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bturday, July 7, 1928 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Page Three in ;. Lydia Grandy ostess At Party Honoring Visitor of tho most Interesting af- to take pluco here during the nt summer eaon was an ttft- bn party ut which Mrs, Lydia ly wus luiHtesa yesturuuy ut (home on Washington uvuuue, irinj? Mrs. J. M. "Aunty" Uer- t Portland. I party brought together a fl) of old friends, endeured by y years of ussociutlon In IM tie. It was u pleusunt occa- Indced, for them, and the an ion pussed swiftly while they ted happily, reminiscing of ear (clays in this, their homo city. big those present were some of runde s most honored and ie- ed pioneers. ring tho afternoon Miss Helen mis, granddaughter of Mrs. dy, played a group of piano )ois that were heartily enjoy- Alius Williams and her sister, Jean Williams, assisted their lmother In serving delightful shinents ut the close o tho fnoon. 4. s. Berry Is visiting hero with a other, L. L. McKennon and with Mrs. J. 1). McKennon, with her many friends here, wilt return to Portland Uiis ng after spending, about a here. Mrs. Berry was for :y years u prominent Lu. Grande nt. faests of Mrs. Grundy yesterday Mrs. J. 1. McKennon, Mrs. McKennon, Mrs. I'ete Thci ijMrs. Helia Hcott, Mrs. Kmmu I ding, Mrs. J. K. Koley, Mrs. bfina Gangloff, Mrs. Lena Ber i 'ennington, Mrs. Hudio Lambert Ajlrs. Grundy's daughters, Mrs. E. Oesterling und Mrs. Sher dj Williams and her daughters, jund Helen, .und the honor tj , . , , , i 5 b compliment Miss Dorothy isby. Portland girl who has jthe guest of Miss Dorothy lh;ird this last week. Miss Lois fon entertained last evening. &fist purt of the evening was jLtsiit the Zuber dance and later jgucsls, went to the home of the (. ;en on Cedar street, M'bere two es of bridge were 'ut play. Vei n ' baimi made high score and the . Or giiest received a prize.- lie , hriients were served. Guests ftlhts Ktla Belle Kitchen, Mitts ' ptiy Kherhard, Jorothy Onus- nd .Cohort Guild, Bichuid Ly i, William - Crowe and Vei n hanin. ' I' ;; , ' ' 1 :cajawea Group ., g Elects Qfiicjrs lis Edna Jensen .was elected tldcnt of the Sacujawea cunip Hvhen that group held un elec T Meeting last evening. Miss ieri Kiiccecdn Miss Natalie rt.f Oilier officers chosen were j Hdr-n Hughes, vice president; ",e KHIer, secretary; Thclmu In )i treasurer; Natal io Ebcrt, )ei Next Wednesday morning ; gtjoilp will go on a breakfast i to Uoostcr peak, where they jpri-pure a cumpfire breakfast, tr guardian is Mrs. Leif Awes. ir i f ie? Lucky Dozen club met with I C. E. Sting Friday ufternoon Jet home on 1 avenue. The has just been organized und Jitt'et the first und third Friday itch month. ; very pleasant ufternoon was U) Light refreshments were 2(1 at the close of the ofter u Mis. C. II. Griffin will be ptxt hostess. . Leif Awes, president of the afire guardian's association returned ttie first of the week Portland, where she attended Vilional training course school guardians at Camp Mama nil, 3odge park. Mrs. Awes eurn if ional certificate for guardians tossing a number of difficult ireincnts and also won the ilqiia honor for guardians. sing servlro In the home-, one ii- outtiimlinK alms of camp-J inrk. .Mi s. Awes attended the j Jiib school chiefly to verse her - Ui the various fields of suurd- y ork for mitiiiiici- catnps and fimirse will he of great assis- j to her ut the Cnmpflro cuinp i imp l'hy next month. 4 1 IralnlMK dealt in all branches George Says- Paint Your House with "NORTHWESTERN" HOUSE PAINT One of the Best Paints Made Sawyer-Holmes Mercantile Co. Phone MAIN 17 u of craftsmanship, music, botany study, girl psychology, home serv ice, and recreation supervision, with the leaders nutlonal and Pa cific authorities on the subjects. Theodore A. Harper noted psy chologist und author, gave three lectures on .adolescent psychology, Professor Henderson, of U. of O., gave a lecture on botany, and Kdith Kemthorne, nutlonal executive was un Important leader during the course. The school Is held annually In one of the six or seven states of the division, coming to Portlund about every six yeurs. . Fifty guard ians attended. "I have a cqul rod a host of Ideas in all brunches of our work thut I will be uble to give the girls on our encumpment," Mrs. Awes tald this morning. . Women of the Moose heart I,e- glon held a regulur business ses- islon lust evening with Mrs. A. N. ' Muyvllle, senior regent, presiding. Little was done outside the routine order of business. A new member wus voted into the orgunlzutlon. Baptist Society In Enjoyable Meet A splendid meeting of the Bap tist Women's society took place yes terday afternoon when Mrs. Huy Briggs entertulned 21 members of the organization ut her home on Y avenue, Mrs. William Shade-, president of the society, presided ut tho Inter esting session. Mrs. O. K. Hess wus leuder for the day, having us her subject, "The Ktowurdshlp of the Needle." Miss Mildred Kox guve u tulk on the mission study of the society, "The New Africa." The hostess served refreshments ut the close of the afternoon. The society will hold Its next meeting on July 20 ut tho William Shade cabin near Hilgard when Mrs. J. W. Muguirc will be the leuder. ' Miss Ada Kurrell, of Coeur d'Alene, Idu., und Hobert Porter, of Hot Luke, were married yoslor day ut the Episcopal rectory, the Hev. Oliver ltlley officiating nt the ceremony. The couple wus attend ed by Mr. and Mrs. Kdward Llle. A reception was given In tho evening ut the Hot Lake sanatorium fori Mr. and Mrs. Porter, who will muke their home there in the future. Guests und patients ut Hot Luke were. entertained lust evening at a musical program given by Miss Bethel Trill, of La Grunde, and Mrs. Harriet to Brotherton, of Los Angeles. Both sopranos were In excellent voice und sang In delight ful manner. Their program was onei of -melodloiiH tuneful songs, pleasingly varied. Probably the most popular group Mrs. Bro'her ton gave was her first, "O Prom ise Me" and "Lullaby." Both these rich-toned and well loved numbers were especially suited for Mrs. Hrolherton's voice. Miss Trill de lighted the audience particularly with her second group. "By the Waters of Mlnnetonka" anil "A Birthday." The ease with which Miss Trill sings nnd the musical spontaneous iiulity of her voice, made these two numbers very pleasing. Tho program follows: "My A ready" Strickland. "The House By The Side of The Hoad" Gulesiun Miss Bethel Trill , "Oh Promise Me" - le Koven "Lullaby" Joselyn Mrs. Harrletle Brotherton "By The Water of Mlnnetonka" Lleurance "A Birthday" Woodman Miss Bethel Trill "I Passed by Your Window" Bra-he "The World Is Wailing for the Sunrise" Seltss Mis. Harrlelte Brotherton a Avis Gabler To Wed Jack Ferris The marrinKe Of Avis Gtiblur and Jack l-'erria will be quietly aolelil nlzed in Portland this eveillnu. The young couple ai e popular here and (ho wedding Is of much Interest to local folk. She is tho duUKhter of Mrs. S. B. Morgan and has made her home here most of her lif Mr. Ferris . mine liere from I'ortland last year and Is manager of the Insurance deparlment of the Union Mortgage and Investment company. Accompanied by Mrs. Morgan and Mrs. J. C. Gulling they went to Portlund lust evening. . Byrkit-Heineman Wedding Announced Of wide Interest to La Grande folk will be news of the marriage of George Palmer Byrklt to Mary: Elisabeth Helneman at Hollywood. Cat., on Juno SO. Announcements telling of the wedding have been received by La Grande friends of Mr. Byrklt, who Is well known here. Mr. Byrklt graduated from the 1-a Grunde High school and later at tended, the University of Oregon und the University of Washington. He hus since made his home In Cal ifornia and now resides In Los An geles, where he. Is In the bond bus iness. He Is the sou of Mrs. Kdith Byrklt. of San Diego, and the grandson of the lute George Pal mer, who wus a prominent lumber man and a leading La Grande citi zen. Miss Hetneman's parents are of New York. La Grunde friends of Mr. Byrklt wish the couple happi ness. They will make their homo In Los Angeles. Worth Kpling wus host to a few of his friends ut un Informal dancing party last evening nt the home of his patents, Mr. und Mrs. 1 A. Kpling on Main avenue. About six couples enjoyed the evening. At un appropriate hour the host's mother served refresh ments. GRANGE HALL (Special) One of the lurgest und most enjoyable parties held In the district for some time wus given by the members of the J. D. Smutz family Wednesduy evening at their home tyere. - The principal feuture of the evening's uiuusements wus the large display of fireworks which Included sky rockets, roman candles, sparklers und all sizes and descriptions of fire cruckdrs. . At twilight members of the party, begun to enjoy the boom of the powder und the noise wus kept up during the whole eve ning. Games were enjoyed by those who did not care to tuke purt in dlschurglng the wireworks, but when the more spectucular explo sives were fired ull members of the party were Interested spectators. Itefreshmeuts were Berved luter In the evening. , Announcements Tho Cam pf ire Guavdlun's associ ation Is to meet next Monday eve ning at the boy scout offices in the Folcy-Bouvy building. V Next Thursduy evening the vol unteer Bed Cross committee of the production depurlmont will meet with the chulrman, Mrs. Lelf H. Awes, when possibilities of un emergency loun project will be tuk en up.-, a- ... :J .m, ' The Pacific Woodman circle and. the Puclfic Woodmen will hold reg ular meetings ut Eugles hull Mon-: day evening. Following these. ses sions they will huve a joint meet ing at which pluns for their picnic will he made. All members ure urged to be present. Bridge Pointers Br Milton O. Work coNTHAcr niU'UuU: This Is u continuation of yester day's Contract article which- dis cussed the. question of whether a game-ffoing bid at No Trump set tho declaration. : . Wo . will Illustrate by showing two hands of opposite types, cither of which North might have after South bid three No Trumps und West passed. AO-ltt-X-X-X-X-X A-fl X-X-X-X J-IO-X-X x-x 4 None NM-X. 0-X-X With No. 1 North would want to bid four Spades, und to huve the bid announce: "I'urtner. my hand is of such u character thut the trump must be Spades. You ure expected to let my Spade bid stand. You are not to rebld your No Trumps, nor ure you to bid for u slum In Spudes unless your hand Is so won derfully strong that my long Spudes will assure such slum." , With No. - North would wunt to bid four Spades but Willi-a very diiOrent tneunintr thun No. 1. In this case lio would want his four ihiiudes lu meun: "My liund Is so Strong that sitting opposite to your thre,e No Trumps I believe we prob ably can make a slum. My spade bid tells you thut my hund hus slam possibilities. If not probabil ities, und also thut I huve the Ace of Spades. L'nder no circumstances ure you to puss my Spade bid; I nil not showing you length In Spades. You can bid four No j Trumps if my bid does not seem j to you to be slam promising, or yoi cu.n bid five of any other suit lo show the Ace of that suit. Should you do that. I will not permit your bid to stund. but will ut least bid I flvp No Trumps." ! Of course hot h of the ubove meaning cannot be given to the ovpithM of thn No Trumps with four Spades und. therefore, the m out serviceable meaning should be selected. The further we test 'on- tract bidding, the mote Importunt we find It not to sacrifice u game 'producing bid for the sake of mak ing u slutn-indlculor. Furthermore. ;with a hund of the No. 1 type. 'there Is no wuy for North to save the situation except by playing upon the basis thut the bid shows length; but with u hand of the No. ,2 type. North may reach the slam contract by jumping his partner's No Trumper should be considered overcull of partner's game-going Nol Trumper should be considered us a length-shower. I Next Friday. Minor overcalls will be considered and illustrated. Nfcws of the Ch Wallowa Pastor Will Speak To Presbyterians To Report on General As sembly m Tulsa Luth erans to Hold Services at the Park. All address of much Interest, especially to Presbyterians, is scheduled for Sunday morning at It o'clock In the lirnt Presbyterian church here when tho Hev.. Weston Shields, of Wallowa, will speak. Mr. Shields Is bishop commissioner of the Grande Hondo presbytery of t he Prenby terla it ch urch a nd at tended the general assembly held in Tulsa. Oklu., recently. He will occupy the pulpit and give a report of the work of the assembly.' The pastor, the Hev. J. floorge Willis, will preach at tho Presby terian church at Wallowa in the morning und ut Lostlne In the eve ning. Mr. Shields Is an " interesting speaker und will brlug un In for mar live report. Miss tSruco Oeibel will sing during the service. The Sunday Ulblo school will meet at 11:45 u. m. Baptist burcb , Mrs. rtynum, superintendent of the llapilst Sunday school, has re turned from her vacation and will be nt the helm Sunday morning. Mrs. II. Clark Is. In charge of the primary department of the school. : Preaching will be at 1 1 o'clock by tlie pastor and. his subject Is "A Purpose that Won." Again at H o'clock In the evening the pastor will speak on "Deloured." "We have n good spiritual con gregational singing at these services land you ure invited to Join with us In public worship uiiIcks worship ping elsewhere," the Hev. J' O. lless says. Prayer meetings will be held as usual. ; liUthcrun Church Sunday's meeting of the I iitt lit erati congregation will he pnrlleu- ..lurly Interesting. Tho church and Sunday school will have an outing lit Hlvei'Mlde park, the 11 o'clock iservlce being held at tho park pa vilion i n h tend of lu the church. The Hev. lelf II. Awes will have as his sermon "The Mi nit-try of Ueuuty." - There will be no eve ning services. 1.1.. ii...., I..., ti. t,..iii ii r . k ruiiunnih " 'wiii-Hhiti in the nark, a dinner will be served. First M. 1". Church Church school will open at .11:45 o'clock Sunday 'morning at tho First Methodist Kpiscopal -church (and the morning worship will begin at II o clock. The pastor's theme Is "Trn (information or tho t-Iiy in the Wilderness." There will be special .music, The Kp worth League will meet 'In the parlors of the church at 7 Io.' clock. At S o'clock there will be public worship and the Mention topic will be "The C.rcnl Need of the Age." , t i:pis4-opal Church The sermon during the 1 1 o'clock worship at the St. Peter's Kpls copal church Sunday morning will be "Faith and Fact," by tho rector. the Hev. Oliver Itiley. Holy euchurlHt will be at o'clock In the morning followed at U:45 by church school. M. i:. Church South In the evening at the M. K. Chu rch Sou t h Dr. .1 . A . M c Kt?e. Conference field secretary of the Sunday school and league, will be III charge. Dr. McKeo hopes for a large attendance. From hern he will go to the World Sunday School convention in Dos Angeles. All ure Invited to attend this service. Tho Sundayt school will meet at 8:45 o'clock nnd the Itev. J. A. Hall, pastor, will preach at 11 o'clock on "The Old Time He llglon." Special music will be fur nished by the choir. Dpworth League will meet at 7 p. m. Christian .Science Church Services will be held tomorrow morning at 11 o'clock at the First Church of Christ Scientist, corner IT MKT A KOMS WITHOUT A TEIXraONS Jne it ten years old today. Lit night she anked Mother (or a "birthday party" and Mother quickly agreed. Jane wanted little Helen Adanu there. But Mother found that the Adams home had no Telephone. So Helen missed the ice cream, the cake and the ' fun I AMD TOO CAN RAVI ONE PO A m CENTS A DAT! Home jESjffiriif Independent yjfwc''-j Telephone gs!ML First und Washington, The subject will be "Sacrament." Meetings are held each Wednesday night ut 8 o'clock which Include testimonies of healing. The reading room In the West-Jacobson building Is open every day from 13 to 4:30 o'clock. Church of CkMl The Hrv. K. H. Ahrendt will preach at three services ut the Church of God Sunday. The morn ing subject will be "The Work of tho Ministry." At 2:3u o'clock he will preach on "Wherein the Mod ern PentucostuI Teachings und Practices Are Wrong According to the Scriptures," , In the evening Mr. Ahrendt will talk on "How to llecome Hlch." lie has been hero from Spokane for sevcrut days und hus been preach ing every evening, druwing large crowds. Officials of the Church of God expressed their pleasure with the services Mr. Ahrendt Is conducting. , Sunday school services ut the Church of God tire ut 10 o'clock, young people's meeting . ut 7 o'clock. " ' , WINNOWINGS Lutherans ure eagerly looking forward to tomorrow morning when services will be held lu, beau tiful Hlverslde park. The worship Is to be followed by a dinner, i , Mrs. nynum, superintendent of tho Haptist Sunday school, has re turned from her vacation nnd will resume charge of hor departments tomorrow morning. --. . The Itev. V. O. Hess,- of the First ltaptist church, expects to he uwny nost of next week ut tending the slate convention In Kugcne. . ; The First M. K. church board held an Interesting meeting Thurs day night. 1 MENUS lly slslur SUry ' nilKAKKAST Cunlul0Ui, ce real, crt'iini, putHlo omelet. utiHp: toast, milk, coffee. - ' I I.IWHKON lloulllon. toiiHt KtlcUs, tomato and Htrdlna milad, rye bread, grandmother's coolileB, chilled cocoa. DINNIilt Spanish liver, balled now potatoes, ffrcon bean and cel ory salad, rhubarb Jelly with whip ped creom, milk, coffee. I'oolt cocoa sirup for chilled co coa lust as If making hot cocoa. 01 y salad, rhubarb Jelly with whip- I n, nrcn . II System " vl" ., . i I i ' . ' - - 1 I a I ' . .: Declaration . jpRwssfg nd'aV and BETTER COOKING ; "7 continuous service - v'V, , dtr n Kveri good cooks say thut they can have ' o( people hotter cooking by using an electric range. feCSi P At the lowest coat M&- consistent with Better cooking can be enjoyed too, with- TSSkl !Lw:r' , . out anv additional cxnense. An electric MSlV employed range can lie installed for the same money i- as a fuel range of the same capacity, and . s-"'" - ; tieeervinVfair . our special rate for electric cooking is ac- - tioatmcnt tually cheaper than fuel. VOs ! thus jV i.'aM.wisgfe I More than 500 of our customers now have ffiL 1 - upbui,d"n,r ' electric ranges in use. When are you going WfiaS ' mis community to make your kitchen modern stiSS. ' Is the objoctlve ' ' 1 " " ! of this company. "" ! " ' : ' 'KSajfe: , ! s -i ' ' .S?K-it?f Eastern Oregon Light & te Power Company I -Always At Your Service" . &shir7 urcrtes Chill tho sirup und beat Into well chilled milk, adding u drop or two of vanilla. Do not add Ico for this makes the cocoa watery ruthcr than rich und milky. Slightly sweetened whipped cronm can bo dropped on top of each glass. Tunuito uiul Sttiilino'Salad Two tomatoes, 5 sardines, 4 ta blespoons, minced celery, 2 hard cooked eggs, 1 tablespoon minced parsley, muyonnulse, lettuce. Scald tomutoes. Plungo Into cold water und slip off skins. Cut In halves, scoop out seeds und chill. Strain tomato pulp and usv Julco to moisten sardines. Hemove tails and backbones from sardines. Fluke und combine with celery, parsley and eggs finely chopped. Moisten with tomato julco und fill tomato shells with mixture, round ing it up abovo the tomatoes. 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