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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-02
WINCHESTER
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.,

Especial to The Times Dispatch.1
| MANCHESTER. VA, July l.--Mr. and
| Mrs. Barton Myers. of Norfolk, who
have many friends in Winchester, have
announced the engagement of their
| daughter, Miss Louisa Barton Myers
! to Rev. John hubbard Lloyd, son of
! Mrs. Lloyd and the late Archdcacon
John j. Lloyd, Of Lynchburg. Miss
Myers is teaching in ST. AEncss School
Tor Japanese girls in Kyoto. Japan.
AIRY In Tokyo The wedding will take
place in the early autumn in Kyoto.
| Miss Catherine Myers. sister of tho
BRIDE be, left for Washington on
| Thursday to join Or. and Mrs. Ru-
| dolph b TcuSlcr and family. and will
| leave with them for San Francisco,
whence they will sail on July s for
! Yokohama. She will join her sister at
Kyoto.
Miss Helena Knight who recently
graduated from a girls school in Bal
timore, has returned to the home of
her parents, DIR. and Mrs. B. Mitchell
| Knight. after attending large house
| party given by Miss Virginia Ridley
Bergman, one of her classmates, at
her home ut Smithiield.
Mrs. Robert Y. Conrad has been
spending the past week with relatives
| and friends in Richmond and Washing
ton, u. G.
Mrs Clinton Brill left on wednes-
| day for Nara gausett Pier. Il. l.. where
she Will join Mr.. Brill for the re-
mainder of the summer.
Mrs J. \. Cox and her daughter
Miss Theodosia Cox. left several days
ago for Washington.
Miss Matte V. Pugh has gone on a
visit TO Washington.
Mrs. William L. Coale who has been
visiting friends here for some time,
has returned TO Baltimore.
Miss Morrison, of Washington and
Miss Helen Wong, Of Shanghai. China,
arrived here several days ago on a
visit to friends.
Miss Helena Knight has returned
from Washington and baltimore
Mrs. Thomas w. Harrison. who has
been spending several weeks with
relatives and friends in Washington,
Baltimore and other cities. has re-
turned home.
Mrs. j. c. Eastman has been visiting
friends this week at Braddock Heights,
Md.
Miss Mary Louise Glass left a few
days ago for charlottesville. Va, to
be with her grandmother. Mrs Mary
w. Taylor' OF Washington, who is i'll
at the former place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Dec. McCaw
or Washington. arrived here this week
on a visit to the formers mother, Mrs
Juliet Atkinson McCaw.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Cappcr. of
Jacksonville, Fla, who have been mo-
toring in the East, arrived in town
recently from Washington. and will
spend several weeks here with rela-
tivcs.
DR.. G. Edward Charming has returned
to Washington. after visiting friends
in town.
DR. and Mrs. S. T. Fisher and Miss
NJ r. Fisher, of New York, arrived in
town the early part Of the week in
their motor car from Washington, and
nave gone to Hot Springs, Va.
Mrs. Algernon Sidney Sullivan has
returned to New York City, after visit
ing her sisters. Mrs. John B. Tilford
and Miss Flora Milton
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for Savannah. Ga. where she will spend
the summer with relatives.

the summer with relatives.
Miss Lorlda Shamburger has 70.
turned home from Milford. accompa,
MED by Misses Evelyn White and Susie
Morgan. of that place. and Miss Grace
Munger. OF New Bern.
Mrs. z. w. Snipes. Asheville. Is the
guest of Miss Mary Binford Sledgc.
Miss Susie Parker has returned home
from Richmond.
Mrs. S. b. Pierce and daughter. Miss
Elizabeth, went to Durham this week.
where they Will spend tho summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. l.. knight went to
Durham on "Wednesday to attend the
wedding of DR.. Knight.
Mrs. c. D. Cherry. Of New Bern, is
visiting her mother here. Mrs. +. n.
Stainback.
Miss Margaret Garlick has returned
home from IL visit to relatives in Rich
mond.
Miss Mary b. SlcdCc. who has been
visiting friends in Ashcville.9 returned
home Wednesday.
Miss Elma Peele. of Northampton
County. is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
L. 0. Vaughan.
Mrs. Anna l.. Pierce and Miss Jean
nette Musgrove are in Asheville to
spend the summer.
Mrs. Frank Won Spreckcn and daugh-
ter. Josephine, Of Savannah, Ga, have
returned home after visit here to
Mrs. Agnes Check.
Mrs. Il. Il. Boniidini and little Miss
Mary Libcrto left Thursday for Colo
RADIO to spend the summer.
Miss Rosa Radwcl has returned
home from Z: visit to Wilmington.
Miss Agnes Crawlcy. Of Littlcton, is
the guest of Mir. and Mrs. &. Il. Carter.
The public school teachers of Halifax
County are attending the Teachers In
stitutc here, which will continue up to
Friday night Of next week, the insti-
tute is conducted 10y Professor Smith,
OF New Bern. and Mrs. Blalock, OF
Raleigh.
Miss Emily Hancock, OF Richmond.
is the home guest az Miss Julia Mount
castle.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-02

"Brownatone" will give any shade desired
from light golden brown to black.
Your druggist sells "Brownatone" or Will
get II for You a sample and booklet viii
be mailed YOU upon receipt OF 10 cents. and
your orders VIII be filled direct from our
laboratories II you prefer. Mention shade
Two sizcE-25c ard 800
Insist on "Brownatone" at your hair
dresSer's.
Prepared by tho kenton Pharmacal Co.
800 T. Pike st. Corington, KY.
Soii and guaranteed in Richmond by
Tragic DRUG Co. Grant Drug Co. and other
leading dealers.
Advertisement.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-02

VI SeUSG III tol-
Grating unattrac-
1.-Two hair than
there IL I'm wear
Ing unbecoming
gowns.
Tho one hair
stain that stands
y u p r o nj 9 ! y
"Brownatone.' It
Is simple and
easy to use. No
III ! X | n &. Just
comb or brush 1t
into your hair. 1t
cannot be detect
ed. Will not rub
or wash off. acts
instantly. and In
q absolutely harm
less.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-02
TENNIS ALSO PoprI,Au
IN THE SuR'rII>rI,Sr,

iehh's is another game which is Com
mon throughout tho northwest. Eycrv
town has It's courts and It's ,o,rp,
menus Inc Dawson Lawn Tennis C1uh
mas membership OF forty. and il own,
TWO iihe courts which were built al,
"A cost Of $4,000. The courts are usuauv
!!oorcd with boards. and this Is cs.
peeially so along the coast where III.
moist air makes the ground unf,, for
fames There arc tennis courts ana
baseball fields AT many OF the n,r,,,,
camps and al Dominion Creek n ,ho
hiondike mining district. the noo,,o
ceienra'e Empire day. Dominion d,.
ana the Fourth OF July with Caloaor
van games. races and ball matchc.
lhe Yukon territory has so man.
Americans that II commcmor,,o.
Fourth Of July as well as the car,,,..,
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borne,

borne.
Joe Staples. Of Richmond. Is visits
Ing Mrs. v. r. Staples.
Miss Mary Willis. OF South Bostoni
Is the guest OF Miss jessie Wills.
Miss Myra Wool attended tho finals
ut Hampden- Sidney College.
Miss Annie Osborne IL visiting Mrs.
e. G. iIuigins. In Chase City.
Chautauuua will begin here on July
4 and continue three days.
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KEYsvILLE

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.1
kEYSVILLE. VA. July miss ElIz-
abeth Peters has returned home from
Richmond. whore she was the guest of
Miss Annabel Thomas. on Grove Ave-
nue..
Miss Leta Hester. Of Chase City. spent
the weekend with Mrs. Charles Os-
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Sumnmner Silks i'm the Clearance
Sale
Sale

Black Japanese Silks that
were $1.25 yard are now
O5c yard. They are spot
proof, perspiration-proof
and fast black.
Another lot of beautiful
silks at 85c yard. reduced
from S1.50, includes Colorcd
Chiffon Taffetas, Sc inches
wide. in old rose, sand, terra
Gotta, red, brown, Copen-
hagen, reseda, wisteria and
battleship gray.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-02

For skirts and suits our
"a and 32-inch Corduroy, at
1Sc yard, cannot be sur
passed in value; reduced
from $1.00 yard. The col
ors are orange. wild rose.
Belgian. navy. laurel, castor
and champagne.
Our $500 fast color
Standings are now S1.3O
yard. 40 inches wide.
white with turquoise, old
rose and emerald stripes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-02
Woaaen's Pa;Z=1as. SIC
Reduced from $3.50.

Reduced from $3.50.
Made OF fine soft soisette,
madras and crepe, in white.
pink and blue: also white
trimmed with solid colors.
Pajamas are an indispen-
sible part OF ones outfit. es-
pecially when travelling.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-02

Embroidered YoiIes, 55c
yard.
Former Prices, S1.OO
and SIPS.
All white, 27 to SO inches
wide. In small neat patterns,
for waists and dresses. Very
pretty.
White Wolfe, 13c Yard.
Reduced from 35c.
One of the new weaves
shown this season-gabar-
dine stripe effects. for
waists and dresses; SO
inches wide.
Wonen's ST W;s5sor
Crepe Nishesowas,
Csc
One Of the best bar
gains in the July sale.
Crepe is an ideal
fabric for summer
gowns. White grounds,
with neat floral pat
terms; also solid pink
and light blue. Daintily
trimmed with lace and
b e a d j n 6; all sizes.
Rough dry; no ironing.
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Beautiful
Hair Uniting

Nothing so rohs woman OF her good
looks nd attraCtiycnrss gray, streakcd
or faded hair. And there IS no more reason
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-02

Sport Stripe yoilcs, 29c
Yard.
Reduced from SOC.
Sport stripes in all colors
on white woven.
not printed: very pretty ef-
fects; yard wide.
Embroidered Voiles, 23c
Yard.
Were SOC.
Colored figures embroid-
cred on white grounds
beautiful fabrics for waists
and dresses, 81 inches wide.
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Gauze Vests, &c

Fine ribbed gauZe. very
elastic; sizes Sc and rs only.
A low price, but a good
value.
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Wash Goods . u s::s July So.

NOT all OF them are advertised, but enough to
give you an idea of the exceptionally good values
in the sale
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Silk Dresses Reduced
from $19.75 and $25.OO
to $1O.98

End Of the season for us, but not for you by anv
means
The assortment Of styles and sizes is exception
ally good in crepe de chimes and taffetas The
colors are navy, old rose TAM gray and black
Inc taetas include plaid striped and plain effects
Another Lot of Silk Dresses Reduced
from SIS and $35 TO $lS.95
Silk Poplins Taffetas, Messalines and Crenes IN
all colors and sizes. i "
Exclusive styles and only one or perhaps two
of kind. wv
"l'20 "hlte Lingerie Wash Skirts, $3.50.
Waists, sac. Were So. co.
dozen or more Made 30 ro,,.,
styles, beautifully trimmed 'oo''oln' Eab-
with lace and embroidery. diuineS corduroy and Sill
You'll need Verboom, in white nd col
or two for your vacation
S0ammmm@rp Silks nm &mea @1navao,
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LES White Lingerie
Waists, soc.

Half dozen or more
styles, beautifully trimmed
with lace and embroidery.
You'll need an extra waist
or two for your vacation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-02

Made of Polocloth, Cab
ardines. Corduroy and Sill
Verbloom. in white and col
ors.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-01
WHITEF0RD TO OUTLINE
POLICY SEPTEMBER 6

J A. Whiteiord, city school super.
lniendent, will outline his policies and
ideas of administration at a conference
OF principals and teachers at the high
school September o This meeting will
be held at Q o'clock in the morning
1t will be followed by a general teach
erS meeting at 10 o'clock
In the meantime Mr. Whteiord is
meeting many OF the teachers who
have Just returned to the city His
office has been crowded with educa-
tors all this week and most Of his
time has been spent interviewing the
public school faculty,
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kmzaG. &C. eze ~ 1A

NOMPLlMENrARN to her house
guests, Mr., j. A Pouer ot
" Waco and Miss Jude Dcyo of
Lincoln Ncb, Mrs. ! A. Brit
tcnham entertained with luncheon at
the Country cluh today Miss Deyo.
who has taught several wears IN the
Boston conservatory ot Music. pos
SesscS a beautiful cuntralto voice and
preceding The luncheon she gave an ~
formal program OF modern songs Mis-,
Pauline Roberts acted a, Miss Deyo'>
accompanist. The club room, were dec
GRATED with baskets and vase, OF gart
den flower, and the long luncheon IA.
Bile, at which all the guest, Wcrc seat
ed was placed ON the vcrauda and hal
for It's central decoration large pink
basket filled with pink and lavender
aStcr> lIankcd by two smaller and
similar baskets The pink and lavcn
der color motif was carried out in all
OF the appointments and the several
course, ol the luncheon The honor
guests were presented with pink IA
peslry covered swcctmcat boxes aud
Miss Roberts wa, presented with 4
piece OF silk lingerie Little Misses
SarisSa IIogc and Men Rodman re-
ceivcd the guests upon their arrived
and Mrs Brttcnham was assisted in
entertaining by Mime, Charlie, f.
GuStaSen and G. {. Dav Other guests
were Nine, ] 7 McClclaud. Charlie,
L Knight James Brundrt h. \
Sharpe, Hugh Dunly, Iohn Swan>brr
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Levy on |. w. w.
For Aid of Miners

VIRGINIA, Minn, Sept. IA levy
OF 50 cents on all members" of the
Industrial Workers OF the World for
the benefit OF strikers in this district
will be made It vote to be taken by
the executive board of the organiration
IS IN the affirmative according to 10.
Seph J E'tor strike leader here. Frank
Little and Arthur Gloyanniui have been
sent ON lecture tours throughout the
country 10 preach | w W propaganda
and urge contributions. Etter said
The indictment OF the | W w. men
here Will be a Stlmulant to the strik.
erS. We are just getting into a fight
ing mood, declared Et,or.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-01

skirts and Goth collars and sleeves of
Georgettc
Delightful Afternoon Frocks at sl4Ts
Pretty combination OF Georgette crepe and
tattcta. Skirts generously full
S.7S For Women's Blue Serge Suits -
Well tailored in every respect Goats
made with newest flare and skirts that
have ripples Belts and large collars are
other good features
Scott Halliburton Co.. Basement Garment
Store
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-01
Model Farm, Built the Size
OF Doll Houses, to Be Fair
Exhibit of Lumber Makers

A complete series OF model farm
buildings, stables, poultry houses
swine houses, granares implement
sheds and the like, the size Of doll
houses, is being built in Chicago for
exhibition September 25 TO 80 at the
Oklahoma State FAIR a dispatch from
Chicago says.
II has been a two weeks task ior the
entire force IN the woodworking Shop
LOT the National Lumber Manufacturers
ASSOCIATION 20 get the exhibit built Tor
the ialr, hut the result is said to Justify
the time spent
Model Structures.
The model buildings are made in ab-
.SoIute conformity to the designs worked
out by agricultural experts. but will
only be a part OF the exhibit to be
shown
In the model farm section there will
be seven farm buildings, and also sam.
pies OF all the commercial woods ~,
the United States
Woods Use Explained.
There will he literature explaining
the manner in which the wood can best
he used for all kinds OF purposes and
NOT the least important will he show
ing OF creosoted material to show the
tanner ho% to preven, decay ot wood
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-01

praised the boys for their work and
announced that company N Of Okla.
homa City had won BY one point oyer
company \, and would give the prize
which Is trip 20 the border.
Sergeant Gish received his discharge
today on account OF dependents. Also
he has some political irons in the fire.
which he now may work on. He is TO
leave camp in the morning for Okla
homa City. The writer has been con
iired to camp on account of malarial
fever, with ChillS attached
We are TO start OF our march (com-
pany Nd to the pordcr September |
and everybody is anticipating Clio
r'ous good time
San Bento. Texas
-------- - -
Prunty Storage Battery Co, AT w
Main n-Adv
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In the Basement Garment Store

Silk Petticoats at slos - Changeable
taf'etaS and messalines> IN navy blue.
gray, brown, two-tonc effects. etc. made
with deep ilounces and Jersey tops. The
newest models.
soc For Women's Black Mercerzed
Petticoa's; Value sloo-Made with deep
ilouncc and finished with small rufile>.
Sl47S For Women's Taffeta Silk Dresses
BasqucS with full draped skirts: collars
OF Georgettc Other STYLES with vokes.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-01
A Private's
Diary
BY Fritz Blumenthal.

August, %
Another line day The hikes were re.
Suined this morning and il was quite
apparent IN the line that il was well re.
ceiVed After getting back 10 camp IN,
regular order of the soldiers bus;nes,
was resumed, with drills, schools etc
III the afternoon, the different corn.
lnands went out for regimental instruc.
fuons conducted on plat of ground very
iai out from the city.
| Alter supper most of the hoyS wen,
TO town TO pick up what amusement
they could and at taps everybody was
IN quarters, with not single case of
drunkenness or disorder This sneats
volumes in behalf OF the boys and needs
no comments, Adiosl Until tomorrow
-, August %.
Up bright and early because mos, Of
us were kept awake by the now mos,
dreaded pest in the camp, MOSQUITOES
Had fine hike. about three miles
which was led by Major Stephenson
ot the Third brigade, and Cap,ain SO
leading company NJ. The writer came
near dropping out on account Of the
neat and because he was suffering with
ehilis and fever. hut made camp with
out assistance, We had one of our
Christian Science battles this morning
and regimental, battalion, company and
squad drill in open and closed ranks
aiming and other arms exercises
Dinner tasted mighty good 10 mos,
OF us after the mornings workout and
about two and one halt hours spen, in
camp. during the noon hour was very
"muchly' enjoyed. At 80 the men IN
an the brigade were marched over 10
me dr,ll ground and reviewed by Col
Bullard, brigade commander Colonel
Hoffman and staff. Colonel Hoffman
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when placed in Va ground and how to
preserve wood under all kind, of con-
dltionS
There viii also be a moving picture
display given constantly hy the ,,crco.
mea'ograph which will give pictures Of
how wood should and should not be
a.. rI
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Papers

Vacations are over and winter homes
must be rciurnlShed and redccoratcd We
are ready
The satisfaction will be greater and the
expense less II the wall covering, are
bought at Scott llaIlburton',
9c Roll for lSc Ingram Papers - 80
inches wide and sure to please The price
IS made when sold with borders.
Beautiful Vanished Gold Papers-Rich
shades OF brown, green. blue etc These
will enllyen the walls OF your rooms All
designs and worth l5c Specially priced
Saturday at l0c the roll
&c Roll for Kitchen Designs worth SC
and ioc the roll-BloSks and tile effects
that Will treShen your rooms at little cost
Something new and novel
Workmcn furnished, estimates given.
Scott Halliburton Co, Wall Paper, sth r.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-01
Bridge 10 Cross Ninpata

WASHINGTON, Scpt. l-Thc Scn-
ate unanimously passed bill author.
i7lng today private construction OF a
bridge across the Niagara river near
Buffalo. The measure has been passed
by the house
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-01

Mrs ] l.. Melton was hostess to the
members of the Elite Embroidery club
Wednesday afternoon when she was as
sisted IN entertaining by her mother
Mrs. Hanes Of Kentucky. A guessing
contest followed the hour of needle
work, the iavorS being won by Mrs. K
; McCabe and Mrs Robert Schaeier
me next meeting of the club will be
with Mrs. McCabe. September l5.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-01
All Day Saturday

l-lnlh Satin stripe ribbon in an as
,orlmeut Of colorS for hair bows. worth
I'c yard at the special price OF SOC yard.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-01

MIS-, Dove MrElruy OF Center Point
/ who viii make an extended visit m the
Nowln home
4 Il =
Mr. aud Mrs ! \ Graves and the
Misses Laura and Iullia Grave will
return today from three weeks visit
with TRENDS and relatives IN Mineral
Wells, Dallas and tastland. Texas
X
Miss Grace Euliss, accompanied by
Miss Winnie Davis OF Brltton. will
leave tomorrow morning for Chickasha
where they Will enter the Oklahoma
College ior Women
70 & q
Mis-, Josephine Mrchel. SISTER Of
Mrs W u Foster. expects 'o leave
September Y for Nashville where She
Will be one OF the Ward BcDmuu, pupil,
Tor the ensuing chool year
Il n II
Mr. and Mrs Charlie, G. GIryin wrll
have a, their guest, ,h,, evening Dr.
and Mrs a. ! Hcatt,c
Mo anl Mr., William Hahn Will
leave. tomorrow m their car for a two
wccA trip TO Topeka and kau,a, City
Ihcy will he accompanied hy Mrs.
Hahn. sister Mrs Homer Skagg, OF
Norman
4
MIR, " \ Abbott OF McAlc,tcr and
Mrs ! I Fisher OF Ichlgh. who have
been guests Of Mr. and Mr., II +.
Bryce this week while Mrs Fisher
son. George Edward has been coniluel
IN one OF the local hospitals by a
MINOR operation returned TO their
homes TIN, morning
. -
Mr., Phillip J. Winter entertained
yesterday a few cpngcnal friend, who
have been meeting every thursday for
! O'Clock luncheon and game ni
bridge The high score wa, made by
Mr., Charles : Mollohan and other
who were present were Mines. Alien "
llartcnbowcr, ] " (lclland. Robert
WheIan J IT. Kelly. William +. Har
per, T. h Saunders. George | Garri-
son, K l. Starbuck, Henry NJ Braucr
and /. C. fowler
# z y
Mis-, Ruth Elders. who LETT last nigh,
for Pine Bluff. Nyo where she viii
teach lhl, winter IN the public school,
was pleasantly surprised tuesday eve
hng when a number of her friend
gathered IN her home to bid her fare
well The evening was spent with
games and music Those present were
the Misses Elizabeth Meyers. Levonnc
Gullck. Edna llou,cr. Ruby Galbraith
tIoy Nandergrii Allene Haywood
Agnes DurhIn Bessie Elders. Messrs
Walter Burgman. Erwin Rurynan
Ralph Galbralth, John Hcep. Ckd,
Marshall, George Ware, Blain Elder,
and James Brown.
X 4 n
The members OF the Jefferson PARK
Auction club were entertained yester.
day afternoon by Mrs Jack Simmons
SPECIAL guests of the afternoon were
Mines. Cleveland Hall, A. a Davis
! lhomaS K Cliff, II e Lexington, A
W. Cutler and William b. Feigley
Mrs. Gift won the guest favor and ,ha,
Tor the club was won by Mrs George
T. Nelson. The club will meet Sep
terber J with Mrs. A. II. Sipcs.
Mrs 4 S Hamley Of Pauls Vallcy-
arrived Wednesday and was the guest
OF Mrs ames NJ Chapman until this
morning when she returned to he
home
- y
he members of the Daisy Fmbrold
cry club enjoyed an afternoon of nee
dlcwork followed by refreshments
Yesterday when Mrs Hugh Cole was
The hostess Additional guests were
Mines W \ Croslin and less Hun,
! he club will meet again September Il
The name of the hostess to be an,
nounccd later
y y
Mrs J. l.. Melton was hostess to the /,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-01
Closed Monday
Labor Day

The Scott Halliburton Company
store viii close at q O'Clock p. m. Sat
urday and remain closed over Mon
day Sep'emhcr ! Labor Day open
Tuesday az S.a m
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LOC.
jSc Union Flannel, 2So

It IS Y inches wide for mems shirts.
pa)amas and children, underwear Prin-
clpaly gray and gray with black or fancy
stripes
Scott Halliburton Co., pre. Goods. iu FL
While in the Dress Goods Section see
the new Fall Dress Goods at exception
ally low prices.