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The daily sentinel., 1914-03-27
H0LMBURG TO TELL
PLANS FOR CLEAN
UP THIS EVENING

This evening at the city hall Di-
rector c. X. Holmburg will tell his
plans Tor the cleanup work next
week. All members of committees,
district directors and others interest
ed are urged to attend and join the
uniform plan of work.
The campaign will be carried on
this year on more elaborate scale
than ever before and it behooyes ev-
eryone interested to get on the in
side of the scheme and do the most
efficient work. The plan viii be we'll
managed and. if all cooperate prop
erly, the work will not be duplicated
but will be easily handled at a min
imum of expense and energy.
Be sure and attend the meeting
tonight at the city hall.
The daily sentinel., 1914-03-27

Sentinel want-aas Get Results.
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SATURDAY YOU'LL
Be TAGGED SURE

The young ladies' who Will be in
charge of the funds-getting for the
game preserve in Monument and Buff
falo canon have set Saturday as tag
day. Plenty of tags will be on hand
and the young ladies will tag every
good citizen who donates any sum to
the fund.
The money will go directly to pay
for fencing the mouth of Buffalo can
on and the fencing OF the big park on
top of the cliffs between the head of
Buffalo and Monument. This will
make an ideal grazing ground for the
buffalo, elk and deer and the gov
ernment promises to furnish the game
as soon as Grand Junction furnishes
The daily sentinel., 1914-03-27
Rebuild Y.M.C.A.
Cornice Work

Work on Improve ements at the Y.
NJ. c. A. Will start in the near future
II the plans of the Woman's club are
carried out. 1t will require only about
SlO0 to fix cornice which has been
in bad shape since the storm of last
September. The Woman's club which
has donated $50 has secured several
other small amounts and as soon as
The daily sentinel., 1914-03-27

P. G. Lowe, a we'll known plumber
and timer of Rood Ave, has receiv-
ed word that his uncle, E. l.. Fenal-
sen, OF Sherman, Me-, who died sever
al weeks ago. has left him heir to an
estate estimated at $4,000. Mr..
Lowe will leave shortly to investi-
gate it.
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: ~~~~~%%%~@e e~<~~~%

Fred t. Barnes, western slope
agent for the Remington machine.
returned last evening from a months
trip to the southern part of the state
and Denver. Business is good for
him.
The daily sentinel., 1914-03-27
CALL TO ARMS
FOR THE DIRECTORS AND OFFI-
GERS OF THE "CLEaN-UP AND
pAINT-UF" CAMPAIGN.

. All directors, assistants and 4
= members, of committees are Z
= earnestly requested to meet at
= the City Hall, Friday evening,
. March 27, at s o'clock, to COM
= plete plans for next weeks
= campaign.
= CHARLES X. HOLMBURG. Z
q General Director. 4
The daily sentinel., 1914-03-27

Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Avi were out
bound passengers this morning for
their home in Telluride. They have
been visiting here for some time.
The daily sentinel., 1914-03-27
place to put them.

Il DIdCt 10 put tHtm.
Now you know what the moneys
for and Saturday you'll have to wear
a tag to escape the young ladies who
are going to get the money. Only
few hundred dollars will be neces-
sary and then the big game pre-
serve will be in excellent condition
to be made into regulation national
park.
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The w. II. Lee residence on Fourth
and Grand Is being repainted this
week, in anticipation of the general
painting campaign.
The daily sentinel., 1914-03-27

Miss Eva Blount is visiting friends
here from Denton, Tex. She will
spend a week here and leave early
in April for San Diego.
The daily sentinel., 1914-03-27

MIR. and Mrs. II. II. Hanley arrived
early this morning from their home
in Chicago and are registered at the
La Court.
The daily sentinel., 1914-03-27

John Barrow stopped off in the city
this morning for few hours while
en- route from his home in Ashland,
Calf, to the east.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1914-06-11
/ News OF homer. AS heard and gath /
/ cred by our Cor
sets Busy Towns RESPONDENTS =:

place on Blackwell Hill and moved in
last week.
Walon Manter and family were in
Skowhegan last Friday and visited at
|. L. Salley's.
Edith Tuck and Eva Carl visited
Pearl Danforth Sunday.
Mrs. Elisha Knox and Mrs Newt
were at the Richards home on Thurs
ton Hill Sunday.
INN
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Trefethen and
child. Mr. and Mrs Hanson OF Dex-
ter visited at Daniel Murray's Sun
day. They came across country in
an automobile and returned the same
day going by way of Norridgewock
where they would call on friends This
was Mrs. Trefethen's first visit to
her old home for two years.
Mrs. David Adams of New Portland
was at Coles Richards one day last
week.
Gladys Knox is visiting at Wesley
Richards
Mrs. Morris Greene of Woburn,
Mass. is visiting at Daniel Murray's.
Tracy Gates was a caller at NJ. NJ.
Moore's one day recently.
Perley Adams has had his buildings
newly painted. Wallace Chapman
has had charge of the work.
". E. Clough was a caller at Car
dner Nason's Sunday.
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OAK Observation-Disclosures

Leo Briggs of Skowhegan was visit
ing friends in town Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Delbert Adams and
family spent Sunday at Wm. Knowl-
tons
VIM. Dudley of Starks purchased four
COWS last week to Ralph futile.
Charles Young and John Mcclellan
of Skowhegan were visitors at VIM.
Young's recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. J. Emery of Fair
field were the guests of Mr. Emery S
mother, Mrs. Mary Emery Sunday
There is to be a box social and
orange tree in the Gould schoohOuse
Saturday evening June Is. All are
invited. Ladies to each bring a box.
Robert Kimball of Dexter was a
guest at the home of Mrs. Anne Tay-
lor from Saturday until Monday
Mrs. Austin Brown was calling on
relatives in this vicinity Sunday.
Through the efforts of the teacher
and children a nice flag has been plac-
ed on the Oak Hill schoolhouse which
looks very pretty floating in the breeze
w c. Fletcher was in Skowhegan
Sunday calling on relatives
Mrs. M. O. Diggles and grand
daughter Miss Doris went by auto
stage to Skowhegan Monday on bust
ness The auto stage is quite con-
VenienCe to many.
WATSON Lewis spent the week end
at Wamsley Beckim's.
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BLACKWELL

The rain of last week was much
needed in this locality grass ia look
ing well but June weather has much
to do with the hay crop.
John Hunnewell arrived in town
last Wednesday having spent the win
ter in Massachusetts. He is stop
ping at A. F. Adams on Eames Hill.
A fine sermon by r. A. Rich at
Blackwell schoolhouse was listened to
by a large and appreciative audience
Sunday afternoon.
A goodly number attended the 8. S.
meeting at Olive Hayden's from this
vicinity. There were over 40 pre-
sent A bountiful dinner was served
and a good lot OF work done for the
good of the order.
Mr.. and Mrs Herbert Adams are re-
ioicing over the birth of baby girl.
Mr., and Mrs. Albra Adams visited
their son and their first grandchild
Sunday. Mother and child are do
ing well.
Edward l. Harding and family at
tended church at Madison Sunday.
John Murray was caller in town
one day recently.
Mrs. Laura Clifford and child are
the guests Of Walter Bird and family
for a few weeks, Mrs. Clifford being
in poor health. We hope the Maine
climate will be beneficial to her.
Ben Sabin has bought the Judkins'
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PUGH CORNER AND VICINITY

Word has been received annOunc-
ing the birth of a daughter to Mr.. and
Mrs. Linwood Corson of Boston. We
extend congratulations.
a baby girl was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Pugh June the 18th.
Neighbors and friends extend their
sympathy to Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Me
Manus in the loss of their little child
which died Friday from meningitis.
A. W. Hunnewell who had his eye
hurt short time ago after intense
suffering had it removed Monday by
DR.. Wing of North Arson. At the
latest report he was comfortable.
The correspondent of Grange news
wishes to correct error of date of next
meeting from June 9th to June 10.
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PALM YRA

Palmyra Grange held a very inter
esting meeting Saturday evening with
a good attendance. Mrs. c. r. Nc
Crillis, lecturer pro tenn presented the
following program which was well
carried out: Mrs. l.. l.. Carter, Mrs.
Ivan McCrillis, Mrs. w. H. Towle, Mrs.
E. T. McCabe and ATabelle McCrillis
each gave reading; Mr.. and Mrs. H.
A. McCrillis with their two sons Chas
and Lynn and Mrs f. II. Dyer each
provided vocal music; Mrs. H. A.
McCrillis and Miss Elise Towle rem
dered piano selections; tableaux,
Charlie McCrillis and Arabelle Nc
Crillis. The following question was
ably discussed How can we get the
most income from the farm and still
increase its fertility?' Opened by
H. L. Goodrich. Ice cream and fancy
cakes were served and an excellent
meeting is reported. There will be
no meeting next Saturday evening
and II. l.. Goodrich will have charge
of the program June Goth.
Miss Elsie Beverage of Pulpit Har
Dor who is teaching school in st. Al
at d. S. Emersons.
Mrs. LOantha Miller who has been
in Bangor for several weeks returned
home Wednesday.
A. r. Blaisdell of Newport was in
town Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Miller of ST
Adams visited Sunday at the home of
Mr. Miller's mother in town.
Born Friday evening, June 5, to Mr..
and Mrs. Wesley Seekins of South st.
Adams, a son and a daughter Everett
and Evelyn.
H. L. Goodrich, S. B. Millett, Frank
Dyer and Alvin Southland were among
those from this town to attend the ball
game Saturday at West Hartland.
Mrs. Susanna Brown is in ST. Al
bans visiting among relatives.
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WEST MOSCOW

Mrs Cassie Arno Durgin who has
been at Scion several weeks for surgi-
cal treatment came home last Satur-
day feeling better.
Leslie Arno is at present a great
sufferer.
Steam Collins went to Skowhegan
last week to be operated on for APP
pendicitis at Somerset Hospital and
we hear that he is doing well
Mrs. Fred Collins who has been
staying while with Ed. Berry's ia
mily, is now at home with a baby
boy a few weeks old.
Miss Stella Mckinney of Monmouth
is visiting her grandmother Mrs.
Sarah Collins.
Harry Clark and family of Scion
visited at James Reynolds Sunday
Miss York of Cornville is now teach
ing our school, the third teacher for
the term, but not because there was
trouble. Mrs. Batchelder taught as
long as she hired to and Mrs. Ball
took her place till another could be
found.
Interest in the Sunday Schools of
this town holds out. Thirty-seven
out to the one on this road last Sun
day ana seventeen at lne Slfeam
schoolhouse. Sunday, May 81, Mr..
McCurdy visited them with Mr.. Tay-
lor and was much pleased with the
interest shown.
The frosts of last week were not
severe enough in this vicinity to do
much damage unless fruit blossoms
in some places were hurt.
Miss Nellie Berry who is attending
school of oratory in Boston is at
home for the summer vacation.
Mrs. r. V. Ham spent most of last
week with her daughter Mrs. Crombie.
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HARMON

Mr.. and Mrs. N. f. Lombard spent
the day Sunday in Wellington.
Marion Herrick who has been
clerking in A. T. Marbles store has
gone home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Haynes have re-
turned to their home here after a
months vacation and Mr.. Haynes will
take up his work again as engineer
on the Maine Central railroad.
Conductor Pattengill on the NJ c. R.
r. was called TO Livermore Falls on
account of the illness OF his grand
mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll R. Perkins Of
Cambridge were in town Sunday.
Laura Deering has been the guest
of her brother Morrill, Deering.
The children's day concert was held
last Sunday by the Union Sabbath
School.
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POWERS SCHOOLHOUSE

Mrs. Clara J. Morrow and her
daughter Mrs. Eugene Young and baby
Of Oakland were at her sisters Sat
urday
Mrs. George Knox and little son
Melville of Oakland were at her aunts
Mrs John Knox Saturday.
Charlie Barney of HoXie is helping
Fred Chapman get his ground ready
to plant corn and potatoes.
Joe Berry is doing his hoeing and
so is John Knox.
Charlie Sheaff is improving.
Fred Chapman went to Skowhegan
on business Tuesday.
John Knox and wife, Mrs. Clara J.
Morrow, Mrs. Goldie Young and
daughter Madeline, Mrs. Angie n.
Knox were at Merritt knoX's Sunday.
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NORTH CORNVILLE

The rain came and was welcomed
by all as the ground was getting very
dry.
Quite hail storm Friday.
Mrs. Later who lives with her
daughter Mary Walker is reported on
the gain.
Mrs Merryfield has recovered from
a severe sickness.
Mrs. Albert Whittier has greatly
improved.
G. w. Bates and family took an
auto trip Sunday of 10 miles calling
on William Ward and family of Dur
ham who formerly lived in South
Scion.
Mrs. ]. N. Hayden had another
shock recently and is very feeble at
this writing.
Lenora Bates and Carl McCollor
have returned home from Skowhegan
High School.
Mrs. Leonard Leighton who recent
ly fell from a step ladder is very much
better.
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CONCORD

John Hunnewell of Caratunk was in
town the last of the week visiting
friends.
Marie Cahill a student of North An
son Academy us at home for the sum
mer.
Ralph Sterling and family of Cara
funk were callers at Curren Smith
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Calvin Ellis and Mr..
and Mrs James Mahoney of Bingham
called on Sumner Ellis and family on
Sunday of this week
Curren Smith is still gaining.
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HINCkLEY

DR.. and Mrs. F. A. Hatch and son
returned to their home in Worcester,
Mass, after a weeks visit with rela-
tives at this place.
The friends of Edward l.. Strick-
land were very sorry to hear of his
illness. He was unpacking goods in
the store where he was employed in
Massachusetts and in some way stuck
nail in his right hand. Blood
poison was the result and he is at
present in the hospital. Word was
recently received that he was doing
well.
Miss Genivieve Clark of Boston has
been spending Commencement week
at Good Will Farm.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-10

Miss Elizabeth Brooke will enter.
tain six school friends with II ~lumbcr
PARTY Friday evening
The members ~ the High Jinks
club are issuing invitation for dance
to be- given Christmas evening at the
Country club.
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and WAS the subject NJ the lesson
which WAS led by Miss Virginia Nitz.
gerald Mrs Mae Albertson gave a
paper on the composers Of Poland
Miss Jeanette Gordon gave n sketch
of leschellzky, and Mrs Frank Hon
son gave his composition Two
iarkS' Mrs II. u. Newman gave the
Pndercwsk "Nlinuct." and his Chant
du voyngcur," Mrs. Clarence Harris
rendered "MRiden's Prayer by Chopin,
aud Miss Ruth Stickney gave the Ma
zurka by Ieschellzky and Polish
dance Mines f. r. Rul and Frank
Hobson gave n duet, valse by Mon
iuszko The club will meet next Wed
nrsdAy with Mrs. Frank Hohson for
the Christmas program.
The Daughters " the American Rev.
olution will celebrate Organization
day next Monday with Mrs Robert
=. Carpenter A large attendance IL
urged and members are requested to
bring their contributions to the Christ
mas box which will be packed AT this
time for the Martha Berry school at
Rome, Gn.
Mrs. +. W. Stone ~ shawnee IL
the guest ~ her sister, Mrs. John
Wright
Mrs. n. Dewitt Allen entertained
the Tuesday Auction club Wednesday
! afternoon. Miss Vera Bump and Mrs.
Luther Jones playing the substitute
hands. Miss Ethlyn Eastman made the
| top score NJ the afternoon and Mrs
I !. NJ GAYLE was admitted to mem
hershiD. The Aluh will meet next Wed
r"sday with Miss Florence Rel Beat
| tie
[ Mr. ] +. Johns who was called
here to attend the funeral of his
brother, Dr. william T. Johns oi
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A pleasant afternoon was spent by
the members Of the ". ). club Wed.
nrsday, who were entertained by Mrs.
Carey j. Davenport Arrangements
were made for the evening for the
husbands which viii be- given Decm.
ber ~ NJ the home " Mrs Edward +.
Mckay Mrs Fred Hardy being the
assisting hostess.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-10

MuskUgee, returned Wednesday, even
mg 10 his home la SprmgInle, Ark.
Mrs j. IL, Davis entertained Inc
Isis club "Wednesday, additional guests
being Mines Russell y. Striplin Of
Meridian, Miss, George Brndburu, T.
H. Dolph and y S, sherman, Jr.
High score was made by Mrs. A. Il.
Parker The club will be- entertained
next Wednesday by llrs j, 4. BrouEh,
Jr
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Events in Society

Miss Lillian Edwards will entertain
with dHu,u party Friday evening
Al the CouNtry club.
Miss Marcel Darling aud Miss MI
drcd Duilcy win entertain with II
dance Saturday evening AT the home
OF Miss Darling.
The X. H. T.. club was cnlrrpdncd
Monday by Miss Elizabeth Gardner
The scrap-books were finished for the
rhildren's ward aud the remainder Ot
the afternoon was spent win needle.
work. The club will not meet again
until after Chrlstmas whcu II with
meet with Miss Isabel Hanis.
Mrs. ". W. Witten, who has been
the guest Of Mrs. William j. Pettee
and hOnOred with ~ many pretty cour.
tesies, expects, 10 return TO her home
In 0kmulgee, Saturday
Mrs. W, + Kerr IL convalesctng from
weeks Illness
Mrs. s. l.. Maxwell was' hosress
Wednesday 10 the lpcasant Hour club
Miss Marguerite Nee ~ Centerville.
8. D., being nm nddllIonnl guest TIE
afternoon wns spent with necdlcworl
The club will not meet again untQ
Wednesday, Jannary q when Mrs
Marv Gnnthcr win he hostess
The members NJ the Onk Park En-
broidery club were entertained We'd
nesday by Mrs Carl Mitchell The
afternoon wns spent with nccdlcwork
and some enjoyable piano selections
by Miss Velmn Mitchell The host.
ess WAS assisted by Mrs Vern Pom.
dergast In serving, and Mrs Ponder
CAST will he the hostess next Wed
nesday
The Music department ~ Snrnsls
met Wednesday In SorosIs hall PO,.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-10

The f. G. club was entertained
"Wednesday by Mrs. j. A Iiorucr.
who's had decorated her home with
holiday suggestions ~ mi~llD,ur and
holly Mrs. Francis KOock was a
guest and at the game ~ cards high
scores were mnde by Mines. s. T..
liabcock. Henry Picdrrmnn and A.
u. Chandler The club will meet De-.
ccmhpr % with Mrs Jack Jordan
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-10

guest Of Mrs. Claude March viii leave
this evening for her home In Chica.
go. Mr.. and Mrs March are complet
Ing their arrangements 10 remove 10
Kansas City the first Of the year
Mrs. ". NJ, Burton will entertain
the Chrysanthemum Card club Fri
day afternoon at her home on Shields
heights
Mrs j. T. Peoples had m her guests
with the members " the Entire Nous
club Wednesday Misses Clara Fellers,
Lizzie X Peoples, Leota Lange, aud
Mines. d. G. Lnnge X. ID. Gibbs, and
Thomas G. Talley. The afternoon was
spent with needlework and some en-
joyable piano music by Misses Geor.
gia and Lizzie X Peoples The club
will meet In four weeks with Mrs NJ
s. Singleton.
The Ladies' Music club will meet
Saturday afternoon at the Musical
Art Institute, Mr. Edwin Vale Nc
lntyre win he the leader, the subject
NJ the lesson being Wolf Ferrari's
opera Jewels ~ the Madonna" Mr..
W. G. r. Schmidt OF the state uhlversl-
~, win give the aria, and together
with Mrs Ella Lund viii give duet
from the opera Other soloists viii he
Mrs. A. c Robertson and Mrs Jules
Bloch,
Mrs. A. I. Welsh entertained with
dinner Wednesday evening celebrat
ing the birthday anniversary Of Mr.
Welsh. Guests Of the occasion were
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SAYS IT'S JOY TO BIZ HIT
by ACTRESS AUTOMOBILE

New York, Dec. i0--Mlss Mabel
Tnllaferro, acress, In private life Mrs..
T. j. Carrignn was driving her motor
ear down Broadway yesterday after
noon aud bumped In to Hamilton Re
velle az Forty eighth street. He wass
crossing the wind and rain swept
thuroughfare.
Miss lalloterro Clamped on the
brakes, hut the car skidded and
knocked Reyelle down. The little nc
tre5s was bending over Reyelle when
he looked up and gallantly said
ut is a Joy TO i've hit by your car
| assure YOU, Miss Tallaferro," which
Ia submitted as being the height Of
gallnntry
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-10
HoW She Discarded
Unsigtly Complexion

How often I exclaimed as | beheld my
ugly complexion IN the mirror "If ! only
could tear off this old skin !" And do
you know, I've learned how 20 do that
very thing, Not TO actually remove the
entire skin all OF sudden that would be
too heroic method and painfuI too,
Imagine, The worn out cutlcle comes on
in such tiny particles, and 30 gradually
requiring about ten days to complete the
tran sformntion---i doesn't hurt n hIt
Day by day the beautiful complexion
underneath comes forth Mnrvelousi No
matter how muddy. rough, blotchy. or
aged your complexion, YOU can surely
discard u by this simple process Just
get nn onnce Of ordiuary mercolisad war
NJ yon druggists. apply nightly like
cold cream, washing n OFT mornings
MY wrinkles got rid Of by an equally
simple method, ny dissolving an ounce
of powdered saSolite IN a half.pint witch
hazel and bathing my face In the solution
every line completely disappeared. First
the finer lines, finally even the deep
crows feet, vanished entirely Mona Nor.
row In rown Tattler Advertisement
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-10

Sociulits are to hold their next con.
ference ut The Hague The question
Of the temporary transfer to the Hague
of the International Socialist Bureau
which up TO now has been established
at Brussels will be amongst other
matters discussed.
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Plnrer.PInno OMnrrs AllenlIonI

New stock Hand Played and Vocal
STYLE Rolls just received including
ITS Lonw Way To Tippernry,'
california and lou." High Cost VI
Loving "You're Here. aud I'm Here"
81 Want to Go Back 10 Michigan,
etc, etc.
FrcderickSon Kroh Music 90
Adv
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quite informally Wednesday at lunch
con for Mrs. W W. Witten or Ok
mulgee. the guests being the old
friends of Mrs. wltten. The luncheon
tables were decorated with baskets OF
mink and yellow carnations, and Mrs.
fWitten was the recipient Of a Mayber-
w candle IN pretty holder. The
epests spent the afternoon with their
Christmas needlcw0rk.
Mrs II. =. Mattheisen entertained
the Alphn Beta club Wednesday, the
house being pleaslngly decked with
Christmas bells and festoons and req
and white carnations. The afternoon
was spent with needlework aud musi
cal numbers given by Mrs Harlan
Morean and 81 ]. Ossenkop. Guests
of the club were Mines. Morean
Fred Lasby s. p. Condit, and T. A.
IaDew The club will meet. next week
with Mrs. W. W Holmes
Mrs ". Choteau Begg entertained
Wednesday afternoon at cards for Mrs
A. r. Gibson Of Chicago, her guests
helng Mines. W. j Gill, Charles ella
zier, Regnor Harris, Albert Gelders,
G. W. Flattery, Earl snedeker, Lloyd
Finley, Claude March. Milton Chidress
ot Los Angeles, Cal. and Miss Gladys
Ayland Of Dallas High score was
made by Mrs Harris, and Mrs. Glib.
son also was presented with pretty
favor. A dainty luncheon was served
following the game
Mrs, A. II. Gibson who has been the