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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-04-19
D. A. R. BALLOT|NG
IN TODAy'S SESSION
Intense Political Feeling Has
Effect in Spirited Debate
Over Morning Incidents.
MARYLAND CONTEST HAS
INTERESTING FEATURES
Vice President General for District
Starts Clash Which Arouses the
administration.

Tho twenty fifth Continental Con-
EreSs of the National Society. II. y. f..
is baIlotins today for corresponding
secretary general. ten vice presidents
general tfor two years.. one honorary
vice president general and editor of
magazine
Tine first states were called upon
for their ballots at HE and it is en-
pected that the polls will be kept open
until late tonight.
Political feeling is intense in the
sessions today. Mrs. George 7. Small
wood vice president general from the
District. started a clash today at tine
very opening of the morning session,
W itich was construed into attack
on TIE administration and q protest
against machine tactics.
Mrs. Smaiiwood said that paper was
being circulated bearing thirteen names
for vice president general and that a
definite statement by a definite person
Tor Il definite reason was being made
that votes should be cast for only the
first ten on this list. Mrs. Smallwooo
ASKED the chair TO publicly diSaNoW
that this was being done with author.
i:y.
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IMPORTANT EVENTS ON
THE D. A. r. PROGRAM
Tonight.

Tonight.
8 p.m.-Meeting given over to
national preparedness. The
Spirit of Patriotism Asks a Vital
Question: impersonator. Miss
Katharine Eggleston. Addresses,
John Barrett, director general
Maxim, member naval advisory
board. member advisory board.
American Defense Society. Mo-
ton pictures. America Unpre-
pared"
Banquet at the New Willard.
under direction of hospitality
committee, Mrs. w. H. Alline.
Tomorrow Morning.
10 a.m.-Scripture and PRAYER,
Rev. DIR. Henry Noble Couden.
chaplain of the House of Repre-
sentatives.
Reports of committees Ma
tlonal Old Trails road. Mrs. Henry
McCleary, chairman: transporta-
ton. Mrs. Charles B. Goldsbor-
ough. chairman; welfare of wom-
en- and children. Mrs. &. $. Shaw
Sons of the Republic. Mrs. Mar
garet l.. Fl. Hicks. chairman: in
terchanSea bic bureau of slides.
lectures and literature, Mrs.
Charles II. Slack, chairman.
Tomorrow Afternoon.
p.m.-The President and Mrs.
Wilson will receive the dele
gates at the White House, in the
east room.
p.m.-Liquidatio and .ndow
ment fund of Memorial Continent
tai Hail and certificate penny-a-
day plan. Mrs. Willard r. Block,
chairman committee on sta
tistics. Mrs. George T. Smallwood.
chairman: National University.
Miss Mary r. Wilcox. chairman:
national charity officer, Mrs.
Joseph A. Enslow
Address. DR.. Sidney l.. Gulicll.
proposed amendments to the
constitution and bylaws
Tomorrow Night.
s p.m.-Reports of state re-
gents. with state songs and gifts.
9-12 D.m.-Reception and ball
of Southern Society at New Will
lard Hotel.
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Refuses to Respond.

Mrs. William Cumming Story, the
president general, in answer said tina t
she would not respond to personal at
lacks at this time.
y request was made froin-the floor
tii;.I these names be announced. Mrs.
Story said:
PROBABLY the chairman of the COM
nIt.tee on nominations can tell us.
Il.en she bent toward Mrs. Small
wooi and said:
"!'eTn:Ips YOU can tell us
NJ. .. 'Snallwood said she could not.
Later Mrs. Smallwood said that no at
tack on Mrs. Story was intended. She
sad that all of the candidates had to
h.s .e The majority vote OF their own
s...tes and that each was entitled to
tn same consideration in the election
nIit. the votes are cast by delegates
1roi:i all over the country, many OF
With are not personally acquainted
HItt these candidates. she said it was
oni4 10 secure fan play Tor all the
Candidates that she raised the point.
Gossip among the delegates is that
thCie are thIee states, one OF which is
A:aryi. nd, that has ueclned to uomi-
III, tc tie candidate, ana that these can
diaaice have been put at the bottom of
the i.st OtheIs claim THAT certain OF the
present Vice presidents have not satisfied
the .tt.lIiiiISl rsi tioIi and are slated tor de-
Ell
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| Mrs. Loring- Drouet of New York is
at the Shoreham, IA delegate to the y.
A. r. from the New York City Chapter.
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Benjamin F.. Butler, and was a charter
member of the ID. A. r.
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D. A. r. NOTES.

Lady Aberdeen was seated dur
ing the afternoon session yesterday in
the president generals box with Mrs.
Frederick j. Ranney of Detroit, Mich.
Mrs. Eleanor Washington Bellamy of
Georgia, one of the oldest members of
the d. A. R., is attending the con-
gress. She is the daughter of the first
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L. Felts Of Newark. n. J., and Miss
Viola Cameron of New York.

In ten years 500 persons Were found
guilty Of murder in Austria. but only
twenty-three were put to death.
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At dinner Mrs. HortenSe Mcdonald
entertained in honor of Mrs. c. c.
Huntington and Miss Mary Brabson
Littleton of Chattanooga. delegates
from Tennessee to the congress. Other
delegates who were guests Al dinner
parties given in the tearoom We're Mrs.
n T. Hoerner of New York. Mrs. II.
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Interest in Maryland Contest.

Mary lands contest was brought to
the attention of the congress by Mrs
William H. Talbot, vice state regent,
OF Rockville, who is Il candidate for
vice president general. She stated from
the floor that her request for a teller
had been denied, that she has no teller
representing her, and she challenged
the right to have extra tellerS allowed
for pennsylvania when her request was
refused. Mrs. Story stated that the tell
err from Maryland is Mrs. Linthicum of
Prince George chapter.
The list OF te!lers announced is as
follows: Mrs. Joseph Dearborn. cnai.
man. New Hampshire; Miss Florence
q. Finch, vice chairman, New York;
Mrs. ration, Washington: Mrs. William
Taylor. New Jersey; Mrs. Harry Hyman,
Texas; Mrs. Charles H. Bissell. Con-
necticut; Mrs. jefferson, Minnesota
Mrs. Charles Bryan, Tennessee: Mrs.
j. J. Estey, Vermont; Mrs. Annie Head,
Massachusetts. Mrs. W. b. Howe, Mrs.
George T. Page, Illinois: DR.. Mary Wal
colt Green, Mrs George NJ. Baker,
Massachusetts,. Mrs. Annie l.. Ford,
Mrs. Margaret DeWolfe, Miss Cathe
rine Cus,is Mrs. Arthur, Mrs. Mont
..omery, Mrs. Brennan, Louisiana: Mrs.
VI ailis and Mrs. Lipscomb, Marylanl
Candidates Are Nominated.
Eorlination Of candidates was made
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Mrs. John jay White entertained yes
terday afternoon at tea in compliment
to Mrs. j. A. Heating of Portland. ore
Assisting Mrs. White We're Miss Alice
Paul national chairman of the or
ganization; Miss Maud Younger of Cal
ifornia, Mrs. William Kent of Cali
fornia. Mrs. Helena Hill Weed of this
city and Miss $. Ada f'latman of Lon
don
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Book to Contain War Records.

of the Senate and House committees o.
the District of Columbia.
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Mary Pickford Talks
Personalities I Have Met-Leslie Carter.
IN, isis BY IN, MecIut, N,~,p ,prf syndIes,. An aiohts a'ss~'

tapestry over the bed n hide the actor.
hut in her haste he mis-iudged the dis
lance. and - the king entered the tap
c,,fy Tell 60 the floor and behold the
h1ut,'
BY this time the audience was quite
uncomfortable. especially when It oam'
jh the line, where the suspicious king
accused HI, mistress oi having secte,ed
some onc IN the room and she. with
%inspirauunal and wonderful word, VI
caiolcry. assured him he was mistaken
FROM where | was standing in the
wings. | could sec the pupils ui Mrs
Carriers rye, dilating and knew BY her
trembling lips ,hc was determined "a
control this audience and save hci
scene Lines which had never be-n writ.
ten IN the play she delivered in that
matvclou, voice II hers. with such fore,
and such cloqurnce that tho laughter
lied into giVrles. and the eiggles lad.
ed into wunderment when tho curtain
wa finally ung down
Few actresses have the power to carr,
semi humorous sesnc, like these and
even Mrs Carter. with her marvellous
poise. va unnctvcd after the ordeal. ioi
I remember her quick little ga,ps oI
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silk lingerie. and. Mrs lee Bird, the
consolation. a kaycnswarc vase. Mrs.
Pratt assisted the hostess in serving
luncheon Mrs. Claude March viii en-
terrain the club july 2b
i
Mrs + NJ Mc'cali and Mr.. II B.
Jordan played the substitute hands at
the meeting oi the Wcdnc.d ay Morning
Card club yesterday with Mrs. ! W
McAllcSter, High score; were made by
Mines. Homer Mcclure and "clcali
Mrs. Mcclure viii entertain the rlub
in two weeks at her home at 80 East
Fifth street.
4 r
Miss Selma Bat,on OF Dlrdcncllc,
Ark, is the guest OF Miss Adele Al
ley OF 1876 West Ninth street Miss
Batson, who j., one OF the instructors On
the Dardcncllcs high school, will re-
main here a month
2 =
Mrs. /. IT. Putncy was hos'cs,
"wednesday morning 10 the N]cighbor-
hood club, additional guest, being Mrs
Isabel Hamilton. Mis- Irene lIaml 'un
Mrs D. A. Ycsgcr and Mr., Rec, Par
~ High scores were made by Mrs
d. n Jones and Hamilton Mr. i. T.
Williams will entertain the club next
Wednesday at her home on West Six.
tccnth street
\ 2
Mrs. Frank Rick, Of Davi, City.
Iowa and Mrs. J X REYNOLDS Of Port
Worth are the guest, OF Mrs Frank
Hawk, called here 10 attend the Fneral
Yesterday Of Mr., Rcyuold', father, Mr.
Frank Hawk.
~ y =
Mrs Aaron llgiu returned SUNDAY
from a visit with relative, IN C,ucin
natl. Ohio, and IS with her daughter.
Mrs. {. l. West, until the return oi
Mr.. Fagin, who wa, detained ON bu,l.
ness.
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Dear Mrs. Thompson: | have been
married eight years and have been ycri
happy. My husband loves me ard his
home and children We have a splei-
did time going places together For
two years a set oi Young people have
had parties every two or three weeks
Last winter q Young widow got into
our set. She Is very clever and iull
OF fun. Now our parties would be a
failure II she didn't come. This WON
an IS beautiful and all the men arc
crazy about her. She has taken a
particular fancy 10 my husband lie
atmireS her very much and j, an easy
victim for her She ilat,erS him and
makes him think he is all right
So far nothing serious has happened.
hu, | am Jealous and cant help being
afraid that sometime my husband will
learn to love her better than he docs
me Nv evenings with the crowd are
lust spoiled now. Please tell me what
| should do' WORRIED WIFE.
You really have no cause to worry.
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VIOLATION OF AMERICAN
SEAL CAUSES PROTEST

WASHINGTON. july llt @porou,
protest has been made by the United
States 10 the Turkish government
against the action OF tie governor gen
eral OF Syria IN breaking into the
French and British con,ula,rs al Beirut
and carrying OFF their archieye, after
the American consul general there hal
placed the seal Of the United State,
on their doors
II became known here Wednesday
that many prominent Syriaus recent,
executed by the Turks were condemned
because their mn appeared IN d.
paper taken from the violated con-
SulateS. According 10 official luioma
ton the mere presence OF the names ~
the consular records served as a death
warrant
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Answers TO Correspondents.

Mrs. \ ! HI never heard Of
the song Tho swallow and the Robin
hu, II Miss Belle Storey sang it you
NIGH, write and ask her for IL
Peggy Marguerite Clark IS small.
cf than | You know how pretty dim.
pies arc in pictuteS-look AZ Lillian
Walker and Norma Talmage.
Ella S-"Esmera'da" wa taken II
and around Yuukcts. ~ Y, last fall
Some 81 the scenes we're taken in New
York city.
Edna G-unlcss II Is a eostum,
play We always have TO supply ON
own wardrobe
Rose H-Ihc company pays N,
travelling expenses even oi the extra
people when It is necessary 10 sent
them out ni town.
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at last to he the proud possessot Of a.
Leslie Carter automohile'
A, one matin,c performance while
she wa starring IN that famous We
hiclc Madame nu Barry va,
struggled into the ,het,cf hy ono ut
the actresses playing a small role IN
the company. Even though | had hc,n
on the stage Tor several years. Il was
Away, a thrilling mt when I was
allowed 10 slide in back oi 'hc prop
critic, and hide myself hshind a wall
ui scenery 10 watch the entrance Of a
star Once ! had oaugh, sigh, 81 her
leaving her dressing room would
scramble 10 a position where could
see the stage and the cenes enacted
there.
A, this particular matinee. an IN.
fortunate bu, amusing incidni occurred
|, was during the scene where Madame
Du Baffy's wounded lover crashed
through the windows VI her boudcif
and was hidden by the terrified cou'-
,s,an in her W magnificent, four
poster bed. when a knock IN the door
warned her ,ha, the king Louis Nv,
wa, demanding Ambulance
Somehow ~ other. the lover, efsa,
shining boots became cntauvlsd In the
satin shec,s and dtapetics ui the he'd.
and though h, tried itsnheally r. With.
draw them - the, would he hidden
IRON sight. the more h, struggled the
more ~ him was visible.
Al first Mfs Carter. delivering hc'
great lines, did not notice this mis-.
hap until the sigle, q the audienc,
brought her furcibly 10 the iealifa.
ton tina, something humotuu, had hap
pened Twice the king was given hi'
cues Tot entrance. hut. standing outside
he wa, warned hy the property m,r
that something had gone wrong NJ
the stage and he had better della,
HI, entrance until u wa, adjusted
Mrs Garter. never losing her poisc
saw al a Rlane, what had happcnct
and subtly tried TO thfVw a piece o.
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7 low well ! remember. a great
n many years ago when VIC were
children. Of running psl.mcll
around the corner 10 sec the passing
OF Mrs Leslie Garter in her bis. import
ed. yellow automobile. with It's impo,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-13

INK liNcficd loot
man and chaui
ieur' To have a
a liks Mrs Car
,et's BECAME the
height Of my am
buion. and al
though admired
her as an actress
and eyer dreamed
Of heinr ~ mag
netie as she. that
yellow car always
stood OIL, foremost
in my mind. and I
determined BY
hard work. years
Of study and con
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breath when the curtain was rung up
again and the audience madly applaud
ed her
Later "Du Barry" was produced in
pictures. and | visited IN, studio in
Hollywood while it was being taken
Among her great successes which !
personally saw and cnioyed were The
Heart Of Maryland" "Magda," Tara"
"Camilr." and "Sapaho."
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Heart and Home
. Problems
NrfRS ELIZABETH THOMPSON

A man does not give up a wife. WHOM
he loves, and children for another wom-
an Why not you say things to your
husband tina, will make him pleased
with hlmseli' When YOU go on, with
him compliment, his appearance. II no
says anything you think especially in
,eresting bring up the subject later and
show that YOU paid attention to what,
he said And by all means laugh q
his Jokes. Mos, women forge, to shov
their husbands that they appreciate
them. which i, a mistake. n you find
that you cannot keep from being Jealous
YOU better tell your husband. Since
he loves YOU | think he will take u
In the right way and will put your mind
al res, ot he willing to give up The
evening parties.
New Telephone Directories hsvo
been delivered " YOU have not ~.
cciyed a copy call PIN. m=Adv.
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DIV HARRIET dunn BEV7ZFXr

IT. Bush, her aunt, Mrs A. ~ Ben
nett, and cousin, Miss Mary West, all
of Fort Worth. Texas. Mis-, West 4,
a tal.nted violinist, a pupil OF Josef
Rosenfeld, OF Fort Worth
Mrs. Warner Vance left Wednesday
for a visi, in Carnegie, Okla.
\ ~
Mrs. W. +. Bailey had as her guests
with the members OF the n q. o. club
Wednesday Mrs Harlan Deupree, Mrs.
G. Smith and Mrs. r. II Hansen. Fol
lowing a o'clock luncheon the alter.
noon was spent with nccdlework The
August meeting will be Wednesday Az
gust 2, when a family picnic will b.
given at Fair park
The members OF the Royal Matron'
club spent a pleasant afternoon win
crochet Wednesday with Mrs. I. J.
Smith. who had also her mother, Mrs
{. Schwartz The next meeting vii
b. in two weeks with Mrs {, A. stem.
burger at 1908 East Tenth street.
n
Mr. H. A. Torbett is spending the
week in Sapulpa on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Paul Idly left Wed.
nesday for Manitou and Denver, COLO.
where they will spend the remainder
of the summer
Dr. and Mrs. K. { West OF Yves
Ninth street have returned IRON az
extended trip to points in Kansas, lows
and Canada
The meeting OF tn. Kappa Alpha The
Ia alumni planned for Wednesday witt
Mrs. Cyril Clymer has been postponed
until September.
Mrs. Jack Russell entertained VII
the members OF the Porch Players clit
Wednesday Mrs. d. W Bronson %
Fort Worth. Texas, and Mri hatfl
Young. High score was made by Mrs
A. L. Barrett. The club Hlll meet mex
Wednesday with Mrs. II I. Malthei
sen $3.50
Mr.. and Mrs. Harlan Dclrre. en-
ter,ained the Auction Dinner clul
. Wednesday evening. haNls also a
guests Mr.. and Mrs. " d. Duni. Higl
, scores were made ~ Mrs. Dunn an,
| DR.. G. =. Mehi. Mr.. and Mrs J. N
Condit will have the ;.hD next Wednes
day evening,
Mrs. Joseph Meyer ard daughter
| Miss Marie Meyer. and Mrs. Seymou
B. {. Heyman will leave July 70 ior
trip through Yellowstone Park The
will be accompanied by Miss Sicll
Never who has been WAITING relative
in St. Louis, but will join them IN Kan
, sas City en- route.
DR.. and Mrs. {. A.. peyioi entcrtaine
a family dinner party Wednesday eve
ming including Mr. and Mrs. T. {
Chambers, Mr.. and Nrs. Myron Cham
bers and daughter Josephine and VI
: Gavin Chambers.
I, Miss Elizabeth Boyd lett WedneSda
! for Fort Smith, Ark. where she wi
spend a couple OF weeks with he
grandmother.
-
Miss Pauline Whartenby left Frida
for Cedarvale. Kan, where she wi
spend the remainder OF the SUNNI,
, with her uncle and aunt. Mr.. and Mr.
, J. Il Whartenby. Mrs. +. a. Whar,er
By who has been quite III at the iam,l
residence on North Shar,el is nov COT
u valeScent
v Mr.. |. Il. Levy will leave Sunday
join Mrs. Levy in Chicago for the ~
Il mainder OF the hummer.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. T. Carr OF Mort
Walker avenue left Tuesday for Su
, phur, Okla, where they will spend
couple OF weeks.
Mrs. r. Choieau Legg entertained II
J. a. {. o. club Wednesday. Mrs. Oh
Sensibaugh and Miss Fay Griffith b,
ing additional guests Mrs Har'
d Pratt received the favor for high scor
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Mail Orders Filled

1t makes no difference where you
reside-you can bring this great July
clearance sale TO your very door. Let
a &c stamp act as your messenger.
Order as carly as possible.
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T%omorrow's Events

Arts and Crafts, Mrs. Clifton J.
Wykoff.
Kilksre, Mrs. Raymond p. Locke.
U. S. d., Mrs. T. y. Walton,
Sans Pariel, Mrs. l. BelitTet.
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-
lNWU entertained at auction wa,
NVU ncsday evening IN ho.ol ~
Mrs. Margaret Mu,on'e, "
Toledo. Ohio, and Mr. and MRS, -
Shank. The house was neCkeu WIZ!
roses and sumrner lowers fa'o', AZ
the game of auction were p~reScnt.u y
Mrs. R Alex Wells ana MI 9u""N.
A deiectable luncheon vas 'etVeu "
II o'clock and the guests were MeNSn
and Mines. ray ~no'np,o|G, pa,, c
Il. Clark'on ana N. N.'N "
-,
Mr.. and Mrs. b. franklin Gill VIII
leave Friday in theif motor car Tor
Medicine Park, where they VIII 'peho
n
Mrs. J. II. Marshall, Miss Wlniireo
McGlasscn and Mr.. Reed MculaSssr
left last week for Colorado Springs ano
Denver, making the trip overland "
their car.
y
W., Cha,Ies I. Connellee entertained
IN. Wednesday Auction club. Mrs. vii
hand. Mrs. Colin Campbell, VINO ma
recently returned from her wedding
trip, and Miss Margaret Rorex oi pa',
las, Texas. came in tor iuncheon a,
Guy Turner. VINO VIII entertain WV
club next "Wednesday az 'he COUNT
club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell b. Halliburton
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel N Gloyd ant
Mis-, Helen Gloyd and M-ssrs. l. l.
prvar and Eugene Wilmington viii
make up a picnic party this evening.
x-
NJ. l.. Va, WinkIe had as sub
.,;,,,s oi,y.,s Wednesday morning witt
AZ. D,nl;ca,c Wits, club Mrs. William
High scores were made by MRS, htook
and Mrs. u. + hartman Mrs william
Brooks. although not a mempet' VIII
entertain the club wednesday morning
of next week
$50
Mrs. Thomas Harper, who has bee
~ sue,, :" M'S yT"n ~,
,esVe r''u'y '"' "' "''"' 'P
WASH
..ste,
M and Mr,' rfed to'vey eh,e'
tssned the haieyon e,uo We'nesua
-. ~. n.io, w p,o,.or NJ Fo,
Wor,h Mr.. Far, CamcbeII Mrs, IA,
h,r, Weaver Mr.. A Prdder and NJ,
Fred " Bush Of Fort Worth. Hig
score, were made for the club by Mr.
Porsey and Mr. Fred J Lasby and ia
the guests BY Mrs. Bronson and NJ
Bush. Mr.. and Mrs. J Harry Hami
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Mr.. and Mrs. George Woodward mo-
tored TO Norman Wednesday. where
they me, their young son and daughter
George Edward and Helen Mari Wood
ward, who wer. returning from visits
In Shreveport, and Fort Worth, Texas
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Mrs. Lee Van Wrinkle had as SUBJ
s,itu,e players Wednesday morning with
IN. Duplicate Wits, club Mrs. William
A. Brooks and Mrs. Frank C. O'Nell.
High scores were made by Mrs. Brooks
and Mrs. h. +. hartman. Mrs. William
Brooks. although not a member. will
entertain the club Wednesday morning
OF next week.
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Mrs. Thomas Harper, who has been
IN. guest Of Mrs. John Gillogly, will
leave Friday for her home in Spokane,
Wash.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Russell b, Halliburton
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel N Gloyd and
Miss Helen Gloyd and MesstS. l. J..
Bryan and Eugene Wilmington will
make up a picnic party this evening.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-13

The many friends Of Mrs. John Du
Mars and children will be glad to know
that little Martha DuMarS is entirely
cured Of her trouble with asthma IN
Denver. where th.y have been the past
few weeks.
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Mrs c r Van Cleef and Mr.. I'd.
gar Van Cleef have returned from a
week spent in Medicine Park.
go
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred J. Lasby arc en-
t~estaininR a house party OF guests who
include Mrs. Iasby's sister and broth
or, Mrs. d. w. Bronson and Mr.. Fred
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