La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, May 19, 1928, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textaturday'Mair 19 1928 LA GRANDE. EVENING OBSERVER Pace Three Isical Program fs Feature' of f P. E. 0. Session muslcU prog-run that M re aa a .climax t ALVolondlil I " - i U V . ,.,' I'll U- 1 1 1 J Ol LI 1 J 11 of afternoons during. ljarRe, a ncwly-crratod offiio. l'lims ly ;COutpftted year ... part le'meettnc of Chapter I of tbc v !. V. when H a .entertained Hr. A. It. Hunter and Mrs. 3. brou nton yesterday 'after :'. i at the homo of Mrs. U .11. Y Twenty members' met at t he ir for 1 o'clock luncheon, which v served at small tables, Bowli tulips formed :'pretty .center-' '" ' '. i : . 'rC'vW , illowtnff. 'luncheon' ' . meiiibert t to the borne' of Mra. Mo'e . re, preceding- the program the . Ident, Mrs. 'A. 1 ItlcliiudBon, J' Idi'U at. a short business hos . , :; '.'-.-i-.-H y . ion fallowed the' . delightful 1 leal :profram, of which; Mrs. uirdsan was in charge. . Hho assisted by Mrs.' Lynn Wright,' . Hill Bohnenkamp-und Mrs. If. ' Itlcbardson. ,Mr. ltlfcharrison ; (i her first croup tictng"1VTo-flu ' .' r You" by Oorte. "Th (harm Iprlng'' ipy. Clark, with' fIJttle of a. oljo" S.Wrl)'ii on i, i'tt" lrs.;Lynn Wrlih waBher mipantst, ".'.'Ifa'tomliii"j.. by lot, and" .Scented '.'Memories'1 Morris,. were MrSi,',Wrtsht' pl . f numbers and she -played, as Yencore . number "Uncle. Ned" ' Vllson. Mra..i3obnenkanip sans tore the toa-it" and "Saluam," . I by Agnes' Mary liante! and re r kded to: an encore wlth-V'Hunny ( by L'urrln. She: was, accoiii ' led by, -MrsffH: Hl Kloliardaon, ,. "i soeond group' by; special ro il, was given by Mra. Jtlchard- It was "Love Is the; Wind," addon. .'The Robin's qon'g," by lie, and t'The- Yeaj's 'a't.'lno' - ng" byKlpllg'Beach'.; Mrs. H.. itlchardson accompanied In this p. : : v ':. : E. K. I'anoy,,' formerly ftot 'Lake at- dinner.' preceding a business meeting of tho' association. Mrs Lelf Awes .was- elected presi dent of the association tor the-epm-Ing- term, Miss Myrtle lloyl, ivlio is re'tlrlng'presldent, vlco president, Mu4. Art Verity, recording secre tary, Mins Barati Williamson treasr urer, and Mrs. l'hy secretaryut for-the summer camp were dis cussed. Tho camp will.be held 'at Camp Phy on Catherine creek Aug. y. - Elections- took place by mail ballot., .. ' . , . '-Thouo present Were Mi-sV Herman Hkala, Miss 'lloyt, Allss Verity, Mrs. It; V: TyliV Mrs. phy 'and Mrs. Cleofee Birnic. ... . ....... - , , Circle Manager Is . vGuest- At Meeting One 'of the outstanding social liioBtlnRH of. tho ' Supreme Forest Woodmen circle since its organl xatlon. took place tit thq home of Mrs. George Kress on X avenue last night with Mrs. EarJ Iiy assisting. A rare and delightful surprise, a visit from the state manager, Mrs.-1 noes Baldwin, of Portland, mude tho pleasant 'meeting ani outstanding one for memhera. ' X Hhe complimented the new or ganization on Its enthusiasm and progress and 'expressed her belief that its growth would continue. Mrs. Baldwin wuh accompanied here by Mia. E. Kurgnon. They left .today for Mllton-Kreewuier. Mrs. Baldwin will return here for a week's visit the first week in July, It is anticipated, , Last night's meeting wna spent In games und contests. White li lacs and ilwi tulips formed & pret ty decorative scheme. Mrs. Kress and Mrs. Kuy served refreshments. Fifteen were presented. - 8:16 o'clock, ut the Hacajawoa Inn. Hho will' be auHtated by Miss Jen nie Nlelson. vlolhitHl, und Miss Sal ly Hlcgiist, dincir. - Mihh Hhumitte la a puptl or Mrs. W. H. I'urklnson and Mlas Nielson ot leo CnlU'ii Bryunt. - Mlsa Hlegrist is a ,pupil Of A duh Losh ItoHC. ' The public is cbrdiully Invited. Additional In turetit iu Miss Hhumute's recital 'is accord (Hi In that she is only H ycura of age and Is playing a very advanced piogrum. ...Jl follows; 'Nocturne, pp. 9 No. -Chopin "I'oloiiulsQ Mtlltalre" .,........Chopln : Mlsa Shumate "Konmnsia'' Bridge Pointers By Mlltoa a Work The progress of our discussion of Satui'duy, April 21, brings un to u consideration of hands . whcl; while, they do, not contulii two quick tricks cun fur ruing,, mrictly to the "Aco or KiiiK-Wuecii" deft liiltlon, neverlheleaa have onougJi hlKicard strencth tu warrant a iiecKerjj, hpanien uunco.... n.ngiemannt A oeitcl. w ho holds Ace-Queen Miss Nlelben ' fuiid three niiiiiII In unit wlthoiit VtH-r Oynt Suite No. I" , 0'teg,KiUe. BU.0Ilieth Bloula ,'.ot bW:;' but witii one muick trick (an :ab or (a) "Mot iiiug' (b) "Asu's" Death" " ' '. i (c) "Anltra's lahce'V V, . .. Mls Bhumale f ,4 ; lance, "Valse Uluette" Miss Slegrlst "Hondo Capiiccioso"....Mendulssuhn Miss. Hliuinutu v , "',' Much InleresL Is being shown in tiiti recital to.be glyon Monduy eve ning at the- La Ciiando hotel by lsabollu Miller Uriffiths. of Pocar ' The losing sldo In a six week's attendance contest among members of K.' A. Havre's boys' class- of the Methodist Kptscopul Sunday school t were hosts to tho winners at slated by Mrs Lynn Wright, I'cad er, and Miss Gladys Miller, accom punist. It will begin at 8 o'clock. The public is Invited. . .Following is the program: "Pur Ulcesti, O Bocca Bella' - I.ottt "The Question"..-. .f.Fr, Hchuberl "Blackbird's Song". Cyril Scott "Zlngai elitt" Kd MeUowoll Mrs. Wright , i "Je Dis Quo ltetn Ne M'pPou- , vaule" . .....Bizet "Mrs. Climber. Objects to Not-s oriety': , Parker Mrs. Wright "Silk urn Blossom".....,.. -..I toss "CJarden Wind";.........'. ....Kennor, "There Are Kilries ut tho Bot- ; torn of Our qurdcn"..lJuhmann Nocturne ''Song of Lovo" Curvun King-Queen) on th side, he would have a Queen more than ills two quick tricks and should lld. One- -Mffs are not limited, however,- to hands which'cuiitaln two Acef, two King-Queens or one Ace ,and one King-Queen; there are many hands without the ' tVo quick tricks whttdi shuuld bo bid Initially, bo cause they have v more than the equivalent, As illustrations of such huncls, examine the four which ful tello, ovmerly of La Grande,- asSiOW( none which has two Aco or Mrs. Gulling Is Klng-Queen: quick tricks;, but all ut which are too. strong to pass and justify an initial bid o one Spade. XXX x-x '(hVx-X-X- VA-X-X-X X i-w-x-x-x x-x - K-J-X J-X . JX-I-X vm-x; ,x-x Styles Set, Forth In Brack, WJtite Farm Pointer's The first essential" In liousing chicks und Hicus Is comfort, says a bulletin' on poultry iiouses and fixtures prepared by M, A. Jull and A ' Un ' I La, l..uu o ' lly IIAJHi It i:VIS ' (Assoclatjed Press Fashion l'Mitor) J'AlllS UressmukerH have car ried outyhcir now ideus for sum mer c)othes In bluuk und white, otfortable t,ho experts explain, chlcbs drak gary. . Color is conspicuous- j mill not grow well, and pullets and; i uiiiiupuiuuH in iiih v-uiiuinuus uL itens win mil my wen,, to uo com the mid-season.- j tor utile, a house must 'provide Itlack, nurilcularly Tor dials, 1h plenty of room, be well supplied nuuie even more important than it 'with fresh ulr und sunlight uud al- wus In the spring showings. It up. ways be dry. pears in silk and wool materials and Is most frequently trimmed with white ermine, or ermliiotte, an-Imitation. The white fur Is used In a variety of new wuys, tho principal ouo being lvo'uia Quhiro bow knots. . . Cows normally, lose flesh fur three or four weeks after calving because they cannot oonsumo suffix dent feed to provide adequately for both the milk flow und maiiiten- anco of body weight. It ls'lmnor- Strlng ties of eruiiuo and collars'iant that the cow carry consldera w'hlt'h, extend. Into pointed yukes i,lo flesh at the time of calving lo in back" nro seen at several impor- mevont undue thlnnoss aCternird, uiiu noiiKCM, uiib model nas a iu Hostess To Ciub r"10"' nHa i,io,e thart rtn uccetn" -jr-ln No.- t we have vthe Spade ita t c nuiiinfr hnutnuH tn i King-Queen, for one quick trick. miMiibcrs of tho Thursday brUlgcnd In the other honors more than tif Napnleoh capo bordered with whUo ermine, 1 ' Por. wear with these coats thoro are dre'sses which combine black and white in satin, silk crepe nud wool cref e. White ermine Is also used 'on black frocks, particularly In bow-knot trimming. Inset bow knots of white satin "pn black nro Introduced, , In .the mid-seuson styles. -, " ' ... Black broadcloth Is Indicated as a likely material fur genernl use next -full. 1 It Is used fur dresses nsj well as coats at some houses ami I combined with plain cloth a well ' as real' fur. . I A mfodel which has attracted much attention is a frock- for fall . with a black crocheted chenille blouse sewed to-, a pleated black' i satin skiit" It has -tho Inevitable, touches 'of white. , A soft shade, of hlup mauve ro curs frequently In the coltectlun, particularly for tailored suits and ensembles.' There uIko i miich.i of iicarls combined with tho Spade -dark blue fur summer afternoon ' costumes. 1 : F Wrth"introduces a new damask- ; like material with a sateen surface, : using ft fax beach coals and for one I Tho, term "cull potatoes" usually Is applied to those that are small. -misshapen or oversixed and there fore not suitable for the market. If these are from healthy and pro- Visit Our Hosiery Department Onyx "Pointex", Gordon, V-Line and Gotham Goldstripe . 1.50 to 2.95 PUTMAN'S duotive Vlunrs they may safely, be lined for. seed provided tho tubers bo nut less than an Inch and a quarter in dlametor. When (he latrentago of the cull potatoes Is nut known, they never should be used for seed. - ' " .Tho ""IT method of picking a chicken usually Is more satisfac tory than scalding, since the hitter method Is lltible tu injure the skin. I ry -picked poultry -usually has a better appearance, is of better quality, keeps longer and glvoa bet- to satisfaction to the customer, j When using arsenical dips to eradicate livestock parasites cure must be exercised to protect animals ugainst poisoning. - Loug haired, anlmuls, such as goats and sheep, should be held in draining pens until the surplus drip has ills1 appeared, J No lyn?hliiK wore reported onyJ where In theUnlted States durlnp the first (our months of mti.,Th country cortulnly (s losing Its cn thusiasm. , No. 1 has a quick trick In Upades (Ace) and, in. the Klng-Juck-Ten nber o'f'"Clidpierr uhdrhow a. swimming party and picnic at Covo-,,1,,1, , - ,-oiiw 1hIi1l- innfhon the equivalent of a second. tiher, at McMinnville, .w(ioro ho yesterday. - Mrs. Hi ; l!v. heightou j stVen Thursday at the Sacajawea l In Nob. 3 and 4, we havo hands tes- her; home. 'WttB'.an out--of- and Mr. Sayro took the boys to Cove jnn. . Luncheon was served at i without a quick trick In the suit to n visitor. . She: la a 'guest pt where, following a plunge, cake andj 0ci0ck aU the hotel kilning room, he bid (Spades); but It will be mother,' Mrs. ; Cfeorge Currey. j ice cream wcvjt served by the los-An unusually pretty centerpiece of ' noted that In No. 3, in addition to he uext meeting,1 In Juno,, wlllj ers, ft he head of .whntii was Boydxvj(j .,.S um yC0W wlldflowej-s the five-card Queen-Ten suit, then the final one of the. year, and ' Include -i'dhyehtlon .reports. , U ' B. Moe and Jirs. A. Ij. hard mo n will bedelegutca t the ventionV to be held Iu-t'orvullis e 0. ; v v. . Vj y- : '-. heSucajaweu, cttinpflrewrls en- td a waffle 'supper which! tlyjy ' jured find served at their room .he :L.utheran churuft- baskmetit . -, -evening . FoUfteen jiiembers k their guardian, - Mr., Lelf H. is, attended. After rtio waffle per the campflre girls .did gar- Ing work on,; the church lawn Ian hour or so. ' ; TliihiMb a gether.v ' ' and Mrs.' A T-. Ilij0"tr- isant evening toge Jackson. Adiim J.eighton was hrad .,. o the-winning team Thoso pi es- Ults ,mriol. Qi ent were: Ben Ousteiiing. Jtobert i(,...illL, i,i,.iimii u-iih Mrs. A. Vesterling. Worth Kpllng,, Kenneth o'.t'onnell making high score, uwen; jtusHen neison, joe nayre, Norman - Sting,... Adum l.elghton, Boyd Jackson, Bill (.'aldwe-Jl, 'liar old Browning, George Moats, Ver non ' fatten, Kuy. SleliK und Mrs. Leigh ton an'Mr. Suyre. Urhi.-i. uiiK ninviw ut are two oulck side tricks, and ,ln the incsjwmlne' fol- No, 4. in trunuon 10 me iivu-ium Juck-Ten suit, tliciO' are inree quick tricks. Also that No. 3 has un extra Jack, and No, 4 un extra Qseen. - ' This1 subject will do oominuou Piano Recital To Plans arc rapidly progressing for ilw'k I...H..rlt .1........ I.. I.n rrir.., ILldlf 20 by the Ladies' auxiliary of tho nexUMonday and more detailed In- Amrir...n i.-irinn ni"ih Hi.. faw.-a formation given conceriuiig u. Inn. . The hope chest, which wilt bo h resented durlm:. the dance in I now on display at ('urr's store and! 1u ..If ....... t.w- .nIU.I..M.l.l.. ntlnnllritt'1 (Copyright, John F. lJllle Co.), T, TVT-r "Mir..vl'4- 18 attracting considerable attention JJC VilVUUay JL.lJgUl'i wUU Its many beautiful 'all Is being anticipated with wble- :.7 i".u, . : i L i ii i II .i , mi.,., kiii i iiuiiu it'iiuai,, tvLiu wiiiu m no i vh-1 . . , t . V. i ..7 Z". .tenls.ll,Tho danee-wlll lie a beno- MENUS ed mcmbera - of the . Caiiipflre senled by the Eastern Oregon contents. nf vhfnli , will ItM tinwinir 1 3 VjtA, .Aitui. 1..,,.!;;: L.iiJ-i.'i,..! 1 HwurilH ;t, the-.du.nco.'- T'he thlr. B I i i: A K F AST Ca 1 1 rout ia cliur - jiics, cereal, cream, naked -omeliH, xi ... - u..Mn.,u ...... (,!,.., i np rriHn i-vi loii.m. rnuitaru conserve. rdlana association .ast night ut School of Music Monday evening at; . ' -.. -,nnnnln . iii.Hnir.tullk. coffeiv - this past week thiv.auxlliary 1ias iAiweiiriun treum 01 eviery been, busy -preparing for tho. saletsoup, toasted crackers, veal and of popples, which arc made eachi carrot salad, whole w -Jiitt bread, veur by disabled vclenuis for their rlco and pineapple pudding, milk, Hiinmirl '. ' Trio i)nnit'H are 'to ' bo'. sold May 2 8 und -!, whe-n a tlior ough campaign will lie staged by local members of the auxjlluiy. short jacket with dark skirt. Tho 1atterns of . this material are large and the colors soft gray or oyster' white. .'. s ' . - i WOMKX WKAVK 1H'S j MAKSKllil,i:s (AP) Armenian women who fled to Marseilles with their husbands during tho tlreco Turklsh war of 1112-23 have founded n rug weaving tmluHtry. Tho men were rthlo to find work In mineH, factories and on farms, but the women wore less fortunate. Io- : cal caidtal was Interested In rug-1 weaVing und tho women workers now, produco more than 6.000 square meters of" oriental rugs yearly In eight plunls. : L Aande ; $ Hotel A Suridaif Dinner Menu ': ' $:3ff p. m. to 8:00 Q VtABLtJ b'lIOTE DINNER -i r Fruit; Cocktail Creata of Chicken aiV Crouton " "V fconsonune a la- itiz w, ' "y Kadishes ; ; , , Green Onions; v V Uipe Olives , -' ' v': '--V0.'v ' " ; ' Fried Unjointed Spi ing Chicken, Country Style , Seated; Veal Porterhouse, Provecale . Sweetbread and Caion a la King ,eri Cassolette ; Baked Sugar, Cured Ham and Candied '. ; Sweet Potatoes Steamed New Potatoes ; Parsley Butter New Peas and Carrots in Cream Fresh Asparagus and ! Tomato Salad Bombe-diplomat or Strawbeny Sundae ; Gooseberi7 or Apple Pie and Cheese Tea Coffee -Milk Through the Week try our 35c Plate Lunches ; tnd 50c Merchant Lunch ' The Stick-Together club met ut the home of TMih. Juo Mcliugh at lL't3 N avenue Kilday uflernoon. A pleasant afternoon was spent sewing, and visiting. Miss Marian Warren and ; Miss Josephine ,-Mc-Mugh eniertained with piano nuin liers. , The Ijomo. was beautifully dvboraled' with carnations and tul ips. Kef 'oshrnents were: served ul the close of the uflernoon. The club '.will meet ut , tho homo - of - Mrs. Claude Pumerell next Kriduy. , . - .'... t A social meelUiff of Hie Pythian Hisleis wus enjoyed at the K, of P. Iiall last evening with iiO mt-mbers attending. Cards were played dur ing the evening, following a short business meeting at which Mrs. Eva Koyle, most, excellent chief, pre sided. ' Ijiiring this, . plans were' made for the district convention at Imblcr May t:S, which will prob ably be attended, by approximately yo li (Irande hiembcrs. ' The Ja tlrande temple will glvo a play dur ing tho convention. ' '- Kollowlng the social evening last night a committee, of which Mrs. C., U. Berry was chairman, served refreslynents at tallies decorated In a color sehemo -of lavender und "white curried out with lilacs. tii.itM.w ib sim:ss i.MPitovi:s lU'BUJN' '(AP) tlermany has gall) tin" tho 'World's "(hermometef' export ciyiwn, exinSrts last year totaling 330, mid kilograms, only 30. 000 Jess than tho record shfu meijts of 1013. .The total value was G,y(M,000 marks, however, as compared with 3.100.000 In 1UI3. It is estimate that. 70 per cent of Oermnn thormonic.tcr production lw exported. in v J ' IHNNHU Noodle soup, twice' baked pol aloes," hard cooked eggst stuffed with spinach, buttered new) beets.' fiead lellUccV with ItotiUej fort cheese dressing; maple cus-' turd, nut cookies, .milk, coffee. .. ' I '; This vegetublo -pluto dinner. Is' plunned with contrasting coloi-K as.' well tut , riuvoi-H und texlures of vegetables. These three factors Hhouhl bo'JiPpt In mind w hen muk- Ing tip n vegetable plate, A ens-j tard or snuffle -Is always a liaiJpyl Choice--for the desserU Of.: a . vege table dinner since protein Is otlier-; wiho lacKing. . ; Jr.... : . . HI hi barb CtniN(r:i -- SI yC cups diced rhubarb.' 3 'or anges, 1 -lemon, I cup seeded ral sins, .1! cups sugar, 1 t!up broken walnut meats. - , v.'. S'tueeite juice from oranges and iemon Cut rinds In shreds and cover witlj cold water. Hrlng to Uie'bollfng point andjslmmer until ulinosl tender. Add diced rhubarb und cook until tender. Adxl sugar and nilslns and cook until mixture thickens when a spAonful Is tested on u. cold saucer. -Add nuts if want ed and coolc fiv minutes longer. Turn into 'stevlllRed Jelly glasws und cover, wllh patafino wlii'n cold. Thlc makes a good accompani ment for cold sliced, ham or chick en. x Announcements J: lover y All cimipfire girls of Ju.t!ruJifIc ururRd to inei.-t lit thfr anho or thu I.utlK-ruii clinVch Mun.luy utl ci-noou at ' o'clock. cnossEn rth.ips ciot with Mraps crossing at the wrist sre the newest novelty ttora France, 1 M n n n The Modern Woman '-. . - ' ... Votes ". -"' v' . The Laundry Ticket It takes her only a few minutes to do ( up a bundle We Do the Rest n H H M ia n The Standard Laundry DBlHBRIBiBIBiniDlBllllllEllll i n . - - -. ' ;....'.,'... :''-.- ZGINE coo I ' 11 FLAVOR , i i without touching or looting The outside" of 'a ' roast ttrowped toa deUciotat crackling sweetness that's where its flavor is devel oped. When this zone is browned first, the rich flavor . seeps from it down into the. meat as it cooks, so that it comes to the table delicious, tempting, savory. v The Westinghpuse electric range . gives : "flavor zone" cooking automatically. You place a roast in the oven andltiever think of it again until you're ready to serve dinner. Aufomaticalty, the heat is turned on; auto matically, the oven is brought to a brown ing temperature and held there just long enough; automatically, the temperature is then lowered to finish 'the cooking and draw the flavor into the meat. . No other range, fuel or elec tric, cooks the Westinghouse way the "flavor zohe" way ' performing first the browning and then the cooking operation under automatic control. It's easier to cook on a West inehouse only rAvo simple adjustments to make when you put the meat in the oven. Then you'close the door and never open it again until dinner-time. Write us or ask your local electric ertice company for a copy of our booklet, "The Story of Flavor Zone Cooking.' Commencing Next Monday We will have a Special Offer on these Ranges, car , rying unusual inducements to act immediately. Eastern Oregon Light & Power Co. . A - Westinglioiise THE ELECTRIC RANGE WITH THE AUTOMATIC FLAVOR ZONE 0VJV