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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-11

Inquiries regarding honey recipes have
been so numerous that / have published
them in another column on this page.
Dear MLiss-I would appreciate very
much If you would kindly tell me how
can clean gray broadcloth spots.
AN "ECONOMIzER."
The method employed to take spots from
gray broadcloth will depend of course, on
what caused the spots. If they are grease
an expert says the spot should be placed
face down upon thick cloth and alcohol or
gasoline poured through. Dab with a swab
of cotton soaked in the fluid. The id "a
is to rub the spot out, not In. Care should
be taken to prevent ignition. If they are
mud spots, the garment should be let
alone until the mud is dry. 1t should then
be brushed out with a light motion, or
rub lightly out with bit of coarse vel
vet. The garment should then be stretched
smooth and spread with a cream of
French chalk, starch and alcohol When
this is dry. brush once more and the
stain should go with it. l would not ad-
wise an amateur to attempt to remove fruit
stains.
Dear MLiss-Will you kindly publish
in your paper how l can clean the follow
ing articles; Light blue down quite
white taffeta dress" and white net
dress" Also how to take the shine from
the back of a cloth skirt. Mrs e. NJ.
Extraordinary care should be taken
when using gasoline, because 1t sometimes
ignites just from friction, but | am told
that light quilt can be satisfactorily
cleaned with gasoine--two baths of a
gallon each. The worst of the dirt should
be taken out with the first bath, and the
second is more in the nature of rinse.
The fluid should be squeezed out, the quilt
taken out of doors and shaken and then
hung out to dry and air.
lc.l tcE fnH frtnl. 4, n
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-11
Sugar Lumps

one wise woman who has too frequent
ly been annoyed by discovering her granu-
lated sugar a mass of Jumps when it is
most needed tells about her remedy. She
has n large envelope such as those which
photographs are sent in, placed under
meath or beside her sugar box. When she
wants to use the sugar or to fill the bowl,
she dips the envelope in the sugar and
rolls its contents out with a rolling pin.
There aren't any more Jumps
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-11
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
The After. Effects of Dinbtbori,

Six months ago ] had diphtheria ia.
clares correspondent. Anttoxin was IN.
Jected, ana ! have felt funny and weak
ever since. How long does It take TO pet
antitoxin out OF the blood? e''
Answer-Diphtheria is pretty scyere
Illness and often leaves one weak. IL MOI
enough antitoNin is given, or II IT is given
too late, diphtheria may leave paralysis
behind. Whoever attributes these effects
TO the remedy deserves sympathy and en-.
lightenment
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-11
Asks for Ear Trumnet

IL saw the offer Of small ear trumpet.
am an old lady with a small income. so
can't think of buying one. l am only par
TALLY deaf and will be glad to get an ear
trumpet. | have n pair of eyeglasses I
can give in exchange for the trumpet Of
fered by Mary r., if this has not been
given away. MRS. ]. w"
Mary r, has received the glasses In
any case we could not have let your barter
them for the trumpet. I hope and belieye
that you will get one for loves sake"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-11
If You Like Garlic

4 touch of garlic can make a plain
French salad different. The salts of
garlic will do something toward accom-
plishing this, but garlic Glove, dropped
into the vinegar cruet, after being peeled,
will give the suggestion without a too
realistic after effect.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-11
SILK Pieces to Donate

81 have a few silk pieces in pale shades
to offer. MRS. r, J."
silk pieces are ever in demand and
readers who work them up into duvets,
etc. comprehend the advantage Of the
lighter shades /. one would have the
patchwork really artistic in effect, Hold
yours until you are informed through the
mani thnt they are called for
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-11
How Can She Win Love?

Dear Deborah Rush-I am very much
i'm love with a young man with whom l
have been associated in business for six
months He seems to be Indifferent to me,
though he is always polite, lie is about
six years older than l am and suitable
in every way, What can | do to win
his love? / am 6 years old and con-
sidered very pretty. c. J. NJ.
As you are young enough to change your
mind very often i'm the next few years
the best thing to do is 10 forget the young
man. or rather look on him i'm the light
of a friend and not a lover / can give
no receipt for gaining a mans love, AMI
it is a mistake to mix these things with
business DEBORAH RUSH.
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SEEN IN THE SHOPS

II needs at least one
frllly, lacy white frocll
for dress occasions, fol.
If there isn't a uues-
ton OF the child's con.
flrmation dress, there
is a party or two to
warrant It, Today's
illustration shows one Of
the new styles. 1t is
made up in all-white net
or with colors. The long
Russian blouse line is
becoming TO the average
youngster The sizes
run from 4 to II years.
A yoke is formed by
means of shirrings. from
which the fun net falls
uurestrained to the shir.
rings at the hips.
This long.walstcd limo
has returned to favor
after several seasons.
The skirt is isknifc.plaitcd.
with a hcmstitchcd bor.
der The frilly sleeves
are short and bows Of
colored satin ribbon are
seen hero aud there. \
dainty finish ig a ea,I
of sauW ribbon under.
meath the shIrringe at
the waist line. with a
big Dow at the back
The frocl, sells tor $685..
The hat Is made Of
natural lcGhorn, trimmed
with a velvet band and
streamers. The crown is
made OF satin, with a
circular top of tho leg
hTVtFH FTsI.. f...... h.. a.
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Wants Quilt Pieces

81 should like to have those silk
patches, for have lots of time to make
a quilt. 1 just read of the quilt pieces
and should like to have them.
ALMA B."
Alas and alaclsaday! they are not still
at our disposal But a fresh supply may
he forthcoming at your call. Such things
happen daily in the Corner. One min
istering angel gathered together and sent
to an empty-handed quilt maker Is
pounds "at one fell swoop," a while ago.
Somebody may follow her axampIe, anI
we keep your name on file.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-11
Flashy Veil

A pretty border seen on one Of the
newest spring wells Is made OF sequins
sewed on IN conventional designs. The
body Of the yell Is figured in silk chenille,
ana IS very aattering % tins complexion
Prices are high. averaging from $3.50 10
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-11
Birthstone in Figs

I eat about five ounces of figs day, and
stamped on the package is this Prepared
with sulphur dioxide." VIII that have
any Injurious effect on the system?
Answer-We should eat such figs very
leisurely, IL at all.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-11
Where to Place Hand in Dancing

Dear Deborah Rush-Iu your little talk
on Good Form in dancing IN Mondays
EVENING LEDGER you said a girl should
let her left hand rest on the shoulder of
the man with whom she is dancing.
thought the arm should be doubled and
rest On ones partners right arm. Is not
this sometimes done? MARY.
Some years ago, it was considered good
form to double the arm as you describe
but since the one step. fox tror Ganter
Waltz and other dances which differentiate
from the old waltz and two step have
come Into vogue. II seems to be necessary
for balances sake, to hold ones left hand
lightly but firmly on the shoulder of the
man With whom one is dancing II makes
II easier for him 70 lead you, and the
secret OF good dancing is good leading
For every man seems 10 dance steps of
his own invention and it is necessary
for him TO lead well in order to dance
xell and have his partner follow him
easily
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-11

All communication addressed TO Marion
Hnrlnnd should inCloso n stamped. self
addressed envelope and IA clipping Of the
article in which you are interested. Per
sons wishing TO aid In the charitable
work Of the II. II. G. should write Marion
IIarland. In care of this paper, for nd-
dresses Of those they would like to help,
and, having received them, communicate
direct With these parties.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-11
Areh supporters Ofered

Il offered pictures, magazines ana
arch supporters. The former have been
disposed Of but the arch supporters are
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-11
i Hand Kissing Always Proper

Lear Deborah Rush-I saw a letter in
sou4 column Thursday about a young
aa kissing a girls hand when he was
H4s8 Introduced 10 her, / am a young
.HI e Is and considered very ATTRACTIVE,
10 aae oF tHQ men have wanted 70 kiss
~ hand on several occasions. sbat Il has
aeea = public should l let them d.
:. zee xau say 1t Is permissible.
n A. a
s 4eaza - 3 mistake - allow them %
= ss IS ~ eIfeanaaEances you cite. The
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-11

stil in our possession. so II you will give
my name and address to L. A. ON, who
asked for it, will be glad to give them
to her or any one who may need them.
LAURA r. W"
The address has gone TO you. but can
not resist the temptation TO give our CO.
workers a glimpse of the beautiful mis-
sion the Corner is carrying on unostenta-
tiously behind the scenes" so far as the
public is concerned. | have llkened It
more than once to the brook by the
way" and told how the weary head is
lifted after draught of the waters. In
your letter we catch the ripple of the
music they give out in their flow. 1 shall
hold your address. as it may be possible
l.. a. ON may have been supplied with
arch supporters Should there be another
who reeds pair, will she write to US?
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-11
when Are Cocktails Served?

Dear Deborah RuSh-Wlll you kindly
tell me In Saturdays IGvENING LEDGER
when cocktails should be served at
dinneF2 j. MCC.
Cocktails should be served in small
glasses which come for the purpose. and
which are placed on a tray and passed
arounl to the guests in the drawing room
or living room IN which they are gathered
before going into the dining room,
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Good form queries should BE- adj
dressed to Deborah Rush icritteH or
one side Of the pdper and signed loih
fun name and address. though initials
ONLY toiIE be published upon request.
On with the dance once more, and this
time L have been asked to write a short
dissertation on the subject of how a man
should hold a girl with who.l he is dane
ing and how he should lead, As | said re-
girls right arm is pump handle, and
steer their way through the midst of the
other dancers. Others hold girl so
tightly II is almost impossible to breathe
whereas others hold her SO loosely it is
impossible TO follow the steps, There is n
happy medium in this as in all things, The
man should pass his right arm around
the girl he Is dancing with and hold her
firmly enough for il 10 be possible to guide
her steps. ----.-. --"
If he is not wearing gloves and the per-
son with whom he is dancing is wearing
4 light or perishable frOck. it is we'll to
protect the gown by holding a folded
haudkerchief against the dress, as the
hnnd Is apt to perspra and stain the deli
cate fabric Ris hand should he placed
on the back. between the shoulders and
waist line. The man should hold himself
easily and not bike up his shoulders and
bend his knees ana otherwise dance in an
awlkwsrd way Good fnrm and good
breeding are shown in the manner Of
dancing quite as much as in other points
OF etiquette
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o the Editor of the WOman's Page
Ledger Write
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-29
Pleasures Past.

Chatmtngly delightful iu all rs details
was the nft-ruoun AZ auction given IN
day at The Couutr, club hy MR. Frank
" Lucas and Mrs Jack NushufN u
honor NJ Mrs licury = MNEaut uf Homo.
lulu Tho long mantcl IN the living room
WpE banked with vines aud suuWh halls,
aud n rtuusiou NJ Killarney roses, SNOW
balls and hridnl wtcaths adorned the
roomt together with many palms and
poti,d plants Misses Lucille Nckc" aud
Katherine Sash Hud little Miss Sarah
Frances AuShut, greeted the guests NJ
tho door aud distributed the score cards
which we're lovely representations oi
nuich hoWis nllcd with rod tulips IN
the receiving line we're Mrs Lucas. Mrs
WNgan,. Mrs Aushuty Miss Nav low.
den NJ Indianapolis Ind Miss Lots
bingham ~ Tishominso. okla Assist
Ing IN the hosptnlilios ~ the Afternoon
were Miss Grn"llr llnilr. Mines John
Skccn. Leon iluckins, g. u Wallace and
| l.. Y lanrston Tho fRNors for IN,
game NJ auction were al In the new
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GERARD IS ATTACKED
BY GERMAN PAPERS

LOSuON. Apfn % Tho Riel Nursls
Nachrirhiru tho organ ~ Prince Henry
%. Prussia and the extreme suhmarins
party IN Germany. as we'll n several
other Newspaper IN small cities pub.
H,h'a m attack on James " GerHf-
American nmhas.ador TO BERLIN. says F,
Reuter- dispatch from Copenhagen Thr
nlt1rk N founded upon y story rirculai
rI hy am obscure B"rlln paper published
by M, German League NJ Truth" which
profcssos 70 work for m" preservation
~ friendship between Germany and
America According to tho story. Mr..
Gorurd upbfaldod tho editors NJ ths
prpor for various attacks upon him Ths
Nuosto Nnchficstcn states that the
League p' Truth intends 10 publish
lptirrr ami documents which viii prove
tho ambassador in favor ~ war with
G,fmhuE
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LAND ATTACK COULD
INTERRUPT CANAL

PANAMA. Npril - THAT tho Panams
canal can be- interrupted successfully Nv
2 land attack over the rough'st jungle
ifhIl. has been demonstrated In the view
81 Rrgndier General Clarence Il Ed.
wards. commander of the canal zone Nv
IN, war maneuvcrs which were conclude
cd Thurrdav with an engagement hc-
tween the attacking rcd army and hs
huc defenders officer. ON the Isth-
mus seem to think said General .Ed-
wards. that N" only safety Hes In ad-
ditional troops and roads"
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At the Card Tables.

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PEANUT CRAZE IN CARTER COUNTY

NEpNnEE php Nprl 20 ,Sp.c.a'D
luds ug b, IA. demand 'or peanuts
thctc gill hr at least 500 II not 1000
acres NJ peanuts .owrd The interest IN
iUs asa r'V venture 10 du" ~ Walter
Colbert ana Morris ssN NJ this civ
Who have supplied hundreds a. bushels
m seed ~ the farmers a. cost The
Chamber Df commerce De- di.trihutlng
tU. seed
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-29
Musical Mention.

N musical program viii ho gwen ~
the FIRST Baptist church SUNDAY eve.
n rg Retwrou the huurs of rs and
10 O'Clock II viii be- u charge NJ
Professor Charles T. H,kori. and htrr
Vtu b. IN ohHtgr of Professor Edwin
al" MClntNte
=
The Musical Art institute ms arranged
ru interesting program fut 1hursdrN
evening at recital htll Witch viii hc s
benefit fot tho SWcdish l.uthrt"nn church
Participating m the program win be-
several members NJ the faculty includin
MI idlH l.und NJ the voice depart
mont VI Charles ilnuhrl ~ the pinnr
department. and Miss MntEvty Buuor of
a.. expression department The Musical
Nrt trio viii play and other numbers VIII
be- given hN Nj Edward lUui and MeF
Helen G,ffor
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DANCING IN TOWN

Auditorium. dancing every nlsh, pm.
rlsf pfires The popular Fairgrounds ~
Oklahoma Asn rpvn fni conventions
lsfH, uf small
i,uii,tirk srhrd ~ Dancing rucili
HAL rpayhIuE class private and as
ssnhlV danrins Tursdats Thursday
end SATURDAYS ate assembly ani inv.
ia,lun nish,s new rlass starts ever,
Monday nlehl 50 m You learn tcuf
Tor 81
tala F,uN nsat nelie tsls. SUNDAY
Afternoon and nlsht uniy Adv
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FAv0RlTE RECIPES.
Brown er.sd

TSAkr ons ,up ~ Graham flour
cur hYif guv " white flour. unr.
" hHl' ,up pi rbtr meal. one Gun ~
snur mi'k in vhi,h has i,,n stirred
unr luvrl irpspuunul ui su,ia. una.
hlf rup rf sul,f and rnr Tablespoon
hl NJ melted butter Silf we'll ani
ada un' .up ,arh uf rRisins sod
mute i'uuf into we'll battered hak
inr powder uf Duiire cans and ha 80
,nr hour This frrip, doubted win ,,s
sufficient frf ihfrv one puund roffae
Hans. uf single win make tvn smailrr
hns
Mrs " \ LEpRErrrp.
sea ias, ratk rlacc
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-29

EtN,nrpHt, aul Note o. lHfg. flower nuwl
presented 'p Nrs T.. e. INun 'Ur mg"
score rat flower receptacle tf ,'r
ISOLATION Geo M j Franklin 'maH.n. %
rumpu', uu the Dut 90 Mrs E'uI lltt'l
u Mr. NNrfFL $3.50. urrs,ut,l vfh %
hu, OF pIt. "NlluN handkerchief.
MINES g. o. -pI'uun llu,tu.. larg.
siuu 1Uu NtIu.. were presented WIN
CLUSTERS uf kilIlr'. fus"- ub DO" other
ladies assisting W'r, recipients ~ rUss,
willow handkerchief Mans uu' NJ town
guests added 'u rN, huIlWrD, ~ tn' u'.
,nSiOu. among iI,W being Mr g. b
Gorsuur 0f wichita Falls Texas Miss
kathleen Coug,r pf san Angelo. Texas.
MINES " 4. Citi,udpu and " Matthew
son Of Muuguu. Miss piu, 'uppcdge ~
bedford CItf Va. Mrs Travis cola, ~
Tulst Mrs Ilm,r Evan. ~ Paris. IrN1..
Mrs g. Amnrstyr ~ ttchlshb More
than 1 hundred guests cujtfl th' pleas
uf,s uf the afternoon -
Y # =
Tho a.. Hrr ru fuuri. celebrated
Founders de-, V'n banquet uf hand
some appointment FRIDAY Oru'ug ul
the shityu hotel in- being tur FORTY
ninth tuuivctstt, ui iu, tpuud.up ~ me
"''''' ''' ''
win" hhh niue. "'i' '''fl'' our NJ. 'h'
program hnd wnn 'n' ln 'h' '','-
i'u"ns Nhl'l W.'' "I ''''N .UN'' ulN'
baskets ill'h WIN ''' ''lh'''''' MIA
'. " "'''" WIS '''.., "''
tpastv answered tu were "ii rhi Ideals
aud Founders ult Miss IrVru ppt,n,ll
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ul,,.bm,, Nit. issib.r WINNER ui
pbt customs ,, NJ, ,b.t,,rr N,. n
+ tt,p., "y.v, f,,y ittu, p,r,,ps .
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Martin Ann, M'ul M,r, Mcmillan
Mari" MnWnvN luvb Shuti'r. Haze
H,atiic Anna p'r. sue lossnrt lmuEcu
Cameron Nnuir llulnu. Militia hcrr' Tot
Tie Taylor and lowell ln'rhol u'h"
guests from hoir Wcfv MINES 4. " lul
lcN, y VI. Sn'Ncii. winters, e. NJ March
Melville McElduWu",, jewel Alexander
" Y llHinct NrnHlrnnt 81 llrk"t'
l'nll fmlrN ot Mdmnrc and MiHSrs flo'
Weaver MARGUERITE Wihoti. Iganot lihn
ford, Nell h,'t h'l'n l'dhc'iri VIM
red Robertson, MNt' campbell and h'lr'
hcatuv,
Nj, and N,a yin,i Ianih er,er,irr,
IA jtpp,, r,tJ0. .,,uIU, ,t, ,,Il, Al,
In, ,r,s, ,,,is,i.,,ii, t,,,,,,,J ,, 1, nm,
b,u,,,on ot r,pt .uJ iB,,pd,r The Howell
upt- of mini .p,rdr,rnua ,,,d putnl, fl,u
N, M. W.,. ,.r,,t,J iu ,b, l,,,nJr, .r,
Mint plnrs cards and tho d,int, mn, b,.
ke,s and 4, d,ir.,,bl, m,ru vp. s.r,,,
lo Nessrs and Nw,a Nll.fd uu.s.il
E,,ds,irt a owen. cam, ui,rlw,,i,r II,
and Mrs p,lu,irl 4 rsrru.,r ana Al,
t,corse soblh,rr r,lloNtrr tho dipps
,br mart, attended th, Intn. ,iub J,r,
AZ m. Knights uf columbus hBii
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made by Nu Bocnd ana Mrs carter
Mrs Frank Finch Will entertain the oluh
nou Friday 1i h'r home on Nurlh NhnI.
lrl avenue
x
Mrs ., - stcon was hostess Friday
10 the Bridge Luncheon club Mrs y lpc-
WIt Alien made the top score tn" club
AIN meet In tNo weeks with Nrr +. q.
IumUkIua
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Mondays Events

MRS Leon tucklns, luncheon for
Mrs. William palfell OF Shreveport,
la
Mrs G, D. Wallace and Mrs, J. :,
Chastaln aucilgn for Mrs ". Mat.
tnewson and Mrs n. /. Crittenden
Of Mannum,
Mrs. j. r McClelland. luncheon for
Miss Elizabeth orrissey OF Chicago.
X T., Bridge club Lee .Huckins.
Bishop and Mrs. Francis Key Brooke
~ hom" 'or Dean and Mrs. Fred.
erick ]. Bate
Chatting Dish club Mrs S {.
Lard
Ladies Auslllary OF U, c, r. May
breakfast at SklVin
Penelope eluh, Mrs Frank Ward.
well.
Literature department OF Sorosis,
Sorosls hail.
Entire Nous club. Mrs Harry Gar.
rlson, ~ the home o' Mrs Charles
Eason.
q. c, o cluh. theat-r party AZ
Liberty win Mrs 8 t. FentreS
{. L. 5. c. ~ library.
Mrs :, E. Lindsey and Mrs ~ c.
Rsher ehildren's May party
H
"MY DEAR"
Two voIl iirt uuOc were Nhi.p,rc.
low.
In rcmbIrs rou,s whore nocNn,
Fnadc
lpnu the wuIf DANCED tn mud fro
In patterns rr the mupnHgm mad,
Two word. once hu.I rn, uHrmu.
en-.
"N. d,u
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Announcements.

lh' entertainment Dommiit,, ~ 'hr
Countf, Dluh has f.t May ~ rF 'h' date
To- the annual sufinc ou,nu. uf ih'
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The meeting ~ the LluRrr Longer c'uh
planned ipr ThHsdb, Wa postponed on
account Oi illness in th, fmI, ~ the
ho-trss until next Thursds, when be viii
meet with Mrs y O.. Peterson bt it.F
West Twenty fuh street
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-29

Tho Mica Ninuj, rluh WIS entertained
rhutsda, afternoon h, Mrs Z y Nsps.
Additional guests vctc Mines sam u
Flood \ N RoFets and T. 4 Poole Tho
afternoon WAS spent with nrsdlewrfk.
followed \, = luncheon Tho ne,, meet
ing In two weeks will hc with Mrs u
e. Shlnn
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Tho rcir.c rcir club was entertained
Thursd,, afternoon h, Mis- Wrrdrs
RiNrs with line IsrN ~ the Empress
fnllnwiur Nhi.h the members ana guests.
Misses HELEN Sims ani Anna Knight
vrt, akru iu tho Hus, nrv ,rptuum
where refreshments Nyfr served anil
dancing tniu,ri Tho hostess fur the
neNi meeting n tvu weeks vin br an.
nuurpeh later
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Social Clubs.

Mr Mar Emmon- entertained 'Hs
u. y ] club Thursd,t. assisted hy MIR.
\ = caldwell Mp y - Htmnu of
chicago was special guest \ book
contest sud peanut contest we're the
nmuscmcuis n the afternoon followed h,
refreshments Tho next meeting will BE-
MAY g. when 'hr club viii have a line
PARTY ,t one " the downtown thc,tcfs
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Mfs A " tss had Ne additional sussi
with the mrmhtts ~ ihe Green Meadow
Ncrdltvuik club rhutsdt, afternoon.