Tuesday, June 19, 1928
LA" GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
raw i nn
SOCIETY
News
at 6:30 o'clock at tin uttructlvcly or tho Islund City BrldRO club Frl
uppointed lublo at which u IlKhlfOJ day afternoon ut a delightful party
Inner Given At .
rattisbn Home In
Honor of Guests
ii ml Mrs. Herbert Patt Ison
tained at dinner ut their homo
.Seventh slrceW last cventng In
fur of irvti Puttison, or bun
to. Tho dinner wna uIho Riven
their nepHow, llobert I'uttlson,
'ortlund, and Juinea Powers, of
Hand. Tho five wore Heated ut
prettily appointed table ut 7
ock, wiipn a threo-courso lunch
; wus served.
'red PaJtlson has becjn visiting1
e with his mother, Mrs. Mury
tlaon und Ills brothers, Kobort.
hcit und Huiry. Mr. Paltison
ortlund, 1h tho son of Mr. und
Hobertf Pattison Sr. und hua
h horo since .Friday. Tho three
i will leave by cur tomorrow
their homes in California und
it land.
iil mi t lum """b" l,uu ' fiuturdnv uhlh 19. momlwr nf tlin
ight the year's series of after- up(,i
hmcetlng8 to unendln deliKht- of tho F,r8t preslyterian church
.as ion miiiiuruuyuuernoaatton(e(i M1(ja Hu(lft AniJeraon
n mey nuq u no-nosiess P"y superintendent of tho into, mediate
lio city purk. There wero four ' ,iullllt.,Wit u...tuu.i ti.. w.i
es of bridge at pluy In tho open , wlth KobDp a Eaktn uU(1
the Itev. J. Georgo. Wills drove
btrthduy cuke was the contended
A pleasunt Botiul evening followed
and tutor In the evening cake, tco
cream und strawberries weio
served.
Miss Krickson received a num
ber of lovely gifts. She was u
member of the graduating class ut
the high 'school this sprint.
Guests of the evening wero Misa
Mildred llrudshuw. Mitts Mary
Vaughn Hendrlckson, MIks Mary
St rut hers. Miss Catherine Huny
phrey und Miss Irmu Walking.
Handicraft work, was tho chief
diversion of a Friday afternoon
meeting of the Sucujuweu Camp
fire Rroup ut their room in the
Lutheran church. Following a busy
afternoon the group had a potluck
supper. Mrs. Leif Awes, tlioir
guardian, wus present.
at her home. hero. Threo tables of
bridge were at pluy during the aft
ornoon with Mrs. W. D. Mitchell
winding tho prize.
liou4U'ets,,pof lovjely mixed flow-er-s
wero arranged about tho rooms
forming a pretty setting for the
parly. Following the card games
tho hostess served u two-course
luncheon.
The neott meeting of the club will
bo at the homo of Mrs. Fred Kid
dle at Island City, I
'
Miss Clara Kcksleln and Leonard
J. liurlow, both of Klgln, were unit
ed In mnrringo at the office of
Sheriff Jesso H res hears Saturday
afternoon ut 3 o'clock by the Rev.
J. George Walz. Tho young cou
ple was accompanied by Mrs. Jen
nie Kekstein, mother of the bride,
Land Mi's. Mary Brdshcars. v
city park for a 1 o'clock luncheon
tomorrow afternoon. .Members are
requested to bring cup and plate.
Any member having a car Is asked
to bring a carjoud of aid members
with her to the park. A large at
tendance Is urged.
The Woman's Home Missionary
society of the First Methodist Epis
copal church will meet tomorrow
afternoon at 2 o'clock at the home
of Mrs. Gerald Pearson ut 1'crry.
Anyone not having transportation
la asked to call Mrs. 8. O, Smith
and Mrs. L. 8. Han ford. Annual
election of officers will tuke place
ut the session, which ull meiiibciu
are urged to attend.
'
The Past Matron's club of Hope
chupter No. IS will met Wednes
day evening at 8 o'clock ut tho Ma
sonic parlors with Mrs. Itobort S.
L'ukin and Mrs. C H. Kberhurd us
hostesses.
Bridge
Pointers,
By Mtltoa O. Work
Continuing tho sorles or bidding
questions, how many of tho three
following cuu you answor before
reading tho replica given below?
Score In all cases lovo-all (nothing-nothing.)
Today's Hand
MENUS
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4H-X-X
Juno Rhnu'Pi'M tlmt nfit' oi-nil rlnu-n
briskly served only to heighten tho G HANG 13 HALL (Special) A
fun of an all-day picnic at Cove Pienlc complimenting; Mr. and Mrs.
Anson who are visiting here from
their home In California, was held
at the Itlverside purk at La Grande
Sunday. About 35 relatives and a
fow friends of Mr. Anson were
present for tho affair and everyone
declared tho day a success In spite
of rather cool weather. At 1
the boys und girls to Cove In tho o'clock a picnic lunch was served
una iau iiiLernuun wus speai vis
iting. , ...
morning when a forenoon plunge
pavilion. Mrs. Frank Homln-
Mrs. Clarence Green and Mrs.
n Lane were guests of tho
, mi ih. uii's-u juvenilis iiiu nfft..rf .Ph in- inn-hnn
1 1M,U I noon was served ut a neichbor-.
particularly Interesting feature -,n fnrni u...lmnii., ,. n. mi.1 GRANGE HALL (Special)
the afternoon was the presenta-. riivoiRinn -i u.n ..Thursday, ufternoon ' when Mrs.'
- Charles Spencer entertained mem-
! H. I. 'Barker entertained at a fum-
of tho grand prize for the)
host total of scores during the j
to M ra. Clarence Foole, of
Lake.
. Ity Sister Mary
BHEAKFAST Shredded fresh passed?
I""1" lVv, iviiui vuuncu '
cream, crisp broiled bacon, oven
toast, milk, coffee,
LUNCHEON Cheese fondue.
1. What should South (Dealer)
dec lure, holding the above hand?
2. What should North (Third
Hand) dcclnro with it: South hav
ing bid one Heart and West having
passed?
3. What should East (Fourth
Hand) declaro with It; South hav
jlng bid one No Trump, West hav
I ing doubled and North having
1.
and
Tito Answer
Pass. The question of wheth
Dealcr who holds Ace, King
two small of a suit and no
cabbage and tomato salud, whole side, strength should bid or pass
jtefreshmopts were served ut the ' I'ttrty nday
honoring their
io,of tho pleasant afternpon. Tho ' aa"f"r "a' on "t,r oievm
b will resume meetings in the um.i.vv..,. .,,-, u.m ;
uinn.
I
iFrnnklyn Wells and Mr. and Mrs.
Keller Btrlngham of I in bier wero
it the home of her sister,
C. MeCiuy, in La Grande, 22 club,
members and guests were In at-'
tendance. Following a short bus
iness session at which the
Wheat pop-oviM-s, cherry sponge,
milk, tea. y
DINNER Baked sturgeon with
tressing.shoe string potatoes, bet
greens, .cottage cheese, rhubarb
and raisin pie, milk, coffee.
Sturgeon Is a large-salt water
fish that Is at Its best during June
and July. Choose a piece from the
thick part of the fish and parboil
until .the flesh shows signs of be
ing tender;.- Then, cut deep gushes
into Jhe Hslv and fill with a well
Mrs. H.1WM. ,w. .,.(, , ,,
Cherry NMMLgu
Two cups stoned cherries, 1 cup
. ri boiling, water, 1 cup sugur, 2 ta-
dent Mrs It A. Masterton 'P'n"mw? t tablespoon lemon
..n.wu,,,, ..nu 0fti.1.1.(.,,r!P'',sent and following the party ,, .V. 1 Juice, few grains alt, cup chop
ie Baptist pastorate Saturday ?.ePta,'e1nt to Imblor with Mr. and comiulllIlonti Bang two enjoyable'
numbers and .Mrs. Meuiay gave two
clover readings. - The rest of tho
program hour was devoted to a
contest In which four groups vied'
for first place in presenting Im-'-promptu
stunts. Tho judges decid
ed that Mrs. A. L. Huff's group. In
whirh she ucted tho part of
nlnir at 7 o'clock when HormlnaMl Wcll to spend a row days:
nvari uim junn i. j'uuas ww e .
:ed In marriage. The Itev. h
1 1 i.vu iti.i'fnftm.il t lin oiiniitmntf
he presence of his family. LnUv c,,,b1 Kri,lav noon when
0 i a. delegation of memlers and vis
itors were in attendance. Mrs. v.
W. ilam-
LOSTINE (Special) Mrs. Anna
'Hook was hostess to the Comimi-
1 1 r Yminc T ' r n I km ' tin uu nf llin ;
en.hly of God Sunday school' ""f-''
I state convention of the , Women's
Federated clubs at Klamath Fulls
June 28. Mrs. Seuties is club pres
ident and Mrs. Hammock Is vice
1 a class party at the home bf;mofk wcre tofl d.'Ka'Hl tho c,own ,.lnKinuiili;r a ctreus and
ii. H, M. Ziftler .last evening.
lea provided entertainment und
n appropriate hour the hostess
tved refreshments. ... .
j
arty Compliments
liss Anita Erickson
ompllmenling her " daughter.
water and. sugar until cherries are
tender, but not broken. Drain, from
sirup und dtssolvogelutlue in hot
sirup., AM lemon Julue und let
cool. When mixture begins to
thicken, fold in the whltee of eggs
beuten until stiff und dry with a'
her assistants took the part of por-i ,u,n" (ul , T
forming animals, causeil the montfnd imnf nio tt" " I .1
,nerrl.nent and was the .winner.' ,0"10 firm. Turn out of mpld
n..r..M ,ii. sir,nnnNnd serve sprinkled with nuts and
president. Mrs. George Tlllon will amMi!ll hy MrH. McClay, served re- ,n,ldo to nff yolks
bo the next hostess. j freshmenls. Tho next -mortlngrof '' tnoIc unU th k njn
T , "'' "111 be at the homo ofl colored und gradually beating In
UNION (Special) Members of.Mni G xv- xaylor Juno '" ione-half cup powdered sugar und
the Woman's Christian Temperance; " ' ' ' ',6 cup whipping cream. Flavor
union met Thursday afternoon at rnVI,v qn(,piiin Mrs T p auce with K teaspoon vanilla.
the home of Mrs. Kltnlia Kennedy jj,,ftv an, Mis. C. I-
Initially, Is ono on which tho ex
pert opinion of the country Is-not
unanimous. It Is nearly so, , but
thero are a very few (and that few
quite expert) who fuvor bidding
with this combination. Tho trouble
with bidding on so light a holding
is that It nutkes It dangerous for a
partner to raise with the minimum
strength that conventionally justi
fies the raise of a partner's Initial
Riilthlil of on. It la a mistake to
Imnko Initial bids so Iteht - as ' to
create timidity In partners who are
considering whether or not to as
sist. -
2, Two Clubs. The hand Is -of
tho denial type, having only two
small cards In puqtner's suit and
some strength, elsewhere. A pass
would announce either thut' North'
ped walnut meats. jmiu normal ean assistance or nnu
Soften gelatlno in Vj cup cold,"" " "
water. Simmer cherries in boiling i ui nvunva u. '
visitor last week at the home of
Keece McAllster and Joe Harrison.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Ltndaey and
Mrs. culver attended the picnic
given by the men's and women's
ujssses of the . Christian church
of La Grande at the Riverside park
Friday.
Lester Masterton has recently
uccepted a position In the ruilroud
offices In the timekeeper's depart
ment.
, Mr. and Mrs, W. O. Sherwood,
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Sherwood.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Masterton ami
Mrs. Lucy Gruham spent Sunday)
picnicking up Ladd canyon. I
: Mr. and Mrs. Ira Kennedy nc-1
companted by their daughter, Irmu, I
und by Grace Hendricks left Friday j
morning for Boise, Idaho. Mr. Ken
nedy and the two girls accompanied
by Miss Holton of Boise, returned
home Munday evening but Mrs.
Kennedy will remutn In Boise fur
some time, the guest of Mr. Ken
nedy's sister Mrs, Jas Holten.
. Kenneth Fleshmun, who gradu
ated from the chemical engineering
department of O. S. C. the first
of this fnonth, has accepted a posi
tion at Crockett, Cal., in the sugar
factory. He expeots to retain his
position for ut least two years dur
ing which time he will work up
through the lower departments to
the laboratories. It Is Mr. Flesh
man's nmbltion to go to a higher
school of learning us soon us pos
sible. v Cecil Sherwood who '. has just
completed his first year at O. S.
C. returned home from Curvallls a
week ago. Saturday and mado a
short visit with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. W. O. Sherwood. Ho 'has
employment for the summer In the
railroad offices In the Foley build
ing In La Grande.
Delbert Anson, Who was painful
ly Injured about the abdomen when
a horse reare'd and fell on him a
week ago Monday, Is reported as
not so well.- He was up but as his
condition proved to be unequal to
the strain, he was compelled to re
turn to his bed. Mr. Anson is at
the home of his father, Oiiand An
1.
Monday's
Express Brings;
More New
' ".V
. Summer
Frocks
FliOCKS . .
For every feminine
member of the family
NEW '
TUB SILKS
(n all the pastel shades
$G.95
NEW
PRINTED CREPES
Sizes 16 to 44
$10.75
See Them in Our Windows
PUTMAN'S ...
La Grande's Exclusive Ready-to-Wear and Millinery
tho old Kwlng place just oft the
oust end of Clekeler lane.
mail ixfuci-.o now.v
IlOHUBUHa, Juno ID (Ali
son, but lives on what Is known usjMotor troulllo forced a landing of n. tn,
tho South bound mall piano at thelf
emergency landing flold aouth ofjf
Kosoburg ut' 8:30 a. in. till, morcw
Ing. Iti'pnlru wero mado and tho.
uluno resumod Ha Journey at 9:10?
in Anita Friekson, Mrs. August! in North Union. .After a most in
-Mrs. T. C.
Law son will
U-Usopt entertained live of her
jghter's girl frie-nds at a delight
and novel dinner party lust cvo
g ut Jjcr.. homo ;iu.,Muy, I'uiii,
e occasion wiyj Miss JJrickson's
n ijMi iiuiiy iiiini eiBiiry. i nu
lu allalr was a "kid party" and
lit guesl. came, attired In. small
lily's costumes with dolls,
Vn exVwient dinner was served
to real ing lesson,
spent visiting.
the ufternoon wus
entertain the Ladles' guild Thursv
hi arternoon ut tho homo of Mrs.
Hefty. ' . ;
Mrs. Harrison Is "y .
Hostess to Club
GltANQK HALL (Special .Mrs.
Announcements
; , ; : -I
The Loyal Sister's aid of the
GRANGE HALL
PERSONALS
Loyal Sister's
Joe Harrison entertained mem hers Christian church will meet'at the.
For Dessert
i
In demonstrating a complete meal service at
The Observer's Cooking School
Mrs. McLean Chooses
Blue Mo
ICECR
iinfam
E4M
-" made uy , sz
" OltANtllO HALL (Spoclal) v
George Hector, of La Grande; was
a business ctMIer in the district
Saturday afternoon,
Mrs. Fred Wcatherford and chil
dren of .Oakland, Cal., arrived Wed
nesday evening' und are guests at
the home of Mrs. Wcatherfprd's
'parents, Mr. und Mrs. J. A. Hol
jmun. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Duvis, of La
Grande, wre Sunday visitors at the
j. U. Lfndsey home. Mrs. Davis
lis Mr. Ltudsey's sister.
Mr. und Mrs, Henry Hughes and
iMrs. O. I. Harrison visited fur a
'couple of days last week with Mr.
and Mrs. Joe Harrison. i
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Anson and
t wo child re n w ho resl d c I n Ca 11 -fornht
are visiting relatives at
Telocuset and in this district. Mr.
Anson Is the son of Jus. Anson, of
jTelocasot, and the nephew of Mrs.
i George Gekeler, Mrs. George
'Hughes, Orland Anson and the late Saturday Juno
fNervel Anson, all of this district, j ( ; rovo grange n
.lie is oiso mo nepnew ol .Mrs. uert
( Spencer, of la Grunde. .
! Mrs. IjOdrig, of near Haines, Is
'visiting with her parents, Mr, und
Mrs. C. W. Hond.
I Mr. nnd Mrs. O. C. Fleshman re
cently returned from a pleasure
trip to Western Oregon. They were
in Corvullls at the time of the com
jmencement exercises at the Oregon
.State college when GUI students re
'celved their diplomas, their son.
Kenneth, oping among the num-
that -North has less than normal
assist unco for Hearts, strength .In.
Clubs, and no other asslstanco for
No Trump,
3. Two Spades. The- answer to
a partner's double should be mado.
with .a long suit (lour rcardn or
more). As between' two available,
suits of equal length, tho stronger
should be selected , If both uro;
Majors or both Minors; but when
one Is a Major und tho other a
Minor, us In this case, tho prefers
enco should bo given to tho Major
even when the Minor is materially'
stronger. The doubler presumably i
Is anxious that a Major be tho,'
trumn. nrovided ho can find four..
curds of It in his partner's hand;!
tho high cards of tho Minor wilL.
help the Mjijor declaration, where. I
us tho low curds of tho Major are
.not apt to bo helpful, for tho Mt-
uor. bid. . t' "j . .
Copyright, John F. Dlllo Co.
her. One day was spent at New
port and they visited Mrs. Flesh -
Shedd, Ore., for a short time. On'j
their return home they stopped in'
l'urtlaud and enjoyed u visit with
the Itev. O. W. Jones, former pus-'
lor of the Christian church In La
(irande. c
A noV wind sock has been placed
on the tower ut the government
emergency flying field. The ln-1
dlcator Is uu attractive one, the
color being a flume red.
Mr. and Mrs. J, F. Anson and
two children returned homo Wed-,
Monday from u visit with Mr. aud
Mrs. Leslie Jialler, of I'rescott,,
Wash. Gilbert Haller accompanied,
them -home and will spend sume
time visiting with his grandmother,
Mrs. Newel Anson und with other,
relatives. - ,
I'omona grange will meet next.
3 with IMeusant
grange near Summervlllc.
Patrons uro anticipating a very
lrofilahle meeting as Governor
Patterson and tho hoard of regents
nf tho state normal school are ex-'
peeled to be present.
Illauch Fleshman was employed
several days of last week at the
'Huffy confectionery sloro in Im.
Grande. Miss Ficshman expects to
resume her work as soon as tho
weather becomes warmer.
Alex Gluspic, of Joseph, was n
Notes taken at the .
COOKING SCHOOL
At The Evening Observer's
Cooking School Tomorrow See
Beth Bailey
demonstrate
FRIGIDAIRE
PRODUCT OF GENERAL MOTORS
as a part of her mode! kitchen on
the, High School Auditorium stage
Not a luxury, but a
kitchen necessity!
NOT until you have Frigidaire in youi" kitchen can you fully
appreciate its advantages. A food compartment constantly
12 degrees colder thaayou ever thought possible foods kept pure
and fresh for days, even weeks a dessert and ice-making com
partment always below freezing these advantages make Frigi
daire indispensable to the modern home.
And Frigidaire is economical. Every user knows that Frigi
daire pays for itself in better refrigeration at low cost.
KOSENBAUM 'ELECTRIC SHOP
New Foley lildg., La Grande, Ore.
EASTERN OREGON LIGHT & POWER CO.
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