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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-10-22
MAYOR ANTHONY BOWEN.

cded by fire FOR the past ten and one
half months being $12,79S.00 moro
and the actual loss sustained being
SG,5l0.SO less for the same period OF
1913.
A modern automobile fire truck has
been purchased and will soon be in
stalled. The purpose of the commits,
sioners is to keep this department up
TO 4 high state OF efficiency.
City Attorney-Walter R. HaogertyY
The city is fortunate in having as
It's attorney one who Is energetic, ca
Pablo, conscientious and thoroughly
familiar with all the ordinances OF the
city.
Gfr TIaggcrty has been city attorney
for ecme years, and the Board of AZ
fairs, considering applications for this
positon, felt that his services should
be ratalred in this capacity. both on
account OF his knowledge of city affairs
and his legal qualifications. And our
experience during the last eight
months fully demonstrates that no
mistake was made i'll his selection.
The city attorney must be a tax
payer, 4 qualified voter and practiGtng
attorney at the Marion county bar.
His GutieG arc to give legal opinions
to the commissioners and city EN-
ployes when requested, examine and
approve all bonds taken by the city,
examine all titles to property acquired
bv the. city, draft and prepare all or
chances and contracts entered into
hy the city. attend all meetings OF thu
Board of Affairs and sessions OF coun'
Gil when required.
TIe is required to attend, and does
attend, each regular session of police
court. which is held at $500 O'Clock
each morning except Sunday, and spe-
cial sessions, which are held as often
as three times n day, and required to
prosecute ali cifenses against the city
ordinances as well as ofTenses against
The Yost Prohibition Law committed
within the city limits, when the arrest
is made by city policemen. He Is also
required to prosecute all appeals taken
from the mayors court TO the circuit
and intermediate courts of this county.
Tho city attorney has control OF and
manages all litigation to which the
city is d party in the courts OF this
county and in the Supreme Court OF
the State.
All contracts and all ordinances pre-
nantcd to the Board OF Affairs are re
rerod to tho city attorney and must
have his APPROVAL before they are pass
ed by the board.
Health Department-Dr. chesney M
Ramaoe, City Physician.
Early In the Rpring the city had ;
smallpox epidemic, which. through thu
activity oTtthc then city physician, DR.
a. l.. Peters. and the cooperation Q
physicians generally, was held Il
check ana confined to about thlrt!
cases
~ tAs mad dog running at large on. th ~
Hast Side bit two children Marlol
IIIelmick and Edward Brown The do
pE Smptl Slsil He'd and Ills head ser g
isto Inc i sgenic laboTato rS ut slltnf
ton. ns q on tele aphic saSiee nor
8sthe laboratory tiSat the tipg' Is head We
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-10-22

VTTE ARE told that this
wv is a progressive age"
This word progressive"
meets us at every turin
politics, in the church, in
business, in the schools, in
fact, in all lines of endeavor.
The Standard dictionary de-
fines the word as follows:
"Aiming at or encouraging
progress; making efforts for
advancement" What better
word to describe the Fairmont school
system?
The school system Of Fatrmont is
keeping pace with the rapid growth Of
the city and probably there is no city
OF similar size which can point to SO
many handsome and commodious
school buildings. The buildings, for
the most part, are new, the last addi-
ton being the handsome Miller school
building, which is occupied for the
first time this school term, and which
represents the most modern type Of
school building. The magnificent high
school building is occupied for its
third year. and there are few hand
somer school buildings to be found in
the state.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-10-22
School System Of Fairnlolt
Placed With the Pro gressiUe

1
1t has been said that ANY commit
may have forts children and
as good education as that community
is willing to pay for:s Ghque tionably
the best investment city can make
is in the education and development OF
its boys and girls VIII ther IA the pub
lie or private school.
Fairmont has shown wonderful
school awakening In the recent past.
and no city in the state can now boast
better school, facilities free than here
afforded. This Is due largely 70 the
untiring and freely given work OF the
school board for the district presided
over by Mr.. Geo. 81 i A1exanser; one Oh
the most public spirtted Of community
boosters. He is strongly supported by
other members OF the board and the
city superintendent OF schools. In
fact, the entire teaching force give
their very best efforts 70 make the
schools the highest grade possible.
The school buildings OF the city are
well distributed inc every section, max
ing it possible for all the children
within the district to attend school
Every bull ding IS mod.
ernly equipped and particular atten-
ton is given to such matters as ven
tilation, heating sanitation, etc.
The enrolment IN the schools this
year, both public and private are the
tcoNT1NuEDS ON PAGE Tgo.)
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-10-22

positive for rabies, the children were
inlediataly sent to the Hygcnic labor
atory for treatment and were perma-
nently cured.
In the month of March there were
reported five cases Of tiptheria and
one case of scarlet fever. All were
promptly Quarantined and subsequent
Is Eumigated.
During the second quarter there
wcrc no cases of quarantinable dis
cases. A few cases Of very light
French measles" being reported.
The freedom from disease during
this quarter was doubtless due in part
to the dryncss and absence of flies,
and our cleanup and swat-ily campaign
OF the early summer have proven OF
great value. The fall cleaning, how
ever, is in reality of equal Importance
with the spring cleaning for the keep
ing down OF disease.
a chemical and meteorological ex-
animation Of the city water is now be-
ing made each month.
The most fruitful cause OF complaint
to this department has been due to
unsunitury conditions caused by lack
OF sewer connections. The City Health
Officer has inspected and caused to be
corrected great many unsanitary
closets.
Or. Ramage, as city physician, has
answered thfrty-nine calls to homes;
J hirty.fve to the jail; twenty.seven to
he hospital, and has treated one hun
red and forty cases at his office-all
turing the short period he has been
Office.
This is one OF the most important
apartments of the city government,
md we hope in the near future to have
L so organized and so effective as to
realty promote health and eliminate
sisngrecable and unsanitary condtt
tions.
The city creamatory 10 now under
going repairs, and the street leading
to and past the same is now being
paved. Hereafter no excuse can be
urged against the hauling OF all gar
bage ana trash to the crematory and
the health department will insist that
oil rubbish Of every :.:nI anu nature
shall henceforth be delivered to the
crelnatory,
Charity.
This department is presided over by
Miss Margaret Mckinney ably assisted
by Miss Nola Mckinney anG Miss Flos'
sic Fleming.
These ladies. through their expert
euce in the Humane Society, are es
/ scutially well qualified for the work
They bring to their duties the grace
and inherent kindness ofwomanhood
and while the city through their pains
taking efforts is assured that it will
not be imposed upon by reason Of i'm
iproper demands for relief yet the pool
and needy will always be met will
i sympathy and; assistance when neces
l!saryi through this d department..
haritabla and bene VIOLENT Socle
IstiesS pa icnlarly those conn cted witt
\ ithe shurc6ess houlds en- ter int heart.
opera lion Will This department, 10
tcoN1fSuEp on PAGE faREE
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-10-22
Alphabet Of Fairmont;
What The Letters lean.

A-Agricultllre: Fine farming and grazing lands
fruit growing and TRUCKING
Blanks and Building: Seven strong banks
600, 900 resources. Million dollars inneWs building.
C-Climate: Gust north Of summer, Just southo
ter" Delightful the year round.
D-Developments: New railroad building. thousands
Of dollars spent in new factories, mines, etc
E-Education Finest public school system
Fairmont State Normal for finishing.
F-Fuel: Cheapest gas in the world for
Unlimited supply bitumlnous coal at our doors
G-Glass One Of the leading glass
tiers in world, with largest plant IN United States.
Heath: Fairmonts health record is unexceledsby
any city in the entire country
I-ntelect Young mans town and some OF the
est inteects III the land at the helm. s5
join: Live business men are joining the yest
Der of Commerce in northern end OF state
K-Knocker: The only thing that does not
Fairmont and who finds no place here.
Labor: Abundance of skilled and common laborand
free from troublesome striking clement
Manufacturing; Many prosperous manufacturing
institutions and all in successful operations
N-Natural Gas: Cheapest natural gas forSmanutac-
turing and domestic purposes offered anywhere.
O-0pportunity Blossoming in Fallmont day t2=
ceptional opportunity for all Industrious people
P-Payro Largest payroll Of any city fsimilaEssize
in the country with fair wages for all.
O Query: Why don't you move to Fairmont, ange&ces
lent place for educational and business dYantages2
Main line Of Baltimore and Olio, with
New York Central completing extensionsint oscity
Best drained city in country and other
sanitary precautions carefully nalnta1ned.
Tax Rate: AS low any city in country andSpublic
moneys carefully expended by officials.
T-IJrban Population: Fifty thousand people reached
by interurban electric Hines, who shop here
y-Value: Investments in Fairmont dare
amongst the best paying possible toobtaif Tal''
climbing.
Abundant supply for all purposes:
navigation to great Panama Canal.
Unknown Quantity in Mathematl 5ys theso only
known quantity in Fairmont is imit#toElts POSSE
bites.
city, progressive and backed by young enter
zeal: Manifested by all the people Of air1nont in
promoting its growth and welfare
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-06-07
NEW BUILDING FOR
THE PITTSBURGH FAIR
VIII Spend S25,0O0 for Improving
the Fair This
E;II

Nc ESTER. Okla, June e
/ Especial Plans and specification.
for fifteen new county fair bindings
were completed today and city Off
Cials announce that advertisement for
bids viii be started Monday of next
week so that contracts can be
awarded in time to have all buildings
completed for the annual fan far to
be held In September Approximately
S26, 900 is to be expended in fair
ground improvements, money voted In
special bond issue at the spring cleo
ton.
Most prominent Of the buildings
are a womcns building, merchants
building, agricultural building, two
horse barns for racing animals, two
COW barn, and grandstand of ca
pacity of 1900
prominent feature Of this years
fair viii be the races Thirty racing
animals are now stabbed AT the fair
grounds working out for the fall
races A new feature will be scion-
tlfiCally conducted babies contest
Agricultural features will be more
than double the showing of last sea
son. The new grand stand Is to ac-
commodate baseball crowds also the
plan being to remove the bah
grounds within the race track II is
probable that the new ban park and
prandstand will be completed In time
tor one or two Of the last home series
Of the western associatiOn season
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-06-07
SUMNER school FOR
Backward Pupils
NIN INNOl ALTON HNS IsEEN IN.
ThobtCID TULSA
SCHOOLS.

TWO summer pIddo schools viii lc
run IA Tulsa during the summer for
The hooniit Of such students ~ wish
To- make up some work in winch they
"lc deficient or In which they failed
10 make Their grade during the rex.
llaT session
bno VIII be nj the hiph school an.
mex and the other at the Washington
u.Inch- Forsythcl school building.
the term loglns Monday, juno :. amt
continues SIX weeks The management
VIII hc uud"r the supcIN iSion OF r. T.
plrrholtHcr superintendent Of city
schools. and work done in th.5r
Schools will be credited AT the begin
ming of the public school term In the
fall
Although these schools are under
the CltN authorities, the salaries ol
the teachers are not paid by the board
and small tHition will be required TO
dciray expenses. about 81 or 81 so per
week II VIII be arranged So each
teacher VIII have not more than two
grades To teach, each pupil taking not
more than two subjects. The idea Of
completing a whole grade In the sum
mcT time * not considered practical
and students regularly Classified are
not encouraged To attend II Is hoped
That IN order 10 secure the hest results
n" teacher wIll have more than 20
students under her instruction
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-06-07
Gasoline l'aIIpiu,

Notwithstanding the evidences Of
plenty, a gasoline famine is predicted
FOR the summer season.
Two OF three weeks ago, a learned
society OF chemists met In Cincinnati.
and predicted 40 cents per gallon for
gasoline shortly Last week. the re
fln"rs Of Kansas and Oklahoma were
Jointly considering ways aud means to
meet the possible excessive demands
We don't quite agree with the
learned chemists that anyone is going
to have TO pay ~ cents n gallon for
gasoline this summer.
why not buy II In drums?
This is about the most satisfactory
way. after all, considering that you
have ample supply on hand, that II II
veri convenient to handle In this way
and that In a sense you are your own
store keeper. A rteol barrel, a lock
spigOt n barrel rack, and the Riverside
Western OH company. POstofiice Eos
1904. Tulsa, OKLA, viii solve your
problem, both In economy and Ger
tinty ~ a positive source Of supply.
Write them now.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-06-07
MUST MUZZLE ALL DOGS
Police TO Enforce the Dog Mu1,iing
Law.

II you have dog. 20 and yet a
muzzle for him II viii both insure
safety of the dog and of those persons
who are forced to be up and doing
about the streets both day and night.
la fact, the police department has
been instructed To arrest all dogs that
are not wearing muzzlos SO n you
haven't fixed Rover's mouth so he
cant take n chunk out Of some pedes-
TRANS leg The closed season on
dogs mouths in Tulsa IL from June
10 September / and within the past
few days notices have been placed
conspiciously about Tulsa stating the
fact that muzsIes must be placed In
use or else Fido will be arrested,
taken down to the pound, and. " not
called for within a few days, win 20
the route Of all flesh.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-06-07

was ashamed Of them ! would
ey were going TO get better but
III only come back az bad as ever.
given different kinds Of medicine
did me any good 80 ! at last tried
Soap and Ointment. After the
cond application my ears began 10
and soft. After using Cutlcura
4 Ointment for four or FIVE weeks
we're well. " ,Signed) Mrs. ID. 4.
Ine 20. 1919.
" are Cuticura Soap and Ointment
fablc IN the treatment of eczemas
distressing eruptions Of skin and
no other emollients do 80 much
ps. blackheads. red, rough and oily
hing, scsly scalps. dry, thin, and
,r, nor do Il so economically. Sold
It the world. Liberal sample Of
ID free, with Gap skin Book hd-
card "Cuticura. Dept T. Boston,
lwho shave and shampoo with Gu
% will oud Il best for skin and scalp
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-06-07

ed their classes In piano, violin
VolCo IN series Oi two rcCl'als
Friday at the Boston avenue
rch
he children uf the CLASSES ha' e
looking forward 10 this oppor-
y 10 appear before Their parents
friends. for some weeks ana have
. rchoarslng accordingly as tho
uptness ana precision with ".""''
nc morning program follows
Y rroVotoro, first piano Jean
as
See In Things, 'Hiclds) James
gerald
'pinning Wheel oschmolb Arcs
cola Waltz tkropmann) Dom
langWorthS
} Little Robin Red Breast, %
"Sorapin' the I'iostin Dish
mi Mcleod
- simple Confession" duo.
'mo)i 90 Melody In 20 ,SrouD
ildrcd Scott
rhe New cook '- Mary McCor-
,,,,i.,,. o......
an, Wnr,,LDr' "s' '"'"s''''"h'
Ja,,t,,n n' ~ , 49,.
"a '''''" i'''' '''"" r'i"-
uui,,,,.
Nn'l,in,. ,",'S', ''i.''r' w
ino Temples
'"'''n,' oW'' wy tfeau-
,"u s 0'y pn'S 'i'a'h-
~ i'u'I'e 'ahh"'h
i,tn XXI 7oie''""o' 'hIae" )- fh"I
'1,, ,n. -,
ne fIsh'nk iaitS th) oar
'''"" mary N"'hef
81 th' Mead"", 'bIchner) )-
"'' ,
"' "'''' 'Jel'a.h) odessa
VI" II" h"I' 'h. G'llet- Mary
,.
'''"S '"' 'S"ith)-- Dorothy
'pihe heiIs ''est"n)- Margaret
an
~ I'ual, fF1olds katharine
'hIsh Dance, No ,, duet tMosko-
Edlth Frost
heh u" folks Is Gone, Utiley)
una FAIRBANKS.
evening program:
FROST, Aries Bass Jean Pettus.
ne the Crodulous,' Walhoun)-
ny Weber
Idl"rs' March" tSchumann)-I
ed fltt
olc's Alice StIOuNills
ish Was a Janitors Child
walker.
)ck-a-Bye," 'GaynoD-Kathcr- |
ubhard.
udc,' 'Lyncs)-Ituth CLINTON
Valera HustiCana,' (Magcagni) !
Jankowsky
Moo Wook Naomi Mcleod
Doano tathoy
Secret" UGauticr) )- GcncVieNe /
DIT
)odticks," 'sclectcd) - Gerald /
raid
In duet, sounds From Home"
Genevicve Schmidt Incile |
Il Head" nowis) -W Wilma EI.
d,ors, Chorus ,couno,n
,Ionn ponlino ron,,'io', ,,.n,
81, uCconJ rI,ro Witar11 caott
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-06-07
ITCHING
Cured by Saxo Saive

Ilopknsville, Ky. For 20 years
suffered with eczema of the scalp. tried
every eczema remedy on the market
without benefit But after using one
tube OF Saxo Salve am free from that
terrible itching for the first time in 20
years. ] wish every eczema sufferer
could know about Saxo Salvc. " T. f.
THOMPSON, Hopkinsville, KY.
If we can't cure your skin trouble
with our Saxo Salve and Saxo Soap we
will buy back the empty tube.
Tulsa Drug CO. Tulsa, okla.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-06-07
Deart of Things Social Frightened by Three Weddings

4 + Morley Decorations were Of
punk roses ana am nc course was
served
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-06-07

keep from scratching Then
the pimple would break run
water ana then II turned to
an ugly sore and peeled off In
great fakes. ! was In such
pain that ! could not sleep
at night. They burned, itched
and were swollen and looked
very badly. ] went with my
hand fiul nm ihnY lnoLel M
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-06-07
COURA UD'S
Oriental
Cream

will impart to your skin new life and
delicately clear and refined com
plexion.
This wonderful beautifier has been In
actual use for nearly three quarters
Of a century, which is the surest sign
of its superiority.
FERD T.. HOPKINS h SONS, Props.
"a Great Jones ~. New York
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-06-07

party of half dozen young
friends Of Mcrwin bowler were ms
guests n "A pleasant paItN fflday
evening at the home Of his parents
on North Boulder avenue
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-06-07

. room modern bungalow IN
first class condition; one block
Of car line tNo paving tax
For particulars phone owner.
s9l9, or call 213 II. Srd It.
tMonday)
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-06-07

Miss Irene King has returned tIom
Chicago, where she has been a stu
dent at Art Institute the past year.
Miss King has been making special
study Of interior decorating.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-06-07


sS&SSssMsNNS 2S
kSXS4s%S%SSSySKEsSsS III 81
%sEx&NsHF ~. ~ ~: II 81 4 II IN
n 4 &S ~ III Ssss Esas IA
&}S$ 4$R$ ~ ~ SS 10 & ~
Miss Margaret kondig, daughter 81
' Mr. and Mrs J. &. Stonerook, who has
Just finished hor iirsl year at stephens
VINO ls Il popular till IN young so'l'iE
WIN h'f m"'h'i ana younger SISTER
W., Hp'"u i''' " ''' N"'"''"" ~ 0o'
""''
Nod,no ,Sv,.,or Mic. utia, u,ooh
AMI NJ t,nTi rnnn'.ii,. ~ ho'..r ~ - -
",," - -'' 80 o,'s 81 "I''"' v, w
Liy'' ''''" va VI ''"0
Mrs g Walker has returned
from a few weeks visit IN Wichita,
kan
Gaincs visited i'm Sapulpa the mast
week
,,,a !, ,,orl. -, .,,.,. r,,, 10
% 'ta',o ,hn bn,'o 100 ,,r. ~
Nis'toi at 'he nome 81 Mis IL
""sha'i
Miss EIlott and MISS t'r"ck nave
p'ahheo TO ieaVS sh"itN l"r the sum
''ei '"o"'hs u" NOV" "o"''''
Mr. ana MITE hoWih !, cover l'i'
s'S'eiu"y 'ot week -In" N's'' ~
''"h"s }" 'h"'pe""'ice' MAJ"
MI ana MIs' IRA Ja'""s nave rs
thelr guests 'helr nhcle ana COUSIN
MtssIs rI"nh J"'"'S anu joe '"''''
Mrs. Is r. 'heatham VIII entertain
the Is aud l.. oi G.. Wth a soclaI
oNonng fof Themselves and friends
wednesday juno ~
MISS jessie llhhIh WIZ leaVe 'ho
fITst or me week lor Nlsi' IN ray
ottcfille, Ark, en- route To 'ahy"h
summer,
Miss Blanche Fees gave SUM
h"r party last nlRht, having as guests
! MIS- Bernard IS BTldScWateT ana lhe
Misses floy and Anna turner anu
Lu'y lthea.
MISS irene N'hE mas fe,uIhe" ii""n
chicago, Wherc Shc mas oeeh SUI
Miss klnE has he"h hhaklhs spc'ld'
study Of interior decorating
Miss Blanche Syhrant accompanied
by her brother, Frank Sybrant Iott
yesterday for three months VISIT 10
Washington and other points IN
PENNSYLVANIA and ONO
a party of half a dozen young
guests AT "A pleasant partN Friday
evening at the home Of his parents, |
on North Boulder avenue
Mr. and Mrs Ned C. Kigsboo have |
cbanrod their place of residence. re- |
no,trg from 1p2O South Main street |
10 o2o West Eleventh where they arc |
n,,,,0 a., homo to friends
Nh. " n Robinson arrived home |
i,a,t Gtrs Dohirson and Miss Iu-
INA mi Mos,or Wollare i'm Kansas
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-06-07
ENA PEELED OFF
GREAT FLAKES
s. ltChed and Burned, Gould
Sleep from Scratching.
ed So Badly Was Ashamed.
| Cuticura Soap and Oint-
/ Five Weeks. Ears Well.

ID. No. 4, Marshall, ". c. had
IN my ears. II would come like
tched and burned and ! could not
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-06-07

MI and Mrs Ira Jacobs have as
their guests their uncle and COUSIN,
Messrs Frank Jacobs and Joe Jacobs
If NortOlk, Va.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-06-07

Mr. and Mrs Ned c. idgsboo have
changed their place of residence, re-
moving from 1920 South Nam street
to 23o West Eleventh, where they arc
now at home 10 friends.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-06-07

Miss Elliott and Miss broct have
planned to leave shortly for the sum.
mer months IN Nova Scotia.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-06-07

Mr. and Mrs Edwin l. COVel left
yesterday Tor a Weekend visit to
friends in Independence Kan
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-06-07

Mrs Downing knealo had the mem
bers of the Fifth Day auction
club az guests for pleasant morn
ing's playing on Thursday, with the
top score favor pretty cut glass
nappe going to Mrs. James o. Pitt
man Luncheon was daintily served
at one There will be no more meet
ings of the club until fan
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-06-07

Miss Blanche Fees gave a SUM
hor party last night, having as guests
Mrs Bernard B. Brldgowater and the
Misses Floy and Anna Turner and
Lucy Rhea
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-06-07

Mr and Mrs a. NJ Gammau and
Their family, consisting of dauSh-
ter. Miss Quenna Gamman. son. MI
Arthur Gamman, and Mr. Mcintosh
who is also TO be q member of the
household have come from Chelsea
to make Tulsa their home They will
he at Hotel Tulsa and with
friends until the completion of Their
home on South Denver avenue.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-06-07

The last game of the Thursday Auc-
ton club for the season was played
with Mrs w ID. Frisby an hostess
and Mrs w W Lockhart and Mrs.
X f. Morley as guests outside the
membership. Mrs Horace e. John
son won the club prize OF a cut glass
nappe the guest favor going tn Mra