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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-13

store ii.p horn M Jefferson count, Sew
N"r.. sI,', four wears ago toi,S
49, Re, u,umrn . Nlcriing uttholi.
bishop ~ Fort WAYNE. born IN Wysi.
rh'li'. Germany. sr,rnty-nnr years agn
today
John Nbvs Hammond ir inventor ~
'Ur Uiro'oss controlled torpedo. born IN
sam Francisco. tOrrty.cirri years nro
toipV
George e. r,'cr prominent theatrical
w'r'g'r and produce. born NJ Cit. To-
'II's. Onto fHfit.r.rr wears pep 'ui,,
10" V n1Ul q it,. r,ufcssnr uf u,.iii.
.fI nrumN H' 'H, lnI1rfsi', NJ Wis
Ursiu nurU oi Ripley. y y. si,it.'vn
E'Ifs 1Eu TODAY
I''r ~ lH e.'HI Tsr,n' NJ tH,
r r.''' S'"'.. Nafr ~ ,Iar. sNIrr. W.
90 'Hrt' 'hfr. wears $50 iHl,,
lH.'us D. Johnson rfraii,ni ~ ,Ns
Noffu'k a Western railway. rrfn nj An.
'or1, TOT s'.ruiN wears pEn TODAY
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-13
DAY BANQUET
ARRANGED FOR TONIGHT

An elaborate program has hssn a..
ranged for The Jefferson ps, birlue'
1t the sklf,'n hotel rhursit, evening
Tho affair be 20 no SVEN under tho aus
rirss NJ the Young Mems pcmnrtaiia
club md The tni,crsli, ~ Virginia alum
ui
N'ornef Paul ~ Pope . ,p be toast.
master Amrne tho rfnnincn, speaker,
win be Governor Williams. who's sub.
irrt will hr Jefferson Democrar,.
0''mneter Claufe Weaver judge e u
stuart. Aiiurnsf James q Rrss and ltnf.
nr" HaEaR president ~ ihe Youns
Mems nemNtatir club
leftsfsan was horn ,prIi 2 iin bu'
since that time the rfrsont calendar has
s%lNrlanici the usnrgian cutting tho eai
eleven fats short This throws tho iat
~ this ce'eb,atlon on Anvil a.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-13

ONE YEAR AGO TO-DAY N rse war.

April ~. iais-ucflin reported Rus
sian offensive had been arrested. out
lighting sill terrific. French captured
German trench ~ prrfv.aNtUn and
hcmharicd hanEars ~ Ngneulles R1,
stan troops advanced M both sides ~
urdavA flvrr into iunraf, captain ~
kfonrflnt wilhelm formally asked ihf
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-13
ovp DAILY prHpAv PARTY.

~ Ra, LYMAN Wilbur. rrs.ldsn, ~
leland stamford ~ university. horn at
nnrussbcfr loea ipttv.onr years ago
today
charles a. sheriff. furmet United
states minister 10 Argentina. born la
Washington - e.. forty nlhe year, ago
tnda,
Prank " Wnnlaorth, vhn has fissn 'n
the fruni rank If 'he worlds merchants
throurh his development " the china
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-13
Daily Lessons in History
on, NI1aI,a "a, An roan,

one hundred Years 400 Today
1910 AiuNlrI, IHU.f'. ID u'.r,s
krr'lrk, statesman Hirl ln l,f'r' .0n
county. kcniu.kN uHrn iu Nifgiui, Ir
seventy i've Years 400 Today
iNl' 4 violent SNOW storm sorpi mo
eastern states from Maine go NlF,lHrd
rlry YEAR, Auc Today
iSse Congress r,sscd % resolution rro
Nidinr ic' tho preservation NJ soldiers
from deco ration
r~sn,y.'rys year, 400 To-day
1891 rt r. Richard gilwnlr. Roman
DatHoii. h.sN.u n"tIrfullnd. died nj III
Augustine VIA ulrn In GLASGOW X 1t.
pHi. Sept .N Is.i
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-13
LINES woers REMEMBERING

Fishes Tive In the sca. - men So
p and the great ones eat ur tho little
ONES Shakespeare
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-13

NJ ! " Thompson ~ uufd.r Nsb
Wns the suesi VI honor ut q pies..r,
siisfnonn sl,en "Wednesday n, hsf hos.
,''s Mrs " e tnseii Catn.tiors
l'fns n sweet psss addsd H. the NJ.
ufarilveness N the fccms. ana the hon
OF susst Nss The ise.pisnt u . crrche,,.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-13
Tomorrow's Events
Miss Nelle Dyer, luncheon for Miss
Mall OF C%hlCkasha.

Mlss Nelle Dyer, luncheon for MISS
Neil Dashner OF Chlckasha.
Phiiomathea club, library.
Twentieth Century club, library.
Afternoon Bridge club, Mrs Frank
J. Beet.
Parliamentary Law and Dramatic
Art departments Of Sorosls, penny
social
Bridge Luncheon club, Mrs c. p
Taneyhlll
Las Vegas Luncheon club, Mrs ~
r. BIourt.
Ready. To. Help, business meeting
and dinner with Mira. w. Ernest
Smith.
Mrs. Samuel E. Laird and Mrs
Louis n. kiibourne, Lenten chair
bridge.
Auction club, Mrs. John o. Harrl'
son.
plerlan club Mrs win ~ Clark
En- Avart. Mrs j s. Carrie.
Eastern star Study club, Masonic
Temple
United Orphans Home tea, Mrs
=. :. Tarmar,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-13
NOT stwAys

u is 'Ne man who has lIysi un = farm
Who l. perfectly satisfied ~ temsin IN
town Topeka capital
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-13

NJ, poof fellow. I fear YOU ars some
'hinr ~ an inverishrate 40. ma am
Never touch , drop -Rsnimofs Amsri.
cain
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-13

Nts urnv-r furbos hsd ~ sp.r..i
sues' With the members ~ tho a r a
rlub wednesday. Ne y Iodee,s Mws.
I'an Nuol and Mrs fofhss daiisb,.d
WIN . duet, snd IN b state rnnts., NJ.
I " Mcconnell received the favor Tn.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-13

Nts W " npNnty y anticipating =
ven Rom hsf daughter Me- l. pennsf
y. ~ Amarillo. rrtaa uhn pti arrive
tho first " the aash.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-13

Tn" CRlsthia club met "wednesday
with Mrs } y Wolemey.r. the leuon
topl" being Eugene Field. the journalist
and poet Mrs Roland Reed. VIM ron
'uc'ed tho lesson. told ~ hs versatility.
Hnl wide acquaintance with the ella sslcs
a. evidenced nv the Echo.A '1m ~.
Shh'n" Farm which showed his skill
IN phfaphr'sing such great masters A.
liorac" Aud ovid She also told ~ HE
love fnf children and NJ hi subtitle gym.
l'ih''lr power To touch tho heart uis
r%uns"n, humof and love for practical
l'hes WIS another characteristic touched
upon Mrs Henry Ludlow gay. , -.
view m "A LATHE Rock of rror,abi.
IHlos showing the sentiment, hy re,o.
ms Margaret. \ Pearl. md ,he huuo,
IN IN" 'N'lopeetg Mrs Marion
srlil"r snv" q group NJ poems Rock
= nv LADY 'lsnfrr Fse,h.,. gtr d,
hls'hF TIME and Lady Hu',onc,e's
lld" ~ HumpvUis" tom the Love
'''ns N ~ child which contain. =,
many beautiful %iul'nhiss Mr. V.Iic.
never save n review ~ Thu. tt,l,
'fost which tells tho sin,, ~ a..
NHnd'finr lrv, and Mrs = .s.,,u
viewed Nhnrps n Plate. , CONN,
muon ~ Heidi contributions 4, ~.
,hicsFn hrrgld. which record. many
smu'ins incidents " tho fs,iw. 49,,
Slnh'r"' Club NJ. ~ = E,,cii. -
= suost The club viii ms., Ann %
u"f md Holmes ""'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-13

Mrs v = Ccrkls has a. her m,.,,
Mt' " q Emmett and children Of nsv.
export. lows.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-13

The United Orphans ltome .ncle,,
MI give q 'cA ttlt,, afternoon from
" to 40 O'Clock fur tho hsnrn, N
The work. ~ the home II Mrs = y
larnsn Tho assisting hs.,ssss. will y.
Mines George n iscsman. ! y Iisrh.
lscn. and y r. wocd 4 husinss. m,.,
lnF N the organization viii be held AZ
2 O'Clock
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-13
IN AT

-. .aHI- .ttHH o nc NIfI L.
1A\ Ar anr1, vtth
IN\WI '''I,'nI. rh,,s.
\JU w ',IH ,,,g,,,t
q oo ,'u. na ,nr,nr ocu,,s annie
a.. ,, r14,g h,,is and
A. e.. enuc were "A
,", ,,,,,.r,nd,n ,erIs in law.
.,.. A. A., a A. V,tt1r
,,d , l,,l NJ r,,l. IN NJ, lack Russell.
O., ,Uo nirb .,or,. 4 a.,.toblr iun.h.
..Y N r,.te, appointments iu piub and
CON az r. ,.f,,,nro.rtrrria In mink and
Io,rrd. tIft. v1s sprvrl follow NIX The
ram, and tho hos,css surprised vi,
DO,.. with bringing , hrg, hifthdr
oak with tim, mink ,andlos Iu rrlchrp
tom ~ hls bir,hdn, anniversary Nr-
It,-,, y,u,.r ,.. stod h, serving The
.,,s,. ~ IA, ,.,n ,t,r v.r, v,ss,s ami
u,,,. t,r u,..,u ~, yrurg Fr,i
uau,i, ..,, ro,,rt.t,r Is Eaton
u v,,t,, 81, IA $,l.,r and p,Is
$50
Me- f. u,,. ,.. .,. ,s.,
,,,,,urr a.. u.r,,, v,,r ,,, s,, aud
,,,. a., n,l N,. TANNER In
NJ. r,,, a.. H. ,,r.,,.t ham, ~,
d,y u,s nru, "a mr., rnproyct
Il, hcsI,b gr, vu maj, he, b,,,.
yub No., t,,st,,, ~, wu v,r,.
% - ~
~
c,"' r..s ,' ,a
,,.,Ls,. ~, a., .,,., matt, r.a..n
don nj anon. cr,b. rov In .es,io,
tbcrc NJ
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-13

Tho ilrss leaf rmh,cidsr, ruu va
entertained Wednesday b., Mrs James
h'unirn at the home ~ Mrs Frank nut.
lcf Ms ~ wfish, pte.ided IN tho al.
ssnrs NJ the president The members
surprised Mrs nrunirn 9th a mlsrri.
lsnsous shower Following the luncheon
which the hostess ~. assisted in ssp.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-13

q rcrtstpiecc Tn, afternoon VAS spen,
most INFORMAL, and - delruiRhlc lunch.
con was served NJ % O'Clock. tho hostess
hens assisted b, MINES Glen Uns,ll aud
" VI Wallace Guests NJ the occasion
Neir MINES " = uickcn. y Il Now
lin. ". VI Wallace, ! T Miller. ~ "
tiul,cn. " l. Coidiron. Grace Finley. o.
~ Hantl,y. ] " Garrison. q r car.
tctt. VI n ScBrs. r " williamson. Ada
Lewis Tucker. \ g. Eullss. J \ Forsc.
man, George y Pratt ~ Rnsion. Mass
" r s Hunt. Glen tpssli. y \ Cot,
tel. ' y Idick. = y wood. = e.
stelrup and T. " no,d
y -
The Irfiught, Brsrbtyh .mu met
" rinraiaN afternoon with Mt
Wsufunr, Roll call was m vrf,i with
pu, tBiions about vomeu Fru, new
nnuica were placed on the membership
fnli. Mines q y Jnnnali,. " " Ninf
rs " VI Hubbard. and u = HELM The
election ~ officers resulted IN rresi.
dent. Mff n g. Flksn. ,ire president.
Ntt : e Hubbard. secretary, Mrs. |
" Thompson. treasurer. Mts a. "
hsket. rfiti.. Mrs Cotiet thrown. rre,s
reporter. Mrs ttcd HAIL! parllamenta.
fisn. Mfs " " Morris. delegates In
the dis,tiy, federation fut ncst year.
MINES usofgr " Stephenson. ani w
~ Wallace a%lietna'es. Mines 7 ~ kri.
u and Robert Harper delegates ~ tho
rip Federation. MINES ! " k,s N
Y hubbard, and " T. Eikan n w,s
yrted 10 send Mines " Thompson
ana Robert Harper to Tho second district
federation ~ ~ Reno NAV D. 10 and II
Mts e " Shubet,. who was = visitor.
made a short talk Mrs - " nabb was
slsu = suest oi the afternoon The
hostess was assisted by het daughter.
Mafssfet. IN SERVING The nert meeting
viii be Arfil %. with Mrs a. " s,erh
snsnn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-13

Miss Mar, rfsnrcs shs'tst. Who hs,
teen the sues, n Miss Eunics stust,.
let MONDAY for = months yisl, with rel.
sti'es IN rulsa Tier friends atr hNrlpr
10y smother visit here hsfr'r he ts,,ifr
10 her home M SHfrvrrpf'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-13

Mts " : Matthews ~ Msnninr,nr
W Va ls the ru.s, NJ her daughter.
MIS- : y natnes. havlns arrived
wrdnrsiN, 'nf an extended Welt
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-13
l8c and Csc Crepes, Very Special,
15c Yard

one hs lot ~ genuine Windsor and ScrIentne Crepe. including all
the ~oWl ndors and all the fancy crepe, are very specially priced for this
tromcrdon. economy event The Windsor Crcto sells regularly Mt DC tho
yard and the ScrVcntlnce AZ Is the yard The, are the crcrfs that mi
sell an the others and the price for this two day event IS exceptional IN
both Instance
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-13

Mr. Harry VI Smith entertained the
Wednesday Auction club Yesterday ~ I
o'clock luncheon Tho table wac adorned
with violrts and pins shaded csndles.
"hll" miniature pink haskst, were tho
nat cups additional sucsis II ~. an
riroon were Mmes Charles Gusta n ~
} \ Dale and Fred Ptak Mr.. Luther
Jones md Mrs PtHk made the high
scores Mrs g " Greer and Nrs " T
Lohh VIII entertain The club April e
NJ N" Skir,ln
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-13
&lYKGSkSRx&A
HARRiET DUNN DEN7ZEXG

" "
The qualifying pla' ~ inc LNh,',
COW 'Iuo N'Inr'''l, a., ,u' III" n,,d
w. ,r,,,n ,,,r brlrc Sins
'" ' A., ,,,ry, Il WI
Nt.u.b,r ,al lIr.
,' M ,..,., l-r,d,rrU.ou
I 10 E,,b, N. \unm
a. ~, a., u..t,. nm, prruu
,I... - u,. ..,,,, A. Knox
=" 49,. IN. ,I,Y.r u,. f. r,,E
III .,, a.. - f. r.nr, rn, games
,u A., s,rud,y the
,a', ,,,l,
~ ga,
MIS- H".'
H"''h ~ ,'''' N''h'.''' .',,
lu'''''n' ,"' ""', h" ,,'i
wv ',"''" "'ns ~ ,'''r,
""' =" N'''' "N' ~,
.'''' W "'"'S "' '.'
W. ne n.y. NV ,
SUI " WIZ" DIT ''''
Mr-. Wallace l,ep entertained with the
member y, tho Rri'rc club Wednesday.
Mines caIlcn LurV,II,r aud Nif.. lame.
r McClollnrd HlEn s.orc. Vcfn mad.
by Mines sanford BROOKE and Lu'vcilor
The club vii meet uo,i v,rk with Mrs
MIS- '''"It' 'I'u 'h1 '~'"EN','
N.'E'''' '",',''N '' 'mS 'i' n'' WIN
h"N, ,'''',a y" ''' ph'i 'th' ',nIN
'''''h N'.' N', w. gu '' N'
d. i'i'- iN'N ana MI" " h'.'
,'',,' ',,'l'''h'H' 'I' ".l'E t.',''l
'h Az 'I''' ".''' 'n,,S Nu,'. '
',''u' "" '''''H wv y" '"'
a. rt...., .,,..,t ,lI,
v,,t,. . % a., r,,., %,
A.. ,h,,l.. aha ,r,c,,,Ir.rg
nIs ,n,rr,,n .n he, rorr,
'I' \ IT, '','.,'
ihH'h'' PAM '' u" 'n"'' ''' 49,
moon M I'I ''''' '' ''' '"n''' ',,"
l~'l'l''' We hH'''' "'N' 'W'. YIN
Ih'luh N''' '',t INV
'h'I''s "'il"h'h' ''' N'- ''''' '''''.
" y
Mr. md Mrs John SN~pnshorprr On.
terrnlncd the Auction Dinner club
Wednesday evening. Mr. ! \ RHttcn
ham being an additional guest High
srorcs we're made b, Mr- = + Mchl
md Mr v y Dunn Tn" club will
meet April ?e with Nj ard Mrs Dunn
n'.' "',l'"' I rive
'In''u'l y -,
.l,l.n''" ~ WV '.'''. rnn
"''' Wv If,
' wv ~ tN,u '"'l vr,..i
',,, W." "a.
~. "I.,'', '"'' go ,
.ul U"''.''
'V, ., d,
Was followed lbs two voice numbers b.,
Mrs = 7 NrClolIand % perfect Day
and Song l. sweet \ violin solo.
Melody ~ Love. VA rendered hy Mrs
FLOYD Harris Miss Jeanette Gordon
read , paper on American Song, and
ennr Writers" that was most interest
lns md Instructive. and was follow "A
nv D round tab Vi discussion Miss Ruth
stickncy gave the "IntrrmeEzo" By
Barnes and tho Grand Polka DO CON.
cert Mrs T. n R,id Gang Magical
June. by Turve,. and Song " Swing
l'ah'r OF INC Afternoon. closed IN" pro.
stsm WIN wight h''rfl' Inc cluh
VIII m'e' Nprl ~ IN inc LihtNfN
y
Tn. kcb,Li p,,sx. .lub wa enter.
,,tr.s Wes,e.s.v by NLs. Mary Fiypp.
,bo b,J also a, su.s,, Nine y 4
uosr,n. ~ e viInsms Gso,e. Voc.
s.u and Mia N.,s,rc, purke utrh
'cor~ w.r, mad h, Mis- r,b,l pu,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-13

Tho kensins,cn Embroidery club me,
"Wednesday With Mrs Nv en- tucker. who
hsd used tho club colcrs ~ ste,n and
white tot drcuratinn The ta.,et ii.e.
were also cattied nut In the luncheon ar.
r~olntnehts Tho child'- .et vas prr
sen'e'i 10 Master John n prismnts. IN.
lh'le scn ~ MI and Mfs = n ri,
mofe' y the hostess rrceiyrd the riub
nlatr Nmrs r = n~ery ana Ne
lhcr' VII sivo special mn,ir Al, tbs
n,,' mrr'ins Nprl a. which viii h.
With Mrs W. n Wallace.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-13

The kohoki Bridge slub was enter.
thinea Wednesday by Mis- Mary FLYNN.
Who had also NJ gues,s Mines y y
Hodsins. ". G. Williams. George Voc
seli and Miss Margaret Rurkc HiEh
scor~ we're made by Miss Eih'l Put.
nam and Mr. Huigins iMnchsou was
scfvcd and tho meeting next Wcdnceda,
viii be With Mr. T. Tholcpu LEGS E
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-13
Blcached Turkish Bath Towels,
l2Rc Each

IN" best bath towel you ever bought for this price.
ana II VIII pay yuu tp get o., many dozen A. possible
S%pIrndidIy constructed I'm every way and positively
reduced i"r only two day. II &c each or Sl.jO the
dozen
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-13

MIS- r " MiNm entertained IN.
rtnstes'lNe Woodwork club rue.i,y
Nfs George 5 Usnrs, Wns voted "a
membership The afternoons needle.
WON was followed h n luncheon NJ.
\ M%"nitrrncr, viii entertain ,he rlnh
IN two weeks
wv NNaW Nas called Nv psrsoos
N'h TUESDAY SvrninE ~, th. illness NJ
hct T'nnimrihrf
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-13

MIR s " Foster had NJ her suss,s
with the members ~ tho lsis club
"Wednesday Mmch Il y Bennett. - n
hradhurn. q sullivan. y y Sher.
man IT,. Justin Fahcri,. carl Jones and
" y Smith The appointments NJ ,th.
luncheon we're All In violet With Wallets
and hyncirihs for the floral decorations
The place. cards and ,slle. were decor.
rated In keeping Hlsh scores were made
by Mines sullivan and l. = fowler
Mts John Hope viii entertain the club
neat Wednesday
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-13

The Eastern star stud, club will
meet Friday afternoon In the Masonic
patlurs nj 2a0 o'clock Tho program
viii include y parliamentary dtill by
Mrs ' Y slaughter and readings. The
Labyrinth, hN Mrs " l. Peck, on
ludnh's Cloud CAPPED Hus. ny Mrs
Lnulse Rsker and The Mason's ss.
rtrt. nv Nts y l. Hahn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-13

Mts llRttv T. Hprhslder Who ma.
n''n Nl'liinr her mother. Nfs sadie
,"ii.en hnoN since the HOLIDAYS. len
suhdal fot her home In 10 angeles
'i'l sister. Ms y l. gtscn. who bn.
s''o been = suc', ~ hrr mc,hsr viii
t'msin tpr several weeks longer
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-13
Csc Voiles at tic Yard

Voilos are decidedly in the lead this
Spring and this j. an exceptional two.
day offer II Is 80 inches wide. very
sheer and viii lauudcr perfectly.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-13

Tho annual senirf ris, nj ,Hr nisb
hool viii BE- given rfids, c,eninr a.,
ne hleh'rhool auditorium This viii ~.
ne "'nmedN NJ Eftrts and ,hs psr.
,lr'rsnis ate helms coached b., Nsdsmr
Folsom Moftsn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-13

Mines q I. Simpson. c y veninr-t.
Herbert, McCahe and e I. Rnhns,, o.,
saratoga Nvo, were the additional
sues,s entertained nv Mfs sam r1ooa
Wednesday. With the members NJ the
ook fatk krntrrldcty club The after.
noon wns sn,nt with nccilcNnfk and ,hs
sucsts enjoyed several vocal number,
nv Mrs simraon Mrs James \ p.p.
nett vii entertain the club ne,,
Wednesday
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-13

WI and Mr. ; T.,on NJ ps,,,,,.
WI are tho guests ~ their ION IN h.,
hh' daughter. NJ and Mrs i,.spb "a
norman WI
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-13

kAYSER'S GLOVES
This store carries a complete
stock Of ksyser's Silk Gloves
any style, any quality and any
price. Every known length for
Spring and Summer. First
Floor.)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-13

Nr Truman Dunn. who was the gueSt
~ friends In the CITY ~ fev DAYS. ler
W ~on"sdny for his home In clifton
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-13

Mrs ] Rudinud entertained the
member Of the Hiio-n-Wco club
N'iuofdnS afternoon Following ~,
n'sdl"vork. the hostess l'ile daughter
lrif g1vs % piano colo. ~ ~ also Mis-
Ruin sohwFefs' Refreshments we're
served md N" n'rt meeting viii h.
With Mrs ! y Erhwoorko 100 two week
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-13

The Eu Roglo club 49, not, meet the
week ON account m the iIneSs ~ the
hostess n" time and pl,o. f.r ~. ncy'
meeting vUI hc announced lpior
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Mr. John Thr'1dgill went TO ponca
Cir Tursdnr whore che Il one 81 the
speaker ~ tho First District Fed-rn-
ton NJ Women clubs. now In session
there Sal
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Mr. Leon Hucklns Il anticipating the
arriyal April g, n her sister. Mrs. WIN
EalLell NJ Shreveport, Ia Who viii
make n short visit here Mrs Hucklns
IL planning n bridge luncheon In honor
Of her gusst
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Friday: Special Sale for Busy Housewives
aUings on Table Linens, Sheeting, Towels and
2 Coods-Starts Friday, lasts through Saturday

inns is a carefully prepared even in the great linen section, and very thrift
ouSek"p IN OkIahona CITY should endcayu1 to come and reye in the fine goods tina
nave been specially priced Friday and Saturday. Quantities in some instances, art
limited and 1t vii pay {" come the first day. The values in every instance speak 70
hnnnNns
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"a Full Bleached Genuine Pepperell
Sheeting, 25c Yard

No use for o.. 10 sing Mn" praise. of q -hoctiug that
j. q. wei known 90 'ou a. DO %, ~ d. II po#-c.,cs
iO" .cr'i'" giving IuuIiiIo. that }oI demand and
Io"k A. thc twodo' price. only 2jc yard
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-10-16
AMUSEMENT NOTES
First Anniversary. of Park Theatre ALI
This Week.

The management of the Park Theatre
has secured the services of nine piece
orchestra for the full week of Oct. 1921.
which is their first anniversary, having
opened one year ago.
In order to show their appreciation of
the loyal support given them during the
last year, they have spared no expenses
in securing musicians and feature films.
There will be no change in prices, as they
want all their patrons to secure a full
weeks entertainment at their expense
Patrons are kindly requested to attend
the matinees to obtain seats.
Remember, one full week of music that
will be treat to all, besides selected
list of feature plays at regular prices
adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-10-16
RANDOLPH

Mrs. Julia Cameron and her grand
daughter, Miss Evelyn Waters, arrived
here from Worcester Friday and are be-
ing entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. j. f.
French
George Sparhawk of Beaver. Pa, is
passing few days here with his father,
L. T. Sparhawk, and with his wife at
the Burt place.
Mrs. c. r. Pratt was in Barre on Fri
day to visit friends and Sunday went
to Bethel to visit her brother +. L. Bass.
and family.
The grange meeting was well attended
on Saturday night when the first and
second degree was worked upon class
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Rix and family
from Putney were entertained last week
by Mr.. Rixs mother, Mrs. Lois Rix, for
few days.
Rev. f. W. Sharpe, district superin-
tendent, occupied the pulpit of the Meth
odist church on Sunday and also met the
committee in regard to the settling of a
new minister for the church.
Miss Anna Coughlin, after three
weeks stay in town, left on Saturday
for her home in Barnard
Mrs. c. f. Wood, who had been pass
ing the time during the absence OF her
husband at Burlington, at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo Emery. left for her
home in Springfield Saturday
Rev. +. J. Locke of Brookfield occu-
pied the pulpit of the Bethany church on
Sunday. in the absence of Rev. Fraser
Metzger, the pastor. who is giving cam
paign speeches in New York state in the
interest Of the election of the Republi /
an candidate for the presidency
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-10-16
BETHEL

Miss Mary Legier OF Mortified il
working at the telephone exchange.
Miss Ethel Parmenter of Augusta, Me.
is visiting her sister, Mrs. W. II. Smith
Henry Smith returned Saturday from
Hanover. n. H., having recovered from
the effects of an operation at the Mary
/ Hitchcock hospital.
/ Moses Cukey and Thomas Lee are
boarding at Fred Whitney's during the
/ diphtheria quarantine at their home
There are no new cases in town.
Mrs. Frank Godfrey returned Saturday
to Williamstown after weeks visit at
Fred w Grains.
Mrs. Anti Miettinen and her daughter
have been several days in Barre, where
her husband works.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. n. Washburn, their
daughter and Miss Luella Atkinson, who
had been attending the state teachers
convention, went Saturday to Norris
vile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Ryder of st. Al
bans came Saturday evening to visit at
Mrs. c. +. Hepburns.
Morris Wyllie is at home from Gran
than, \. H., where he his been working.
Mr. and Mrs. George H. Stuart of Bur
lngton are guests at r. W. Morse's.
Recent guests at Ralph p. Shaw's were
Mr.. and Mrs, F. $. Angus and chauffeur
of Burlington. Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Oliver
and son, George, of Boston.
During a few days absence of p J..
Martin of Barre his express business has
been in charge of L. A. Davis, jr.
Fred Green of Mortified and Gilman
Marshall worked in Clitrord's drug store
during the absence of Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff
ford last week