La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 23, 1928, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextMonday, July 23, 192S LA GRANDE EVENING ' OBSERVER Society News .Visiting Women : Complimented At . Informal Party To compliment Mm. A. V. Unrf Bwn find Mrs. , l,. Jiiiton. of J'ortlun.l, Alia. a. T. Mill uukud in a numlier or tlu'ir frU'n.ls on Sut ut'ltiy tor nn inlonnut urternoon thai prove., to be one of the mel tifst utfulrn of (ho Hiiminor. A 1-lil.li"iilly tnioiiiml urt.noon pf cliatthiK wftH spnt nt tlio Hill Ri,onm on First Htroct. I'lnk gladioli of- the Hint cutting from Mrs. Hill's Kimkus wore u.svil t.notit tht i-ooniH. At the tea hour, for which it mul . htrry color selii'im was usim, Mrs. 1 1 1 II WUb assist cm, hy M in. l' H. AipMy. MtH. A. It. MunltM' cut tiui U'h unil Mvu. itohcrt :ult.n poured. A ccntnipluto In uuHli.-iiy i.ml the duiiiiy cnartn that oii.y J olil-fashloned "iloweiH may lend. I'unterhury helix, nuvet roikol mid Japu)ieH , hair Ik-IIs tiit'fio were omoiiK the lavender or the lianqiiet. - UiierttH were served from the din Jug room and Were seated at small , tahlesi, several or which were placeVl about I he porch. ' The lower ' gut-ilcns ahout the home, In their summer prime, hud their slitne In tnaktiiK .the. uiiernoon u pariiciilarly happy one. Mrs. UndKren m vtHltlru? . here i wllu her many friends. J tint now niio Ik the house guest or Mix. It. J., l'oarch, while foe Beveial days Hlie was u guest of Mrs. Kobert Ktiktn. Min. Jnitton Ik the kocmL of her mother, Mrs. Hunter, ttoth vifdlorti have heen entertained on niiuierotiH occasion h hy Im Gmmte ' friends in club, churtrh and social circles. ........ An Interesting1 mimical and speak liiK program was a feature of the regular dinner meeting of the Oll er 1. Morion relief corps Hatur day afternoon with '.Hi in attend ance. Mrs. j.aum Hradeii, presi dent, preulded at the session. Din ner whh Kerved at 12 o'clock at the dining rooms of the K. of 1'. ha.ll. At ahout 2 o'clock the regular bus iness meeting began. Members vot ed to have a picnic at the city park on I he third Hundny of August, Aug. 1'J. The sons and daughters ol" veterans aie beitifj Invited to this MTatr. GeoLgo T. f'ochran utldreHBwl the W. It. i. members during the aft ernoon, giving a most intereHting talk relative to the work and sig nificance of the organizations. Miss Myrtle Wilcock .sang two numbers und Andrew .Loncy Jr. played two cornet solos. He was accompanied hy Mrs. Hoy Mattoon. The next meeting will be held the first Monday afternoon In August and will he purely a business ses t sfon. Thetie will he no dinner. McCall Family In Pleasant Picnic If ft thin morning for Idaho after i th.U I n , ..1 the family who picnicked with the visitors yesterday were . Mr. and Mm. Hugh McCall, of Huines, Sir. mill Mm. Clyde K. Helta, Mr. und Mrs. W. ,A. McCall, 'Mr. and Mia. Arch Huron und the mother, Mr. McCall. - ; Announcements Mrs. Chnrles H. Orlffln enter tained the l.ucky Dozen cluh nt her home on Main avenue Kriday. A' very enjoyable lift ernoon was spent after which- refreshments wera' served by the lion tens. Jurhig the, afternoon horticulture end other topics were discusseed. - The next 1 meeting of the J.tieky Dozen club wiH take place at the homeof Mm. 11. K. lth-hey nt her home on I avenue oh August 3. ' i - f .-.J.'.- llonorlng Mrs. Ada Wallers, or Coi vallls, who fs visiting here with relatives und friends, her sister. Mrs. Jabe Con ley, entertained at a most delightful picnic at Radium Springs yesterday. Mrs. Walters Ik one of the most esteemed of the laugh ters of pioneers, being the laughter of Hen Drown, who built the first house In La Grande. She attended the Union County Pioneer association picnic lust Thursday; Her sojourn here is occasioning many happy visits among . old friends and 1he folk who have re sided here always. Mrs. Walters is the sister of Mrs. J. A. Gurlly. ii ml Mrs. llestc-r Kllsworth. Those 'who enjoyed yesterday's picnic were Mrs. itay Gnodnough, Mrs. I,. L. McKcnuon, Mr. und Mrs. Uoyd Carter, Mr. and Mrs. Archie Coti- ley nnd daughters, l.ols and Creo. Mr. nnd Mrs. Jale Con ley and Mrs. Walters. Cove (Spfvlnl) Mrs. Helen Lin coln was hostess to the Altar so ciety on Wednesday. The rooms were filled with the season's flow ers for the meeting. Among the guests were' Mrs. Johnson. Helen Johnson, Mrs. 1'nrent, Mrs. Sulli van, of Union, Mrs. Wade, Mrs. Bertsch, Mrs. Goyette, Mrs, Smith and Miss Zcllnr,' of Cove. Lunch eon was served. Union (Special) Members of Union circle No. 20 ! were guests of tho King City Camp No. SO. Woodmen of the World, nt the an nual picnic held Sunday at Pres byterian flat.. A picnic dinner was served at 1 o'clock nt which 60 people were present. Following dinner nn interesting program of reading und music wus given and various games and sports were en- Hecause, so muny members are out of the city on vacation trips, the regular meeting of the Degree of Honor, which wus to have been held tomorrow night, has been In definitely postponed. The Pons and Daughters of th I Hi I on veterans of the Civil war will meet at 8 o'clock tonight nt the (hrlst Inn .church. . UNION PERSONALS WARS ON AL I mm V UNION, Ore. (SpeclaD Mrs. George Wlnshlp and daughter, Anna Mae, have returned home af ter a ten days visit at Pendleton with her parents, .Mr. anil Mrs. J. G. McConhell. Mr. und Mrs. Lyman Huff, Mrs. A. K. Huff hnd Mrs. Charlie Spenc er, all nf j Grande, spent a short tlmo here Tuesday - visiting relatives.- . ' ." ' ; . Mi's. Klin Holley returned home Tuesday' after n month's " visit nt Portland tvilh ruln.tlws mtd friends. Mrs. James Webb, proprietor of the Cozy theater for Salmon river where she will visit a few days with Mr. Webb, who Is cnmbiuK there with friends to try to benefit his health. - j Mr. and Mrs. J F Hutchinson: and three children, Kenneth. J.ou ene, and Mary, ore spending a week camping at Presbyterian flat on Catherine creek. Mr. Hutchin son is cashier of the hank and drives in each morning and re turns to camp after banking hours. Among the Union people attend ing the Pioneer picnic nt La Grande last Thursday were Mrsi Viola ParkeiT Mrs. K. 10. Purse), Mr. nnd Mrs. Alex Slater, Sam Haines, Mr. and Mrs. Kd Lee, Mr. and Mrs. W. V. Langford, Mr. and Mrs. George Bitlrd, -Mrs. Tony Smith, Mrs. Mary Minnick and son, Kenneth, Mrs. HeLap, Mrs. Louisa Harwell and Thomas -brasher. Kn route to their home in Yak ima, Wash., from Vale, Ore., where they have heeen spending a few "We dry democratic women will not support the ' dripping vot ticket and Joke platform named by the Tammany delegates . . " So said Mrs. Clem Shaver. wif$ tif the outgoing chairman of I he democratic national com'mittee, in, a' public attack on Al Smith. She is pictured above. panled by Mrs, Kd Wright' nnd son John, und her mother. Mrs. John left a wpok nBOjH. i'iurk, who will spend several country In Idaho. . weeks visiting here and . in Ui Grande with relatives and friends. -Mr. und Mrs. George Wlnshlp and daughter. Anna Mae, left Saturday for Prairie City,- where they will spend n few days visiting nt the home of Mr, und .Mrs. K. U. Hop kins. . - Merlon Kiddle of Island City, was transacting business hero Krl day nt the flour mill. . Bridge Pointers By Milton O. wort When 'the initial-bid Is one No Trump and the next player passes, jthe No Trumper's partner, when ever he1 has- a sufficiently- strong hand of the right make-up, should try to shut out a bid by the fourth player by - jumping ' his partner's uncontested one No Trump to two No Trump. Hands illustrating thtw Jump bid were given lust Mondiy; and today we deal ; with hands strong enough fur the Jump but with "which,, for somA reason; It Is inadvisable. ; " " ' .' When Ihe Third Hand .(the No Trumper's partner)! has a strong Major of five cards or more," he It Is very 'possible that tho four card Major will work better than the No Trumps especially when tho No Trumpcr knows Its length and is not induced to let It staml rut It er than bid No. Trump over It he- cause he thinks It one card long er.' So when tho Third Hand huH a strong' four-card Major to tall back .upon, he should not jump Healer's No Trump. MENUS PUTMAN'S La Grande's Exclusive Ueacly-to Wear and Millinery ; 1 " ll.r Ntsirr Mnry '. BHKAKKAST Huki'i ! Il))fl, "on'aiii. Uttltt-illK wiiihuk,s. wuterorcfis. oi-Ihp tOJt.it, ntllk, coffoe. ' , l.UNCHKON i rrflim of ureen roup, toast tii-k.' ry hrpail, fr(Mh carrot aalttd, ' rnrunu-l rllHtartl, frultttd, laNNKil ChlPken louf, sol- naiiirniiy win mu uml Major minor i .,.. ,.,-o. Wl iirm-iii. nid than two No IVumps; with a very-,8,)Wi a onlollKi , clli!,.,l watoi- lfinir.nl V, ir U nnc tin u.ltl lll ilitu . " '" . miion cones. nuiK. corree. ': I 'iie hot weather hreakfust d- nmnds all consideration and er of the Minor rather thaii two Noi Trumps, Hut even with 'ft hand containing No Trump distribution und ' strong' enough for the jump (three 'or i four high cards' that probably t will take - tricks 'nt No Trump), the jump should not be made In every oase,t For example: COVE PERSONALS A-K-X-X J-ID-X-X VK-X-X R-O-X-X . D-X-X It-J-X XXX X-X ' In neither of these; hands Is' a fort.. Often children as well as grown-ups experience, loss ot ap petite front Intense heat and at noontime are unahle to. eat. So the hearty breakfast served In the cool of the morning Is essential, ' Crvam of ;ncu Soup One pound splnuch, 1 bunch parsley, 4 Tups stock, ' 2 table spoons flour, 2 tablespoons butter. 1 teaspoon sugar, 2 teaspoons lemon Juice, 1 Hivtnt teaspoon salt, 1-4- teaspoon I pepper, 1 egg. 'Wash spinach and purs ley thor oughly. . Cook In stock or, water tlvo crushed tho rond b'd to a sid ing uwed for uuloudlng gravtd cars nt Muir und slide into a ditch, lie wns brought to a hospital hero where Injuries were pronounced minor, One paper sent the government i u ropy ouch week fop - six years ami last week It received one of I'mic. Sam's reports to fill out. It asked, "What language ,1s your publication print ihI hi"" -w. - jump a.lvlm.hlo ' b.m.--lf. the j"""' ':na' V : ' .."TV" I I'-onrth Hiinn should makn- tho , 'T lead-Olroetlnff bid dn.l It. bo passo.1 "r "w n"'' add ukiv aa H. by tho two mioccpdlng playora, tho I". , holdor of either No. 1 or No. g -udd tlio stork nml purw anil bring would he In position to bid two 'of to the bolllnB point. jnlrrlnK con n Major a.m. This would show "tnntly oil five n.lnuiea and stir tho original No Trump bidder that r "Khtly beaten. Hemove the Major ault was a fonr-eorder ,Tr""' tho tin and aorve at onro. ing . would hnve been bid on the ' KNAINKKIt lH'KT Is not ndvisnblu as I ' MATITINKZ r Knglneor W. K. Soby of lilchniond was Injured but If the ndversuMoa have a bid, when his Santa Ke freight locomo- first round. It Is not advisable as a rule to take out partner's No Trump with w four-curd Major; How's The Salesbooks Supply? rhrougU' new factory or- ... ruiun'incnlH covering ITnlun .-: 111(1 WlllloUll . (MUllltlCH, wo t, nt'o tmiilculaiiy anxious to j solicit MiUv4lHMlr business. ; : rustoincr Miys no more, nnd . no gel a lltil vol vet,'- NELSON PRINTING CO. Main 71 Oppo.'P. 0. joyed during the afternoon. OVK. Ore. (Speciul)-The cher ry harvest Is st til on here, although many of the growers have nearly finished picking. The work ut the co-operative packing plunt is near ly vnded, )-.it KUickhtnds' pacltlng plant has still inuny cheuies lo pack. ' Mrs. Margaret ' .Dallon,, of St. Franclsvllle, i' La., ailil her molh- Of the many pleasant picnics that took place yesterday was that which brought nn'mlers of the Mc Call family together with their mother, Mrs, Surah McCall. at the elly park, The visit of Mrs. U A. McAlllsler, of Wendell, Ida.; n ilaughter of Mrs. McCall. occasion ed the gathering. With Mrs. Mc Alllsler wen! her son-in-law and daughter,; Mi, and Mrs. Clarence Oeiihrtch and f heir- cbildren. They Watch the chef broil chops To seal in the juices and cook the meat evenly, each side of the chop must be ex posed to the lire a few mo menls at a time. Hills Bros.' patented, continuous process of roasting coffee a few pounds al a time roasts every coffee berry evenly and produces flavor no other method could. HILLS BROS COFFEE Tmh from the original VOfuum par. -4ly cm ErS 01923 Reir.ir.lt Union (RpeclaH The annual Old Folks' picnic, sponsored by the Women's . Christ tan Temperance union, will be held hare Thursday. Aug. 1, at Goodbrod luke. The 'pro gram .will begin at 2 o'clock and I will be ns follows: Invocation, Bishop Jacob Ko tiler; address of welcome; Mayor M. R. Levy; greet ings from the, W. C T. U., Mrs. Belle Wlffht; vocal solo, Miss Kzma Baxter; address, the Hev. K. C. Lee; greetings of the school board, C L. Cadwell; reading, Agnes raddofk; short tnlks ..by Robert Withycombe. L. A. Wright and J. W. Haxter Jr.; benediction. Mr. Lee. A social will follow the program nnd luncheon will then he served. Wallowa Couple Married Sunday At a quiet wedding solemnized here yesterday, Mao Hlrdle Mofflt became the brldo of JOrnest 17. Hook, the Kev. V. O., lless perform ing the ceremony. The wedding took place at the Baptist parson age. Tho young couple will con tinue! to live, in Wallowa where both have resided. Mrs. Rook Is employed nt an office at Wallowa, while Mr. Rook Is a Bowman Hicks employe. . They have many friends In Wal lowa county. A wedding that will be of much i nlerest t o La O rande f ol k t ook place Sunday morning nt the Luth eran pa rso nn ge w hen M rs. 1 .ea h Uecker been me the bride of George A. Livingstone. The Rev. Leif II. Awes performed tho ceremony, which wns solemnized quietly. Mr.' and Mrs. Jess Towery accompanied the couple. Mr. and Mrs. Living stone left soon after for Wallowa lakr. where they spent the day. Both are well known In La Grande and their friends wish them hup plness. Mr. Livingstone Is employ ed at the Bowman-Hicks Lumber company. They will be at home at 2708 North Ash street. 4 days visiting relatives. Mr. ander MrH- Joh" l-omslOek, or Nampa. Mrs. Ralph O. Smith stopped nt;Jl,u- who have been visiting In lite Cnion Thursday and spent the eve- l'OVB for the past two weeks, ve iling visiting nt the home of Mr. turned eurly In the week to Nampa. ami Mrs. o; K.Hall. Mr. Smith was M,a- JnHtm will make quite'" a former resident of Union, where extended visit with her parents be lie spent his boyhood days. His '',e returning lo her . homo In Louisiana. . - . Mrs. Lulu'Hutter and three chil dren, of Huker, ore' visiting at-the home of . her brother, W. A. Mc Neill. ; Mrs. R.; I. ' Monaluvn -and son, father, the late JJr. J. 1 Smith, practiced veterinary hero for .a number of years, later moving bis family to California. Edgar Lewin, of San Francisco, for a visit with his mother. Mrs.'.I)on' of .Ywhtor, Bpont-a-du UiIb Helen Lewin, and other relatives. m M Ms mm si-.. Dr. E. E. Briley Says: "In my prMir bt Spokane I hr fovad Tm Biu Hr-Sr-eJ CrK.- . i,y. . fiuUrcn nd lot ronvalrwrnl fenmflr." J 1 1 BKtLF.Y. MO, tt i In n. Wk week nt the boine of Mrs. ,T. 1 Hefty. ; Hilus Koger had un nutomdldle accident us ho was returning from I the pioneer meeting ut 1 -a Grande AB lie WHH (lirillllK Mr. and Mrs. Chester Cartwiight and son-ln-taw and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Mat his, of Baker, U-PI'P tit I'ninn Kjiti'ilnv nflsi'iinnn im.i 11,i0,iu.i v, c,. i last i'hursflay. n( n,Di,. nr xi u...i a corner his steering wheel locked Mr. aiU'jl'a C.' wiin"rtiirn"ea',,'Vlv ",e r u ovrlurre,l In the Priiluy to their home In P.n tlHna , lltcn- T.he "ec'l"int of tile eur lirier l weok's vlsh I.p.. -llh Mr l'OT P""" """I' nnil llr. Kred l''ux. Mr. V'llnon i a lirothcr r Mix Fox. Mi'H. l-'rcd Ware, of 1m Oi'ande, l .....I I'llli..... Unl... an.) Mr. nl Mtm. (Maude Helrd TluirKdny were Mr .and Mm. Silas nan nnd GeorBe Stoker, ot linker. 1 Kr, Mr A lire Tripper. Mib J. .mended Ihe Stoker funeral lierew- MrH; ,-ou ,) "J"'"- Saturday i.flernoo... Alice Allen. Mr. and Mm. J. K. in,, i.n n.....i,. ...in !...., .u.'Uil'Kon und .Mr. nnd Mrs. Oeorite ''eelved nuiny neral(dieH and brule .but no Iiomoh wore broken. ..Anions those ill tending the ilo- Ineer meetlnK lit l.n, Ornndo' last latter pnrt of this week for her home at Portland nfter n monlhls visit here' wllh her uinlher and slsler, Mrs. KllKabelh Taylor and .Mrs. W. W. Stevens. Mr. and Mrs. Klmer WrlKht nnd children will leave the first of this week for their home In l'ortlnnd McDoniel. STUKin' VAIl SI 1IAI.1 i:l :nvirK tv i:xri()siox POItTl-ANII, Ore., July 23 (AIM Street, cur service was demoraliz ed during the rush hour between after a visit here with his mother,. 1 nnd 8 a. in. today ns a result Mrs. Helle Wrluht, and olher reln-jof un explosion In the substation lives and friends. They also vislt-'of the Portland Klcctrlc Power ed In Bnker with his brother, C. W. company nt Broadway unci Abler Virhcht, and in ha Craudc wllh streets. relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Prank Conner re lumed home Friday after n week's visit in . Western OreRon. They made the trip hy car. Mr. nnd Mrs. liny Sonrbrouifh, of pondosa, spent Friday at Union at the home of Mr. nnd Mrs, (Upson. ''Iremen with chemicals exlln- Kllisbed a fire following the explosion. i. A. (iii: us hi:s( ri.i) GUKUNKVIM.R Two l.os An Bcles ifirls, Mlssf?B Selavagfl und A. "Maryknllvich of l.os Angeles, wei'Q among 215 passengerR- on a scow Mrs. George X. Post and dnush-: which sank In thu Russian river. ter, (leorglann, arrived at Union1 All were rescued. The scow was recently for a month's visit with her used to transport crowds to a bath; brother-in-law and sister, .Mr. und ing beach. Mrs", w. II. Vogle. I When Iv. A. Wright returned! Now that cigaret lighters are the home n week ago from n business vogue, what In the world Is one to trip to Portland, he was aecoin- pick one's teeth with? 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