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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-13
AUXILIARY ASSOCIATIONS
! TO HELP TIT: CAUSE:

The forming OF three sutoruani2a-
lions was an important feature OF the
proceedings. Twcnty-our breeders.
owning 400 thoroughbrcds, formed the
Virginia llolstcin Breeders Associa =
ton. with +. :. Walker. OF Woodbcrry
Forest. as PRESIDENT; Paul Tabb. OF
Hampton vice-president; X. Y. Mar
tindaie, Swcctbriar. secretary and
treasurer.
Fourteen owners Of 250 Jerseys or
ganiZcd the Jersey Breeding Associa-
ton. with W. b. Gates president: W.
c. Houston, Of Fairfield. vice prosl-
dent: Pcyton Rowe. secretary and
treasurer.
Thirty-thrce breeders OF Gueruscys
formed the Guernscy Association. with
c, IL. Yates, az oak Ridge. president:
T. II. Northumberland of I.ynchburg.
vice president George G. Freeman. or
Oak Ridge, secretary and treasurer.
calf breeding was discussed this
morning by walter Il. Hale. Of the
bureau Of Animal Industry. Washing
ton Professor oscar f:rf. oc The OHIO
UNIVERSITY, Columbus. O.. tod of the
profits from the dajrying business.
Fred Driver, ~ Wayncsboro, Augusta
County. gave the convention some prac-
ticat ideas on the cooperation between
dairEmen and creamery men.
The convention passed a resolution
asking the General Assembly. now in
session in Richmond, to appronriatc
the sum Of $1,000 To pay the EXPENSES
ot the meetings and 10 pay for the
mailing Of pamphlets throughou, the
state on subjects OF interest to dairy
men.
Or. T. II. FrOmmc recommended the
Spraying OF fields with oil As Il method
OF Graduating wild onions and garlic
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-13
WILLIAMSBURG EXCITED
OVER ANOTHER H0PEWELL
Are Du Pont People Looking for An
other Location on the York
River? Is the Question.
LAND BUYER sTIRs UP COUNTY
Folks in Quiet Old williamsburg
Think There Are Prospects for
Great Munition Plant on the River
iork-Alnny Options Taken.
WILILAAlSErKG. M. i.chrunrr !

WILLIAMSBURG. VA. February 70.
Williamsburg has been agog FOR two
gays past over rumorS of u large land
dcai mat is in process Of cOnSumma-
ton near here. For the past week John
. j. Hanna. of Philadelphia, business
and occupation unknown. has been
engaged in securing options On all tho
farms irontiuS on York River. York
county, and lying between the n. ouths
ol klhsS and queens Creeks. 10 date
options nave n"en taken ON the farms
OF Captain l.. W. Lane, who received
S'"o IN cash ON the purchase price;
YORK Grange, containing about ZOO
acres. T.. l.. Woodruff. the McSsrS
Wri@his, two farms. ana j. -. Eull
III" sam" purchaser is reliably rcnurt-
cd ia have purchased outright from,
me ola Dominion Land Company a:
2.cop-acrc tract adjacent to these men
TONED above. rheS" options were
placed through II. W. Dana. a lcca!
real estate man. who saws he does 40,
KNOW I'll" object of the Investments
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-13

NEW BERN, y. c.. February Eth .
contractors in charge of the govern
ncnt work on the harbor of rcfug. at
cape Lookout arc pushing their opera =
iionS with great vigb and rapiditv
The Norfolk Southern Railroad is do
INK biz business in the tramsporta-
ton of material for this work lie
tween TWENTY-FIVE and thirty carloads
OF rock pass through this city daily.
en- route 10 Cape Lookout, where the
hrctkwatcr Is under constructions
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win.,on-sulcm linton station.

" M i'I.N -NNI.T.AT, =. =, t|cNruNgN
L. The Winston salem Union station
Company, capitalized AT $4,000 las
been chartered here to build the Union
station, proposed to be erected here by
the Norfolk and Western Railroad.
Among the officers OF the company are
the leading officials OF TIA. Norfolk and
Western. including l.. Il. johnson. the
president The new Union Station viii
be completed during this year, and Will
ho one OF the biz events in the his
tory OF the town for 1916
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-13
COPPER MINES REOPENED

JEfFEHEoN, = g, Fohruury L.
IN" "N,TaprdnaTN dcnnud FOR copper
Is rcsponAihl" foi The rcopci.iug OF the
ore Knob Copper Mines in this county.
Machin"iy for working the mines have
been received st West jefferson amd The
work or mining VIII hc commenced In -
very short "hilc. y lari." force of
w"rtm"H VIII hc employed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-13
WELI.-GRO, IDED SUSPICION
POINTS no III pnN.r

owin@ to certain things that have
happened. II Is thought that The. pur-
chaS"S have some connection with the
i)u FONT tompany. TIA" great powder
manufacturers. one draft given as an
option Is said to have been drawn on
Il Nilmi,"ton, Del. bank Some on.
iimiStic persons profess TO see another
iiopcwell "u York River which Is at
ms point about six miles northcas,
OF WILLIAMSBURG.
Tuesday AN eng crny CORPS Of
eight mon arrived In williamsburg ana
- now engaged in plating the land
upon which options have been taken.
II is said that every body connected
with tn" activities in York COUNTY. is
uncommunicative ANA profess to know :
ing nothing Of the ohjcc, Of the careful
survey that is being made Of the
ground.
Mr. Hanna also visited the Grove
n"I"hhorhood, which is almost direct
- south Of the Nork site chosen. In,
iacin" James River. Hero he secured
prices on IA number Of farms living al
1aceht anu facing on James River. I'm,
50 lar as known her. no options have
Teen taken. lie has also visited t;lou-
c'Stcr County and yesterday VAS In
SHrrN NO one here has been taken
mt" Mr. llanna's confidence He is
paying cash. aud money appear. Ia be
Pi"htliui with him, according to rcrort
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-13
SMALLER INDUSTRY DAY
FOR v|RC|N|A's TOWNS
Room in Richmond for Amy Number
Of the Minor Wage Money
Dist ributOrs.
NEED MORE HOMES FOR LABOR
Capital City Can Get All She Wants
if She Will Provide for Workers
to Man Modern Industrial Enter
priscS--Nianager Dabney's Plan.

y North Carolina exchange. appeal
ing for numerous small industries for
it's town, makes the point that such
industries. as many as possible are
essential factors in the upbuildiug OF
communities This fact is uttcstcd
wherever such Industries have been es-
tahlishcd.
Some of the h!s Industrial localities
of the country are handicapped he
cause all Of their eggs are in one baS-
kct: some large operating company has
established a great plant and employs
thousands OF people. That is all right.
50 LONG as the wheels Of that one in
duStry are going around, but when
there comes Il slackcuinS up in the
particular line In which the great plant
IS engaged, there is stuGnatiou. For
tunat" il the community which has
added along with the giant industry
In number Of small ones. employing
from five to hundred men, for their
pay rolls keep the community ball roll
ing when tho plant shuts down for re-
pairs ana 10 await orders az they
Invariably do from time TO time
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-13
QUANT|CO MAY Be COMING;
PEOPLE LOOKING FOR IT
FOLKS Right at Home Still in the
Dark but See Great Things
Ahead.
WASHINGTON FIRM INVESTS
PLANS Iiintcd At Indicate big plonts
One of Which Is to he stool
W"rks-Flans for Bank, Hot.,
and Cottages.

QtANTICO, VA. February 10
has been great deal of snccu,..,t,
az l" me proposed dcvelopmcnt Lrr,
at t!uantico, and hundreds OF Ic,,,r
ar" coming IN asking for iuforma,in,,
as Ia what is up a, this rn,, 800
interesting point on the Po,ou.,,. pt,a
In" facts are these: Some ycni,,, -
maybe two months ago, Eldridrn Inri
dan came down here from WnsbIn,
ION ana purchased 1000 acres or i:,,',,
along tn" river front, ana il ycry .',,
became hoised about that he was h,,l,
cd ny biz money and proposed tho to,,
S'r"cuoh mere of a steel plan, win
accompanying Industries of th.. s,n,lI.
KIND including an electric lighting. .vv
TEN. Il bank. stores. cottages c,r .l,
on tn" Potomac River front NJ, ~
dan being asked the direct uucsti,u ,s
TO what IL up, replies briefly az FOL.
lows: "
owing to natural conditions Ide.r
water, railroad facilities, switches
docks, otcD, Quantico appeals ,ori
cal location for indus,yi,i ,o 80 !" 'oI,'
associates and myself are LAYING n,,t
same, building olectric-lirht plant bn,
tel. bank, iircproohnv ana brick nl.n,
n"'e prospective s,eel plant. detail,
ol "hich We VIII withhold tor tn,
present desire OF parties AT intcrcs
To establish talonG conservative uncs|
n thriving community"
MOVEMENTS THAT LOOK
LIKE GREAT BUSHES,
Since that limited Information cam,
10 hand the Quantico Improvement
company has been incorporated an,
has already contracted for the In
s'ailation OF ciay-worlling miami
which. perhaps. means brick-nakiui
and all the like OF that 10 meet In
situation when ouantico begins
build In earnest
In tho meantime the company a
which Mr.. Jordan is the head. Is know
by its charter IA tho Quantico Com
pany. Its capital stock said To hRv
been paid in, liz 100000 Mr.. Jordal
- the prosidcu, and ne is also tn.
president OF the Real Estate Trust Com
pany. OF Washington. with Offices .
Fourteenth ana II Streets. Washing
ton. whcr" are also tho Offices OF IA
Qunntico Company. The other officer
81 the Quantico Company are J. Waite
Long. vic" president: Il. Il. Walters
secretary ana treasurer, and they to-
have Offices in Washington.
The neoplc hcreahouts are as much q
sea aS other people As to tn. ultinlnt'
plans % the new company. but some
how they have the idea that rrca
manufacturing city Ia going to gro"
up right hor" on tho banks OF tn,
great river. and they arc feeling ela,e,
about IL.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-13
WELL. DIRECTED EFTOHr
Will. nRINt. TIN. Gamma,

ms d3c plant ana other interests
connected with developments ina M,
ph'r of the country arc indIcntjy. -,
whni can be accomplished in Vir.Iii.,
ana al! Of The south by well const,,r.,i
Al" 1htelis"Ntly worked nut pIans.
Ne accord lusr'y com.eLds those That
haNe hcen pUl iu oprratfSn his. IL. oar.
lima, ClnchGcld aud ,ihl6 -i:nuuny m.,
hIt IN tut investigation Of IN. resources
along ihcN line and TIA the iut.lUYrut
presentations 81 the facts discovered ia
n'hHi"c'"re'S and CAPITALISTS ANA a..
H'Fec' personal Efforts to cnIi4t ,I.ir
interest Tic story as 10 huty ,bj. ~.
aye plant was located by I'm. Cllro,
heid !cop!" "Ggh, ~ be >igd..1 n,
nr=iS man in th" South vito woa!a
know how 10 acnicv. BIC rnir". a.,
SoGthe'n development.
In another past OF Eastern T.rr.seo.
mere l. now under why pron.ulr H..
largest single enterprise over Yutar-
taken IN Tile SuulH outside of th, s,..i
ro'poE"ti"ns work ia Alabama 'rbrs
is HE project or the Aluminium ,n,,
n"NN Of AucriHl, whiyh fs ,p,,,r,.ll,t
nE SOM "i the foremost ,ap.tl!si- @,
l''S"uiHh l"oAns O." tho ucytlopu,ui
"t an aggt"2Iic OF about 800 ono rv,,rn
electric lower and the bai!I,r
nsc''on herewith Of on. dam nt,ou,
!ee' hiSh aud me establishments OF
great hiumlulm plani to .s ~.
power. u has hcGu ro,ori.d INN ia.
aggregate az these Investment. h, .
A!Nininum |owpauy wIcu TN vnol.
oeFeiopM"h' has been r"audod oui. viII
oe S-"""' ono &" $500" GOO or more
oFti 'N Noilh Carolina IT,. Sam,
company HAS purchased he l,.,..,.
Of the Frcnrh syndicate v.u5,.n ,,In. ;.
the EgIuptou wan was ,rrr.,',,.
spend $4,000 u0U al Na..I IN, ~,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-13

u IFS probable that the pecan nut
Is destined TO become tho most i'm
pnrtaut OF all the products Of nut
bearing trees In the United StatcH in
the vicw of'thc department OF AErj-
culture. tn. production more than
tIcblcd between 1889 and 1909. There
, Is no better laud in all the world from
which, 10 grow the pecan tree than
.-ou'i'Side virginia.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-05
Jtl EMILE.

\ pretty party in which "A group Of
tiny tots participated yesterday after
noon was the birthday celebration
with which Mrs r. G.. Ferguson. %
West Ninth street, entertained in cclc-
bration of the fourth anniversary of
her small daughter Nellie Bertram.
The party was appointed in pink
and white with The flowers, refresh
monts and favors carrying out these
colors. The birthday cake was also
In pink and white surmountcd by four
pink candles Mrs. Ferguson was as
sisted in directing the games and
play 10y Helen Wallace and Jessica
McGinnis Riddles of the party were
Ruslvu Roberts. Ruth jenkins, Mar
earct Friedman. Christine Wallace,
Emma Doan, Maurine Taylor and
Sophronia Staples.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-05

Madison was formerly from New Or
| leans having made her debut here a
few winters ago. but for the last two
years has made her home in Tulsa.
Okla, where her mother, Mrs. Fred
erick Letcher, now resides. She came
to New Orleans with Mrs. Letcher
only about fortnight ago to nave the
wedding celebrated here, and the
party have been at the st. Charles
hotel for their visit. A number Of
relatives and friends Of the bride and
bridegroom from Elsewhere were
among the guests at the ceremony ana
at the informal wedding reception
given by Mrs. Letcher. AT the St.
Charles Immediately following the
ceremony.
"The only attendants at the wedding
were Miss Elizabeth Madison sister Of
the bride, who was maid of honor, and
Mr.. Huntington Henry of Chicago, "a
brother of the bridegroom. who was
best man. The bride wore IA lovely
gown of white Georgette crepe, hav-
ing flounces of lace on the skirt. and
worn with a picture hal of white
Georgette crepe. trimmed with pink
rosebuds and sprays of orange bios
SONS. She carried an old fashioned
bouquet of white orchids and lilies of
the valley.
picturesque afternoon gown of old
rose taffeta with tulle sleeves and
hat of pink tulle and she carried an
armful of pink roses The decorations
at the church, which were simple, were
carried out with palms and cut flow
ers. Mr.. Henry and his bride left on
an afternoon train for Pass Christian,
where they will be until Saturday.
They will sail from New Orleans Sat-
urday in the forenoon for CuDa and a
visit to Nassau and will be at home
later in the spring in Tulsa, Okla,
where Mr.. Henry also has been living
for the past few years.
Among the out-oftown guests
here for the wedding were: Mrs. John
j. Shaffer of Magnolia plantation,
Louisiana. grandmother Of the bride;
her aunt. Mrs. $. l. Raymond of Baton
Rouge; Mr.. and Mrs. John ID. Shaffer
and Mr.. and Mrs. Randolph Shaffer
of Terrebonne parish; Mr.. f.. Rogers
Kemp and his niece, Miss Blanche
Rogers; Mr.. and Mrs. Earl w. Sim
clair. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank H. Moore,
Mr.. Earl Graham. Mr.. J. T.. Washing
ton and Mr.. Victor Martin, all OF
Tulsa, and Mr.. Henry's brother, Mr.
Huntington Henry, and Mrs. Henry;
his sister, Miss Camille Henry, and
Mr.. Edgar Ewing, all of Chicago, all
of whom have been at the st. Charles
hotel"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-05

ing programs of music will be given
for todays services:
MORNING.
Voluntary--Russian Hymn (Tran-
Anthem-When the Lord Turned
ASdln .buch
Offertory-Moments Musicale
.................. Mrs. Hine
solo-Blow Ye the Trumpet in Zion
............... .Huhn
Mr.. Spindler.
Postlude in G. Major. ..... Hawkins
EVENING
Vountary-Pilgrims Chorus
............. ........ wagner
Anthem-Create in Me Clean
Heart .......... forman
ffertory-Meditation Mansfield
Male Quartet-One Sweetly Solemn
Thought .IarKS
Postlude-Military March. Barker
The ninth municipal organ recital
is to be given by Miss Lynette Kim
mons. with Mr. w. r. Guiberson as
sisting, this afternoon at convention
hall The program:
Prelude ............ .Rachmaninoff
March Pontificale ...,.... .Tornbeil
Miss Kimmons.
The Recessional ........... .Kipling
Mr.. Guiberson.
The Shepherds in the Field. .....
VIII o. the Wisp .......... Nevin
Toccato .............. DUBOIS
Sllnat ...,''.' .'.''..'' Demarest
Almighty Ruler of the Skies. Handel
Miss Kimmons.
Voice-Selected ..... Mr. Guiberson
Grand March from Aida ........
| l<ammenoi Ostrow .Rubinstein
Revcrie ...........,,.. saint Saens
| Finale ...,.............. Lemmens
Miss Kimmons.
The girls OF the senior music class
| of Holy Family Catholic school will
be hostesses at Mardi Gras musicale
and luncheon Monday evening, March
6. Guests will include all members
| of the class and their friends. The
| program follows:
| Instrumental Quartet ......'....
! Misses Bradley, Hardman. Tague and
Farquharson.
Hungarian Rhapsodie No. g.. .Liszt
| Etude. GU. rs. No. 9........ Chopin
Autumn .........'.'' Macl'oWeH
Violin ................ ..............
Miss Antoinette BRAZIL, '15.
La Fontaine, op. 81 Gdylls) ..Lysberg
Selection from Opera La Traviata
| ..''.'... '''''' '''' Neioi
Miss Zcanna Clote.
Violin--Humoreske .Dvorak
Miss Baird Allen
Valse Caprice ............N .Newland
| Popular selections ................
Miss Helen Delaney
Violin-( (Selected) ................
Master Charles Constantin
The musical program Of Boston
| Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church,
South, is as follows:
MORNING.
| Prelude .............. Dudley Buck
Helen Genet.
hymn ..'..... No. 900
| Anthem VIII Lay Me Down in
Peace
Solo-"Lead Kindly Light. .......
Mrs. Reideman.
Postlude.
EVENING.
Ireluuc .... 49, duihts
hymn NO. fso
Anthem-"Oh Give Thanks Unto
the LORD ..................
| Solo by Mr.. Yeager.
| hymn ............ NO. 49V
Postlude.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-05
PATRIOTIC SOCIETIES.

Mrs. Walter Duckett was hostess at
the regular meeting of Clement A.
Evans chapter United Daughters OF
the Confederacy yesterday afternoon.
The usual business for the month was
transacted, after which the thirty
members present listened to a pro-
gram OF readings by Mrs. Bernie
Chastain and Miss Mary Stotts. and
papers by Mrs. Ora +. Upp and Mrs.
James II. Sykes. Refreshments were
served
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-05
Tuesday.

knights of Columbus entertain
with party and dance for minstrel
troup at X. G. hall
Tuesday Book club meets at y. w.
G. A. with Mrs. H. ID. Mason as
hostess
Tuesday bridge club meets with
Mrs O. &. Boone.
Pupils Of oratory and expression OF
Kendall present "Thc Arrival of
Kitty" at the Grand thcator.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-05
CARD COMPANIES.

Mrs. l.. ]. F. Rooney was hostess Of
one of the pretty card companies of
the week. entertaining on wednesday
in compliment to her niece Miss
Edith Kalvcdge. of Erie, Pa.
1t was a typical spring party with
decorations Of ionquils, tulips, etc,
and the tallies were done in spring
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-05
Partnership Dissolved.

Doctors McPike and Dickson, os-
teopathic physicians. wish to an
nounce that they have dissolved part-7
nership Both doctors, however. Will
still occupy the same suite of offices
at 3O4 Bliss building for the practice
of their professions. Phone jill
Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-05
Monday.

Tulsa Woman's club meeting in
home of Mrs william n. Sill.
Ruskin Art club meets IN home ~
Mrs. Frank Il. DcShon.
Crown Seal Chautauqua meeting
in home of Mrs. Harry 9. Ioudor.
Meeting of Columbia Chautauqua
mt Deaconcss' home. Mrs. q. II.
Bennett rs hostess.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-05

Madison and Mr.. Winston p. Henry
of Chicago, which was very quietly
celebrated Wednesday afternoon at 3
O'Clock at st. Georges Episcopal
church in st. Charles avenue. Rev.
Byron Holley officiated.
THE wedding was a very quiet at
fair with only relatives of the two
families and a very few friends among
the guests at the ceremony. Miss
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-05
The Formal Entertaining Prepares Usual en

flower design. Guests of the affair
were for the most part matrons of .he
old Marquette club and three tables
Of the game were played. There were
no prizes Miss Daisy Pickering Ok
Erie, Pa, was an out guest.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-05
Singer Sewing
Machine Co.
Iii East Second st.
Gerda La Mara

TEACHER or STAGE DANCING
] prepare you for the stage and guar
antee position. Address, 10 North
Olympia. Phone 2434-J.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-05
CALrNDNn FOX rmr WEEK
sunday.

Ninth municipal organ recital TO
be played by Miss Lyncttc kimmons,
with Mr. W f. Guihcrsou assisting,
gt Convention hail.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-05
INFORMAL

Miss Mary sill and the girls of the
SO nior class of the high school enter
tanned the boys of the class with u
Jolly leap year party Tuesday cVen-
ing in the Sill home.
The class colors, brown and gold.
were displayed in decoration, together
with spring flowers. and the evening
was spent in playing the game OF
hearts and in other pleasant pastimes.
Refreshments were served.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-05
Announcement

The Bass studio by special arrangement has so-
cured. for limited time the services of Mr.. w. C.
Woods New York. recognized expert in Pho
Biography. thereby extending to tho people of Tulsa
and vicinity opportunity unprecedented; having
also installed entire equipment they nre now
prepared to cater TO ovon tho most particular. For
this occasion they issuing, through special repre-
sontativcs, n limited number OF tickets emitting the
holder thereof to two llxl5 Photos ut ridiculous
low price The tickets positively will not be issued
OF tho studio and only those persons fortunate
enough to will bo entitled TO tho
special rate
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-05

The Misses Helen Rosenbarget and
Stibbins will entertain the young
women of the Semper Fidelis club
with a 81. Patrick's day party Thurs
day evening. March 16, in Miss
Rosenbarger's home.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-05
WEDDINGS.

Concerning tho Madison Henry
wedding which was celcbraed last
Wednesday In New Orleans. tho
Times Picayune said tho following:
"An interesting event of the season
was the wedding Of Miss Dorothy
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-05

Mr. and Mrs. Il. l.. Carpenter Of
the Calais apartments entertained at
dinner Friday evening complimentary
to Judge and Mrs. j. X. Kcaton Of
oklahoma city. There were places
for six guests.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-05
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

The Lontcn quiet which commences
this week with Ash Wednesday, VIII
be broken on Friday, March II, when
Mrs. Grant Raphael Mccullough and
Mrs Charles Edward StrouNelle Will
entertain with n morning musicale at
tho Ell<s' home. In the evening
MessrI. McCullough and Strouvelle
will stand with them as hosts of a
dancing party The two parties will
be among the largest and most brill
liant functions of the winter
This weeks netting of the llyechka
club will be held on Saturday after
noon at First Baptist church and the
program will be given by members
of the student department OF the
club. Mrs. G. q. Spindler Mrs. c. H..
Buchner Miss Myune CogsWell and
Miss Flo North of the student com
mittee are to be hostosses of the
meeting
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-05

Piano study club meeting In studio
of the Misses Funl<c and Cissne.
Mrs T.. w Wilson entertains Art
Circle
Mrs. II. j. McCune entertains
Needlecraft club.
Mrs. ldcla Culp entcrtains Utopia
club.
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-05
Friday.

Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard T.. Roberts
entertain with formal dancing party
at lClks' home.
Shakespeare club meeting. Mrs. j.
i. Robinson is hostess.
Jane Addams Chautaudua meets.
Mrs Louis Holman Is hostess
Shakespeare club meeting IN home
of Mrs James H. Robinson.