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DIVIDEND NOTICE

Savings Department Mission Branch OF the
Anglo-Caiifornian Bank. Limited, l6th and
Mission streets-For the half year ending De
eenber 81 1905. 4 dividend has been declared
at the rate OF per cent all deposits, free
or taxes, payable on aud after Saturday. Jan
usry ? 1909. Dividends not called for are
added 70 and bear the same rate OF interest
IS the principal from January l. 1909. W. X.
COLE Branch Manager
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cAfember Associated savings Banks of S. F)

THE MISSION SAVINGS BANK
No 2C3l Mission St. between 22d and 23d
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EMPLOYMENT oF,FIcEs-continued

AA-Ja panese-chfnese emp. office best help: city
or country. I6Ie Laanns St. Tel West lI3i-
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EMPLOYMENT BUREAU

J. CONN. Chinese Employment Bureau-Has be
family. TO Clay ST.; phone Douglas SIC
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AMERICAN HOTEL, 1915 Market ST. mr. P. o.;
hot water; steam hest in all rooms: baths,
elevator; SIC TO 81 day. So to 50 week
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WANTED lady barber at once; good wages
guaranteed 2Sl7 Mission ST. near 24th.
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ELECTRIC fixture salesman. position wanted
with first class house. or superintendent OF
manufacturing department: thoroughly under.
stands all branches of the business. Box 1914
of6op
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UNPAID WAGES COLLECTED
EMPL0YMENT oFTICEs

KNOX, 443 Pine-Suits, liens anu attachmen
tirne chkE. eashed: debts collected evervwhe
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AA-oSCAR HATsUMI JAPANESE CHINESE
EMP. CO., BEST HELP; CITY OR COUN-
TRY. 1918 GEARY ST. WEST 56ss.
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RENOUNCES HER
AGED WOOER
(Continued From PAGE 80

Continued From Page 80
eooooeoo and the other finally
agreed
When the senator called next he
had difficulty iw seeing his fair
iancee liis daughters continually
hovcred near her and not once did he
get chance for tetca.tate
Probably he suspected that uiey
meant to keep him away and prob.
ably he thought they meant to got
better acc ainted with their future
mama
AZ any rate he returned to the capi-
tai ard Miss Ashford visited there.
Then she resigned as Mrs Lees sec
fetary She moved 10 town and sena-
tor Davis became constant caller al
her home.
This preciptated the social war
with pretty Miss Maude Ashford, poor
naughty. and 80 on one side, and Mrs
Elkins and Mrs Lee, rich. influential
and determined, on the other side
Society found lut and society be-
San to take notice Newspapers told
AZ The cnslaughts of the two sides un-
ul which only whisperinRs found tneir
way outside the favored Jew
Mrs Eildns and Mrs lee 50 the
story goes. went TO see MISS Ashford
and offered her $l30s0p0 n She would
sign away her dowager rights 10 the
eG0GJ0.c % Davis estate.
SENATOR Davis was old and liable ~
die most any time Miss Ashford was
fairly yo-ng and the Si5000OO would
keep her comfortable the rest of hei
lie But then G0ooOf00 as attrac
tive.
Just what happened no cne knows
but Miss Ashford announced her com
! Ing marriage with Senator Davis and
the daughters made no denial
SeaatOr Davis evidently was happy
His man visited the Ashford home
each morning aud SWEPT The steps
/ l4is money sent bunches Dl yi0lets and
/ his spare moments were spent n the
| Ashford parlor.
uddonlY he Visits ceased Then
( they started again and society cx
/ pc tod tbe date ~ the marriage fo bf
announced Everything seemed 80 SET
/ tled
The dchnite statement given TODAY
I hy Miss Ashford VAS a decided sur
irrre nii She deliberateiy lay dowf
~ chances to eet haro of the $50.
: e00 OF Washington says no ane
I looks for another reason
Maybe the fl,500.0J offer wa.
changed and the contract made t'
read "RepVunCe an claim 20 the hear
aud affections or instead OF simgl
dowaefr rights. but Washington agalr
shakes it8 head and simnly wonders.
p1t the engagement has beer broi-
on Miss Ashford says 50 and the for
MGR senator does not deny a. She
aud hes old sweetheart talked N,
matter over accOriin 20 Miss Ashford
and She referred 20 the Publicity thai
had been given ihe matter and the dc
iermined objection of some member
oi the Davis family and stated shs
lad no desire ~ esirange the senatol
from his family al his Age.
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THE cHIL Rem LIKE II
KENfgEDY'S L LAXATIVE
COUGH SYRUP
I PERTAINING TO 2
! STATE OFFICIALS 7
sasaan4nans 3 .as,nsns.aaR.sE.

Insurance Commissioner r. j Nc
Comb returned tais morning from OK
iahomn City
periniendent q. D Cameron re
turned this morning from Sulphur
with hts family aud Is moving into
ihe BAPTIST parsonage al 2il East no
ulo avenue
Governor Price went 20 Oklahoma
city on the noon train.
The secreta,y's Office has Q month.
work ahead
The insurance department is busy
now examining and checking over tbe
annual statements 0f the fire insur
ance companies. some 300 in number
transacting business in Tao new state
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tentative Butler is i'll at oklahoma
l. n G. Hulme. Of Weatherford. is
here Attending the grand lodge meet
ings.
Andrev J Mcclure. of Newkirk.
is here attending the Masonic grand
lodge
Il b Cochrell OF Hennessey. is
here attending the Masonic grand
ledge
Major Seymour Foosc. of Watonga.
is here attending the Masonic grand
lodge
Attorney d l.afe Huber OF New.
kirk, is in the city today on legal
business.
Chas. w Hoag is here from Okla.
holna city attending the grand lodge
meetings.
Paul Foster LEFT yesterday for New
Mexico 10 enter the Government for
eEtry seryi;e.
John w Claybourne Of Hobart. Is in
the city attending the Masonic grand
lodge meetings.
j. ID. iydick. Of Shawnee. is ia the
city He WAS an Influential member
of the last territorial legislature.
Hon Clarence B. Douglas. editor of
the Muskogee Phoenix. Is expected To
arrive Ia the city this evening to con
fer with the ~skidoo' members Of the
iegislab1re.
d. M Eggerman. of Shawnee, Is
here visiting his father state Senator
~ +, Eggerman, who has been in at
his rooms at 600 East Cleveland ave.
nue. the past few weeks.
Henry NJ Fgfman of Ada who was
"A democratic candidate for United
States senator In the recent campaign
Is here attending the Masonic grand
lodge meetings. lie Is past grand
master of the Indian Territory grand
lodge
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ssnsnazsEsE9EsNsMsEsM9Es-E ~
PERSONALS +
1 AND >
) LOCAL =
4 aETMSW ~ eGsNs,a. z q NIB iK,'II e


r. f. smith Of Perry. is in the city
~ p Dodd OF carney is in the
city
s. A. McAdoo Of Tyron Is in the
city
G. q Page Of caruey is in the
city.
s 2 Larsh, Of Tecumseh. is in the
& N punislns- Of Prague, is in the
cas
Il lSing, Of Cleveland IS in the
R.eA MsKluney Of Duraut IS IN the
o ahler is here rom Norman
NO. aesp rsyiq y llrfs Prom Seward
" $ Rlessmss. of shawnee, is in
ira city
p 2 Heasley Of woodward, is in
the city
aitomey Sam Harris is here from
0klahora City
J w Noble. OF Edmond Is in the
capital city
W e IaNnnoe. OF Bartlesville. is
q Guthrie visitor
Wm r Harper Of Oklahoma city,
Is a Guthrie visitor
Attorney F. E Gunstead. OF Paw
hhsba is in the city
D. e. Burton Of STROUD IS here eou.
ferrlns with state officials.
D p pansherty ana wife. Of ri
Reno. are guests al the Tone
r. Brnls, Of Carnesie Is IN the
city onierfing with state ofipaiss
F6mef delegate ~ G HuFln d
Oklahona City Is a Guthrie visitor
p Sims. Of Weaiherford is here
attending the sraud lolge meetings
Mrs II ~ Butler wife Of Repre-
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ORPHANS HOME BENEFIT

An Orphans Htme bcno6t concert
will be given at the Christian church
by Ardery College this week The
Kindergarten and pregarslory sfu-
dents VIII entertain on Wednesday
night the 18TH and on Thuralay
night the 18Th. the advanced Students
viii give q program which viii APP
pear later Admission 25 aud ~
cents Eight O'Clock shapaaA good
cause purchase ticket y spu can
NOT se M
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Representatives Butler and O'Neal
aud M sident ACE Lincoln were born
on the same day This IS the anni-
versary Messrs Batter and O'Neai
are giving birthday party TO them
selves.
w +. Dodd. presilent OF The state
board OF pharmacy, was an Interested
spectator OF the housea doings yes
terday lie saws that the people from
the southern section OF the state are
well pleased With the work 0f the
Legislature, and that there Is no dis
position to eritlcise its action.
Representative Butler Is back az ..is
desk, after wesk OF moro az the beds
side OF Mrs Butler His pleasant face
is gocd 10 iaok at He ls one Ct the
hard wurkins members who SAYS lit
tie, but saws lots OF wood.
'Thc cheering which greeted the
resolution 10 move the capital to ok
lahoma city was not caused SO muca
from The dislike that any of the men
bers hod far Guthrie, but from the
fact that they are tired of standing
for the lies Of tho State Capital and
the evident love the Guthrie police
haze for the negro when the negro
seeks To violate a rule laid down By
the house, said "a prominent repre-
sentative TINS morning If Guthrie
expects 20 retain the capital all OF her
citizonn must have some regard for
tho rights Of the legislature
Spoakcr Pro Tenn Eliiia Is receiving
Ian kinds of announcement since Is
announcement for congress from the
FIRST district It Is generally believed
that he viii give Mcclure such 4
drnbbing that he viii not want 20 run
again Air Ellis IS man who
speaks but seldom. but when he does
speak SAYS somethng and when he
ib through stops II hi is elected he
win do credit to his district IN the
national congress
The manner n which the demo
cratic members OF both houses Of the
llegislature revere the memories oi
Mckinley aud Lincoln, Buhstantlally
roputos the ideas PROMULGATED hy tbe
opposition press. that the democrats
are now or ever were rebels okla
homa has no more patriotic citizens
than those either who fought 0g
whose fathers fought nndef the ban
nerH OF Lee. Bragg and Johnston.
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Thursday.

Mrs w IL Ilerod. to entertain the
Thursday afternoon Enchre club
spscial call meeting of the Etude
club at the home 81 Mrs j. r. Kelly,
l0 East Cleveland avenue.
Acorn club meets.
Hiil Cross, secretary Of state en-
tartains the members OF Chapter
Cross, Daughters of Confederacy in
the evening at Hotel lone parlors
Mrs. George Stockdale entertains
the Excelsior club in the afternoon at
her home, COS Mansur avenue.
The Eastern Star Grand lodge Of
oklahoma give concert at the
Temple in the evening
West Side w G. r. u meets Thurs.
Jay afternoon with Mrs. b. D. Lee.
1927 West Noble avenue
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with Mrs Galen Crow nc the piano.
Professor Nitschkc. violin solo
Mrs Rocks gave delightful read
Ing.
Mrs. Carter then lnr0duced Mrs.
Thrcadgill who responded with ton n.
irg thanks fos the bunch of carnations
presented to her by the club women
of Guthrie alter which She gave n
most delightful talk on the ways of
making club lite not only an avenue
ior self education but the broader and
more useful means II frnishes these
noble women to enrich the world with
the culture and ability which is attain
ed through this clab life She spoke
OF the PRACTICAL life of Mary Jane
Addams q Hull House of Chicago and
the influence Of women in legislation
ip the Improvement of educational
laws and the inauguration of Juvenile
courts which are now being so eemer.
ally established over the United
States. Mrs Threadeill has charm-
ing personality and she delighted all
her hearers
Mrs Billerman. state president OF
the w. G. r. u, made an agreeable
talk, presenting Mrs. Thrcadelll with
q copy ef the proceedings q the sem
ate and hcase OF representatives on
the occasion of the reception and ac-
ceptance of the statue Of Francis VIII
aul from the state OF illinois in the
stamary bin at Washington, d. G.
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n OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
i FRESH TOPICS !
j OF THE TOWN ]

Bonds Approved by Council.
The city council held special
meeting last evening and approved the
bonds cf w. r. Power for the con-
structioin Of the sanitary sewers for
the city and OF the Topeka Bridge and
Iron company wrich was awarded the
contract for erecting REINFORCED
concrete bridge across the Cottonwood
river AZ Fifth street A resolution
was passed giving the legislature ex.
elusive control of the toilet room in
the city hall
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PROSPECTUS.

Wednesday
The Ladies' Social circle of the
Presbyterian church meets in after
noon with Mrs J w. Wheeler at her
home. 1921 Wcst Noble avenue
Merry Sixteen club meets with Miss
uesse Manchctt
Ladies' of the Christy Grild viii
give a yicircla musicale at the home
Of Mrs G c. Kaelsi9y il3 North
Broad street
Ladies' of St Mary's Church give a
ard party in evening at HAights of
Columbus hall
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There are az least dozen practical
iokers i'm the senate. and when they
divide equally TO make a bill hunt a
committee hiding place. no man can
avoid the wreck that follows.
Henry S Johnston stood manfulv
for stPatrick on the holiday bill and
would have won had not Little nsls-
ted on including st Valentine as one
worthy of leisurely remcmberance.
When the rules are adopted. one
should be included. sentencing a mem
her TO thirty days I'm jail for Offering
70 amend a section Of any bill he has
not read in full
The interior department system Of
guardianship has left q taste in the
mouth OF the Indian he viii not for
get or forgive Any man wanting 10
pass q bill whore an Indian has a
vote at il had best use some other
name than administrators or guardian,
even though the functions of the
proposed one be as sacred as the fire
TO the Persian
Senator Franklin claims men who
retire at eleven O'Clock as d0 Okla
homa's senators when through With
their committee work. should be able
for service AGAIN at ten o'clock ia the
morning But Senator Franklin IS a
youns man, and has not felt the touch
of middle life drOwsiness.
Senator ligeerhan has CROSSED 10
the shores OF safety aud is recovering
in splendid style Hts leadership has
been missed. and his return to the
senate viii be welcomed by forty
three senators
Senator Suldanl has been absent on
account of business and bad health
The Indian orator win be back soon
II viii require some rather strenu-
Gus work for the senate 20 finish IT'S
labor in the allotted six months but
as the vast majority of the laws will
be passed In the last forty days there
is still time
did you know said senate vlsi,
tor, the man who made the hardest
light on the senate floor against the
prohibition enforcement clause. is one
of the few men IA office who never
takes a drink" The cloak room
department could not answer the
question naturally having supposed
that no member Of the senate ever
took q drink.
One reads many ads claiming won
derful results. Some we believe, 9th.
ers we don't We ere not trying TO de
ceiyc You by fancy ads. simply ask you
20 try Ilo,hster's Rocky Mountain
Tea, II 1t fails, get your money back.
S5c Tea or Tablets g. r. Renfro
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Domestic Science club meets with
Yrs. lohr Misses Matchett and lohr
i've a chatting dish demonstration.
tteidainmegt at Baptist church
or members Of the legislature and
tate Officers.
Guthrie Whist club, with Mrs J. J..
Hildreth
Recital by pupils Of Miss jamie
Hagar, at her studio.
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FOLEYSHONEYAr6TAR
for ehtidrens cafe. sure. No opiates

SMOKE EYERLY's TALL sYCA-
MORE, ONE BINDER, sc CIGAR,
EQUAL TO MOST toC CIGARS.
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No flower could at an compare.
With this pretty lass SO young and
fair,
Her step is Hight her heart rs FREQ.
Since taking Rocky Mountain Tea.
q. r. RenfrO.
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3hae he house adiourns Tor

ldas IS not reason that the member
are not working Nor good work Is
probably done Ia comittee than At any
other time, aBd the committees eau
mot meet while the house is IN SEQ
sion.
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Haskell and Murray to Speak.

TIW9NNTI aIIN TFTUT dV 70 NNUNF1
Governor HASKELL and Speaker Muir
ray were invited yesterday by G. J.
Wrightsman "a representative OF the
Mid-Continent Producers. association
to deliver an address at the annual
meeting OF the association al Tulsa
on February 2eth The association
has a membership of $4,000 and has
for It's object the building mp OF the
oil industry in the new state
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EpwARp nAxrrR prRRY

The Ross Conservatory have az.
ranoed for the snnesr7nee o. Edward
Baxter Perry the great American
pianist and lecturer N recital a.
the Christian church, Tuesday even
ing February 20, Don't forget the
i afG 81
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!. sHFnsnSMsHsH sa9E4sas is
3 SHORT CUTS !
TO THE NEWS J
ssW ~ usM9H $3.50 sEsH sEsql

a g. Ellt OF Orlando has announc
rd rs candidate for the democratic
nomination Tor congress rom the dis.
trict at present renreseBfei by Bird
IS McGuira Mr. Eilla was "a member
Of the Territorial LeEislature aeFeral
nnll a meiuDef II t.ie uoustftutoaai
convention and ia now speaker pro
tenn of the Oklahoma house Of repre
eentauy'a
Both Chief Justice Bob Williams
~ Dnrant and Justice Sam Hayes Of
Chiekasha viii stand for rcnomina.
tion by the democrats aud for ro.elec'
tiOn as memhera oi the s.ate supreme
bench az the coming November olec
ticn
The popular Morey stock company
appearing at she Brooks every nigni
thla week pleased smother lange audi
euce last evening To-nishts hli 81
~rho World and the Woman. an ex.
cepuonally strong attraction
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10 hose Issuing Invitations.
The following list has been pre-
pared for use OF those sending out in.
vitations for house members should
address aud send bundle to house
pogtmastcr who viii gladly distribute
them; the same with the senate. Fol
lowing Is tho list Of house members
and house employees who have their
families here The list also includes
unmarried men and women
state officers and employees, with
families residing mere. also married
and unmarried employees:
James Monefee, lone Mrs NJ r.
NeneIee, lone A y Benedict. pos n
Broad; J NJ Sandlin. 5l2 d. Perkins.
Reuei Haskell 22l n. First: a. d
liumbarger SO Il Harrison; Chas
~. Coles Royal, Porter Spaulding
.G, " King, 81 H. Broad; Leo Meyer
no Il. Villas; Alfretta Jennings. t12l
w Noble, Grace Griffith. 606 y. Clevc
land; L. ID MARI Royal. E. O. Cas-
.sidy lone; Frank Lucas. Chas. Gun
ningham, cal Orner and Miss Ethel
B, : Waugh l02 S Ash; Miss Eva
Seaman, 5l7 E. Springer; J. =. Con
ners, T. = Woodward 4. A. Biliups
senate chamber; W h. chapman 1901
w Cleveland; a r. Watson. J. j.
McAlester, h G Patton. r. y. McConrb
Chas. A Taylor Jesse j Dunn. NJ. y
Irapp Sam A. Heges. =. H. com
eron. Pete Hanraty ate BARNARD
John B Turner Chas. West. a.. L.
paugheft5s W. r Hendricks. D. Al
HAYES. Paul Nesbitt Mont Hirhley
E G Spillman Geo lIenshaw. Mitcf
Bonner, W. T. Fields, John II. cot
feral
HOUSE, VIM T Abbott W. IN n
Ain, George w Allen, W. b. Auth
ony, WIN H. Armstrong Jesse n. Arm
strcng h s. p. Ashby. j. II Baldwin
r. A Ballard, VIM. r Banks. VIM 3
Peck. VIM. n Bowdrp lod BOYLE. Geo
W. Briggs Fred p. Brauson. VIM n
Murray. Chas. W. Broome. q n
Brown, Milton Bryan Henry NJ But
ler VIM. S Carson. Frank l. Casteel
win H. Chappoll. Jesse 3. Chastain
Milton b. Cope j. % Crcuch, Curth
r Day John Dlrlo VIM a. Dur
ant VIM r. Durham, John W. burst
b. J iafle, A. r. Farley Albert a
Ellis, J hn i Eyrns John r. Ezzaid
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Mrs Frank Radcliffe cntertains the
mart Set in the afternoon at her
acme 723 East Cleveland evenue.
The young people of the Prosby-
erian church give a calendar social
1t the home of Mr. and Mrs. VIM.
Mccoy. 60i East Washington avenue.
in the evening.
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Saturday.
Mrs Frank Radcliffe cntertains the
mart Set in the afternoon at her
acme 723 East Cleveland evenue.
The young people of the Prosby-
erian church give calendar social
i the home of Mr. and Mrs VIM
Mccoy. 60i East Washington avenue.
in the evening
Mrs John Threadgill of Oklahoma
City is the guest of Mrs J. H. Bur.
lord az her home Gi2 East Springer
iyenue during her stay in tho capital
,ity.
Mrs. W. r. Clement of Oklahoma
city very prominent club worker.
5nd secretary of the oklahoma Guy
chapter of the Daughters of the Con.
federacy, was entertained yesterday
afternoon by Mrs. Gano with a delien,
ful luncheon Miss Ben Brewer. Col.
cross and Ross Lillard were guests of
the occasion,
The ladies' of Trinity Guild publicly
entertained this afternoon al the home
Of Mrs G @. Kneisley ll1 North
Broad street Many OF the wives OF
state officials aud legislative mem.
bers were in attendance also many
out of town ladies who are here at
tending the Eastern Star meeting this
wec',
Tho ladies of ST. Marys CHhohc
church entertain al cards t4is even.
ing IN Knights of Columbus han. on
fast iruf- ayelpe.
Mrs. May Buell. and daughter.
Viola have retuntd from 4 visit Ia
'dmond with lfonls.
on account OF The rain yes,erJa.
the meeting of the West Side w &.
a.. H., was postponed until Thm sday
at which time the union will maet
with Mrs. Lee on West Noble avenuc.
Miss Ruby McNeal charmingly en.
tertalned the members OF the
llimona club this afternoon at ar
home 1920 West Cleveland avenue.
The house was prettily decorated for
the occasion All members We're
present and an enjoyable afternoon
was spent at cards Light refresh
meuts We're served by the hostess
Mrs J. W. Wheeler. OF 1921 West
Noble avenue entertained the
Ladies' Aid society OF the First Pres
byterian church this afternoon.
The Foreign Missionary society OF
the First Presbyterian church will
give a missionary tea al the home OF
Mrs j p Kelley SOB East Mansur
avenue. Saturday afternoon Miss Me-
knight a returned missionary from
India will speak
Miss Frances Haskell is sick with
u grippe
One ct the leading social events of
the week was the public reception
rendered Mrs John T. Threaegill.
president Of the State Federation oi
WomeB's clubs, by the local fedora
ton yesterday afternoon al the Car
reeie library MIS- ~ "a Carter,
president of The Guthrie federation
assisted by The presidents Of tbs vari-
Gus clubs in the city participated In
the entertainment Of their honOred
guest The club presidents ia luded
benevolent society. Mrs Horace
speed Acorn cleb Mrs Charles Bii
sen; Cambridge cf b. Miss Helen
Green Etude club. Mrs. J p. Kelley.
mestic Science club. Mrs. Anna
Dodgon Excelsior club Mrs. Field
inG; shakespeare club. Mrs. j. s
Lyon W g. r. o. Mrs Gus Ander
son oresd club Bertha schuppe
Mrs Charles G. Kneisloy presided
over ihe tea table with the assistance
of the Misses Matehttt, Brewer. Gano
lohr and Adler
A short program WAS given IA lud
ms the following numbers.
Mrs Hayes piano selection
Miss GOodfich. vocal solo. with Mrs
Duke as accompanist
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coniederate camp RevIved.

Confederate Camp Revived
.lamison Camp No, 3i7, United Con.
iederate Veterans. was revived here
last night az p meeting called by Bill
Cross, secretary of state IN his Office
IN the state house Major General
John Threadgill OF the Oklahoma
state organization was present and
made the opening address, which was
well received by the 35 comrades ot
the late war Representative H.. g.
Smith, Of Grove. Corporation Commits
sioner A y Watson. Col : J.. Me.
Alester. and Rev #. IT. Brewer
pastor of fho local M ~ church
south, delivered interesting talks The
next meeting Of the camp VIII be- held
on the fourth Sunday IN This month
IN the office OF the state SECRETARY.
In the afternoon