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-'
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BACK FUR ,
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: 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. If the partner hold noth
ing betti'r than a wi-ak' four-rnrd
suit, his attempted rescue probably
would make a bad matter worse
nnd he might belter pass and l-t
the distressed one n'srno himself.
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MENJ0U MEETS HIS FIANCE
'if
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Adolphe Menjoti, he of the cynical eyebrow and the curling Hp.
voyaged to Paris recently to meet pretty Kathryn Carver, whom ho
.will marry soon. Here are the fwo screen stars, pictured as Menjoii
landed In France.
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