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Thursday, August 2, HI28. IA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Page Three Society News Summer Party Is .Given Yesterday at I H. G. Smith Homej A prelty summer parjy - one of Die season's mosi de'lghVful--wuw irivn yesterday afternoon when 1 Mrs. H. ti. Stuiili I'liloriittned u( I her lionii' nn N iivenm- in iKiiim- r 1 her siAtei-, MifiM l-'ramis Mnlutt. of L San l-'rurifiKco, who is her guesl. Six tables of l.ii.li:;. uitv at play for the afternoon. . (i, Awry linking high semi- and Mrs. H, Mui'iihy mim'iiihI high. Cu.-.sl prize went to Miss Malott. Im !io. aria r .,v.-ly l-nimui ts of ' rdnlioli. ynupdiagon: and other SUIIIMlrr Mow c M W.-le us...!. . col-! "' f y.-Mon ua mibl'mkI.M. i parlhuiaily it) 1 he Hei-vint? of re- I'rc.vliin.-nls al Die small ) s al j the close of (nr. afternoon, j Miss Malott htm hen here for' several xv. ! k tin-! will rr main for, another week b.-fore retuiningi home. Shi' l.s a popular siiinmT ' visitor in the city. Mfe-a -Malott In! also visiting htr sM.-i, Mrs. j'lizu- belli Hack. J Out-of-town guesis a the inter- esling affair in her honor yester day were Mrs, Hoy D. UVst'hrook, 1 of Wichita. Kail., u ho is a guest j of Mr. and Mts. W. U Nushaum ami Miss Muriel Mi Kiuley oi l,osi Angeles, who is the giu-at of her Mster, Mrs. William .Miller. 1 j A well-atu fi.e, . regular meeling! or the crystal Ibh.-Uah lmlre No. r. of which Mrs. Ddna Cameron' In noble gtaiid. was held last eye-! ning wilh .Vi members present . In llialion which had been planned for' last night whs pusipon-d until next I Wednesday evening, when four i f nndidales will te tak.iii Into the! lodge. Mrs. Motile Hack will In- ' hairman of (lie refreshment com-I iliiliee which will serve following! the iuit iator y meeting, and wit h i he on Hie eotMiiiiiiec will he Mrs.; Kvelyn McKentinn and Mrs. ltuth Ifiehai dson. I'laiis t'-ir some spe-' rial evening of entertainment 10 j laid place this niunlh w.'ie dis-I (Missed and though in definite de- rislon mis i eacli-d it was decided i then would In- a spec;ai social eve- 'ning during the month. An Odd! I'Vllov.s picnic oJe held at I 'leas-j an) (iinv.. n An;:. I was an- i lioiinet-d. were Mr. und Mrs. luck I.tndMity and daughter. Nancy, and Mr. Lindsay niece. Miss Marguret Hurlapd, who Is visiting here from Condon, Miss Mildred Onslow, Mi a. W. II. IDlsscll, and her Riiesi, Mrs. Jinn- KuiMllx, of I 'a sea, und Mr. n n rt M .-. und M rs M oreloc k und their daughter, Kileen, and the honor guest, Miss Lois Hussell, The affair wan u very feasant one. Degree of Honor Convention Nears SHE'S VIKING AND CENTAUR-ESS i A small group of the city's young 1 folk enjoyed a summer swim inns parly and picnic at Pine Cone lust, (evening- Thf couples drove loj ' i'ine Cone shortly after o'clock' I 1 1 t utter a plunge ut tlx pool hud I ja picnic supper ut one of the tu-j , bleH In the park. In the Rtotip wero MIsh Kthel llarndcn, Mlssj j Kuth Neldere, Miss ltuth Hlack. . j M fn Jaeiinvltiie o'lii b-n. t Veil i l(l.'k. .Melvin 1'almer. Claire IVr i kins and Itussell Nelson. u f i " v it .J. I'. Mir.!.ck trae a fishini: party at I'rail's lisitinc jiond north 'l" Sui rv 1 1 lasl niht in honor of his niece, Miss Lois Itusseli, who j Ik visit int,- here from Washington ; wilh her KniiidpanTif k, Mr. and ' Mis. W. II. Kiissell. Miss llussel! is leavini; tomorrow- for flood liiv-' er for a visit wilh relatives., She . has Id-en here for- a month. The party last tilijht raupht their ffslij ami fried them at a pretty camp site where they enjoyed a picnic; supper. After an It our or so of i noeial isilim; lhy n'liirind Jo! their homes here. Thosf present! ThoiiKh Ihe date of their conven timt is still fairly distant, memitcrs of the lKrce of Honor of l.u Ciianb- who will he holfsses to a ia rf dist ricl 1 convent ion on Sept. 5 hen are already aelively inak in preparations for the upnoach iiiK event. They alliiiipate an at tendance of '0 itieinlierK of the lodtfe from tho entire tate of Ort' Kon and part of Washing on. which is included in the district. On Sat urday they will hold a cooked food sale As one means of finaneinic the convention and later the. oijfani.a tiou will tfive a bax;tar. Mrs. C. K. Wale, president of the I egree of Jlonor. Is K''neral chairman for Die comltiK evelll. t Mrs, (Jeortfe 'Uo'hesler was hos tess to the Women's Missionary so ciety of the Chrislian church yes terday at the monthly ineetins at her home on X venue. Mrs. ( '. L Oolden and Ales, (J corse A. An derson were assistant hostesses. .MtH. C, 1-;. Itrass was leader of Ihe Mmly for the day, discussing: in a general review the work of Ihe t'nited Missionary of the church, both at home and abroad. It was announced that the year's study book "From Survey to Service" would probably he rendy for the next im-etinK. The missionary pro Ki'iim for tin afternoon included talks by a number of tiientbeis. Mrs, (inldcn led In the (levotlonals. Mrs. A. 1. Nelson, president, was in charK- of the business meeting. A deliKhtful social hour, dtiriiiK which t ef reshiuents were sered, look place. About I'M members were present. Hurlnp Ihe afternoon Mrs. It. I.. Int nam unnonnced t hat she will orfuni.e a junior missionary, so ciety anions the Kirn anil with that view has called a. meeting at her home at las llem'ock street for Tuesday' afternoon ut 2:3 o'clock. i Dorothea Harrison , Weds Howard Glenn An outstanding nuptial event of the summer- one that unites two Orande Hunde valley's old- i: if Ihe i and (ft known fans:! tea wiw tu-:i ii 1 1 1 ot xifililint? solfiiini.eil at jibe home of .Mr. ami Mrs. M. A. llarrison yesterday evening t & o'clock when t heir daughter, Allssj liorothe.-L Harrison. iHK-ame the. bride of Howard I'.lenn. Mr. C.b nn is the old I'M son of Mr. and Mrs. (iuy J. lllenn Hehtllves and a few intimate friends witnessed the impressixe ceremony w Men was performed liy the I tew H. W. l'ar- l;er. I- or t he hii porta nt oi-caslon the llarrison home was beautifully .icrorated in flowers of the season, Kludiolas ami snajidraKons pit-do in -iiiatins. At fi o'clock the bridal party, led by little Miss Nancy I Hilton, cou sin of the bride, as flower sfrl, ap peared. Aliss Nancy wore, a dainty frock of pink crepe de chine and carried tin- rins on a pink pillow. The bridesmaid was Miss (tilth Harrison, sister of the bride, who wore an attractive frock of white SeorK-'tte, cai ryins u hotniuct of sw eel pens and ha by breat h. The bride, u ho was escorted hy her father, was beautifut in :i lovely sown of blue taffeta. Her boil uiit't was of lilies and snapdragons, (ieorse Hukk was best mall. Miss Marjorie Wallsinser played t he wedding inarch. I.ohensrln l-'ollowins Ihe ceremony dins linner was .served at 4fc 1 Til ' ' a'H "Mil v tK v ., One of the .season's many small er swlmmtns parties., which are provlns a very happy ;ind informal way to pass away the Hummer's leisure hours, took place at Cove yesterday ntt-rnoon when a sronp of La (irande matrons enjoyed an hour or so at (In pool. They were M rM ' ' (Jiovor (irimmeit, AI rs. Charles Ib'ddinfci'leld. M in. Claude Lynch and .son, Hilly, -Mrs. Clyde Huntins and son, Dick, Airs. c. S. Paddock and Mrs. I. M. I olan and daughter, Jtetly l.ou. C i & ? ' 'If : :V;Vi Bridge Pointers Bjr MtltOD 0 Work Today we slve the t hlrd of n (tcriex of t hn4 play ins fix unt ions which aiply equally to Auctlonl Mridtc1 and Contract Hrolice. The cuttltt of the Dummy and Declarer a re siveit below ; score love -a 1 1 uothins-nothltift ) ; contract one No Trump ut Auction Hi ids, three No Trump at Pomraci: South is the Declarer, the , l-'our of Iia- imonds tod. Make up your mint! I How. Iec-iarer it h mi Id plan his play , before you rend1 t he eplmun Ion i that follows. . J-S-5-4 ID j 48-8-3-2 i . 7 i KOirfH I ti.w. " la1"-"" FWRa Hats Reduced One Croup Specially priced for iiick clearance. Now !f:i.!).r) One (.'roup Of our better grade Hats, regardless of cost Now $1.95 PUTMAN'S Crarulo's Exclusive Rcariy-to Wear and Millinery FRIDAY VKOtilUMS National ltroadcaHlinu""om- Thls youiiK lady's a VikfiiK by birth and a horsewoman by choie also a movie mar. That Is to say, Lucille Vlkhitf. pretty hlomlf1 nirl, rode horseback from New York City to Hollywood, and as a result, was signed by I'niversal to play leads in western films. And on horseback, '!', she leads 'em! l'lan of lievlacrr Declarer can count as sine two .The Hpude tricks, one Heart trick, one ' P"V P'OKratn for Friday ntaht fol Dlamond trick and three Club -WM . -Wripley review; trleks u total or Hew n. A fourth ,0" J munC. tilub trick is almost assured and KICQ Spokane (S7o.-m-Ntukc wouM make a total of right. Dum- . N Hi'; V, music; :8ua NC, niy'w Oueeii of Spndea would fur-' KTHI I -oh AngeleH 76.1ni nUh an extra trick und mak 1!'Hic) 8, Hpeclul concert; to lu. (iame If Dimmrv could uhlnhi ilm atudlo proKiu in. ' Wife of A irmail Pilot Is Killed I'KNH,, lire.. Ant:. 1' (AD In jured when an automobile nhe was drivliih- skidded in travel and tut li ed over on tl.t Sherman eounty hlnhwav, south of tlrass valley Mrs. Alice Unci:, wi',. or a I 'a sen Wash., aliinail pfbd. died yester day as she w is heiufc brought bi Hend. Mrs. Anna, itiickuer, also wife of an air da ne pilot, was thrown clear of the car and suf le.e.l sllMht iliiuilCH. Ti:srs m;i:d i ai,itv MENUS siiRar and mix with corn men 1, Add a wed-1 n piet- i first mixture. Heat hard and turn XHuX I,M lty Sifter lary I into u buttered dripping pan. Hit KA K l-'AST IMum.H. cereal. Hake :ta minutes tn a moderately cream? creamed dried beef with!'101 oven. Cut in nttimrefi nnri lily appointed tabb- at which blue hl.0)M tomatoes, trrahMii rolls, j w vo warm with (.utter candles were litfhled. The wed- , -r dtiiK cake wim baked hy the hrlde s sisler. I C.nes's at the wedding- were Sen ator and Mrs. A. It. Hunter, and; their ffiundchildren, Nancy and Al-I bert I Hilton. Miss .Marjorie Wall siiitfer, Mr. and Mrs. tiny J. C.lenn, Miss ltuth Harrison. Mr. and Mrs. M. A Harrison and Mr. Harrison mother. Mrs. H. J. Harrison. (.J cor ire Husir, Mrs. Irwin Kramer l.CNCHKON Chee.se tlmhales. cabbage wilrid, prime corn tueml, lemonade. DINNKIt Itoast veal, lirownul potatoes, lyonnaise heel.-, cucuiu bcr and endive salad, baked apple dumplings Willi cream, rnilh, coffee. Choose a oufck cooking apple for dumplings to Insure the fruit and ur. nance yarned 0. S. C. Mines Dean MADIllli (Al'l - lly Spanish roy al it.TrtM' any jtiu cliaM.T of Merita load to PaHh It: hut Hi.. oiilH'liall(- KUO-llahlan.l CI!H.m-7snKr) Htm tin- rlKlit t" linvi. tll.lil t..t., to inn IMininiy In tln Iml.l wolll.t NH-: 9. OlynipIuilH; !:3tl, Nil)-; jliy I hi- f.Milial Htalliin .if th-nl An- Im. liy I'slnlilislihitr Jiiininy' Jiirk )u. roticcrt. " tilyslu Iut.'. Tin-,iiovi In iImitHimI of llwi lM, and this cannot hi' ilourt KI'O un Km iiriHro ( 42:.Sm- j an. an cfloil to Insiii i' innlly titnl wlihonl losiiiK u Heart trick. Tho ""lie) S. concert; a, violin recHal; ; fertility. loss or that trick, pliiH thH IHa- 10' NHO. !. -rr : rrrr-.- inoiidn thi. advciKarleH will w in If MIIN I'Orlluml t i l am-:ninic) j Went' liu.l wa from riv lia- s. Blllillo jiroKrarn: HI 10 11:11", ill. in. 1b (an Is iirolmlllel. wuukl hiivk ilanri- music. .ut ninn.' ivi in,, mi vrrrvi nun, i.t. f iiiiii.iiu , t p i in- i ..... , j ' IWlHier 1 li.ref i.r, l,..i.l.t hl,m '"- INI"; '. SIIHIIO liruKl'lliu: :.! NM-. t K V A San Krnnclsco (r.2.7ni. ilien to win tho. third ''""c) . dtu.iio proirririii; . music: rmllid of Diniiim.ds with th Ac. to 12. dunce nmic. and lead fluln exii.ctlni the n.l- KKX San 1'rancliico vnni. I'ImIi. in h.. .s 111m CC(ikc) S. 'lrc(it I JlillrH:' expectation!! helnic renllzeil, ho ""'dlo nrorrarn; , oonrert: would niMh fnnr I'lnli. nml ilien OrcheHtrn. lead the Ac and Klnir or Sondes. KKON l.on Peach Cl.lim- KivlTilt hilt) a total of aevell trlckn. l-l"ci o. r.en, mum en; lirunes and mix well. Heat vrnnt 10 ","'K "rm "h"'id. P'rlnlt until liicht and add with milk in llnlf advemarlea to contlulio ON YOUR RADIO Another Stirring Address by jUDGE mm,.,,-! RUTHERFORD ' 8:30, 10:10, jJle nevi would lead his losing Olu- ""'Uin; 10, orchestra; 11 inond from 'losed llrtnd. ng'ird- 12- liiitwir. ed a itlrct mut ical program rttvrJ-hireling INTERNATIONAL NfcTWORK irMi(W dirttlfnm The Coliseum Detroit AUltlClI.- ant. I sons, riifton and Irwin Jr., and iust oltKCON STATU Tl'RAL COLKCCK, A wesiern nnri Meotogisi and eduealor, I ir. .la mes II. I la nee, has been named dean of I the xehool of mines It was mi j iMiuneed today. Ilr. tin nee reifiveil j most of his mining ediieutiuu at the niversiiy of ashing ton. repre- t'orvallis. Aug.lonNh h((( cjOH(.(l j.inil wjM kc) ing engineer, (iM(.nn.. t hl, V,ree of JlenrtH on It, I2- 1 being "done at tho aamo lr and Mrs II W 1'arker. ilinie. m you a fen t sure ot tlieap- l-'ollowing dinner ih happy l',,H lrol' ,n-"' hoiltng thin! 'young couple left for ltainler na- nirup nml simmer, rlosely covered. . V . ... ..... for 111 minute TUi.n u-rnn In tionai pari; on a m-oay " - J- h (lie state of Illinois seeurities r ii. train ir iv car. .nss ausniK- " ' or caiigbl the bride's bouquet. I1" Hlri,n nd iso for hasting Mr. and Mrs. (ilenn are populaiY,''nMngs while baking. , among the younger folk of l.a Vnuw Corn llitit (Irande and have always made t heir having attended t)"1 Featuring Rollins' Nationally Known Runstop Hosiery The Runstop at the hemline prevents embarrass ing, expensive garter runs; the Block Toe and 1 Sandal Stile features ald "miles of wear to every pair." Yt.n'U like Rollins for their beauty and long wear. Y ROLLINS . iM-irnV I. ,11 Sheer Chiffons-Silk-to-the-top $1.95 a pair Colors White Jade Honey Beige drain French Nude. Vanity Fiesh Cham)agne Gun Metal Mirage Kasha Beige K0M.IXS" HOSIERY and QUALITY SHOES Help You Look Your Best , BURNETT SHOE CO. Quality Shoes Economy Prices Promise (Special) The women of 1 he I 'f omise grange met at ('range hall Saturday and made n iiilt which will he on Fate n-t Saturday at the hall. Titos- pres ent were Mrs. Stella I'ontson. Mis l.nry Keid. Mrs. Itavena Me I ion -aid. Mi s. Maude Sw earingen. Mm. Nellie llej.hman. Mrs. Phillips, "ora I'leshmnn, Mr. Alni'-ada I'arper and I.ora Itaxton. A ItLAt.'K rhA.T HAT Witt 1 feat Iff r trimming In (tcr.t. showt the Egyptian influence comlii .Into nett sea ion; fnihluni, ' c W A R.T f I no. h ii If on i on I ii f 1 1 ii, .u ' itnim home here, having attended the , ronil,H.uIt r t(.a. loeal high nrlH.nl. Mr. t.ienn ;ipoonH ,,ai(ing powd-r. u teaspoon employed at the. post offlro. - n,L ,4 (.UI hUKUVt y (((fKH( , vUVH milk. A delightful surprise party tonkj Wash prnne and let stand In plare Tuesday evening honoring cold water to rover over night. In Norman Sling on his 1Mb birthday the morning drain and teani un anniversary. The affair wan a ill tender, but not oft. lt niove coinpleie kim pri,e to Mr. Sting, who Mmn-.i and cut fruit In quarters, was greeted iU his home on 1 ave- sift flour, sail, baking powder and i tine al about 7::tii o'clock by a I group of friends. Cards and games t - i were enjoyed throughout the ;MHHMHHHnHmflMH , ning and at a lale hour refresh-" Intents were served hy his mother, j Mrs. C K. Sling, assisted hy Mrs. I III. K. Itlchey. The refreshment; . hour brought 1 lie happy evening , ' to an end. I Those attending were the Misses ' Phyllis Karnes. Ports Haines, Iter thli Hanlx, Maxine Shellworth. lola Itobertson. l.iiVelle Hlchey. llarobl j llerr. I'laiide Anson. Stanley Mil , ler. l'eter Hnwniaii. Melvin Oulrle itnnn, Herbert Milter, lonnld sl-- land and Ihe honor guest. Alton! Mi children enjoyed the I Neighbor or Woodcraft picnic I which took place at the Riverside 'park yesterday. The boys anil girls , went to the park at about II I o'clock, enjoying a lunch at 12 o'clock. Their afternoon was spent ; in playing games, playing on the 1 park slides and particularly a I 1 swimming In the river. At about , .) o'clock t hey had an afternoon I lunch, returning home after this. Ahout 12 of the mot hers supervised the play of the day. Mrs. Hazel Itohbins. senior guanllan of the I Juvenile organizatK n; was In charge of the picnic. coin mission In mines investigation through the wesiern stales and Canada, ami Is at present head of Ihe department of geology at the Texas A. and M. college. In accepting the position T)r. Ilnnce says he sees exceptional op portunity for development of u strong school here and looks for ward with pleasure to his coming cniitaei with 'the mining Industry Of the state. ltefore his appoint ment he visited the campus and In spected the equipment which he pronounced good. les of whether the fall of the I'ln- KOMO Heatt le 3(19.1 m-7KP) njonds has shown that West Is left S. NW; , novelty trio; ' 9:3. NHC wilh one op two Diamonds. If '2- news. West have two Diamonds, he will KHJI.oh AiikHoh (35Mi.Hin-7fo- h, program; . concert; mi to orchestra. ' Closed Hand then will be left with KI WH Hollywood UGl-.'m- the Ace and Queen of Henrls. 3ukc) . progrum; it. quariet, mr- Dunimy with the yiieen of Spades inntt l0. nnce mustv and Jack of Hearts; West must KOA Spokane U'i;ii,7m-1 iro- bad -either a Heart or a Hpude. kc) S, organ recital; U to 12, musl- and In either case Declarer inust cal program. take the two remaining Dirks ami kki Dor Angnlen (-DlS.r.m-fld- K '"' kc R. NHC; t). oicheHlra; 10. NHC , . , K.I H Seattle (,'MS,tllii-i;iikc) KN Diving within one's means gen- program; fl, symphony -orchestra; erally means living at home most. 10, ballroom program; 1 0 : ;i 0 to 12, of the time. Show I tout frolic. AUGUST 5th SUNDAY MORNING 9:30 to 11 nvtcru Standard Time orcorrt'iponiloiK hour in vdier time iori '11 1 I. YOI'K NKKiHHOR btmr tbit prmfrmm ttr amy f thttt tUlitmt - in fix VmlttiSluta r ijntaiim wnao wpak w(x' xrac KKX WOV Wl l K I NT KOH K MO WHAM WHAW kMoX KOA KoMU WKItl, WSAl Willi Kst, KJK WhAN Willi WKKN kPVL Kl.vJ WUNY WOM KKAW KKAH KSK1 WilUK W'dltil hKII kl--Sl K'iHL hgv WKIU5 KHJX KNX CJCX WTAHf WIAV hVKH KfHC CKY . mmd mart than )Q tlbmStt If ml mcuiipmtr New Arrivals Every Day LToMl In Hats, Coats and Dresses THE new season calls for new styles, new materials, new colors. Never before have we seen such an array Dame Fashion has done herself proud in designing the modes for Autumn. And now we are receiving new hats, new dresses and now coats from the fashion centers of the world. Naturally most of them origi nate in Paris, and ours are their' exact replicas from famous . American makers. m t The Instrument of today Times change ! The new Gulbran sen Pianos are as modern as smart as the new motor cars. They are "The Instruments of Today." Complete your home now with aGulbransen. Nationally priced, they are the greatest piano values no matter what price you pay. Illuf rrale!l Gulbranien Small Grand yPvJJU w.inui. iiighdr highr Adler's Music Company In Wuh Newllnft GULBRANSEN PIANOS qA Type and Style for Every Home Featuring Dresses ' of the sort that are distinctive of the New Autumn Mode The cool autumnal days are almost here you will want to be ready with a new dress. Our newly ar rived assortment gayly reflects the early fall mode. You will Ik? agreeably surprised when you see these chic styles. The prices are within your n-ach and the quality will meet your approval. 3 wj" V ( Suits Coats Wear as you pay Vou too. ran find buying !iere a pleasant and easy task. Iltui flredfj are usiiig th privilege of huylng out of Income Instemi of Biivlngii. You con buy cult, rout, Umomi or hat ty a Utile ilmvn und then arrange with our friendly credit man for the ti.ilam e hi miall weekly Installments. Jie Cintlercllil Wa.V Cinderella Frock Shop Dresses Millinery
