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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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- Thuiday,"Juty T2;i928
three-course dinner was swved at
the1 hotel dining; room at 7 o'clock
at a beautifully 'appointed table,
Swoetpeua and sweet William pre
dominated In bouquets tbat carried
out tffeailveljr a pink and white
color scheme. Covers were placed
for It. Folloninr dinner four tables-or
bridge were formed In the
ladles' parlor.; Mrs. K. K. Hesssler
won fUst pilia and Alia. Krnest
Walileir second. Consolation Went
to Mrs.: Porter Webh, a guest.
Tht 'parlor 'was decorated with
baskets at-summer flowers, Includ
ing brown-eyed susuus for the oc
raslon. . ' . .
The Carnation flub In the social
ttuxlllury to the Degree'.of Honor.
.
The' presence of three out-of-tawn
'lodge .members at the regu
lar meeting of the Royal 'Neigh
bors' last -evening helped to muke
that session a most Interesting one.
Tho visitors were Mrs. Iila rlamb
of Portland, who Is slate sup
ervisor' of the Hoyul Neighbors,
Mine Hasel Muy, or Meridian, Ida.,
und Mr, rates, of Port land.
f AboHlt 56 lodge' members ! were
prfselH.-Mrs. I... yV,-Welts, the ora
cle, presided ul the session,' Which
I won, devoted to routine business.
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'A. regular business session Of the
W.-B.'A. took place. Tuesday eve
ning at (he1 K. of! I1. hull- wltti ap
proximately SO members attending.
.Mrs..' K, ; N. Jehseii, president, was
lli charge of "theiHesslon.; The new
d.rlir'.'munuals' were Introduced to
the -lodge and given out. .-...'. .
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Honoring lira.- Ollle fhiodsmtth,
of Bell Hive, 111.," -Mrs. Huskell I..
Andrews and Mrs. l.yle H. Kiddle,
were hostesses to- a few friends at
an Inforinul afternoon' yesterday at
the home' of Mrs. Kiddle on Oak
street. A. pleasant afternoon of vis
iting wus spent and at Its close
the hostesses served. ',-'.'!
. Mrs. Snodsmlth Is the truest of
her sister, Mrs. H. C. Ixiphntri. She
has a-numher of'.relutlves lir l.a
Orunde and the Qrunde Konde val
ley" and she has been: entertained
son. left support to noble grand: jat a number of ;very pleasant In
Mrs. Katie Arhilrkle-, right support J'formul gatherings .during her stay.
Mrs. Hhodxrhlth' was an honored
Mrs. Richardson ;
Entertains P.E. 0.
Chapter Members
; Mrs. A. I.. Richardson was hos
tess to uhoul 2u members o& Chun
Jer I of l K. O. yesterday after
noon nt a specM summer session
nl her home on O avenue. .' The
tnei'tlng was culled or Initiation
und for the slate convention re
port. Mrs. .Hichurdson, who Is pres
ident of Ihe chapter, gave a most
Interesting discussion of the slate
session at forvullls June 4, 6 and I.
i Mrs. i . t'imon, or nes ntoines,
la., was a -guest of the chapter and
spoke on her . chapter In lies
Moines. Mrs. Clifton is a guest of
i.ni. 4-lotnf Mrs ' 1. H Annlehv.
; The sociul pommltlee served fol
lowing the huslness session -yesler-
ilay afternoon. . -
'' Mrs. Kdnn Cameron was Installed
noble grand of the crystal Iteheknh
lodge No. r0 lust evening when In
stallation of - officers took . place
during an unusually Important" and
well attended' session, about ,80
members being present.'
- Mrs. Lucy Oilman,- retiring, noble
Biand, presided- at j the session
which opened nt' 8 o'clock. .Initia
tion of, three candidates occupied a
major share of the evenlng's lodge
pi-ogrum. Mrs., Mabel Anson, dls'
trlct deputy, assisted by Mrs. Alat
tie Oohlen, deputy grand 'marshal,
was the' Installing officer. They
conducted the work most Impres
sively. .'.,-.'.. ; - - '
Mrs. Nellie, riper was seated In
the chair of vie grand. Other of
f leers Installed last Evening were:'
lrs. Minnie Hragg. secretary, Mrs.
Olive Chadwlck, treasurer, Mrs:
Helen Ilioomfield, warden,- Mrs.
Kdiia Horrlne. ,. conductress, '.- M rs.
l-'ny Ycske, chaplain-. Mrs. l.ou Rob--ertson,
musirlun, Mrs. Sarah Bed
iles. Inside guurdlan; Mrs. Mabel
Oeslerllng, outside guardian: Mrs.
Mabel Mcrnerson, rlgnt support iu
iiolrte grund: Mm, 'Christine Niel
lo vice grand: Mrs.1 Itehekah Koch--
ensparger. left support to rvlce
Biand; ! Mrs. Mabel Mcrherson,
i-ii plain of llic degree team.
guest at the fimlth-Conjey reunion
last month at the cliy.-park. Mrs,
Hnodsmltti is a-cousin Of the moth
VnllnK-lncr ' lh -lellS-tlTV - lOdgS lj. nt Mm- lu.lrawa fl ml-Mi-m: kill.
meetlnga pleasant social hour was f.die, who lives, at; Mount Vernon,
entovcil when refreshments -were
served. Mrs. Golden, Mrs. Tleddes
and Mrs. Oeslerllng being- in
charge.. . ,- -' ' ,
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One of the largest of a, hnmbeY
of social, gat lierlngs that took place
'here yeslerduy was a picnic en-.
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Miss Tiss Married
P IiTjBoise Cathedral
I I - A WettUIIIK 1IIUI Will lie Ul un--r-
joyed hy 70 members' of the l.oynllesj to a number of Iji Orande folk
Sisters and the Kverymon's B'bl ' was solemnixed quietly on Rutur
classes of the Chrlstlan chiirch: The, day-morning at the St, John's ca
pirnickers went to the fox farm of ,thedrat In Boise when Miss Laii
JJr. C. l- McPheraon. In the-Mt. retttt Mary Tiss und Franklin J.
Kinlly section of the valley,, where Maclfarliind"were married, the Kev.
they hod a welner roast and a sup- .-ot4ier''Verhoeran officiating. .
per. The setting for their .picnic The. bride was attended by' Miss
gave them a porllcularly fine view cm herln Mott and little lues Nel-
of the , valley, I.a Qrande. and ine:SOIi .wno -scattered rose petals In
new beacon lights which they hrldul nath. The bride's rown
watched with Interest.', An hour orw0ll french white chiffon - over
so of jollity brought the evening VOry sullu. Her veil of ..tulle was
and Mrs.. William Tlss, of Holse,
und Is a sister of George lies, of
l.a Grande. She. Is a gruduute of
St. Teresa's academy and took
.training for work with the deaf at
Gooding, Ida, Miss Tlss. after
training at the University of Cali
fornia, was "appointed head of the
deaf department of Sun Diego, und
became well known In her work
thorn. She was entertained exlen
slvely.'at'Ban Diego' following the
nuptial announcement, ' (
Mr. MacCarlaud Is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. John MacKarland, of Chi
cago. He :is a member of Kupiui
Delta Kho and attended school ul
Cornell and the University of Illi
nois." Ho was formerly chief ac
countant of the California highway
commission and has -accepted a po
sition in New York City.
A wedding breakfust was served
following the ceremony. The cou
ple left on & honeymoon, keeping
the Itinerary a secret. They will he
at home In New York after Oct. 10.
Mr. und Mrs. Ueorge Tlss and their
son. ; of ha, Grande, attended the
wedding.
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The home'of Miss Nancy Young,
on D avenue,; was Urn scene of a
pleasant afternoon yesterday when
20 members of -the' Home depart
ment were entestalned by Mrs. U.
Ii; Baker and Miss Young. A short
huslness ' meeting at ' which the
Home department president. Mrs.
A. S. Anderson, wnsln charge, pre
ceded an. afternoon of -visiting. At
an appropriate hour Ihe hostesses
served relresnmenis. 'i -
J I, ADD CANYON . (Special) One
of the largest' children's parties in
l.add Canyon for Beverat years was
the birthday party given last Hul
urdny by Mrs. Henry Counsell for
her illl lo dallghter, Barbara (Bob
by) on her sixth anniversary.
The children spent the afternoon
playing . games. little Marjorle
.Brown, of l.a Grande, winning the
girls' prise, and Clifford Crawley,
of l,a Qrande, winning the boys'.
The feature of the afternoon was
a beautiful birthday cuke with six
lighted candles, served during the
refreshment hour. The honor guest,
"Bohhy," received presents from all
of the 17 guests. Those In attend
ance were: Wayne Peebler, liverne
und ,- Mui'garel McCauley, Mabel
Austin, Juck and "Dempsey" Fur
gason. Jack Matott, l.eona McClure,
und. Daisy and . Bessie Nuntz, all of
ljidd Canyon, ami- Glennls and
Juunlla Clark, Marjorle and Junior
'Brown, -l.yle Hunsen, Jack Koyle
and- Clifford Crawley, of , l.u
Grande. .
RICH, STUDIES V
AS POOR GIRL
Bridge
Pointers
. By Milton C Work
Today w6x give the third of a
series of tlirco playing sit nations
Which npply equally to .Auctloii
Hrldgn und Contract Bridge. Tho
cards .of the Dummy and Declarer
aro' given .below; contract No
Trump, score lovelll (iiotlllng
noihliiK),. To tho first trick West
lends thb'lTi'oy .of Clubs unii Kust
pluys the .Four, Whut should ihi
cluror play from Closed Hnnd on
the first trick, and how should Jio
plan his ' campaign? Make . up
"vtyour mind what you would do be
fore you reud the answer that
follows. .'' . . - ' -
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TlinU'r tin nuino Aluv.v liuttof.
A'Ivh. t'yrttH XlciUjrnilclc. Voulttiy
ChlciiK't wtcltjly li'ittler itntl wff
uf the iti-PHlilent of the Internu
tionul iiirvt'Hter Co.. Httulleil uh
n n extra in a Huhh in ilnunitticK
In ti ncln nn ll for seveinl wcekM
this Rummer. TIiIh pluturo of
Mi'H. f(rmlck In the fli'Ht taken
. :., of her in .IS yeuH., ' .'
.MENUS
Announcements
to at) end. This was the monthly
aorliil meeting of the two organlaa-
tlOHH.
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Carnation Club
Is Entertained
; Mrs. R. O. folemnn nnd Mrs. Or
vtlle Donne were JioMesseH at an
attrnrtive ilinner-hrliltfe at the J?ac
ajawea Inn hist evening when they
entrtntnel the Cnrnntlon club. A
htOd ln hlafie liy a bandeau of or
ange blossoms, Rhe carried a bou
fiuet. of white roses iuh! sweetpeas.
The lrldeematd. wore a soft rose
frock ,; of K'.wibeth rrepe with ft
rose , hat and carried - shell-pink
'sweetpeus. -The flower girl wore a
dainty frock of. turquoise blue.
- The bride was given away by her
father. William J. Tins. The bride
groom was attended hy the hrother
of the bride, Nicholas Tiss, of Los
Angeles.
Miss Tlss Is the daughter of Mr.
The annual picnic of the 'Mis
sionary society, pf, the Presbyterian
church will be held Friday at the
city purk. Members of the society
with their children wilt go out to
I H n n...l nt r. A'nlnnlr anil u-NI tin
' nnnJ s.V A..tl nfiiif il n'nlnnu ttt
their husbands. Their friends are
Invited. '
THAW COMING 1IOMF,
. PLYMOUTH, Kng., July 12 (AD
Ilnrry:K. Thaw, .who embarked
on the He le France at Havre, was
aboard the liner when the vowel
left Plymouth for New York to
day, homeward hountj.
He expressed strong resentment
ngalmtt Sir Wlllfnm Joynson-Ollcks,
home secretary, for having refused
him permission to land in Kng'
land. '
CINDERELLA'S
July Clearance Sale
On All
MILLINERY
' Exclusive Styles and Patterns ' ..
Don't Miss This Event --- Come Early!
ALSO
v Drastic Reductions PrevalNn
all other departments
HATS CI QK
Values to .1.95
HATS CO QK
Values to ?6.95
hats io op:
Values to $12.95 P'J.tl
50c Down
on Any Hat
Open an account and enjoy our
Easy Payment Plan
Hy Sister Mary
HHTCAKKAKT Itusph.-iTles . ami
crrnui. cereal, poached eggH with
crisp bacon. toiiHt, milk, coffco.
LHNi'HKON Bplnnch and egg tHck
salmi, whole wheat bread, steamed .
cherry pudding, milk, ttul. ' j"-'"1
nINNE l Wfitnrmclon cock- '
tall, venl and rice rolls, hearts of
romalne with French dressing,
junket ice cream with chocolate
sauce.' plain cake, milk, coffee.
Tho luncheon middlns iiaovldCR
the only wurm dish In 'tho nieol..
It Is quite "hearty" and adds built-' p
iu uir uifierwim iik'u iiirnu.
. Staincl OlM-rry Putldlng
' Two cups ' stoned ' cherries,
oirtrfl.i 1 run irrn niilntod Bllirnr . L
cup-molasHCR. cup white flour, I
-1 4 cups grnhnm flour,- i tnble-.
Rpoons butter, cup- (tl water.
1 teaspoon soda, teaspoon, salt,
JA teuHpooh cinnamon. , i ,i
Cream butter, and beat. In sugar
and moliixst'H. Mix flours ami add
to first mixture. Add salt and
cinnamon. - Add eggs well beuten
and beat hatter hard. Stir In 'Cher
ries and add hot water with' soda
dissolved In it. Heat well ami
turn into a buttered mold, Hteum
two houre and servo with' sugar,
nnd cream, . .
Tim Oiuns't Vluf
Innsmuch us Juintny has the
first trick, won. -unit couseuuentlv
'the .apparently nuturul . play for
(loHcd Hand Is presented hens us
it problem, the astute reader doubt
less will slimline that South should
piny his Ace. Correct!" and, this
seemingly - foolish play ensures
game. If South play low. -'game
would be far from assured.
liy winning tho first trick with
the Club Ace and then leading Ilu-
I inondsi until the adverse Ace is
j.furced out, "Declarer n.nnt- make
ftwo Spades, two Heart four Din
' mbmlH and two Cluba ra total of
ten tricks, or one mure than game.
Vithhe Dinmomts established In
PufliHiy and a Club entry In that
I hand, there Is no way tho ndvor
'Bui it u could manlulate their cards
,to prevent tho nbovo result.
If declarer' should permit Pum-
my's Club' Queen to win tho first
he would havo . Jack-Ten
July Clearing Sales
' AT PUTMAN'S
. .. .'; ' .' offers ," - . : ': ;
Sensational Values
' .' n:::" -- ) ' y ' ' '
'i SPRING AND SUMMER DRESSES '
' Reduced To
$7.95, $13.85
$18.85
V One Lot COATSValues to $25.00
Now $7.95
All Remaining Goats and Suits
. One-Half and Less
PUTMAN'S
La Grtnde's Exclusive Ready-toVVear and Millinery.
cooliih.ks i si'pi:itTH
SUl'KItlOH, WlH., July 13 (AP
I'residont nnd Mrs. Cnolldgc paid
an ttnexpeeted visit to Superior to
ddy. AceiiHt umed to seeing Mr.
CooildRe onmo-here only on Tues
days und Fridays, the city wus not
on the lookout and he Flipped to
the executive offices hardly noticed.
1 Mrs. Cnulldge had never accom
panied the chief executive before.
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vcr, B-. C. lntoChiqa-1
do on a fast transcon A I '
left in Dummy and Ace-Eight In
Closed Hand; then, If the adver
saries play their cards correctly.
Dummy would never et In via the
Club route. The chances are that
tho five DlamondH held adversely,
are divided 8-2, and that the Ace In
in,lho hand that has three rather
than in the hand that has two;. It
would he a very foolish, adversary
who, holding Aco-x-x and seeing
five Diamonds In- Dummy,- would
part with the Ace until the Closed
Hand had no more of the suit with
.which, to put Dummy in the lee.d,
Copyright by John V. Dille Co.
, 7 Heaven Helve ted its, m Helen L, In
struments before the tike and the
wix were Invented.
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FOOD
MILEAGE
Fueling the household machine is an important
item these daysi After, all,' on the road of dailylife,
most of us have to get the last mile out of every dol
lar we spend.
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High food mileage means careful buying .
thoughtful selection of the foods that not only suit
the tastes and.physical needs of the family, but the
pocketbook as well. ' '
That's the value of advertising. : Every day, here
in your paper, are presented new and interesting food
ideas. New ways of preparing old, reliable favorites.
New combinations of thejioods the family needs . .-.
in the ways they'll like.
Standard, unvarying quality is the outstanding
feature of advertised merchandise in general . . . and
of food products in particular. Quite a factor in get
ting high food mileage!
Read the food advertising here in your
daily paper . . . it will show you the
way to higher food mileage ,
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