La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 13, 1928, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text) Friday, July 13, 1928' LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Paw TKrff ; 1 i 1! Society News Faculty Members, j students Guests . s At Dancing, Party , One of the most Important; for inul social functions of'tho sum mer v.-as the dandi)? p'tt'ty at the La Grande hotel ballroom last eve ning wlilch was jfiven Top Mud wits tni faculty mcmbor$ of the Kut(--ern Oregon bnjnch evtnjlon of the Orenon Norniul bl-IiooI. The affair Wua the largpHt to bo given.; here Inco tho spring high, school for ifmls, and wilt bo remembered um due of the most delightful social ffvents of the year for the guests Ktho numbered well over u hun dred. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. I.oiiKfel &w and Mr. and Mra. W. W. Nils Ratlin were the patrona and pat'ro icssea for the affair. Mr. Long fellow is director of the normal school and Mr. Nusbaum 'la dliec- ' tor of muuic for the session. S Moro than 6(1 couples were danc- , UK? during the evening. Features of the danco were a ifroupa of sonijs by the normal fohool women's glee club nnd danc ing by Miss Sally Siegrlst. J 2 Punch was servod during the Evening, Uudaey's orchestra fur II? We do not do Wax Mar celing. Because it builds a coating around the hair, shutting off air and moisture which causes hair to split and break. You'll like Miss Rasmus sen's marcel. She has made a specialty of this work for several years. REYNAUD'S 1 Beauty Shop :;"Wo lA'ad Others Follow" - Libby's Asparagus, picnic size Can...... 19c; 6 cans $1.08 P. S. Telephone Peas, . 3 for 49c Standard Tomatoes, Ogden Valley 3 for 35c Country Club Olive Oil Sardines 3 for 39c Del Monte Catsup . . ,2 cans for 49c Gif ford's Ripe Olives 2 cans for 37c Fresh, New Cabbage 3c per lb. New Potatoes ...... 10 lbs. for 25c Fresh Green String Beans 10c per lb. Fresh Green Peas 9c per lb. Fresh Cucumbers 2 for 15c Walla Walla Tomatoes. . . 2 lbs. 35c MEAT "DEPARTMENT Round Steaks 28c per lb. Leg of Lamb 30c per lb. Spring Chickens V. 35c per lb. Walla Walla Hams, half or Whole Hams . ; .27c per lb. nished the music. " - i The affair was arranged by the social committee of the normal school, made up of several faculty nie-mbera and students. Miss Haxel Kirk, of the faculty, is chairman. For the pleasure of Mr. and Mrs. Hoollttle, of Golden, Colo., who were guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. S. 1 van hoe. Mrs. W. H. Dohneoikanip was li os l ens to a few friends Wed nesday at an informal afternoon J of bridge. Two tables were at play. Mrs. ltohncnkamp served ut the close of tho afternoon, Mr, and Mrs. T. L Doolittle ar rived Wednesday moinlug, surpris ing Mrs. lvanhoe most pleasantly They were overnight guests, leav ing yesterday morning for Port land. Mr. und Mrs. Doolittle are touring through the western states and Canada. Mr, Doolittle has been registiar at the School of Mines. at Liuulder for a number of years. A pleasant event of last evening was a picnic ut Pine Cone which six girl friends who had previously had u camping trip on the Grande Kondo river at Pine Cone enjoyed. The picnic was In the nature of f "re-unlou" at their former, camp ing site. Mrs, H. M. Hay, who ac compuniiMl tho girls on their camp three years ago, was with them last evening. Tho girls were the Misses Mai va l.yman, Jane Blunge, Her nlco Wilson, Virginia Warnlck, (iuiUla Ashby und lAmh UramweH, who-was invited In the absence of Hester Hopkins, one of tho original group Who is now living In the east. . Party Compliments Two Visiting Women To compliment, Mrs. ,. A. Pros rntt. of Seattle, und Mrs. Itaymond Hirers, of Klamath l'alls, Mrs. Andrew boney Jr. was hostess to. a few of their friends hole last ove nlni? at biidso ut hor homo on Spi'inK uvenue. Both honor guests are former well known La. Qrundo 1'i'nlili nls and are visiting with their friends hero. Two tables of brldgo wore at piny, Mrs. K. I Knight making high si-ore. , Quest prizes went to both Mrs. Prcscott and Mj-h. liiggers. The hoiitess served at "tho close of the pleasant evening. Mrs. Prcs cott has ' been here Tor several weeks, while Mrs. Blggers arrived here yesterday with Mr. Blggers and their children. Barbara Jean ami Donald. They huve been In Idaho and niter a short stay here will return to their Kluniuth Kails home. ' ... Complimenting Miss Helen Sar gent, who left this mornlntf to inula) her homo in Portland, Miss Nvelyn' Brueo entertained u num ber ut friends at a theater party at tho Arcade last evonlng. l;'ol- lowing the show tbe guets were taken to the borne of Miss Bruce on Second street,, where refresh ments were served. - Miss Hurgent Is the daughter Of Mr. and Mrs K. Marks, who are establishing their home in Portland.. - Neighbors of Woodcraft mot In regular session last evening at thu ' length with 'probably lower honor K. of P. hall. One candidate waa.Blr,!n8tn ln "IH lJor und should Initiated and' one application for nt uo a slam-lnillcaior. Tho queB meniberahlp was received. Tho at-tlon ror us to consider today to tendance was larffe. Saturday aft ernoon at 8 o'clock the Juveniles will have a mooting ut tho K. of P. hall. P0NDO8A (Special) Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mtufleld gave a very pleasant party at their homo Tues day evening In honor of those who took part In the play given recent ly for the benoflt of the community playground. The evening was spent In singing and playing games and at a late hour danty refreshments were served. Those present were .Mi. and Mrs. Frank Whilten, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Butler, Mrs. Win Duncan. Maxlne Duncan, Gertie Thompson, Iaurul alid Clora Lay, George and Wiliua Kennedy. Leon ard Whttten, Mrs. John I'erriey, Mr. and Mrs. William Baxter. Alva Orton and tho host and hostess. Rainbow Assembly Picnics At Cove One of the largest and most de llghtful picnic parlies to take place here -this summer was given ove yoslrdHy afternoon for 45 members of Rainbow .Assembly No. 13 und advisory board members. Members of the losing side In a re cent membership contest treated tho winners to Ice cream for the' picnic. Curlonds ' left for, Cove tlio following bidding and Informu aboul 2:30 yesterday afternoon andjtlon go together; Scoro love, South pleasant swim was enjoyed. At about 6:30 o'clock several carloads of assembly members who work during the afternoon joined them und shortly after 6 o'clock tho pic nickers went to the Covo Aseen- slon grounds for supper. Klcld j got her with the (act that 1 huvo gumes provided entertainment for tho Aco of tho suit 1 uiy. naming." the evening. A rainbow that span- Score love, South threo No ncd the heavens at about 8 o'clock I Trumps, West pass, North four No during a glorious late sunset wuh Trumps. Nort). is saying to South: observed with, particular Interest ("Opposite your three No Trumps, by the assembly members. Imy hand bus distinct slam posslb- A feature of the afternoon was'illtles If not probabilities. 1 huvo un announcement that the Buker not either Minor Aec, so I cuunut chupter of Kustern Star has dfctd-jshow my possibilities by bidding ed to sponsor a Rainbow assembly four of a Minor; but by jumping and thut the I -a Qrunde assembly ! your No Trump 1 -nut announcing will go sometime In the near fu- ture to Raker to Install the new organisation. The announcement, which the local ussembly has been hopefully anticipating since a trip to Baker this spring when It ex emplified the work for the, Huker Eastern Stur, was hulled with de light.' " ' ' V """ Miss Mary Culp was chutt-muu or the losing side In the membership contest which was held this spring. Miss Bernlce McKlnney, chulriuan of the winning side, was una bio to attend tho picnic lust evening. The Hltch-nnd-Chatter club, the sewing department of the Ameri can Legion auxiliary, was enter tained yesterday afternoon by M J-h;-Hc;V' her home on Spring. avenue. Tho club spent a busy afternoon working on a quilt which will be used later in welfare work. Mm. Hcusty served refreshments ut un approprlute hour. Mrs. John Lot tea was hostess to 25 members of the Luthcrun La dles' uld yesterday afternoon ut her home on Fourth street. The ses sion was a most interesting onv Mrs. J. L. "Kbert, president, con- hi h . "Il"m" .....1.., . wuiu .iim.!Buit, 14 cup cream, wiiu iuiu ui un urucr,ior iwq more quilts from a Chicago woman, who enclosed $16. The aid will begin work on the quilts soon. The so. clety made arrangements to pay for the church service beads which the Sacajawea campfire group has been eurning in taking cnte of the Luth eran church. "The Straight Way Toward Tomorrow." the study book of tho aid, was the subject of the study houi;, when unother chapter was read. Tho hostess served ut the close of the afternoon. Members of the Sucajawea cump- fire group enjoyed a breakfast hike Wednesday morning, going to Itooster peak with their guardian, Mrs. Lelf H. Awes. Klght girls mude the hike, cooking a "camp Tire glii" breakfast upon their ar rival. Announcements Members of the Wawokiye camp fire group, of which Mrs. W. T. Ihy Is guardian, will have a break fast hike to Rooster peak Sunday morning. Tho girls are to meet at the high school at H o'clock, and will cook their breakfasts upon ar rivul. 1'luns for the hike were made ut a short business meeting at Hot Luke on Wednesday after noon. SHAKLSPKARK IX ITALY MILAN Shakespeare In Italian will be presented here this autumn. "The Tempest" and "A Midsum mer Night's Dream" have been chosen. New Wonderful , Cleansing Cream j Wouldn't you like a Cleannlng Cream that will not stretch the skin, yet goes down Into the pores and releuses all grime und dirt? This new marvelous Cream contains Cocoa Butter and In highly bene ficial to dry skins. Heals sun nnd jwind burn. Ask fur MKLLo-ULO Cocoa Butter . Cleansing 'Glass Drugs, Inc. Crenm.a Bridge Pointers By Milton O. Work CVmtruct llrkluo Lust week In our Borit'S fit Con tract artlch'8 wo covered tho ques tion of Majur suit overctUla of part ner's gamo-Kolnff No Trump bid, determining that In any such case as: South throe No Trumps. West pass, North four of a Alujor, that North's bid should show unusual wnat meaning snouio uo kivoii iu overcau 01 partner's gumo- golug No Trump with u Minor suit. When tho bidder's sldo has a score, thore Is every reason fur treating u Minor overcall Just us a Major overeall would bo treated at lovo: and thereforo in olthor jof the following cases; (a) Dealcr'8 side scoru 30, South (Dealer) two No Trumps, West pass, North throu 'of a Minor; (b) Dealer's sido scoro 20, South (Dealer) threo No Trumps, West pass. North four of a Minor; the meaning of the Min or overcall would be an unusually long Minor Suit und a better pros pect of gamer ut the Minor than ut No Trump or. In other words, tho exuet parallel of the Major situa tion that was explained last week; but when tho Healer's side has no scoro and tho ' bidding Is South (Deuler) threo No Trumps, West pass, North four of a Minor, tho meaning Is dll'furont. . Then tho bid Is a slum-Indicator. It Is possible but not probablo that game (eleven tricks) can bo mado moro readily with a long Minor thau nine tricks can be mude ut No Trumns: on tho other hand. Utjtt lM iirnlmhln (hut. tt-ii tricks cull bo made in the Major i or In tho Minor with u score, moro easily than, nino cun bo mado at No Trump. Cuiiseiiuently It is pusslblo a alam-lndleulor. and thereforo three No Truinps, West pass, North four of u Minor. North unuouucqs: "i huvu a hand which loads mo to think that, lacing your threo No Trumps, a slain is probable und 1 am giving you that lufornmtioii to shun possibilities, but not unnounc Ing whether or not 1 huvo a Ma jor Ace." Copyright, John V. Ltillo Co. MENUS By Sister Mary BRKAKKAKT Orango Juieo, cereal, cream, baked French toust, siiip, milk, cof lee. l.UNCHKON Stufrrd peppers, watorcress with clilffonadu dress ing, cream cheese und - whole j wheut sandwiches, merringuo pud ding, milk, tea. DINNER . Broiled halibut IMltJito' d iced carro'ts. cabbage salad, cherry pudding, milk, cot J fee. Stuffed peppers orfer a sugges tion for a bridge luncheon as well as the family meat. They are es pecially good to servo for a 'ono plute" luncheon since tho pepper acts us u container. S tulle I lepMrs Four large sweet green peppers, 1 cuppceled und " sliced mush rooms, 2 tablespoons butter, 1 cups shelled peas. teaspoon '& cup but tered crumbs. Cut a slice from the stem end of each pepper and remove seeds and pith. Cover with boiling water, let stand five minutes. Drain and rub off thin coating on oubddc of peppers. Melt butter, add mushrooms and cook five min utes. Add peas which huve been cooked in iust enouch wutnr to prevent burning until almost ! done. Add cream, salt and a few grains of pepper. . Fill peppers with this1 mixture, cover with a thick layer of but tered crumbs and place upright In buttered baking dish. 1'our a mtle hot water In at one side of the dish and bake in a moderately )Ot oven for 80 minutes. Baste the peppers several times with the water in the baking dish, pouring the water over the peppers und not over the crumbs. ,l'Ik;i;s mist know ;allio Dl'BLIC A bill before the Dall Kircann rer aires a knowledge of the Irish language of every lawyr hereafter admitted to practice who seeks election to a district court judgeship. A DISTINCTIVK fummer eve. nine ensemble o( black chiffon hat collar f pink tilk roEes ua tbl !! J 1 SATl ltlAY lMUKiHAMS . The National Broadcasting com pany for Saturday night follows: "Song Paintings;" 8:30 to 10. symphony concert; 10 to 13. "Big Show," . KOO Oakland (S84.4m-780kc) S, studio program: 8:10, N. B. C. KKKO San Frunclsco (454.3m 660kc) 8. concert orchestra; 10:10, dance music; 1.1:10 to 1:10, organ and tenor. ' KHJ Los Angeles (399.8m 750kc) 8, program; 9, concert; 10, orchestra; 12 to 1, merrymakers, KI'O Sun Kruneisco 4:i:!.3m 710kc) 8, studio program; 8:30, N. B. C. . KO I N Port fa n d ( 3 1 9 m- 9 4 0 kc ) merrymakers frolic, K Y A Sa n Frn nclsco (352.7m 8&ukc) 8, old-timers hour; 9. N. It. O. chain; 10 to 12, radio bug frolic, KKX Portland (277.tfm-1080kc) 8, program; 9, N. B. O. chuln; 10 to 12, dance frolic. . K H Q Spoku no . (370.2m-810kc) 8. N. B. C. . .. KJK Seattle (348.6m-800kc) 8 stringed trio; 9,, A. B. C, chuln; 10 to II, orohestru. KOW- Portland (491m-010kc) N. B. C. . , , KOMO Seattle (309.1 m-970kc) 8, N, B. C; 10. llltlo' symiihony or-j nivnuii! 41. iii iu -is.avi uiviiriiim. KKI . Angeles, 9, orches tra; 11 to 2, midnight frolic. KOA Denver . (a26.9m-920kc) 7 to 9, bund concert.: ; KKJK. Portland (275.1m lOUOkc) 8, evening story. LOSTINE PERSONALS j p W 10 H.CyVH (Special) Farmers In this locality . ure busy putting up their timothy hay. There is u fine crop this year. Kail graiif Is beginning to ripen and gardens and fruit crops ure both In good condition. Leonard Kite and family, of Day to a, Wus( are visiting ut tho home of Mrs. Kite's parents, Mr. und Mrs. J. T. Beem. Mrs. Nellie Johnson, of Baker. is spending u few weeks ut the I home of T. B. Johnson. Jester Johnson Jr.,' of La Crande, Is visiting his grandpur- "Just Like a Melody Out of the Sky" A new Gene Austin song, sung with the golden voice and the intimate manner that makes Gene so easy to listen to. A rich ac companiment forms a perfect background. And there are some real good dance num bers, too, in this week's releases. Come in and hear them all soon! . . Just Like a Melody Out of the Sky I Can't Do Without You Gene Austin. Evening- Star (Help Me Find My Man) Fox Trot with Vo cal Chorus. Irving Aaronson and His Comman ders. , -Japansy Waltz with Vocal Chorus Johnny H a m p's Kentucky Serena des. Just Like a Melody Out of the Sky Fox Trot with Vo cal Refrain Because My Baby Don't Mean "May be" Now! Fox Trot, with Vocal Refrain. George Olsen and His Music. It Was the Dawn of Love Fox Trot with Vocal Refrain Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra The Church Bells Are Ringing for Mary Waltz with Vocal Refrain. B. F. Goodrich Sil vertown Cord Or chestra Gee! I'm Marvelous in the Bathroom I'm Lookin' for a Girl Walter O'Keefe Adler Music Co. In With Newllna ents, Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Juhnttnn. Ruud work has been deluyod this week on uocount of repairs to the crusher. Miss Gladys Been, underwent u tonsil operution lust Wednesday. J, M. Clusset, of Halfway, who was operated at the O run do Hondo hospital, Is reported to be Improv ing. O. L. QuHset, of Pomrroy, Wash., who was culled to the bedside of his father, J. M. OusaPt, visited ut the Nell Klght home Saturday. Most girls want tu marry an economical man, but very few want to be engaged to one. - For a Pleasant Summer SKEETUR SKOOT is an excellent prepara tion for repelling inns U u I toes, flies, gnats und simllur Insects. While repulsive to in sects. It is not disagree able to the person nor Is it Irritating to tho most delicato skin. Apply to hands and face or hang u cloth saturated witli Kkecter Skoot near you. , 25 Glass Drugs i Inc. -La Grande, Ore. i i . tu Somali, StuS CASH c AND CARRY Phone Orders Main 91 Your Needs-Our Aim Your food supply in one of your most important family needs. Realizing then the . important part we aim to fulfill, we know it is our duty to supply nothing that we can not unhesitiilinKly recommend or stand back of. Which we are glad to do, and could not al'foi d to be careless about. With clerks to serve you and aid you in your selections, we are nble to serve you in the shortest time, thus saving you time, and , giving you the greatest value for your money. Saturday and Monday Special Food Savings Stone's Coffee Supreme Blend, the best grade Per Lb... 49c Lb Peanut Butter A saving, in bulk 2 lbs... :39c Baking Powder 2-11). Calumet ' 59c Syrup Medium I)g Cabin 49c Brooms 0-tiu medium weight 79c Crisco Best for frying 3 79c LBS...... SURELAY Apples New yellow Transparent 6 lbs 29c MILLINERY CLEARANCE Grouped for your convenience at these low prices ' . 2.95 - 3.95 4.95 - 6.95 PUTMAN'S. La Grande's Exclusive Ready-to Wear and Millinery Saturday Dresses, all sizes 2 to 11 ......L.... toys' Wash Suits, age 2 to 8.... ... 74 Spoi t Hose, size 9 and pair. .... Play Straw Hats Ladies' Belts :.'. Ladies' Silk Ties .................:. Wash Hats, small sizes JJoys' Cloth Hats, size 6V4 to 6-. .. I5oys' Jazz Caps, size 6 to 7...................... Girls' Bloomers, age 2 Girls' Hats NORTON'S Look Over Our Want Ads for Bargain: I V II I I Ifl 1 X 1 ' I X. II $1.45 Half Gal Ginger Ale Hollywood Dry, 5 bottles $1 Honey New extracted 5 1,1!. PAIL.. 65c $1.29 10!. LB. AIL A yl. A Sugar t Soap EI In clolli bags Family, Crystul White 10 lbs. 69c 10 BARS... 39c Bargains -f 1.00 .91.00 ......15 ' .:..15 15 .:...25i ....25 to 12.......:...........,.........55 :..-....25, 50 and 91.00 KIDDY SHOP MODERN FOOD STORES We Deliver $2.50 Ordera .Stone's Syrup Finest cane and maple 89c 2 $1.59 Catsup - Regular Van Camps 2 for.... 35c Chocolate Sweet ground in bulk 2 lbs....: 39c Crackers Fresh oyster crackers .. 2 lbs... 29c Pickles Wilson's sweets, quarts 45c Lemons ' ' Large, fancy Sunkists pi;r OQp 1)07 KN OV, $2.95