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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-22
CARD PARTIES.

Miss Grace Sinclair, a visiting girl
from Montpelier, Ind, was named as
honoree of the attractive auction
party with which Mrs. Il. +. McCunc
and Miss katherine Moran enter
tanned Saturday afternoon in Mrs.
McCune's $ home. 422 West Sixth street.
Roses, sweet peas and snap dragon
decorated the card rooms, in which
eight tables were set for the playing
of bridge. A group OF the guests who
do not play were invited for Ken
sington. After the games, luncheon
was served with Mrs. H. Brooks Gu
tclius and Miss Meta johnson assist
ing the hosteSses. Matrons and young
women invited To play in honor of the
visitor were: Mesdames James H.
Finn, J. Il. Lawler. l.. j. +. Rooney
j. w. White, p A. Hardman. Il. h.
George, f. w Higgins, John Hay
O'llern, Iphn II. Manion. II. Brooks
Gutelius, ID. II. Wertzberger NJ. j.
Delaney. Martin Moran, Loring c.
Bradstreet Clyde II. Pape, Harry L.
Fitzgerald, j. T.. Lydccker, Il. a. Stub
Ter. John -. Mayo, John X. Finlayson,
c. 7. briggs, Erie. Pa. A. NJ Graig,
| Grove City, Pa. John J. Sullivan,
Bartlcsville; Misses Lucille Barnard,
Lucille Cusac, Gertrude Connolly.
Irene Delaney. Marguerite Moran.
Nancy Younkman. Genevicve Kirk
bride, Mahoney and Alice Kirkbride.
Matrons of the Sans Souci club
were hostesses to their husbands in a
pleasant evening party Thursday at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. C. +. Camp
bell. Exceptionally pretty, the card
rooms were decorated in u note of
pink and blue carried out in sweet
peas and iris. Seven tables OF five
hundred were played and the awards
for high score were made to Mrs
q. b. RCcder, whose trophy was n
silver flower basket filled with flow
ers. and Mr. William l.. Lessig, who
won gift OF cut glass supper was
served from the card tables Guests
OF the affair were Messrs. and Mes
k6ames G. Mitchell, W. W. Holmes,
w, II, Mccullough, O. b. Reeder. c.
A. Wiley c, S. Younkman, O. queen,
Norman J. Hall, w l.. Lessig. J.. f.
Straight, w. l.. Thompson and II. l..
Selt8.
Mrs. John Carson's home was the
scene of a delightful gathering Of
matrons whom the hostess had bidden
for an afternoon OF auction bridge on
Thursday Three tables were played
and the favor for high score awarded
to Mrs. j. W. Rogers. Miss Frances
Shepard assisted the hostess In the
serving OF q luncheon. Matrons of
the party were Mesdames Domingo C.
Acosta, William II. IIendee, Henry N.
Greis, Leslie l.. Doyle. Horace j. Ba'
ker, u. L. short. Dixon. Hubbard Ru-
disill. J. w. Rogers, Alfred G. Heg-
gam, Harriet Vaudeville. S. NJ. Car
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-22
INFORMAL.

Interesting announcement was made
at lovely party with which Mrs. J.
W. Ballew entertained Yesterday aft
ernoon Of the engagement and early
marriage Of the hostess daughter,
Miss Fawn Ballew, to Mr.. Eddie Cal
vim Slough of Haskell. The dozen or
more guests were invited for an aft
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-22
NNSOtNCIM MI\TS.

Tho announcement elsewhere in this
paper to the effect that Amclita CALL
Curci. who was compelled ON account
OF Illness 10 cancel her engagement
with the Hycchka club for Thursday
evening, viii sing under the clubs
auspices Wednesday evening, April
%, at Convention han. Will be re
ccivcd with delight by all those mu-
sicians ana lovers Of music who have
been planning TO hear the wonderful
Coloratura soprano, Nine. Galli-Curci
is still In her apartments at Hotel
Tulsa. where In all probability she
viii remain until her concert in this
city. Tho singers engagements in
both oklahoma city and Peoria, ILL.,,
have been cancelled i'm favor of
Tulsa, In appreciation of the defer
cucc which has been shown the singer
and lNr party In this city
The Humane society benefit bridge
which was planned for last week and
later postponed on account of fun
week socially, will in all probability
be given this week. Mrs. Arthur G..
Hooper, Mrs William Miller Ross and
Mrs. Frank y. Havor comprise the
committee which is making plans for
the affair.
Mrs S. DeZcll Hawlcy and Mrs.
William IIargis walker will send
cards early I'm the week for an in
formal tea Friday May /, in the
home of Mrs Hawlcy Mrs Haw-
ley's sister Mrs. Lloyd T.. Mitchell of
Denver, Will be an honored guest.
The National league for womcn's
service will meet Tuesday morning at
10 o'clock in the public library.
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Wednesday,,

Ecumcuic club meeting at library.
History and Literature club meet
ing I'm home of Mrs l.. H. Wilcox.
Piano study club meets with Miss
lyncttc kimmons.
Utopia club, Mrs. w. NJ. MCCul-
lough
N chapter, Z. E. O.. meets with
Mrs. Chnrles ILnloy
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spring flowers Luncheon was served.
Mrs. Frank w. Dillard, Mrs. Roscoe
NJ Griffith and Miss Martha Mowery
were special guests.
Mrs. Clyde IL .Pape was hostess at
last weeks meeting of the Thursday
Auction club, a pleasant affair with
two tables playing on the regular
meeting day. Mrs. J. H. Brooks was
awarded the high score prize OF dain-
ty lingerie. After the games, luncheon
was served.
A pretty affair Of the week am )ng
the dcvotces of cards was the auction
lridgc with which Mrs Julius Kahn
entertained Friday TO compliment her
siStcr-in-law, Mrs Leon Loeb OF
Wichita Falls, Texas. Several table 3
of the game were played in honor of
Mrs. Ioeb's visit.
Mrs Eernard A Bridrewater was
hostess to the members of her card
club Thursday afternoon, entertain
ing in the home OF Mrs. II. G. Lindner.
Five hundred was played at two
tables and the games We're followed
ly the serving Of Il luncheon.
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CItBS.
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Pupils of Riverview school will APP
pear in a program Wednesday eve-
ming, April 25, at an open meeting Of
the Patrons Teachers association of
the school The program is as follows:
6:15-OXdansen Fifth grade boys;
Miss Taylor.
6:20-Gcrman hopping dance, Fifth
grade girls; Mrs. Fuller and Miss
Taylor
6;25-"ITow DO You Do?" Fourth
grade; Miss Shink and Miss y. p
Smith.
6:3O-Rythme work, First grade;
Miss Rome and Miss Jones.
6:35-Indian club drill, Eighth
grade: Air Sugg.
6:45-Indian dance, Second grade;
Mrs Kingkade and Miss Mullins.
6:50-Tarantilla, Sixth, Seventh and
Eighth grades.
7:00-May pole Third grade; Miss
Butts and Miss +. Smith.
Mrs Charles l.. Haley will be host
ess at this weeks meeting OF chap
ter i. L.. O., entertaining the mem
bers on Wednesday at her new home
on North Cheyenne avenue.
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II\CIItO\S.

Mrs. H. j. Kicker and Mrs. Otto
Shutce of Enid, who were guests dur
Wg the past week of Mrs. Ricker's
SISTER Mrs. j. Sutcliife Warren
shared houors Of a pretty luncheon
with which Mrs j. A. SeeKatz enter
tanned Fri Law afternoon ut Tea Cup
Inn. Pink tulips were used in deco
ration of ,hc table which had covers
for six, and the serving was followed
10y matinee to the Majestic thenter.
where the guests enjoyed the splendid
motion picture portrayal of "A Tale
of TWO Cities.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-22

Mrs. I.asco Wheeler entertained at
luncheon yesterday afternoon at her
home, 1880 South Boston avenue, to
honor the visit OF Mrs. A. r. Walker
Of Shawnee, who is her guest for sew
eral days. The table decorations were
OF spring flowers and places were
marked for six guests.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-22

son, Harry Hammatt. Harry Mande
vile and Miss Shepard.
Mrs. James +. Nielsen, a bride of
the season, was hostess for the first
time in her lovely new home yester
day afternoon, when she entertained
the matrons and girls Of the Whee
club. Added attractiveness was given
the home of the hostess in the Lebus
apartments in the decorations of
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-22

DR.. and Mrs Francis, Ostcopaths.
317 Ohio Building. Phones 452d-
2S91-Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-22

MIS-. William LCssiE cntertains Sans
Soci club
Jane Addama chautauqua meets at
library.
Dance of Akaka Kama club at Ohio
ballroom.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-22

swedish Massage.
Scientific treatment at your resi-
dence. Mrs. Stone, graduate. form
erlv of New York. Phone 4S47.-AdV.
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Mr.. and Mrs T.. Rogers Kemp's
dance last evening at the Country club
was probably the weeks largest func-
tion, having been an affair of more
than one hundred guests. and was a
handsome as well as smartly appoint
ed affair. The club was decorated
thruout to effect note of pink, eX-
pressed in a variety of spring flowers
and the evening of dancing was fol-
lowed by the serving of "A supper.
Mr. John Sloan Of Pittsburgh and Mr.
Fritz of Kansas city were guests
from out of town.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-22

John Barrows, Merl Hill pierpont
Thurman, William Frederick, John
Thomas and Thornton Barrett.
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DINNERS.

one of the pleasantest dinner par
ties of the week was that with which
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas *. Chestnut
entertained Tuesday evening at the
Country club. The affair was ar
ranged in special compliment to Mr..
Chestnutts birthday anniversary.
Pink and lavender sweet peas filled a
basket which occupied the center of
the table and the same colors were
expressed in the details of appoint
ment. Covers were laid for Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ Moran, Mr.. and Mrs. John II,
Markham, jr, Mr.. and Mrs. Wells d.
MONTGOMERY, Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Con-
molly, Mr.. and Mrs. James =. Flana-
gan, Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony NJ. O'Don-
nell, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Quinlain,
Mr.. and Mrs. T. *. Smith, Mr.. j. II.
Evans and the hosts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Elwood Bra
den were hosts of a lovely informal
dinner last evening in their home,
1917 South Elwood avenue. Appoint
ments of the affair We're in yellow
thruout with jonquils for decoration.
There were covers for ten.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-22

Galll-Curci concert recital. auspices
of Hycchka club, at Convention hail.
Darco OF Young People society a.
Ohio ballroom.
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Saturday.

Meeting Of Hyccnka club at library
Pan Hellenic society luncheon at
Tea cup Inn.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-22

Iri,lay.

Mrs O. *. Eysenbach Is hostess tc
Thursday club.
The Sentinel=record., 1917-03-13

THE MORGAN HOUSE. ! Rlock from ,aeetrark entrance furnished rooms
 meals or board Phone l6iS. 3-l-lm
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DAILY COTTON LETTER.

New Yorw. March l2--Week end trade advices of u more constructive tenor con tlnued firmness in the spot division anu private reports that half of Texas Is ll urgent need of moisture along with the English victory at Dagdad stimulated the activity of those buiishly inclined and as natural sequence, prices hardened While luuidation in the stock and grain markets gained In volume as the day pro- greesed, the same induced scattered liqui- dation in this market and most of the early gain was erased. The ar1ning of American merchant vessels will increase the amount ot tonnage available for ship mrnts abroad and is expected to be re- tlectcd m heavier cotton clearances in a~much as stocks in Liverpool are de- crcasing rapidly and thi scommodity is am acknowledged vital necessity. Exports today were comparatively small amount ing to 1.690 bales, and the generality or spot quotations were unchanged to s shade higher It is the opinion Of the conservative Interests and in which we concur. that the statistical position will be reflected in higher prices for expiring olr crop positions. Moderate purchases on moderate recessions are therefore ad- visa ble
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NOTICE
To the Holders Of Garland County War
 rants

To the Rockers Of Garland County War
 rants.
 You are hereby notified that the fol-
 lowing is a true copy of an order made
 and entered by the county court of Gar
 land county on the 18th day of peccm-
 bor, A. D. 1916, calling in the outstanding
 warrants of Garland county issued prior
 Co the 18th day of December i9l6 for the
 purpose of redeeming canceDling, ciassi- flying nr le- 'Ssuinp the same,
 BE TT REMEMBERED. that on the 18th day of December. 1916 said day be- ing day of the regular October term Of
 the Garland County Court, wiis the Hou- otdble $. A Buchauan Judge, present
 and presiding. the following among other
 proceedings, were had. to-wit.
 In the matter Of ealing m the outstand ing warrants of Garland County. Ark
 It being by the Court deemed exoedi. eut to call In the outstanding warrants of
 said county for the purpose of rrdeeming
 cancelIlng, re-issuing or classifying the same and for the further purpose of as Certaiuiug the true financial condition of said Garland County; it is therefOrr 1V the Court ordered that all holders of any Garland County warrants issued prior 10
 the l2th day of December. A. n 1916, shall present same Co the County Court of said County Of Garland at Hot Springs, in said county on the 26th day of March 1917, for redemption, cancellation. classi- ficaton or reissue, and it is further or- dered that all holders of any warrants of
 said county who shah neglect or refuse 10 present the same at the time and place aforesaid, as required by this order shan , thereafter be forever debarred from de- irving any benefits from their claims and it is further ordered that the clerk
 of this court furnish the Sheriff of Gar land County with a true copy Of the above order to the end that he may give the notice to the holders oe said warrants as required by law; and it Is further oi. dered that the Sheriff Of Garland County notify the holders Of sad County war; rants to present the same 10 the County l Court at the time and place as aforesa 10 1 for redemption, cancellation, classificd- l ton or reissue, by putting up at tho | Court House door and at the election precincts in each township in said coun- | ty, at least thirty days before the time appointed hy the order of said County | Court for the presentation Of said war rants. a true copy Of said order and by l publishing the same in newspapers print ed and published in the State Of Arkan- ' 'sas 1.-two Of which papers shall be print
 ed and published in Garland County and
The Sentinel=record., 1917-03-13
FOR SALE

OR SALE Seven passenger aut -cat bargain Phone Gtl t-13-1
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FOR COMMISSIONER.

1 The Seninel-Recor is authorized tc announce the name of Gus Strauss as a l candidate or commissioner of Hot Springs under the commission form of govern
 The sentinel-Record fig authorized tc announce the name of E C Morris as q candidate Tor coinmissiuu"r Of Hot Spring under the commission form of govern mcnt
 The Sentinel Record is authorized to announce the name of E. N. Roth as a c2 ndidate for commissioner of Hot Springs under the commission form of govern ment
 The Sentinel-R Record is authorized to announce the name of Leonard R. Ellis as candidate for commissioner of Hot Springs under the commission form of govern ment
 The Sentinel Record is authorized to announce the name of H1mp Williams as candidate for commissioner of Hot Springs under the commission form of govern ment
 nh. Sentinel Record is authorized to announce the name Of Bob \. Jones as candidate for commissioner Of Hot Springs under the commission form of govern ment
 The Sentinel Record is authorized to announce George X Callahan as a candidate for commissioner qf Hot Springs under the commission form of govern
 The Sentinel Record is authorized to announce the name of M \ ElScle as a candidate for commissioner Of Hot SprlhSS under the commission form of govern ment
 The Sentinel- Record is authorized to announce w K. Poe as a candidate for city commissioner under the commission form of go vernment plan.
 The Sentinel Record is authorized to announce 1 co P. Mclaughlin as a candl- date for commissioner under the new commission form of government plan Tor Hot Springs.
 The Sentinel Record is authorized Co announce Frank A Stearns for commis- sioner under the new commission forIn Of government.
 The Sentinel Record is authorized to announce Dr. DaCosta Walker for com missioner under the commission form of government plan.
 The Sentinel Record Is authorized to announce Ed Burrough as commissioner under the commission form of govern ment plan
 The Sentinel-Record Is authorized to announce J. E. Rigsbce for Commission CT under the Commission Form of Gov ernment plan.
 The Sentinel-Record is authorized to arrounce Judge w A Kirk for Comms sIonor under the Commission Form oi Government plan.
 The Seutinel-Record is authorized C. announce C J. Ledwidge for Comms- siouer under thhe Commission form of Government pan.
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DAILY GRAIN LETTER.

Chicago, March lg.-Wheat: There was lead of wheat put into the market late last week and from the action today 1t war apparent that it had not yet been digCstcd. Further pressure Was In evil derce and the incentive to stimulate az grcsAve support was lacking The rains west and southwest A portion of the d,cliue was attributed Co the prospect ot rinroad strike. aS indicated by early press reports and the depression was further augmented by some rather per sistent, though uucUnfirmed, peace talk. All advices from the seaboard reported that the British commission were buy CTS In the southwest failed of conflrma
 ton. The visible showed a decrease of 1.719 900 bushels and the total Is now more than % 900 000 under last year EX
 port clcalances of fair proportions at l.- 3o2 GOO bushels. As stated last week
 the unsettled tenor of international po- ltical news is sufficient Co warrant the liquidation of bong lines temporary at least The failure of export buying to de velop on the break of more than 1U cents from recent high levels is also a source of apprehension to the bull con tiHgent. and unless support from this quarter makes its appearance, further
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AnMInIsrRArRlx NOTICE

Notice is hereby gwen mat the under sscued administratiX Of the estate ot Nathan Thomas. deceased will apply Co the Probate Court or Garland county, Arkansas. on the twelfth day of March. l9l7 or as soon thereafter as she can be heard. for an order authorizing and directing the sale of certain real estate belonging 10 said estate, lying and be- ing situated in Montgomery county. Arkansas.
 West one-half of the northeast eighty acres. part of the southwest oi the north west twenty-four acres part of the west oue-half Of the southwest eighty acres. northeast of the southwest forty acres. All in section thirty-siN, township one, range twenty-two west, Montgomery county Arkansas.
 The above described lands will be sold for the burmese of paying the debts pro- bated and allowed against the estate of Nathan Thomas, deceased, and the sur plus, if any, be paid 10 the legal and lawful heirs Of said estate
 Given under my hnd at Hot Springs. Arkansas. this seventeenth day of Feb ruary 1917
 JOHN ELLA THOMAS, dmlnistntriN Of the estate of Nathan
 Thomas. Deceased
 Thos. 4. Giddson. attorney for admin 'str1triy
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loss in values is to be expected.

loss in values is to be expected
 Corn. Displayed independcnt fiunness at times, but inherited weak tone from which it closed lower The cash situa- ton shows no change. keen demand being reported The seaboard claImeo ., fair inquiry for export but offerings out Of line and very little being worked be- cause of the complex cam situation, Pr1- mary movement comparatively light. vis lhlc supply decreased 254, ,000 bushels compared with an increase of S23. 900 bushels hst year. From a statistical standpoint the situation is so radically tant to press the selling side. but never tEeless q decline of sizable proportions is hkcl yto occur from present levels un- less there appears an improvement in the traffic conditions so as to permit heavy shipments to the eastern cOnsum- CTS
 Oats. Followed the general downward tendency of other grains and closed at bottom prices. Cash houses were the most conspicuous buyers. and it was iu- timated that a fair export business had been cousummatcd. Some advices from the southwest claim pros poets of bump cr crop. Al the moment there is nu,ning to justify the expectation of indepcud- ent action, and prices will no doubt con tlnue 10 fluctuate in line with other cereals
 Provisions Values held and the mar kct was strong considering Br1in weak ness and an increased hog movement Buying was largely lO-.al and by dstribu- tuiS. Cash trade showing improvement Lard leading in strength
 Open High Low. Llose.
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coMMlssloNER,s SALE.

Notice iS hereby given that in pufsu- durc pt the authority and directions com tlucd in the dccietal order of the chan cerv court of Garland county. made and entered on the Sth day Of February X. b. l9lt in certain cause (NO. 6l63l then pending therein between Ed IT. Johnson trustee for the Hot Sprirgs Say iDgs. Trust and Guaranty Co. complain ants and R. R. Rutherford Mary l.. Rutherford. < J, Smith and w $ SoI- rclls defendants. the undcrs igned. as commissioner of said court. will offer for sale at public vendue Co the highest bid- der. at the front door or entrance of the county courthouse, U which said court is held. in the county Ot Garland. within the hours prescribed by law for judicial sales on the ,Sth day of March. A. D
 1917 the following described real estate towit Lot three t2I Smith subdivision of lots seventeen lI. eight lS), niut t9D
 ten O0l and part Of eleNcn GD. and sixteen tl6l. block twenty K t26l. in the city of Hot Springs. Garland county. Ark auS3s, as surveyed mapped and platted sy the '. s Hot SNriugs Commission
 Terms of Sale On a credit of three months, thc purchaser being required L, execute d bond as required by law and the order and decree of said court u said cause with approved security bear 1 ing interest at the rate of iU per cent per annum from date of sale until paid and a lein being retained on the prem iseS sold to secure the paymeut of tho purchase money Given under my hand this 1th day of March X n. lqt1
 F. w. ROWLES. Commissioner i'm ChanrcrV
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Iittle Girl Had Cronn.

Every mother knows and fears croup Mrs R. N Rauey. F. F. D. 2, Stanford Ky writes: My little girl had been having croup every few nights. I began Co give her few drops of Foley's Honey and Tar Com pound every two or three hours, and that night she slept well. never Coughed any. and the next day her cold was gone To all of my friends l am saying. Get a bottle of Foley S Honey and Tar for la grippe coughs, cold and cropp. A genuine cure" A. c Jennings.