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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-27

IT Minco. Miss Nanninc Watt Of
Evanston III, Miss Eva Moore Dia-
mond OF Wichita. Miss Helen BARLEY
OF Helena, Mont, Mr. William kreppS
of Okmulgcc and Mr. Thomas Beacham
OF ri Reno.
The presence OF large number o'
college folk home Tor the holidays. in
Guiding Misses Elizabeth AmeS. Vi
vieunc Turner. Harriet and Cadilah
Colcord Henrietta Knox. Elizabeth
Paschall, Marcelle Darling, Margaret
Atwood, Pauline Garrison, Nivien
Wells and Me,Srs. A. Edgar Van Cleef
George Marvin. Louis IIalSell James
Cockrcll LiSlc Wilson. Russell Darling
Charles Stuart. Roy Foster and Claude
Monnett added to the pleasure OF the
affair.
The members OF the club who were
the hoSteSSeS OF the evening are Misses
Geraldine brennan, Katherine TART
man Mildred Daley Katherine Nash,
Lucille Mckee, Nivienne Turner. Helen
Pe,tee, Loretta Hulam. Vivian Mich.
OILS, Elizabeth Buchanan, Cadjah Col
cord, Henrietta Knox. Margaret Hoif-
man, Nivien Wells, Elizabeth Camp
bell Marcelle Darling and Marjorie
Spaulding
Mi" Jeanette Sparrow entertained
last evening with an informal dance
having as her guests Misses Elizabeth
Brock. Marv Louise Coates. Alice Vir-
ginia Bennett, Margare, Hoffman, 10
rane Housed, Frances Bulkley Of Sa-
lima. Kan. Fay Barnhill Glory Huok
ins, Mcssrs Glen Coates. Steven
Chandler, Parker Prou,y. Tom Stuart
Hall Edwards, James N DodSon jr,
I'd Waite, John Harrington and Roy
Fisher.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard a NoSe will
entertain tomorrow evening with din
ner dance for their daughter Margaret
Mr. and Mrs Robert n Gardner
arc expecting to have as their guests
soon, Mrs Oscar Zcnor and Miss Ara
May Zenot of Avalon Plantation, La
Mr. and Mrs Jacques Dur will en-
ter,ain few friends most informally
at bridge tomorrow evening in honor
OF Mr. and Mrs T. T. Aldous OF Den
yer and Mr.. and Mrs A. J. Wheeler
OF Houston, who are the guests OF their
son, Mr., J.. NJ. Wheeler and Mrs
Wheeler,
!.
Mrs Horace Wilson will give a thea
ter party tomorrow afternoon honor
ing her guest, Miss Helen Murphey OF
Sapulpa, who arrived yesterday for a
weeks visit
Miss f. Columbia Donnelly oI
Blackwell, Okla, is visiting her sister
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p ANp MRS ARTHUR B
NJ CuAcE o,y. mos, ENJOYABLE
Ii " CL,,,,r,,t d,rrc =, their home
~ last evening in honor Of Mrs
Chase, brother MIR +. +. Al
done and Mr., AldouS OF Denver, who
are their guests during the holidays
Tn. hons. wa, a,,rac,lyely decorated
with the Christmas holly. mistletoe and
crimson heus The guests invited were
MesSrs and Mines Iacoues Dur, ! Ga
dien Iui,we,ler NJ. Wheeler, Charles
Uooncs G,,v + Blackwclder. Charlie,
< NrCauuhcv Walter A Lyhrand.
r NJ WatI,nytou. Clarence K Hotter,
Frank G. Shoemaker, Russell e.. Lowe.
I,Ln II Eredcr,ckson. George Fred
erickson " " Iuden. 4. / Wheeler
of Uor.,or Samuel # Harris, Major
and Mr., Charles \ Barney Captain
and Nr. Geo,vr " England of lci
fcrson p,rracks Isl IouiS. DR.. and
N,s Ar,bur N White DIR and Mrs.
II CorI,cr Todd the Reverend and
NJ, E,.d.,;rl / Ra,e Mrs Isabel
Uam,,,on Nice Irene Hamilton. DR..
Cv,, y,r Wede, Dr f p Allen. Mr..
Ge,,c. N,,I,rL Nr Carleton Ricgcr
and Mr Fdward Aldous Of Alton. III
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-27

two other defendants indicted under the
sherman antitrust law will be allowed
to plead on-contendre instead ~
guilty The men are member, OF the
Master Plumbers association OF the
United States II is charged they en-
tered into a combination to secure q
monopoly OF selling and installing
plumbing equipment.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-27
MACKENSEN army.
NEARING BRA|LA,
CITY
Rumanian Grain and Oil Stor-
age Center in Danger
ASSOCIATED Press War Summary

(Associsted Press war Summary
While the peace discussions are pro-
ccedng active military operations eN.
cep, in such remote fields as those of
Egyp, and the 1igriS are being vigor
ouSly prosecuted only on the Rumanian
front
Mackensen Makes Headway.
In this war area the latest reports
show Field Marshal Won Mackcnsen
making new headway IN his advance
toward Rfaila, the great Rumanian
grain and oil S,orehouse ON the lower
Danube
The taking Of Filipech,i placed Won
Maokensen's forces within thirty miles
of Russian territory Meanwhile
the reutun forces are hammeting away
at the br,dgehead at Ma,chin and op.
posi,e Braila. The clearing OF the re.
naming Russians from Dobrudla thus
seems TO be the plan no, only by the
dirett attack. but through the advance
IN Wallachia, which II /, succeeded IN
reaching Btaila. would he able 10 take
the Ma,rhin from across the Danube
Developments Indicated
On the French Belgian from, the ar.
tillety has been active in some sector,
and the aviators have been busy hu,
the infantry arm ~ the service on both
sides Is being held well tu ,,s position,
except for occasional trench raids and
patrol enterprise some possible de
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Mrs. Donnelly- Reid She will return
10 Blackwell Saturday accompanied by |
Miss Frances Donnclly
The dance to have been given New
Year night by Mrs. Donnelly Reid m
honor oi Miy' Frances bonneiiy, has
been postponed
Miss Eva Moore Diamond Of Wioh
lta arrived yesterday to be the gueS'
for several days Of Miss Berence Nee
K X
Mrs Fred Forsha and Mrs A. l.
For'ha Of Hutchinson. who have been
the guests Of Mr. and Mrs Millard II
! Russell. returned home this morning
Miss Louise Buxton went 10 Enid
Monday to visit her sister Mrs + !
Fleming and Mr. Fleming Mr. Mcr
win Buxton Joined her there this after
noon TO be present at the large Beta
ball given there thl, evening They
viii not return until the last Of the
week
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,N,", ~ :" 'N'' WI, morning 70 'l''' ny.
\ y n
Mr William WILSON, who /, stu
lent a, Missouri university and Nj,
Mary Elizabeth Wilson. who is attend
ING ChriStiao roIlcuc ClI,,,I;, NJ,
as ,L nm''SuHn 'o','Rr' ''Innh'a' No.
t Na,y oEe'h'''er, I've, h"l,nH come oyer
I."' us" 70 ''''"' 'ne I'M LAMBDA
'"'''' ''''N evening
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N, ,,d NJ, C.o,n r -. ia
TODAY for , .,hr,e .w.,l,. ,,;o - VA
York and Washington Tb,y w;,
mend New years viii friends ;r NeY
York Ci,y
sxA
lay evening for a short visit with
friends IN Chicago
Y
Miss Phayc Hodpirs will entertain
IN honor of Mrs ! +. Connery jr..
Of Newcastle, Ncb.
NJ
her guests informally for dinner and
the ,heater this evening. Miss Hazel
'uehner Miss Thyra Weesner, Miss
Billy and Miss Anita Hinkle.
%xs
Mrs K T Stone NJ Te,Iin. TeYas
her paren,, Mr and Mrs & Car,.
n, F,,rL I.rr'ro' t., Ia, ,;u.,
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Auto Truck for Lindsev

LINDSEY Okla, Dec. 1 49, (Sps-
clah-The first automobile truck ever
put into use in this city has been put.
chased here by W II Tuggle, local
grocer II proved its worth during the
recent Christmas rush
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-27
Better Menu
Contest

EDITORS NoTE-Pri1es Of IS zach
VII! be awarded for the best menu for
days meals for :, :, I, s., 8, and Z
people submitted during sthi, contest
considered good enough TO publish, The
best menu submitted each week will ap.
pear In special mage In the Times on
Friday and viii cntltle the writer TO q
worth OF groceriesl
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MENU FOR SIX.

Three children in high school, one
baby, ), one baby four months old who
nurses. My husband and myself try To
plan menus that are good Tor nursing
mothers as well as growing children
The average cost is 10 cents a day.
Breakfast.
Corn meal mush, sugar and cream /;
soda biscuits butter and peach PIE.
serves coffee NJ chocolate.
Luncheon.
Cream potato soup; crisp bacon. an
pie salad boston brown bread cgglcsS
chocolate cup cuStard tea.
Dinner.
Pot roast, brown gravy; boiled rice /.
tomatoes IN casserole, whole whea,
bread prune whip; tea or water
on course some DAYS the menu costs
more than others. never serve the
same two days in succession MRS. W
NJ H. Oklahoma City
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-27

NEW YORK, Dec H.-MrS. Yuki
kato Morgan, the japanese widow OF
George y Morgan, J = Morgan,
cousin, may not gc the $4,000 fund
which her husband lett her when he
died suddenly in Seville. Spain Morgan
IN his will directed that II should go
to his widow. but the trustees Of his
estate have asked the court, 20 decide
whether the terms should be carried
out or whether the fund should be- di-
yided between the deceden'> brother.
JvnluS Spencer Morgan, OF Pars. and
his sister, Miss Caroline Lucky Morgan
explaining that Morgan received the
fund in a trust left by his father to
him. his sister and HI, brother Nor
gan married in Toxic Miss Nuki Kato
was the daughter OF a sword maker
She was well educated. however, and
ip.Lc English but New York society
did not accep; her and she and Morgan
went to Paris to live
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To Charge Customers:

All charge purchases the balance OF
thu, week will be posted TO January
books, payable February |, 1917. Not
necessary for you TO make the re
quest
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PLUMBERS ESCAPE
PLEAS OF GUILTY

PITTSBURGH. IA. Dec = In an
opinion handed down hy Judge Charlie,
P' Orr IN the United State, district
court, William NJ. Coach and thirty.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-27

A ,ime-saving can opener patented by
an Arkansas inventor has large blade
so shaped tha, the top oi can is tc.
moved by single turn OF a handle.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-27
Suggestions

This menu may he helpful TO others
whose family requires such variety
OF foods. The greatest problem of any
household is to find suitable food on
small expense for adults, children and
babies
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-27
Before-lnventory Sale In Full Swi

Only shopping days year 1910 NEW YEARS NEXT
In the trimming the business sails this by e
dumg the practically everything 1t OF Kidding h
"leiovers anything but sale alncuye
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-27

Miss r. Columbia Donnelly oI
Blackwell, Okla, is visiting her sister
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-27

Mrs. Horace Wilson will give a thea.
ter party tomorrow afternoon honor
ing her guest, Miss Helen Murphey OF
Sapulpa, who arrived yesterday for a
weeks visit.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-01-16
EAST BIRMINGHAM

MT. and Mrs. Charles Stewart and little daughter have returned to their home in Anniston after a two weeks visit to their parents, MT. and Mrs. R w. Stewart.
 Robert, the little son of MT. and Mrs E,lba Cartledge, is improving after a serious illness at the home of his par ents
 MT. and Mrs. Edward Underwood who were recently married at Union town, have arrived in East Birming- ham and will be at home with Mrs. John Dill.
 MT. and Mrs. R. E. Smith have re- turned from visit to Atlanta.
 Mrs. A. E. Hobbs and children, Don- ald, Emmerson and Geneva, have re- turned from delightful visit to New Orleans.
 The Women's Missionary society will entertain with tacky party at the home of Mrs. R. w. Stewart Thursday evening.
 Miss Olivia Wilkins was pleasantly surprised by a party of her friends Thursday evening at her home when all had delightful time. Music and dancing were the diversions. Those in the party were Miss Susie Lee Jones' Miss Alice Waller Miss Sarah Perry Miss Regina Smith, Messrs Ben Dukes Nat Wilkins, Joe Perry and Clark Hast ings.
 Miss Susie Lee Jones entertained a few friends with cards Wednesday aft ernoon. Miss Amy Price, Miss Ethel numbered among the guests who en- joyed Miss Jones' gracious hospitality
 The Wednesday Morning Crochet club will meet with Miss Adele Gaines at her home. Miss Sadie Gaines will give the lesson.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-01-16
WILLIAM
lfSl
 X@iSJ'

l An enjoyable affair of the week was the
 box supper given by the Epworth league
 at the Methodist parsonage. splendid
 musical programme with Mrs. J. E. Nolan
 in charge was given and later games and
 popping pop corn furnished fun for all. Mrs. Arthur Rutledge was a delightful | hostess one evening this week, when she | entertained her Sunday school class at her
 nome on Seventh avenue. Games were
 enjoyed until late hour. Dainty refresh- ments were served to the following: Miss
 Annie Kirkwood, Miss Carolyn Frederick,
 Miss Emma Lowery, Miss Marion John l son, Miss Annie Brown, Miss Christina McCroWie Miss Annie Lowery, Miss Genie Williamson, Miss Martha Lddell, Miss Ellen McMillan, Mrs. Matt Marshall, Mrs. Morris Stewart, Miss Mary Smythe, Mrs.
 James Nelson Mrs. D. Hagler, Mrs. Dave McMillan and Rev. John Miner. pr. and Mrs. H. A. Riviere were delight ful hosts Thursday evening, where they entertained at o'clock dinner. Ferns
 and vases of red and white carnations added to the attractiveness of the rooms,
 where rock and forty-two were played. delicious five-course dinner was served. Those seated at the table were MT. and Mrs. R. l.. Glasgow. Dr. O.. T. Miller.
 Miss Julia Miller, MT. and Mrs. D. P. Page, Dr. and Mrs. H. A. Riviere. MT. and Mrs J. w. Smith were hosts recently at their home Vases of carna- tons were tastefully used about the rooms. A three-course luncheon was served Those invited were Mir and Mrs. R. D. Weir, MT. and Mrs. J. W. Arthur MT. and Mrs. w. H. Howell, MT. and Mrs. Charles Smith, Mr and Mrs. Fred Smith. Mrs. R. E. White, Mrs. Frank Benson, MT. Charles Ford
 | Mrs. J. A. Booth and Mrs. Clyde Will l Hams of Tuseumbia are the guests of Mrs. Josephine Sevier.
 MT. Earnest Hennon of Mulberry is the guest of Mir and Mrs Percy Holmes. Mrs. Annie Blanton entertained Satur- day evening at her home in honor of her niece, Miss Desmel DeBeny. The rooms were tastefuily decorated for the oe- cason. Games and music were enjoyed until a late hour, and delicious refresh- ments were served.
 Mrs w. A. Stewart was hostess Thurs- day afternoon to the Ladies' Aid of tho Baptist church. After the programme a
 social hour was enjoyed, during which
 the hostess served salad plate with cof- fee.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-01-16
NORTH BIRMINGHAM

| The w. M. U. of Twenty-first Ave
 nue Baptist church will meet Monday
 afternoon at 2;30 o'clock at the home
 of Mrs. Will Sanding.
 The Woman's Missionary society of
 Mt Vernon Methodist church will meet
 at the church Monday afternoon at
 2:30 o'clock
 The Woman's Missionary society of l the Twenty first Avenue Methodist , church will meet Monday afternoon at
 2:S0 o'clock at the home of Mrs. |.
 P. Hackney.
 The Woman's Missionary society of l the Twenty-first Avenue Methodist
 church will hold a public installation
 of officers this evening at the church 1 at the evening service. Several district officers are expected to be present. The following officers will be installed. . l President, Mrs. c. B. Smith, first vice president, Mrs. J. B. Smiley; second vice president, Mrs. Charles Ledbetter: su- perintendent of publication, Mrs S. M Blake; superintendent of social serv- ice, Mrs. T. J. Perry; superintendent of supplies Mrs. c. F. Allgood; treasurer Mrs. W. G. Durrett; corresponding sec | retary, Mrs. J. M. Brewer; recording sec | retary, Mrs. J. M. Middlebrooks; agent "The Voice." Mrs. A. V. Fair. Mrs. H. P. Richard was hostess to
 the Modern Study club on Tuesday aft l ernoon with 16 present Several in- teresting papers were given, the sub- ject of study being Norway and Swe- den. After the programme the guests were served delightful salad course The Crochet club met with Mrs. H. S. Brown on Wednesday afternoon Thirteen members were present. After pleasant afternoon salad course was served.
 The Norman Gait Crochet club met Thursday with Mrs Jess Robinson with four members present A delicious salad was served during the afternoon
 The Little Sewing club held no meeting this week on account of the absence from the city of Mrs R. H. Wharton, who will be hostess to the club next week in- stead.
 The F'ortnightly Crochet club was enter tained Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. w. G. Gill, IA being present. At the close of the evening refreshments were served. The club meets next with Mrs. Miles Huffstuttler.
 The Boys club, chapter 4, met with Mrs. s. l.. Cresswell on Thursday after noon. Forty-two was played. after which refreshments were served
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-01-16
MONDAY, JANUARY 17.

Miss Jeannette Walter hostess at luncheon for Miss Belle Roberts. Miss Julia Carney entertains Sister Susie's Sewing circle. Mrs. Sidney Godbee hostess for Miss Moody. TUESDAY, JANUERY IS. Mrs. Zell Gaston has luncheon for Miss Amelie Hill and Mrs. Robert John McGavock. Miss Margaret Moore's bridge lunch con for Miss Susie Nabb and Miss Mary
 Lott Williams. MT. and Mrs. Cross entertain the BrooksCross bridal party. Miss Lydia EustiS hostess. for Miss Belle Roberts. Miss Dorothy Allen entertains the Alpha Omega club. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 19. Miss Gladys Allison gives luncheon at the Country club for Miss Susie Nabb. Brooks-Cross wedding. Hughes Moody wedding takes place. Mrs Frank Hammond hostess to Norwood Forty two club. Mrs T. D. Parkes tea for Miss Belle Roberts. Mrs. w. I. Grubb hostess at bridge luncheon for Miss Dorothy Davis. Mrs. w. D. Hammett entertains for Mrs. Robert McGavock. Miss Moseley's dance at the Motor and Country club Mrs. Crawford Johnson gives bridge tea for Miss Susie Nabb. Wednesday Bridge Luncheon club
 meets With Mrs. Gregory Johnston THURSDAY, JANUARY 20.
 Miss F'lorine Hodges honors Miss
 Nabb at bridge party
 Miss Augusta Clark hostes for Miss
 Belle Roberts
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-01-16
(Continued from Page Three)

sixteenth birthday. The place cards showed the following names: pr. and Mrs. R. E. Tyler, MT. and Mrs. Shelnutt, Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Sellers Mrs. G. P. Honeycutt Mrs. Charles Hubbard, Mrs. H. M Kelso, MT. John Merriken, Mr. G. c. Davis, MT. and Mrs. w. T. Merri- ken.
 The Matrons' club this week was charm in2ly entertained by Mrs. w. L. Tate. An interesting afternoon was brought to a happy climax when the guests were invited to the dining room decorated with palms and pot plants, where flower contest was held. The prize, handsome pot plant in bloom, was awarded to Mrs. T. R. Eagles salad plate was passed to the following guests: Mrs. H. II. Hibbs, Mrs. Harold Robinson, Mrs. T. R. Eagles, Mrs. c. F. Shumate, Mrs. W. A. Hill, Mrs. Ed Mckinley. Mrs. w. L.. Tate, Mrs. J. c. McPhaid, Mrs. T. D. Moor, and Miss Lucille Hill.
 Mrs. Roberta Culpepper was hostess Thursday morning to the Shakespeare club at the home of her daughter, Mrs Donald Mcdonald. Those taking part on the programme were: Mrs B. Vintson Mrs. J. M. Mnter and Mrs. N. A. Bar rett. Mrs. T. D. Moor was elected to membership. A delicious salad plate was served to the club members, and the fol- lowing invited guests: Mrs. H. P. Brooks Mrs. Charles Malone, Mrs. J. A. Nabors Mrs. R. E. Tyler, Mrs. H. A. Mckinley, and Mrs. J. T. McPherson.
 The many friends of MT. S. R. Hawley are interested in the announcement re- ceived of his marriage on last Wednes- day afternoon at o'clock to Miss Ethel Wallace of Blocton. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. R. H. Grim, at the home of the brides parents, MT. and Mrs. T. D. Wallace. MT. and Mrs. flaw ley are now at home to their friends in East Lake.
 The Felicitas Rock club will meet with evening.
 Mrs. B. J. Wheeler has gone to Char lotte, N. C., where she will spend several months with friends
 Miss Ruth Peaver of Asheville is tho guest of Mrs. T. D. Moor.
 Mrs. E. M. Wheeler is visiting relatives in Atlanta and Gainesville, Ga.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-01-16
INGLENOOK


 A delightful affair of the week was the social given by Mrs. F. B. Cowan. The rooms were made attractive with ferns and potted plants. A womans club was organized and the following officers elected: --rs. Joel Chantz, president Mr7s John Carlisle, vice president Mrs. E. c. James, secretary and treasurer; Mrs. $. B. Wallace, director, and Mrs. c. T. Faulkner authoress.
 Miss. Rebecca Bazemore entertained a few friends at rock Thursday evening, complimenting two attractive visitors, Miss Olivia Fulton of Saginaw. and Miss Rachel McAllister of Chattanooga. After the game delightful refreshments were served to 12 guests.
 MT. Turner Waide delightfully."- enter tained his Sunday school class Friday evening at his home. Ferns and narcissi were the decorations. Games and contests were enjoyed. Those present were MT. s. Boles, Sumpter Logan, Sam Coggins. Will liam Harrison, Dean Holt, Heran w. Holt. Dainty refreshments were passed. Mrs. S. B. Wallace entertained the mem- bers of the Pleasant Hour club Wednes-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-01-16
SOCIAL CALENDAR

Young Matrons' club meets with Mrs, H. s. Sibley
 Mrs. w. I. Grubb hostess for Miss Netta Jones of Montgomery. Mrs. J. J. Chamblee entertains Thurs day Afternoon Bridge club
 Little Jokers meet with Mrs. B. F Moore.
 FRIDAY. JANUARY 21 Miss Alma Messer and Miss Eleanor Messer honor Miss Nabb at luncheon. Miss Mary Ellen Perkins entertains Friday Night Dancing club
 Mrs. Jemison hostess at luncheon for Miss Belle Roberts
 Mrs. Harold Bissell entertains at bridge for Miss Susie Nabb.
 MT. and Mrs. Blackwell hosts ito Friday Night Five Hundred club
 SATURDAY. JANUARY 22. Miss Helen McClary gives luncheon at Southern club for Miss Susie Nabb. Mrs. T. D. Parke hostess at tea at her home for Miss Susie Nabb MT. and Mrs. Edward w. Barrett hosts at dinner at the Country club for Miss Blanche Divine
 MT. Frank Morrow host at dinner for Miss Roberts and Mr. Hazard.
 MONDAY, JANUARY "A. Mrs. Hubert Drennen's luncheon for Miss Susie Nabb.
 Groomsmen entertain the Hazard : Roberts wedding party.
 TUESDAY, JANUARY 25. Mrs. Shirley Harris gives tea for Miss Nabb and Miss Franklin's guests. Miss Cunningham and Miss O'Keefe.
 WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 26. Miss Belle Roberts weds Mr w. w.. Hazard.
 Marriage of Miss Susie Nabb and MT. Robert R. Stotlar
 SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 29. Black and white ball for Neighbor- hood house.