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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-17
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2eier gum preife 6eioeIbergs ert6.
men IaFen; alien borun itsbt 4Itmei'
tier gOetbs:
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Gid, alien, r~eidbefrdnsten 6arRenbai
Eu1 eruB id, boAe, ~oi1tuHlnubtl
g1ime,
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1904 nuf Dem SdlOHs:
ysShr grauen a6aenbil6er, feb gegrlbt
Sbr NonurHeHte al Der @oruc.s @rabl
@ie iiber enA Der MoIfe GtroIn erts
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Iauf;
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2endu. Ser Gdnatr Des Delts
fdmerses, bat dIs STUDENT in 9eis
bel6erg gslebt uno Der Ruint Elm
~flonqpones, titfempFunoenes Ge6i4i
boz ~erriter Zrausr getpei1t;
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Sdt IN frnber Strait gebIi9t.
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@laHdes reihe MenfdeHIeben."
Clemens grfntanO ldBt Den mans
oernosn GtuOenten fingen:
.rnD fpie i1 gen bic griide idauf,
curt i5 ben Nedar raulnen lnut,
Ser MonD IhieH bsH gum GDr bereins
@ie feite @riid aab fIaren G1ein,
limo bintennt BAT CRIME 8eIg.
SM ging nod nidht IN uein' oerbern.
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Cd himlneIGnm b0s Eteru0eselt.
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st nimulf gen Nbgnb leiHet 2nif,
u tilt 0ns aanb Iih HerrIih auf.
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mas ipfe an@ WaterEnnn ih ondtf.
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lndpt.
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lptibh ii bsK It Fngt:
QaimK llsb Id Gid don mSlle
mir sur 2niK
aQallfr ngsllfn IND CIT INfIifsH
susiIlIes 2itD,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-17
2Ibb. 2.

Die 3ablrtidsn, paitHidmtlih ass
Itiibten GriinoungeH baden stpar Elm
gteifbarts RsIullat BIC bsuts nod
mot gu s~r5ieIen psrmo6t, od Te ale
msbr ooer min6sr an irasnO sinsm
puntt gu piinTdsn iibrig IaFen;
trobosm beItsbt in fatmanniIdeR
arsiIsn ois 5offmna, OdB e. m6o,
LID isin miro. in abIsbbarsr 3tit
cine prattifd brau6bars Qnssiae0or.
lidtung auf @runoIags bisIer Gr.
%finounssn 81 io~niiruisrsu. sc 6irfts
oaber i'm aqgemtinsn SnlsreFe lie
gen, aus ben sinseInsn gruppsn fols
qs an 5dno bon Mpoelsn al De-
lnonftrieren:
/. 8Orri6tungen, Bel Ssnen Sis
Observation-Disclosures bon Qlaiins
gum an3eigm BEG @rub,ns
saits beHubt nirb: Sn qbb. 1
(Sdlagpettsrun5siger bon Rsniepib)
Der StrOmT6IuB oaour6 bsrs
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-17
pfIaarra NIT nrndsIuft,
3cue beutife Griinoung, bic uenisrr
Strait Nufbictnug %uerlangt.
/ bcuie. 2 ah8petb

9as Ginrammen BON gflaHerittis
uen, ODER pqn ttQenbuel4en pflaiisrs
6l5den, lift ale 6anoarbsit 3iemli9
%unitrengeno un6 erforoert beoeutenoe
p6Diiiae Strait, aud fpenu crit nads
BET nit MafGineusW ai3e Oas 9fIalttr
i'm gan3en Do1enos ftlt uno etsi6s
mdBig gemudt pirb.
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lamb einen Qppcrdt erfunosn, ipslder
0rudIuft 81 6ilie uimmt, I'm Die
pflaiteriteiue otsr sbl0de in oen gos
Oen 3u treibsn.
Bon fpeitem feht 6erIetbe beinabe
ME cine qumpe gum 6iiGen bon
3neira0s@ ummireifeu aug. er lit ies
0o6 9roBer, al8 iel6It Die grDBten
Rummern jsuer gumpen. Gs 1T Elm
Ginrammungs Qpparat, peI6er siu1r
nod INNER nit beioen 6dnoen Be-
tpegt miro, aber 3ufii6rung pnsumas
tiiaer araft aug elmer betpssIifen
8rudlufts Qnlage er6dlt. 2ebere mira
nit @afolin betrieben, ebenfo ipie Der
&raftpdgen, in peldsm iie ii4 befins
oct; un0 Die 9rudluft miro our6 eis
men. nit 0rabt umpunoenen Gdlou6
in oas Ginrammungs : Mert3sug ges
Istttt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-17

rubigem Stanoort b~rrpsnobar Fein,
trnnsn oaber als trdabare @orrids
tunser nidt in 8etrddt toHmsn.
A.. 8orridtungen, Bel Oenen Der
@rubengassebuIt 0urd Jeltftaung
Gts fpe3ifiI6en Gepidts beTtimmt
miro. Bel Oieier gruppe follsn an
MngebaIten befinOIide 5oFltDrpsr
inter GinnirtIHg 6ss GrubsngalsS
asbOben fpetbsa uuD 10 ben Gtroms
irsis fdlieBsn. SIN abb. 4 (G.s4.
BON MIbers uHO GpsrOid) miro Der
Doblt0rpsr a an MagsbaIten b 0urG
0as @slpidt + uusbdldrNiert, pdb
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-17

rno IdiieBt ben 6abn oss Guft3us
fiibruugsrOhrss, 10 baB Die dlamme
iEfOlgc 2uftmaugtls erIildt. Die
SsleH3elle miro BON Der 3emperatur
bseinfluBt, luoour6 ibre 3uDerlGHi9s
felt in 5rage gsitelt miro. Aud tit
tie Qntuenoung 6isfer 4ppdrate Su
EmitdnOli9. 6ie erfdeinen i'm 8rus
6enbstriebe fir ben ein5elnsn gergs
mann Ddber ungeeigHet.
Die 9eItimmung oes Grubengdss
ssbaIies 1T aud ouf atuHiIdem Mes
81 srfOI9t. 81 TuAte profeFor 8.
Gorbes oeu @fboIt onrd aIanguns
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-17

GttiutObls oOsr tritt in 5orm bon
GdsqusIen. fog. .gldIern", ouf.
Cine brittle art entitebt 6urh Gnts
%fpuHnung i'm Snnern Der aoblens
fl6be. Dos @as bri4t 6unn pI1s /,
lid nit GROCER GepnIt bsrpor.
fir ole Observation-Disclosures
lift Is bon gr6Btsr Mi9tigttit, hnB fe
i6On auf gang ssrings Mengsn BON
0~rubengas - stpd 10 - reagits
rer. DisfeIbsn miHsn oaber BON
IOdfer GubtiIitdt, gleid3eitig dber
aud fir ben tGgli6en Ge6rdu6 bes
muRasrIei ginfIiiHen ausgeIebttn
Responsibilities geeignst ftin.
GdlusenOs @ettsr issen fi9 be-
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-17

bartlett 0es Snitruments einen qiins
ii8tu ginOrud geippuHm."
Grtpdbrt lei nod, ooB grofsFpr
8r. 6dber fi9 f6on lauge uuf ole
fem @ebiste betdtigt Bot, Gr 1T aud
Der @rfin6sr oes Observation-Disclosures,
pelHer ebenfalls. oura geDbaGtung
Der o5raun6oferfaen ainien" TN
Gfdt our 5eitftellung 0es grubeus
0osgebalteB oisut.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-17

ranb Q Ole bstaunls @nasiasborrifi
tuna BARTLETT. Der GtromfaubfiifI
d un0 Die perIitlbare aur6sl Q oiei
men oa5u. sinsu Stromtrsis btbuIl
ansl0iung sints a%Iarm5stdsns 81
fbIisbsn. = 9itie @pparait fnS
nur ortsfeit su berntnOsM. @eI
gIsidJtitisem Quitrsteu BON aobIsn'
durs Iino fe psrtIos.
8. @orrimtunasn, fpeIbe oie Gr,
plofousidbigitit Der @~rubengaie gu
tbrtm Qahpeis b~tripenoeu: Die gtp,
pardte oieier qbteiluna sei6nsn HG
ouourd aus, bab Der GtromI6lub
eurd Die In elmer Robre i'm tompris
misricH 3uitauot bffinoIi6en Gass
stmsnss. infolgt bor5sitissr GrpIes
iion, gsIdlofsn miro. On qbb. 8
(S.sa. BON RiifO pir6 Ourd Ore.
Lung Der @hsibe a i'm 3BIinosr bsr
9olbtn b btipsgt Der our6 ooB 8ens
Ill c 4ubtnluft In ben 3plin0sr
iaugt. @slan9t 0ur6 G6tbsn0res
lung Der Giul6nitt i an ben Be
riibunssitift e.. 70 i9Iitbt T9 Der
Stromtrtis, po0urh i'm 9pliuorr
cine slettrif9e GHtIaoung tntitebt,
Die bti elmer bsIiimmten Wlengs @rus
ttnqds cine GrpIoTipn hrbetfiihrt.
9ierourh pirb Der aolbtH + geqen
ofn aontait & gsialsuotrt uuO 81,
eIeltriide Campo h bsgiunt our9
Sdlisbung hes Stromtufts 3u
bremen. - 9isls 9urri6tungeu ba.
ben Den RahtsiI bab Ie oas Cru
erit 0unn nahptiIsn, tuenu
e srpIuiibel eeporoeu 1T, mas BEL
rsbr ais $50 geiaiebt, pdbreno in
Der 9raris Elm gang seringer gros
nahgelpieIen tper0sn muB.
6. 9orridtungtn. ole aus Der DO.
mountaineering Der 2uft bsi Der.
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ie Otsis beItimmen: gfbb. 6 (S.rq.
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gsfiiater QeoerIud a miro
Jurh ben 5cbsl b 70 melt gs6obsn,
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, CREDIT. 2sBtsrsr iuugt our&
oes SebtIarms Die 3u unters
Qubsnluit an. Sierauf miro
yer SabH esihIoEsn unb Die in Der
befin0Ii6s qlatiuIpiraIs gum
gebraht. Da mad Der
!uftubtiibluna oas Guedflbsr i'm
Pobrs c iteigt, 70 fam aus Der
5r0Bs Der Gteigtrung an Ser 8ro0s
iuteiluns Der gro3entioB an Grue
,engas abgeleien per6en. d 6ient
mr ols 4us9leiasrobr. Die llns
auf S6ldgptttsr oautrt
ei oisien 4pparaten su LANCE, un0
lie 5eititenuug bes Gasesbalts i'll
u umItdnbIid, 70 odB ie fir einen
tp0bnli9eu. gsrgmunn nt9t geeigs
et iiHo.
Z. 9orri6tlngtn, Bel 6enen Ole
lenOsrung Der 2i9tItdrte gum Rods
.tts bon 9rubengaien oient: 8ors
fperOsn in 6ieier Grippe
5slen3euen benuBt fpelne betannts
ID BEL heller gsFtrabIung Die 81
babel Den elettrif6ea
;trom 6ur6HF Su a6b. II,
bon 8utD miro our6 Die
i6brs a QuBtuIuft 5ugefibrt. Die
isoriggeitelIte 9ausrflamme miro
lra ben GidH6ubmantel b pons
dn0ig ber6edt. Sritt grubenIuft
n, 70 bsr9r0Bsrt iid bic 5lamme
no bsitrabIt Die GeIen3eas c, Die III
IN Stromtreis oes Glementes d
ngeidlofeu 1T. Dur6 9erminoes
ing 6ss 8iosrfanOeg Der 3sqe IdBt
; ben eIettriidsn Strom In Der;
Irttem WlaBs bin6urh, mas our6 &
{ Raoel oes @dIbdnometers G uns !
pirb. lin elmer GrpIoTipn 2.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-17

Ter auBenIuft p~or3ubeugsn, 1T I'm
Sdornitsin Elm fsines 8rabtqeflecht,
fDDie elm Slid lei6ti9melsenoes
Mletdq I angs6rd6t. 8ei elmer oes
90bs Der Blamme fdat oieIes
our9 6ds 8o6r r in Die Gdale 5
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-17

Sn Der 8emdtbeaus
fteIIung. Dame: .9ds 1T bo9
febr unipnbrf9einli9, baB Della,
ipie ouf jenem Bible bnrgeItslt, benz
SimfoH bic Saare abi6neipst.
Strr: eqbsr piefp, gnd0iass
JrduIsin bag tommt ood ale
9oge por, bob Elm @eriisbier Scare
laifea mug
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-17

Qi4t nlir fam our9 TOl6e ltnler.
itiBung bisie arbeit aud bon be0su'
tend peniger trdftigen 2euten geIeiItst
tper6su, Ion6ern es miro bs6auptet.
oaB ii4 l6er OiermdI iubieI 3uip.ssn
brin9en laiie, tpte mad Der alien Ire
t6ooe au8i4lieBlifer Sanodrbsit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-17

numb finen qrsis BON 5000 IN.
iir cine I'm gtlrieb braudbars, NIT
aapsrldH iaem MssttraHtigtr perIts
benz, slsttrif6s grubmlamps ousgt,
i6rieben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-17
@eSantcniplittcr.

NiemanO fibIt fi6 70 psnig su
Saule tpie - Der !SnusIebrer.
gei iriibreiftn Qeuten - unb bos
1T ibr Wibbebagen = itebt bas III
Ter hires Settles i'm DiberTpru9 ~
rem 8eiit i6re2 Differs.
Die aette, an Der Elm Mnnn am
idperiten trdgt, 1T bic Rotetts.
y
Mdnder, benz cine 5rau oIs
i96nite Iugenpeibe erf6ienen mar,
ertennt 3u ipdt, mas fir Elm G9of
CT geipeIen 1T.
SO 1T beFer, elm aabltDpF oia
sir 5otItopf gu fein.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-17

Sn Der magiFratss
fibung. pMeine Strrsn, ber
Springbrunnen i'm yort muB ers
ridtet iperber, unb ipenn ct NOD
msbr Staab aufpirbsIt.~
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-17

Die 5rausn maiden ieitier Elm
unre6t gull, a!s Dab is Is singsltss
ben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-17
FeItfa'ne II t u-ilrhlamr.
a%raftpaorrt, Der User bonn Stnntsfupis
tul BON SSabo baumelte.

Quffduig nm ieoeu preis, - 6as
1T Die 0eDiie Der msiitsn ameritaner,
ipem Te cine Sa6e an3eigen D0er
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-03
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Home truths are peculiar body OF
Facts. Every real family has more
or less yulumiuous accumulation of
thom-thc accumulation of each fam
Ily being very like that ut every other
family in main outline, but elaborated
90 ht various situations and idlosy-
CruDIcs.
Probably since earliest history small
Nrothcrs have thought their older sis
ters stuck up' ana older sisters have
thought their small brothers rude.
AND probably since earliest history
they have voiced their opinions In eK-
trcmcly simple, direct Saxon terms.
But Ike many other fashioned
things, home truths seem 10 have
fallen into dlsroputo Of late This
docs not mean that they are not Of
Tered with the same caEcrntss and
emphasis as Of yore, but that now
adays II Is the fashion for them TO be
disdaiufuNy repudiated by the should
bee recipient For instance, II a young
girl Is assured by her friends that she
is dchghtfully ylvacious, and when
her mother tells her graNcly that II Is
not VlNaclty but pcrtncss the young
girl is very apt To toss her head
NFaclously or peruy, according to
whichever standard you accept-anl,
rcmarking that her mother does not
understand her. seek the ConsOla-
ton of more admiring friends. A
woman who likes 10 think she is an
accomplished coquette disbelieves a
disguised family when they remark
she is a vulgar nirt
Home truths must have a great deal
Of vitality to persist after so many
years Of cold reception and scanty
entertainment But they have vitality
and they viii always exist as long AS
the human family endures. The reason
is simple
The family is the most indestruct-
ihlo organization in the world. The
true family is bound together by ties
nearer and dearer than any other ties
on earth.
Your family loves you, not because
you are clever or beautiful or agree
able, but simply because you are your
self, and its affection is the most dis
interested affection there Is. In spite
Of the unkind tartness OF many home
truths, they are, as a rule, largely
prompted by love, and therefore they
deserve more credence than they usu-
ally get.
Home truths are the real truths.
Do not despise them because you can
hear pleasanter things elsewhere DO
not think that your family do not un-
derstand you, They understand you
well enough And they not only un-
derstand but they really care-and
that is why the home truth is the
most valuable truth you are likely to
hear Selected.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-03
y. Chapter, u. L.. d,

The fortnightly meeting OF y. chap
ter, p r. O., drew quite large num-
Der Of the members to the home Of
Mrs Edward Mccoy yesterday after
noon, at which time an unusually
pleasant session ensued.
For the instruction and enjoyment
OF the members at this time Mrs.
Horace p. Anderson, who visited Pam
nina last year. talked about the canal,
the country and people. Mrs Ander-
eon's impressions were both interest
Ing and pleasing
The meeting then became Of q So
cial nature and refreshments were
served in two courses. Miss Edith
Metzger OF Pueblo, Colo, was a guest.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-03
u. A, r. Inauguralcs Rcllcf rund.

Mrs John $. Garyle opened her
lovely home for the first time yestcr-
day afternoon, the initial affair gracinE
this new abode being tho December
meeting of the Daughters Of the
American Revolution. Bouquets of
yellow chrysanthsmums gave the sim
PIE decoration needed and were most
effective.
The program number upon this oc-
casion was given by Mrs. James B.
Robinson, who painted a charming
word picture Of Social Life in Old
Virginia" Education and culture
were the standards upon which ones
social position was based. and tho
hospitality OF the period was unsur-
passed. Mrs. John NJ. Ward con-
Quoted tho parliamentary drill.
Belgian relief fund was inauR-
urated at this time and Mrs Garvlo,
Mrs. F. +. Shallenberger, Mrs Rob
inson and Mrs. l.. l.. Doyle were sp-
pointed a committee 10 arrange the
details Of plan for securing funds.
In the delightful social hour which
followed the program and business.
refreshments were served. Mrs. John
Davis Hail, regent Of Oklahoma,
poured and Miss Jacqueline Parker
Of ST. Louis sister Of Mrs. Garyie,
assisted in passing the plates.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-03

Reservations for the Saturday even
ing dinner at the Tulsa Country club
should be made by Friday evening,
according to an announcement by q
member Of the entertainment com
mittee No orders will DO received
after that time.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-03

The annual Xmas bazaar Of the
Trinity Guild Will Dee held Saturday
December 3, beginning at 10 a. m, in
the Daniels building Among the fea-
lures of this bazaar viii bc "a tea room
and blacSbird pie. Xmas card
booth and food markct.--Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-03

Plans for the festivities Of holiday
week are already under way and will
include number Of dances and other
affairs I'm entertainment OF visitors
and the girls ana men who are oN-
p,rtod home for the Chrstmastide.
Among the tentative events are tho
Country clubs New Years dance. and
o dance ut which tho Bonanza club
boys win bo hosts Tho 1ks. too.
plan 10 add 90 the calendar with somo-
thing iu entertainment OF tho mem
beers and friends
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-03

Christmas opening at the Studio
Shop Thursday and Friday after
noon and evening. Mrs Lucia T..
Bartlett and Mrs Addio Eckcrt. Sec
ond floor Ohio buLIling Adv
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-03

Il Journey from Haileyvine to NcAles-
ter, distance of fifteen miles in
ticket for which trip he had invested
the sum Of thirty cents
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-03

Ladies of the Baptist church Will
hold a Christmas bazar az Genets fur
niture store, between Fourth and
Fifth on Main, Thursday and Friday
December 3 and Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-03

A rehearsal Of the Polyhymnia club
is announced for this evening at 1925
in the commercial club.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-03

Mrs, F, y Nye entertained with a
children's party, celebrating the elev-
enth anniversary OF her daughter
Leila Nye, on Tuesday evening,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-03

Dancing class for beginners will be
opened Friday night, December 4, at
s o'clock. 1l4i2 South Boston. Il. l.
Burke, instructor.-Ad
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-03

Mr.. and Mrs Rex l.. Dawson an
nounCe the birth OF a baby son,
Rex ir,. on sunday November 20
Mrs Dawson was Miss Edna Bclford
before her marriage
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-03

at a dancing party last evening al the
X G. hall, entertaining about thirty
couples Of young folk.
Saturday evenings dinner at the
Country club, the second Of series
planned for the winter season, is 10
he for the special deleCtation of the
members who do not dance and prom
iScS 10 exceed all expectations.
Dinner is to be served at $3.50 and
will be informal Then win follow
the surprise which the committee has
in store, and which promises to be
something out Of the ordinary The
later evening hours will be given over
to the dancers OF the party. Mrs. r.
w. Sinclair, who is TO be hostess, has
asked the assistance of Mr.. and Mrs,
George r. Williamson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Haskell, the Misses Pauline
Gamman Maude Painter and Mae
Evans, and Messrs. Victor Martin,
Earl Graham and Jess Terry.
Mrs. Joseph Conway was the reCipi-
ent of a pleasant surprise rendered by
party OF friends in honor of her
birthday, which was an event of the
early week The evening hours were
spent in playing tive-hundred and re-
freshments were served with Lorene
Bryan and Helen York assisting. Dur
ing the evening Mrs. Conway was pre-
sented with kodak Of the latest
model. Guests of the party We're Mr..
and Mrs. w. d. Bryan, Mr.. and Mrs.
Dan Binnell Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Weineke, DR.. and Mrs. c, A. Selby,
Mrs. W. NJ. Conway, the Misses Dora,
Anna and Lexina Conway, ANA Messrs.
Myron Mather, p. O. Smith, Fred
Offieman and John Fritz
Members OF the Ladies' Aid society
of the Second Baptist church, together
with their husbands, about thirty-tive
in all, took possession of the home OF
their pastor Rev. G. A. Cannady and
Mrs Cannady, quite Unexpectedly
Tuesday evening.
The occasion was Mrs. Cannady's
borthday and the prime object OF the
visit Of the congregation was TO pre-
sent her with set of fine china. Mrs,
r. r. Allen, president Of the society,
made the presentation speech, assur-
ing Mrs. Cannady OF the esteem in
which she is held by its members.
Sandwiches, cake and coffee were
served by committee.
Mr. and Mrs T. j. Quinn enter
tained the Nolava club for its fort
nightly meeting on Tuesday evening,
and the occasion was one of the pleas
ATTEST which it has been the privilege
IF the club to enjoy so far this sea-
son. H!gh-fve was named as tho
game Of the evening and the prizes
we're carried away by Mr.. and Mrs /
=. B. Farquharson of the members !
who received silk tie and box OF
handke I'd chiefs, and Mr.. NJ, j. McNulty |
md Mrs. G. S. Berger Of the guests, |
whose awards were a tie and book OF /
-ecipes In pretty binding. A two
curse supper was served with Mrs. |
L. =. Quinn and Miss Bell Quinn as
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Mr.. and Mrs Kurtz Kellam Of To-
peka who have been guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. T. W. Sinclair for a few
days, are returning home today.
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Or. and Mrs Francis. osteopaths
Bliss Bldg Phone 4525, Residence
l920.-Adv.
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DR.. and Mrs l. J. Wright, 1922
Perryman, entertained the Mistletoe
club and several additional guests for
pleasant evening of cards the first
of the week.
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Mr. A. c. Walsh of Dallas, Tex,
has concluded several days visit to
his mother, Mrs. r. G. Walsh and
family on South Cheyenne avenue.
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Christmas opening at the Studio
Shop Thursday and Friday after
noon and evening. Mrs. Lucia r..
Bartlett. and Mrs. Addia Eckert. Sec
ond floor Ohio building Adv.
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Mr. and Mrs Harry w. Kiskaddon
of North Denver avenue have as their
guest Miss Myrtle Laughln Of Pitts
burgh, Pa.
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tlstlug the hostess Mtssrs and Mes
danes NJ McNuIty and 4 J Quinn
ana Mrs q s Berger were special
suests
Iho J.! young matroub aud prls
Who form the membership uf the
"wednesday Morning Auction club
were all present for the first time this
season at the game with Mrs Archl-
bald l. Smith as hotess yesterday
Mrs wallace Carney scored highest
ana received tho favor Of h,auti-
ful flower bowl A delightfW lunch
con WAS served at one Mrs n q.
smith assisted the hostess through
ou' tAe morning Next weeks game
viii De played iu the home N Mrs.
Ralph Lockwood
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CHURCH SOCIETIES.
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The west side circle of the Altar
society Of Holy Family Catholic
church will meet today at o'clock
in the sub-story OF the church.
The W. NJ s. of Boston Avenue VI.
+. church will meet today for election
OF officers.
The Missionary society of Tigert
Memorial church will meet today at
315 with Mrs l.. c. Pruett, 919 North
Denver avenue.
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The Calendar for Thursday.
Reservations for Dinner,

Mrs. Charles +. Roeser Ia hostess ut
initial meeting Of sewing club.
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The meeting of the United Daugh-
ters of the Confedoracy on Saturday
is to be held with Mrs w. T. Brady.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Robertson are
parents Of a son, whose birth occurred
yesterday.
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Mrs Charles Wesley West, who has
been quite III AZ her suite In Hotel
Tulsa, Is conValescent Mrs West IS
suffering with an acute attack of tom
silitis.
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