La Grande evening observer., October 29, 1928, Image 3

iiVlay, October '-'!, 1!JS.
LA (3KANUE EVENING OI5SEKVEH
t-Mie Three1
Society News
Rainbow A?scmblv
Members Observe
First Anniversary
The ( ii ,,r Kninli r,v fen- :ii Is
.e'.-lr:;le,! iiw rlisl iinniveitty Lis!
Snlnr.h.y , veiling witli ;i trala Iml
l"e.:i party. I'ilty persons IVHV
III a I Ifil.In 11. . Inr Ml" BaliH-s anil
.i"-i ani an. I to see I hi- 1,1k l.irlll
'tay .-a1.t. will. .n,. y.-l..',v r:u.
'II" "a It. '111. imIu' Ii:i:I iiiar.K.'
I.'lim- ami wun ,l,.iiial.'.l will. I. lack
a'x an. I witch. ,h. Vtvfcm Kulin
cut II.
Alter ji short business meeting
t!i. j,'ir;.s w.-nt int.. the jurior
"Inch u.is lie. ..rate. f,,,- iiM. ,,c.a-
.s.'.ll Willi liaih.V. celt l IIS, .ltlll-
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J.UNTY. ketl - Ut pi
hands are tin- prize
sitiiiil by every wom
an uln.se ambitions
um1 is al.raciiveness.
Out" manicurt s :i r e
skilful, careful and in
keeping wish (.- other
especial treatments.
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PHCNE NEW FOLEY
MAIN 133 90.
j khiK iin.l v. tU'h.'.H, Tie up. nmg was
"ii n,..tiiiiiiil and liifi i ;, p.ieanl
which wan folhmt-i l.y icuniiH and'
the awarding of many prizes. ' 1
K ich girl nun 1 li. r l une ill
til- w iiih.-y. p.i uinl n iid it aloud j
h ralMi'r light.
Then .Mix ii. . Tat -kingtoii told
(ht-in a I. !i,-i,ii ill tiury, called
"I. title Hed Hiding Hood uml
Wolf," n-vised frem tin- old child
I fairy tale..
The program, whuh was another
j N ature H the .-v.-iiintr Included a
j I'Uiim M.ld i.y I-:. In a TA.-iy and
leading by i';,i!u .-in.- 'Humphrey.
Weiners ;:nd rolls u ere wijoye-l
jand cider was c-.-v( limn a i untie
couht in tl.i nimii. Miss Kvelyn
Van Xiirdi'ii. hi Khk ;t Hain
! bow Kil l, was an o il -of-tow n giieM
f r 1 1n- o casioa.
j Mary Va iig i:n 1 'emit iek.son was
Johairmari Ml tin- pingraiu and doco
j rations .i,iiJi;n.j4. and Margaret
i Anthony, had charge of refresh
' im-iitK
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! Ah, hi! L'tf iim :i;:..-rs of the p: Un
ary dcparlniinl of the Vnt nil
( ('inifi h cf I'inist I'.'ilHTcd I'm- a
j party .Saturday. 'I'll.- i-ujoyald.' nf-
I:hfmn a .-p. in 1. i i M k: Malics-.'
tr.- (In.u'i- ll i' lifsl.-r is supt'Cill- ;
t.ii'icnt ot the departiiunt. Other
I teacne-'.-t in the .iivisiun are: Miss
HhtiH'hu l-'hshinan. Mix. Arno
VdMz, M- s. Leslie While, M I S. t.
!'. Mcl'lieiv.uii and Minn l.u'.s Han-
s-di. !
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list Saturday al'tej ninn the. Jim-j
inr ChriMian i;ii'eai)r l' the I 'res-
hyterian cImjh Ii held a. thmoiiKhly
ileli'iit t Ml parly u hen Mis. Cnslave
Wissler. haler. .nlertained 4". of
the ineiihe;s. Ia I fieri lit Wispier
assisted wilfi the pail. The chil-
ilteii came ili'is.' l in cestiinies ailtl
(trace Melt :i I hil men Ua rnp and
Slella .lean Iiis.'l were winners of
cost nine prizes.
After a .niusica! program. and
Kin lies, refreshments were s:TVed.
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The ftapti.r r hiiich was the scene
nf an elaborate ;ir!y .Saturday af-j
lernnon when tlie ln'iniH-rs and
primary department;; entertained I
the ninth''!-:-- and children. One of.
the main fealun-s was 1 1n. lra inn-'
ti;:allnn of the story of Moses,
Mrs. Clark, primary superin
tendent. :rae an illiKiiated tall; on'
Importance uf tlx work of the
mot tier in a tfiu-tvmitui Sunday
sciioul.
ItefrcHlunentM were nt-rvfit mid
irutiifH played hy the chihlren.
About "n n ei p in ultfmlanc
Hallowe'en Dance
Given by M. I. A.
The M. I. a. HpnitNorcd a hnl
lowe'eii dunce Inst l-'rlduy nttf'tt
w ith about 2h t here to partici
pate in the jfood lim Tin ilanrp
was in the form of u imiKO.uwudo
character halt. 'I'lit hall wuh ileoo
nited with haltowe'eil hymbolH. The
otficeis of the organization hemled
by l.e'and Stockdale, prenblent,
u-etv in chaiKe of the evening. A
tuiiuber of people from linker. Un
ion an Mi. (lien wore there tin
out-of-town Kttin.
Miss Jean le'ine and MIkh Kk
ther tlloonier enterttilned at an iil
t orinal hallow eVj) party Kriday
niffht, at t he homo of M rs. J. A.,
1 1 ill on I HK Third Htiwl. Ten
friends were Invited in to enjoy (lie
fun. Orange and black, crepe pap-'
er and owls, bats, kIiosIn . ami'
witchi decorated the uatU. Cider,
doiiKhuutM and hallow e'en cook Ion
W ere .served.
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A larne Kioup of little folkii and
their mothers Kuthfred at the Itap
tist (diurch Saturday atternnon for
ik parly sponsored by the teachers
and officers of the beinnem and
primary department of the church.
A program was (riven and refresh
ments were served. Mri. Hen lliim
mell and Mis. Koxcoe Clark are the
superintendent of the departments.
The Mo-Way-A -Til in rluh met
Thursday al the home of Mih. Kl
liott Austin for an afternoon par
ty. Mrs. l-'ralik I'oole was winner
of liih score prize and Mrs. Law
rence Druuismith received second.
The club is meeting next Thursday
at the homo of Mrs. Austin.
Tho Cood Times dancing- club
held Hie second of a series of danc
es last Thursday at the l.a, Grande
hotel w hen about 4n couples, mem
bers of the club, gathered for a
hallnwVeit party. Tlie color scheme
of the decorations was yellow and
black with coin slock, pumpkins
and black cats attractively used.
Cider and doughnuts were nerved.
The committee In charge 0f t he
evwu included: Mr. und Mrs. Wil
lium 1'eaie. Mr. und Mrs. Hurley
Smith, Mr. und Mi-. Cluirles
Jworih and Mr. and Mih. C. II. Kin
ciild. I .
j Mr. und Mrs. C S. I'uddock were
thost uml hostess lust nifht at their
home lu the Orunde Itonde upurt
.meiitH at a 6 o'clock chicken din
ner. Kollow Intf t he dinner I wo
I tables of hridtfe were nt play.
Those present were "Mr. ant) Mrs.
i On lias tJreen. Mr. ami Mrs. Ooiiff-
! Ian Kline. Mr. and Mrs. James
! etoufeb und M r. and Mrs. 1'ad
'dock. ! MonoriiiK Mrs. Klla M. Walker
who has bewi visiting in l.a C.rande
Nlrs. Kverelt Koewn and Mrs. Joe
Keow n entertained with a lovely
dinner with covers laid for 1 :t at
I he home of Mrs. Kveretl Keow n
Sunday. Oct Ltl. Al that time also
a handkerchief shower was iveii
for Mrs. Walker. Mrs. Walker is
I oh ving for I .ok Angeles to spend
the winter.
i Blondes In
Fashion, Say
Hairdressers
Bridge
Pointers
By Milton 0. Work
Announcements
There will be tl llallowe'eu party
at tho Itaptist church lomorrow
night In the social room.
Tho I, a ( ! in hile Neigh hot-hood
club will meet tomorrow afternoon
at 'J o'clock at the !.u Grande ho
tel. Crystal Itebekah lodge No. fin
wlll meet at t!::tti o'clock Wednes
day e vening at t he Odd l-'ellows
hall. Following the dinner a short
business meeting w ill be held
which will be followed by a hul
lowe'en party to which all Odd
i I'Vllow s. hehekahs and families,
! urn Invited.
iiy h i:l iti ais
Associated l'resh aslilon IMilor)
I'AKIS (AIM IliewimaUeis take
no responsibility for the fashion
lor blond hair that is sweeping
Put Is, bill coiffeurs uttt ibllte the
fact thai their customers are "go
ing; blond" to tho delicate colors
for evening dictated by winter fash
ion. Ash blonds and medium unburns
are u vogue of this winter.
Mannequins with pale blond hair
are in gi ow ing demand at dress
houses to display evening frocks
of delicato shades of pink. blue,
jade green and straw color. While
and black also are effective on the
blond inanufMiilns uml nearly ev
ery house is taking on light haired
girls and weeding out l ho brunels.
An American, shopping at a
house wilh it notable collection of
i.'otid inanneiiulns. remarked aud'
bly: "You might as well be dead
if you're not blond."
Another development of hair
styles is curls. They are worn by
blonds and hrum-ls alike, but the
golden haired girls seem more ad
dicted to nests of curls at the back
of I he neck limn Ihe-lr darker sis
ters. ' At one famous huirdrcsMing shop
artisls of the comb and dye brush
teport general, lire id' henna and
bleaching preparations . to tone
brown hair to auburn shades. Au
burn hair is consider I especially
smart with the wine red costumes
of the season.
MENUS
A quality you would insist upon if you knew all the facts
nn
JLhis is the one
that makes millions of TINY bubbles
of equal size,
so that your baking has a fine, more even
texture. Xo large and small holes in Schilling
biscuits or cake. It's because there is more
cream-of-tartar in Schilling than in any other.
BAKING INSURANCE
If you find any fnult whtitcvcr in (his buking powder, or
think you do, your grocer will return your money and
iilso pi.y for the vvai. butter-, flour, etc., you have used.
Coffee o 19 Spices vV Tefl 31 Extract
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lty KMcr Mary
IHtKAK KAKT Wheat cereal
cooked with dates, cream, njiiile
sauce, crisp broiled bacon, oven
toast, milk, coffee.
I.INOHKON Cream of onion
soup, croutons, cider salad, choco
late rkt pudding-, milk, tea.
1 l N N Kit Hpanisli steak,
mashed potatoes, stuffed pear
salad, bran rolls, peach shoitcnkc.
milk, coffee.
hither round or sirloin" steak
can be used for the "Spanish
steak" suggested in the dinner
menu. Hound steak Ih the cheap,
er since there is less waste in
bone. Sirloin is tenderer, finer
grained and juicier than round,
but since this particular dish must
have long cooking and Is com
bined with tomatoes round steak
Is very good and if economy must
be considered, it should be chosen.
SjHlnMi Steak
One slice round si oak cut 1
Inches thick. 2 inediuiu-sled on
ions, 4 cups canned or chopped
fresh tor naioes. I cup grated
cheese, 2 teaspoons salt, U , tea
spoon pepper.
Wipe rneat with a damp cloih
ami sear fpiiekly In n hot, slightly
f They call t hem p e nn a n e n t
i waves, the word "permanent" here!
! meaning '"once t very two months." j
'greased frying pan. Sear first on
t one side and then on t he ot her.
il'ut into a casserole wllh a very
little water. -Cover with mi Ions '
sliced very thin. Cover casserole
j and bake forty minutes in a hoi
oven. Sprinkle with salt uml pop
per und ;poiir over tomatoes,
rubbed through a sieve. Hake
' forty minutes longer w it h cover
i removed. Hemove to hot platter,
j cover with grated cheene and He
.turn lo oven long enough to melt
, rhcese. lf n shallow casserole Is
; used the cheese can be sprinkled
over meat in this and the dish
served from casserole.
Continuing the consideration ot
Minor lake-outs of partner's No
Trump, the Inexperienced player
should fix In hts mind the follow
ing genera I prlm ipl. s:
When there is no score, two Of
a Minor if- nut bid over partner's)
one No Trump to show strength, J
but as a warning or "rescue," At
a love score, the nverea iling nf ;
partner's No Trump with two Clubs'
or two I dam om is tells I In- No!
Trumpet-; "I have no help for you; j
lintels you are nnmnially strong, we
had better play w it h tills M im.r
the trump us we shall lose less."
A sound No Trumpet' whose part
ner, at a love score, has overca I li-d
with two of a Minor, never it-bids
his No Trhiiip unless he has al
least tight sure tricks in his nwim
hand. The Minor take out is a
simultaneous' waving of the while
Hug of suriender. the red Hag of
warning, and the blue flag of des
peration; H announces a holdin:;
whose only ori.;h( aspects Is Hie
fact 1 hat l hero are at hast five
cards in the suit that is nailod.
Although the ineatiig conveyed
by Hie Minor tnke-out Is unmis
takable, ii is not 1 1 he best policy
always to take out with a five-card
Minor and a worthless hand. Such
a bhl may give too much mfot (na
tion and cucouraKehnnt lo the op
ponents and, wilh a hand as evenly
divided as one thai contains a five
card suit can be (i.e.. the It-U-H-:
division), it is generally better to
puKs the partner's No Tiump no'
mailer how weak Hie Minor sun j
and the rest of the hand may be.
Hut the rescue is apt to be advis
able wlun, with a worthless five
card Minor, the division Is either:
II A i I) H,A G S ! !
In a variety of new Ideas, Among the f.ivured types nro tlm
rnderarm I'oueh. the fancy jeweled ban. Al.o the velvet bag,
charming for afternoon or street,
PUTMAN'S
La Grande's Exclusive Ready-to-Wear
& Millinery
u-4-4-0. fi-n:t-i, fi-s-a-o, or B-fi-2-
I ; or w hen t he M I nor contains
more than five cards.
The following are hands held by
North when South has bid fine No
Trump ami West has passed:
No. I No. 2
X-X-X XXX
vx-x-x xx-x-x
XX X
4.J-I0-X-X-X J-ifl-X-X-X
.... i No. 4
XX XX
f X XX
J-X-X-X-X XXX
io-x-x-x-x in-x-m-x
School Fight In
Pomona Is Fatal
POMONA. C.il., Uct. .) (AH)
A c ross flic of ciilici.-m was turned
today upon "outsiders", and police
for rouiiyli-ru between students of
an imiario and a t'omoua high
school here, late l-'riday, ri-Hiilling
In the uea.tii of one youth.
While aulhoi itl'n prepared to
hold an Inuuesi into I be death of
Hilhort Hull, killed when ills car
struck a teh-pluuie pole in the
iiliil.il of an uunual street clash be
tween .students from the schools
cixte leaders of both towns at
tacked p'dioe for an "apparent
laxity" in pei-mit!ing the battle to
occur.
With No. I lhe S-3-S-2 divi
sion) North should pass; but with
the worthless singleton In No. 2,
the two-Club bltl is apt to be a sav
ing expedient. Two IMnmondH
should be bid with No. 3, been use
of the singleton und because a weak
two-suiter Is almost worthless as
No Trump support; ami two Clubs
with No. A; because there are. six
cards in the worthless Minor und
no st rciigt h lu the remainder of
the hand.
An inspired headline writer an
nounces Hint 1'ie lived South Hole
trip will reveal the last of the
World's gie.it sect els. Aha! the
reason why a pideslrian tries to
beat an a ttlotuobile at t he Inlor-
I section.
Se'.ent'rtM are finding substitutes
for gasoline, rubber and all thai,
but what this country needs- Is
soiuet hing to say instead of "I'll
say so." f
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Frolic
Oct'30-31
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KNOXVIhhi;, Term. Oct. ':u
hast May a home. ta lent movie was
made in Krioxville. Thirteen-year-old
I'lnkle hee Knehn took part in
it. On Julie IK, immediately after
the picture was completed. I'lnkle
l-e disappeared,
A nation-wide search by detec
tives failed to find her. M r. a nd
Mrs. Koehn havn hpent al of their
uteauer savings In the search.
The parents' funds exhausted,
the Harent-Te.if hers u ssocj.it it. n
ha. launched a publicity campaign
lo find the git'I and bring her b;n'k.
They offer a reward for h''f re
turn. Juvenile court authorlUe. hor-lal
amende and officers ( hromjhout
ihe country are rfuetf-d lo seek
her. Any Informal Ion concerning
her Miotjld In went to the Knnxville
New -Hetiilnel. Kno.wlllf, T'-nn.
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