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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-03-10

enjoyable affair. The music for the
occasion was furnished by the Hawai-
hau Glee Club.
~ ~ ~
San Francisco society is st1l talking
about the wonderful imitation Of a
monkey which Jennie Croker gave at
the Mardi Gras bal at Burlingane.
The. costume was as cunningly con-
trived as any of the conceits in the
Wizard of o." Miss Croker is small
and very agile and the stunts she did
We're bewilderingly like the real thing.
When unmasking time came she slip
ped out and reappeared pink-coated in
a hunting costume the duplicate of
Mrs. Walter Martins. Most of the
guests thought that someone had held
up a zoo for a real monkey and Walter
Martin was generally accused Of i'm
porting an exponent of the Darwinian
theory. Only Miss Crocker's very in
Inmates know the dash of dare deviltry
in her makeup, so few suspected that
she had the temerity to enact the
simian role.
The smart set at Waikiki are deriv-
ing great pleasure from the new tennis
courts in the Seaside hotel grounds
these days, a large number being at
the nets nearly every afternoon.
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For Rent

Cottage at Waikiki, three bedrooms,
large living room, kitchen, bathroom
etc.
Lot has a frontage on beach of so
feet.
$50 PER MONTH.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.
HONOLULU HARBOR NO. 81, A. A.
OF M. M. AND P.

HONOLULU HARBOR NO. 81, A. A.
OF NJ. NJ. AND P.
The funeral of our late brother, capt.
j. j. Dover, will take place from the
undertaking parlors of H. H. Will
liams on Sunday, March 10, at lis
o'clock p. m. All members of the AS
ISOLATION are requested to assemble at
our regular meeting place. Harmony
Hall, King street, at 12:45 p. m. sharp.
Members of Harmony Lodge No. 8,
1. o. o. F., and friends of the deceased
are cordially invited to attend and are
respectfully requested to assemble at
the undertaking parlors of II. II. Will
liams.
HONOLULU HARBOR NO. 54
FRANK C. POOR, Secretary.
1nterment at Pearl City 1910
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Notice Of DTOHInQ Of GT0ld Qnd TTIQl Jurors.

Notice is hereby given that the draw
ings of Grand and Trial Jurors to serve
and act as such during the April, 1907,
Term of the Circuit Court Of the First
Judicial Circuit, Ter. of Hawaii, will take
place in the Court Room of the First
Judge of the above entitled Court, in
the Judiciary Building, at Honolulu,
Island and County Of Oahu, Territory
of Hawaii, on Monday, the 18th day of
March, A. D. 1907, at 8 o'clock in the
forenoon of said day.
Dated: Honolulu, Feb. 25th, 1907.
j. T. DE BOLT,
First Judge.
ALEX. LINDSAY, JR.,
Second Judge.
w. J. ROBINSON,
Third Judge.
766s-March s, 9, 10, IL, II, 10, IA. Is. 1907.
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ANNUAL MEETING.
PEPEEKEO SUGAR co.

The annual meeting of the stock
holders of Pepeekeo Sugar Co. will be
held at the Office of C. Brewer & Co.
Ltd, Honolulu, on Wednesday, March
Is. 1907, at 9 o'clock a. m.
A proposed amendment to the BY.
Laws of the Company will be brought
before the meeting.
E. T. BISHOP,
Secretary, Pepeekeo Sugar Co.
Honolulu, February %, 1907 1868
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Cottage containing two bedrooms, par
lor, diningroom, kitchen, bathroom, la
mai, etc.
Lot has frontage of so feet and
is located within a few minutes walk
from business section of the city, in
good neighborhood.
PRICE ......... $1,000.
Terms:-Part cash, balance on mort
gage, payable in monthly instalments if
so desired.
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HONOLULU IRON WORKS
COMPANY.

Machinery, Black Pipe. Galvanized
Pipe, Boiler Tubes, Iron and Steel, En-
gineer's Supplies.
OFFTCE-Nuuanu Street.
WORKS-Kakaako. @as .@-
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Cages pattern hats will be on dis
play Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
at Sachs
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The Canton Oahu No. 1, the uniforl
rank of the I. o. o. F., will initiate fou
new members at their next meeting
The Canton is one of the younges
branches of the order here but is grow
ing rapidly in membership.
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Are not Japan and China two nIacas
about which you like to know q lot
more than you do not? Read the bean
1ihuily Illustrated Oriental series sold
Ltd. oi4S w.
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spicHous dots oi chenille OF velvet or
bordered IN the latest fashion With
Tiny fur tails, hardly an inch in length
These take the place of the rriugcd
silk borders
Tile very long Louis XIV coats are
considered very mQdish They are
made halfAtting with large pockets
flaps and deep mousqoitaire cuffs
which are trimmed with embroidery
or very bic buttons The vest is Of
the richest brocade. velvet or cloth
braided all over
The new leather bags that are now
being carried are decidedly Hat in APP
pearance and are novel In shape The
wristleather. just large enough TO
slip over the arm
A pleasing hat Is OF the Sir Joshua
Reynolds style II is trimmed with
two long ostrich biafnes which are
posed over the crown and are iasten-
ca on the left side al the back.
The correct handkerchief for NOM
dng Is cross-bafred linen matching the
suit or shirtwaist with a plain hem
stitched border The one for after
noon has rounded corners and Is em-
broldered In a floral design, and the
one for evening Us very small made
of sheer linOn batiste with scalloR2d
or hemstitched border aad finished
with fine net or Yalenciennes.
A serpentine comb OF rhinestones
Is very attractive for evening wear
with high necked gowns For after
noon wear plain shell combs or those
with but little ornament are in far
better taste.
Ficnus OF silk mousseline or chif-
f0n are decidedly the vague Some
brilliant colors are worn, but II is
often the case that hchu in a vivid
color win relieve the costume of nen-
tfal tone
Shantuug and tlssor are every bit
as popular as they were Ia the Sum
mer but they are MOVE being dyed in
such pretty shades of raspberry.
Copenhagen blue, myrtle green and
old gold
To be- worn with formal costumes
are scarfs of marabout liberty and
net There are mln and scarf sets
OF marab0ut which are finished with
tiny fluffy tails The most stunuin &
scarf is of Brussels net with borders
OF fat mat spangles Ia opalesccni
colors mingled with bugle beads
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0 Q 0 0 o Q @ Q O Q G Q O @ q
FADs AND FASHIONS.
Q Q . Q . Q . Q Q . . Q . . . .

New York. Ooct PA new beit
PIN As shown IN an American Eeele
made OF dgll gold and rhinestones 10
be worn with taffeta belt. Another
al'facti'e pin IS the gull which Is
worn only with stia betting.
Oriental embroidery Is an accessory
which is Ia great favor Bands of
Chinese Persian and Russian needle.
work are used in many ways Some
of the large passamenterie tasseis and
ornaments arc made in these mixed
Oriental colorings and can be used
effectively on almost ang material
Gloves in all colors are being shown
in the French glove houses, and can
be found 10 match an the new broad.
cloths For dresbg occasions. the
white glove has returned into favor.
and for evening wear they come ln
the most delicate pastel shades oi
pale blue, and green, lavander pink
and all the shades OF yellow
The vivid emerald green IS much
used, also green and black Is a p0pu.
lar combination Red in the various
shades OF fruit are fayorife colors.
The Copenhagen b'ue rs the shade
that is undoubtedly The most pleas.
ing.
Belts should always blend or match
the costume or possibly the trimming
ON the cuffs and collar To Wear a
belt of an entirely different color
spoils tbe good lines Of tho Costume
u shOuld not break NE harmony in
the blouse and skirt
Tan shoes or slippers are only ap
propriate for morning Wea with tho
, tailored s1it Soft black calfskln OF
patent leafher are CORRECT for after
noon street Wear All evening slip
pers are Of patent leather or French
Kid. beaded aad the more elaborate
ones are of six or satin having the
/ French heels set with rhinestones
Colored and checked velvet IS be-
ing much usd for pipings on the tailor
cd suits, are on the popular jumper
dress of velyeteen Or impCrtcd broad
cloth. Trimmings of Ouiache stitch
ed bands and embroidories are PLACED
in the middle % the skirt length. in
giead OF around ths bottom Ths
deep weighted hem now takes ths
place Of the other trimming
Some of the Emartest gowns show
touches OF gray OF tanpe velvet and
this SIS especially edeoiive with th'
/ new cerise iints. Many hats are
made perfectly stlnnlng when trim
med with bows of ceries velvet o
faced with SIX Of ihis colo7.
The open-meshed yeil with incon
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Personal MentiOnI


L. F. Cow is in Perry.
Col A. n. Piety is in Perry
DR. w A. Clark is in Perry
Frank Johnson is in Chandler
NJ J. Armantrout is IN Lawrie
Pete Dunham Of Meridian is in The
city
NJ b Flesher Of oRemah Is in the
city
c. R. Wilder has returned from El
Reno.
E Combs Of Oklahoma CITY is in
Guthrie
John shapels Ir.. Of Shawnee, is in
the city
w E. Rowsey Of MusEosee IS in
the city.
Fred Rhodes spent Sunday IN okla
homa City.
Conductor Griffin. of Newton Kas.,
is in the city.
r. T. Mayo, Of Oklahoma City. is a
Guthrie visitor
S w Chaney has returned from a
trip 10 Colorado
Chas Gillette. postmaster Of Ho-
bart. is In the city.
Lieutenaut James Longstreet is
here from Oklahoma City
A. T Kent and r. J Kent OF Nayina.
We're in the city over Sunday
Comfy Treasurer Chas. seely re-
turned this morning from Waterloo.
Judge S. s. Lawrence mas returned
from a professional trip to Chandler.
CLAY webster. cashier Of the First
National bank of sulphur is in 'he
city.
Van Abernathy of Frederick Is in
the city visiting his brother. United
States Marshal Abernathy
Judge W. H. II CLAYTON, the Indian
Territory member OF the canyassing
board. arrived IN the city this morning
from McAlester
4 Clarence Davis. state senator-elect
from the lth district is in ;he city
iron Dristow. T comforting with
local politicians.
Supt f. G Beckham and Master
Mechanic Goodrich of the Fort Smith
and Western are in the city today
from Fort Smith.
Judge r. l. Williams. Of Durant, left
today for Washington. d. c.. 10 be
present at the presentation OF the GER
tificates of state votes Senator
owen is now in Washington.
A very old lady was grandma Jones,
She had passed her -four score and
threo.
And had 30 aches or pains In her
bones.
For she drank HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea c. R Renfro.
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Not ) ReadIna csmmunIty.

The town OF Chartered Pa, has q
Carnegie library in which there are
several thousand volumes and the
town is roundly taxed to support the
institution. Last year according TO
n report by the librarian Just made
public, there was one solitary patron
OF the library The librarian ex-
pressed the opinion shat the people Of
the.town we're so much Interested in
rO.ler skating. baseball games, bridge
whist and poker that they had no time
for books,
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GILL FOR LIFE JuDossAlp.

A number OF leading politicians of
craig county were in GGthre today
and called on Governor Frantz in the
interest of Judge Joseph p. GIN of the
Northern district OF Indian Territory.
VINO is candidate for the life judge
ship in the Eastern district.
Governor Frantl, however, did not
Indicate whom he VIII indorse. Dur.
ing the week friends of Judges
Parker Dickerson and Clayton have
sought Endorsement for the Eastern
district iudgeship.
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wHEELwRIeHT.MER-
RlAM WEDDING.

Washington. d. G.. Oct 19-The
wedding of Miss Mable D. Merriam
daughter of former Governor and
Mrs. William r Merriam of Minneso-
IA. and John Tyler Wheelwright .of
Boston attracted large and fashion
allie assemblage to ST. Johns Church
this afternoon. The bride was at
tended by her sister Miss Laura Be
ahice Merriam, as maid Of honor, and
Mr. WheelWrght had his brother, Ed
ward Wheelwright of Boston. for best
man. Following the church ceremony
there was large reception as the
home of General and Mrs Merriam IN
Sixteenth street
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will deliver addresses Oue ~ the
leading events OF the meeting will be
the aadres by Mrs John rlrc8dgil
OF Oklahoma City. preS:drlt OF lhe
Federation. and the mtero ttg report
she will have TO make on the work of
the constitutional COW ,atiuu SNOW
fng the provisions that htG been made
and the clauses inserted .or The things
that the members of lhe Federation
have been striving for She viii MJ1
show The work that vill h1ya TO be
done in the first sta leaka,ws IN
getting their provisions en1cteI
Among the Guthrie women who Will
go TO Enid are s-psaanas Frank
Franfz J.. II Burford. Chas 60. Filson.
W. A. Frasier. W. n uepi. y W.
Carter f. G.. Sha.y r. 81 Bl8ck.
Anna Dudson. Gep St0ck tale D. IS.
Lyon, G. G. Knesley. Chus. SceA
F. S Barde. - a Smock. J u got.
teFal G. J.. Gano F L. Wenner :. ~.
Duke, Misses Helen Green. Blanche
Rennetj and Alma Carson
I Miss Gertic Kennedy and her moth
er left this evening on the Santa Fe
for Chicago They will spend "a
month visiting IN different places IN
Illinois and NAV conclude to extend
their trip to New York, which is Mrs.
skennedy's native state
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The School Teachers association Of
Gathrie in meeting held Saturdar
afternoon adopted resolution asking
the board Of education TO enforce the
territorial statute which provides that
q city of the frst class shall appro
pirate a 5und not to exceed S150 a
year to be expended for school
library. Professor Cain was elected
president OF the association and Miss
Margaret Rees, secretary a com
mittee was appointed to select sub.
jects and aU for a systematic
course of study.
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SUSPEND RAILROAD WORK.

Selling, Okla, oct. l9-Work on
the Santa Fe branch from Woodward
TO Selling has been discontinued anl
the railroad officials give very l:tn8
encouragement that the line would
- built any way soon. but The road
eventually be built yet nothing
Hbe done before next spring.
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Fine truck No 2. was called out
early yesterday morning to the Garry
Nation property, sos West Warner
avenue. where the barn on the prem
ises was ablage The department
made a quick run and succeeded in
saving all but the roof of the barn.
The damage is estimated at 5000,
covered by insurance.
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In Police court
Joke is on Mcclure.

County Attorney Frank Mcclure
this morning entered a plea Of guilty
in police court before Judge Boles o.
the charge Of driving on the left na1d
side Of rhe street and was fined Sl5.
Mcclure drafted the ordinance max.
ing it a mlsdemeanor to drive on tn q
left hand side of the street for over
block and had it passed al the last
session of the city coancil He was
the first one caught mp on the ordr-
ance ald was arrested Saturday night
by Chief of Police W. n Mitchell.
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Killed a Wolf.

John Potete and several other
Guthrie sportsmen We're out early
yesterday morning along the Cimar
ron duck hunting and at the head Of
Johnson creek four miles northeast
of the city along the Cimarron bluffs
a monster grey wolf leaped up out Of
the weeds and Potete, WHO is quicker
with a GUN than the rest of the
crowd, laid him low with his Win
chester shot gun The animal was
skinned ana its hide is now on OK
hibition at the Contra. bar on Divis-
ion street
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Lee Manning and William Gray en-.
gagged in a quarrel over a crap game
Saturday night Manning bounced a
brick on Gray's head and was chased
by Gray with smoke-iron Officer
Derringer joined in the chase and
lodged a bullet in Manning's heel.
Gray has a hole in his head and
Manning = in the hospital.
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erateful chIcano fireman.

Fire Chief VIM Gruber received two
nice presents from Peter Kipley. of
the Chicago fire department and his
wife this morning as a token of graf
itude for the splendid hospitality
shown the Chicagoan and his party
while in this city last month as guests
of Chief Gruber. The presents were
a fine morocco leather pocketbook for
Chief Gruber ard a handsome gold
bracelet for Mrs. Gruber.
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Blackheads, blotches and pimples
are caused by the improper action Of
the bowels HOLSTERS Rocky Noun
tain Tea regulates the bowels makes
your complexion clear and beautiful,
gives You that healthy look. 30 cents.
Tea or Tablets c. r. Renfro.
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Thsir Last stand.

Delegate Mcclure, State Chairman
Charles Hunter and other prominent
Republicans will leave here Tuesday
for Washington on political business
The essential object of the trip win
be inquiries into the standing of the
host of applicants for political berths
under the statehood regime.
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The Social World
PROSPECTUS.
Mondav.

The New State Card club meets
with MrUs A. L. CochrWm. G23 East
Noble avenue.
Miss Gree,i and Mrs r. O. Lutz en-.
tertain the Cambridge club at latter's
home ON East Springer evenue with
one O'Clock luncheon.
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Elks' Meeting Postponed.
Regular meeting of the Elks for
Tuesday night has been postponed
one week
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DeWitt's Carbolized Witch Hazel
Salve Is good for little burns and big
burns, small scratches or bruises and
big ones. Il is healing and soothing.
Good for piles, Sold by C. Il. Renfro.
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Awarded FIrst PrIze.

II r. Swearengen. the Guthrie
photographer, was awarded first prize
ON cabinet pictures az the state fair
in Oklahoma City
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School shoes. Robinson's.

The Victor nar always has an in
yiting lunch for you they make
you feel at home while enjoying a
cold bottle.
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Ladies' Guud of Trinity church win
give social at rectory from 3 O'Clock
until J.
chestra az Reveler's hall
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tuesday.

Pastime Euchre club meets with
Mrs Willard Lindwall
Thomas Jefferson in Rip Van
Wnlle." at the Brooks
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SEEK MANY INDUSTRIES.

Matter Of Car Shortage Receiving
Attention.
Woodward okla. Oct ia four.
ing mill a canning factory. cotton
and broom corn warehouse are a few
of the things the commercial club is
going after for the advancement Of
Woodward The matter of car short
age is also receiving consideration by
the club.
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To Cure Cold in One Day.
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine
Tablets. Druggists refund money If
III fails to cure. r. w. GROVES
signature is on each box. 25c.
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TOPICS OF
THE TOWN


Embezzler Arrested.
Chris Madseu returned this morn
ing from - Reno where he arrested
Jesse Johnson who IS wanted at Ard
more on the charge of emhezzlement
Johnson was taken to Ardmore this
afternoon by Deputy Marshal Dave
Hadden
IN Police court.
nfew Morton, II. Daniels and John
Doe each paid $40 Gne IN police
court this morning for drunkenness
and disorderly conduct
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Mrs Willard Lindwall
Thomas Jefferson in "Rip Van
Winkle.' at the Brooks
Wednesday.
Ladies' Gutd of Trinity church will
give social at rectory from o'clock
until ;. II
Public dance BY Zimmerman Of
chestra at Reyelers hall.
NJ
Friday.
Mrs ]. j Bolee entertains Guthrie
Whist club In afternoon at her home,
So4 East Villas.
Saturday
Mrs. Galeu Crow entertains Smart
Set in afternoon at her home ON East
Oklahoma avenue.
"Strongheart' at the Brooks.
Mrs Frank Lewis of Wynoka, T. r.
is the guest OF her sister. Mrs W. IT,
Kessler.
Mrs o. II Pickering has returned
from a visit in Western oklahoma.
Mrs c. w Bruce and children have
returned from a visit In Oklahoma
City.
Miss Lou Strang has returned from
a visit In Wichita win friends
Miss Nave Ridenour. who has been
visiting at the home of Miss Blanche
Bennett. has returned to her home In
Emporia Kansas.
Mrs. j. w. Field and Young son
Frank. have returned to their home r.
Norman after a brief visit I'm the city
with relatives.
Mrs. Bert Miller is I'm Lawrie visit
inG relatives.
Mrs. Dittus of California. Is the
guest of her daughter Mrs w w.
Basen, at 4l2 East Cleveland ave-
nue..
Mrs II II. Smock leaves this even
ing for Enid where she will attend the
annual convention of he Federation
of Woman's clubs which opens to-
morrow. Size IS on the program for
| NtHh"i az AAtu NNA ef-iNAN NANllHs EAln n sNf W
! Carter, president of the Guthrie CITY
/ Federation of clubs. Will deliver an
address Thursday afternoon.
Mrs Hugh Scott and Mrs II II.
Smock entertained the Smart Set
Saturday afternoon. az The formers
home. at the corner of Thirteenth and
lOhahoma avenue The guests of the
club were Mesdames. Frank Franiz.
Charles Filson. John III Burford a j.
Niles and Mrs. McAlester OF South
McAlester. Miss Niblack was award
ed the first prize and Mrs. ark Good
win. the lone hand The decorations
We're OF roses and a delightful two
course luncheon was served Mrs.
Galen Grow viii entertain the club
this week
The annual meeting of the Fedora
tion of Woman Clubg Will Onyene in
Enid tomorrow for p three DAYS ses-
sion The occasion viii be OF much
interest 10 an parts of the territory
and it Is expected thar this will De-
1.-The largest attended meeting In the
history OF the Federation Many hun
dreds OF visitors are expected and
preparations have mecen made FOR
two thousand guests The meeting
viii he held in the new Ldewen oper'
house. MANY social functions have
been arranged for the special enter
tainmenf of the visitors TOmofrss
program viii consist of addres es oi
welcome responses from the various
organizations. automobile drives in
speciion or The new Christian uniter
sity buildings and and other place'
OF She city
Many Of the canital citY club
women VIII leave this eveniUs ovei
the Denver. Enid and Gulf Or Eaii "a
attend the meeting Mrs n - smoeA
and Mrs J. H. Cotteral arr 0n th,
musical Drogram and Airs. s. a
Carter president OF the City Fedora
) ton 81 clubs and Mrs ~. A ffdsiai
chairman Of the literature comnlltee
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Mrs. ]. ] Bolee entertains Guthrie
Whist club in afternoon at her home,
304 East Villas.
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Saturday.

Mrs Galen Grow entertains Smar
Set in afternoon at her home ON Eas
Oklahoma avenue.
"Strongheart at the Brooks.