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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-20

TABLE l-Ootts1 swiss, plain and
bordered 9crIm 2G.lngh SlkOllne
anl q and 81 inch gretnnuss all
pllors l5c values Sale Price IN
yard ...... ..........
TABLE 2-Bordsrsd and plain
srrlms nets and ,retouu,- good
patterns ami ,Dlors - fabrics ln
The great sale Lr
Yard .... ........ Ivy
TABLE -Narqulsstte, voIles ana
a.rims also beautiful line uf ur.
nets 80 20 4s inches Wide 80 and
7s.lnch 0retonnea ln 3sC OE 4
values foE yard ..... ........ GOf
TABLE t-Plaln and fancy nets
madras and marquisrtfe7 With lace
taI lr1usfitrhed BARRIERS. new and
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-20
Special Lots OF High Grade Silks
S1.05 Yard

Broken lines Of plain ana fancy tliSs that
formerly aOd UP 90 tl50 yd MateTiaa
are crepes chsrmeuse and vrepe popllns.
cuors include black and all popular shades
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-20

state Fair Visitors. Take advantage
Mammoth BROCK Brown Consolidation su
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-20
Consolidation Sale OF THINNING,

A. the Hsluhth Of Trimming season
Twenty pieces Of fancy Sl4 A.7yrrs
fine quality protty patterns ..Iura ara
navy. black EIlt rose, wi'' Of. ls
inches wide. values TO so o.. wu
Brock Consolidation price. 90
yard COS
one hundred pieces Of Novel;, Trim.
mlugr, fnuoy braids and irIuH.. .orr
prices from lyu To 60g yaI. E.
Consolidation price yard ~
Hloh class Novelty Btaids. RUo.rfs.
edge and headings, many r.N eG
f,"tH in pink sky and lave, 10. I,.
90 81 OU, ln this great Sale OEc
yard ..... .......... |OO
Odd LOT of Thinning Buttons
A conIolldatlor Of tho Brow aros-
stocks finds Us with too mtn. tlliuna
hence this wonderful sale iu.H.igg val
uss 20 q 10 dozen lr fRuc} r.ff.ut. aI
styles and Dolors very spscia .9r TO-
dozen .......... u
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-20

et 'luHive patterns In CrrtOnnes tOr
ruueh or box coverings laundry bags
and Ovcrdwpes values 20 4sC !Og
the Brown Brock OOnsolha 9EA
ton Sale. yard ............... JJN
Curtalnt--'o0 pair lace curtains
values TO 81 5v f1r 0E4
pair .......... JJN
rs pair Of lace curtains IN good
patterns MO values for C1 40
the Great Sale pair ..... plsfJ
DO pair see. vollss and mar.
lulsettr curtains. gcEu htluu sizes
yelges to o. t5 Sale e. OE
price ... Pl.JJ
90 par ODD curtains az one bsrf
price
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-20
Towels and Towelinqs
Draperies and Curtains at
Consolidation Prices

wbeb saving yooan YOU
tables
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Domestics, Sheets, Pillow Cases

sc White IVORY Muslin 7c
70 lueH Capitalization SaIo ~
i2.gc Blehohed MuslIn-36.
inch. .onSolidatlun Hsle o.
yard ........... ~
a1.5c Haf Bleachsd Muslin
Consolidation Sale. G.
yard W
90 psppsroH shsotInu
lADNchtd. Consolidation Or
SaIe yard )N
VI. psrcales-36 Inch. How.
and dark Consolidation IN.
EuIr wv
zoe pillow Cnses-sIrss 40 ~
20 Consolidation Sale *
per pair .......... AoS
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-17
THE HAIR THAT
ARTISTS ADMIRE.

Ask an artist what he considers the
chief charm OF beautiful hair and he
will answer that he looks for even
color, briIlianoe and looseness that
eliminates any hard. definite lines.
Naturally beautiful and healthy hair
are obtained by retaining a perfectly
clean head. In washing the hair 1t Ia
not advisable to use q makeshift. but
always use a preparation made for
shampooing only. You can enjoy the
best that Is known for about three
cents shampoo by getting q package
Of canthrox from your druggist; dis
solve a teaspoonful in . cup OF hot
water and your shampoo Is ready
After Its use the hair dries rapidly
with uniform color. Dandrun. excess
oil and dirt are dissolved and entirely
disappear. Your hair will be SO FUZZY
that II viii look much heavier than
Il 10. Its lustre and softness will also
delight you. while the stimulated scalp
gains the health which insures hair
growth.--Adv.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-17
". r. I.

Blacksburg. Va. Jan. 'i6.--R T. Ell
lett; assistant treasurer and registrar
of the Virginia Polytechnic Institute,
has resigned that position to take the
managership OF the w. c. Elicit Drug
Company. Blacksburg. made vacant by
the death OF William b. Penick early
in December. Branch Bocock will have
charge OF the work in the registrars
ONCE temporarily.
Tuesday. January 10. Lees birthday,
is a holiday for the students and that
afternoon formal exercises In connec-
ton with the opening OF the new field
house will be held. From TO 4
o'clock visitors Will be shown over tho
house by committees OF the cadets and
then President Eggleston. chairman Of
the building committee. win turn over
the building to the athletic associa-
ton, Professor Clarence Miles will re-
cefve 1t on behalf of the association
and DR.. Carol NJ Newman will also
make brief address as a representa-
tive OF the faculty. The field house Ii
now complete In every detail and used
daily by an increasing number OF the
students.
An event OF the week was the pre-.
sentation In assembly hall Friday night
of the extravaganza "A Vision of Old
Japan" by twenty-eight young ladies
from the Radford Normal. under ths
management Of the Bugle Board. Mon.
day night of next week three-aet
comedy. THE Coloners Maid Will b.
given in the 7. NJ. c. A. hall BY the
members OF the Biacksburg and Game
pus Music and Dramatic Club.
Professor w. p. Saunders, Or tha
dairy department. spoke 70 tbs nnSssa !
bers OF the Glover creamery dairy -
IN Roanoke TuesdAy sight
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-17

returned home. after visiting r. N
Fletcher, in Warrenton.
Mrs Charles Nash Reid. who has
been spending IA week with her sister,
Mrs Herbert Whftehurst, has return
ed 70 Norfolk.
Miss Mary Lyon Tyler. who spent
Christmas with her parents In VIII
liamsnurg, has returned to Richmond,
and Is the guest Of Mrs. w w.
Archer. sos East Franklin Street.
Mrs Alexander G. Brown is at Ola
Point. the guest of her sister and
Lieutenant and Mrs.
Sperry.
Colonel w. Gordon McCaoe II In
New York TO spend a short time.
Miss Gladys Crump. of Washing
ton, Is the guest OF Mrs. Edgar Al
len, in West Grace Street
Mr.. and Mrs 3. Harris, of Rich
mond, who have been the guests OF
Mrs. c. e. Gallyon. in Chase City. for
several weeks, have returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Taylor. IL.
are the guests of Judge and MrA
william B. Martin, in Norfolk.
Miss Julia LAnghorne. who has
been the guest Of Miss Virginia Allan,
has returned to Portsmouth.
c. B. Richardson is visiting X. q
Byrd. in covington.
Misu Eugenia Fairfax. of LsesburI.
IL visiting friends and relatives In
Miss Esther N Barney has return
cd to FredericksburE. after spending
several days here.
Charles r, Walford. secretary OF
the Business Mems Club. IL confined
to his horne en- Hanover Avenue with
an attack of grippe.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-17

Poweli has recently returned from
abroad. and he will give a true glimpse
o. what - really taking place there
Mrs. John Hunter will be chairman
OF the afternoon.
Other Weddings This Week.
The wedding OF Miss Louise Peyton
Jenkins, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs,
Luther Jenkins to Edward Winslow
ware. will take place on Tuesday
evening at $50 o'clock In the home
or the brides parents, 1889 Monu-
ment Avenue. After March /, Mr..
and Mrs. Ware will be at home in
Brookiine. Mass.
Another wedding, of the week Ia
that OF Miss Hazel Ross Faulconer,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. George w.
Faulconer. to DIR. J. Clinton Dunford.
or Portsmouth. The ceremony will
take place Wednesday evening. at
$50 O'Clock, at sos North Mea dow
Street After February 10. DR.. Dun
ford and his brsde will make their
home In Portsmouth
Engagements Announced.
An interesting engagement recently
announced Is that OF Miss Ann Rob-
erts Garth daughter OF Mr. and Mrs.
William Garth, 81 "Ingieside." near
the University of Virginia, to DR..
I.
The wedding. which is to take place
during the month of April. will be
one OF the most brilliant OF the East n
season.
Announcement has been made of
the engagement OF htss Ethel May
puDnavant. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. NJ. Dvnnayant, to Mr.. Joe Pervis,
Of this city. Early in February the
wedding wifi be solemnized
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Tiffey Sale
have announced the engagement and
approaching marriage Of their daugh-
ter, Virginia. to James Warren Saw
ege, the ceremony To take place on
saturday morning, January 80. IN the
home Of the brides parents, soi Third
Avenue, Highland Park.
Bridge Tournament
Fourteen tables were engaged in
the bridge tournament Friday night at
the Wonan's Club. Mrs George AM
orose Allen making the highest score.
The February tournament will be
played on the I9tn OF that uloutl.
OF Virginia Interest.
Says a Baltimore exchange.
The wedding OF Miss Katherine
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-17

O'Clock. Committees vii, be appoint
ed and plans made for tie annual
mid-winter entertainment. which IS TO
be given the week before Lent In
the Bellevue School auditorium.
The hancel Chapter Of the Church
Of the Ascension. Highland Park, will
give silver tea on Wednesday az
ternooa. January 20. from TO 6
o'clock. 1T the residence OF Mira. Shell
Bishop. on Fourth Avenue, Highland
Park. The occasion promises TO be
4 most interesting one, and the PIT b.
lie is asked to be present
Personals.
Mrs William Fl. White is the guest
Of her son, Mr. w. II. White, Jr., and
Mrs. White. at their home in Nor
folk.
Miss Lucy Patton. of Lexington. lie
visiting Miss Elizabeth Preston
J. A. C. Keith. of warrenton. spent
some time in Richmond Last week as
the guest of relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. S. Latham have
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-17
Second Cotillion
Event Of This Week
TO RENNO OLD S.
BRANCH WEDDING ISSUED.
WEDDINGS OF INTEREST.

The most interesting social event of
this week will be the second dance of
Bachelors Cotillion Club. which will
the. ballroom Of the jefferson Hotel
ana will be a beautiful affair In every
detail. All sorts OF novel and attrac-
i've favors will be given. and the
guests will be seated at small tables
arranged around the wallis. after the
fashion of soiree dansant. The Of
ncers Of the club include: George
Fitzgerald. PRESIDENT: Lewis A.
LArus. vice-pY esident, and William G.
Miller. secretary and treasurer. and
the board OF governors consists Of
John Lea. Peyton Fleming. p. ].
Skubbs. Jr.. and w. Hodges Mann, Jr.
Cabell, Mrs. Walter s. Mcneil. Mrs
G. G. Barksdalc. Mrs. st. George
Bryan ana Mrs. BARTON Wise
Invitations Issued
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kerr Branch
have issued Invitations for the mar
riaes of their daughter. Zayde Pan
croft. to EdmAnd' Addison Rennol
son OF Mrs Robert @. Rnnolds
OF 2o2 East franklin Street. and the
late r. G.. Rennolds. The ceremony.
which will be a large and fashion
able event, will take place In St.
Paurs Episcopal Church at I o'clock
on Wednesday. February 10. I'm
medtately after tho ceremony a we'd
ding breakfast will be served at 1880
home OF the brides grandfather. John
p. Branch.
Tea At Country Club
Mrs, Barton II. G'rundy ia enter
tanning quite informally at tea this
afternoon nj the Country Club of Viz
E1nia, The guests are asked TO meet
Miss Florence Flynn. OF Washington.
who Is Mrs. orundy's houss guest for
severai days.
Winchester Wedding.
tociety in Richmond and through
out the State is deeply Interested In
the wedding CT Miss Marie Donaldson
Ames. daughter OF Mr. and Mrs
Joseph Blanchard Anes, Of Post on
70 Ensign Richard Evelyn Byrd. Jr
United Slater Navy, son OF Mir. and
Mrs. Richard Evelyn Byrd. Of Rich
nond and Winchester. The ceremony
wi; take place at the country estate
II the brides parents near Win
chester, o, Wednesday. January 20
Mrs, Ames was formerly Miss Helen
Andrews. of Winchester. and has
many frien}s and relatives In Viz
gtnis, and number Of prominent
people will &C from Richmond to at
end the wedding.
Society ut 1heater.
&nl1rt society was very much in
evidence at each performance at the
Academy Of Music during Maude
ADAMS engagement here. and several
lsox rarties vers given. Friday even
~ the Misses Stewart, OF Brook
gi'!." gave box party in honor o.
Miss Ellen Wright Wise. Mr. and
ars, Cotesworth Pinckney chaperoned
the affair and the guests included Miss
Wise, Miss Ellen yuiiic, Miss Mary
Lyon Tyler. Miss Janet Jones, and
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-17
SOCIETY.
& = x =,
William Trigg, Erskine Buford. Pal,
mer Leigh ard DR.. Dan Talley.

william Trigs, Erskine Buford. Pal
mer Leigh ard DR.. Dan Talley
The same evening Miss Mary Will
Jams entertained at box party.
when the guests included Mr.. and
Mrs Gordo1 Smith, Miss Nora RAN
dolph, Edlovc Donnan and Thomas
VILLA ms.
Others noted in the boxes on FRI
day Were Miss Jean Trigg, Miss Aiiene
Stokes. Miss Helen Stevens, Miss Mary
Moulton, Miss Essie Archer, Miss
Fannie Crenshaw and Mills Neal
Some OF those seen in the audience
were Mr.. ard Mrs. Frank Mccarthy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Goodwin Boykin, DR..
and Mrs. Rotert Bryan. Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew Gray, Miss Katharine Gum,
ford, Miss Jellis Scott, Miss Evelyn
Jackson. Miss Mary johnson. Miss
Edith Grant. Miss Katharine Gordon
Harvey Haynes. Miss Nell Carneai.
John p Lea. K. d. Harris. Miss Lucy
ReveridKe. A. Gray. Douglas Call
Miss Mary N Ainslie. Miss Arnita
Cussens, DR.. Marstelier. Miss Eliza
beth Taylor. Miss Page Grymes, Miss
Mallie Miller Allen Valentine, r. D.
man, Mr.. and Mrs. w s. Mcneil, Miss
Eliza Leake, Harding Harris and
others.
At the Saturday matinee Mrs.
Thomas ID. Stokes. OF Elk Hin, gave
box party for Miss Ethel Aston
Cabell. which included numb Of
the debutantes.
Saturday evening those who gave
parties were: Mr.. and Mrs. Coleman
Worthan, In honor Of Miss Alice Bur-
well Reed, the guests being Miss
Miss Carter Ingram and Miss Janet
Jones: Messrs. William Trigg, Charles
Walking. John Cubch,ns. Harry
Frazier and Stuart Christian: and DR..
Stuart Mcclure for Miss Ellen Wright
Wise. Or Mcclure with Miss Cally
Ryland were the chaperones and
those invited were: Miss Ellen YuIlle,
Of New York; Miss Mary johnson,
Miss Sarah Oppenheimer. Smart
cake. Ben Smith. Charles Harris and
William I.awton.
Another party noted included Miss
haude Ainslie. Mas Virginia Chester
man. Palmer Leigh and VILLA m JEFF
fries.
At the Wornan's Club.
Monday will he Virginia Day at
the Womau's Club. Each year the
Monday failing nearest II the date Of
Robert u, Lees birthday lis selected
for this celebration and it IS always
the occasion for large outpouring OF
the members, and their Tues,s Mon
day afternoon at 4.3o O'Clock the
Rev Walter Russell Bowie will make
the address. with "Scribes and
Prophets for saiS subject Mrs r.
LEROY viii he cha .rnan OF
the afternoon and will present Dr.
Bowie 10 his udience
tys4a
club will take place "Wednesday after
noon when John Powell will Italk
quite informally on his experiences
and observations In the war zone. Mr.. !
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-17

m OLD TINE IA1Lrr ear.

Anna Paviewa = said b combine
the characteristics 81 Marie Taglioni
and Fanny Elsslas. her two most Illus
rieus predecessors In the art sf dane
Ing. Pavlcwa possesses the astounA-
ing Technique Of Tasiioni; but, gifted
also with the nrs and passion ana
abandon Of ElssIer. the technique Is
never apparent Master technique,
and then forget 1t and b natural. is
Pavlowa's motto.
Tagiiohi was haif Swedish. hair Ital
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-17

Irvine Mcdonald, daughter q Mrs.
Clara Irvine Mcdonald. to Mr.. M
ward Jackson Lee, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Columbus O'Donnell Lee. took
place quietly at noon yesterday At
st. Isnatius' Catholic Church. the
Rev. Thomas J. Delihant ofIsdating.
l.. the presence Of members Of the
fanny.
IN ere were no attendants. The
erfGe-elect wore handsome suit OF
TIN Cloth, with large black hat and
a ccrsage bouquet OF pink sweetpeas.
1mEse diately after the ceremony the
bride and bridegroom left on a we'd
ding journey and will he .at home
AFTER February I, at the Cardonia, on
Moth Charles Street
MISS Mcdonald is a beautiful gir,
and is related to many old Virginia
families. her grandfather having been
the late Carter Irvine and her great
grandfather. Colonel William Byrd,
of Virginia.
Mrs. Swanson's Dinner.
Senator and Mrs. Claude A. Swan
son entertained at a large o.lc.ai
dinner last night a, their homo In r
Street, in Washington, In compliment
to Representative and Mrs Henry d.
Flood. The table was beau 4 .HlIy
decorated with baskets Of spring ioE
ers. pink carnations, freesia p1ssy
willow and pink sweetpeas. The
guests, In addition TO Mr. and Mrs.
Flood were Mr.. Justice and Mrs.
Lamar, Senator and Mrs. Key Pr
man, Senator and Mrs. willard Sanls-
bury. Senator and Mrs Gilbert Hitch
cock. Senator and Mrs Ollie James.
MrE --1~ -
gia: Represe ntative and Mrs Oscar
w. Underwood. Representative and
Mrs. Carlin. Of Virginia; and Mr. and
Mrs. James H McNeal, Of Devon, Pa.
who arrived Friday to spend the
weekend with Senator and Mrs.
Swanson.
At the Art Club.
On account Of the very unfav IRA DIE
weather last Tuesday, the lecture to
have been given at the Art Club was
postponed until this Tuesday altar
noon. and will take place at 4:30
O'Clock Mrs Stafford Phillips will
talk on THE Chicago Institute % Art
What II Is, and It's Effect Upon
49, Mrs. Phillips was a pupil At
the institute at the same time that
G-sor Lowell, the well KIN ,wn artist.
whose collection OF pen and INK draw
inSc are on the club wallis a, present
line studied there. and she will give
sornr intimate bits about .ho life and
wo~k Of this talented carton list H.ss
A iele Clark is chairman OF tbs after
noon, and tea viii be served after
tn. lecture.
Benefit Tea This Week.
One of tsle most interesting charity
events Of this week is ne charity tea
that will be held on Wednesday,, Jenr-
ery 20 from to o'clock st tire
residence OF Mrs Edgar Taylor. under
the auspices Of the Guild Of St. Ste;h-
enY Episcopal Church. N WestharnI-
ton Some of the m,y' prominent
society women in Richmond belong
II t.lis rD!ld and the entereasrrann.
vii, be J very delightful one.
Affairs of Last Week.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Herbert white, OF
1929 Stuart Avenue. entertained at
progressive cards last Tuesday even
ing. Covers were laid for twenty six
guests. The centerpsece was a crystal
basket OF pink carnations and snap
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-17
PUT CREAM IN NOSE
AND STOP CATARRH
Tells How To Open Clogsed Noe
trils and End Head odds.

You feel fine In a few moments. Your
cold in head or catarrh will be gone.
Your cloggcd nostrils will open. The
air passages of your head will clear
and You can breathe freely. No more
dizziness, headache; no hawking. snuff
fling. mucous discharges or dryness; no
struggling for breath at night.
Tell your druggist you want a small
bottle of Ely's Cream Balm. Apply a
little of this fragrant. antiseptic cream
In your nostrils. let II penetrate
through every air passage OF the head /:
soothe and heal the swollen, infamed
mucous membrane. and relief comes
instantly.
II IL just what every cold and catarrh
sunerer needs. Don't stay stuffed up
and miserabie.-Ady.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-17

Marie -ragfioni was born IN Sweden.
her mother Scandinavian. her father
= widely known Italian ballet master.
Unlike her rival. Elsslse. and Paviowa
todxy. she had no beauty Of face and
figure to help her y fspswn. Mover
theless half Of Europe considsred Ia
siioni supreme The other hail. praised
Elssler. Both OF the great balleFinas
died In the same year. 1854. Taglioui
In MarseiIlss, aged slghty: Elsslsr In
her native Vienna. aeod seventy-six.
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1915-03-13
SMART COATS FOR SPRING
Change In Skirt styles Has Made
Changes In Designs Of outer Gar
ments Necessary.

The change in style from the
straight line coats to the full ripple
forms is due to the fun skirts that
are In vogue, as II is necessary that
the coats worn with these garments
have a wide swing at the edge. Ex.
treme models have the ripples falling
In deep folds from TIE shoulders In
other designs the rlrplcs start from
the waist line These practical coats
have the short-waisted effect, with
semidtting upper sections and mod.
erately full skirt hung from the raised
waist line
Smart coats for sport and motor
wear are In checks, tweeds mannish
mixtures and chinchillas Motor coats
usually have wide belts. and the trim.
mings match the bright colored
threads In the cloth, Some OF the new.
est coats are between a cape and a
coat. These are trimmed in military
ftyle In army blue or gray. The real
military cape is also seen. They are
touched up with gilt braid and but.
tons, or finished with black braid and
buttons.
Sometimes the sleeves are set IN
The regular arm-size. but they are
made large. being more practical than
the fitted kind. Modified kimono
sleeves set on the long shoulder line,
are seen In limited numbers, as are
also sleeves with cap finish over
the shoulders,
Very high collars are worn, but are
more practical when they are adjust.
able, In this way they can be fastened
snugly about the throat or turned
down II desired.
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1915-03-13

POLKA dot hosiery are the latest.
They come in black silk sprinkled
all over with small white polka dots
and at the sides white embroidered
clocks. With black patent leather
pumps and slippers these new stock
ings are smart and attractive. and
not little dashing, also. With bronze
slippers and buttoned boots having
fawn or mode tops, stockings OF nat
ural silk. in delicate or creamy tone.
are the vogue.