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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-09-23
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-09
Pleasures Past

Dr. aud Mrs NJ I. Cowden were
honor guests at farewell reception
given Thursday evening at the Second
Presbyterian church where Dr Cow
den has been pastor Tor five years.
Brief talks were made by Dr Phil
Baird nf the First Presbyterian church
and Rev. G. H. McGhec of the Putnam
Heights Presbyterian church The la
dies of the church presented Dr aud
Mrs COwden with handsome library
lamp and sterling silver napkin mark
ers. The Alpha class. which has been
taught nv Mrs Cowden, gave her
silver berry spoon Dainty refresh
ments were served AZ the close " the
evening.
Mrs. Anton II Ciasspn gave a most
delightful surprise To Mr. Classen FRI
day morning, the occasion being IN
celebration of his birthday. On his
return from trip to Mu-kogce, MIR.
Cnssen found a large party VI rela.
tivcs and friends who had been in
vited for breakfast NJ Z 80 o'clork A
sccond surprise after they had all gath
cred was the arrival NJ Mr. Classon's
brother, Dr " g. Classcn Of Hebron.
Nch. whose birthday also fell upon
the same date The, tables were deco
rated with Il wide variety ~ fall bios
-ums from the hostess own garden
Guests of the occasion were Mr. and
Mrs H. g. Wahl ana daughters Lydia
and Frances, DR. and Mrs. Harry r.
Lamb, and daughter Rosemary Mr..
and Mrs. Ed lAndwchr. Mir aud Mrs.
George H. Hrauer and daughter Mar
gorcL MIR and Mrs Henry VI. Braucr
and daughters Edwlna and Anna
/ Frances, Mr. Gcurhurdt Classen. MIR.
and Mrs John n Lenvitt and children.
Ellen Katherine mud John Anton. Mr..
and Mrs John W. Draper, and Helen
/ ! Ouisc and Kenneth Draper Mrs.
Martha &. Rice ANA daughter, Helen
/ T. Rice Mr aud Mrs s p Bennett.
/ MIR aud Mrs Fred s. Coombs, Mr.
A. J Scrhbcns aud daughter Pearl.
| MIR. and Mrs John Classen. Mr.. and
Nv Calvin Rice, and Miss Della
/ CLARK.
Mrs T. Dudley Turner and her guest
tDontluued on Page Sevrnl
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Culture Clubs

The first meeting " the Calethla
club was held Wednesday with the
president Mrs. Harrison 4. Raboln,
when the wit and satire of Rnb Burns
the pluwmnn Of Ayre and the singer
NJ ScOtips songs was the subject NJ
the lesson. Mrs. Henry Ludlow was
the leader Of the day and sketched
With u true hand the course Of this
genius through life, who could one
day sing with nll reverence, The Cot
icrs Saturday Night and the next
bring forth such flood of satire as
"rhe Holy tHir." Mrs. NJ. L. Splitter
read the "Cotter's Saturday Night,
I'm good unmlstaknble Scotch, and
Mrs Raboin gave sketch Of the
Holy Fair" while Tam O'Shnntcr
came In for his share Of notice The
tender chord was struck by Mrs. j.
Mnssingn, who read Highland
Mary and with the reading " Holy
Willies Prayer" the club closed q
pleasing and profitable study hour
The next meeting of the club will be-
October 20
The first meeting Of the Art league
VIII he held Monday afternoon ut . 'Ho
o'chck In the east room NJ the u
brary Miss Nellie Shepherd viii talk
on Color Analysis In the Outof.doors,
and win give practical demonstrations
In connection. All Art league members
are urged 10 he present at all NJ these
meetings which win he held the see
ond Monday " each month Hut the
meetings are not confined to the mem
hcrs as all persons who are Interested
ln the advancement NJ art are cordial
~ invited Ia attend.
The first meeting of the Domestic
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Gard Table

ed. ,l 80,
Ih' meeting cot '.' 'N''u'S ''lNh
club planned fur Monday With Mrs.
NJ Turner bn. nu.. uu-tpuncd ON
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cas- Luncheon N'- ,''''u H' !
o'clock lhr w'I'r htlu- decorated
win grral'ums oUH Ol.'N',lul"' i'lgn
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Harriet Dunn Bentley,
Better Baby Awads

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Among them ua. Martha Lynne
CnrcN lhirlytNu wu'N. uI daughter
~ Alr and Mrs Tom ,up, or Nor
man, OK, who passed l.. ...Nrst grade
lu the examination ,. ..u 10 any
baby examined ' ~hc re
c"iyol loo pr ra n'l lle
cN miner. and h'.. uIut".
'y without .um .u' size
ioph rhD highest uu contest
uud uI o the MiNw H. Iho clry
llr babies of 'r.m gonthy
fronl towns M frm poo0
lulwliiuuts.
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history Mrs. H. NJ Campbell gave
am Interesting account NJ the removal
or The capital ro Houston Mrs, J.
w. Blake gave paper on The Cities
that Have Been the Seat ~ Govern
men, u TrXn-' Mrs. j H. Mcknight
gave an appropriate reading from
Iumr. Whtcomb Riley whose birth
day was being celebrated all over the
nation The subject was "A lloosirr
Romance The next meeting will be
November (, with Mrs Arthur II. Gcis,
slcr
Chapter T., =. T. d. had a most on
lhu,instiu meeting Thursday with
Mr., John W. lluysou After the husl-
ness session. Mr- Frank NJ Gnulr
gave q paper ON London, What 10 See
and How TO See It, Mrs. j. L. Dcets
gave u most instructive paper on "Cas.
Ties and Cathrdrals NJ England The
house was dcckcd with flowers, and a
buffet luncheon WIS served In the din
ing room at the close Additional
guests mere Mines. John Nicely, Car.
IIf i'llNNfN Nllh T.. VI fN''N's I Nv h'NN
meeting will be joint session Of the
three chapters " the T.. +. o, Octo-
her 2i.
The Womnu's Synodical sQfiety Of
Home aud Foreign Missions viii con
Nruc In Hobart ut $50 o'clock, uctu-
hcr -, lasting until the fifteenth.
Among the delegates attending from
this city win be- Mrs william Knott,
state president. Mrs s G. Treadwell,
vice president, Mrs Michael Conlan,
prr4hytcrinl president Of oklahoma ;
Mrs. VI. Il. Stewart. treasurer; Mrs,
G. Perry. Vice president; Mines. Paul
Walker, ". A. Jennings, and u. II.
surface The speakers who viii be
present are Mrs. :. l. Lindsey, st
Louis, southwestern BOARD representa-
tives; Miss Ahhie l'pham of the New
York board " Home Missions; Miss
olga Huff. ~ New York, who will
slrnk ON the interest of the Student
Volunteer Movement, and nr Weber,
u returned missionary from Africa.
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Science department NJ Sorusis will he
held October II. with Mrs. G. &. VII
liam, nj 80 West Eleventh street.
This will be- social afternoon when
the members from the west side viii
entertain those of the east side.
The Swustiku study club held H.,
first regular meeting IN the library
Wednesday afternoon. II was voted
to give the support " the club Ia
the Art league In bringing Edward
Howard Griggs the lecturer 10 the
city, later In the season, The Flower
show was also endorsed and was given
the clubs support. New members
elected were Mines. G. f. Ward, B
y. McNulliu and Miss Novella Gould.
The club then began the study of "So.
Cial and Economic Forces In Amerl
can History the first VI the books
In the Chaulauqua course the Amerl
can year. Mr. Gathings Walker aud
Mrs. l.. e. Fcltncr brought out the
most telling point. In the lesson dwell
ing especially on the most influential
forces nt the beginning VI American
history. and the well-defined contrasts
even at that period between the New
England aud southern characteristics
The next meeting win be October 20
with Mrs. \ ". Griffith at 800 East
Thirteenth street, the meeting 10 he
both for study and social intercourse.
aud better acquaintance with the new
members
The luncheon To have been given at
the home Of Mrs G. II. Shubert TO
the member NJ the Dramatic Art tie.
partment " Sornsis has been post
poned ON account VI the news Of the
death ot Mr. Shubcrts father. The
first meeting will be held Tuesday.
October 20 with Mrs. y. Dewitt Al
len, assisted 10y Mrs. ]. N. Gayle.
The first meeting FOR the year "
the New Century club was Il luncheon
given hy the outgoing Officers. Mines
Sarah + Walker, II. II. Garrett. J
Watson Hawk, J. H. Stuhhleflrld.
LOYAL j Miller, r. VI. Howard New,
ton Rover aud John Wand IN the
new Officers und the members of the
club. n was given Wednesday nj the
Y. W. G. A. rooms, the tables being
adorned iu the club colors " yellow.
Tho meeting was most Informal. the
members giving vacation echoes of
man, pleasant trips during the sum
mcr Mrs. Hawk In brief talk prc.
yeulrd the retiring president, Mrs
Walker with little v0lumn hoand
IN white yellum, containing the elm
pings NJ the club reports for the past
ycnr and prefaced by hit " orlgl.
nal verse, This was Mrs. Walker
last meeting for the season as shc
goes next week to n Paso for the
winter The club win meet next week
h the library.
The Bible Study club met Thursday
afternoon In the library for the first
meeting ofthe wear. Five dollars was
,oled to the Art League fund for the
lurpos, of bringing Edward Howard
Grlvga to the city, and contribution,
we're pledged To the penitentiary book
shower Mrs W. w. Robertson was
nrpointed recording secretary. Mrs
T. NJ. Baughman led the lesson. aud In.
terestmg papers were given BY Mines
T. NJ. Steffy ID. $. Morgan. Robert
son ], A. Ross and Alice white on
the division ~ the Jewish Kingdom. "
The next meeting viii be October II
In the library
The Arts nnI Crnfts club mpt FRI
day with Mrs A. ]. Bradley. Mrs.
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Personal Points

Mrs Robert =. Carpenter returned
Thursday from an extended visit with
h'i daughter In Kansas city.
Mrs. John Dillon of Gcary stopped
over for day yesterday with Mrs.
rank Gnult, en- route home from
Gucda Springs.
Mr. and Mrs II. a. Green left Tues
Iny for Dexter, y. NJ where they will
visit their daughter, Mrs. Earl Wolf,
formerly Miss Carol Green.
Congressman aud Mrs. !. II. Stcph
ems ~ Vernon, Texas, are the week
end guests Of Nc and Mrs. +. "
Smith. stopping over here en route 10
Washington u. G.
Mr. Charles Edwards and daughter
Miss Virginia Edwards ~ Lawrruce.
Rams, are the guests NJ Mr. Edward
nephew and wife Mr. and Mrs Ed
ward X. Gaylord
Mr. and Mrs Alvin Richards NJ
NiIrlrr viii arrive sunday for a visit
with the lutters parents, MIR and Mrs
George Glddlugs
Mrs Gcorgc T., Gardner will leave
sunday for quincy. m, where she
viii spend Il month
Mrs \. s. Couucllpc aud Mrs. John
y. Grave, Will leave Tuesday for
Minerul Wcll- Dallas, Fort Worth,
aud Easllaud Texas, for stay ~
.oirrnl weeks
Mrs Ahcrt Hopkins viii leave the
,r>l of the week for California,
Mr. aud Mrs l.. A. Sharpe returned
Imuduy from Parsons, Kaus where
They have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs
~ If Swarlzul.
lr aud Mrs l.. j Norman are an.
'lrlpNtuu visit the last " the month
nom their mother Mrs Carter Ltm
Iuur-, ~ Seattle. Wash. Dr. aud
Mr, Jones ARE now In Chicago, wncrc
DR. Jones Is filling pulpits for scy
rral weeks. Latch he will go EAST to
Nslr his parents. aud Mrs. Jones win
come here.
Mrs DOnclly Reid returned Thurs
day from New York City. where she
has spent the past month since lcay
Ing Colorado Springs and Denver
While In New York Mrs. Reid did
special work In the new dances, and
classic and fancy dancing under the
ballet mistress NJ the Metropolitan
opera company.
Mrs r. Il. RcXroad osaA!uthrie who
was In the city for the Flower show
yesterday was the guest NJ her sister
n.luw. Mrs j. 4 RcNroad " North
Shartel.
Misses Audley and Queen Melton
who have been the guests NJ Mrs. W
H. L. Campbell returned today 10
their home IN ChlcRasha
Mr. AMI Mrs. Gcorgc Henshaw LETT
Friday evening Tor san Francisco.
cal. where Mr.. IIenshaw goes to at
tend the meeting of the national con.
vcutlon II state commissioners
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meeting In two weeks will be- am.
nOnnCcd later.
Mrs. J. II Palmer had a. her guests
with the members ~ the T.. g. T club
Thursday. Mines. Mary rarmnu trauh
Palmer l.. II. flohr, j. s Morrow, {.
II. Crane, II, j. Cnrk aud Misses Mil.
drcd Morrow aud Helen Louise Stick
ncy. The hour Of nccdlcwurk wa. en-
llveued by music 10y Miss Morrow and
Miss Stlckney. The club viii meet in
two weeks with Mrs. ", Il MoWll
llams at 1920 West Thirty touuu
street.
Mrs Noble ShanRs was ho-rc.,
Thursday to the Glover Leaf club
Following the hour with nccdlrvork
the election of Officers resulted In
president, Mrs. A. Halyersou, ,rrrc
tnry, Mrs. II. A. Reuter-; tuasuvr
Mrs II. +. Young press reporter Mr.
5. A. Y. Howell Guests beside, clint
members we're Mines. George e. win
ans, aud l.. H. Kerr NJ Houston vh
ls visiting Mrs. o. II Kerr The next
meeting In two weeks win ho with
Mrs G. W Townsend
Mrs. 5. &. RObpy and Mr. lcs.
Baird, were additional guests Thur,
day with the members of the Misllr
Toe club who were entertained h} Nr-
{. l.. FOrenker The afternoon wa,
pleasantly spcnt with necdlcworh The
next meeting In two weeks will ht
with Mrs. ". Ii Evans at GOi West
Tenth street.
Mrs. T. W. Milan was the rhnrm
Ing hostess to the Progressive Needle
work club Thursday, having ulso US
guests Mrs. j. W sumner NJ l.nruln
ILL.,, and AIRS. II. q. Elli>. I'm uu auto
contest the fayors were presented ia
Mines. Ellis aud y =. Dixon Mrs
4. T.. Reard0n was elected tu mrut
hership \ contribution was made IA
tht PenitCntiary library The next
meeting will be In two weeks Win
Mrs. L. A. Montgomery ut ZIG hW
risOn avenue.
Miss vivian Nichols was hostess
Thursday to the High Jinks club Ad
ditlonal guests VI the afternoon were
Misses Katherine Zurtmnn. Nina
Penn Janet stuart Dorothy Hoffman,
Eleanor Ittnor, Henrietta Boyd lor
eta Hullum, Helen Draper, lila nrup
or ana Elizabeth Nichols The cler
tion VI officers resulted In president
Miss Billie Knox: vice president
Mis- Vivian Turner; secretary Mis-
Lucille Mckee; treasurer Mis- Helen
Pettee; reporter. Miss Geraldine Dren
nan. The remainder VI the afternoon
was spent IN dancing. The club VII
meet In two weeks with Miss Heller
Pettee
The Daisy Embroidery club was en
tcgtalned Wednesday iby Mrs. q. VI
HalbrnIth Mrs. T. Il. Moss and Mis-
Jessie Snyder were additional guests
Fancywork occupied the afternoon an'
the hostess Tor the next meeting II
two weeks will be- announced later
Mrs NJ A. Todd was hostcs
Wednesday to the Royal Art Needle
workers, Besides the funcywork, th
amusement Of the afternoon cen'ere'
around a guessing contest where IN
favor was won by Mrs II VI knnaly
4 Guests of the afternoon were Mines
G. l.. ChRsteen, r. j. Mccall, kannly
u. A. Walker, +. NJ Boelker aud g
W. Bradley. Mrs Becker VIII enter
tnin the club IN two weeks at he
home, 800 Llnwood boulevard
The Sunset club was cntertnlnc,
Wednesday by Mrs. Il. S. Cogswcl
who had Mrs. W. NJ Duncan " Nor
man as special guest Mrs Waite
Reed will entertain the club next Wed
nesdny.
Mrs g. y IIarduickc viii culcrlai'
the Criterion club ~Tuesday Ut he
home at S95 East Ninth street
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Social Clubs

The Holly Embroidery club was en-.
irrtaiued Thursday by Mrs. Homer J..
Wilkins. Additional guests were
Mines. Owen Mayflcld. =. A. Wise.
mnu, and Miss Dulsy WIsemnn Mrs.
tWrl Campbell was voted 10 member.
.iip Mrs Carl Bonnett was elected
PRESIDENT In place NJ Mrs. Homer j..
wilkins, whose resignation was re-.
rrtfully accepted In n drawing aud
guessing contest favors were received
hv Mines May, Wlscman. and W Hay.
Miss Wlaeman caves several musical
numbers. A most delectRble luncheon
was served at the close. The club
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egg three hcapiug tablespoons ul
2,"ur ten hcaping tablespoon, ut ~
gar one half cup ot sweet MIX graf
"d rlud mud Juice ~ one orange and
one lemon Cook until It thickru-
When ""ol split the pies and put he.
tween M" cake aud frost with miN.
lurr ~ one pound uf club house DOW
drrrd sugar mixed with one huf cup
ui orange juice
MRS HENRY ONERHOISER
ioj West Fifteenth Street
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Musical NeuS

The Ladies Music club annual tea
will be- given saturday afternoon at
the Musical Art Institute from 10
b O'Clock. The occasion will afford
Iur members a convenient opportunity
inr uAyiug the ANIMAL dues, hearing
1000 outline Uf this years work and Ell
JuNlug Il most delightful program The
latter viii he given by Miss Nora Am
mrman of Columbia, Mo, dramatic
SOPRANO; Miss Frances Biese, violin
rrIlisl and Miss Marjorie Bruner,
reader The program which will be-
Kin M 3:i5 will include:
Musettr,' and Air de Ballctt'..
... .................. Offrnbach
Miss Bicse
The Summer Wind ....... Bischoff
,bD Last Night | Heard the Night
cngalc" ................ Salter
lrl Hearts Delight" .... .Gilchrlst
Miss zimmerman
Berceuse, from Jocrlyu' 600. GODDARD
Cbl "Scrcnndc E~mgnolc' DO. Kronold
Miss Blrsr
Youth and Art .......... browning
lbl BY Courier ..........O Henry
Miss Brner
Sing Low. y Heart. '........ Clutsnm
to- The BoalmHns Song Cluisam
tcl can VI Rahdn' ......... Ware
Miss zimmerman
"Canulcna' .............. Gollrrmnu
(bl Concert Guyottr." 80 .. ...
...... ..................... rom"r
Miss Bicsr
Tile members n the Progressive
Luncheon club entertained their
friends Thursday with musicale at
the home of Mr. Floyd Rice The
program included piano solos by Mrs
Shelby Lewis, "LArgentine,' by Ket
trrer, and a Polish dance by Schare.
henka Mrs. Bradley &. Crabbe sang
3 At Dawuing bg tudman and Rose
4 I'm the Bud Mr.. H. Claude Smith
read, Mighty Little Clockr with pl
ano accompaniment hy Mrs. Lewis
and Little BOY Blue" Mrs. Crabbe
gave un the plano. Summer Night
! 10y Benct and Lullaby" by Jocelyn.
Mrs. Leslie H. Norris gave as u vOctu
number. "A Bowl NJ Roses" 10y Clark.
aud Rosemary for Remembrance, by
Hlll. Mrs Ray Daugherty closed the
program with reading, THE Pride Of
Battery H." The guests entertained
were Mines WlnbOrn Iawton. Harry
Moerschell, George BOwes. Lewis Hen
sley. G. A. Brooks, W II Hampton.
Delicious Refreshments were served.
The regular meeting NJ the club will
nc held next Thursday with Mrs Rob
prt Everest
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a TOAST

tlll up Auu. glasses ny ruIuIautS
Nnd lust have another with me
N. .' have toasted the Wiyat uf uur htsuu,.
A.. sNrcthearts across the see
p, have toaNted the best of sll women.
'"mr and Kindred In distant lands.
."N let Inc be- hust aud give you toast
%" Noasu Who ulerstands
l" woman Nou don't have Go ur to.
%" woman who fur YOU would nghr.
Iv woman who knows all rbout SON
... '.. lc'rt NnH with % love that is right
u.Asa such woman, my comrades.
% h"lp her through Lltes shifting sands.
mold up hrr male to standard that :
aren't
bio I.r Woman Who trdrtfImls
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Price Of Preparedness.
Frora the New York w

FrOIl the New 1Ork world.
The difference between the lingo and the
sober citizen on the question OF national
defense Is that the one ignores the cost
and the other counts 1t, A blithe theory
Is advanced I'm many places that to create
that is necessary Is to cut off extrava-
gances in the matter of public buildings
In rural towns and expenditures upon I'M
used creeks and haPhors.
Nothing Of this kind viii suffice. Money
may be saved In all the log rolling con-
gressional enterprises usually referred to
as pork" but no matter how drastic
such economies may be, they will not meet
the requirements of preparedness as now
advocated. The United States Is not a
military empire and it's people are not
welded to, conscrfption. III we agree that
MISREPRESENTATION calls for important in
creases in our armament on land and at
sea. wealth and industry must be prepared
TO pay the price.
Senator Underwood has no Illusions on
this point. He tells the represen tatives
of the administration at Washington that
there Is only one way to meet the new
issue, and that is by increased taxation.
appropriations which II Is proposed TO
spend on the army and navy can be found
nowhere except in the pockets of the peo-
pie.
are bound to have SOLDERING effect upon
many agitators. Those who are hopeless
ly crazy will not be affected, of COURSE
but responsible Americans who believe In
reasonable measures viii limit their de-
mands TO their willingness and their a5ll-
ity to pay.