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Arizona republican., 1916-08-08
CHICAGO HANGS
 ONE ON BOSTON
 STILL IN LEAD
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CHICAGO. Aug. 7.-Chicago in- creased it's lead for first place over Boston today by winning the first game of the series. to 1. The White Sox hit Leonard 10 all corners of the lot and backed up Russell with per feet support Score.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-08
XBatted for Turner in ninth.
 New York
'Batted for Fisher in

SUNNI MAkY-ErrOrs: Cleveland 2, New York 2. Two base hits: Chap man, Roth. Speaker, Fisher, Peckin- paugh. Double plays: New York l. Bases on balls: off Fisher l. Hits and earned runs: off Fisher ' and in six; Shawkey and none in 3; off Pagpy runs. Struck out: by Bagbv f. by Fisher l. by Shawkey 1.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-08
NATIONAL LEAGUE
BOSTON NAT|ONA LSSHUT REDS
 OUT TWICE IN THE SAME DAY
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BOSTON, August 7.-The Boston Nationals scored double shut-out on Cincinnati today, winning the first game to and the second s to O. Toney pitched a great game for the Reds in the first contest. He received wretched support. Score:
Arizona republican., 1916-08-08
Batted for Jones in I
 Cbicaoa

SIM VARY -ErrOrs. Boston l. Two base hits: Walker Jackson. Cadv. T.. Collins. Three e-hase hits: Ness. Schalk. Hooper. Horne runs: Ness. Double plays: Chicago. ?. Bases on halls. off Jones, i. Hits and earned runs: off Leonard. 9 hits and , runs in ] innings: off Jones. hits and 2
Arizona republican., 1916-08-08

SUMMARIZING base nit Mitch ell Three base hit: Konetchy. Home run: Maranville. Double plays: Bos- ton 2. Bases on balls: off Mosely off Allen l. Earned runs: of Mosel, 6. Struck out: By MoseIy 3. by Allen 1.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-08
BY SHAKESPEARE

ST. JOSEPH-In a comedy of errors St Joseph lost to Lincoln here today, II to 2. Score: Lincoln 104 900 600-11 II 0 St. Joseph . .020 900 000- ? 5
 Batteries-Gregory and Rohrer; Rorer SOmmers and Fusner
Arizona republican., 1916-08-08
Southern Assn

At Mobile, 0-1; Nashville, 6-3. At Birmingham. l: Little Rock, (Called end seventh, rain.)
 At Atlanta, 3: Memphis, ,. No other games
Arizona republican., 1916-08-08

x-Batted for Prendergast in Sth.
 xx-Ran for Elliott in Sth.
 xxx-Patted for Schupp in 9th.
 By innings:
 Chicago ..............OOl 00O OlO-z New York ..... 900 O30 O0x-3
 SUMMARY Errors: Chicago 7. Two base hits: Zeider. Herzog. Lobert Double plays: New York l. Bases on balls: off Schupp 1: off Tesreau l; off Lavender 1; off Seaton 1. Hits and earned runs: Off Schupp and l in
Arizona republican., 1916-08-08
BEATEN
 LOSE SIXTH PLACE
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ST. LOUIS. Aug, 7.-St Louis took sixth place from Washington by de- feating them in ten innings today 3 to 9 Sisler's double in the tenth scored Shotten. who had singled. with the winning run. Score:
Arizona republican., 1916-08-08
AYES HAS POOR DAY PK|LLIESL LOSE CAME
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PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 7.-Philadel- phia won today's game from St. Louis by knocking Ames off the rubber in four innings. the score being to 3. Score.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-08
By innings

SUMMARY - Errors: Philadelphia. ?: Detroit, 1. Two-base hits: Haley three-tase hit: Laioie. Home run: Witt. Double plays: Philadelphia. r. Bases on halls: off Mays. s F""n"d runs: off Myers. ?; off Coveleskie. 2. Struck out: By Myers. 5; by Coveles- kie 3
Arizona republican., 1916-08-08
INDIANS SHOW UP POOR ON BASES '
 AND DLOSE TOFAST GOING TANKS
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CLEVELAND, Aug, 7.-Superior case running gave New York a to ? victory over Cleveland today. Score:
 HIeveland
Arizona republican., 1916-08-08
COAST GUN CLUB SHOOTS WELL
 PHOENIX CLUB SHOOT TSBETTER

wining score that year, they stand pretty good chance of winning.
 Another feature of the local shoot ing is that Captain Gulley, high man on the local team made 245, as against score of 242 high for the Los An geles club.
 The scores of the Phoenix club are as follows:
Arizona republican., 1916-08-08
Western League
WICHITA SlUGGlNG

WICHITA-Wichita pounded Des Moines for l6 hits today and won the final game of the series, 10 to 6. The Wichita team has collected 42 hits in the last three games. Score:
Arizona republican., 1916-08-08

runs in innings; off Russel, 1 run. Struck out: By Leonard, 4: by Rus sell. 4.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-08
.Ratted for weilman

By innings:
 ..... GOO 900 020 0-2 St. Louis .... l0l 000 GOO l--3
 STrMMARY-ETrors St Louis 2. Two base hits: Miller. Laven. Sisler. Double plays Washington l. St. Louis ?. Bases on balls: off Gallia 7. off Ayers ]. off Weilman 1. Hits and earned runs: off Galia 6 and 2 in :; Ayers ard none in Is: John- son and in 1-3; off Weilman nd in g. off Groom none and none in 1. Struck out: By Galia 1. by Ayers 1. by Johnson ?, by Weiman l. ,; Tesreau 1 and in 1; off Lavender 3 and ? in 41-3 off Prendergast none and none in 2 2-3; off Seaton none and none in i. Struck out: By Schupp 2: by TesTeau 2; by Lavender 3.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-08
36 3 II 24 S X-Ratted for Lotz in eighth. PhiIadelphia

DtSCNtT. SHNIn, NlehOfT Threc base hits: Corhan. Home runs: Killifer Double plays: St. Louis l. Eases on balls: off Ames ?: off Lotz 1: off
 'hamlers l: off Demaree 2. Hits and earned runs: off Ames and in {; off Steele none and none in 2: off Lotz and none in l. off Williams 1 and none in 1; off Chalmers and in 2. off Demaree and in :. Struck out:
 y Ames 1; by Steele 1; by Williams .: by Demaree '. Errors St Louis ,. Philadelphia i.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-08
.Batted for Emmer in

CI MNIA -ETIUIs. NIHCIIIIIdtI F Boston l. Two-base hit: | Wilhoit. Three-base hit: Maranville. Double plays: Cincinnati 2, Boston 1. Bases on balls: off Toney 3, off Barnes 2. Earned runs off Toney l. Hit by pitcher: Barnes, Roush. Struck out: By Toney 3, by Barnes ?.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-08
EOIIR STRAIGLT

TOPEKA-Omaha made it four straight by taking todays game from the Savages, to l. Score:
Arizona republican., 1916-08-08

R. H. E. Omaha . 001 900 330-7 II 0 Topeka .. 900 010 000-1 8 l Batteries: Krauss and Krueger; Henning and Monroe.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-08
Wa ashinqton
St. Louis

xTwo out when wining run scored xxPaied for Gallia in eighth. xxxRan for Charity in eighth.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-07
CHANCELLOR UNDER
FIRE IN RelCHSTAG

BERLIN. June 3 IVA london. June
~ Masks we've dropped IN tho rol,Hsns
tcd,, ~ the Imperial chancellor had 10.
pucstsd vh'p the Srnkssmhn n' tho ,un.
sstvsti,cs count Friedrich ,pn Wcrhfr
plsinll s,owri the psfi,s opposition go
the chsncc'lors policies While dls.
,lsimins tcspcnslbli,, 'nr the pari.uler
anon, NOUS pamphlet Witch iNc th,u0rl.
lnr hsd cited Count Nnn WrNsfp l".
riafi that ihis and sirln. Nutbufsis ffr.
resented goat popular movement
Vhi.h tho imperial ther'rIlor h,a ls
nnfrd
pr Spahn leader of tho center part.
Herr yon ra,sr rfufrr,ti,e. ard pf
Gmdnsurr suriait supported the chan.
Jeiof ln his .Buplisu nJ,iuH the "lI
rates NJ p1hig opinion
Tho policies NJ the lmr,risl chancellor
under fr have io So with the attitude
N German, toward the United states
and peace w SPAIN made notable
tct lsra,ior M which hs sail
The explanations NJ tho Imperial
chancellor and tho minister " foreign
affairs Herr von lsNow on Tho zeppelin
and submarine questions have frassuf"
me our relations With Amerirs mus'
no, 10 broken un account " the suh
marine ISSUE
Count Won Wrs,arr DECLARED his un
compromising opposition 10 President
Wilson ~ peace mediator nu, me
chan ellofs speech dispns,d ni this cub
isr, he asserting ,ha, ~. hsi NOT M,
slightest official ir'imstir-n NJ an, pfo
ier,'d American 'risrveniNrn
~ Vrsdrsucf annNnnr~i during 'h,
debate and anil rrrrf,l applause thai
ihe sN,isus'. hal decides in vote io
ths eaf credits
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MEXICAN S0lOleRy
ELIMINATING REBELS

CHIHUAHUA CtrN. tune Z A Msu.
an el,ins his name ~ i.uls ssnchst
Meme, was suss,,i hy military au,horl.
ties here rucsd,, IN y chstse ~ At
tempting 10 obtain promises from other
MrNicsns 10 aid IN the event II Amefi.
rsn Intervention NiliAti authorities
ssy Meme, confessed and thst he is he
iur held Tor TRIAL y, cwir' marital W.
FORTS 10 obtain further details scfe iu.
Tile
Reports Tuesday from Major Leopold
rfevinr In the lsEurs dis,'ir, ,sll N the
execution ~ redfu Jacques snd Ncsiiu
Luna. caught lon,lns ranches three weeks :
asn while General Jesus So,os fernfts''
ifnm san reifr the, sls men " the ns
~ nstfs band whose leader vas .ho,
puhlirl, A. Escalcn last month have sur.
rendered vith ,hsif afms other report.
received from Ge1 isnaeih Namrs stld
that after . sh vt skirmish hsnilts un'
der the late Nilus,a ssHefsi psltran vhr
we're driven out " the Hiu Ficf's dis
,firi had taken is'ues In ,hs rass~s N
tho rsttp nel rin,n
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are ~ home ip their friends At s2j ljast
seventh street Mr Buruhrm WAS prior
10 her marriage. Miss Josephine Hurst
Tho members ~ tho Robolnk club
Wor" pleasantly entertained Tuesday by
Mrs \ l. Ayers with Il o'clock
luncheon NJ boauuml appointments The
tables were decorated win orr baskets
of sVeot pens The remainder of N" A.
tfrnnop was spent with uccdlcpork This
"as the final meeting nn,ll October
y
Mr. and Mrs .rhnflok Y ward and
daughter Gertrude aro now at home 10
their friends ~ their new home Al 2lj
Easi Thirteenth flrcot
~
Mr and Mrs Fred Hc"p and Mr and
Mrs HOLLAND MORGAN wll leave SATURDAY
In their motor car FOR few days camp
Ing trip near Franklin. Okla
M
M"SrE j VI Harrison and T. y. lIar-
rison ~ wichita Fails src the guests
of their hrothor-ln law and sister Mr.
and Mrs y $ sherman jr Mrs Shcr-
man VIII arcompan' them home Thura-
day for u two wookv visit
|. pr and Mrs J. Looncl entertained
the. Seven O'Clock Dinner rluu Tuesday
evening. having also NJ guests Mr and
Mrs Robert Mcyay lugh srofes were
made by Mfs George - Eit'ouhou-"
nni Judge George v clark Mr. and
/ Mrs T. y rookrell wxnltora!n the
club next Tuesday even
/ n q
Mrs. = T. BLAKE want 10 ~ Reno to
daydey for a short visit with fucnd'.
~
The Tuesday Rrdgo club did not NEE,
fr-tcrdry but viii h' entertained Thufa-
day by Sire \ T. NHdt
X
Mrs Thomas kirhy entertained the
lsis elub Tuesday in place " the regular
day at the fkIryin hotel Mv n s.
sherman jr. was Hn additional guest
iligh scoro was made by th" hostess.
Mrs l. g. fowler VIII entertain the club
next wednesday
Mrs Thomas krhl let this morning
for several weeks stay In Blackwell
Mrs T. y Kctfduu entertained win
the members NJ the Progressive Needle
work club Tu'sdAy Mrs a " Ggifrth
and Mrs \ MONTAGUE lJ' panfs fesas
The new club pins we're th'- center NJ st.
7 traction The neat meeting I'm two weeks
will b, with Mrs B. T.. Dixon
= q
Mrs Joseph Milan who underwent
an operation several weeks ago So now
conyslesclng ~ the home NJ her sister
Mrs Thomas " Milan. and Is able &,
see her friends
=
The Kama Girls met Tuesday ~ M
homo 81 hlss-- Frances ana Eouhl
Hpydston and effected rr-ofEarIEa
ton Officers elected were President
Mis- Rcub, Royds,or; vice president
Miss Virginia Quinln, secretary Bn'
treasurer. Miss Dolhc Brauor. tcporte
Miss Lillian lycy Tho remainder of M
afternoon wss spent with dancing fol
lowed hy refreshments Tho hostess ia
4 the meeting Tuesday will he announce
!, later
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TRACK SOFT, TRAIN
GOES INTO DITCH

WOODWARD. okla. juno 7-l Spe
clAl Soft roadbcd- caused eAstbound
Santa fe passenger train No u 10 leave
tho track sN miles EAST " here Tues
day morning about :ib O'Clock arSy
gradually ovcrurn IN flood waters of
the North Canadian river drowning
George wishrute. fireman WHhfo,s ii,ed
NJ guinlan and had been married on,
two months
~ ! a. TUESDAY morning train No r.
composed ~ sN coaches. engine aud
tender LETT Woodward IN time Tho train
ctcp, slowly actoss tho railroad bridge
aud hpd Travelled about ono mi'c cast
Through the inundated loVlsnd. when
the fnsih-d gsV" way completely
h the heavy engine began IN se,tl.
Engineer \ e Hlsss called ~ the fire
man 10 leave the engine Rs- climbed
onto the tender and as he looked hack
Tor the fireman the engine turned carry.
ing tho fireman beneath tho water
Wishfutes body had nn, hcon recovered
Tuesisy night although u Vas b.lng
searched for Al persons aboard ths
passenger train had hssn warned io
krcp awake while tho train WAS making
i,s va, through tho dsnEef trre. and
With the exception ~ tho fireman. the
train crew and passengers - sped hy
leaving tho train through the tcpr door
NJ rear coach OWING a. the fact that
tho train settled Vsp slowly the pas.
srnEefs had ample opportunity to leave
tho train and reach tho hish toahh-d
Nrr, little excitement prevailed 4 to.
lief train from Woodward hfough, th-
passengers hack ~ Woodward
Tfsfnc over the santa We railroad
herr has hssn entirely suspended and
ranno, he resumed until tho water ~.
csdcs. sn that tho tneihrd may be ~.
paifcd The fori waters we're three
r,tlrs Wide In nlsFrs
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the BLUE THAT'S TRUE

Rod cross R,ll Rluc elvcs ~ clothes n
clear. dazzling white. whittier 'tan snow
not vfesnish ,rno0 pur, lso .nsNp
bottle blue pu, Red Cr0s, upl pluc fnf
rrNt oashd,, Nru viii Dol nappIN sur.
r.'srd lafre package a. sou. sru,rfH.
S JrHts Adv
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ATTEMPT AT THEFT LAID
TO FILIPINO GOVERNOR

MANILA. tune 6or.rrcr nf,lt ~
trlon province hss ren sffes,ea
shsfssd With lns,irs,inr an attempted
robbery NJ the provincial ,fsasuf, one
~ 'he ueasuf, ruafds was murdered
Nv the fnhhefs hu, they we're arrested
before they could obtain any boou
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-07
SUFFRAGE Losr m IOWA.

mrs MONIES. loss June ps'ss,
" the state constitutional smsrdmsn,
rir,idlns iof vpnsn suii'sss vss indi
raisd TUESDAY nlrhi =, ,if'usit rom.
rleis returns itum on bot five counties
IN the state ri,lns the anus msiufil
oi nearly t.nln.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-07
Tomorrow's Events

Mrs. Frank j. Best and Nrs. Welh
W. Miller. auction Tor MISS MARY
Best and Miss phyllls tolllnos"orth'
Miss Blanch. MoMullln, afternoon
for Miss Mary McClung
Miss Carrie Morris, auction for MRS
Gen : Harrison OF Gavin, Okla,
MISS Kathleen Young, luncheon and
line party Tor Mrs. Shelby Green o'
DALLAS. Miss Martha Kelly OF Musho'
Gee and Miss Bertha Rowland
Mr. ana Mrs. Gus TaIla'erro, dane
ina party for MISS sa1h Louis Kerr
OF 81 Paso, and Mr. otaf'es Tal'a'er'
10.
Bridge luncheon, Mrs Frank p
Johnson.
Bridge club Mrs. Caleb Brooks,
Royal Auction, Mrs, {. q. Cockrell
Old Colony, an day meeting win
mrs Fred j Lasby.
Auxiliary Of a. NJ a, Mrs John
klnch and Mrs. viii Alspauah.
Cymru Cymedlthas. Mines A. A.
Davis and Elizabeth Charles.
Auxiliary U. c. T. Mrs. w. "
Schaebci
l'Unlque, MRS. N. J, Ihomdhon'
Arbutus. Mrs John Julian.
r G. T.. MISS ida MuIllr, line
party at Liberty
D. a. Y. g.. Mrs. James prince.
Fair Park Embroidery, Mrs. j. NJ
Chapman.
haywood Culture club, Mrs lee
Csllloots
Sunset Embroidery picnic at Wheel
er park.
plroohle club. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Rohker,
Royal Bridge club, Mrs Ernest
Worley.
Mrs George o. Stone, ehIdrsns
rlcnle
Mrs John J. VoE, afternoon for
Mrs w. n. Richards
Tuesday Bridge. Mrs A. { Maldt,
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, by HAI2RiET DUNN BEN7ZEXs
;H:s~ .,S1fS'

Ian informal lr'tpll"n' I'I'H'l"'',
were served IN the dining room 10 M"
guests who included oulN the t'la'N'H
nnd immediate friends
Mr. aud Mrs Coy"y dispensed WIN
Wedding trip and vent Immediately I"
their now home ~ l'2o Iwi HiNi''n,n
street where they VIII hc at nome 10
their friends after June go
Mr. Coycy a a prpmfur Young n''or
ncy. nud Is clerk 20 iudgc "llllnm \
Collier " the supromc court commission
y
Mr. ana Mrs Anton " OnH"n enter
tened with o. dinner NJ h'nu'iu' appoint
lmouta Tuesday evening ht ih'lr home On
Wr4 Thirteenth street tn" table Was
adorned with a large cluster Of i'ow
ors from the gardens ~ the hostess and
Iunccs Wcrc laid for l'lSuop pud MIS-
Francis Key UtOokc. llcau ana Mrs
Frederick ! Rate. Mr. and Mrs J'.
Iscph Imcblus. Mr. = + Juhnrton ana
Mr James ChcnOwoth
Il
Mrs John J. Voll WIN entertain IN.
formally ThIrdnv morning In honof ~
Mr. ". B Richards of Emporia, Kan
u \
Mrf ray Mns of TcNarkNna. Ark,
vim arrive Thursday for a visit WIN
Mrs Joseph lIpohus and Mrs Harry
Gray
~
Mr. and Mrs william j f',''I nu'
dnlgh''rS, MNs'h NM t'I'' "
where ucy will spend the summer
n
Tho members ~ m" 'o'el' Nu'u"h
club entertained ih'it huHhhhl' "'s''
evening ~ ihr nome "' WI WV ,
Martin oi We, g,''. ,'l', ,,,r, "a
WI wv VIC '" .,I,,, m.
'''''"' '.,,.l, J,.,,,t,J pth
- .ra u,, ,,uy c,rds wore
,ls, ,p .voc, ne, design Fayors for
Ih,sh scores were prcseni"d 70 Mrs
sturm Miss Ella kctcNpm and Mr. otto
Rogonschutz Luncheon was served ~
the clos" NJ the evening lh' in'''Nb
lncN Tuesday nll %" with Nif- h"rlnhn
: hol"kc, with Mrs \. N. "I'n"'" ~ "'-
= '''''"' "''' y ~
" Mr. Edgar van clocf returned Mon
IA, from Lawrence. Kan who" %" has
5 been student ~ the Kansas state uni
.,orsity for the winter
> -
y .,t,..t.,,,, u,li ,T,,dor was .eIlsd m
',t,u. ui,a.. ~ h,, f,,hcr
4
4
z The GlrlF Literary club n the high
,t'nng win most '"l'l"u.' P',hl, o.,
% I'H' lH'. supper N"' H'i''" w '.'' '
.i'hll 'Hhl'' r''''N IN ,h' l''",'I, Nn''
were decorated WIN nun ana iI'",i ~
;, " spite NJ M" rain, 'h" party lh'Iun'
~ l'iN-'isht guest. ana iono"ins 'h' d'
4 l''"uf supper, MISS KUN ll'h'r' 'h'
f. w'ln'n'. frAd clever "''h'h'' poem
.,,,i,,. ,,,. .,,,., ,,.,o,,,g ,b, ,,,,,.s
n mont. ,f the r,,g
10 y
y, Mrs Harry Price, and sister. Ni.ss in
n ,''' N''h'. I',' lu''H'' i'' 'h.ns'
''''h'i'' "nl "lh'i l"'h'H u" '''''"
" ""''' "'' W." 'P'"n wv tN''''''.
- = y
Mrs T. I,,,. entertained ,h. N.,
@ ~ E'hrn nc'ns an "uul''"n. ON.
49, rS, 'u','. ,'., "'a., WV, w. y,
"'' INV ''"'' "''''"A ~
-.
sun' y. ''p"'l"' nome 'n
wv " we G'N from lugblhA' IrAA
"' '''"' Wv P''' INV
Ms Frank N'lson entertained N
r,asd,, ,',,n, 80, N wv, ~, ,'.' D., ~
or, unlt,.rbu, vr. Manning Nco-c
Fort worth T,,.s and N,. "a.
Harrison NJ Calvin Okla Mis-. r,mIi
sullivan mad, N, biyb score I'M. "A,
tbc final me,,ip, fIr tbc ssos,p
Nfs Mhnnlnf Moore N Port Wort
l'N,. u lh" guest ~ Nor parents, ID
'nn Mf" l. " bu'l"n
90
.,,
",,',' SUD ,'ll ''E,'N l'l ~,
""'Wula, NV lolN' ',''h NV ana on
I"U'N y" '"nN, ,''nla 'nl N'N '''
80 N"'l' INV VIII sp'hh 'N' sHinm'
\ WI" '''''''''
a
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-07

NJ and NJ. Ralph n Rutnhsm whose
msfrlsge vss celebrated Msy iS have 70.
turned from their bridal ttip cast and
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-07

Mts J I. McNa, snd snn. iisrnl
ler '0hsy iof three mnnIhs Visit WI
relatives near riitshuffh. ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-07

a QUIET wedding which comes "a
IN something ~ Il surprise 10 N"
~. friends of the young couple, vn7
IN thnt Tuesday evening ~ The
home Of Nj and Mrs W ~
Inflow, when their sister. Miss
lea lola Cheney daughter NJ Mr. \.
Cheney. WIS united IN marriage 10 Mr.
.C Y Covcv. Eov n y Van Horn ~
the First christian church, reading tue
nuptM VOWS The house was prgfuf"lJ
and attisilralb decorated with pink roses
sweet peas md ferns and tho bride and
groom stood beneath nm nr0h ~ ferns
Hnd Killarney roses B'f0rc the Wedding
Nsa Carrie Lee Cheney. sister NJ the
bride spug. - love You Truly nv
Carrie Jacobs Bond and followed with
the l.ohrugrin wedding march. 10 which
th" bridal party entered Miss villa
Maude inflow. ncirc of the bride md Ms
u " Cheney. brother w'r" ih" mrld ~
honor mud best man. and the pretty ~
n. twin SON and daughter ot Mr and
Mrs " ll Inflow ir. Hnd Mabel claire.
dressed In white, we're Tho ung holtcf
and flower girl
The bride is charming g0ung glfl
who Iul graduated from ~" oklahoma
. CIt' hsh school lnst V'ck and Hho vas
lovely in her simple graduating gown ~
T white orrnud, with bridal bouquet oi
brides rose. and lilies ~ 'he valley
( Miss lnlov also wore whit" ofgnudN
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-07

Nj. orville Church entertained tho
Bridge PLAYERS Tuesda, with whom she
had also a. guests Mines claude Powell.
\ W Hnuck. e n Gerard. TYLER r
Wales. John lommes and Miss rsAfl
Hines NJ Nevs'fk illrh scores were
made hN Mines lipmm.s lret
Cnomhs. and Prank roll, Mfa Wiley
rihhs will entertain the club IN two
week.
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Mics Pearl ltlnrs ~ Newkifk vho hat
heen the guest n Mts wulism l. Ken.
dali LETT today for her hn,nr
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Mrs Milton A C1ark will entertain
the Sans rstisl club Friday mcrnlns
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Mrs Manning Moore ~ Fort Worth
TcNas. 8. the guest of her parents. pi
ANA Mrs l. " Buxton
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Mrs Frank Nelson entertained the
members ~ the Two - clock Auction club
TUESDAY having Nlso ~ guests Nrs Rob.
"r, Hulitvrhu,. Mrs Manning Moore of
Fort worth. TcNas. and Mrs Hrn
Harrison NJ Calvin. Okla Miss Camille
sullivan made the high score THIS was
the final meeting f0r the season
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-07

Mrs . " Sims ls expected home n
lHHt NJ the SFck from Inggins. Tctb
whore shc has spent the past thf'
weeks
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-07

Mrs Il \ Jones entertained the Met
topolitan club Tuesday ~ the SNryiu.
Mrs II 9 Elkan being an additional
guest. Mrs G T. Tancyohll made tho high
score This was the final meeting for
the season
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-07

Mrs charles Sclhy lcu to-day inr rhil
adclphia. NrW York ocean rit, ana 9th
.cr points In rcnnr,lysna and New Icr
s"y Whcr" she will spend the summc
with relatives
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-07

Mr and Mis \ J tcnrv and isugh.
terf. Misses Mary and Helen viii leave
"wednesday NJ next week for western
trip Mr. J",cy gnes on business. but
Mrs lSacy ana the children Vill spend
the summer with relatives In los An.
gclcs. cal
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-07

Mrs Harry rrcft and sister. NisS in.
nice week.. l'r Tuesdn, f1r chicago
Indianapolis and other points in indiana
where they WIN spend the summer
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-01-19

Mrs. Z. S. Quinton asked a few
her mother, Mrs. L. 3. Kendall. Those
invited were some of Mrs. kendatl's
close friends. She will leave Thurs
day for Denver to spend the rest of
the winter with another daughter.
Mrs Thomas Keeley
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-01-19

been visiting Mrs. Tomson's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. D. Coburn-
Mrs. Longnecler, Of Emporia, is
ill at the home of her sister, Mrs.
w II. Eastman.
Mrs Clay McKibben returned today
to her home in Dodge City, after a
visit to her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J.
H. Frizell.
Col c. j. Jones. who has been Wis
iting his daughters. Mrs. c. r. Whit
mer and Miss Jessie Jones. has re-
turned to Kansas City, and will go to
Garden City in a few days for a visit
to friends.
Clary G. Clary, wall paper and paint
18th and Lane. Phone 1383.-Adv.
The Taxa Art Embroidery club will
meet with Mrs. Charles e. Clevenger,
III Duane avenue, Thursday after
noon.
The Priscilla club will meet Thurs
day afternoon with Mrs. Thomas ]
Jones, 1911 Huntoon street.
Mrs. George p. Williams will enter
tain the Fadalis Sewing club Thurs
day at her home, 1919 Buchanan
street