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SOCIETY NOTES J

cards have been received in this
.:4,. announcing the coming marriage
. Mr. Roy P. Atwood and Miss Isa-
,oue Sinclair, Wednesday evening,
,nril s. at the residence Of the brides
mother. Mr.. G.. A. Garvey, 5236 Nc
pberson avenue, ST. Louis. Mo. Mr..
Atwood is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. P.
D. Atwood of this city and he has
many friends here.
announcement is made of the mar.
rage of DR.. Lawrence Crutcher and
Miss Lula Donaldson of Altheimer,
tho wedding to occur early in April.
| Dr Crutcher is a brother of Mr.. Phil
cruteher and DR.. VIM. Crutcher. Both
Young people are well known in this
city.
The XIV club was entertained Thurs
| day evening by Prof. Junius Jordan
| in the parlors of the hotel Trulock
| and no meeting Of this club was more
! enjoyed than the evening spert as
| the guests of Pref. Jordan. The sub
| iect under discussion was: An Agri-
| cultural and Mechanical School for
! Arkansas and the Benefits to Be De-
rived From tt Several interesting
| talks were made by members of the
| club thoroughly familiar with the sub
| iect. At a seasonable hour refresh
ments were served in the dining room.
The members of the Current Tonic
| club met Saturday afternoon with Miss
| Cora Haltom at her home on Sixth and
| Walnut streets. An afternoon with
Charles Dana Gibson, the artist, was
the program for the evening and dis
cussion Of the famous artists pictures
and drawings furnished entertainment
feT pleasant afternoon. After roll
call, which was answered by current
events, some enjoyable music WIS
given by Miss lola Philpot. "T1ials OF
a Bud by Miss i'nilpot; These
Young Girls Who Marry Gldish Mil
licnaries Miss Florence DeWoody;
"The American Girl Abroad by Miss
Cora Martin; Love Will Die" by Miss
Cora Martin, were some Of the num-
bers. The decorations were red car
nations, the club flower. Light refresh
ments were served Miss HaItom is a
very bright and entertaining member
and made very bright and Agreeable
hostess.
Wednesday afternoon Mrs. j. l..
Goree entertained the Hawthorne
Book club at her home on Lakeside.
This was the initial meeting OF the
CLUB for it's eleventh year and mark
ed milestone in its history. At the
election Of officers fer the ensuing
year, the following were chosen: Mrs.
3. ". Freeman, president: Mrs. j. L.
Goree, vice president, and Mrs. John
ND {y0n tAr
the necessary business was transacted
the following ladies, who were Mrs.
Goree's guests for the afternoon, We're
|ushered into the parlor: Mrs. John
Crawford Mrs c. M. Linn, Mrs. Walk
|er, Mrs W. H. Langf~rd, Mrs. Will
Carr, Miss Holmes and Mis- Goree's
Ict1e-, Mrs. Evans After these Wis
Iltors We're seated each lady was pre-
Isented by the hostess with a book
pet containing twelve pertinent ques-
Flons which had to be answered with
|Wordswords beginning with the fair
Ecribes own initials. This demanded
much ready wit and ingenuity and
called forth much repartee. The first
prize, gold bon bon spoon, was vot-
ed to Mrs. E. w. Freeman, and Mrs.
|Geisreter and Mrs. Caldwell tied for
1he second prize, which was drawn by
MRS. Geisreiter. The guests prize,
duplicate of the first prize, was voted
70 Mrs. Jhon Crawford for the best
answers. The following club men,
oers were present: Mesdames j. M.
Elliott, ]. L. Caldwell, E. w. Freeman,
p Geisreiter, John Mills, A. w.
troupe, Horatio Riley and J. L. Co
ree.