Saturday, June 16,: 1928
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Page Three
Society. News
I Sn i OpmhihC ill i
arty -Given In
Honor of Helen
Bridgeman Friday
trs. 1J. N. Mosby eutertalned at
tlelightful party Thursday eve
at her home on Spring ave
compltmcntlng Miss Helen
Igeman, of Spokane, who cnjl
formed the ceremony. Those who
witnessed the wedding wore Lconu
I'ratt ind Harry Clemens.
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Women of Cove
Burn Mortgage
fluslc and "600" were the chief
joi-Hlons of the - evening The
Mus were prettily decorated with
json's riowcrti. At a lute hour
) hoNtetts ' nerved a luncheon,
jcHta oC the evening- were the
pes Jean cnnnuier, Alarjorie
hy, Valetto Haror, Mabel Hug,
rvel Jlhlno and Mlaa IlrldRe-
and Jack O'Connell. Ulchard
ikula. V. C. Swift, Mr. Kelly
Gilbert Duhl. ' -
fOVK (Special) The Woman's
club heJd a special iiii-elintf Thurs
day, June 14, at the library. The
it short visit here yesterday. Miss nicellng was to have been hpld at
UKcmnn hua been the guest or tho grove- at tlio swiiiuulnK pool
sorority sister, -( Miss Marvel hut a shower of rain In the early
afternoon Bent the women scurry
ing" to tho library.;
... Hevernl minor matters of busi
ness were transacted. Then the
newly-electod president, Mrs. Cam
stock, appointed her committees
for the coming year. Tho program
committee consists of Airs. W. A.
McNeill, Mrs. J. lOVrlco and Mrs.
1,. M. i.antz. The membership
commlttco Is composed of Mrs. C.
llertsch, Mrs. A. G. Conklln und
Mrs. H. H. Welmer. Tho house
commlttco Is Mrs. George McDan-
Ir. and Mrs.' W. H. Guild en- lei. Mrs. Alice i rippeer, airs. vv.
ained Informally, at dinner Smith. Finance committee is airs.
irsday evening at their home on Albert Becker, airs, cora uioom,
ivenue. Ten guests Wore seat- Mrs. T. Harris. The press com
at dinner at 6:30 o'clock. Fol- 'miltee appointed was Mrs. T. O.
Ing dinner brldgo was tho di- Hefty. Mrs. Helene Lincoln, unu
ision of the evening. ., j Mrs. iiarnei i nonius.
1. I. Mrs. Jack Fletcher was asked to
'"potluck supper ut"T o'clock' be custodian of the picturo library.
s an enjoyame Feature ot me " " r -
ular Pythian Sisters' meeting at of the dishes. A conunitteo con
i K. of P. hall last evening. The, slsting of Mrs. T. c. Hefty, Mrs.
Ighls of Pythias Joined their-Albert Becker and Mrs. L. M.
.ea and children at the supper. Ijilrd was appointed to look after
lies at which 35 were sealed. ' " the matter of reorganizing tn
riio lodge meeting. . at which , Girls' club.
. Kva Koyle presided, was ,a I After the business of the day was
ief session and was followed by. completed, ine real mailer 01 m-
plcasant ovening of, social visit'
annual picnic on C'nthorlnn creek
by tho lcc caves, Sunday, Juno 17.
I'ars will leave tho lOagles' hall
at U o'clock and all re asked to
bring a basket lunch. Coffee will
bo served.
MENUS
lly Sisti-r Mary
B It H A KKAST linked rhulM rb,
cereal, cream, crisp broiled bacon,
pop-overt, milk, cpffce.
Uimiiiona.
. Mr, and Mrs. Mllos Woodell re
turned Wednesday from Kaluler,
Ore., where they wero" dologatea
from the l'leasan Grovo gmngo to
the stato i grange. They, report
having a splendid tlino on their
trip. They went by auto.
Mrs. lmcr Neilson . made u
business trip to La Gruudo Mon
day. . Mrs. Ish LHtreal of lni!e wus
over for the Aid meeting Thurs
day. Mrs. Lou Stanley of -tho Iowa
district attended tho I.adii-s Aid
meeting at Mrs. Ott's Thursday.
Frank and I.oo Wagoner, littlo
sons of Henry Wagoner, who have
I been at the I. O. O.
Bridge
Pointers
lly Milton O. Work
Portland for the past year, aro ex
peeled home this week.
I Mr, nnd Mrs liert Banders have
'moved to Klein where thev will be
MINCHKON Casserole ofa interested in tho operation of an
spring vegetables, prune" ureau, oil station there.
floating Island, hermits, milk, tea.
' CO NTH ACT llllllX.K '
. (Continued from yesterday).
In Contract, Just as in Bridge
and, because of tho Increased valu
ations, even mora Important In
font met than in Itrldge it Is cs
sentinl that a gamo-golng contract
should bo reuched but not over
reached. The Contract pair vho
frequently fail to bid fur iramo
homo In .when there Is game In the hands,
11NNRU Braised mutton cut
let, tomato nnd cabbage salad,
strawberry cobbler, milk, coffee,
Tho main dinner dish Is an ex
cellent one (o keep in mind for
those evenings when dinner must
watt. A! slice of veal cut from the
leg or round steak la very good
cooked this way.
Braised Mutton Cutlet
Ono slice mutton cut Vt Inches
thick, 4 potatoes, 4 or 5 ncrw
carrots. 4 or 6 white onions. 2
teaspoons salt. A teaspoon pep
per." cup boiling water. .
Chnrwn mont from thtt ' lnrirpst
nnrt nf th Iait. Trim nnd Mlnith '
We Kere rather sorry that Con
gress adjourned. A couple ot seiii
atom we know will havo to hire
halls.
or who are apt to bid for It when
it is not there, havo a sorry record
to produce at tho end of the ycar.
( Tho number of slams 'made In
every hundred hands dealt has
I never, an far as I know, been de-
Iterminod with any great accuracy; i
but it seems safe to say that in tho t
long run not over two deals in aj
hundred will produce hands which j
justify any kind of slam bidding.
Slam will be made oftener than
once in fifty deals, but .a largo
percent ago of slams . aro due to
somea rortunato break which can
not be foreseen by the bidders dur
ing tho auction; so It must be ad
mitted that any of tho slam-bld-,
ing conventions which would seri
ously Interfere, with reaching, the
soundest final declaration for the
combined hands, would work badly
In forty-nlno hands out of fifty
oven If it led a slam bid and made
once In fifty times. That would
be a serious enough condemnation
of sucfi a system ot bidding, but
that is not all. ,
Tho chances arc that hi the fif
tieth hand in which tho slam can
be sanely bid fur and safely made,
partners will be able' to reach tho
slum by sound non-slam bidding
just as surely as with tho aid of
theso unusual systems. Ho it Is safe
to say that in the short history of
PUTMAN'S
. for HOSIERY
Onyx "Pointex," Gotham Goldstnpe
and Gordon
: 1.50 to 2.05
La Grande's Exclusive Ready-to-Wear and Millinery
of slam bidding In which slams do
not bother tho bidders until after
the declaration has been definitely
"set." A Contract declaration - Is
wild to be sot when both partners
understand that thoy are to Play
Contract In this country, those who No Trump. Hpudes, Hearts, Ilia-
havo used these systems havo lost momls or Clubs, as the case may
thousands of points ami galiiei n(,; that Is, when tho partners havo
tew. If any, In return. . 'agreed upon what their declaration
The abovo does nut apply' to tho will bo It they obtain tho contract.
saner and more conservative type! After such an understanding hits
been readied, subsequent bidding
by either partner is solelv for the
purpose of showing tricli-taltltiR
ability, and Is designed to discover
whether tho partnership may ven
turo to a bid of six or seven I. e.,
a hid for Hmall or Big Blam.
How, the "sot dec'elaratlen" Is
arrived at and other questions of
slum bidding will' be considered on
Friday and Kuturduy of next week.
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meat In several places through to J
tho bone to prevent curling up.jV
Pare potatoes, scrape, carrois and
peel onions. Put into a good-sized' X
covered baking dish or roaster.
Sprinkle with half the salt and
pepper. . Broil meat quickly ;" on
both sides until brown and place-,
on bed of vegetables. Hprlnkle
with remaining salt and pepper.!
Add boiling water and cover closer X
und card playing.
lerest was introduced, the joyous -jy. Hake two hours or longer in
task of burning the mortgage. Aft- a moderately slow oven. Servo on
er these years of working and a hot platter arranging .tho meat
I quiet marriage as solemnized, striving, the club nas nnany ac- in mo center ana mo . yegoiaoics
the Christian church jiursonago cumuiaieu enouBii ..i..- "" -
,,.,!. uihari inn,, Prnii im- naynioiit on mo uunaing ami u ml- :
the bride of John A. Sim- . lie ceremony wua " i
,. Both are from Knterprise. I the mortgage " " J"""'' (JUVE flSKSUAALS
i,. i,.u n r. ptnnm np- dent. Mrs. W. A. McNeill, Hiiro-
. 1 ' ssm duced the speakers and herself I i
! mild a fitting tribute to tho club COVK, Ore. (Spei lnl) The sum-
members and their share in the , pier school grows daily more inr
work. The actual task was shared
by four past presidents, Mrs. A. (
Conklln. Mrs. S. 11. Welmer, Mis.
U M. Laird and Mrs. W. A;. Mc
Neill, named in tho order ot suc
cession. ' Tea was served' by the
hostesses for the day, Mrs. Mc
Neill. Mrs. George McDanlel, Mis.
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WORTH WI
TOBY WALKER
x And Company "
TONIGHT:
Cell's Garden'
Biff Tent
. Corner 8th and M
Fuslal funis Will Uo
OooU Tonight
. DtMira :0ipii T.itO ? V,
. . hliow bUrlJL 8:101 .
Admission 1 v 25c
Children .... .....;.....10c
Res. Seats 25c extra
l.unlz, Mrs. Mills and Mrs. Murtin.
I . Monthly meetings will bo held
during the summer instead or semi
monthly sessions.
tereKting. Mr. Austen's half hour
i.ti the morning dlHcussliig "Jomus
Way of IJfe" Is found all too Hhort,
,4ih are also the lectures on the vurU
ouh BUbjectH. Etich lecturer brings,
out Btiine new and Interesllnor view
(point. The afternoons are spent in I
play, hiking, swimming, tennis,
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there Is an hour of pure unndnlt--1 a
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Announcements
r T1mj ;ParHdulor'- luh : will moot
I Wednesday, Juno 20, at the city
' park, with Mrs. Fre-d Young and
1 Mis. Nell Thueker us hostesses.
having mi evening, to entertain the
Italulng on Monday.. Tho; Dalles J .
iouk u iiirii oil iuenuiiy, ienuie
tun on Wednesday, and on ThiirH-'v!.
diiy Ueml and Hood Ittver Joined i
forees.
-4Lrs. J. li. Wdlihei' and Verhia
and Alien Mny, from Klve I'ulnts'Jt
ennie over on Thursday,
Alfss Thulmu AiiderHun who has
Jli.lit tho vn'iM nt t(,tiiiniitl iiiima T
Menibers of the Yoemen lodge iutUlc Wednesday.' She Iuih two ofiV
I her girl friends as her guests for
and their friends will hold thelt
Sunday Dinner Menu
Dinner Service 11:30 to 8 p. in.
June 10, 1928
TABLE D'HOTE DINNER
. $1.00
Fresh Shrimp Cocktail
Consomme de Volaille
Chicken Gumbo with Okra '
Celery and Radishes
Stuffed Spring Chicken, Giblet Sauce
Baked Sugar-cured Ham and.
Sweet Potato Louisiana
Snlia nf nniiiootiV Tlnrlr trnv Trnffps
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Roast Leg of Spring Lamb, Mint Sauce and Jelly
I Baked or Mashed Potatoes
Fresh Asparagus Tips Drawn Butter
Fruit Salad Dclmonte
Strawberry Short Cake Canteloupe a hi Mode
Peach Pie and Cheese
Tea Coffee Milk
Through the week ly our 35fl'latc Lunches
and 50c Merchant Lunch
a tow days, Mlsa J-'ralleea Chlnk-
enherf; und Mlaa Mury TuuinUs,)
belli uf Xyaaa.
lien ilarria la at heme frum O. I
S. C.
.Mr. and Mra. Uertrand Wardell,!
nf Daker, jiro Hiicndiii; tlielr vaea--'
linn hero at tlie-huiueH uf Mr. and; 1
Warden and Mr. and Mih,.
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BETH BAILEY McLEAN
. -Home Economics Expert, who' will conduct the-
I Observer Cooking School
a Jupol.toincjysive , .'6.
v HAS SELECTED
the
: "FLAVOR ZONE"
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Mrs. 1'
V. V. Murphy.
Air. und Mrs. l'uyne tihungle and
rlnldreu of Kedru Wooley, Wash.,
are quests of Mrs. tihungle's moth
er, Mrs. Mae Kelly. ,
Mrs. K. McCoul and Darcy Mc-
Cool will leave Katurduy for Val--C
1 I .i lr .. )!,.. ...til I i
C Itertsch was quite badly In
jured Thursday morning by being
thrown on some rocks by a horse.
Ho has some cuts on his face and
badly bruised, but It is thought
that no bones were broken.
O. Lund is erecting a new barn
in his place east of town. There
are halt a dozen men at work on
iho construction with J. JO. ltundell
in charge and the barn Is n carina
completion.
Mrs. J. It. 1'rlce, w.urthy matron
of ihft Kustcrn Star, is in Portland
attending grand lodge which Is In
session there this week.
Miss tieneva M urchlson who
graduated from high school this
year, will attend the summer school
at la Craude and this full will en
ter Monmouth.
Airs. Richard Wade has us her:
Kiicst, her sister-in-law, Mrs. Wade,
of Klgin.
Delegates to the convention of
Federated Clubs at Klamath, Falls'
June 25-l'8 are Mrs. W. A, Mc
Neill and Mrs. Helene Lincoln, ;
with Mi's. W. Smith as alternates.
Twenty-six honor certificates
were issued to third and fourth
grade school children for entering
a picture contest.
Mrs. Kdith I. Tense of Tullmun,
Wash., is spending the summer at
the home of her sister Mrs. John
Allen.
SUM5IERVILLE
PERSONALS
SI MMKHVILLK, Ore., (Special)
Mr. und Mrs. George Manuel, of
Southern California and their son-in-law,
Lloyd Hose, visited Satur
day and Sunday "at the homo of
Mrs. Manuel's brother, Elmer Nell
son. Mr. and Mrs. Uurr Slack and Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Johnson returned
tho first of the week from Kalnlcr
where they went to attend the,
meeting of the state grange,
, M r and M rs. Dave Sanderson
travo a dinner Sunday for their son,
I Virgil, who was recently married
tn Miss Wunda Nellson. The young
t couple were married at IJakcr Juno
1 Mr. and Mrs. William Sanderson
I motored to J -a Grande Thursday. -j
Oscar Crulg and Florence Fan
' mm wero married at La Grande
Monday afternoon. v
I Miss 1-ouise Wctz-1, of I -a Grande
Is visiting for u few days at the
home of her IrKnd ' Mlfl Isabel
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This is the ranpc to be used at
The Observer Cooking School
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Westinghouse
Automatic Electric
Range
to use in her cooking demonstrations
Until June 30 Until June 30
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Reduced prices.
Only 10 down.
Completely installed.
"60 days free electricity lor cook
ing. :
Our special arrangement made yes
terday for a flat installation price has
solved your problem. See us immedi
ately. Orders filled in order received.
Eastern Oregon Light & Power Co.
"Cook by Electricity the Modern Way" . -
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