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Arizona republican., 1917-01-16
MESA OFFICE Everybody's Drug Go. Phone 6 or 500
Tempe News Notes
CARRIERS EXAM.

The position of mail carrier on the city route in Tempe is to be placed in the civil service within the next few months and a carriers examination has been called to be held al the local postoffice on the 27th Of this month. Applications are being received by Postmaster Laird and from the three who stand highest In the examination he will make his selection of the car rier who will first make the route under the civil service. Thc present csrrier. Wiiliara Bloys. IS among those who will take the test
Arizona republican., 1917-01-16
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She noted tfe many waiting eager lv for E glimpse of her as sne passed to the waiting car. She smiled her wonderful magnetic smile and her
 tomorrow was a word of hope for those who are hoping for brief chat with her before her departure.
 Among those noticed in last nights au1icnce were Governor and Mrs. Campbell. their son. Alexander Rrodie Campbell 1rd Mrs W W. McNefr who Was the.r guest, Mir and Mrs Gordon Tweed. Mir and Mrs William C. Hartrarft. Mr and Mrs Winfield Hartfauft Mir. and Mrs. r.. \ Eros, MT. ano Mrs |. r. Crmce. MT and Mrs. F. F. Bennitt Mr. and Mrs Harry Gray. of Pasadena. NIT. and Mrs Louis F. Chalmers. Judge and Mrs. Richard F.. Sloan. MT and Mrs. Charles NcArfhur. Mir. and Mrs War ren Macarthur, Dr and Mrs. George ,Io"dricA- NIT. and Mrs Roy Wayland Mrs. Walter Bennett. Mrs. Charles St@uiier. Nr and Mrs F. F., Moore. bi ana Mrs. F. Payne Palmer. Mir nni hrs w. k. Battin. Mir. and Mrs. II. N. Fennemore. Airs. Webb Grlffen Mr. and Mrs II. W. Naus. Miss Rose 9"ll Goldman, Charles Goldman. Ies Goldman. Mir and Mrs. George II LNtgt rdipEs Mrs Arthur Gibbons HrleIt. Mr and Mrs. Frank Stewart. Miss Jennie Foster Weedin Dr. anu Mrs. Francis IT. RedewiH. Mrs. Augustus Redewill. Mrs. Eugene Redewill Dr and Mrs. W H. Sargent. Miss M1riin Armstrong. Judge Arm strong. Madam Heard. Bartlett Heard Mrs. P. '. Tuppcr. Mrs. Joseph Nehl~ttcm Dr. and Mrs. Koy E Thomas. Mrs. C. C. Hutehison. James Mciiain. Dr- Baker. Roy Murray Mir and Mrs, Selim Nicholson. Mir. and Mrs. w. f Kingsburv. Miss Kate thristy. Mrs L. w Flaecus. Miss Fav DeMund. Mir ana Mrs. \. F. Hannv and aFrs Vkrfv ar..fg. 's
Arizona republican., 1917-01-16
LOWELL ROBT. HAYES:
 WH0 IS HE? QUERY

"H anyone can throw any light on who Lowell Robert Haye, is. Wher. he comes from, who bis people are hope he will communicate with ne said Counft Probation officer w. J. Osborn yesterday
 The boy. who WAS taken into GUS tody 4t tire railroad wards when hc was aAnJt tV be l. bis way Co pnris unknown. i7 uoH teins fJrTd ty the juvenile court.
 He gave tie name of his relauves and their address In an indiaua town tut ic response G. Osboru's ieia- grams the authorities wired that no one Of that name was residing there Hays who is fifteen years of ase claims that he has "been on the road- f0r the Last Near nnl ! naI-
Arizona republican., 1917-01-16
CUMMINGS JUSTICE

The customary appointment of the county justice of the peace as the city's ma gistrate was made at the last coun- cl meeting. and Justice j H. Cum mings IS now presiding over both courts Business has been light for the new justice of the peace and con- stable. thus substantiating the reputa tion Tempe has for class of law abiding citizens.
Arizona republican., 1917-01-16
HIS SCENARIO SIG
 NlFlCANTLY NAMED

Charged with having sent annoy mOrs and threatening letters to judges, lawyers and witnesses against him in his previous conviction for al tempting blackmaii of Dr. II. David Smyser. then coroner. Roscoe F.. Hol- loWay was arrested here His Price or Is Revenge Sweet Afier Allf" was the significant title of a motion pie ture scenario of which Holloway was the author, and which was found in his possession.
Arizona republican., 1917-01-16
COMMITTEES 10 MEET

mercial club, two committees were appointed. one on renewals of pledges. consisting of pr R. r. Palmer. Geo. A. Johnson and C. Fred Bracket, and one on canvassing for new members, consisting of Rev Francis Bloy, l.. Doughty and Edwin LeBarron. These committees will meet tonight in joint session at the club rooms
 A move has been made by the di- rectors, which will result in bringing in a number of store employees. The minimum fee is Sl per month. and in tho case of store employees. this one dollar will include the plate at
Arizona republican., 1917-01-16
TRUrHs AsOCT ALCOHoI

Captain Hobs0n. in his scientific and ecpHomie attacks on liquor. named three established. non -debateble facts about alcohol "lt is fl prOtOLiasmic poison, aahit forming drug and specific for dceeDeracy." he enumer- atcd- If g puppy were to be raised on alcohol, it would be get back siA thousand years as q dog was one of his many striking sentences- From the Columbus (Ohio) Dispatch.
Arizona republican., 1917-01-16
VIM HART AT MAJESTIC

The Return of Draw Egan," is the title of a string western drama. fea- turing Wm. $. Hart. perhaps the best screen artist in the world in the portrayal of the bad man of the west usually in his plays, mixed with q sort of latent s:entleness. In this play he rules his band of outlaws with an iron hand. eventually becoming sheriff. who subdues his unru,y subjects. A love story lends it's romance to the tAla
Arizona republican., 1917-01-16
LABOR LEADERS ARE
 IN CITY ON VISIT

During the rast week the follow ing officials of organized labor ar- rived in Phoenix and spent few days in the capital city:
 Joseph F. McCiory, president 3f the Intern3tional Union of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers. spent couple of days in the city He had spent few days in Aio on matters pertaining to the strike there He left Phoenix for Globe and Miami from whence he will go to New York city
 L. C. Grasser vice president of the
Arizona republican., 1917-01-16
MRS. ElpIER,s DEATH

Mrs Rosetta Fidler, formerly q resi- dent of Tempe. and mother of Mrs $. ]. Jennings. passed away al the family home in Ray Junction Sunday morn ing. following short Illness from pneumonia. The remains were brought to Tempe and short funercl service was held at the Jennings home yester- day. Rev. J. R- Rountree officiating. The body will he shipped today to tho former home Of the Fidler family in Ohio for intermept
Arizona republican., 1917-01-16
POULTRY MEETING TODAY

There w.ll he meeting of the members of the Mesa Poultry As sociation this afternoon at two o'clock. The meeting will be held h, the commercial club rooms. officers will bc elected for the ensuing year. The recent poultryA show held here aroused considerable interest among local breeders of chickens. and it was noted With pleasure that the number If pure bred fowls is on the increase,
Arizona republican., 1917-01-16

speaker, springs from sturdy stock of pastors and missionaries His family has been associated with the evangelization of Belgium during the last seventy five years.
 Born near Liege Dr. Anet has worked for fifteen years as a mis- sionarS in Belgium, and Is now a chaplain in the Belgian army. In l9ll he made an extensive explora- tion in the Belgian Congo which led @ the formation of the Belgian Con go mission. As the official represent atiNc of several of the American Congo missions, he has greatly helped our African missionaries in their re- lltions with the Belgian government
 He has several months in Belgium under German rule and was present at the surrender of Brussels. He visited Rheims and the French firat line trenches in September 1916. He has seen the battlefields and dcso- lated places in Belgium Last Au- Wmn he visited the Belgian battle front in Flanders, and haa a very in- terestiEg interview with King Albert, who gave him an importan; message that Will be heard with interest.
Arizona republican., 1917-01-16
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Mesa News Notes
SERIOUS ILLNESS OF RESIDENTS

Dl and Mrs. r W. Wilbur are ly- ing very ill at the family residence. TEe doctor Is unconscious and has been failing steadily Mrs Wilburs condition is such that little hope is held uur for her recovery. All mem bers of the family have been sum mcned and are gathered at the home of the beloved parents. . Dr. and Mrs
 Wilbur are well known throughout the valley. he having been prominent in commercial circles. and the two having many friends n this section
Arizona republican., 1917-01-16
TEmPEANs HEAR VOCALIST

Several hundred T"mpeans journeYed to Phoenix last night. despite rain md mud. to hear Madame Schumann- Heink. the worlds greatest contralto. who appeared at the Elks' theater. Numerous parties were made up and nrty or fifty attended from the Nor nal school in . body.
Arizona republican., 1917-01-16
WORKING ON ROAD

Work was started on the state high way between Mesa and Goldfield. be- fore the last rain. The unfinished work got thoroughly wet and the re- suit was about as diSagreeable as could be imagined The present wet spell wi afford opportunitr to put the highway in good shape as soon as work can be started.
Arizona republican., 1917-01-16
APPOINT DIRECTORS

Al % meeting of the Mesa Farm Association held Saturday afternoon the following were appointed as di- rectors: Paul Baxter i}eville. W. w Carney. James Wallace, ]. O. Power ana '. W Wright. The directors will meet in a few days for the furthering of the work of the organization.
Arizona republican., 1917-01-16

responsible evcrybodr can very pltus'hly blame somebody else. What hicago needs Is three men with com llcte power erer local government in all It's phases and absolute responsi- ntitf for the results trey secure.- From the Saturday Evening Post
Arizona republican., 1917-01-16
TO SOLOMONSvILIE

News of the arrival of a baby at the home nf Mrs. Nergnc Massie formerly Miss Winnie WiCkliffe. of SolomonS- vile. has reached Tempe and the child's grandmother, Mrs. Price Wick life. left yesterday morning to be one of the first callers on the new arrival.
Arizona republican., 1917-01-16
A SElIG FEATURE

The Selig people are coming to the opera house tonight with five reeler.
 The Country That God Forgot" and Tom Santchi is seen in the title role. The picture carries a smashing story of the western wastes and of a mans love for woman and is one of the best of the Selig offerings
Arizona republican., 1917-01-16
SOUTH SIDE NEWS
TEMPE OFFICE Casa loma Hotel Bldg.
 Phone B

are kept clean. Wet weather makes such places extremely unsanitary. and the marshal is going the sanitation and health committee of the community or the club one better and getting the cleanup movement under way now.
Arizona republican., 1917-01-16
WRESTLING MATCH TONIGHT

Nain or Shine, the WrestIlng match between Leo Rocker and Carl Nor man wal be staged tonight ct tho Mesa opera house. Carl Cummader will referee the match. These men met here recently and displayed skill far aDove the ordinary, so much so that tae crowd was eager for another match. hence tlle arrangement for to- night
Arizona republican., 1917-01-16

The Higley board of trade met Sat urday nigh. in live session. The years work ends the first Saturday night in April, and arrangements are being made to have an entertaining program for that occasion.
Arizona republican., 1917-01-16
IT RAINS

Rain began failing during the early hours yesterday morning and it con- ttnued through q good share of the day. though occasionally giving way to d few rays of sunshine That it is the beginning of a regular rainy spell is the opinion of the old time weather prophets
Arizona republican., 1917-01-16
THE RAIN

According to Weather Observer Beville. S-l00 inches of rain had fallen up to six o'clock yesterday The slew rain. even though light. made the condition of the streets very dis agreeable.
Arizona republican., 1917-01-16

International Brotherhood of Flee trical Workers, dropped into Phoenix after being in Ajo for d few days. lie returned to that camp last week where he will remain for a short time.
 Ii <. McCluskey, organizer for the International Union of Mine. Mill and Smelter Workers was here for ;t few days on his way from the Globe Miami district to northern Arizona. Fer the near future at least he has planned OF spending a cons siderable portion of hls time in Jerome where an attempt will be made to close Hp the camp.
 l. L. uomelly, presiden; of the AliZono State Federation of LIbnr was also in town for some timn. President Donnelly visited the Ai3 district where he found things in good shape. with tho exception that the strikers need money badly From tere President Dpnnelly went tn Jerome where he is going on cali from the Central Labor Council Of that camp At this particular time cfforts viii be ceutcreG on thc Jerome district
Arizona republican., 1917-01-16
HOME FROM CANADA

Mrs. George F. Trttle and lau.htei returned Sunday from an extended visit to their old home in New Eruns- WICK, Canada. The trip home was a cold one. the ride from Canada to Col orado being made through one con tnlons snnN .tnrm
Arizona republican., 1917-01-16
MIR. MALE VERY ILL

Casper Naile of this city is very i'll. He has been sick for a lorg time and was moved short time ago to Mesa from his ranch.
Arizona republican., 1917-01-16
CLEAN THE CORRAIc

In an endeavor to keep the sanitary conditions of the town up to a good standard the marshal is requesting all corral owners to see that the premises
Arizona republican., 1917-01-16
F. w. M'NAMAPA HERE

r. W. McNamara, n partner in the Toggery is here from Los Angeles. The Toggery is arranging to put ir . complete line of merchandise at Hayden
Arizona republican., 1917-01-16

FOR SALE - Two choice fresh Holstein cows. $100 each. Call at Tenn Normal Dairy Barn. or phone 50. Tempe. If
Arizona republican., 1917-01-16
|NAR|C0PA COUNTY OWNS OVER
 TWO MILLIONS IN PROPERTY

present time is given at $245, ,42S24.
 The report also shows the delinquent tax roll including the second half of this years taxes to be $757, ,699.S0, and out of this amount s564. .327 90 due and payable as second installment of this years taxes
 These and other items are contained in the report which will be of interest to the taxpayers It follows in part:
Arizona republican., 1917-01-16
HIcLEy BOARD OF TRADE

he rc-ular monthly banquet of tho members
Arizona republican., 1917-01-16

Hire q little salesman at The Re publican office. A Want Ad will see nore customers than won ran
Arizona republican., 1917-01-16

The net worth of lharicopa county is sl,292, 70S.56, according to the annual financial statement submitted. to the board of supervisors yesterday by Clerk Clarence Standage by whom it was compiled.
 The total property owned by the county. including county and school holdings is estimated at $2,2S7, ,320.13.
 The county's cash on hand at the
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-24

will leave there the first u, march Tor
a trip ,r the United States They will
cross South America to- the Pacific
coast travel mp through Chile and Peru,
make the ,rp through the Panama
canal and SAIL for New Orleans. ar
r,yug there some time near the first
ot MAY, when they viii come direct to
I Oklahoma Clry. Mr. and Mrs Richard
son Will be accompanied hy their chill
drcn and will probably remain IL the
states through the summer
Mr. and Mrs John NJ Noble, sol
West Fifteenth street, who have been
making an extended trip through the
cast will arrive home the first OF the
week.
y
Mr. Roy +. Stafford. POO West Sixth
street. lett last night for Washington,
where he viii he Joined by Miss Paul
inc Stafford who will come up from
Hollins college, Hollns, Va, where she
IS 4 student this winter, 10 be with her
father IN Washington during the in
augural week
4 X
Mrs Slgmond GoldSteln, 1901 West
First street, lett suddenly this morn
ing for Fort Smith, Ark, called there
| by the serious illness OF her father.
] he torcupSlS club was entertained
. hy Mr. and Mrs O. l. Green last eve
nuG instead OF THURSDAY at their
home 40 West Thirteenth street, the
dinner tabt- being attractive with Sug
gc,,iou, and tdvotS OF George Wash
/ lngtops birthday Mrs Porter II.
/ MoreiH made the high club score The
/ host and hostess for the regular meet
ing March s, will I've announced.
4 y
Phloma,hca met Yesterday m the Il
hrary Mrs DcsS Gilher, Brewer lead
the second lesson ON Mexico. Showing
a number OF interesting photographs
and illustration, in addition TO giving
some vivid personal rccollctuon> o
'hc country Mfr, McGrcgur Dougla,
gave review ot + Hopklu,on Smith
"Ihc White Umbrella IN Mexico Tn,
club viii meet Friday IN the ibrar,
with Mrs Walter 4 l.yStand a
leader
The meeting OF the Flcur dc Lis clul
OF Yesterday was postponed on accoun
o' illness among the members unit
March o when II viii meet at the hom
90 Mr., Tom Gibson l115 West Twcn
4. seventh street, with MIR, t. ] lr,
4. a, assisting hostess
4
The Clover Leaf club me, ,c,tcrda
; with Mr., II \ Reuter- 5ln We,
Twentieth street who entertained wat
o'clock luncheon ot Washington
; birthday appointments and iavors. Ad
/; dulonal guests we're Mrs Marsha
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-24

Mrs Harry Wilkinson OF Chicago.
the guest OF her sister, Mr, Sidney l..
Brock 1901 North Nhar,cl avenue. was
the honor guest TIM, afternoon AZ q
ihca,cr pdrt gwen a' the 0yc'hoNcr
,hcatcr by Mr, N NJ Nr,iall
l227 ClaSScu boulevard, who had a, her
guests Mjls Brock, Mr., John NJ Hale,
Mrs William Nice. Mrs John Fields,
Mrs Robert l.. lIull Mr \ J Nc
Mahan, Mrs ! ! SruHctt Mrs G. +
Stone. NJ, prcnu,, Price, Mr., Leslie
NJ. Wc,tialI Mt, Frederick Georgia,
Mrs Ralph Day MIR, William Pheil-
icr Mrs B T. Iar,man and Miss Jo-
,ephine KYLE The guests cu'oycd m
formal tea after the matinee
Miss Josephine Kylc and Mrs Prem
us, Price. l2l5 Clas>cn boulevard leave
thi, evening ,or visit ~ Pawhu,ka
and other part, m tho eastern part OF
the state
Mr., Ada Lewis Tucker, All West
Fourteenth street. returned Thursday
from Liberty. Mo, where she was called
the first oi the week by the death OF a
nephew hy marriage, DR.. lanes 7
stewart
Mr., kouc, A. Noble of Pratt. Kan,
who is Spending the winter with her
som Mrs lamc, f. Noble and Mrs
Nohlc. tN0 Nest Fourteenth street this
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-24
BREAKS A
COLD IN
AHURRY
"Pape's Cold Compound"
is pleasant and affords
Instant Relief.

A dose taken every two hours until
three dose, are taken will end grippe
misery and break up a cold
1t promptly open, ologsed up no'tr'ls
and air passages in the head, stops
nasty discharge or nose running, re.
lie,es sick headache, dullnt'S, ieyetish-
ness, tore throat, snee1lng soreness
and stiffness
Don't sta, stufiet.up' Out hlowiue
and ,huiiline tasc YOUR thtohhinV
head No,l ing else IN the world gives
such ttompt relief as "rapc's Cold
Compnund" which costs on, y cents
at any drug store, II acts without,
assistance, tastes nice, causes no incon
venierc, lie sure YOU ee, the genuine
Don't secep, .ometh,pg she,-Adv
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-24
FAVORlTE RECIPES.
King Georst Budding

1HWO cups Of bread crumbs on'
half cup OF brown sugar "n
- cup OF sweet milk one halt cup
ot butter; one half cup OF chopped
c,trou one cup of nut, ono cup ol
rai>luN, two eggs. one trt'pooulul
OF baking powder. one 'caspoonlul
each OF cinnamon. cloves and nu'-
meg mlN well and steam 'Nu hours
Serve with IlpScy sauce.
Sauce
One cup white sugar ole cup ul
butter ,olk, ui two eggs m,N well
and cook m doumlc boiler flavor
with whisky or brandy add the
stlitlv beaten whites ut the eggs lu't
before serving
MRS GEORGE f. NOODN Nl}D,
tlo West Eighteenth 81
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-24
Finlay Heads Sixth District Rotari.,

OWENSBORO, ny, Feb "a lame,
finlay of Chattanooga, Tenn. wa,
elected district governor and Little
Rock, Arb, wa, selected as the mex
place ot meeting at the final session
here today OF the annual meeting Of the
Sixth diNric, Rotary conference
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-24

~ Z2R AND MRS FRANZ %.
MMI CuSENtAKER =, 1871 West
UNIl rt,,,' tnnr,h ,,rr,, enter
q " q '"'' W. L.l.u.. ,.,,h
tanned most 'c,Rnu",' ..,,,.. ".,,
a dance last evening al INC o",.u y
club he club rooms were "'u'.u,, u, ,..y
with palms, terms ana 'Pfl"H ''o"'s ,o., ~
and a buffet supper w@' >cr,'I I",, :"
the evening Mr. and MIS-. So'''naN'' ,
guests included Judge ara M''. ,i'"' y
B, Riuenhou'c. Cot ana MS, i'ul.'s'
\. Crayerott. Df ana MIS-, t""vu"u
Ferguson. lr ana MRS. N,pe'' Il, o., ~,
ter. Dr. and Mrs n NJ. ',9""t'' ~
and Mrs Arthur u. i h'''' M,,'''' ana ~,
Mines Ihomd, l.. b'dn'I dIItI u
Caldwell. Mlllard II Russell, George
! Cooke. Charlie, Edward Johnson. &
Edgar llouuold. Clarence X Hotter
Colin $ Campbell Gu, ]. Turner
lanes thcnuwcth " " NayIand
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-24

Leila Hahn David DaWcdoii. Gallon
Sho,,aIl Ercdcr,,k Campbrll. Thoma,
Mcbride. TAlmadce M,Nrw. Cary
Morris Gran, london and lame,
Sharpc ,r
Nr and Mr., Sanford X Brooks. u,i
Wc,, Cc,cntc,u,h ,,rccr returned TIM,
,fcrnoor from short motor ,rip If 4
,r,L IN Nrdmorc Chirka,ha and other
r.,n,. ,o the ,ta,c>
Y
N,.. Er,r,, Dpnu nl AHA Ar.
r,rI ,h,, morning ~ ,peuI the week
end with Mis-, Tclcn lrdhr,,cr. ~
Last Park place
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-24

"A EISS KATHRYN KERR the attractive daughter of
NWII Senator and Mrs Eugene Kerr of Muskogee, who,
1 with her parents, Is guest at the SkrNn hotel
during the session of the legislature In the short time
she has been in Oklahoma City Miss Kerr has made
cnviabc place for herself in society where she great
favorc account of her good looks and charming
personality.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-24


'Ty TIMES SATTrRDAY
~. -,
:,
Wen. Mrs. J. W. bcrFlnkle' M''. ~,
I hooss OF IT LOUIS MIS-, 'a,ey W
townsend and Mrs y. u. Sh'nN Nn
informal musicale was feature "' inc
afternoon The club VIII ,neet III 'Wv
weeks with Mrs. II ! Dung I'7-
West Ihlrteth street
49,, W.,
MRS. Il ;. N''a',>',' N','I.>' 49, 49, .,,.o,
+ i'eenu, '"ee,. 'n',' ', ,'u,," ,',,. ,% T,. H.,
o'fs "i 'ne NiN an" ..-.s ,-rs''> '',, ',,., u,
d"A' tne program '1 '", -, " L.''' ,.' H..
,o' W W nUe W'', ilou>e ,,I oo,I'G W, T. /.
,ss'' ,,'n ,,.., N,,,,h .
"''h MIS- Is y N'''''. ''' !" CIV ~ ''''
'eeh'h >jeet
III, f. \ n" ,.lnh me, Yesterday At
IL. L,,,. -, n, r + Walton louq
.,..'I ,..I.,,.,rJ rb, nrnpram Of
,,, '.'"u," ,,,.,n,..n .'' n,, ,,,.,rn,ed +, Mrs.
l,r;,, ~ E,,,,r. Nr, q \ Hol>ugcr
,,I ". W J. Ij,.t,,od who >pnke
,'n ,, "Ii,ms N,l,rr ,nJ Home Emld
W .,,, \f,. r. r. <, I,hn viii en-
N I,. .,,l -, ,,., ,,,l
~ ''''' '.'
Mr., SEYMOUR G. Ne,wau enter
,,,,i b, Ir,ja, unrbenu club yes
'L,. h.,,,,c lEDu N,,,b Dr,,d
Nj. Ul.,c Ur,,hhcru Of
r,.. ..,l, ,,,.s, fine ,av.
a.. ,G.rnnnr hc,ng v,n h, Mr.,
Ia, ,nJ III. con E,,man
rL. ,,J ',,I, ,.a, nov, work with
W. w., .,.n,.
\
Mfr, n T. Bryce Mr., I N Earl
and Mrs ! \ paugh were additional
guest Yesterday when the Modern
prisc,ll, rlub me-, with Mrs. { f.
Cps,rrhord,r ~ West Thirteenth
,,,eet The rrntc. favor, were won
hr Nr. II "A N,u,er and Mr., f.
" Tar.oo, In, Climb w,ll mcc, March
o win Mrs { l. ,m,,h. l7l5 Ilnvuld
h,nIo,,,d
'
Mr, Thomas = Hutton "" No,'
Seventeenth street. entertained "'..
mall, with 4 luncheon bridge 81 lcrdA'
IN honor of Nj, Ih1ma, I hDrh ur Ma
media. Cal \ wealth u' Lavender and
,;r,L .y,y,, n,l. Ir..rlfri the IuNDNrH.
,Llc ,,rL lavender and wnh play,
,',rJ, ,oJ nm. baskets carving uu, the
.'l,r ,,bew, m, ,a,nr OF the AT
..,.,....r ,.r,. .,., l,, Nr. lame, y
\t Nh NJ.
/ ,rt ,,,, nrc.ro,cJ ,,rh , guest favor
1.h, c,,",,. ,,,-. Nr. "A Il NoI,nard.
~. NI,,,, \ nnJ..o Mrs. S,dnc, /
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-24

Mr., n. T. Bryce Mr, ( NJ Earl
and Mrs ! : paugh were additional
guest Yesterday when the Modern
Priscilla club met with Mr> { t.
Custeubordcr w West Thirteenth
street. The contest favor, were Won
bv Mr., II " Mou,er and Mr., +
" Parson, The club viii meet March
0 with Mrs { l. smith l1l5 I1nwuld
hnmlrAArl