La Grande evening observer., June 25, 1928, Image 3

Monday'," June 25, 1928
tA' GRANDfi: EVENING OBSERVER
Society: News
Guests Honored V
At Dinner Party
At Speckhart Home
-A pleasant affair of last Thurs
day evening wus u dinner ut which
Mr. und Alrn. John, Speck hurt en
tertained ut' llit'lr homo on Ktfth
street to honor Mrs.. , S. Horden
arid dauffhtor, Alice, of Shoshone,
Idu., and Miy.und Mm. Jou Kordlc,
of' Portland.
Mrs. Ho rd on and Mfss Hordcn
have heen the guests of the Jtev:
nnd Mrs. H. W. J'uNfur. They re
turned home this morninff. Mr. und
Mm. Kordlc were the Kin-tH of Mr.
und Mrs. l'aul KnuutK at their farm
home und were here on u honey
moon trip, rut u in ink' today. They
were marrti'd June I'd. Mrs. Kur
il Ic (Violet Kcelen) tautfht at the
Jowa school last year.
fully appoints tahle nt t:t '.. "K!"t BEACH
o'clock when u three-rourse lln- """' "' '""".
nor wa Kerved. Whllo ro.el.uda1 flt "1" over "? """?P- 8 uu"
und eunlatluns forim-d .in effective . Usually prucircui.
centerpiece. . A aoeln I - evening fol
lowed.. Thoso seated ,.ut dinner
r Mr. nnil Mrs. 8. O. Kmllh, Mr.
und Mm. I'uul Knaulz nnd daugh
ter, I.llllan, Mr. nnd Mm. H. W.
J'urker. the four honor guests and
Mr., und' Mi-h.. SpecUliart. .
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Miss Marvel IChlnc was hostess
enspnrffer,
Cove.
nnd nr. H. If. l.yllle. of
Mrs. P. 8. Robinson presented
Miss Anita llerluurtn. vlojlnlst. In
a recital before un enthusiastic
at a . pretty dinner party Krlday .group or friends last l nursday eve
evenlntr at the Sacajawra Inn when'nlng. .Miss Anlla shows murh noll
she entertained for Miss Jean "y nd promise for a little child
Chandler. MIkh Chandler Bradti-jof her uge. She pluyed the entire
ated from the Kmmunnel hospital program with accuracy und expres
early this month und has-been vis-i Hion.: Miss l.enore Headley, plun
IIIiik here from I'ortlund with her j 1st. assisted her. Miss lleudley has
parents. Mr. und Mrs. c. W.-Chund-. a beautiful touch nnd plays with
ler, for .nearly two weeks. Miss! ease and dellrnry. She Is ulso a
Chandler returned vexterduv to pupil Of Mrs. Hoblnson. Miss Kthel
I'ortlund to do additional bosnllal .Hansen, who has
, MENUS
By KIhU' Murjr
nRRAKKAST Htrnwherrlea,
cereal, cream, codfish -cakes, rye
toiiHt, tntlk, coffee,
1AJNCHICON Cold sliced meat
lour, creamed carrolH, tapioca pud
diuK, milk, tea.
. UlNNKIl HcHiMt loin of lamb,
spaghetti, new pea In cream, mint
Jelly, celery, radlHheH 'and olives,
nranKe ice, ' hutterseoteh cookies,
milk, coffee.
The cookies served with dinner
lee are the "lee-nox" variety.
.Many women prefer to nerve a
1'i'iwp cookie rather than cuke with
an Ice hut the tedloim process of
rolllnK and cultiiiK cookleH in hot
weather hppiiih scarcely wmth
while. This cooky is delightfully
easy to make and keeps well to
have on hand for emergencies. ,
!lit!t4rstil'i Cookltft
Three-fourths cup butter, 2 cups
light hrowu stigur, 2 eggs. teu
Kioon cream of tartar, k teaspoon
soda. 3 cups flour. 1 teaspoon
vanilla, teaspoon salt.
Creiini butter and beat In sugnr.
Add et,rKs well beaten. Mix and
sift flour, cream of tartar, salt
and add to first mixture. Add va
nilla. Fnrin Into u Ions roll about
two Inches In diameter and let
standjn Icebox over night. Cut In
thin (dices and hake In u hot oven.
UNION PERSONALS
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Miss Kthel Hunsen
Group of American Melodies .
"Mocking lilrd ,
work for the next four -montliH.
('overs were placed for seven nt
the hole! dining room Krldny e-ve-nitiK
when, ut 7 o'clock n five
course dinner was served. Salmon
sweet peas were used to form a
pJuirminK centerpiece, at the pret
tily nrruiiKcd table.
. ' Following dinner the guests went
to the home of Mrs. I). 11. Moshy
on Spring avenue, where "600" was
l he diversion of tho evening. Miss
Ilelehe Price won the prize.
At a late honrMrs. Moshy and
AlitH It blue served refreshments,
bringing the delight nil party to
nn end. Those seated at dinner
were tho Misses Kdna Uedbetter,
Valette llarer, llelene Price. Mrs.
MOHby and her daughter, Nola Hue,
aivl Miss Chandler and Miss Jihtne.
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VlTNION (Special) Miss Clara
VnSi Mouten was the Inspiration of
a deltghtful party Saturday evening
when a number of her friends
pleasantly surprised her. "The .oc-
CfUlnn was her bin hdffy-ninntveT,! Xrelu Titus und Hersehol Hal
ftiry. I pe evening whs speni at
gimcs, music and dancing. At a
bile hour rel'i eKhtuentH were served
lTNION, Ore., (Special) The
MlHses Ktlilu nnil lletheno Miller,
very pleasing wno lmve h(,pn mtendlng the Uni-
soprano voice sang one number, verstty of Washington nt Senttle,
The program follows: I returned Wednesday to their
"First Air nnd Variation" Op. R! ' homes here where they will spend
- . , Duncln tho summer vacation. They report
Miss Anita Hermann a very plensant trip1, having come
"Rv the Wnl em of Minnetonka" ! over the John Day highway and
leu ranee- mrougn me meienRie puna.
. Airs. u. I'. Jill M turn two unugn
ters, Mrs. Morton Davis und Miss
i.vnn Alice Hall, motored to l.a Grande
Thursday where they spent the uf-
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ginny ' , itissinnti i-i.o.
"Pop Goes the Weasel" 1 Mr, nnd Mrs. 1. U Valentine and
Kuchmund three children, of Melbourne,
Miss Anita Hermann Wnsh., are house guests for a
"Drifting" ; Hechtel couple of weeks at the home of her
Mi8B"7eno"Head'iey parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. P. J. Hull-
"fnvotina" v.4 Ordla Ins. Mrs. Valentine wns Ida Hnll-
Knchanttsd Hour" Mouton Ing before her marriage.
: yuu, a nit i l urninnn ' Mrs. Margaret Sheets and
THE GIRLS THEY LEFT BEHIND THEM!
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Bridge
Pointers
' By Milton O. Work
Continuing tbo subject -, of pre
empting bids (meaning thereby Ini
tial bids of three or -more, mude
with tho hope of . shutting out all
other ' bids), It la Important for
the student Of tho game to bear
In mind thnt to bid three Initially,
the bidder's hand should colituin
nt least seven aurn tricks if the
suit he name be Dir. trump! and to
hid four initially, the hand should
contain eight sure tricks With some
additional probability. ',
A pre-empting bid does not guar
antee uny specific amount of help
for any other bid or for defeating 0
an nflver8e'bld. Pre-empting hold- O
lugs uro very unusuul; and there
are hands which ure too strong to 'a
make preemption udvlsable. With:0
great length-and strength in one 2
suit and strength without length o
in one suit nnd strength without g
length In one other; pro-emptlng0
is usually desirable: but withio
length and Btrength In one suit und g
strength In (wo others, pre-empt- i
Ing is not necessary because It ls(0
not likely thnt the opponents with
only ono powerful suit ran outbid o
n" hand that coutulns three. - If.j
they try to do so nnd go too far, Iq
the opportunity to Inflict n severe (o
penalty may nrlse. These, dlstlnc-;2
tlons can be explained best by ex
amples. ...
NEW ARRIVALS
In" Corselettes, Negligee Belts, Claspons,
Artisttque Combination and Bandeau
COc to $6.75
, PUTMAN'S
La Grande's Exclusive Rcndy-to-Wear and Millinery
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When Capt. I lurry lyon nnd
Uailloman Jn mes Warner left
with the Southern Cross, they
were somewhat estranged from
their wives. iut their epochal
flight and the radios exchanged
have resulted In recmiolllatlonR.
nnd Mrs. "Franky' Warner (above) nnd Mrs. Trmn Meyer : Iyon, .
both of Snn I-'ranclsco, will be ut the dock wlllh open'nrms when '
the boys come buck. ' . ,
business visitors nt Union Friday.
Mrs. T. O. Ilrudshuw nnd son,
Kredrick, of Baker, are at Union
where they will spend the summer
with, her mother. Mrs. Muhle Qalo,
while Mr. liradshaw Is utteniling
summer school nt tho Unlvorslty
of Montana nt Missoula,
Among tho Union people attend
ing the carnival in La Grande
Tuesday evening were, Mrs. l-'earl
Shaw and daughter Vera, llruco
avls, Lester Posey, Lewis Davis,
bj Mrs. Vim Houten.
ree Staff of
Lodge Entertains
'"Vfhe degree .stuff of the Crystal
Helieknh lodwe Rave an fntoresting
program Friday evening
daughter, Virginia, of l'ortland, ar- lOre Cllne and daughter Lois, Hyl
rived in Union the first of last 1 via Jones, Mr. nnd Mrs. Hert
week and nr hotiBe guests at the .Knight and daughter Amaryllis
and Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Dubbin.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred Fox were l.a
Grande visitors Saturday evening.
, Mr. and Mrs. Kdtson Spears and
daughter, Yvonne, left Wednesday
by car for CorvulliB, where they
will spend ten days visiting rola-
tlvea Thflv u-ni-n f,,lii,l nl nU..
by his parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. J. I
UNION VHnerlnll A nretty Juno homo of Mrs. Sheet's sister, Mrs.
wedding touk place Thursday eve- Hannah Hufrman.
ning nt the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. 'and- Mrs. .)t, -IT. Honney nro
W. Ilalsay In Soulh Union when enjoying a visit; from ner latner
J. T. Hrunnian, of iseiiingnain,
sny were united in marriage, i nt. wasn., wno arriveu nero severui
ceremonv was nerfornied ut 7:.10 dnys ago.
o'clock with tho Hev. . Itohert C. i Miss Maurlno Carroll, former-r
l.ee, of the Methodist - Kpiseopul ly of- Union but nrtw residing nt
church, reading the services in the Medrord, Ore., where she Is Dean
uresence. of Immediate' relatives of womeli at tho Medford High
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at the
temple following the Odd Fellow's: groom.
ineoling us a means 'of defraying . best man.
(Expenses on some of the team's
equipment. Kefresliments were
lerved during the evening nnd a
ery satisfactory sum was realized.
Mrs. (. Mcl'herson, who is cap
tain of the team of 20 members,
was program chairman nnd Mrs.
William Beery was refreshment
ehulrman.
The progrnm began with a piano
solo by Miss Kllu Kngel, with a
recitation by Verna Horlne, a pi
ano solo hy Kleanor Hicks anl a
recitation by Higrid Horlne follow
ing. Then a skit, "Courtship I'n
der Difficulties," wns presented in
which Miss Lydla Hug. Mrs. James
Moss nnd Mrs. C. R Md'herson
look part.
A piunologue nml dance wns giv
en by Florence Houston with
Hftinche Mcl'herson und Kleunor
Hicks assisting. The final part of
the program was a tableaux,
"Women's ItlghtH," in which Mrs.
Fv A. Kngel, Mrs. James Moss, Mrs.
IdP Moats, Miss J.ydia Hug, Mrs.
C F. Mcl'herson, tiorge' Kobert
son and Frank C. Loock took part.
Out-of-town visitors during the
evening Included Mrs. Jennie Hle
vlns. of Murphyshoro, 111., who has
been visiting with Mrs. J. M. Koch-
and a few close friends.
The bride was attractive in a
simple gown of orchid georgette
und carried n shower bouquet ot
bride's roses nnd orchid sweetpeas.
Her only attendant was Miss Wini
fred Halsay, sister of the bride
L. Cad well ucted us
Immedtutely following
the ceremony, dinner was served
In the dining room, which was
prettily decorated with syrlngn and
other garden flowers. The happy
couple left Friday evening for Port
land, where they will muke their
home. Mr. Halsay Is employed In
the Htelger-Wold milk plant there.
Both Mr. nnd Mrs. Halsay are
graduates of V nlon H igh school
and have lived here a number of
years, where they have many
friends who wish them every hap
piness. Mrs. Halsay Is the daugh
ter or Mr. and Mrs. William Titus
and Mr. Halsay Is the oldest son
of Mr, and Mrs. W. JIalsny.
school, returned Tuesday to her
home nfler a few dnys visit here
ut tho hoihc of Mr. and Mrs. Mor
ton Davis. Miss Cnrroll and Mrs.
Duvls, nee Klenor Hall, were sor
oriety sisters nt the Oregon State
college.
1 Mr. and Mrs. Morris Miller and
children returned Saturday to their
home nt Dufur, Ore., after a
week's visit here ot the home of
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charllo
Adams.
Jiruco Davis, accompanied by his
father. A. H. Davis and uncle and
' aunt, Mr. nnd Mrs. C. V
who nre. hero visiting from Onlc-
land, Cnl., left Thursday for Weis
er where they will spend several
days visiting relatives. Miss Mar
garet Anderson, who has been
I' visiting hero several days at tho
Merton Davis home also accom
panied tnenf to Idaho where she
Spears, who accompanied them on
their trip going over the John Day
highway. Mr. Spears is nn em
ploye of the Union Flouring mill.
Amputation Fails
To Save Girl, 12
POUTI.A.ND, Ore., June ZT,
(AP) Jule Vauuhn, 12-year-old'
P.endleton Kirl, died hist night at a
hospital hern following amputation
of her left arm u week ago. Iler
arm was broken in u fall from a
tree two weeks ago and infection
Davis, j developed. She was brought to
I'ltruanu uixi .Monuay una ner ni in
was amputated at the elbow. Kor
a time she showed Improvement,
hut her condition became worse
and death occurred last night.
The body will be sent to Pendle
ton today nnd funeral will be held
there toraorrovv.
.will snend some time visiting be
fore returning to her home nt I The Pullman porters have neriu
Portland. 'ed not to strike. President William
Fred Kiddle, of Island City, nnd Green of the American Federation
I.yle Kiddle, of La Grande, were of libor gave thein the Hp.
Tl'l-.KIIAY PKOfiltAMS
Tho National llronde.astlng com
pany program for .Tuesday night
follows: 8, Kverondy. progrnm;
H:.10, Aniulzo JltunoH; 10 to 12,
dance music. V ' ' -
KGO Onltlnnd (8S4.4nV780kc.)
BrNHO; It, The Pilgrims', t-.; ' .
KOIN Porliand (:! 1 lim-IMOltn)
S, studio vaudeville; .11:4(1, fight
broadcast. ) ;
Kl'llf.'-Ran Francisco (454.3m-
(illokc) S, sweetheart hour; 9,
mush!; 10:10 to 12:10. dance music.
Kl'O Sun Krnncisco (422.3m
7lokc) S. NIK.'; !), Kolstur hour;
10:30, NBC.
KOMO Sent tin (30!).lm-070kc)
S, NHC; !l, orchestra; It to 12:30,
varied program -
KYA San Frnnclsco (3r,2.7m-
duukc) S, program; 8:30, theater
frolic; II, AHt; chain; 10 to 11,
dance orchestra.
KK.I l.os Angeles- (3Dn.8m-7B0-kc)
8, Maxwell orchestra; 9, pro
gram ; 10 to 12, dance music.
KG W Portland ' (4lin-010kc).
8, NIU:; 9, Maxwell orchestra: 10,
KO.MO program; 11 to 12, dance
program. ,
KFI 1.oh Angeles (408.6111-040-ke)
8', N lit'; l, concert orchestra;
10, NIK.'.
KFSVI1 Hollywood (301.2m
830kc) S, Crosby revelers: 9:30.
boxing bout; 10:30, muslcul pro
gram.' KIK Spoknnn (370.2tn-SI0kc)
S, iiiu-slc: .8:30, NHC: 9, Maxwell
orchestra; 10 to 12, dance music.
KMX. Portland (277.0m-1080.
Hands Nos, 1 and 2 are examples
of sound pre-empting bids of three,
liund No. S shows a holding with
which an Initial bid of four would
be fully justified. Hand No. 4 is
distinctly stronger than uny of tho
ntlmw; its holder has tho strength
to bid five, but it 1st not tho type
ot .hand with which pro-emptlon
Is needed because It Is so Btrong
in throe wilts that It Is hardly pos
sible that the adversaries, with
titt-itiil h In nnlv one suit, will bn
able to .bid high enough trf bo'2
troublesome. If they should, they o
protmmy wouiu open tne uoor lor
a profitable business double.
Copyright John F. Dllle Co.
We're Off To
t .
A Good
Start x
And want to tell you that we will be
Open Evenings
and Sundays
Some more of those extra fancy big ripe
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'.Vacation days are at hand nnd
the family cat's worries huvo Just
begun. '
kc) 8, studio program; 9. ABO
rhnln: 10" to 12, dniiro frolic.'" .' '
KJK Seattle (348.0in-800kc) 8,
program: 0, A11C chain; 10 to 12,
dance orchestra and planologucs.
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On Adams in New Melville Bldg.'
Phone MAIN 330'
iiook Over Our Want Ads for
Bargain
Announcements
The So-Ne-He club will have an
all-day picnic nt Riverside park
tomorrow. -
Plx couples danced more ihnn
200 hours In Chicago. Homhs nre
not the only nnnoyances the people
of Chicago have to contend with.
IT ISKTT A ROME WITHOUT A TELEPHONE
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A j i THE Bashful Fellow may
! m; I I n hesitate about calling at a
'iiiv& il1!' Girl's home and risking 8
f Pwii 1 i "cross-examination" from her
fM inquisitive little brother.
He much prefers to call her
JiSikA oa the Telephone
Home Independent Telephone Co.
AMD YOU CAM UTI OKI Nl A VBW 4SKTC A SATI
I.yle Kiddle, of l.a Grande, were of I Jibor gave t hein the Hp. J
OUT OUR WAY By Williama I
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It's the house that advertising makes possible.
Everything in it from the asbestos shingles on the roof
to the concrete foundation blocks is advertised even
the plan itself, made by a-famous architect, can be
bought for a nominal sum. And because so many
people read the advertisements for the different
things going into this house because so many .. buy,
them the" price of this house is well within your
reach.
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