La Grande evening observer., May 01, 1928, Image 3

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Tuesday, May 1, 1928.
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
F" Three
ipocffirY: News
Music Recital X' ,
Is Given At The
v La Grande Hotel
Bridge
Pointers
By Milton O. Work
Aja Interesting recital, prosmv
eomposed of both piano and volvo
mimhe-ra took pjace 'lust night at
the Im Gran do hotel, when Mrs.
(jtjorge K. aIlirnU presented jievera!
of her pupils. Seven plnno an I
flvft voice students took'' part In
the progrutif, which 'was enjoyed
tliinittchout by those in attendance,
Tho bullrooni; of the hotel, where
the program was Riven, was well
tilled with Interested listeners.
Kueh tttuilcnt jmst'iiU a group
of two numbers, ami all were en
thiudufrtirally received. The' pro
Brum opened with "On tho Itoad"
by Arnold and "Off for tho Hunt"
by Johnson, played hy Martini Mc
Krnnon. Tho flnrt iart consist ed
entirely of piano numbers and oth
i'H lakinjj part were John Mne-phci-Hon,
J en n MeKennnn. . ttm'i
Stoddard. I larha.ru .'oolidKo, J'u
trlclu LoiiKftdlow, and Mona l.oui;;e
HamHtreet.
. The second part of the program
ronslstii of , voice numbers. Th,'
f 1 rut group wit a by M I sh M i u i K
Cooper. She sang '"Ititournelle" by
rhauilnndei and "(lulatea" by Jen
Ken. Mrs. K. A. Robertson nans
"The Mission of thn Howe" by
t'owen and "Hour ot Dreaming"' by.
Huhn. jilrsi .(leortret Hlrhiirdson
"The !'rinci'H" )',( rfeK and "The I
. Mi.net Is Tuning Her Klntc" by
Marlon llauer, and Mitui Myrtle
Wilcoek pang "l.ove and Spiimr
Time" by Metealf and "The Coy
ote" by Frank 1m Forge. Mrs.
l-'rnnk McPhcrson Bang the clos
In group!' "My Mother Hids -Mo
Hind My Hair" by Haydn and "Th?
I.a.st Dance" by Harriet Ware.
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Mrp. George H. Clark entertained
the Wakelltii Hrblgo club yester
day afternoon at her homo on H
avenue. Three tables of cards Avoro
at play and the first urjze was won
by Mrs. Uert Hug. Mrs. Hurley
Sloneklng received the second
prl.o.
The home wns attractively dec
orated with bouquets of the sea
tton'H wild' flowers and blossoms.
Following thenrd games the hos
tess served luncheon. '
' Mrs, Rcrt Wehb will he hostess
to the club next Monday afternoon,
May 7, at her home on Monroe
uvenuo.
program Jender for tho afternoon
and she gave an interesting- paper
on "Munich Art Galleries." Yesterday's problem waai Con-
Sirs. (VH. Hid well and Mrs. WU- tract, Spades; South Declarer.
Ham MilleY will be hostess to tho Nortll Dummy! th. Initial lead Is
club at lis next meeting, -Monday, shown. How should Declarer oper
iluv . 'ate his twenty-six cards?
Mrs. Lloyd Pierce
Elected by P.-T. A.
Mrs. l.loyd' I'eree was elected
president of the Island City Parent-Teacher
association Kiiday aft
ernoon when the regular meeting
was held at the school Iiouhc. Mis.
S. A. Itobertson was elected vim
president and Mrs. Kalph Hunt was
elected secretary. 1
After the business' meeting1 there
was a short program which was
opened by n song. Kach one pres
ent responded to the roll call by
giving a short talk on (he subject
"What the School Needs to Make to
It More Attractive and .Mine
cient.
west lea ns
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The National Broudcamlng com.
pony program for Woiinowlay nltfht
follows: 8. Jack and Kthjrl: S:SI to
a, Nlit: Nlto club: to 1, orches
tra: 10:;ii to 11, dance nuialc,
KJH HrnttlB 848.m-H6(lltt)
11:11(1, dinner concert: 7:80, army
hand: KrJto to 10, musical nroirriim;
10 to J 1, dance orchontra.
K(!f Oakland (SS4.m-780kc
(S:3ll. cinlnti't; 7, aurlcnltural pro.
Krnm: 7:311, quintet: 8, Nllt": 10:30
to 11 ::l(i, dance oreht'Mrn,
KK! I.os Anirelea (46S.IVm-l!40.
kc) 0. tunic oiiniti.t: 7:30, hilled.
llmlliuls: . NflP; 8:.l0, ntixllo pro
lKl"in: 9, NllO,
! KI'O Han' I'Vnncld'co ' (422.3m-
710kc) 6, inutile: ' T. ' Instrumental
trio: 8, NMC; 8:30, studio 'program:
S, NHI JO to 12, dance orchestra.
KHQ Spokane S70.2m-81(ikc)
. orchestra; 7, orenrstra: 8:S0,
NBC.
KKKC San r'ranclaco (464.3m.
660kc) 7. musical program; 7:S0
stuiflo proKranu 8. Maxwell pro
gram; 9. stfiillo program; 11 to 12,
dance music.
KYA San l'tanclBco (S6'.'.7m
KuOkc) C:ir, program; 7, atuttlo
program; 10 to'12. danco music.
KEX I'urtlnnd (277.6m-10SO-kc)
:S0, children's hour: 7. dance
orchestra: it; music; 9. studio pro
gram; 10:05 to 12, dance orchestra.
KGA Spokane (2llll.7m-l 1 liOkc)
d. varied program: ' 7:30, sacred
progrnm; 8:3u, studio program: 10
to 12, dance music.-. -
KOMO Seattle :ii!m-5S0!tr) C.
music; 7. concert orchestra:- 8.
Nllt': 10:30, dance music; 12 to
1!:S0, tenor. . ,
KQW I'orllnnd (491m-tll0kc)
concert trio: 7:30, poultry talk;
7:4(, hook chat; 8, .NIK'; 11 to 12,
dance music.
Nation Awaits
California Vote
Results Today
BAM FKAXCISt'O. May 1. (AP)
"With the outcome of nation wide
scope and a spirited campaign find
fair weather nromlstntr a henvy
vote, California voters todny cast I
their ballots In the presidential
primary for three demoorutlo can
didates, and a prohibitionist.
The thred sided democratic, ro'n
test Was between (lov, Alfred M,
Smith of New York: Henator James
A. Heed of Missouri ami Henator
Thomas J. Walsh of Montana
To the victor, political fordoast
et'H declared, may k the nonllna
tlnn at Houston in .tunc. I
Herbert Hoover, secretory '- of
commerce, did not have an oppon
ent for his party's 2!) delegates,
and Panlel A. l'ollntf of cJe' Y.trk.
New Spring House Frocks
Clever New Prints, New
- Organdie Trims . V
All at one price 1.95 Fast colors
PUTMAN'S
Ready to Wear and Millinery
prohibition candidate also was un
opposed, for the party' 80 dele
Kates,"' v ':. C.
Charles M. Schwab In to Mil for
flngland soon to receive the Ben
seiner medal for having "done the
hiust for steel' . We thought that
prise was all set for some Chicago
Kunm a n . .- " ' ' ' -
WIHNHRY AS NNAKE OI'HK
fiACnAMtlKTO. May 1. (AP)
Whiskey as a snake bite treatment
orfly serves to Increase the confi
dence of the patient and allay the
excitement, a discussion among
physicians attending the convention
of the California medical assoclu
liott revealed yesterday.
ViVJUV
Mrs. Westenh aver ' '
i Hostess to Club
-Mrs. It. K. Westenhaver was hos
f t chs t o t(ie A,rt Heseurch class yes
terday afternoon at her. home on
N avenue. About J 5 members were
, present . and d urine .Ihei afternoon
Mrs. IT.' Jl. ('leaver read nn ex
cellent paper on "Color." Itefresh-
ments were served by the hostess.
The c'ass will meet apuiii Mou
day afternoon. May 14, at the home
of Mrs. O. K. Morun. Mrs. Kred
Kidille will continue the subject of
color at that meeting.
The members of the Ramblers
Art clntr met, yeslenluy , afternoon
at the home of Mrs. 11. H. lirown
ton. Mrs. liobeit S. Kakin was
Peclnrcr can see that ho stands
lose ono Heart and two Jla-
Iffl- moitds, also one Spade If tho fi
nesse be wrong-. Of course he will
- ' win the first Club in Dummy and !
Mrs. Arno Voelz entertained at then tho natural play would he to I
dinner Sunday for Mrs. W. A. Held, try the trump, finesse: at first
of Corvallis, stale secretary of tho glance it would nut seem that there;
Women's Missionary society for tho was going to be any need for Dum-
Christian -church and Mrs. Anna my to trump Hearts 'a ltd It looks:
Kelthley, who was In the city liont liko a fine opportunity to 'lend j
Pendleton. Mrs. It. J. Kitchen w. is trumps .from 1 Hmniuy. 'AJ little'
also a guest. 'thought," however, : show's that
Mrs. Keid spoke nl the C'litr..! irunlpf lend affords a fine mppor- t
church here Sunday morning. !tunlty to lose game 'If the King of I
,.-.,. - -. --'Spades should be in West's hand:
and Went; winning with it, should
lead a Diamond. j
However, there Is a simple play j
In tho hand Which practically in- i
' sureu game Instead Of making U j
'only a chance. Hero it is: Trick 2,:
lead the, singleton Heart from!
I Dummy; If that be won by an ad-i
jversary nnd another Club or a Dla
Mo ond led. Closed Hand would win'
the trick nnd lead two winning j
Hearts on which Dummy would i
discard two losing Diamonds.!
Closed Hand then would play a
cross-ruffing gamo which in i girt j
produce a Small Slam, nnd which !
very probably would produce live
odd. . ,
Tomorrow's Hand
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Announcements
" The indies' Auxiliary to the- liro
therhood of Hallway Trainman
will meet this' evening at 7::w
o'clock at Kugles hall.
The Art department of the T.a
Grando Neighborhood club will
meet Thursday afternoon at 2 : :iu
o'clock . at the . home of Mis.
Charles Hoehm.
;.
St. Peter's guild, of. 'the Kplscoj
pal church wilt meet lomorrow aft
ernoon. May 2. at Honan hall, be
ginning at 2:30 o'clock.
Mrs.. Denver
hostess lo the
club tomorrow
Charlton will bo
llelomula tri1
afternoon.
The officers nnd drill team of
the Woman's Henedit . association
will meet for practice Wednesdav'
evening fpnplly -at-7 o-OloclC in
the. high, school,, gymnasium. Tho
usual practice night Is Thursday
evening, but because of the exhibit
at the school It will bo -held on
Wednesday night this week..
The reulac meeting of the W11-
low F'arent-Tcaehenassociatlon will,
be held' Wednesday ; afternoon az
2:30 o'clock ut the -school -instead'
of Friday. The (hite was changed
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Corporation
General Office Equipment
ANNOUNCES ITS ENTRY
INTO UNION AND WAL
LOWA COUNTIES WITH THE ADDING AND FIGURING MACHINE
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Contract No Trump; South Dor !
clarer; (iitestlon: How should De-.
- : .;) v.y. V ' - . ciarer pian to piay tnc nann : Ansr
because of the'graife Miool truck woi ton1orroWt
meet, wmcn wiii-oc neio nn rnim.v
Rohr's Market
t iso I c; Ailams
imhhic maix an
Fresh Pork
Hocks with
Turnip
See that your butcher
cuts the hock in 2 or
3 pieces. Place on
stove to boil. Add tiu--nip
or rutabagas cut
in round slices; not
much water let the
steam do the cooking.
Add saltpaper and 3
whole a 1 s p i c e. Set
back on stove where
it will not boil too
hard and, cook until
meat is done.
aftornoon. An intoreHtinff lirofrrnm
is lii'ins plunnoil, aftor whiHi thir.?
will bo tile oloctlon of officers.
Copyright. John P. Dllle Co.
Tho tallies' AI1 society of the
l.-ilct Methodist Eiiiscopal churcil
will meet at the home of Mia. II. 12.
Dixon, coiner of Washington nve
nno anil Keeonil street, Weilnesih.y
ul'ternoon ut 2 o'clock.
MENUS
IlT Slslor Jlnrj- ,
I IIRIiAKl-'AKT Stewed prunes,
cereal, cream, French toast, maple
syrup, milk, coffee.
I JjUNt'l l lOOIs' Creameil shrimps
Mrs.' Walter Younir will he lios- nn,j j..Pen peppers, spring onions
tess lo the l.'lfty-l'ifly club Weil- mi ,lisheH, grahKm bread, Span
nesil.ay eveninK nt 7:30 o'clock i.l sh croam, milk, tea.
her home on North Maple street, i DNN.;1tllankeil white fish.
The Missionary society of the
. enirai i.iirisi.u.i . ,. w - 0.uo cake mk cotfee.
tomorrow um-riiuuii .v 1 Infinite caro must bo taken
.i rs. ij vuo .iiinuei nun it.
Voel. vill be thopi'OKn.im leader.
martiniiiue potatoes, buttered preen
beans, fresh asparagus salad, ehnc-
I Infinite care must be taken In
cooking asparagus for a salad. Tie
line smuts tiller u iiiriiuiig - im
'. scraping in small bundles anil
An arlirle In Saturday's Oliser- cook stn,inK with heads out or
ver said that Mrs. George Ander- Wlller (r tWPnty minutes. Then
son sang a group of numtiers nt ,.iy lllnrtrg fiilt mi .cook until
the Missionary tea nlvi.ll by the )leIl(1s ,.0 tender hut not broken or
Christian Missionary society Kli- lmls,v. ,ft flom water In which
day afternoon. It should have read vwetll,0 ,nw cked and plunge
Mrs. George Ttichardson. jnr) r(1(1 W1,er. t;noI quickly.
; ISave the water in which tho as-
paragus was cooked as well as the
'tough ends which were cut from
They can be used for
.rorXTKKS WEDS NOVHMST
CANXKS, France, May 1. (AP)
Michael Arlen, the novelist, nnd
Countess Atlanta Melville
married in n five-minute civil cere
mony today ut tho Ilrltish consul
ate.. The ceremony took place nt
11:45 n. hi, and was to be followed
with a religious ceremony nt the', teaspoon pepper.
Greek Orthodox church of Cannes. I 1'arboil peppera nnd rub off,
Tho witnesses were I'rlncess skin. Remove seeds nnd white
karageorgevitch. formerly Mrs. H. Pith and mince flesh. Melt butler, j
I'lntfof New York, the bride s stir In flour and slowly rulil milk, j
grnmlmothev, Mrs. Honrleito Von stirring constantly. Add salt and I
lfluget, her mother, F.dwtird Mont- pepper nnd bring to the boiling;
gomerv nnd Leonardo Mercnti. I point. Add prepared peppers and i
isiiriiiiis t-ii'iiiiru iiiiii uiii in nai.es.
tho stalks.
rp n soup. -
Cri'iimcfl Slirliniis, Grwn VlMU'i's
Two green peppers, 1 cups
freshly conked or canned shrimps,:
2 tablespoons butter, 2 tablespoons!
flour. 2 cups milk, 1 teaspoon salt, I
A newspaper In Mexico City hns!l-ot sland over hot water for ten
the riirht Idea about news. A top i minutes to morougniy neat aouen
head in a recent edition of r.l Sol
related that a night had passed
without a murder or a robbery.
material and nerve In a horder of
Hteamed rice or on pquarea of hnt
huttcred toast.
Tho nauchly knees displayed by t
somo flappers are usually knotty j
RINX'K I.MT1AI.S appear on
every part of the wardrobe, wo
sketch this hat ot beige telt with
lurkcii-monosratn holding tip the
narrow brim over one eye.
1
Wfdtes you can't put off I
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