La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 30, 1928, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextMonday, July HO; 192 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER ..I. i J 'I'ililil.U'-Hltii. Page1 Threes fgbOCIETY NEWS Bridge Luncheon Honors Wives Of Visting Doctors A ib Huhtful bridKe luncheon took pl.'e Saturday at tin I.u Grit title hotel 1 r ihe pleasure of vinitiliK wives who accompanied I heir hus-1-andn to La tliamle for tilt' meet ing or the Last ten ori'Kun Medi rad nueb-ty. 'I'fu iit'Tliittilnt com mittee, of which Mr. Lev It, Ibuivy was chaiiman, was hostess for tin Hi fair. I'mns Hero placed for 16 at an tittruci ively appointed table In the hotel ill Hint; room of 1:15 o'clock. Su i'd peas formed u ren-lerpb-ce. i-'ollowltiK' luncheon four table of IniiUe were ;il play the ineiv.nnine. I(i'.:h score was made by .Mrs. Thomas .1. MIkkIiis, of Hn- The affair was a Mici'i'ssful one, and had a major part in mukiiiR Hit ilay a voy pleasant one for lite vistliii); wivis. ' They were enter tained at evening, ajuin, at the Sacuja wt-a In a at the medical so ciety ha mi net. This morning was spent In informal visiting am) In rid-- aliont t he city. Those w ho in -com pun led t heir hu.shunds were Mrs, J. K. Gr.-Kory, Wallowa: Mis. ('. T. I toeUet, i;m r prlse; M rs. A. II. Johnston. Hep- pner: Mrs. CiMnliieh A. .Kehauff ler, J'ortlatMl; Mis. Marol-l C. Han. i'orthuid; Mrs. Thomas J. HiKt'lns. I taker: M rs. I J. I 'aw son, prairie city; Mr:). I . I'.. Itlair, Lrairle City. Otni r Ktiests at the iune'ieon were v ives ul l.a C.iam'e doctors. With Mrs. lioiivy on t ho cnti taininK eollimiliee were Mrs. (irejjory, Mrs. W. I'. MeAdory ( v. ho was unable to he ill l.a Giantle). Mis. A. I Hichardson. Mrs. W. T. I'hy, Mrs. t T. Iloekelt, and Mis. A. H. John ston. I.osline (Special) The NVlfih hoi hood club held an all-day pic nic Thursday on the Sont h fork, near the Olson swtimpH. A deli cious luncheon was served at noon to the Kocsts und the afternoon was spent in visit inr ami swinw mltiK. At 4 o'clock a watermelon eed was i.t!.jf.y..., and Mllowtnp It. all departed tin- home. The. entire lay proved a most enjoyable one. La Grande People Guests at Haines Mr. and Mrs. L. Thompson. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Vhh. and Mr. and Mrs. Victor Kelt ley ami Mrs. Jennie Thompson were kucsIh of Mr. and Mrs. .1. t MeLwan at their ranch home near Haines yesterday. j The Jai iJntnde folk spent most of' j the Utiy at the ranch tun i it und were K nests at dinner. Mrs. Thomp- IHon. mother of Mr. Thompson, und Mia. Wt-I.b, Is a sifter cf .Mr. M i Twun. I f'ove i (Special) The Woman's rlisb held its regular monthly meet Inx t the library on Thursday. July 6. Nine members were pres ent. The budget for the year was presented by the hudKet. commit tee and uccepted. other routine husinesH matterH were transacted duiiiiK the afternoon business session. Bridge Pointers By Milton C Work Cove1 (Special)- The third unnn al picnic for the older jfencruttor. of Cove will le held on Tuesday. A nir. 14. in the Ascension Grove from in until 4 o'clock. To all the elderly people who have once made their home at Cove a special invitation is extend! making this day one for all. The cove pt join with the Women's oriiiff the older folk. Her Hair Is 50 Inches Long iple are to tub In lion- Announcements Auction declaration, leads ami plays may be either literal ami ob vious, or "conventional. When conventional, their full significance depends upon an undcrslnndini? be tween partners; not a private un derstanding of course, but one which has been agreed upon by players Kent rally, as the name con ventional Implies. I'"ev moves In the Kaine are with out sonic conventional significance. lir example: an initial bid of one of u suit has the literal and obvi ous meaning that the bidder thinks join in it probable that, with average help pleasure from partner, he can fulfill the f contract bis bid offers to ussume, I if the suit named be the trump; the bid has the added conventional mean I iijt that the suit named, or at least tht hand an u whole, con tains certain hlRh-canl strength. "1 n forma lory" doubles are almost wholly conventional In their siKni f lea nee. althotiKh they also ratty the obvious niessnjce that the iloub-h-r's hand contains considerable strength: ami infonnatory doubles will he the subject for today, next Monday, and t he Monday follow ing. As used w hen Auction lirldKe Tim monllUv meeting of tbt waM flrst -vented, all doubles were Women's Missionary society of tin, lllf,ri11 umI obMoiid. ami were what Christian church will be held Wed- ?ow nn vllUil ,,"sliios" doubles, nesdav afternoon at the bom., of a doul.Ie conveyed the mess- Mrs, iloehesier. piKe: "Partner. I think the enntruct I fan be defeated and I am douhl- 1 j iiiK to increase the value of our ex- I peeled victory. Hut it soon was t found tliat it seldom paid to double bids of one or even suit-bids of two. When the opponents could defeat such a cheap vontract. they usually could have gone game with water- a declaration of their own and Kame is apt to be worth more than the penalty derived from defeating a low bid. More than that: the doubled side, warned of their dan- usually could rescue them- All children of members of the Neighbors of Woodcraft are Invit ed to a picnic at the city park on Wednesday, beginning at 11 o'clock in the morning. Ice cream will be furnished by the lodge. .Vf.M Lot .1 iiielf! r.nrcoH Nora Haskinp, model In nn oxolusivo Hollywood sown shop, wears icrccn clais- cluihcs heller than they do HieniRclves. Slio aililbute il to lier hair, vvlikli is C.U iiiohes long. MENUS n- Slslfr lary HHKAKKAST Sliwil melon. cereal enok'il with fifes. erenin. bro(lel fre?h fiwh, rye toast nii!k, coffee. I.TNt 'HKt)N VeRetalle salad ciulrk Jarkerhou.s rolls wilhter cheess. e(tg l.monarte. !selvea hy clianfriiiB to a different DINNKIl Huknl fresh mack- , ili-ckiratioti; ami not infrequently erel, scalloped potatoes, buttered they would be strormer In their new turnips, raspberry (l. liieht, ' second selection, so that the only milk, coffee. , effect or the double would be to New turnips are unusually pood steer the orlsinal bidders into a cut In dice and parboiled for ten gamc-produrinK contract, minutes, then cooked slowly in How these discoveries led to the butter and u few tablespoons practical disuse of doubles, of ori watcr until almost dry and tender. Bnal bids, and left some vacant LOSTINE PERSONALS IXISTIXK. Ore. ( Spccia I ) a ml M rs. uy Crow came from l-apover J-'rhtay for supplies, Kalph (iraham drover over to Klora Wednesday for n few days visit. Marion and I-ife llommack are spending a few days at llermistoli this week. Mr. and Mrs. Iife- Hammack ami 1 I laniel lias been suffering from j rtteuniaiism and was much worse Wednesday. ; .f. II. Jackstiu and daughter June. j anil son Itill. Irene and Heu'ah - M' -1 Ci ussier ami Margaret 1'tdey spent lown I several days up South Km rk on a j camping trip. I Mr. and Mrs. Mark Harris have las their guests Miss K.sther Harris, ; Ke!ie !biM lK ami Herman l.umlers. , of Winchester, Idaho. They ar j rived Tuesday. I Mr. and Mrs. S. .. Maglll and , ri'j't'iiWW The right way , to pop com h to put a liltl? in tht pnpper nt n limr. Then each kernel t' will pop out fluffy and tender. T litis Urns., by roasting their coffee a ffw poumli at a time liy a patented, continuous process, secure a marvelous, uniform flavor in every pound a flavor that no other roast iri(; method can equal. HILLS BROS (Jto COFFEE P33 Trtk from the original vacuum tihk. lastly vfintii unh 4 kiy. j Sprinkle with minced parsley be fore serving. HasplK'rry Delight Two cups red raspberries, 2 'gfs. k eup Kru mi luted sugar, a tablespoons flour, few grains salt, I'cups - milk, Jn tea.spoon vanUl; 4" tablespoons powdered stigar! Mix and silt sugar. Hour ami salt. Add yolks of eggs and mix t horotighly. Heat milk over hot water and slowly mid to egg mix t ure, stirring constantly. t 'ook over hot water until t hick and smooth, stirring to prevent lump ing. Let cool ami add vanilla. Turn Into a baking dish. Cover with nn even layer of berries. Heat whites Of eggs until stiff, gradually heating in powdered sugar. Pile roughly over berries, (take twelve minutes in a moder ate oven to color and bake he meringue. The oven should bo j hotter at the top than at the bot tom or the baking dish can bo placed In n pan of cool water to I the depth of (Jio custard. Chill ami serve. rooms in the house of Auction dec laration; ami how these vaeuneies were filled by the Invention of .in fonnatory doubles, will be our story ti week from today. Copyright, John I Pllle Co. family spent .Sunday at the C. T Mr. and Mrs. H. S. .Magili; or ( ni Cook home. Jcago. motored to Ui (Jrande to Clyde Head. Wesley Leonard n nd meet 1 1 ugli S. Maglll ami his serve Van (ioodman. of Lntororise. were tarv. Miss Kdlib Hay, who have camping over the weekend up the beet South Kork. r.LACK ami wiim: rrn l I or IT ISNT A HOME WTf BOUT A TELEPHONE How in the world can a young person expect to become ' popular" unless there is a Tele phone in the home? We don't say it can't be done. It might. But it's doubtful. PARIS (AP A famous dress maker trims a black satin coat for formal afternoon wear with hand:- of fur alternating black ami white To accentuate the fur trimming there are additional hands of black and white embroidery on ihe sleeves above the cuffs. ! i i A L Mrs. f)r.i MeKinzle ami her fath . J. W. Conies, of Klgin, were Los- MtliP vlslttu's Saturday. ike Cole, son of C. I!. Cole, left Saturday for Ln Crande and lik er where he will visit a few days at the borne of Mr, and Mrs. K. 11. Tuttle. in California and cam? to Iis- ;tiue for a visit Willi relatives, i ne party motored to Hie lake Sunday i where they spent the day. 1 Mr, itntl Mrs. Kichatd Van Pelt 'and smt hick, drove from Salem 1 here Monday and are spending their vacation at l.osti visiting Mr. ami l hoilge. Mr. and M' They are M rs. ieorgp i. Chas. Itrid- Beige Leading Color, Woman Expert P l'nds PALIS (AP) Mrs. I laytb'il HoI'Me, inauagitn; of Ihe Textile Culm' Card Li. oi .,f A.oerii:.. ;-...r,., tabljshmeut of bei::e as on outstanding fashion event of the al ll Mrs. Koike makes ;,n :iniiii:il' business aiol study trip In lliinipr. i spending c mishit-ra blc time Jit Paris. ,he i p;i i I ieit! n l in! er estd In (be iiiimln'i' i.l ellt.w beitfH HoV seen iusti-ad of the rose belies which swept l be field for merly. She atlrit.oies Hit a..-pi-ain e of beige to the tact thai mo:-1 women find It f latioim,. j "I was much impressed." Mi's.1 linrke said, "at l.e Ti.m;Oe! h i to costume of l-'iench colonial soldier.-.' Whom I saw there. This blue, seen j also In the paslels of I 'e l.a Tour, i is second to beige in Importance, j "lireens are third. (Ireens wii h j yellow undertones are snow in;: great strength for. spoil and for' evening year. Soft banana yellow.;' are u Ui good. The deeper r. gi:i- j let's td' beige athl blown are re- . lurnlng lo favor. Wine and straw-j he i tv retls lire a dHlinel trend. s l well and Mrs. Carrie Van Pelt. Mrs. cmylon Kuodell and son, I P.illie. vlsiletl several da s whh her parents. Mr. and Mrs. William Huu-i ter. Mrs. Kru lik Mm us ami baby, of Pendleton, w ho has been visit im: here accompanied M is KtiodHI . home for a visit. Mr. and Mrs. Itoy V daughter, of Porest Up .lullu' ISyrmer. of S here bti-t week ami Satlte Hall Mrs. Hall accompanied them as far Saturday's Express Brings . MORE NEW BAXLEY DRESSES Cool, Summery Frocks. Many new styles to select from. VX, 2.5m, O.oO PUTMAN'S La GranuV's KxcUisivo UeiuJy-to-Woar und Millinery Kirk and , rove, and Mrs. iiilull. arriveil I visited Mrs. itntl tlaut:hler. l'i Ida. iih !ji (irande wjiere she tool, the stage for Kicblaml where she. will j visit Mrs. . .M . Card tier w bo is . inlie ill. j Mr. uml Mrs. Ld Miles. ,.f Wall.i Walla, came in Momlav lor a lew j days Visit with Mrs. Miles- par.-nis. ' Mr. ami Airs. Ueorge Chiblct i. j Mr. and Mrs. Roy Swart and fain- liy. drove over to Dot like Sun-j day for a visit with Mr. Swart'si father who Is a paiieul there. Terry I ami Ivan Williamson came In lust week from' Portland for a visit with theiil father. Henry Wil liamson, j Mr. and Mrs. llilhert Murrill and j Mr. and Mrs. Thurnhurg. of Abler j Slop'', were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. dinner Carlton. Mr. and Mrs. lioy Unuub-s and family and Albs Hetty Pmce. of PocAtello. are guesis at the heme of Mr. und Mrs. Um ber this week. Mr. and Mrs. Claud Muckey anl Mr. and Mrs. Charles Murchisoii. of La (Irande. Were among the recent campers up South Knelt, Mr. and Mrs. UeniLc Moffeil. Mi-h. Kmma Muffelt and Mr. ami Mrs. ciuypool, of Iowa, vlslied ihe j experiment stalion ne'ir 1 'nion V 'el- 1 day. Merchandise Buyers of the Pacific Coast: ' the key on the outside for you to extend hocplulity and welcome to Portland' 16th Annual BUYEHS' WEEK August 6tSt to PORTLAND, ORECON 4 17 f E)or lbor, and unlqu. emtrulnmret tctnim. PtMl kr V vlcwins thk BMtth.ulM .howini. ot tnof, than . hundrM )oo bcra and manulaciiuaia. Knjor " hoapllalil and that ol Iht aatlia Utf fortlaAd 4.f nwrfkat and pen ( ti Pacllw NonhwaaL COMkl Sponsored by PORTLAND CHAMBEP OF COV'.NiEROi fico. I.nvvrotiro, Chalrmaii Itnyet-M' Wct.U t'ltniiiiltlrn 10. N. inhituiit. St'i'i-ptiity FARES REFUNDED Look Over Our Want Ads for Bargains Mr. und Mrs. Harold Keltic nnd family, of Frulta. Colo., who have been visllinn at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Klshbuck, left .M.ni .J.. for Seaside. M r. and M rs. I cn n Crow and Mary laisley went to .Joseph Tues day. Mrs. Abe Itaisley and chil dreu returiii'd borne with them. .ItllH" .lacUstm and Irene Cross ler dl'ove over to Alicel Siilidav, taUiiiK Margaret Creen tint with them. , I i hs (tri'-n has been voil- in them for about a, week. Mrs. Llla Mc.Mnzle went to I.: (Irandt MttndaV -wheee sin speni a few daya ailendim; Ihe school of in vi r net Inn for t eleiihoiic crnpl'vi s. Miss Kthelyu I-a ma nP of Pause. Ida., came In on Tuesday for a few weeks visit wilh friends and rela tives. She is enu-Joved by an Jdaho candy company and is spending ; her vacation in Wallowa county. ' J Mr. and Mr:-. Purl Stilwtll and 1 f r i A ! J 'it ! t Wh en You You Miss IT HA I II that 9 nnt nutto IohpI ,.h -II,.- .h- ..a ... Th of ends, can be cauyht at thebase! oi i ne neaa witn a coma and brushed up Into a fan, to simulate a chignon. daimhter. Mis. Julius Summers, of l-t (1 ramie, slopped over to see Mr. ami Mrs. William l-'leem.r. were on their w.iv to the lake for a ca toiling t rip. Mrs. Charles McHaniel. of Wal lowa, drove up Wednesday af her son. lion, who is proprietor tlie Lost ine I ru;; Si m e. M r, Mc t t I erver ta&Jt g&mir-BMiruif-jimw "ti minimi OUT OUR WAY, By WilliamaiX Hom G&f-'&iJ IiulcfwnaUat i,-51 Talepbone iW-rtr'A KJiCE AMD FfE-FlMED FOP? V VOUM3r V.ADV, IT ? RGHT OOT OM -vthe. FF?0Mr PORCK,TOO ! CARE - X CAu&Ht HIM -SMEAVClMGr OuT OF- Mtf ROOM AMD HE. VAJONaV LET ME. SEE. WHAT HE.S GOT IM Hie FOCKETPS. 1LU fG,Q AHEAD-3ieS : HAMCr OW-1M VERY COMFlToBBLE VJORSE'M CRos&ikj' A BORDER HERE. . FELLER OAeSEM" GO OUT '1HOOT Gi-TTM HIS OWN , PtRSONUV-, PRIVATE,1 KOCKHS CUSTOM'S INSPECTOR ED, y'mWri Z- I TOLW1& CUSTOMS 1 !ifcmr1'nLL kSPECTOREO. t t t t t Y t t iV iV :? am 24 And a copy will be delivered at once free of charge. For change of address, please do not notify carrier boy only call the office direct, giving old and new residence, and you will avoid errors in service. The Evening Observer Main 37 t t f f T ? t y T T f T X t T f ? T T ? t J T T f f f ? ? ? r ? ? r ! ;i AMD TOO CAN SAW OKI ro a rrw cxim a bati WV-W MOTHERS GET SRAV THF-, eMUGrCVLtR. MA V MT.'orF. O' Br m. tenner me