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Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1915-01-30
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Die Welbung. boB cine ganY
9ln5obl Der Worobuben naf Stateu
Sslano gebrad)t mllroen, INN ibre
Terbaftlng 5il oerbinoern, pllroe
beltdtigt. Ton eincn1 proiei'iouel-
len Streifbrefer puroe 5ugegebelr.
boB Ole eigentlihen Wforoer Gielts.
tag nadlt iiber ben Sill pan SuQ
nod Staten SSslono gcbroht NOR
oen Iin0. Gr iugte audi Dob oie.
lclben Terbreher 'dJlimnlter Sorte
parcn.
WOrber unb Sheriff pcrurteilt.
Die Gmporlnl inter Sen orgd-
niiierten 9lrbeitern iiber ons brll-
tole Torgeben ser Ieteftios in
Hooiepelt, u. 5, lit unbeid,reiblih.
Die Soc. Vnrtp BON Morris SO. hat
@ouperncur tSieIoer olfgeforbert,
cine Itrcnge ltnterlidllng einSlllei=
ten llnh ouiiir 5u iorgelL baB 5be.
rlIf @ougbton BON Wiio0leicr Goult-
IN, Der Die Summer" ongcitellt
not, pro5eIliert lnb beItraIt miro
Gem 9lutoesienotcr Mn1. Sougbes
lno oeln &ongreBmnnu ,Soi. g
Mnrtine plrroen idJarfc Vroteit
Heiollitioren 5ugeIhitt.
Ter Giier Sruoe Council bon
9felparf nabnl in ieiner obgehalte-
nen Sibrfg cine 9fcioIution an,
iporin Dos &orgebcn Ser lnpcront.
portIid1cn Vfietlinqc. ,,@unnrcn
ano Nanbiten IN 9iooicceIt pcrur-
teiIt nltroe. Cine ltrcnge ltnterilt-
dung miro BON ser 2cgislotlr Der
lungt, hallptiGd)lid) iibcr sic Sd.ig.
felt oes Sberiiis Soughton.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1915-01-30

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Sic 6auite gum Sample gebalt,
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3ur Nfilbe Den trpbi9eu CHM.
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limb bite iie heilig unO redt,
@1og @urem @un6e eutiteigen
Gin enel uuiterbIid @eidledt.
8itItam 6. aIbers.
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Dem ndrrii4en 5aturiSmus bat
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ft9 bef6etoentIi9 ousOriidt, ii9 nit
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beI4dftigt. DEM ME ale 9eiitungen
Der ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ODER
nie ie in futuriIttI9em MunOe GEE
nannt peroen - Ser pafatiiten lit
ndtiirIi4 aud 0os bisberige ains
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a4mung, Qen9itIidteit, eintDnis, uns
6elpeglia unb geeignet Oas Ginb
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@%r3te9ung uno Ole Gntpidlung oes
&inOes mad i6rer Meinung ben err
ftaunIi9ften ginfIuB ausiiben mirb.
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ber3hdftem freien Qdden dnIeiten".
ipp3u dIerIei alf ole Spite getriebes
ne tomiiae 3rids oienen loaeu. 0es
peiteren ion bic pbantaiie Oes 9in>
bes geidmeiOig gema4t tper0en our9
p9antaItii6es Spiel5eug, Oas inter
2infen gu betradten tit (3srripies
geI?), out6 aGIIden, bic Ii9 Bel
Rodt 0ffnen unO 6euerpertsnunOer
BON ii@ ge6en, burd a6enteuerIide
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS uno oergleiz
den mebr. gber aud oie S%enIibilis
tat pes Ginbes ioq auBerorOentli9
a1geregt uno betpeglt9 gemaht pers
Sen. u1b oas 6offen bic 8uturiten
- ourA bic un6egren3te 9errIaaft
Der I6drfIten unb drfregenoiten @es
rduide, 5arbeu uno @erii4e Su err
rei4enl llnb fdlieBIi9 pouen tie Sur
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lies &inoes fir &anpf uno 4rieg ries
Ieu9afte Spttl5suge bouen, ole es off
fen uuo in gefdbrltber Metfe angrets
fen. 9as Programm, man m1B GEE
ite6en, lit duBerit berloden0, aber Iei@
ne Qusfiibrung Dirb iid pieaeiat fir
Die 9inber etipa8 anIirengeno geitals
ten. am beiten, Die 5uturtften proben
e. erIt etaHal bel loren eigenen ains
bern aus lpenu tie tpel4e 9abeu.
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Ole f6rperIi9 in Der Gage pdren. fir
ibr @aterIdnb 3u tdmpfen. Wtnn
fo0ts ie auF Den RriegsldoupIab
I6ideu, ftatt tie in GnglaHb au uus
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-03
They All dme,- Cat, Dog, Canaries, b.
bres and Autos Win Wright Hunting
Ton Players Who Ariued This onino

No wonder the audiences who 20 Ia
see The Wright Huntington Players be.
come personal friends Of the actors
and the actresses II the charming per.
sOnality " Miss Ethel Gray Terry Is
any criterion. Despite the long Jour
ney from St Paul Miss Terry. who had
just had breakfast AT the Lee Huckins
when reporters called. extended greet.
tngs with smiling face, intensely inter.
eSted In everything about the new
western city she had Just entered.
In fact, Miss Terry is herself a
western girl. having been born In oak.
land, Calf. where she made her debut
early before the foOtlights. She was
carried on as u babe when only three
years old Her mother, Lillian IAwr
ence, was a noted player I'm stock. who
was later leading woman for the Castle
Square theatre In Boston.
The stage IL thus second nature {,
Miss Terry, although she was removed
from It's environments and received
convent training for seven years Tai
aud graceful with n happy personality
she wins her audiences immediately
10y her own charm, ~ well rs hy her
talent, and the past four years have
brought her many varied experience,
In her cnreer. Besides appearing with
the Wright Huntington company fol
the past seven months In 81. Paul, sh,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-03

has been leading lady In Glitch Garden
In Denver. In the Little Theatre In
Los Angeles In Manhattan, n. T.. and
with her W company In S~chnectady.
\ \. Three years ago she played one
night In Oklahoma City, when she was
with Nance ONell In The LILY"
She IL the youngest Oma on the
stage who has played Madame X ="
and Tess Of the Storm Country" is
another Of her fayorlte roles. Other
plays that she enjoys are The Dawn
Of Tomorrow" What Happened to
Mary and Baby Mine"
Miss Terry expressed herself as 81.
peclally fond Of stock. IA II gives the
opportunity for players to make some.
thing Of a home. and to meet and know
people personally.
mo could doubt that we expect
to make II home here for a while" said
Miss Terry had they seen our cars
a. we came In this morning The com.
pany Travelled In IT'S W private car.
With n personal baggage car. and be
sides the PLAYERS we had my dog
Teddy n eat and two kittens, aud two
cnnaries. and n baby. Also there were
two autos In the baggage car"
The whole company comes highly rec.
commended from ~. Paul. and will omen
At the OverhOlser this evening In "Of.
ficer GG8.'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-03
SHORT SKIRTS BANNED
senior Committee OrdaIns Uniform
Dress for the June commencement
az Girls school.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. May g.
Rudclitfe's commencement will be
hurrytloss, The dainty little furbs
low which most women deem as
necessary 10 feminine happiness AS
an Easter bonnet OF a powder puff.
has been banned at the college ex-
erclses next June, by order Of the
senior class committee. Dutch clips,
French twists and brnids are being
talked as methods OF eveng by
girls dissatisfied with today's ulti-
matum
The costumes must be also uni
form, the waists and a stiff black
bow beng furnished by the commit
tee at the cost Of 81 None but
these waists will be allowed. and
each girl must post her name and
waist siEe on the college bulletin
board Pumps are barred. and skirts
are to hang three inches from the
ground instead Of four, as hereto
fore.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-03

Saturday for luncheon In the private
dining room Of the Skirvin, additional
guests being Misses Beatty aud Dyer
~ Norman. The final meeting for the
year viii BE- Saturday. June Q. when
the election Of Officers will be- held
and plans made for the next year.
Chapter &. z. y. q. met Saturday
with Mrs. Ernest LeCompte and die
cussed plans for the study " the or.
ganiEatiOn for next year. Mrs. e. Il.
Slrkosky aud Mrs. Paul NJ. StrIeble
will leave Tuesday TO attend the state
convention NJ =. +. q. at Alva. Mrs.
f. NJ. Isle will he hostess at the next
meeting May IS.
The English tea planned for the
Pierlan club at the home Of Mrs. @,
II. shubsrt Saturday was postponed
until next Thursday ON account Of the
Illness Of the hOsteas,
There will he an important meeting
and tea Of the Jewish Ladies' Aid 50.
ciety Tuesday at 2:80 o'clock at lem.
pie B'Nai Israel
Miss Adele Conway and Mr.. Lawr
ence Mills, whose wedding 10 an even
" May 10, were the honor guests al
n dinner given Saturday evening by
MIR. and Mrs. Joseph Huckins In tn,
bali room OF the ~Lee-EIuckins. As tn,
guests paused to greet the host anC
hostess at II end OF the long room
they were requested to drink 10 IN,
health OF the bride and groom elect
at a flower laden table close by. A
the opposite end Of the room wss |.
lovely table, lite central decoration be
Ing a low white wicker basket o.
pink s~nap-dragons and white swee
peas. Crystal ~candlesticks tied viii
bows Of white tull were at either end
The places for the men were markes
by small bags OF rice, and for the Ia
dies artistic May baskets filled with
pink and white sweet peas were tie,
Ito the backs Of the chairs with bow
Of tulle. The brides chair had 4 beau
tiful basket filled with liies-of.the
valley and maiden hair fern. A caba
ret feature was the dances which wer,
enjoyed between courses by the guests
the music being furnished by an or
chestra stationed at q end Of tn
ball room.
The retiring officer and tho new Of
ficers OF the Ladies' Auxiliary o
United Commercial Travellers enjoye,
a luncheon together at the skirvin no
tel Saturday. The large round tabl
was decorated with fragrant locus
blossoms aud bridal wreath. The retir
Ing officers were the recipients Of pref
~ crocheted baskets Of flowers. Tn
members Of the party were Mines. W
Y. Schabel, Jeff Braden, n. J. Pollicl
w. II. wykoff. David Williams, q. \
Finch, ]. b. letters, g.. /. Bagswel
p. J. Hodgins, Robert Payne, G. \
Adams, II. r. Daulton, ]. NJ Ric,
Floyd J. Bolend and three guests, Mr.,
William Hodgins, Mrs, Charles Mecca
lum and Miss Aline LETTERS. The mex
regular meeting Will he May ~ wit
Mrs. Adams,
Mrs. y, n, Cockrell. assisted by Mr.,
!. r. Bledsce, will entertain Circle 3 q
the First Christian church 1N,esda
afternoon Al 2:So O'Clock at the hom
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Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Il. Jones have
as their guest Mr.. r. h. Flick Of Clar
ion, Pa. Mr.. Flick IL a prominent oil
magnate and al old friend NJ Mr.. and
Mrs, Jones,
Miss Bernlce Frates Of Springfield.
Mo. IA the guest Of Miss Marguerite
COlcord.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Huckins enter.
tanned at dinner Saturday at tner
home on West Fourteenth street. hAy.
ing a. guests Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard
h. Jones and their guest, Mr.. T. h.
Flick OF Clarion, Pa. Miss Bernlce
Frates OF Springfield, Mo, and Mr..
and Mrs. T. b. Martin.
The annual business meeting Of the
Women Of 80 was held Saturday az.
tsrnOon ut the home Of Mrs. J. M.
owen. The annual reports " officers
and committees were given, and the
officers elected for next year were
President, Mrs. A. L. Welsh first vice.
. president. Mrs. william J. Pettee
second VICE president. Mrs. ]. NJ. Hou.
sol recording secretary, Mrs, r. 8,
Malone corresponding secretary, Miss
Eda Wand; treasurer, Mrs. j. NJ,
Owen; parliamentarian, Mrs. Michael
Oonlnn members OF the board OF di.
rectOrs. Mines. Welsh. Malone. owen,
Fred sutton, Frank Harrah, Newton
r. Gates and Charles Schweinle. Mrs
Owen was assisted by Misses FAY and
Gertrude Owen In serving ices. This
was the final meeting for the season.
The Pan. Hellenic association mel
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many courtesir- given In honor OF
Miss Adele Conway was the luncheon
Saturday given by Mrs William Ger
and Mrs. Lawrence Kellogg at the
home N the latter A dainty May polc
in the center NJ the brides Table had
white and yellow ,treamers running Ia
each plate. ending IN crystal baskets
which were filled with yellow and
white daisies, pansies and sweet alys
sum To the back NJ the brides chair
was attached Il bridal bouquet with IL
frill ~ lace The other tables had
similar decoration n May poles and
baskets, and muuy spring blossoms
adorned the house. The afternoon
was spent In making sachets for the
brides troussenu. the guests being
only the members II the bridal party
and the intimate friends OF the honor
guest.
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