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' .vt . LA GRANDE, EVENING OBSERVER
Degree of Honor
'.: Is Preparing For,
Convention Here
Appointment of commit tec for
tlu at iite cunvention to which the
l.u (ir.indi loilse will be liosttss
this Hcptt'inlx-r wua un Importitnt
fputnro of tlio meeting of the Jli1
Kreo of lonor at Katies hull hiBt
evening. Tho gent'rul convention
cominiitee wan utinounceil by the
pt-oahtent, Mrs. V. H. Wale, us fol
lows: Mrs. Al Herman, Mm Ray
mond Swan. Mrs. K. K. lleussler
ami Mrs. Harry Owen, Mis. Har
old Lyman, Mrs. Jack Hiatt, Airs,
fllurk Webli and Mrs. Hubert Carey
comprise the entertainment com
triitlce, and Mrs. H. Ci, X'olcmun,
M rs. Cleorpt Harnel t, M rs, W. I.
Warner and Mrs. Clarence Ureeii
the receiving committee.
Mrs. Jack Hiatt will he In charge
of a cooked food sale to lie held
July 7 as a means oC increasing
the convention fund. - Additional
preparations for convention were
dlscnsHed last nif?ht, Including the
bazaar, which is to take place In
August...
' Two visiting memhers of the He
, Rree of Jlonor were present ut last
evening's nuM-llng. They were Miss
of flee here. At o'clock last night
ilietflrtH drove, to Cove, where they
enjoyed a plunge In the swimming
pool and an hour or so later went to
the picnic grounds where a delight
ful picnic supper Van served. A
jolly evening of singing and visit
ing was spent about the campflra,
Mian Daisy Kobus und Mrs. Jack
C. Murphy leading in the songs. At
a late hour they returned , to J.a
Grande.
Miss Klggs and her mother, Mrs.
U. Hlggs, have been visiting here
with relatives and friends. Miss
Hlggs has been uttendlng school at
I ten nke- Walker and has accepted
a position in a Portlund office.
Those who entertalnet for her
last evening were- Mrs. J. C. Mur
phy, Miss 1-Mna Jones, Miss Huth
Jones. Miss Kva Hlggs, Miss Irene
Grirrtlh, Miss Bessie Moran, Miss
Katheryn Moran, Miss Maim Gas
sett, Mrs." George Turner, Miss
Kdith Puyton, Miss Louise Salis
bury, Mrs. Joe Hunten, OwmmIu
Hacker and Miss Dutny Hobbs.
Memorial Services
Held by W. B. A.
Annual memorial services for
depurled members were held last
niKHt when thov Women s Henom
Helen Hehllllnir anil Mrs. llei man ! ussorlutlon No. 27 met with 5 at
Sililiel. ot the Alberta loilce In ! lendlnir. The services were llll
I'orllanil. Mrs. 'Hehllllnir Rave aj prexslvely'ohserved by the officers
very intercMtinK talk on the actlvl- unil icuarils, attired in white, with
llesof the I'orllanil lodge anil both Mrs. K. N. Jensen, president, lead-memin-rs
were Introduced to the i Inn In the ceremony which paid
lornl women. '" ' ' j tribute to two lute members, Mrs;
a ,...f,...0i,,t n'n.,..;,innn "miin-'i lleulnh 'Lofton" anil Mrs. Kate Her-
posed ur. Mrs. I'.nartes'W. vuie,3irs,
W. 1. Warner, Mis. Hayniond Rwan
und Mrs. -A. T. .TrolllnBor served
refreshments during the social hour
that rnllowtsl the business session.
About. 20 memhers were. In nl
lendance last evening.
One of the most Interesting so
cial events of this ' week was a
swimming. purty at which the oper
afors lihd ofliri- employes of the
West Coast Telephone company cn
lalneil In honor of Miss Murftnret
ktaxs. who Is visit lllK here from
Portland. Xllss ItlKKS was ut one
lime a telephone operator afr-the
on,' Only tile regujni' oruer iii.iiw
Iness as observed during the
meeting.
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I-
Grande nave, a social Monduy eve
ning ot the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Krnest DeLong; as a means of de
fraying the expenses of the delega
tion Ihot is to bo sent to the stute
convention nt Turner, Ore., the last
of the week., names were enjoyed
on the lawn during the fore part
of tho evening, and Juter the boys
and girls went Indoors where, an ex
cellent program was given. Nick
Hughes gave a clevei reading, Hel
en I'rlce played several entertain
ing pluno cuius and Mar Inn Wag
ner gave a number of pleasing vio
lin selections. During tho evening
the refreshment committee, which
was composed ot Dorothy Smuts,
Prances Del.ong and Mildred Spen
cer, served refreshments from
which u tidy sum was realised.
GUANOR HALL (Special)
Honoring Mr, and Mrs. Chicles
Smuts on their wedding anniver
sary a number of relatives held a
picnic Sunday at Hudlum Springs.
Ilefore dinner the party drove to
Klsher Springs where severul mem
bers enjoyed a swim, returning to
Kadiuiu Springs In time for a fine
picnic lunch. Tho rest of the day
was spent us on enjoyable outing.
In the pnrty besides tho honor
guests were Mr. and Mrs. 1. D.
Smuts and family, Mr. ami Mrs.
Krnest Del.ong und three children,
Mr. and Mrs. lloy Spencer and fam
ily und .Mr. and Mrs. George Geke
ler and tfo children.
GltANdK HALT, (Special)
Friday afternoon Mrs. G. W. Tay
lor entertained tho Countrywom
en's club ut her home on the cove
highway. After a brief business
session the rest ot the ufternoon
was spent socially. , At an upprop;
rlut'e liour Mrs. Taylor served re
freshments. ,TIib guests,. Included .rooms and tomato pureo are nddod
OUT OUR WAY v By Williama
V I
iff .sltM eww A p'raps The wWY
if I-J. . h stTre c' i
nranrl RODE all tw1- .
I VveW FROKA y I i III I 1 I
I MAVNTH BRANCH L: : V i rLJS j
, " MEffOES AR AD - NOT BORN. itctStai
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Mrs. Clyde ! Webb flresonted n
group or her pluno pupils In an Mrs. Kred Weal herfurd, who Is vis- ror flavor and jpinuancy.
Interesting recital at her home in; iting here from Oakland, Cal., Mrs. M,.aKUS anil Crab Mont Snlnil
Krullilale l.-rlduynflernoon, with 4(1, wulter Itlchurds and Mrs. Clarence ' bunches asnaragus 1 cups
friends and parents of the studen.s carler. The next meeting will he nST hr4 Z egg."
attending. Knch young pupil play, no-hostess one ut the tiverslde drops. onion Juice,
ed in a very satisfactory manner!. Pik at I .a Grande on July 13. I, up I mayonnalso, lettuce.
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ki A? b MAO, mml
LOVV ROUND
TRIP FARES
daily during season to
America's scenic won
derlands. One trip
includes
Zlon National Park
Bryoe Canyon
Cedar Brtaks
Kalbab Mat! Forest
Grand CanyonNat'lPk
All expense touri of
3-4 and 5 days (or more)
Stopovert permitted on
your eastern tiip
Far detail addf A fnt
,1. If. KKRNRY,
Agent,
instructor. 1
The program which Mrs. Webb's
pupils presented follows:
'Huxzlng Rumble Itee' Spnllldlng
"A Child's Goodnight" Kpuuldlng
' Jioinster Jtnme
The Clock" Williams
Kay Andrews
The Teddy Hear" Grey
Lynn Snlkleld I
The Utile Soldier Hoy" Mollneall
Helm Kail
The Cnnoe Hide" Williams;,
Jean Ralkfleld
'Song of I he Bull l'"rog" Kern!
Morton Andrews .
'Tho Nymph" '. Preston
'Three Bears" Heckcr
Itoxle Zaugg ' !
'Wicked Witch" Kern
Valse Pel lie" .......Keltorer
Fay Walker
Wind In the Pines"
The Keturn"
Announcements
orf and put aside touch ends for
future use in soup. Drain and
thoroughly chill tender tips, mak
ing them all about three Inches
In length. Cut three or four outer
leaves of lettuce into shreds and
combine with crab meat, adding
onion Juice. Arrange-lettuce . on
salad plates. '. Place half the aspnr
agus on the plates. Hot with may
onnaise und cover with a layer of
tho crab meat mixture. Cover
with remaining asparagus. Add
thin slices of hard rooked eggs
and top Willi mayonnaise. Our
The jiiles' Aid of the Lutheran
church will meet nt the home
ot Mrs. Kred Matthls, 2710 N. Ash
street, Krlday uflernoon at 2
o'clock. Thursday Is the regular
day fur the meeting , but was
changed to Krlday for this week.
Bridge
Pointers
By Hilton O. Work
i We are continuing 4dny tlio
nutton consideration of bidding situations
Burgmueller )nth simple and complex. "
Today's llaiiil
Kva Daugherty
'Soldier's March" Shumnnn
'Piistorale" Hunter
Ttoltha Kail
General Bum Bum" .......:..Poldlul
Marching Song" Dulton
Hurold Zurbrlck
'Dance of the Sunbeams" Cadninn
Ava Maria" i Burgniueller
Margaret Kurbrlck
Scherzo" fade
Will o' I he Wisp" I.emont
l-'ern Robertson
..... t i-l - nil
honnnimn nrtnd before you
vaise Aimuuir"?" i-jh.uh - - -
Jlorotliy Hhino
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Young Folk En joy
Three questions concerning the
above hand: score In ull cases love-
How many can you unsnei
i k nnuunrn which follOW.
I 1 What should South (Dealer)1
.declare, holding the above hand?
wJmt should West (Second
soutn nav-
n- in :.!Hnnd declure with it
OOCiai IliVeillllS ;. ,,, one club?
GRANGP. HAM, (Special)
About 25 young folk of the Sunday
school and Christian Kndenvor so-
Iciety of the Chrlsliun church of Iji
Golf And a
Delicious Dinner!
Maybe you'll have n golf fan
friend of yours drive to La
Grande during the slimmer.
Snnieune from Baker, Pendleton,
Bulse.
How pleasant It Is now to
have an excellent uoir course tn
offer visitors nnd n delicious din
ner nt the Suc.ijnwea to give
them nflerwnrd! It makes an
Ideal entertainment combina
tion Ihe thouuhlful nnd n
liretinteil thing.
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"Points the Way to Hetler Things."
3 What should worm y
'Hand) declare with It; South hav
ing passed !
Tho Answers
1. Pnss. Tho hand Is just under
Iho strength requhflto for a No
Trump. It counts only ten and,
while It hod three suits safely
sinnncd. It has a "thin appearance."
for a No Trump. With this type
of hand it is better to pnss Inl-
inttir nnd. if tho partner bid. to
assist later on.
I nimiL Tho only declaration
other than pass, that West could
consider with this holding would
be an informntory double: nnd the
.fact that the answer to No. 1 wiib
pass makes It self-evident mat me
answer to No. 2 nlso should be
puss. As a general principle it
may be stated thnt moro strength
Is required to justify an informn
tory double Ihnn to Justiry an Ini
tial No Trump. Of course there
'may be an occasional exception to
tho general rule, but it Is best to
say: Do not double with less than
five high rnrds thut probably will
lake tricks: a No Trump may be
bid with three Aces.
3. One No Trump. The pnrt
ner of ft player who has bid a
! Minor suit Initially nt love scorn
! should improve that declaration
J whenever there Is any reasonable
excuse for doing so. When the
hand does not contain a Major
suit-hlil, it Is sound bidding to call
(No Trump over purtner's Minor
.whenever the hand contains
! strength In two other suits or de
fense In three suits: even when one
of the three Is the Minor thnt the
partner has named. The hand in
uestion is an example or tins hoc- ,
trine.
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raamnce
ScMlmg, 3ced Sea iA dau&fy ieJuna
the. an&j, twiij. fyetJk tea uou can $uy,--ab
tea aaMen-'jmemed aa x
, Scfvtfiina &eaet woccAA.
SMART NEW FROCKS
for the
WARMER DAYS
Here are just the frocks you'll want for wear
these warmer days. Frocks of practical mode
yet with more than a hint of frivolity in their
swagger lines.
New and distinctivp smartness ' that mark
them as leaders of the mode, and they are al
ways priced low.
PUTMAN'S
Lix Grande's Exclusive Ready-to-Wear and Millinery c
nlsh with snips of pimento nnd Htngora Id's dream of establishing
servo. ' ' .'
This Is an oxtremoly pretty snl
nd and hearty enough for a party.
MI'HKI'M FOlt RAI.K
' HTtOOKLlNK, Mass. Desmond
an art center . lit this .town -.has
fnded, A "l''or Rale" sign adorns
the museum the mllllonarle engi
neer built in J 1 3. Art objects' for
which he spent f 1,000,000 , were
sold. after he died In 1020. ,
of
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MENUS
ARCADE Coming Thursday
THE GAUCHO
With
Douglas Fairbanks
y surer Mary
BRBAKKAPT Halves of grape
fruit, crisp broiled bacon, potatoes
hashed In milk, bran and raisins
muffins, milk, coffee.
U'NCHKON Asparagus and
crab meat salad, toasted muffins,
straw-berries und bananas in or
ange Jelly with whipped cream,
milk. ten.
DINNKtl Casserole of calf's
lii'er, baked new potatoes, spinach
and celery salad, : sunshine cake,
strawberries and cream, milk, cof
fee. Carrots nnd onions are Included
in the cnxso.-ole of liver, Mush-
It is twice-toasted then sealed in
vacuum while still fragrantly hot.
uau
e9ri toxu tinMina iced tea gaAA
W more. tHxrmca - - more amr--more
&ody--nat jubt teortinctured water.
Sty itli it doe&n't jpromde tAe modi
deiicLauA iced tea yau fuwe ever dewed,
uaur grocer mm return your money
miM return
indaniiu. tylfe hem Um. X
Qfau fheeh tfve. tea.
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BudwelseF
Real Quality
Malt Syrup
Rala-tl with '
Bnc'ier' Malt
Syrup, bread,
calms and cookiet
, are more delicious,
and nutritious.
All the world loves
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LA CRANDE GROCERY CO.
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