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

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Newspaper Page TextTuesday. OdolVr .'(), 102S. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Page Three Society News Farewell Party Complimentary To Mrs. MacDowell Saeiljaw -ns will h' week in November held ttu third bouquets about the rooms. Mrs, jwnkv.lv icivUed many lovely I gilts. Honoring Mi O. I.. Mac 1 ow e'l, who is leaving mi for Southern (in-yoil to make her home, a group of neighbors cathered last night lit thf Imnii' of Mrs. Oeim Walker for ;i farewell jarly, During the eve ning I In- guests arrant-'d pictures nf t heinvoh i s and their families in nil album which they presented to Mrs. M;icDoweH w ho VriK also giv en u beaut it'll t set of salad "forks tis :i r. iTiemhrance from Die neigh bors. A delighti ill t wo-course luncheon was served In t r In tin' evening. Mil and .Mis. Mac I ow 1 1 will make their home near Albany. Mrs. H. M. Itradshaw uux hos tess to n fcroup of !:! daughter's friends lust nik-ht at ;i delight t ill hallowe'eii party at I hi- 1 !ra dsha w i )ioin no ni l'imyylaiMa avenue' in honor of her daughter Mildred, j whose eighteenth iiiri Inlay was the! inspiration for tin- party. Fight couples w.re invited in fin( the evening which was spent play-' lug gaums nnl dancing. A big White hiilhday calif with orange, candles wa.s tin- iniiin feature of aj I ivo-course luncheon, f Thf Sacajav.ea rainpfi ro girls ; met yesterday af: rnoon. , IMna ; Jensen presided at tin- im-etlng and Helen IIukIh'S wa.s si'fn i;iry pro J teni. Th- gir's voted lo pack a j box to send to the ' gtceted liahies liospiial In tho West Indies. The Iox will remain two quills ami aj niiinluM- of other articles. Kdna Itrow n aiu! 'laudia. Suy- j him weie appointed tin- committee .; ill charge of the It was voted j lo hohl a treasure hunt Now 7 with I villa Itrow a Selma Inset h in charge. Tin- next in i tiK tlio j A lovely hallowe'eii parly was given Friday n 1 1 1 by 'at hei-iilf Humphreys and Alfred Zweifel at tiit Humphreys hoim- on lOcii oak si reel . The house was decoral ed with hallowe'eii symbols ami in tln ba.sfitieijt was u wili-h'S' i-n wh-i-the nu'i rymalit rs w nt lo finl tlu-ir ftirtiincK. (.'tiiu-c Smiol; was thf witeh. M i"K. J I mil phif y; ki rw l a two-i'our.sc luiiclif mi. (iatiifs wvw played ami the rest oflhc f verting wuh Ki-nl "lancing. Thoni who nlieinlfil vw.; Mll-drt-il Hradshaw, Wilson Smait, Wil-lar-l Hf-ndriikson, Ci-ncvn iknn. lU'- w in kfynaud. Kdith Mosic r, Hfiinnn'Vtskf, l-'reida V.-skc. .luck Kilsars, Mai-y V'auiihan INndrick son, Grace Snook and tin- host and host '!. St. Mary's Altai- Society To Meet Vivian Kulin was hostc?s to ii Kroup nf Mi tiifinticiK of tlit Chris lian lOndo.ivoi- of tho Contra I Church of Chrlsl lust I-rilay niirht at a hallowcVii party at her home on (t;i o avcmie. When the KiiesttM arrived t hey w ere taken Into t he harienn-nt which was lllhahitwl hy iiost.s and spooks. They had (lieir fori ones told at a witch's cave which was occupied hy Mrs. Joe f"'nodKiaNN, T1ie quests all wore costumes in keeping wllh the seii son. I Si -t he I l-'lcshnuin and Nick Hughes were winners of piizcs in the Kalllf contests. 'ider. iloiiK hunts .'Hid pillllpkitl pi.- U i ff rei ved. M I S. Kllhll as sisted w it h t he part y. bridge Pointers Br SI II ton 0. Work Th? scries of fifty HrhiKO u,uca. tious whieh has been runniiiK on Tilesilavs. WedacslaK and Thum iluys is now .IrawhiK to a cloie. 'Co day we pi ve lh-al V with jucxttotis Nos. 4..and 4ti. Ihttl V. X-Q-7-3 K-J-IO-6-5-2 9 I NOKTh "4 I SOUTH fl-J-9- ! tR-8-6 ; A fl.Q I ij-fo-6-2 I ( Score love- Announcements The St. Mury's Altar society will meet, with Mrs, I Meyeis to morrow afternoon. The Altar so-t-U 'y is affiliated wilh the National Council of Cat hoik w omen. The first of- a series of lesson studies will be Miwii tomorrow w hen Mrs. j i. C I'arsons will read a paper on the "Life and Work of Joyce KM- ' iiht." The Catholic histoty of Ore- K'Hi is lo I-- taken up during the; year as part of tin- study pro- j IT rum. Tho liiverside Ladies' Aid will meet with Mrs. Tom llayhss as hostess at her home at the corner of North Alder and Lake streets Thursday afternoon at o'clock. I NYAL'S I i Corn Jlemedv Removes corns with a few applications. 25c Wc guarantee if." Red Cross I)ru: Store The Triaii.ule club un-t last Thurs-! day at I he home of I r. an I Mrs.! II. W. Liley on UMH Madison ave-i nue. l-'our tables of h rid ire were I in play durinf? tlu cveniiiK with first pilzo for women fjoins to Mrs. Wesley Mclmnald and fiist for nn-u to Hurley StonekbiK. Thursday, Oct. IN, the Triangle club met at the home of Mr. ami Mrs. McDonald with Mrs. Hert Webb and Dr. Hiley malting hltfh scores. Mrs. Leslie 1L Hale entertained .Monday evening. Oc: . l'L', at a fare well arty for her son. Norwood, i (lames and music were enjoyed I during the evening and at a Intel hour refreshments w ere served. Norwood left last Tuesday morn lug for California w here lie w ill lie with his uncle. I Cryslal, Kehekah lodge No. r.O will hold a politick dinner at ti::t o'clock Wednesday evening at the Odd Fellows hall. Following the pottuck dinner a short business ni. .I'll- will be held which will be followed by a hallowe'en party to tiu .,nSui.i' tn-.t f,,!!,,,, which all Odd Fellows, I'.ebekahs Till- Ansucis and their familhs are invited. j :K ivrlarj-p Should ,had u small Spade from Close. f Hand and win The Women's Missionary society I the trick 'in liiimtnv i n i.Ti.-.. n... all, South Declarer. com met No Trump- The play lo the first trick is: Wist leads Sevi H of Clubs, North plays Nine of Clubs, Fast plays King of Clubs, South (Closed Hand) wins Hie trick with the Ace of Clubs. Questions No. 4a. What" cards should Declarer play from Closed Hand and Dummy to trick 2? Question No. 41. What cards should Declarer play from Closed Ham) and Dummy to trick S-? Aii.Mvcr Klnnk 45 , , it; ; :.. , ; (Fill tho blank before you rend of tt: hold noon fio t he home esb silvei of yterian church will lea Wednesday aller ;:tn to T o't'lock at Mrs. J. George Walz. 1 Y-nnsylvania avenue. lead there. 4 ii. Dummy should lead a small Diamond, and unless the Queen be played by Ka.st, Closed Hand should MENUS 9 e 3 Mrs. Claud Willeock, a recent bride, was the iuspit at ion for a party and shower given by M rs. Fred Willeock at her home Wed nesday afternoon. Fourteen rela tives of the honor tfuest. formerly. .Miss Jimnha Spencer, attended a lid during. the nlleinoon a short pro gram was enjoyed. Mrs. 11. '. Me ctay kuvo n group of clever read ings Mid responded to an encore, and Myrtle Willeock .'ang two vo cal numbers. In the contest, which was conducted by the hostess. Mrs. Itert Knight was (he winner of the i prize. At t he conclusion of t!: afternoon, luncheon was served 1 with refreshm-nts ami decora t ions in keeping with Hie haliowVll col-, j or scheme of orango a ml black, j Late fall flowers were used for 1 play the Nine West must have three- Clubs The West way club of the W. H. ' higher than the Seven, the fourth A. will hold a hallowe'en party to- I best he led originally, eon.seo,uent ivght at S o'clock at the home of 1' the cards of the first trick Mrs. C. L. Mackey on 2fH3 First I marked him with the Q-J-S. If slreet. j West, should obtain the lead rind ' continue his clubs, Closed Hand's ten would stop i he suit; but If Fast should obtain the lead and return his partner's Club. West's Clubs all(will be Hood and the ad versaries probablv Will save ihn Hy Ni-ier .Mary igame. The Declarer, with a to- UIIFAKFAST- Orange juice, ce- ' nl of eight Diamonds (the Queen real, cream, scrambled eggs, crisp missing). should ninnse; and whole w heal toast, milk, coffee- i should do it by leading toward the U N'lll-:ON Scalloped rice and 1,1,1 South hand so that if the fi- mushiooms. hearts of lettuce with ,1''ss'' lo"'. West not Last will h French dressing, graham popovers. in tni' ' grape conserve, milk, tea. j " DINNFIt Hot-pot of hodge-j SlAilt E(ltS TIMI V podge cald.agoand pmeapple sa - r.IIIrA(i0 l(.t. ;t(( (ArHl,M. ad. chocolate cream cake, milk, nKvXH on thn lNUt.hlfan r.Mitral's e.o! ten. ,v - i - - . v.,. ., v,...- v--i-i,c i Cairo eXI rji- fa re 1 ra In. were held met imeu in i ne noi - pot oi nooge-1 , si. i . , ... , nil Vlnds-oT yegetaldesCAr "" 1 1 '""fi" l ill) w hich is really a ca re f ully i .. ),,. .,, Mrs. McGinnis Is Laid to Rest At Wallowa Hy Mrs. Hcrilm Carper t uhwrver Correspondent ) I'i:l.l ISK. Ore. (Special! Mrs. Hen McGinnis, of I'ow wat ku, w ho died ut thf Wallowa hospital Wed nesday morning at 1 : 1 Tt o'clock was hurled at Hie Wallowa cemetery ThHrtalay afternoon. The f uneia service was conducted hy the Itev. N. K. Ilershey, nssistud hy l ho liev. W. F. Shields. Mrs. McGinnis had many friends here who mourn her 1 passing and extend (heir sincere sympathy to the bereaved family. Sheriff and Mrs. A. It. Miller were dinner miestn at the W. 1. Sanuar home Wednesday. C. F. Gorbett, J. o. Sweai'ingen, Itnlin Gorbett, and Charles Wort man in- winking on the road. 11 rs. Kami, of Lostine, Is visit - lug her daughter. Miss Vereello. at Henry Snuffer's this week. Mr. it ml M rs. Howard Collins, of ' t'pper I'owwtka. have moved to the Fred Trump homestead, on Sunuysidc. , Mr. am) Mrs. Te Williams, of Kast Grossman, are the proud par ents of it sun. born to them Tuesday. Mrs. John Howers. of Maxville, t was gathering fruit at William Swea ring en's Tuesday. M i n lid M rs. I ,eo . Ken wort tjy. Mr., and Mrs. David Garret, and family, Lawrence lirooks and Ver non Iturnett, were Sunday visitors at W, A. Carpers. Hoy HemierPOit was at homo from Friday until Sunday evening. He returned to his. work at Krltz Welnhard's Sunday evening and while doing the chores a playful horse kicked him on t he leg just above the knee, nearly breaking it, and causing considerable pain. Mrs. Lora llarton visited the first of the week with her mother, Mrs. Almeada Carper, W. W. Carper wvnt to, Wallowa Friday wilh a load of tipples. Kalph Carper went to Fowwatka Tuesday and remained over the rest of the week at the home of lien McGinnis, doing the chores while the family were at Wallowa. Mr. and Mrs. William Swcarln gen made a business trip to Wal lowa last week, I larold Carper, who spent the summer working for lien McGin nis. of 1'ow-wmka, and who has been suffering for over n week with the mumps went to Ti Grande Monday evening for a visit with his sisters and brother there. County School Superintendent J. C. Conley and IJeryl Kitigler. coua ty health nurse, were visiting the schools In this part of the comity tho middle of the week. Mi-u lliivv-it-,1 Clllnu .....I dren and M rs. Lucy Trump and ' children were gathering fruil al ) U J. Snnnnr's Mondav. tGreeIeyfs Daucier ? i ' 'Ml 1 Mrs. Cabrlelle Greeley CIcndentn, d.iuciiter of Horace Greeley, famous civu war euitcr, has cent a letter to the women of the fouth urging that they break away from tradi tion and vote for Herbert Hoover. Her father dared fmanc al rui tc clgn - the bail bond of Jefferson Davie Immediately after the war. Grande, Is spending several days visiting with her daughter. M rs. Albert Keefer. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Welch were dinner Huests Sunday at the loum-. of Mr. ami Mrs. I suae Itlngamati. In the evening I hey also called oh M i s. Mary Litter ut, of Summer vllle. who has been quite III. They fouml her improved and ubb to sit up. Mrs. I-.. I I'crrin spent last week in Maker Inking treatment for neu ritis. She returned home Satnrday iHin h improved In health. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Nodlim 1 rove to Maker Sunday, spending the day wilh their daughter. Mrs. Cassidy. A. I 'age was In l.a Grande Satur day having optical work done. The attendance at the Anll-S'a-loon league picture, "The Tiatis-grf-ssors." which was shown at the church FGday evening, wiih simill, due lo the fact there were two en i tertainmenis In lnvn the yanie eve ning. lirltish yclentlsts iire r-ported to In. at loggerheads over the prob lem of w he! her t he moon some minions of years hence will fall upon the tarlh, or will gradually move away from it. Maybe llicy ought to take a straw vote on it. I ; i ' u ; t ! ! a - , u ! NOW! Onyx - Pointex Siylc -177 Service - Sheer U'l-h e..tl..n hi-m font. ill "I'lilulex" JippI. $1.50 Potman's ':;i.O'-to-V.'t'.il' .Millinery IM11LEK PERSONALS ! Hy .Mix C. M. Hale j (Obsi-rvet Correspiuideiii ) . l.lltl.i:K. Ore, (Spe.iaH.-: Mrs. . Niobe Chiblcrs. was a La Grande visitor Sat unlay. j Lynn Woode!l tmeut t he w eek end in Giande will, his aunt. Mrs. Ge"i - i Mrs. M'iam I'iep. M-, oi i .a 83S3ESJIE TIIK I Gasoline negro 1 at Michigan City, Ind.. and jumped as the train was roaring toward Gary. !. He final one wild shot at a : brakeman who walked into the oh Stevens - Van Engelen Co. f t'"' dam Ave. fii-aee Ituihlfug l.n fJinmle. Oii. podg made mutton si The grape conserve is as deli cious to nerve Willi roa$l fowl as w it h pop-overs. Grape I -OHS4MVI1 Nervation car while the robbery was Five pounds Concord grapes, fi , j ,,rnKress. With about in pounds sugar, 1 pound scedles" j which he had taken from raisins. oranges, 1 cup nut meats. two passengers, the negro ran to Hiekoiy nuts, pecans or Knglish ! t he front platform and leaped walnuts are the best nuts to use. from the train, which wa.s making Almonds fan be used bill they must , 4 i miles an hour. be blanched and shredded. Wash L-ranes and nick from, 1'. S. . Hl'.AItlXG H.VIT'.I Mi-Ins. I'ltli iillil l-uolc tllll itll.l ' s!;iws st nir;illy. Ilub pulp through ciilnpil.-r ;iih! r-lll()Vtt hfc.ls. I'utl slviiis, si n c I puip, h'latcii rinl nnili jlliff Ot Ul-;injCS MlVi lilisiUM illtn; pri-fi :viiu; lii-lli.'. Ill-init In t he j Four Shipments Of Cattle Sent Out of County I .ril-K.. slv.n imusii to i:i.s L'lls I'. 23c hick towi i.s W'hilv w ith i.lu.- Ikit.I.tj i:c Just received a new shipment stamped art goods, 39c to $2.19 SALFM. Ore., Oct. i (Al The public service commission will hold a he:i ring at Kla mat h l-'alls November Mi on application of the Southern 1'achlc company for au thority to build graijc crossings in K la math count y on a railrnnd extension 'south of the city. ( boiling point and slowly sift In su 1 gar. Cok minutes and add nuts. Cook 1m minutes h-ng.-r and Mjss vnjKT,.;A T) put into sterilised glares. Cover ,Al I Mt 0(.t, 3(l ( AV) ;w,th paraffin when cold. Miss Laura Filet. Volstead. j I'lain gi-ape marmalade is very! whose ratln'r. Andrew .1. Volstead, ton. I and is made the same way. was author of the prohibition en omitting the latr-tns. oramres and . forcement act. will be married to- , nuts. 'opy re. Inc. ) ight, 1U2S, NLA Ser- night lo Carl J. ! Alaska, and N iiueu of Nome York city. Do you alway sgei coffee like this?" "Always "Lucky boy." "J am. But we didn't get good cof fee until 'we found M-J'B- Many people find that with M'J B, the strong blend, they use slightlyless coffee. But whether you make it strong or weak, M-J-B has a flavor that only the strong Hcnd can give. Now it comes to you in an improved fric tion top key-can available only to M-J-B users.packedbyour own vacuum process. jW IT w v ' ' n i- i COFFEE lly Iih. Ijiiliel -)i'ss(i'oni ( Observer l 'orrespondenl ) 1 NOKTII l'OWDi:i:, Ore. (Spc fat) L. H. Moore. Gifford 1'ar- ker, Mr. Sorenson and Mr. elements all shipped call le over the week end. , Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ticaumonl, who have been living at Hock (('reek for the last five years, have n.ioved to the home of their daugh ter, Katie Pearson here, where they expect to remain permanently, Mi. HeautiMtnt had a painful experienee Sal unlay evening, dislocating his !Jaw bone. It was necessary for a 'doctor to replace the bone. Arthur ICIlswotlh, of the Stand ard Oil company is taking his va -!c:itiori, recently going ti Idaho fur a few days' hunting trip. He will (then visit his parents at 'fa coma, jWiish., and at other coast points. lommie icoene is driving me irm-K la the absence of Mr. Fllswort h. Mark Gjlkison Is doing some ce ment work for Oscar Jackson at Huntington. Fdna Moore Is spending a few days visiting with her sister, Falltel FoitsI rom. Chris K. Johnson was operated again last Saturday. The last re ports are that he is doing nieely, WfIAN ON I,ON. II IK I : MAHSHKIKLD. Ore., Oct, 3d A I" Mrs. Helen Wallers. of Marsh field, w as report ed today walking from Florence, carrying her two-year-old child under her arm and herding 20 head of goats nheud Of her. She wuh driving the goats here from a ranch In Flor ence Intending to cover the entire distance of about fid miles on foot. Mrs. Wallers Is the mother of four clilldri-n. t : r fi ft- 1 WW Ik V J v k Pj:;,'jltili.afck , XGASOUNE kii j r k H 8 ? fl 1 J - . 1 If you want the delicate rose--like fragrance of pure vanilla,, insist on Schilling's. Your money back if you don't like Schilling's best I Collfd .19 Spices iV. nnklntf Powder o Tf a r Day j0k Mill CI inery earance Wednes. - Thurs. - Friday - Saturday l-'-very hat in our store will he placed on wile tomorrow really at the very iu-ie hth of the. Autumn season. Fash ion wNe women will not miss this sales event Felts, velvets, soleils, in all the new shades hats that sold regularly from y,: to $12.00 in four price groups for tin.; special clearance. Friendly Credit -- Wear as You Pay $7.93 and $9.95 v Cinderella Frock Shop HI.ACK AXI) WHITK, Bmnrt iinililnilion ror (nil gnortn. In hbim! ilTectlvely'-Iti III in h Iknllted iwi-alur uf vivid (IcdIkh.