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The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1916-04-27

Little Misses Frances and Mildred
Patrick were at home" Monday af-
ternoon, April "a. from 4:30 to $50,
to about forty of their little friends.
The occasion was highly enjoyed, es-
pecially the refreshment feature, by
the little folk present.
Mrs w S Lynch and daughter of
Scranton, Mrs Lou P Arrowsmith
and P H Arrowsmith. Esq, of Lake
City and DR. and Mrs w S Boyd and
Miss Mary b Hayward of Salters
were among the many visiting wor-
shippers at the Episcopal church Sum-
day.
Sunday was a beautiful Easter,
and record-breaking congregations
attended the different churches.
where the services and sermons bore
witness to the joyous fact of the res
direction, which was beautifully SYM
bolized by the abundant and artistic
floral decorations.
A conference of the officers of the
Williamsburg County Sunday-school
association will be held in the office
of President Geo A McElveen at II
a. m. Saturday. General Secretary
IRD Webb of Spartanburg will be
present, and business of Importance
will be transacted. All officers are
urged to attend.
There will be the usual litany
service at the Episcopal church to-
morrow at p. m. Sunday services
at 8 a. M. with holy communion,
Sunday-school at 10 a. m. and even
ing prayer and address by Rev Rob-
ert Wilson, a returned missionary
from China, at 8 pm. Rev H D Bull
will officiate at StStephensatl l am.
Mr. w D Mckay, who has spent a
number of years at Salters. died at
the home of his brother at Belton,
N C, Wednesday, April IL. Mr. Nc
Kay left Salters only a few weeks
ago. He had been in i'll health for
some time. He Was n years of age
and was gallant soldier in the civil
war. since which time he has spent
most of his life at Lynchburg, Lake
City, Cades and Salters.
At last! Thank heavens the big
old log that has been a hideous look
ing object as we'll as a colossal OBJ
struction on the sidewalks at the
corner of Kelley street and Live Oak
avenue has at last been removed. 1t
was so large and unwieldy that it
had to be sawed into three pieces
before it could be moved by the
town force, As we note the improv-
ed appearance at the corner where
this old log or stump has lain for so
long, we are forced to wonder why it
was not removed years ago.
The McLendon meeting continues
to attract large crowds of interested
people daily from all sections of
the county. AS the meeting grows
older the evangelist increases and a
great and good work is being &C.
complished. This week special morn
ing prayer services are being held
by the ladies, alternately at the diff
ferent churches and by the men at
the warehouse; in the afternoon
similar services are held by the
young ladies and young men of the
town while Mr. McLendon will con-
tinue to hold afternoon and evening
services throughout this week and
Sunday, when, it is understood, the
meeting will come to close. From
Kingstree MIR McLendon and his
staff of co-workers will 60 to Flor
ence, where they will open a four
weeks meeting on Sunday, May Z.
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DEMOCRATIC CLUBS
MEET AND ORGANIZE
DELEGATES TO COUNTY CONVEN-
TION AND EXECUTIVE COMMIT
TEEMEN NAMED SATURDAY

|
TEEMEN NAMED SATURDAY
Democratic club meetings were
held throughout the county last
Saturday for the purpose of reor-
ganizing and electing delegates to
the county convention which meets
here Monday, May l. In several
instances resolutions were passed by
the clubs endorsing Woodrow Will
sons administration.
Reports from a majority of the
clubs were not received in time for
publication.
The Kingstree Democratic club
met at the court house Saturday af-
ternoon and organized for the COM
ing campaign. Officers of the club
were elected as follows: P H Stoll,
president; P G Gourdin, vice presi-
dent; A C Kinds, secretary. A COM
mittee on registration was elected.
namely: j D Britton,A A M Gordon, B
E Clarkson. Delegates to the county
convention are: R K Wallace, A c
Kinds, E C Epps, A M Gordon, W F
Tolley,P G Gourdin.S P Harper,P H
Stoll, J D O'Bryan, W 7 Wilkins, J
D Britton, H O Britton, j B Gamble,
B E Clarkson.
AC Kinds, Esq, was chosen as ex-
ecutive committeeman. Delegates
were instructed to name their own
alteriates. The meeting was exceed
ingly harmonious and the business
was promptly disposed of. No reso-
lutions or endorsements whatever
were proposed.
INDIANTOWN.
The Indiantown Democratic club
met and elected officers and dele
gates as follows: w C Wilson, presi-
dent; D E McCutchen, vice president,
and w R Graham, secretary. Dele
gates to the county convention are:
Messrs W C Wilson, D E McCutchen
and w D Daniel. MIR w c Wilson
was chosen as executive committee
man. The meeting was we'll at
tended.
HEBRON.
Hebron Democratic club organized
Saturday with the election of the
following officers: President, 5 w
Baker; vice president, B M McElveen;
secretary. R E McElveen; member of
executive committee. Barlow Smith;
delegates to county convention, K Z
McElveen, j V McElveen. c A Bud
den.
JOHNSONvILLE.
The Johnsonville Democratic club
met Saturday afternoon for reorgan-
ization and elected the following Of
ficers: President, S B Poston; vice
president, W H Dickson; secretary
treasurer. S O Eaddy; delegates to
the county convention, DR. A G Fad
dy,S B Poston,C ] Rollins, c c Rich
ardson and E F Prosser; alternates,
A ] Cox,J D Cox, w D Gasque, F L
Powell and A ] Prosser; member OF
executive committee, E F Prosser.
A resolution offered by DR. A G Fad
dy indorsing the administration OF
Woodrow Wilson was passed unan-
mously.
SALTERS.
Pursuant to the call of the chair
man, the Salters Democratic club
met and reorganized on the 22nd,
with the following officers: Jno c
Everett, president; E T Hamer, vice
president; J H L Chandler, secretary.
The following delegates were elect
ed to attend the county convention
which meets May l at Kingstree:
Jno C Everett, William Stafford. A
R Moseley; alternates. 7 E Salters
and H S Covington. j E Davis was
elected member of county executive
committee.
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For Magistrate.
AT HEMINGWAY

Al HEMINGWAY
thereby announce myself a candidate
for Magistrate at Hemingway and
respectfully solicit your support, pledg-
ing myself to abide by the rules of the
Democratic primary.
Very respectfully,
G H STANCILL.
AT GREELYvILLE.
The friends of MIR H S Gamble here
by announce him candidate for the
office of Magistrate at Greelyville, SUBJ
ject to the rules of the Democratic
primary.
AT TRIO.
thereby announce myself candidate
for Magistrate for Trio district, subject
to the rules of the Democratic primary.
j S TARTT.
AT MoRRiSvIILE.
thereby announce myself a candidate
for reappointment as Magistrate at
Morrisville, subject to the rules of the
Democratic primary.
JIM GOODWIN.
AT KINGsTREE.
l hereby announce myself a candi-
date for the Office of Magistrate at
Kingstree, pledging myself to abide by
the rules of the Democratic primary.
Very respectfully.
SA NETTLES.
/ hereby announce myself candidate
for reappointment to the Office of Mag
istrate at Kingstree, pledging myself
to abide the rules of the Democratic
primary. J B GAMBLE.
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For Congress-.

hereby annunce myself a candidate
for Congress from the Sixth Congress.
sional district, subject to the rules Of
the the Democratic primary.
JULIUS S MCINNES.
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For SALE-Leonard cleanable Refrig-
orator, ice capacity 40 pounds, water
tank attached. In good condition. Bar
gain to quick buyer. Apply at The
REcoRD OFFICE. If
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SPECIAL NOTICES
committee

For SALE-One $5OO.OO Steiff Piano
at big borgain Will sell cheap for
cash or good bankable paper. Apply to
"X", CARE RECORD OFFICE.
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Piles Cured In 6 to IA Days

Your druggis. will refund money # PALo
IMMINENT fails to cure any case of Itching,
blind bleeding or Protruding Piles in 6to IA days
The frst application gives Ease and Rest. soc'
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For 2ENT-Nice two-story residence
on Railroad Ave. Rent reasonable. For
particulars see w H WEIGH. 4-20-2t
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For LE-Finely ground Phosphate
Rock. Prompt shipment for fall, winter
and spring. Write for prices to NC
CABE FERTILIZER COMPANY, Charles
ton. S G. ll-l8-tf
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10 Drive Out MALARIA
And Build Up The System
Take the Old Standard GROVES
TASTELESS chill TONIC. You know
what you are taking, as the formula is
printed on every label, showing 1t Is
Quinine and Iron In tasteless form.
The Ouinine drives out malaria, the
Iron builds up. the system. so cents
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LOCAL E71I3' s
NEWS H3A:L{|

Mrs Bertha Wolfe is spending TO-
day in Charleston.
Mr. M F Heller has been on the
sick list this week.
Mrs w R Funk of St Stephens
was in town yesterday.
Mr. v E Lifrage of Salters was a
caller at our office yesterday.
Mr. S B Poston of Johnsonville was
a visitor to Kingstree Sunday.
Miss Ruth Nettles and Mr. K W
Lewis spent yesterday in Charleston.
Rev H D Bull spent several days
this week at his home in Stateburg.
Mrs RC McCabe is visiting her
sister. Mrs Louis Sherfesee, at Green
vile.
A gentle rain Monday afternoon
was very beneficial to the growing
crops.
Mrs Samuel Wilkins and children
of Athens. Ga, are visiting Mrs w L
Wilkins.
Mr. and Mrs H Edward Eaddy of
Hemingway were noted in town
Sunday.
Miss Serena Lee was the guest of
relatives in Columbia during the
holidays.
Miss Mollie Young of Florence
spent the weekend with relatives at
Mouzons.
Cadet Joe Wilkins, of Porter Mill
tary academy. was home for the Eas-
ter vacation.
Miss Erline Mcintosh has been Wis
iting her cousin, Mrs E w Rowland,
in Manning.
; Miss Jennie Lee Stackley of Ben
nettsville spent Easter with her
home folk here.
Mr. D Britton is having erected
home iE Nelson's Addition, near
Mrs Fl Van Keuren's.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs j c Kinder.
Sunday night, April %. daughter.
Mother and little one getting along
nicely.
Messrs Geo A McElveen and w E
Nesmith will attend the State Sun
day-school convention at Charleston
next week.
Mrs P H Arrowsmith and little son
returned to their home at Lake City
Tuesday, after short visit to rela-
tives here.
We regret 10 learn that Mr. W P
Young, formerly of Kingstree, has
been quite sick this week sthis home
in Florence.
Mr. and Mrs B G Landand DR. and
Mrs E o Taylor Of Greelyville were
among the many visitors to Kings
tree Sunday.
Mr. B F Thompson, who has been
visiting the family Of his niece, Mrs
CO Thompson. in Charleston, return
ed home Sunday.
Margaret Gregg Gordon chapter,
DA R, will hold its regular monthly
meeting at Mrs R J McCabe's next
Tuesday afternoon.
!. DR. w G Gamble was called to Co.
lumbia yesterday to see one OF Mr. J
CGraham's daughters, who is ill at
Chicora college there.
MIR and Mrs C A Milhous. Mr. and
Mrs McManus and son. Mr. Samuel
McManus, and MIR Roy Payne of An
drews were in town Sunday.
Mrs G C Pledger joined her hus-
band here this week. Mr. Pledger is
choir director at the McLendon re-
viyal and is an excellent singer.
The children of the Episcopal Sun
day.school enjoyed an egg hunt on
the court house green Tuesday af-
ternoon. Levin Nelson found the
prize egg.
Misses Irene Smith. Nellie Bambo
and Elizabeth Boddie of Greenwood,
who have been teaching at st Ste
phens the past session, were week.
end guests of Mrs w w Holiday.
Mr. and Mrs Carroll Young and
,lt. n. anJ Mro Hpnh Graham
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Candidates Cards.

For County Superintendent Of Education
thereby announce myself candidate
for County Superintendent of Educa-
ton for Williamsburg county, subject
to the rules of the Democratic primary.
JACKSON V MCELVEEN.
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WANTED-Good fat beef cattle. Will
pay &c per pound for same delivered at
kingstree. H A MILLER, Kingstree.
sc. 4-13-tf
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SOCIAL CALENDAR

Mrs. Frederick Jewstt Lowrey's
Luncheon.
Or. and Mrs. Charles Adams Chi
nese Dinner.
Gen. and Mrs, lDhn P. Wiser En-
terrain
Mrsand MRS. Walter MaefarIane's
eHppeEpapce.
Capt. and Mrs EDWARD Massee's
Dinner.
Col. and Mrs. J. B. Housson's Din.
ner.
Mrs. nyer.s Surprise Luncheon.
Mrs. Gerrit WiIder's Informal Tea.
Mr.. and Mrs. George 7eckley's Poi
Luncheon.
Miss Marie Hallentyne,s Luncheon.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Robert Shingles Sun.
day Picnic.
Maj. and Mrs. Edgar Russel's' Din
Her.
Cant. apd Mrs. Frederick Phisterer's
Dinner.
Capt. and Mrs. Jack Hayes Dinner.
Capt. and Mrs. David 1. Stones
Dinner Party.
Mrs. Jshn P. Wisssr,s Luncheon.
Miss Dorothy Guilds Swimming
Party
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold DlIlinsham's
Dinner Party.
Miss Margaret Hawks Five Hun
dredfParty.
Mrs. Edwin 8ennsr's Gard After
noon.
Col. and Mrs. c. S. LincoIn,s Sum
day Night Supper.
Dr. and Mrs. r. {. Trotter's Picnic
Supper.
Mrs. Ned Loonis' informal Tea.
Mrs. w. 81 cocbran's Friday Lunch
con.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lendon,s Sunday
Luncheon.
Dr.. and Mrs. Charles Bryant soper's
kahala Outing.
Mr. Charles Mcvayne's Dinner.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward p. Tenney's
Dinner.
Dr. Joseph Toner'S Dinner.
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Charles Raglan. Mai. II o. Williams
Of Forf SKATER. Capt and Mrs. Jack
HAYES. AIai. III s Guiqnard al Soho.
FLED. Pay1nsster ". z. GRAY. IJs 81 "a.
l5ent and MIS- II + LOOMS of Fort
Ringer Misc Geraldine Boush. Miss
Morris. Miss GRAY. Miss 4.er,ihan. Miss
f,iizahefh AIc(sne' 81 ,fent 81 Smart.
Ifenf. Wfliia7n Pose ensign Bvrne
.afd Lieut. qfiehman
q ~ 4
Ar. and Mrs. eohsrf sh;nole,s picnic.
The lovely. Man6a country home Of
the Robert shineies was the setting
last SUNDAY for one Of the most elab.
orate and we'll apboinfea nicnios civ.
81 sfiis wear, II s,,ss r,;re,, IS hf7,ar
a. ~ and Ntrs & 3 Ff F;,Fiff ~, f,I.iSa.
=, ana flr q I,sflee ~ can iF,aae;sr (
and he 6s,5ehfefl Miss sRl,fb Dos6e'
The fable ,t|as sess,eciaIiV nyetf1 ii ~
IL 95a.ef,,i ARA :, ,pe;,ls5,f w Sd -
meas. hVaninfhs violets foraef.,1,e-
hots ma uahEies a nerfecf da<ss.
vas the verdict of All the quests and
very rel1cfanflv did ali 90 home lnnc
after .ni6hffaiI
Mr. ma Mrs Robert shinsle ARE
royal entertainers and an invitation
~ their home Is Awaits ! ,sissee,,,xs
Those present included Prince and
Princess Kalanianaole. chief Justice
and Mrs. A G. III Robertson. Mayor
and mrs. John Lane. Mr.. and Mrs. e.
il. swift Mrs. E. s. Cunha. Mrs. Mary
Beckley. Col. Samuel Parker. aIr. and
Mrs. Palouzze. Mr.. and Mrs. Block,
Mr.. and MRS. Brassie, Mr.. Mathews,
Mr.. Abeart, Mr. and Mrs. Charles X.
Stillnan. Mr.. Frank Woods, Mr.. and
Mrs. August Dreier, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mark Robinson. Capt. Amman, Capt.
Peterson, Mrs. Dora Ahlborn, Mr.
George Ahlborn. Dir. and Mrs. Dodge,
nj. Malcoe, Mr. and Mrs. A. n. Camp
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Capt and Mrs. payidAL. Stones
Dinner. II
On TUESDAY evening Capt. and slfs.
David L. Stone entertained at q de-
liehtfully appointed dinner. The table
with its setting Of crystal. silver and
dainty blossoms was handsome. A
bronze basket was filled with Trans
yaal daisies and snapsdragons in the
pastel shades, with delicate tracer5
Of green. After the dinner the guests
spent the time In social chat.
Capt and Mrs. Stones guests were
LieutAcol and Mrs. Frederick Reg
noIds, AIR, and Mrs. Geo. Rodiek, Col
and Mrs. Frank ~. goe Of Fort Kane.
bamella. Mrs Bruce Mackalb Miss
Nora sturgeon, Mai. Matthew dc
Laney, Capt William g. Doane Of
Seohfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold nilIineham's
Dinner.
On Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Dillingham; gave dinner con-
plimentary to- Mrs. Eleanor Hyde
Smith, who LETT the next morning for
San Francisco for a visit with her
daughter, Mrs Wood A gilded basket
on the table was filled with La France
roses and lace fern The basket han
die was tied with q lovely pink tillle
bow. Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Dilling-
hams guests were Mrs. Eleanor Hyde;
Smith, the guest Of honor; Capt and
Mrs Edward Carpenter, Dir and Mrs.
Walter dillingham;, Mr.. Arthur Wilder.
Judge and Mrs. william Whitney, Mr..
and Mrs. Harry MacfarIane. Mrs.
Henry Foster Dnttcn, Maj. Matthew de
Lansy.
- = j.
Mr.. Chester Doyleis Poi Supper.
Col W.iD. Sanborn. who was here
for a very short visit, coming IN on
the Great Northern and leaving on, the
same steamer, was the guest OF honor
at a poi supper on Monday evening at
Nikko. the home of Mr. Chester Doyle.
The host aud the guest of hcaor are
lifelong friends and the supper was q
happy conception TO entertain me
stranger in HonoluIu. Mr.. D0yle's
guests were Col. Sanborn, Mrs. Heee-
ney, Miss Hegeny. Prince and Princess
KaianianaCie, Chief Justice ard Mrs
Alexander G n Robertson. Mr. 6'1
Mrs. Wescott, Mr.. and Mrs char't@
sChillingwoffh, Nh. and Mrs. Haf6'
Giffard. Nj. and Mrs. Gustav Sc1aE|
Mr.. and Mrs. David D04sett. Mr. and
Mrs. Boniton. Dr. Zane and Mr.. Mont
gomef Hula girls danced and the
feast was declared c1ar4t tcristica
Miss Marie ea'|c1lIn.'s L.1thet1
on Friday o. last |etI Miss .|.|.
Ballentfnt was 1csIe<s q Ie''Z|||.'
luncheon The table center VAS |.|.
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Or. and Mrs. Charles Adams Chinese

One Of the most brilliant affairs Of
the week was the dinner given by
DR.. and Mrs. Charles Adams on Thurs
day night. II was one OF their justly
famous Chinese dinners and perfect
. TO the smallest detail, as Mrs. Adams
knows how TO accomplish. The silver,
glass and china with the handsomely
decorated rooms made striking pic
ture. Mrs. Adams is a decidedly
charming woman with lot of iRdiyi-
dual personality. who has won a warm
spot In the hearts OF Honolulans The
guests all arrived IN gorgeous Chi
nese costumes The table appoint
ments were all Chinese, the flowers
used were Chinese lilies and pink
gladielas. The walters wore Chi
neee costumes and the guests ate with
chop sticks mot too easy a task for
the uninifiated. Much merriment was
enjoyed by every one present. A Chi
nese orchestra played during the din
ner hour and a Chinese play was enact
ed. It was an altogether pleasurable
evening.
DR. and Mrs. Adams guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Macfarlane, Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Castle, Mr. and Mrs.
Waiter +. Dillingham;, Mrs. Henry Eos
ter Dutton. Judge and Mrs. William
Whitney, Lieut.. and Mrs Richard H.
Kimbail, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Dow
selt Col. and Mrs. Frederick Rey-
noldn Miss Nora Swanzy, Major Mat
thew De Laney. Mr.. C. Killbeath and
Mr. Alan LoWrey
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Dorothy Guild, Miss Paul ne SShaefer,
Miss Ruth Anderson Miss Richards
md Miss g. Eerg. The hour after
lunch was devoted to music ard social.
chat Z
Ars. Dyer's Surprise Luncheon.
Mrs J. B. Houston was surprised
woman when she arrived at the sCnun-.
try Club on Friday, thinking she was
goiDg to be one of company OF
friends at luncheon and found that
she was the guest of honor at a sur
prise luncheon given by her sister,
Mrs. Dyer of Boston It was a COM
.1lete surprise to Mrs. Houston and
was very thoroughly enjoyed. After
luncheon pleasant hour was spent,
in social chat. Mrs. Dyer's guests in
honor of Mrs. .Houston's birthday
we're Mrs. John P. Wiser, MRS. Fred
ersck Martin. Mrs Beall Mrs. b. w.
Atkinson, Mrs George Sherman. Mrs.
\. Alexander Mrs. Vittun. Mrs. Ed
gar Russell, Mrs. Michael j, Lenihan,
Mrs. Lincoln, Mrs. Jack Hayes and
Mrs. David Stone. The table was
handsomely decorated with sweet
g616, VlUl6bS duu ldGc leIli. - -. $50
- -
Miss porothy Guilds
Swimming Party.
On Friday afternen Miss Dorothy
Guild was hostess at a small but
delightful swimming tea at her Kalla-
laval home After a dip refreshments
were served on the lawn and pleas
ant hour spent in social chat
Miss Guilds guests were Miss
Myrtle Schuman, Miss Ruth Me-
Chesney, Miss Ruth ANDERSON, Miss
Ruth Soper, Miss Sara Lucas, Miss
Florence Hoffman, Mrs. Howard Bode,
Mrs Ray Allen, Miss Betty Eynon,
Miss Pauline Schaefer, Miss Hazel
auckland and Hiss Shannon of San
Francisco.
The Hswaiian KopnG
! Peoples Club.
The club composed of daughters &c
Hawaii held meeting on Friday aft
ternoon. It was an. attractive as well
as instructive educational affair." This
gathering was held at the home OF
the president Mrs. A. G. MI. Robert
son, who. by the way, always enter
tains charmingly. She made avery
clever introductory address. Then
| Miss Ably Buchanan read q Fery his.
toricai paper on the first families Of
Hawaii and their origin. Miss Edith
Williams followed with parer on
the myths OF this country. Refresh
ments were passed It was indeed a
delightful afternoon.
The object of this club is to learn
the aer1V history, also the myths and
llefe ], BIZ the Hawaiian race Those
| of the members unable to speak liza.
waiian have & teacher 10 instruct
We're Princess kalaniapaole, Miss Luz
CHE Peap9dy MIS-. Edgar Henriques,
Mrs. Curtis Iaike Mrs. Chen Low.
e - =. - s,c'leeIer. MIS-: Cnarlef M
iihe q worm. q rs ltaoeii Han Miss
,salln ~ illiams, q 3 "A Y. Murphy.
alEs. Loioa Booth MISS Henrietta
lelllth, MISS sEnll ROBERTSON, MRS. A.
y NohstaAei ana others
Mrs Jack tiawes, Thnrsday
Luncheon. 3
Thursday OF this week Mrs. Iaeks
Halves entertained q company Of
Trends AZ very delightful lnnehe0n.
The table was exqHisitely decorated
with sweet peas, yiciets, forget me
n2ts ana hyaclnths, hand painted
name cards we're az each guests
place. MIS-. Halves friends were Mrs.
ernest Waterhonse, Miss Betty Case,
Mss NORA SWanzy. MISS Jarrett
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Mt and Mis Edwin Ruth,cn enter.
isined the members ~ the Rucila club
and their hushands Thursday with v
pleasant evening NJ musir progressive
eamss snd contests Misses stella Long.
Mamie and NTnes NrCsnn. and NJ sni
Mite v Dafncss we're additional eursts
IN The contests the iaVufs Nc'v 70 rlvrd
ht Miitcs Mamie Nrtann. nnr aud
Mfs charles Morrison Appropriate
Easist decorations featured the luncheon
where fed and white carnations Ncf~
used for floral adjournment ami thu same
color we're carried MT In the menu
The neat meeting May I viii be- With
Mfs uui McwiIlams
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Nm Faster 'gg hunt -niurrd the m,c'
ug Thufsda, uf the iinll, Imhfu.dcr,
club with Mts iinm,r Wilkm.. WIN
h1d MIN invited ,s guests Nm,s Jhts
Nult T \rnstUng \ " Mrl,r. ics.
ll' Warden. I. ~ Iull Z l. Hobart
lnd J. u. More" VI l. Turner tni Mrs
james IhvHthnm proved th, most tuc.
ccssful IN the hunt rnl Wrr, presented
With beautiful huudnif cap and q vi.
Nei tea's,rain-f pufius the hfi,f bust.
ness session Mr. y Mot-- was ,Ie.t.
81 In m"mh-rship The remainder NJ the
Htieinus was spent with nccdevolk
and m informal program which included
rinno numl-ts 10y Mrs \ " Maidon
and Mts leslie Mstd-n and q reading
hh ihr hostess tou. Master CALVIN VII.
Mn Mis Leslie Ntfdvn assisted the
hustcss IN serving The next meeting Ma,
I will h' With Mrs George h Kaiser
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MILLIONS USE RED CROSS.

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NrdncvdsN W Mfs charles Siurf iu
honor VI Ms iiatr, Post vt kansss
Cit,. p intmr, mrmhrr ~ tho rlnh Ni.
ditn,nal eu,ls wctr Mines 4 u ibt,.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-21

The Social Emhrrid,t, club W.. en-.
ictisincd Wcdncsdb, b, Mit : N. ".
ganhfiehi. additional guosta l.inH Mines
VI G. 'teir. " " king ana \ Mili.
gan. Mrs ~ l. Martin save Nn nl
colo The afternoon of innv, work wa
followed b, the serving Vt H ltini, inu h.
con Mrs W n " Gtdd viii entertain
the club IN tvp weeks