La Grande evening observer., October 01, 1928, Image 3

'Monday." (Vtobor 1'
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER '''-;
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OCIETY:
News!
Mm, H. C. .McClay, of la (inutile 1
mil! Joseph Itttchanun. of ('runt',
-it' preunL The next club meet-
lilt wilt lit with Air. Hoy spencer, j
Pretty Wedding
' Takes Place At
i slogan be, "Kvety Parent u Mem-
k.v... ;h,,h Announcements
, Included an interestiiiK talk hyj
llUll li01Tie Here, -Mis. John S. Hndtfin. her nuhjeetl The NViKbhrs of Woodcraft wl!
heliiK, "How to L'slabUsh HiKht j HOU1 u social entertainment at Knit
Principles." fH Kiivw.l the Meals' t-r hall Tuesday nttfltt at S o'clock,
til childhood us cahxvl Horn poems. ! There will he a program of music
memory genis, pictures unit out-of-jund refreshments,
door amusements. "There should j
he mure or the spiritual in moth-j Tuesday, Oct. 2, at elK"t o'clock
eis," she said, "ami they should he in (he haKwiient of t lit Methodist
mure anions thoughts and not a-1 church, tho Vouhk Women's Kdu-
ddlnj,' ot interest to
,)pu 1"mI; plaee' yes- j
-.u lit -1 oVIim k at ',
.Mr. and M t s.. Law- !
Ydar street .
h i u.-on, of "
Asa IJKtf'c-!
ie united in
'I
A ptetty
l.a C.iaiioe
t.tday afle:l
' t he home Ol
leiiee Hull at 1
u hen .Ls Kdilh S
Cbiiiaua, Mnt., an. I
Hon. ol .1'lHei prl.M', tt
mar.iaeo hy I lie II. -v. J. (born--UalZ,
pastor, ot lie l'il.-d 1'1'inhy
t.-riau il.tireh. The. ceremony was1
nnd in 1 1 ic preVehre ol a -.-roup ol' j
n-l:iti i'H ah' I friends. , Tin y ere i
accompanied hy Mr. and Mrs. ltufl. i
The i ii ;ii riae yas p rtoniied hi--j
tore an nMar of uiiluinu leaves an i
heaiHitnl hi)iii(U n ol iiuluiiin flow-
Vi s were art isUeaily tin a tij;i'd a- j
v bunt the idimiM 01 the Hull home
s The hiiile win" a hee.niiiliK dress
N.f in own transparent velvet ami a
i nrsaj;" orchid: mid Mrs. HUM
'wore a pearli cr-pe dress with a
t enr;:aife I ioui( net of l :l roses.
Mrs. Parker, ot Knterprlfio, i
"At 1 'awnim;". nceompa hied, by
IHOliK I hillKS."
M i s. (Seoi e U. I. y ma ii unve a
short talk on parliamentaries. and
II was decided that ahoiit I mi
nute: of each meeting .should lie
devoted to the slmly of parllainen
tary rules. This an followed hy
an tntenvdinj,' talk hy Superintend
ent J. T. Longfellow, who tiaid a
rational uuxtllary will meet for a
I trip In the Orient. Alt member
un well as those anticipating meni
.bershlp are urxed to he present.
The li-i.).il,-.-i-iii I (i.ll. li.I ti.i.
iclelv Will meet 111 the coiniiiunilv I
, room of Ihe church Wednesday uf
Jteiiinon, (let. a, al L':;tu- o'clock.
motiK oilier tltijiKS mi hi that "Ihe Mix. J. I Itavwisernft will have
ptthlic schools are the Ki'i'Ulesl eo-Vhnrue of the nodal hour. Wednes
opeiathe Iam 1 y in Hie world and day will he khvhI clay and a uul
especially the co-ojieral Ion hclwe-cl) allelld;! lice is lirued.
lie Kave Mullie
hliowhiK tin-1 -n,e Parkdale cluh will meet
eniollment of u',,niluii!iv ,x,k i ,i, inilllk (lf
home ami kHiooI."
Interi-Mintf ligureM,
j compariKon in t lit
fill r:il Ki'hunl ill I
I setit. in miy i in
n"K I "enlral Kchool wa
her dale
Uiis year it i.s
i. and at pre
nioliinenl of
i and tto
riti'i, he said,
Mrs. Victor Kckley in Krilildale
sister, Mis. Oihsoti, also of Killer- j and the lolal enrollment for Ihe
prise. Mm. CiSisolt alr-o played jciiy in ,i!il:t was i;ttil puptls, while
.Mendeissohn's weildiinr march. j touay (here are llifd in tho city
l-'oMowint; the rer-itiony MkIH re- schools. Air. KoiiKlellow also lold
'freshiiienlM were sen ed u it h M vs. j ' hunt, the new -I'ardex" system
A. T. Mill ami Mis. T. ll. I.eslieiwhah has heeli nvcntly innlalled,
. resh lint,' al hlie v.ed.iin t.ihh-s as-i KV,,-S il ' ' ''d of pupils
-siste.l hy Mrs. Harvev' Mat I hews. 1 Hit time tln-y enter the tit M
Mis l.vt-, II. ill :n,f Miss Ma.lireU'iade unlil they are rathiale..
MENUS
Hy sister Mary
1 1 It K AK KA.ST Malied pinrs.
cereal, cream, .scramhted ckks
wiih crisp hacon. creamed spin-
Hedke.
Mrs! i:;
Mr. ;.nd
(Weiitan.i.
Iniveisi!;
! ion i.s I In
Mis. II. .
an. I is a r;
' Of ( llTll)
daughter of
S'xenson. of
dilate of the
here she
-)) w as a in en
Tan (tniea ft.it
Alter a short
and Mrs. i:;;u!.;i
in i:nt"ipiL-e w
in farming.
.Mrs. A i no oe!. told the mem
I hers ahout the home demons! ration :
'lor the women of the county and'
the association went on record as ill
i lavor of the movement. !
1 It was reported that the Oeiieral j
1 I'.-T. A. laised lis quota of liietll-j
I hei shiiis in t he I 'niou County I'uh
i lie JJeallh drive for nieinherships
which wes held last week. The
total amount of money raised from
I these nieinherships mih $7. mi.
j llefresliniellls were .served late
' 'lil' j charge of Mrs. Lester Stoddard,
w-ddm;: Iti) Mr., Announcement was made that
11 W 111 lie at uoine
en- l,e is enlaced
was a ute u i her tn the Kappa Kapp.
Camimi sorority ;m 1 was lasl yea
connected with 'the Il . lirarid
Ihrh n-hool. Mr.' Ilyle.son is llm
son of Mr. ;knd Mrs. .1. A. KkkIc:
' s in. of Knli-i pris", and aim at
1 1 in h-d the I'nivcr sit y nf l li ei;on.
is a iiieinher of t he Alpha
Hit
picture for the laiK-d tiumher
of parents present would o to
(.Mrs. I'utdv's room this lime.
I
The Central I "a r 111 -Teachers as
pnciai ion met l-'riday a ft " noon.
Sept. L's, ol Ihe amusement hall.
The Itev. .1. (Jeo. Wal. npt-uctl the
tneelinir. this helni: tolloweil hy (lie
I'.-T. A. somr. ted hy Mi.sS Imnwen 1 ' West way cluh met J-rhlay
Itusseli. A hitsiiif .-s i linir, pre- ! " etijoyahh; evening. Kol-
sided ner hy the president, Mrs. Ihe husiness meeting, cards
- taken 'up with w't' playetf. .Mrs. l'ackard, of I'en
variniis st a ndhiir ! illcloii, district tiepmy, was inlro-
(I. K. Ifanni. a
I'epnrtH from I 1'
V'Ointllillees. M
pherson hu ve i
.lohn" ('. Mac-
nave a ii-poit on . the
"Summer Hound-up." Dr. "MaiKrct
liitrle report ed . tin the1 meinhcrship
., 'committee. Mrs. Andrews, of the
.'milk committee, reported thai ar-
- in njiemeius w ere helnt? made to
'supply the pupils of Central school
witli milk .tain .litis year. It,wns
auune.sted hy tin- .resident that the '
keyhole of the association this
year he "Sen n e" and t hal
duced a
Itilichf at
evening'.
ach, crisp toust, milk, coffee.
, l.l'NCHKttNVeKetahlc cliow
' der, toast sticks, chocolate rice
pudtlinjr. milk, ten.
lUNNKIt lloileil salmon with
fVK sauce, potatoes in parsley luit
, ter. stuffed tomato salad, peach
snow, plain cake, milk, coffee.
When soup is strvetl to .school
j children he- -sure that ii is jusL the
;TiKht temperature to eat when the
children come to the tahle. Noon
time is short and mimiteN spent n
waliinx" for food to cool cause
nervous strain am often loss of
appetite.
Slurred Tomato KflDuI
I Kour uietlium-.stzed smooth to-1
, i mi toes. lit onion, I tahlespoon su-!
' Kur, 1 teaspoon salt. 2 teaspoons j
. Kt laiine, I tahlespoon cold water,
I I tahlespoon lemon juice, paprika, 1
4 lahlespoons minced celery, 4 ta
j htespoons minceil raw carrot, 4
Enjoyable Session MepoonH nunced cucumher.'
I Scald and skin tomatoes. , Scoop
' ! out insitle pulp nnil seeds. Sprin
kle inside with salt and sukac and
invert to drain Chill. To tomato
pulp add onion cut in small
pieces, cup water, stiKnr and
suit and cook over a low fire for
ten minutes. Huh through a sieve.
Soften Kdatlne In cold water and
add to stralnc-d tomato juice. Stir
i until dissolved and add lemon
1 juice. Let stand until mixture
i thickens and add vegetables ami
paprika. Kill tomatoes with mix
ture and let stand on Ice for sev
eral hours to become firm. Servo
on a hed of lettuce. Uil musk uiilCj
msyonnaise.
Westway Club In
Kllcst Of till
ilS M'lVC.l lilt.
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in!i.- Kiss i.n.i.f tip
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Ladd 'an yon Special ) . Mrs,
Mary Counsel! entertained the (Jet
Totft-'her cluh at her home. The
early part of t he all ernoon was
! taken up wilh'a regular business"
meeting and a contest in which
Mrs. .Alec l-'urgason won the first j
I prize and Mrs. Klliott Austin. I he
1 eonsolat ion. M i s. l 'oiin.S'dl closed j
the afternoon hy serving a. I wo-1
course luncheon. VM rs. c. V, Heale
iwill entertain the ciuh Oct. 4.
WOMI'.X HACK HOOVI.U
Orange Hall (Special). The
Countrywoman's cluh meeting was
held l-'riday afternoon at the home. m
of Mrs. Arthur Cohh-n with Li vu
iiiemhrs nnd one visitor present. f()r
During the husiness session which on
was presided over hy the president.
Mrs. IC. A. Masterton. plans for a
cooked tootl sale to he held in I lie i
near future, were discussed and a
eoiniiiittrM was appointetl to make!
ariangeinents for the affair. A
, "knowledge test" In which . Miss
'Minnie II ol ma n w on the prize was
,'lhe principal feature tif the enter-
taintin-nt hour. Itefoie adjourn
ment. Mis. Cohh-n served lunch in
the new frays recently purchased
; by the cluh. .Mrs. I'.ert tirou! wilt
he the n.-xj hostess to Ihe club at!
I her home Oct. 1-'. I
N1-:V YORK. Oct. 1 (AD The
women's national committee for
1 1 oover announced yesterday that
Mrs. Mary Roberts Rluehart, the
novelist, in a statement endorsing
Herbert Hoover's record us a lair
nilariau, said most of the woni
of the rounlry are going tt Vole
Hoover because of his stand
prohibition.
ISItOAhC AST AMHtLNS
A'VI.W.'ll'U1 JJIl.R
Hall (Special). Mrs.
pellCer entertained the
tif the Ihrlhday dinner
sevei.il guests at lu-r
PHONE -Nli FOLEY
fiAIN 7G3i BLDQ.
('.ran i:e
iCharl.'-s
i lnenihers
In!, and
i home Friday. At l ::io o'clock a
lovely politick -dinner w;is served
at one long table where places were
laid for I'.t. Loses, asters and marl
golds were Used to decorate the
table and rooms. Visiting was the
afternoon's diversion. Resides the
members of tho club. Mrs. William
Ituchnnan. of 1'endleton. Mrs. ,e
Roy Marlon, of Morn. Mrs. M. A.
Harrison Sr., Mrs. A. K. Ilugg.
RORTLAND. (irp Oct. 1 (AT)
.tldrcss of Senator William F
liorah at Minneapolis tonight on
Herbert Hoover's stand tin farm
relief will be broadcast hy the Na
tional liroadcasiing service through
KOW. I'oriland. between 1 ami 7
p. m. tonight. Pacific, coast time.
Those who think the clergy In
capable of its little joke now am)
t hen probably1 didn't read liishop
'an mm's recent remark that t he
success of prohibition has bet n
proved by staggering figures.
Short Haired
Furs Stressed
In Paris
lly llat'l IteuiU
(Associated 1'iess l-'ashioii IMitor)
I'ARIS (AD -Winter furs, like
the smartest canines, arc of the
diort hairett variety.
Winh r w rappings run to ermine,
lumb. broatltail, cniacul and heav
er, triinmi-d with moie if the sanie,
o rwitle collars and eiiertms cutis
of long haired furs. One authori
tative dressmaker is featuring dyed
Hiuletdtin in tier winter collect bin.
She shows It in shades of dark
given and wine red, for long coats
ami short jackets.
For those who can afford them,
mink, sable ami chinchilla retain
their pinnacle of superiority, al
though many women who can buy
w bat they wish w 111 wear short
haired furs by preference this win
ter. For daytime and evening,
there aie several examples of er
mine dyed gray In t he exclusive
showings.
Kur coats follow the lead of
cloth coals and often have exag
gerate wide, high collars and
deep, wide cuffs. Sleeves may be
wide below tho elbow ami shapei
or gartered in around the hand.
Kur coats are lined with lame
hy some dressmakers if meant for
evening wt-ai'. There are reversi
ble tame and fur coats and other
fur coats lined with velv t to
match a velvet evening dress, mak
ing an evening ensemble, J
Miirr cutu
Muffs, of the old-fashioned, de
tached variety, or formed by cx
aggeralely wide cuffs, are no long
er a speculative idea, but an actu
ality. They are extensively shown
hy furriers ami dressmakers alike.
Kur scarves, of flat fur or sev
eral sable skins, also are a revival.
They are varied in form and are
worn according to the taste and
idea of the individual. Handbags
of flat fur am widely shown.
Cloth suits with fur lined jackets
are a fall style that is proving suc
cess Hi!. The flat, short haired furs
are used, the combination of black
shaved lamb and red or dark blue
being especially popular.
There are some jackets of cloth
that imitates fur. A few. perhaps
the new est, are ma tie of nnd yet 1
sealskin.
This fall's short fur jacket
should be double breasted, with
narrow collar.
Bridge
Pointers
By Milton 0. Work
When No Trump has been sound
ly bid originally and soundly taken
out with u strong Major, and the
main strength of the No Trumpet
is in I he ot her ! hree suits, game
Is practically sure at the No
Trump: but if I lie lake-out bus
htn made with u rOllg Wetik Milt
und without No Trump help, di
saster is probably assured should
the No Trump be rebid. It will be
seen, therefore, that when a player
with a strong five-card Major suit,
w it ll or without other No Trump
assistance, falls to bid his Major
over Hie No Trump, he loses his
opportunity for game In all t be
cases in which there is game In the
combined hands at the suit ami not
at t he No Trump; and t hat the
part hership ihat plays upon t he
basis that the pu rl ner of t he No
Triimper must decide1 whet her to
play at Ihe No Trump or the suit,
loses whenever (he take-out is
made and there Is game at the No
Trump and not, at the suit.
. There is only out method which
Is piactically sure to win in every
ease. There aj-o many methods
that will win fifty percent of Ihe
time, but with strength it Is not
satisfactory to the expert to gel
game only half of the time; he
wants il every time his cards are
strong enough to make It. The one
winning scheme is to limit the
Major-suit take-out to strong hands
and to provide that the No Trump
et, knowing the take-out has 1 n
made with strength, shall decide
which of the Iwo declarations is
the more apt to be productive.
' When the No Trumpet rebids his
No Trump after a Major-suit, lake
out by his partner, the partner is
not expected to rebid bis Major
suit unless it be longer thai five
car.ls, or possibly with a five-curd
suit headed by four or five honors
wbt-Ti the ha ml affords such
st retigt h l hat t he bidder is sat is
f'.ed that gamt can be made at
either No Trump of the Major ami
Is anxious to score the big count
for honors. Kit her of the follow
ing hands would justify a suit re
bid over a No Trump rebid.
'Smith 117 Speak
On Radio Tonight
NKW YORK, Oct. 1 (AD To
night's political speakers on the
radio include:
Democrats: Cov. Alfred K. Smith
at the New York democratic state
convention at Rochester, at lu p.
m eastern standard lime, over
WJZ and six eastern stations of the
National I troudenst inn Co. (iov.
Ritchie, of Maryland, at K : Hit p. m..
eastern standard time; over W'oR
ami tftntioiis of the Columbia
lb oailcastlijg chain.
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I'OII SMITH
I NKW YORK, cl. 1 tAI'l i
I lemncriitic national heaibpiarters 1
yesterday made public a letter j
written by Mrs. Rebecca L, I'Vltoii,
fill, of Oeorgla, the only w oma h" 1
ever to sit as a member ol the
jt'nited States senate ami Ihe old- !
est member of the W. C. T. I', in
.the south, iiunoiiin-ing she will sup- 1
port Coventor Smith's presidential'
-candidacy. !
I A new Instrument in the Itureau ;
( of Standards is no delicate that il '
I can detect the buzzing of tt fly on i
, Mount Kveiest. Just the thing for
i the Democrats to uso against the
1 Whispering Campaigners. ,
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TI'KSOAY I'lEOOHAMS ,
j;hf "NiMiQnl Rroadcasting ejthi
paity program for Tuesday night
follows: ii. voters vervices; 7 to K.
Memory lane; S to S::tn. KveremU'
program: J-lo !', A tnaizo's ( it
tanos; ti to r. dance music.
K V A San Francisco :UiL'.7ni
Nfeake) (1:1 r, program; 7, politics;
7: HO, program; JL'tn, theater frolic;
10 to 1. dance music.
KH.I-Los Angeles ( :Rl i. Sm-Tali-kc)
ti: 1 il, music; 7. playlet ; 7 :.
proginm: !):'', symphony; Di lo I'L
danctt orchestra.
K FR 'San Francisco ( 4.")L.iin
liCnke) ::in. sports: 7. music; s.
sw eet heart hour; !'. t heater pro
gram; l'i:ti to t:':lti. archestra.
Klin ---Oakland ( :i s A. I m-7 soke
fi. polltlrs; i;::iu, radit) club; 7 : :t -.
trio: . NIK"; ! to l o. Ttie I 'iigrlms.
Kl'( -- San l-'iancisco ( 4-'L'.:tm-"lukcj
music; 7. concert; s.
NIP ' !, Kolster hour; lit to
NltC.
K.I IE Seal tie CI IS. Cm - Mbikc)
"Lift, theater program; 7, orches
tra; S:3it. string Irio; !i lo IL'. dance
program.
K Htj - Spokiine (::7n.'.ih-M ukd
il. ore best ra ; 7. music; s. N IP '; H'
to 1 dance music.
Kl-'l- - Los Angeles ( 4; .r.in-1. ju
ke) ii, sytuphouette; 7. stories; N.
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Always Use The
Telephone Directory
Many times every day, telephone patrons call the
wror.g number. This is had for everybody. If
you've been called out of bed at 4 o'clock in the
morning by "wrong number" you've been madr
der than a hornet and you blamed "Central" for
it. And the one who tried to call the party got
mad, too, because there was a delay.
HERE'S A SAFE RULE FOR EVERYBODY:
Consult the telephone book. Don't rely on yoilr
memory.
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next week.
NRC; fl, concerl; 10 lo 11, NH
K.'W.H Ibdlywood CliiLL'm
Sltokc) fi, concei t ; 7. orchest ra ;
!i : : it. boxing broadcast; Ht:3o( or-chi-stra.
K(HN Rorlland :'. I !im-!Unke)
ti, pipe organ: 7:1 5 . orchesl ra; S.
studio vaudeville; Stltti, Italian tnu
Hl -; H:4i, fight broatlcast.
K.FON-- Long Reach (4 1 oStn
I IMuke) 7, variety program; S: I r,
uiusic; !l. to 1 2. orchestra.
I K KOA - Seal Ho (( 4 4 7.r-m-l.70kc)
lit. travel services; V.-'lu, entertain-
eis; S. old melodies; It to Hi, organ
recital.
KOW Portland (4H I m-fi I nkc)
j ti, dinner music; 7, NRC; !i. Schwa-
bacher program ; I II lo 12, dance
frolic.
KOM O Seattle (309. 1 m-i7nkc)
, fi, orcluxstra; 7, NRC; ii, orcheslra;
I I '1 to K'tu, arietl program,
i K KX Port hi ml ( 11 7. "Jul -1 uSke)
' Ii. i-oncert; 7, orchestra: X, comedi
jan; 10 lo dance frolic.
Most Nurses Use
New Face Powder
' M KLLO-OLO, the new wonderful
j Krench 1 Tt.cnss I-ace Powder, Is
preferred by nurses Ijecause of lis
purity, and they say ll does mil
jtnake the skin dry and drawn.
St.iys on longer, keeps shine away.
and is very beneficial to the eotn
jplexion. You will love MK1.I.O
,'il.u when you use It, (Jlass Hriigs,
Ine. Adv.
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There is pepper'. th a t.is ; just a stinging dust - -and
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If you say "Schilling Pepper" to your grocer,
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kind. There is a difference-- be sure of that! All
pepper is not alike' - - not by any means
Schilling; was the first , in America to produce
pure spices - - and Schilling is still used by pure
food experts as the standard by which to judge
others Your money back if you don't like
Schilling's best !
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