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V'lWO 1090JL0 PageThm Monday, July 2, 1928' LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Bridge Pointers Br Milton O. Work Society Mem Quests In City Are Honored At . Informal Affairs I Stanley Vowell, which waa eolem- nUed quietly at ttio J.tKhthoune Gospel mt8loii Saturday evening. M.C Henrlcksen performed the ceremony. ,1 The brill Is the daughter of Mr. and Mm. Sum Clay, who resldo on Kat JluaseH. Htrout. She is well jtuown her, having graduated from This Is the season for out-of-town guetitit and luuny are the lu Cirunde folk whoure entt'i talnUn;. visitors at their Jioiiit-H ju.st nowv Thtue vIhIIh ure occasioning a imA of the little Informal ly planned affairs thai characterize. tht-summer sea sou. And what a delight Uihv nrt! The Imminence of Fourth of July hu swelled) the ndmher of limise guests and many of these will go to .Wallowa -hike for tho( holiday. - Swimming parties Jiive probably been resorted to most often during the summer entertaining, particu larly among tlio younger, folk. Yes terday I he Cove, itadliim "and Pine Cone pools, where the opening look li mi l-, 'wi'rc 1 1 ft iM'tm-u w it ii i itfp of Nswl miners .' -' ' Then, too, there have been evo nings of bridge, finally InToi hml, and auto rides or golf. Mis. Thelma Shepherd, of Walla Walla, who is the guest of Mr. and (the bride of Way no (.'row. The Hev. Hurer at street. their home on Cedar Continuing the subject oC liro- dnptlrrR bids. It Is Important tliut Kollowlnk dinner, other xuests the student or the game glioma un-1 Joined the party and Mr. Hurd en-iderstund that they are not limited tertrilned with a group of songs, to original bids. It is pre-einoiiiiB which he gave informally al the when ai player bids more than, ladles' parlor on the meiumnlne. 1 enough to overeull ft bid made by j Mr. Hurd U niunuger ot the KM his ourtnvr of an opponent, or radio station in I.os Angeles and jumps ft bid made by partner, ny the Itlgh school this spring. Mis. 1 nationally known In music clr- jump 10 imuiii : ..., . Vuwell has been an iictlvt) workerlcles, singing regularly over Kl't.oi i" puinmo .u, .......... both under his own name and as ing auvenmi, nnw i. 1'uul KolivrtH. .it Is not otlen that I KKutnples of the above would be: u man with a 'voice ot the quality I. Smithy One Heart; West, three of MivHuril'l is llesrl In Ijl Grunde, Spades. i and if was a rare treat, both to 2. South, one Heart; West, pass; the guests uml to those who chunc- North. Three Spades. ed to be In the hotel messanlne or 3. South. on Jleart; West, pass; lobby at the hour. Many of those 'North, throe Hearts. who heard jtlr. Hurd sing In per-1 4. South, ono No Trump: West, son have listened to nun nl van- pass; norm, iwo iu i rumira In Christian . organisations for t young folk here. IY A. KVcrdeir, of CoqutHe. tve. lie came hero recent ly to establish his home. Mr. nnd Mrs. Vowell will bo at home to their friends on Knat Itus Hcll street. . Miss Myrs An WayAe Crow Wed The farm home of Mr. nnd Mm K. f. Myers, of near imbler, was the setting of a pretty wedding that Pre-empting after an adverse hid (see example No. 1 ubove) Is not nearly us apt to bo effective as pre-empting originally. When one Mrs. F. A. tireullrhi Is among the mot feted visitors. "Miwh Dorothy Ormsby. I'niverslty of Oregon stu dent, who Is visiting Miss J)orothy fiber-hard, is another popular vis itor with tlio younger folk. Just now'. Mr., ami Airs. Clyde Seitz have as their guests Dr. and Mrs. II. JL Ollnger, of The Dalles, und Oifford SeitjS tf entertaining Griffith ViUhuiis..' ulna of The Dnllea. .. , The visit of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Thomnssine at the. home of Mr. and .Mrs. C W. Hingner last week occasioned se vera I n fl'a 1 ( s, a tnougr them an afternoon of bridge at which Mrs. c. I,. ,yneh entertained, Mrs. ThoinusKhie is Mr. Ulugner's sister. A much enUytnlned visitor among tho very youngest set is Miss Ituth Pnrkcr, -daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Parker, of Portland, who returned home Saturday after OIU times over the radio. Bridge wus the diversion for the rest of the evening. Tn ntnt-thiii the v!hIoih Satur day Mr. and Mrs. Harer planned a adversary has told his story, ' the . ... nr..ii i.. i u n..BU w.iui'a Itld irlven notice to ueiigiuiui irtp iu niiiiunii iuit i . t m-o .- " - and Mrs. Applegate and their son, i formation out from the other; - in l l.-V.l on.l Mr niwl Mrs.' HnriT and Dre-eiUPtlOU UOCS nui mnu linn Mi- was solemnized yesterday afiernoonl their son. Sherman, with the two , North of a desire to keep him from when Miss Kdnabel Myera became visitors, formed the party that:hiddlng und it is apt to na o im drove to the Wonderland count ry j opposite eireci, as num. m.u Saturday, remaining overnight nndjthat South has the strength for an Sunday.. They stayeO at the lodge. Initial hid. It cannot ho said that .,. j pre-emption after an adverse old is ' An enjoyaldo all-day picnic took .never advisable, but It safely can place yestenlay when more thnn 25 I he said that it Is not apt to be er members of the Juveniles of the j fectlvo unless It he carried to n MniuMinm r Won-iornfi wpnt to ; dangerous extreme. Pine Cone for the day. The girls The type of pre-emption shown j SALE W. F. Shields performed the Im presslvo ' ceremony which ' Imme diate Mends, und relatives witness ed... " '' The brldo ws lovely in a roso colored gown. Miss Mna Ci"ow.' sister of the brhloKroom, and Charles Myers, brother of tho bride, were uttendanls to the-couple. Fol lowing the ceremony they left 'for Walla Will la on n wedding trip. Ijiter they will be at home at Los tine, ivliero Mr. Crow Is superin tendent of schools. Mrs. Crow lias been teaching school their, for the past yeur. ' ' . The bride Is the daughler of Mr. nnrl Mrs. K. C. Myers and has many friends in the valley, here she has maile her home. She grad uated from Oregon Normal school. The bridegroom has made his home at J.ostlne, where his father Is a merchant. Mr. Crow graduated in 1B27 from Willamette university. spending alioul two weeks here as wrtere he wns u member of Alpha the guest of Mr. and Mis. A. T, ' s Delta, and of Heta Chi Alpha, HIM. Miss Ituth vlsite.l with her:nn honorary fraternity. young friends here, pai ticwariy, Miss linrbaru Coolldge. ond had u pleasnnt and busy lime of It. The Kill's pool which has been the niec es for the youth of I lie city during lhe.se .past Iwo weeks while Ited Cross swim school 'was held, pro vided ono means of diversion for her. Of much Interest, particularly . tp the younger folk of the city. Is Ihe marriage of Miss Mae Clay and ,i ,.i el.niit Hi o'clock nt thehomolby No. 2 Is not subject to, tho ob- of Mrs. Hael ' Hobliin; 'driving to Jecllon which applies 111 the case I'lnn cone.. They enjoyed swims of No. 1. It Is very opt to. shut at the new pool, which. was opened jout Kasr. as West's pass of South s Just yesterday,, and at noon hud a bid of one has shown weakness; picnic lunch. They returned urter but Houth's Bid has shown strength nightfall. The girls were accom-Mn'at least one suit and, .with great nnnlod by Mr. and Mrs. 'rank .strength in tho pre-empting nana Hoover. Mrs. Hobbln, Mrs. Alston, Mrs. Mary Yesko and Mrs. Hell Divine. ,, .- .V I.AMl CANYON (Special) Mrs. Clyde' Hoppel delightfully enter-. ;illy ,ln at least one other suit, the OVerilld lliuy noi u neceaaiu y. ; The pre-oniptlon Illustrated by No. S Is often valuable as n. shutter-out of the Fourth Hand and Is reoognlKCd us sound and .slauda'rd talned most of the member, of i bidding tactics. A Jump'Of tilts kind the Get-Togather club ,U her home v.su. e e. ; ut on Sixth street In La Grande last Thursday afternoon. After the bus iness meeting, which was presided qver by the president, Mrs. A. L. I'urgiison, the nrternoon wus spent socially. Mrs. Hoppel served dain ty refreshments at the close of the. afternoon. Mrs. A. 15. Peebler will be the next hostess to the club, in two weeks. ' Honoring K. F. Scarborough and Robert Hurd, Los Angeles men who are , visiting here, Mrs. I). .1. Apple gale entertained nt dinner and nt bridge at the Sacojnwea Inn nt ii:8u o'clock Friday evening. Cov ers were placed for six, Mr. und Mrs. W. S. Harer and son, Sherman. 'Mr. Scarborough and Mr. Hurd und the hostess. Mr. Scarborough, who Is a brother of Mrs. Harer und Mr.i'' The rarkdule ' club Is announc Hurd, are guests of Mr. and Mrs.'lng an all-day picnic for meinbersj Announcements tains length with .or . without strength In the suit named hy tho partner, strengt'lv In some other suit und shortness and weakness In a Major. For example,, supposing South (Denier) to have hid 1 one Heart' and WeHt (Second Hand) to pass, the following North hand would justlry a bid , of thro Hearts: , 1 . 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