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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (July 11, 1928)
I! 'I ri: '! M 1 1 ,lfMkru.')r it v i ' i 'iMiii"iiiniiiiiiiii Wednesday;-' July -11, ; l!)28 ' i vi LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER .niniH1irliinnil.,i.tli...iril,ijllt(:s.B:iii.!iiliU(li I" : - "1 II Society Newb Mrs. Earl Stoddard ; ; Complimented At I Ct .. Bridge-Luncheon Complimenting Mrs. Karl Htod dard, of New York, Mrs. thase and Mrs. U. T. l.arlson were hos tesses at a. bridge-luncheon ut the. Hjeajawed Inn yesterday. , v '.' . Tli urt'utr was truly'one of the most delightful of tin sum m or hVb- ruiii ui iiifnuK lugnnri 'm ii urn - m. number of Mrs, Stoddard's Inti mate friends who are delighted to welcome her hack for a vlalt. A three-courne luncheon .wan perved at 1 o'clock ut one large tnble at which covers were pluced tor 2. Blue delphinium uml rose buds formed u pretty ce.nterplece. Following luncheon five tuhles of bridge were farmed on the mez xanlne. Mrs. It. F. Murphy made high scoro. Mrs. Norman Freea second high, and Mrs. It. 4.. Green received cunsolution. A guest prlne waa presented to Mrsi . Stoddard. Mrs. David Stoddard,- of Haker, sister-in-law of the' honor giiesf was an out-of-town guest ycstei day afternoon. 4 ' : ' Mr. and Mr: Stoddard1 were prominent ctllxena of Grande until last July, when they left here to make, their home flrf in Kan sas City and then In New. York. : Their many friends here have heen looking . forward with keen pleasure to Mrs.' Stoddard's visit: , There will he it numher of af fairs, some more formal occasions, and some purely lnformat( in her honor during her atay. ( ' Mrs. Stoddard and her daughter and aon are house guerfts of Mrij. Ktlen Stoddard during their stay. - Honoring Mr, and MrsH. Marks; who nre establishing their home In Portland thin week, the Hev. and' 'Mra. Oliver Ulley entertained a fe; clone friends of, the couple at- a Eat and Drink In I he roole.nt place In town. Fresh air ventilation The Tiffin rartwell dinner Monday evening at the rectory. Dinner, Ulan served at 6:30 o'clock, with rovers placed for eight. The evening was devoted to vliltlar. " Mr.' Marks has been In Portland since last spring;, establishing a bus iness. He returned home Sunday to assist Mrs. Marks and her chil dren, Helen and Merrill Hut-gent. In moving preparations. Mrs, Marks has been a resident of Ia Grande most of her life and her many friends here regret the depurture. of the family, Mr. and Mrs. Marks have been promi nent III the activities o( the Enla-; cojiul church, , Party In Honor ' Of Mrs. Prescott To compliment Mrs. I. A. Tres cott, of'Oeattle, Mrs.', Haskell I. Andrews entertained at a delight ful evening of bridge lost night at her home on First street. Three- tables were at play. Mrs. l.ylp H.. Klddlej making high score. The honor guest also received a prise, - f: . ; x," " , . ' -';. , -n , Sweetpeas formed lovely bouquets for the summer. 'part y.Xv.-y ' 1 The :hOfllefR8" served, refreshments at 'the, close, ot the. .-pleasant eve ning, ' VV. y.. ' 1 - Mrs.' Prescott (Marjorle Rims) and . her: twin daughter and son, Mlldredand'HtH, have been much feted visitors In Grande for-the lost two weeks.'c Mrs. Prescott ls .visiting her mother Mrs. Mary Hof nian, and relatives and her many friends here. ' Mr. and Mrs. Prescott- are -former well .known Jjx Grande citizens. Mrs. Prescott and the twins .'will return ,to Seattle about sthe middle of next week.1! The Vpopular visltor's'Mlst In T.a Orando wlll.be swelled noticeably Mnmorrow afternoon when three former prominent ha Grande wom ten will arrive for a visit with rela tlves and friends, 'They are Airs. A. V. Undgren, Mm. G. U. Dutton. nnd Mrs. Harry Hiltao (Virginia Brynnt), formerly of Island City. -'The three will arrive fiom P6rt- land by .car, Mrs. I.ludgren .will be' the' guest of friends. Mrs. Dutton will join 'her children, Nancy and .Albert, dn visiting her parents, Senator and .Mm. A, R. Hunter, and Mrs. Hu- tac will visit her family and friends jat Island City and here. r Their arrival Is being pleasurably .anticipated. : Bridge Pointers . ,By Mlltoa a Work FILLING MUSSOLINI'S SHOES The series of playing questions we- are running on Tuesday, Wed nesday and Thursday of this wee,k apply equully " well . to Auction Rrldge or ITontrnct Hrldgc. In to day's hand Houlh is the Declarer; the contract Is No Trump; and tho score Is love-ull (nothltiK-nnthinK). Tho enrds of Dummy and Closed Hand are given. , ' West leads the Deuce of Clubs to the first trick. Kust plays the Ace of Clubs; what Club should be plaiyVd by Closed Hund? Make up your mind what you would'do be fore rending the answer given be low. " ., 04-4-2 ICkms' llsnd . SOUTH .. .;. ' Answer To trick 1. South (Closed Hand) should play the Queen of Clubs. .rvfc.wffv ill . m MSB NORTH POWDER PERSONALS v. v. ls?. i An unusual Kllmpse Into the private llfo of Italy's all-powerful Dupe Is Riven here. These' two kittens are Mussolini's favorite pels nnd are shown nestling 111 his own bedroom slippers. Ho boy ishly appreciative of their frisky antics was Itenito that he posed them thus fur the photographer. . chopped mint lenves hnye been added, . " ' 1 A few drops of green, vejtetublo colorlmr can be added to the Jelly. If fresh mint Is not plentiful, two or three drops of oil .of mint can be ndded to Jelly after It has cooled. . LAND OI'KMIU IX. Oltl'.tiOV HA1.KM, Ore. (AD-Morn than 12.000 ncrcs of land In Lake coun ty will be open to entry by the genem! public on October 1? KKQI K.ST I'AHOI.K HAI.K.M, Ore., July 11 (AD , Petitions slKiied by about 400 resi dents of KoKehui'Kv were received yesterday nt the office of Oovernor l'ntiersou, asking for the parole of Unwell Mi-Mullen of this city, who Is in the prlsun on u arson chai'Ke. Ho. was ,Hentenc(il to. serve two' years and it was said at the gov ernor's office tba4, he will not be eligible for parole until .October. MOTH KIT KI.KCTRn ' RAI.HM, Ore.. July 11 (AP)- We do not do Wax Mar ccling. Iiecause it builds a ' coating around : the hair, shutting off air and moisture vhich causes hairAo split and break. YouHI like Miss Rasmus seiys marcel. ' She has niitfle a specialty- of this work for several years. REYNAUD'S Beauty Shop "Wo IxmhI Others Follow" I MIrs Erma Emmons became tho i bride .' Of Merl Uerry on Tuesday, I July 3. ut a wedding Chat took iplacp ' quietly at Enterprise. ' The ceremony was performed at 8 vo'clook.hy the Rev.. Hall K Wills aonage. . The couple remained In Wallowa county over the-Fourth of -July, returning here on the 5th. ; They will be - at home , at apart ,'.ments nt 1311 N avenue about the end of this month. : The bride Is the daughter of Mr. ana .Airs. ueore' uimnons. . ror many years residents 1 of Enter prise.' but now. 41vlnK In Il Grande. She has made her home at Enter prise,, where she was well known and graduated from the Enterprise High school. Mrs. Berry Is office attendant to-Pr. K. L. Hnlston.- Mr. lprry- ls the son of "Mr. and Mrs. K. L. Berry, of Enterprise, und is employed hy the state high way department at Meacham. Tholr1 friends in La Grande -and Enterprise extend congratulations to the happy young couple. . ntua Hnnrt nfnv- .h oM'V curry from 16 to 20 hend of cattle Huhs under the adverse Ace so to Pr 6? .flPros" is Prob- make sure thai- tho xne Club trick oraaiiriu' to be won by Deplnrer will be. won '. In tho Dummy hand from which a' These red golf halls are bound lead Is desired, ruther . thnn by to he a failure. What plnyr-ever South the hand from which n lend would he ahlo to find his bull Is not desired. .Should (Mosed HnmL' after missing a two-foot putt? play the Eight of Clubs on the first ! trick, East doubtless would return j " : ; r a Club, Closed, Hand would hnvo ' x to play the (sueen, nnd, very likely West, who hns the-King, would duck and permit the Queen to win so that THimmy would not be left with a winner. It Is to prevent this' that- South should play the Queen on the first trick. Declarer will want to lead both Hearts and Diamonds from Dum nfy toward: Closed . Hnnd, nnd to do tlmt effectively muy need two entries In Dummy; and . Dummy will have but one sure entry the ;"Klng of -Spades tlf. Declarer per mit nimseic . to win the .second round of Clubs ln.-Closed Hand., It being Important to try both Heart nnQ Diamond finesKeH,' two entries In Dummy sh.oulU. be ensured at no . cost. . Copyright John P. PUIe Co . . general lana orrice oi ine A. Mntheu, of Portland, wn government announces. The lands i elected president of the Oregon are suitable for grazing uuriug ine spring, summer and full nnd will State Pharmaceutical nssnclatlttn ut Wednesday afternoon's session of the convention now being held here. - . NOIITH POWDKK (Special) Mr. aud-Mrs. ( E. Hutchinson und i smull daughter, t'hnrlene, left for Portland und Eugene Tuesday. Tom HencerhoK was taken to tho St. Elisabeth hospltul lust week where he underwent nn operation und Is getting uloug nicely. Mrs: Sencerbox bus bcyn stuyhig with him. Jim IHs Is suffering with an 'In fected thumb, - j rlnKa UMnb'u Anting wniKrl Vli wropknrl I lift lt'niifth nf JnlV WAS taken to Portland hy the Insurance company ;whleh holds that pulley to bo reuphplHtcred und painted, .. HIM Niot- the usslstant druymuu for Walter MrOruth. made a trip to-'Cambridge last week. , t Mr, Huntm the, salesman for tho' CJu-vrolet garage of J.a Clrimde. Wus transacting business here Mon day. .. ... - Itohert Eukln and Mr. Pea re, of I,a Grande, wore here visiting friends nnd Introducing Judge It, H. Hutler or Tho Dulles. Mrs. Elmer Jarotw gave a party In honor of Mr, Jacob's . sister. Those present were. I.ela McQrulh, Amy l.ee, Lola Hullurd, l.ols Hud-b-son, Muude ' Hutchinson Mrs. Johnson, Sr., Eva Hutchinson, Mar ngret Wilson, Kuby Irvine, Blanche Korrstrom, Henrietta Jacobs, Tnd Mrs.Hiordun of ilnlnes. , , Jvnn PltM'co bus purchased n Studebuker sedull from Jack K 11- by. .. . Mr. Sencerbox visited bis son, PUTMAN'S La Grande's Exclusive Ready-ta Wear and Millinery Tom, nt the Tinker boHpltnl Hunday. Mr. anil Mra. Will Hutchinson nnil family spent Rundny with Mri. riuicninHon a muiiifii vimu Kelscy. . , . ; Albert anil Wlllaid llutcninaon returned Monday from Wulla Wallu ri'iiortliiK that tho harvesting will not sturt for a week yet r Itchecca Hutchinson Is on the sick list. Kunlco Hudleson. who has been visit Iiik hero with her cousin, Qu elle Hudleson. left for . her home nt CumhrldKe Monday. We calleil on a Ttcnuhllcnn friend of ours tho other night. His radio hasn't been wnrklnu since the night, of Claude Kowers' keynote speech' in Houston. ' ... -.'i Announcements MENUS . IT IWT A BOMS . I WITHOUT A ramoNS 1 Jane ii ten yrtrs old today. Last night she asked Mother for a "birthday party" and Mother quickly agreed. Jane wanted tittle Helen Adams there. But Mother found that the Adams home had no Telephone. So Helen missed the ice cream, the cake and the, z fun! Horn Independent Telephom Co. AMD TOO CAM KAV M rom a raw com A. mti The &tltc.h-and-Chattenclub will . meet tomorrrw'afternoon with Mrs. ' J. K. Heasty at her home at 303 Kprlng. avenue. The club is. the sewing department of the Ameri can Legion auxiliary.' A lafge at tendance is urged. : -, . . 't' : i.,-' The ladles Aid of the Lutheran I church will meet ,wtHMrs. John lottes- at jaifi ;i"ouri nv street on Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock.' '( " Y',i '' . The :-annual picnic ol the Mis sionary society of the Presbyterian church will lake place Friday nt the city park. Members of the so ciety with their children will go out to the park at G o'clock and will" be joined shortly after 6 o'clock by their husbands. Their friends are Invited. Ily Sister Mary ' . B n E A KPA8T (Irnperrult, scrambled eggs .with rice, hrnn muffins, milk, coffee. iaryCHEOX Vegetable hash, baked, lettuce sandwiches, peanut cookies, ejrg lemonade. (DI,EH Broiled lamb chops, potritoes nu gmtln, peas and mint Hiiiud, red rapberry . shortcake, milk, coffee. Plain, old - fashioned biscuit doiiKli Ik' used for the raspberry shortcake. Plenty of plain cream h ho ill d be served with a raspberry shortcake, for the berries , them selves' are not ns Juicy as straw berries. . ' a Pons ami Mint Kabul fn and one-half cujis cnoke' fresh peas, 3cups lemon Jelly, 1 hunch fresh "mint leaves, cup diced celery, few grains salt. A The peas - should be well sea soned when cooked. Make the Jelly, after your favorite lemon Jelly rule, using less sugar than usual. Chop mint leaves and add td - the hot Jelly. When cool, strain. Let stand until beginning to set nnd add pease nnd oelery. Turn Into small molds dipped In cold water.' Place on Ice to chill und become firm. Untnold and serve In nests of lettuce with French dressing to which a few BERLIN WELFARE WORK BERLIN An eighth of the city's population, or mofe ' than 500,000 persons, Is fed at public welfare kltohenn or nt school mess, according to social service agencies. THIS MODERNISTIC WATCH, dealioed by Prtmtt, U dtcoraUtJ tn Champ's Daughter .y k;.v r-npi;.' mnce lot jutJ, tea-tinduiHul ice. water--Huttfie. firagrcurf, fui ffavared peA&neil tAe. only, trufij. frcifi tea 'ou can Buy. ' --re&Pi aA it (et tfie. dental tea yardenb. re&erved for yau dij, a Secret jbroccAo. - twice - taaAtod - - tfren Seated in joacuum 4 ; uifula. btill iwtjrantfy. fiat. i " "'J vlfk Like father, like daughter. The late Chnp Clark was a domi nant figure' nt Bourbon conven tion. And here's bis daughter, Mrs. Genevieve Clark Thomson, coninittteewomnn from Lnustflnu. SQIe CO IOW ROUND TRIP FARES daily during season to America's scenic won derlands. 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