bturday, July 7, 1928
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Page Three
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;. 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 , . , , ,
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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.
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: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
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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
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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. .
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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.
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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.
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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.
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'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
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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
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lly slslur SUry '
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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
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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. Mask
with mayonnaise und servo on u
1 bed of lettuce. This makes four
servings, . ; , .
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