-,., I ,..wl i. l .Ilronlnr nfl TtHI'-AK ! AH P .Slewed figs With i..,inev work' fnr ih- Itanlisi lemon, cereal, cream, crisp bacon cliurch. She W. T. Mllllken lon.lecuhln InullMite itt 1 1, in.ni nh,-el, Jellied shrimp salad Ai.nni .,a ..iii,. nf fl,e nl-.snd butter sandwlclu's, tended the meeting In addition to'luff. milk, ten. several guests. The guests Incllld- IUNNKIt Ham baked in milk, ed Miss Zelda J'raril. Miss Illanche 'twice baked sweet potatoes, new Spears nnd Miss Henri Herring. Iturnlps In cream, cottage cheese, teachers In the public schools here, spring onions, rhubarb meringue Mr Vllnnle llvnnii, snnerlnten- Pie, milk, coffee. dent of the Bundny. school, ond Jeinca Mrs. William Hunt und Mrs. ,.mk rn. ,,, It,.,1,H, lemon, cereal, cream, crisp bacon, Kivo i loaea nana u. uiscaru ?s here assisting ir "'t "" '' "ol' " "' "t 'mil I probably will lend Hearts, I n with o rH KloTs cX ate i"rrins. milk, coffee. . .event Uoclarer would win wl "shin InstV.lm! at Uiel U-NPHHON - Clear Loulllon. Ace d I four rounds o T rye hreail strawberry IT' U M lead Clubs (and shifting suits Is H about as dangerous for an udver-'0 Hury of the -ecarer oh swapping g liorsca crossing a stream), declarer will note thut while ho. will not S louse any trump tricks, he stands 2 to loose ono Club, on a JHnmond H and two Hearts, which would make B him ono short nf game. Ho has B a total of sIm trumps; therefore n one, adverse luind must have at least four. He can sen thut ho has S just ono. probable chanco of get- H tlnir truiiiP nnil thnt Ih tn trtniin Iho H second Club trick, nnd then, before U (lending a trump, establish his Ula- m mel monds. It Is necessiiry for lilm to mm ''t'.ln tliiw linrniiw If hn fiyhnnul !S trunipn and then lead Diamonds, ono ud versa ry will win with the ,B Ace of Diamonds nnd then theyjH will proceed to defeat tho contract ! spvertdy by running a long line of (Tubs. Jf tho King of Diamonds! bo had to trick 2, Jt Is probable that tho adversary with tho Ac . will win It und lead another Club to trick 3, with the Idea of forcing the Closed Hand once more. This opportunity to trump Declarer will decline und discard tho Klvo of Hearts.' It Is not likely that the; adversaries will continue the Club milt nfter that because they can ! see that Dummy could trump and I glvo Closed Hand a discard; they In that Ith the ; rumps hoping for the probable 4-3 ad- vi! rs distribution which would en able him to exhaust the adverse trumps. Declarer then would lend his diamonds, overtake, the lust Diamond from Closed Hand In Dummy's thirteenth Diamond nnd 8 u shrimp salad Is n very iiin nretty dish nnd worthy of n place Hunt Huinl. mother nnd sister of In a company menu nB well ns the Iho hostess, who ore here from .family om Illnningham, Ala. After luncheon the regular meet ing opened with -a devotional, fol lowed by the business mission dur ing which time many Items of in terest were discOsscd. including the house parly fund which Is Increas ing rapidly. I'lans were made for a rummage snle. the proceeds to go toward Ihe fund and for n pageant. which the guild pluns to presenl .lellleil Shrimp Salad Two cups ennnod tomatoes, cup water.' teaspoon salt. teaspoon pepper. 4 whole cloves, 1 hay leaf, 1 tablespoon sugar, 1 small onion, 1 tublespoon granu lated gelatine, 1 cup cleaned and diced shrimps. b cup diced col ery. green pepper. Combine tomatoes, water, salt, pepper, cloves, oayiear, sugar n'i sometime soon. The girls voted to onion peeien una miineu. , enter the. song and yell writing con-'over the fire and simmer, closely lest which will be a feature of tho covered for 20 minutes. Strain, house parly. I Soften gelatin In i tablespoons; Miss Herring spoke on the cold water for five minutes. Ite "rharm chest" which Is a port of .heat tomato Juice to boiling point Ihe guild work. Gifts were recelv- and pour over softened gelatine, ed for tho friendship school hag, 11 stand until cool nnd beginning whlrh (lie guild is sending to a II. lie school girl In Mexico. I with the of remem- The meeting close opening of the hook bronco and- prayer. The next meeting of the guild will be a mothers' luncheon-, May 5(1. imd will be held ht the church. thus make gn-iitc. Tomorrow's Ilnnil mrr uaoi t 5-4-3 A-J-S-S-4 NORIH 9 " ClOMd HmmI aoiTTH M-6-2 Jtl . Spndn contract: South Peclarer: question: How should tho Declarer plnn to play tho hand? Answer tomorrow. Copyright 1028 by John P. Dllle Co. WORK TOO DANHKItnl'H IIKM.IN' Would Herman girls to set. Add. shrimps, celery am. pepper. Parboil pepper for five minutes, plunge Into cold water and rub off thin outer skin. Ite- move Beens uno wane pun uiei , flesh Into shreds. Turn mixture marry Baron von lluenefeld? Two into individual molds or one large thirds of those answering newspa mold. lt stand on Irs until firm, per queries say Ills work Is too dan Servo on a bed of lettuce with tenuis for a husband his flying, A reun:on of Ihe Keown family mayonnaise or a rooked dressing, no! his poetry. n n ii PUTM AN' Ready-to-Wear and Millinery, ' s HM'tl l-'lKl unly"' vol? LOOK OVER OUR WANT ADS FOR BARGAINS ' 1 ,-i-lHJIlt. I II I -i-l-JJ IJI.I.IIII I -1 M . II The highways of buying "Follow the highway markings and you can't go Wrong." . . . That's the advice the Automobile club gives you before starting on a motor trip. You follow the; well-known, well-marked roads. And you reach ' your destination the safest, most comfortable way. Why not follow the same rule in your shopping? Why not stick to the "highways of buying?" They have been just as carefully plotted, and are just as carefully marked as the great motor roads you've come to depend upon. Marked by the trade-marks of reliable, aduerlixed products. f The next time you go shopping follow these "high ways." Before you start, look through the advertise--ments in these columns. Pick out the products you want. Notice the names and trade-marks that iden tify them. And then ask for them by name. The advertisements are sign-posts to guide you to the best and most reliable merchandise D II II u ii u n n n ii ii ii ii ii ii ii ii : ii ii ii :il V Kef-. ii II II -il II ll ll ii ::n ii wSl ii ill - ii -in H II -a 4,-J "V.