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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (May 7, 1928)
Monday, Mdy T, 192S LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Pa;eTrr OUT OUR WAY By Williama 1 8DOGMT NEWS Many Events Are Scheduled During-' : .The Month Of May With blue skies smiling down front overhead, ind the riotous spring flowers und shrubs which beautify ho many homes of the city out In their glory thy netting 1h ' Ideal for -a guy und busy - "talr month of Muy" for society and uluh women of li Grande. Muslcules, trad, afternoons or hildge and club meeting fairly cram, tho social cu lender for , the next two weeks, the climax of .' -which will ha the fifteenth un '''.humI Neighborhood club May day breukfasl, which, women of the club are almnly. anticipating with .pleasure, for May K. - Several hrhlge parties will lulio place thlti week ,und promise 1o he', happy events. An outstanding club meet- . ing will be lichl Tuesday evening. ; Mrs. W. I1, Mohr, who Is leuvlug - soon with Mr. Mohr uml their fum- lly to. make Klmimth, Ku)Ih their lioine, will be the inspiration of a -tea ul tint I'restiyicrian church to morrow afternoon, uml her - leav ing was the occasion of a delight f i luncheon Saturday. t which Mrs-Eva"Wlflslei entertained; ,! 1.1-otner's uny, next Hundny, Ik. to be the Inspiration for several-special programs among, lodxes anil other . . organisations during : the t- week. ' : Several l& Grande music teoch; , pm have ulrendy given their spring rec it it 1 8 uml, during the .coming week others will bo hebi. '''', f , l-nsl Haturiluy afternoon quite a numher ot l,a Grande matrons hud - the privilege o( meeting und chdt . ting with .Mrs. Nellie Tuyloe Koss. first woman governor In this na-i vj lion, who was here In the Interests fp if V . T , ft "A " AN RMBROIUERKU motif on H. btu felt hat repeated on the col. laf of the blu coat la new whim. nunlls.; This - was the' first public recital to he given by Mies Miller this..-year. Shfv-plahs another one for '.next fall. - A -. splendid, crowd heard Aha ; pupils. varying from the-younger. -performers to. advanc ed -ones.' In this ; numbers. .- Kvery pupil showed .lexpe.llent 1 coarhlnK and played In' an Interesting man ner, -with . original -Interpretations. Those who played follow: Jane Ravenacroft,' Alhol Jleldrum, Mur iel .Webb, Kathryn' Anderson, Fred erick Dnwh. Madeline Onllafthor, Cleraldine Wright, aiady . lioberte. Verna J.ee llanford, Natalia Kbcrt. Mel ha Hhepherd, fluyton Koit. VI- vli.n rinllnirhf HI.Ipai1 . I'ltttvn. 'atrlpia Jemie, nobby Huron. Vlr-' UCWlM UP MAI H ? Aire. dale, t VMrtW.X BET IF HE. VmenT BACK FUR , EMOUe'rA , HEO Part arab, VNA back, Art DID BoV! FOR EnKiUrr BACK' -TtF? FIND PART MOX.E. BACK". mu. aMT.orr. TUe. TtOE. mark C'a y at wevKR wc. 7 : TI'KSIAV I'lUMiltAMK The National Kroudcuatlnx com pany iiroKrnni for Tuesday nl-lit follows: 7 to S, Memory Lane: , Kvoreudy orcheMtra; 8:30, ron Amaiao; 10 lo II, dance muelc. KOA Denver (8!S6.tlni-tl2llc) il:SI), furm urogram; 7 to 8, band concert. KOMO Seattle (snCm-S0kc) 7 NHP: , movie hour: 10, NBC: J 1:15 to 12:.10, inusleal prOKram, KJIl : Kenttlc (.14H.aillllOUkP 0:o, dinner coneert: 7:t, muala; , proKiani; !), trio: l() to 11, dance iuiibIc. KQA Spukann (20.7m-l 1 Soke) 7:30, studio proKinm; 111 to 13, dunce music. KI-'WII Hollywood (SOI. 3m SSOkc) ' 7, HtrliiK uuliitel: .!:. mualo;, S, program; Hi to 11,-dnnre muRlc. ' K HQ Rpokn.no (37(i.2ni-SI0kc) 7, Cieacent proKiani: 8, N1K' 9, Muawell orrheatrn: in lo 12. dancn mllfilo.';. KYA San Vrnnrlaco (36!.7m SGOkc) ; 7:30, atudlo proKrnm; 8, inuate:; , program; HI to II. dunce UlUBlC. -S - ' K (111 Oakland 3S4.4ll-7S0kc) 7," NHC:...9, .'."The rilBl lina", rUX . fortlaiul 277.6in-108O-kc) 7, orrheatra:' 8, innlo uliai'tet; 9, alniHo program; 10:05 -to 12, dnhce frolic. :-' " Kia-lM Angeles - (48.6m-04n-ko) 7:30., comedy: 8. NIK:; , or chestra: 10.. NHC. KOlN Portland S1!)m-M0kr) 7:15. firchcstra: 8. studio program; !l:46. fight broudcast. , PUTMAN'S ? La Grande's Exclusive '' ' Ready to Wear and Millinery. KPO Ran Franelseo (4tl,tm. JUlke) 7:0, studio program; t, Nno; , Kolitrr hour; 10 it 11, dance music KHJ i:o Angeles (34Mm.7l0. kc) 7:30, orchoetra; 8, Maxwell or. chestra: 0 to 12, .dance music. KKItt 8an Francisco (4D4.Sm OOUkc) T:0, muslP: I, ' Mother's day program 10 to IS. danre music, . KOW Portland (49lm-loke) 1:30, program; , , NBO; , Max well orchestral' 10, NBC... briked applet Vunft'eam.v;Qn tottst, Hcran.pJedeggH (wHh : dried t,ich,rye' b.'heWv.phlbiif, v.bti nana piOiddlhg.nitlV.tea.'if ! V". tviffed .;beef Bi)lad,f.'.priine whip with rustard-'BauiMW mllk, cbffe.'' 'With'Vthe "foJf. season . upon us many ouewiviflniV iMnsMiry to plan dlnpers v that;.-, wil bear waiting. The. "cassyro.ft: 4at hom can hekept hot-, for riorum time aftop It's done wlthont danger of, drying out und spotting. The snl ad Is not a perishable variety thut easily wilts and 'tho dessert ran bo kept on Ice until needed. ' Hani m ?s.si'rol , Ono slice hum cut J Inch thick,' potatoes, onioiia, yt teaspoon pep per, teiispoott ground KlK'r. teaspoon dry1 imiHtard, 7 cup milk. - - Trim rind from ham, leaving a rim of fut. Roak for two hours In eold water. Half fill a baking dish Or casserole with raw potatoes cut ; In thin slices, Sprinkle very spar-1 : Ingly with salt and pepper. , Add a thick layer of onions out In thin slices. Vlace on top the slice of hum. - Pour in milk and sprinkle,, ham with ginger and mustard.; Cover closely and bake 1V&- houra In a njoderulo oven,. .Berve,- from casserole. r ..-t: 1 : ' v The ham .should have on Inch rim Of fat since no other fat l 'used'for tho potatoes. , ' The, next thing we expect to see' Is. a testlmonlar;from; the Murray '- Bay QU,,"",I v' tit enm, roerce. ' with - signed statements from 4he men ot the Tbemen, tell-i Ing why thev chose that neighbor hood to laud. of her catnpnign for Ar Smith.; - gna, Bhepherd, Loi nobartson and ;rno youniuy. ciuu gon course was Grace elhel. . " UTiieuea lor it'iiiinine goners ill col orful golf attire all day yesterday, und will undoubtedly ultract many throughout the week.,, . ., Ye. It's to be tiibusy month of May for milady who Indulges In club and social activities In tt (irande! , - The Neighborhood club meeting Tuesday evening will begin promptly at 7:3(1 o'clock when the - pishii nt. Mi h. Sherwood Williams, will open the hu Rimes session, at which several important matters Academy Students In Music Recital . A large crowd uttended .the re cllul given at th home of, Mrs. H. J, Leonard at 607 M venue Hatur day afteinoon .when. U pupils of the Haered Heart academy were presented. The program was a well arranged one, and too, excellent in. terpretatlon and performance of every player made the afternoon of the. U. of J. F. .and E. Thurs day- afternoon-.ut her homo on Adams uvenue, with Mrs. Edward Lyons assisting.' About 20 mem-! Uors were presents coming nttlred ! in old-foshloncl costuuies. some of -which were 100 -years old. The' costuntlng added to' the -pleasures of the -afternoon. f , , .Mrs. John Wurd won the prize In the drawing and' Mrs. Jack Illl ury won first "prlxo at gnuies and Mrs. -H. O. (.'oleman Becond in-iKc. The ' hostessee served. will eoiue up. Chief among thPHejtt peaSant one. ', Another recital -Hon of delegates to ,'iatton . meeting ut will be the eli the .sttlte fed. Kl.uiKilli Kalis. ' Kiiuully Important, umMof.ln-j terest t'o every member of the club will be announcement of pluns for the annual May day breakfast, to be held Hits year pn Muy 16 nt the1 l.a (lianile hotel. , At Tuesday; nlKhl's mooting every member Of the ticket committee, the chulrmuni of which is Mis. J. 'IV Ulchardson, will be present, and will begin tliel sale of tickets. 'AVo are urging that every .member purchase- her ticket that night, -as wo arc, very : linxiuus lo complete the sale ksj early as possible, and we are hop-; lug for the largest altendunce ever," said Mrs. Itlchardson today.; The general chairman of the event' this year Is Mrs. T. A. McKlnstry,, who has her sub-commiltees well nt work. Mrs. Hal Itohnenkulnp Is chairman of the .program com mittee, Mrs. Adolph Sle-gi-lst of the decoration coinmlttee und Mrs. Itlchardson of the ticket commit teo. There ,1s always a hint of "surprise" in- the progi-nm and the chairmen this yiir are as yet not ilivulKinii the secrets of the prn Riam but they promise (hat It will be an outstanding and beautiful one. It will begin at 10 o'clock. The pveoit Is always a gala day for women of the i& Gi'ande club. ' Teachers are lo be special guests nt the Tuesday evening program, whon Mrs. A. L,. Tlichardson is pre senling the first act of the Churles Wakcrjeld Cndman opera "Cheno wln." llushnnils of club members nrc also Invited. There will lr re freshmenls :il the close of the pro gram. ' . . ' -. One of the-most 'interesting re citals to bo given by I.tt Orando music instructors this spring took place at tho l,a Grande hotel yes terday afternoon at 4 o'clock, when Miss Gladys Miller presented"!!! will he given by the academy next Saturday. . ,' ; .' ' ' . , - . The' program follows:.-, "l'"rollc.of the. Frogs".... ..!...... ..... - .'.....a.... Mathilde- Bllbro '.'Colomblno" . i'atrlcla Announcements Bridge Pointers Br Milton O. Work Wlint shouh. rt n:aycr ,do yhose partner- 'bus douliled' inl'onnatorlly und siioon - redouhjed? Consider East's problem in tho Iwo situa tions following: ;, ' -. ' , -, ' SOUTH1... WEST NOItTH 1. One Spnde Double Itodoulile 2. 'One No TrumpJ)oublo-'li'double In the first case South announces The W. C. T. tr. will hold an aft- ' !"p minimum sireugui.ror ernoon and evening meeting Wed-'Mw'" West . says, ."I hay. A nesday at the christian church. Tho '""d on which I would have bid No afternoon meeting will begin ot 2, Trump Initially: but after South s nUlie .,iiho,.,.i , 7-:i ISpado bid, I prefer, to ;dou!)!e.' -eonard . - i-There is to bo a potluck supper .North says (lo South), "I have help 'The Enchanted qia.de ......Pearce tor all member" a'na v:sltors ot IJreomliind" t.v....'..,..;....;..,..aarland 6:Sfi o'clock.' Mrs. Adn Jolly, state . . .- Mar Cbok ; president, will be -.n attendance. In the Hoat"...;....A.V'. SInx PrankilAII,innieni nro urged to be pres V.ltl. RoMaVfc',.fti.Vit.v'j'aMtV- y . . . --i '- . ,, Mary llphert - , I ' ' . . .' , "Shepherd's Song'V, ..U'.....:.,..Frlml Tp r nebfffca lodge has Vulse r.ente " . .... .Mercanto' ,.runff((j for a meMng Wl.rtnes- ' Shriek Oebring ;,. ; day. May n. nt the Odd .Kellows' r rone oi .ints ,uv,fiuu Ilghton JUgga ' Fred Beefnun : t . "Minuet In G" (Violin)' Beethoven hull;' There , will be n- special I Mother's day program. The eve jnlng will begin with a potluck sup i per. Mary Doherty Clara Norris, Accompanist '. The Manderlne".....-Eleanor Clark 'O'er Hill and Dale"..Vcrnon J.loyd ;' Jack Galvin ,L.Ti., i..;.'.' ' HmlthP0l'y wreaths to be placed on lh: j'.oulse Williams . 1 arandmother's Slinuet" Grieg Chnnsonette" : Wernor I The ladles of the Amerfcnn T.o- j glon uuxlllary will meet tonight at I the homo of ! in the New of Mrs. Norman ilesllet - . Foley building to mnkeJ 1,1 either en for you: if you were . wholly, in Spades. I would bid two Spades; if It were In one other suit only, ' I would bid It. as It is, .1 nm .merely announclnglmt-atrengtli for your InformnUon.'. lit tlic second 'case, after. South ' lias bid No Trump. West says. "I have a- No Trump also; shall we piny that declara- tlon. have you a four-cord Mujor or must. wo.. play at.ai-ivnnovr North says (to South),, ';i)on't bo nfulrd, I can help your No '.Trump, we hnvci'West Id1 between ',,jtwo strong hands and -may bo-nble to get a big penalty by doubling their cane, assuming.- tne J South. West nnd North declaration graves of soldiers as Memorial dayt n"v """n "" V""""' tributes. More than 20 big wreaths! ''e mny gooil cards loft for East are to be mode. Cecelia Iteynnud "Arlequine." ., ..Penrce 'Swallow's Morning Song" , Helns . ' Kugenin , Trowbridge "A'NIght on the Itlver"....; Kern ' ttiith Hyers Luncheon Honors v ;Mrs. W. P. Mohr Tho Woman's Foreign Mission ary society will meet at the home of Mm I,. S. Hanford on Sixth street Wednesday at nn ull-du meeting Members ore to bring old whlto linen to make surgical dressings. They will also sew for tnd he must be quite wenk; and of course West knows It, after North's redouble. It would be tho limit of folly for both Knst and West to pnss and permit North . and South to play with a contract of ono redoubled Making tho contrnct would be game even from a love sore ami needy family. Kach member Is would carry a considerable bonus to brinir a covered dish. A large with It: every extra ihck woum attendance Is desired. jlncrea.se that bonus. Hither East .. I or West must bid; the question Is, The T. A. K. will meet with Mrs. .who should do It? BARING POWDER SamePrice for over SSyears 75 oitncesjorllS cent Guaranteed Pure and Healthful Our Government used millions of pounds In honor of Mrs. W P. Mohr, who is leaving Wednesday to make her home In Klamath l-'aiis, Airs. Eva Wlssler .entertained nt an at tractive luncheon at her home on Cedar street Saturday at 1 o'clock. At a prettily appointed table, the' color scheme of which was pink i and white, Mrs. Wlssler served six I guests at an excellent four-course i luncheon. Tulips, und narcissus J fornred a centerpiece. The afternoon wus spent In vls-j Itlng. Those who enjoyed the event, were Mrs. H. H. Muni-ford, Mrs.1 Oustav Wlssler, Mrs. William Oon dlt, MrB. Harry R. furner, Mrs. S. Nye and Mrs. Mohr. 3 .. - : ' '" j In honor of Donald Mohr, who. Is leaving with his parents Wednes day to make his home In Klamath Kails, the intermediate department of the Christian Endeavor held a Kpeclal social hour last evening at the meeting rooms at to Presby terian church. The Jiour was spent In quiet games and refreshments were served. Members wished Don ald much happiness In his new home. This preceded the regular meeting at 6:30 o'clock when Rosco Hur ley Jiad charge of the program, with hJs toPlc "Choosing One's Ufe Work. Following the social hour for Donald, the organization made plan sfor its annual picnic to be held Saturday. . ; Members of the F. 8. club were entertained by Mrs. Ernest Iandry Suturday afternoon at .a pretty spring bridge-luncheon glvenyotthe Sacajawea inn. Twelve guests were seated ' at a round table In the hotel dining room-at 1:16 o'cIocK. Narcissus were used In the centerpiece. After the luncheon three tables of bridge were formed nt the parlors on the mezzanine, Mra. Dallas Greenwln nlng high score. Mrs. H. B. Wil liams won second honors and Miss Naomi Williamson was presented by the hostess with a guest prize. Mrs. O. 0. Griffiths will entertain the club May 19. .'."', Mrs, Joe Oliver entertained at a silver tea for the Ladles society at. .1. l.ottes Wednesday afternoon .2:30 o'clock. The Ho-Ne-Ho club will meet. at the home of Mrs. Charles Crandull, S7 South Oak street, Tuesday uft- s ernoon nt 2 o'clock. fJ Mrs, W, P; Mohr will be guest of honor at a fnrcwell tea to be given jointly by organizations of the Presbyterian church tqmorrow afternoon from 3 until 6 o'clock, A musical program has been ar ranged. Mrs. Mohr has been nn active member of thq church for a number of years. ,'' The Marytha class of the First Methodist Episcopal church will have a party; at the homo of Mrs. ( E. Sting,- JH8 I nvenue, Mon day evening. May 14. All mem-, hers are urged to attend. I unfierstiuKiing that -;ni s pass would not show satisfaction with the redouble (a redouble cannot bo satisfactory to a wcnlt oppotienl) East should pass whfn he has nothing longer than n four-card (suit and that suit has not any card better than a .lack at the top; but should bid with nny suit of five cards or more, no matter how weak, or with any four-card suit headed by a Queen or higher card. After nn informatoi-y redouble of tills sort, one player finds himself sandwiched between two strong hamlrf nnd facing a sympathetic but almost (if not quite) helpless partner. 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