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,: . MODEST MAIDENS
Ti'.'iiU' 'M.'ipIio UcKlsU'Mtlml Applied Fur I'. S. IMU'lll Ofllci!
Mrs. Theisen Is
Hostess Monday
At Bridge Party
In ti Ht itRomil motif of 'SI.; l'u(
rick'K luy, Mh. Jolin Thcim-ii
iprttiltuM fit (i churrntiiK lHlri
ltinuhcoii Moiuliiy at, In-r home on
( ftVWHK'. LulU'llt-iH) WUH NlTVi'il l(
oVIork Hi tlllilOM prettily nhi-t.I
with ii ii K roscliinlH nii.i sweet imiim.
3'ntti'il iihinta were an iiMrnetlve
ilfCiM'iitlun.
Itt'i'lK' wuh. u inversion with flv'o
tnhle.s at play. Mm. IIrrni:in Ste-
pi'iftl ivtH'iveil honors for hltfh tal
ly. Hermit! awarrl wuh iivsentei
to 11 in. Jl. K. Dixon, roiiKnlatlou
piizo wuh won Uy Mrs. Krt'il
Spaeth. ,
.
Charming- Dinnei' ,
And Bridge Monday
Mr. and Mrs. Kn-d K. . . riHzoi'
wci-o bust aial liosti'.SK to the .Mnij
iliiyjllnnev c till Ium night lit the
S:it;:ijnwea Inn at a eliar-minic din
no i ''H'U1kk Amm-incntH wort in
a Ht I'iitriekrt motif. :--:
"Uridtfe was tlio diversion later hi
tin ovenlnj? with hovoii luhlcH ut
lday, : ,-: .
'...-'
Pinochle Club In
, - En joyablo Party
. .Members of. the .Islatt.J , ;i:ity
l'inoflilo clnh imt ut the home of
Mr. .anil Mm. Allien Wiirdell l:ist
I'VI'llllIK. -I.-.' ... ;v
. Mitt. 'AitifiiKt Mosor' and Ciilliert
Hunter roeolvod flub aviird for
iibrh tally with four tables at piny.
Ouost jtrizes woro prrnontod to .Mm.
; iNii'l IVnlno antl II. (1, A very. Afiei
i curds a dtiluly twu-courno lum-hoon
I Wuh served.
I The next meeting of tin- el-.m
I will bo In two works with Mr. and
; Mm. Will .Mltehell.
Hoy ts Entertain
; Monday Evening
At a delightful St. I'alrii'k's
: puny Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Huvt
; entertained ut cards hist night ut
i tlu-lr home with three tables ut
play. I hicora thins wito in a Si.
I I'utriek'N motif with a color srheino
ol' green and whltr.
; .Mr. and M ra. Ft . Sutton, of
: Walla. Walla. were uut-of-lwn
gue.sts, eoiying to l .a (irandi last
evening. I.att r d;iint refreshments
' were nerved.
!
Mrs. Jacobsen Is
Hostess to Club
t At a pleasant nftwnoon of curds,
; Mrs. K.'Jncobson was hostess to the
K. .. club yesterday at her home,
i illtgh score was won by Mrs. lion
' Katon. Dainty refreshments' were
, served following bridge.
! . Mrs. Andrew Kee wilt be thenex.
' hostess, Monday. Ma rch S I .
Members of Club
Studying Japan
M.'lnli. i if Ihi- Art Iti seilluh
clulit nu-t yoMtiTduy m the homo of
Mrs; llon.ihl I'iikik' for a ih'Unhtful
SCIRE
VoodQId'
Fashioned
C AM IHt
is )fours
r No matter how jiltle.
dKJ'niuchh'ere9
you ct 6 guaran
teed.on FulIPaidCcr
tificatcs, with dividend
checks nlwayx January
1 and July 1, PLUS
Safety, and. State
Supervision.
START TODAY
Write or J;ucu
Western Savings
& Loan Association
Rciourfed Over $1,600,000
Y.M. C. A. nidi:.. Portland, Or ion
j meellnK in continunm v.- of their
; study of Japan.
i Tho following program was
given: Mrs. I'jigue: "Life, Funerals
;and Sulfides of Ja)an;" Mrs. Wal'.
jer I'ie.rce: "Art .of Pottery and
i Porcelain;" Mrs. 1.. K. I )unn-''lho
! Kestival. Higan:" Mrs. 1'ague;
j "Legend of the Tea Kettle." Mrs.
i" I'ieree'H talk was 111 umI rated with
. articles collected while she was in
; Japan. ..
. The'' next meeting will be with
Mrs, Lawrence Hull.
i
iWakelita Bridge
Club Entertained
' a mm.
; Ton" ;'
V,rtinMfl J'mus it nd I'.acon
Mutieitsl llretw
Ureail Peach .Ium
. i Cub bunt Salad
i.''uamtt Hire Pudding t'reutn
t'otTeo
-a cup fat; I ii cups lijtht
hi own sugar, 2 euu;, 1 teaspnoti '
vnnilln. 2 leaspnnns einnanion, 1
teaspoon cloves, I teaspoon nut-:
uw'j.'. 'i IcaHpOiin salt, 4 table-
Kpooii:. in ilk. D l -:i cups flour, i
leaspttoii hoda, ), cup chopped
nuts.
('team the fut and sugar. Add
iv ft of ingredients ntnl mix well.
Iirop portions from end of a spoon
lull- ttrt'Hsed baking sheets. Space
U tncher, l-'lalicn dow n cneh
enoMe wllh back of n spoon. Ituke
1 2 minutes in moderate oven
Krost,,
; , l-Yostlng
1 egf,, 1 teaspiiou vanilla, 1 tea
spoon lemon extract, '.h teaspoon
t alt, 1 tablespoon cream, I cup
sifted confeethmer's sircar.
Mix iuKredleuts until creamy
and thick. l'rost tops of cookies.
I'ocoaunt Uhv Pudding
1 cup rice. I cups milk, 2-;t cup
sugai. ' eug yolks. teaspunti
suit, S egg whites stiffly beaten, 1
teaspoon vanilla, l-:t cup citcoanut.
Thoroughly wnsh rice and add
milk. Cook 30 minutes in double
boiler. Stir fivucntl.v. Add sugar,
t gg yolkn and salt. Cook 5 min
utes. Adfl vanlllu and allow to cool
a Utile. Kohl 111 egg whites and
corianut. Cool and chill. Serve
plain- or with crenih.
"Ed'sCoE(VlWMv4
He Here March 25
"Kd's Co- lli)," a I niveiHlly , of
Oregon ,moviu made lest year, will
he shown In I,a (Jrnntle oii .Mar, 2l
In the Arcade theutttr, lv was uti
, nounced today. Tim picture w'uh
niade entirely hy sludentH of tho
unlvciHity, wlih the actors and ae-
Iresses also reiruitid from the
young nii'U ud women on the cam
pus. Considerable Interest has been
shown In the prodticilon tiirougn
out the. titate, . t
KI'AItTKI) M:ltItLVL MOVK
M I X X K A P (IMS (AP) A
Minneapolis womnn, Mrs) Augustus
L. Searle, nrlglnaied the idea of. the
permanent memorial for pioneer
suffragists soon to be creeled In
Washington by the f.cagneof Wo
men 'olers. ' . j
it H)io vu' t ((ueeiv pvp c, noxious
tmio'gh'l who kejife 'indoors Jiml
soberly helped her mother dry the
dishes and dust the furniture. She
never tore a holn In her stocking
climbing over a neighbor's fence
or tool; apples from the pantry
shelf. Who spoke little and what
went on behind her eyes, could only
be guessed, but, It In likely that
her thoughts were i.ot tho usual
thoughu of childhood.
I'nhnppy parents have no busi
ness inking their children into their
confidence. The problems of grown
ups have mulling ut do with really
as they lo uh the child's small
world. IIIh jMirchl uW(, 1)1,11 the
fundami-ulat sectirlty of love ami
1 rotcctlou and t. stable home. Kod
; loMf;". lire , lUn-iH v.hlch ho Khottid
, :,i!ie for tfraiite ). His pn rents miint
i neve;- lei huu He! struggle nr rn.
U'er'ti'nty ii.vobt! (:i provll'ns hiK
i w . h uny o ' ihvao. ,
The child who is .undo to feel
jhls puifMitH' burdens either become
.a little old mult beforo ho him
reached the itgu of adoleseonce or
ii callous, hard little soul who
isuaichcu his plenuures in the tenia
or hardship wllh u self protccllvn
'linnuinUy to the sufferings of
totlh-rs. ... .
Children have plenty of proh
leins of their own. The dlfflcull'.en
! or hetng it child in n grown up
world, the problems of growing iuv
lire eno.igh for any child.
-t '
Chats With
Parents
llrook trout eggs from Pennsyl
vania streams supply many Cali
fornia hatcheries.
COXK11MXTK :
liy Alice tlmlsmi Pcnlc 1
Krom the day Hester was born
her mother hud fought an up-hill
fight against UlnesH, hard times ami
personal unhnppinesa, and to the
little girl she poured out nil Imr j
troubles. :
1 lly the Unto that .she . was six
llesier knew entirely: too much;
about bills and mortgages, tho un
reliability of men and human mis
eries In general.
WHEN IN DOUBT
SAY IT WITH FLOWERS
FROM
ovists
'. 11151,4 Adams Ave.
Phono M-U
"ll( sctul.s mo nrchhU one lime
, , -so iuciiii;
ami violets the urvt. Men arc
r-istcnt."
Cleaver. Mrs. L.' L. McKennon and !
Mrs. Charles Thompson assisting!
her. There will be diction and in-
stallation of officers. All nieinbei-s
are rcmnstcd to be iiresent.
'Christian church, will meet at the
church at 1' o'clock tomorrow, af
ternoon for a potluck luncheon, ftlt
members are asked to bring a cov
ered dish and their own dishes.
The Wakelita Bridge club met
yesterday at the home of M rs.
Chester Koyle for u pleasant nfto"
noou of cards with three tubles at
piny, . .
j Mrs. George Claris won first
i pri.e. Airs. Jack Ilroomfield, jv
iceived seooml award, (litest honors
were presented lo M rs. 1 lenry
1(1 ley. ,
Later in the arterimon delicious
(refreshments were stirved.
j
Camp Fire Girls
!,- . Hold Meeting
The Wakelita Camp l-'ire girls
held a. -meeting' at ihe .home of
their gunrdian, Mrs. M. G. Ihillcy
last week. Katherine lidwards h id
charge of the business session when
plans were made for the birthday
council fire. A coin mil tee was ap
pointed lo make new laws for tne
group,,
I i '
; The Past Matrons club will' meet
Wednesday evening in tho Masonic
parlors with Mrs. Aay Kngland and
fAlrs. L. 1-1, Hussell as hostesses.
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The St. Alary's Altar soclely will
meet at the home of Mrs. N. II. Al
len at I inti Pennsylvania avenue '
Wednesday afternoon at- 2:3(1 :
o'clock. All women of the parish J
are urged to attend, t
!
1 The Ladles Aid of tho Alethodisl I
church will meet Wednesday after-j
noon ur 2 o'clock at the home of
Airs. Will Adler l'ii4 ' Portland r
sireet for a St. Patrick's day party. '
Menus Of The
Day
lly Mrs". AlcYtimlor ticorgc
SPICK COOKIKS roll I. I NCH
lit eak fast
Chilled Diced Oranges
Wheat Cereal and Cream
Al.in'fin.s Coffee
l.tim-hcou
I'lscn Hoped Tomatoes
liread Plum, jelly
Pineapple Sauce
1'rosted Spice Ciadiles
J STATE Theatre ': '
LAST TIMES TODAY .
Announcements
The lllble Searchers class of the
Presbyterian church will meet
with Airs. William Condii nl 1 SU4
I Second street at 2::a o'clock We;
J nesday itfternoon with Mrs. II. il.
The Finest Shoes Made
Nettletons are called "the finest ready
made shoes in America" and they de
serve the title.- For NeMletons are made
of finest leathers, designed by foremost
experts, and made exclusively by skilled
workmen. Next lime you need shoes,
invest in Nettletons. It's as sound as
putting money in the bank.
Tmc Stopc For Evtuv Man
King Vidor's Biggest Success
. THUR. ,
; "The Girl in the
Show" will make
you laugh and crj,
a.nd .t will show you r ; t ; W
the lives of "Little MM
Eva" and "Simon tVVL.
4t, W " Yt .
Lefirrcc" off staffc. &-r
With
Dessie Love
and
Raymond Hackett
A
PICTURE
- Also -LAUREL
& HARDY
in
"MEN 0 WAR"
NOW BEING
IN THIS
INSTALLED
THEATER
S-IIMWSIf-Z
WATCH FOP. OPENING DATE
L
m
Pursues usr,
"Coming events
cast their
shadows before
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AVOiD THAT
D refraining from over-indulgence,
if you would maintain
Sho modern figuro of fashion
Vomenwlioprize the modern figure with itssub.
tle.seduciive curves men who would keep that
t.-im, proper form, cat healthfully but not im
r.ioderately. Banijh cxcessivcncss eliminate
r.buscs. Be moderate lie moderate in aHthiiius,
even i;i sr.iokin;;. When templed to excess,
when your eyes arc bigger than your stomach, ',
reach for a tucky instead. Coming events cast
their shadows before. Avoid that futureshadow
by avoiding over -indulgence if you would
maintain the lithe, youthful, modern figure.
Lucky Sfrrike, tho finest Cigarette a
men ever smoked, made of the fin
est tobaccoTho Cream of the Crop
"IT'S TOASTED." Everyone knows that
heat purifies and so "TOASTING" not
only removes impurities but adds to
the flavor and improves the taste.
46-
oasted"
Your Throat Prote cvion against irritation against cough.
Ra Moderate 1 . . . Don't jeopardize the modern form by drastic diets, harmful reducing girdles, fake reducing tab
lets or other quack "anti-fat" remedies condemned by the Medical profession! Millions of dollars each year are
wasted on these ridiculous nnd dangerous nostrums. Be Sensible! Be Moderate! We do not represent that smok
ing lucky Strike Cigarettes will bring modern figures or cause the reduction of flesh We do decl&re that when
tempted to do yourself 100 well, if you will "Reach for a lucky" instead, you will thus ovoid over-indulgence
in things ihat cause excess weight and, by avoiding over -indulgence, maintain a modern, graceful form.
TUNE IN The Lucky Strike Dance Orchestra, every Saturday night, over a coast-to-coast network of the N. B.C
1930, Tli. American Totacco Co.. Ulri.