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The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1917-09-15
Brief Local News
Grand Opera House tonight.


On the last page of this issue i:
an advertisement that is of interest
to every family in Dorchester county
Mr.. \. Shepherd Bayly has re,
turned to his home in this city. after
having spent a short time in Balti-
| more.
Mr.. Edwin Howard, of the United
States Internal Revenue Service, is
spending the week END at his home
in this city.
Secretary of State Thomas W.
Simmons is spending the weekend
with his family at their home near
| Cambridge.
Mrs. Lindsay G. Marshall and
! children, Frances and Angeline have
! returned from Warrenton, Va. where
! they spent the summer.
Read the advertisement of the
/ Hoosier Kitchen Cabinet on the last
| page. 1t carries a message that ev-
cry woman should have
Mr.. and Mrs. r. +. Thompson, OF
Washington, ID. c., are visiting their
daughter, Mrs. Edward Eskridge, at
her home on Church street.
Mrs F. E. Van Patten and daugh-
ter, Miss Helene, of Atlanta, Ga. ar
rived in this city this morning, and
are visiting Mrs. Van Patterns mo-
Their, Mrs. Calvert Orem, at the Ho-
tel Dixon.
Rev. and Mrs. E. S Kinks return
ed to the rectory last night, after
having spent several weeks on an
automobile trip through Maryland,
Pennsylvania, Virginia and West
Virginia.
Henry Julian, the seven-weeks-old
infant of Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer +.
Holland, died on Friday night, at
10 o'clock. Funeral services over
the little one will be held Sunday at
ternoon, at three O'Clock, from the
home of its parents, on Muse street,
with interment in Cambridge ceme-
terry.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. +. Fountain left
early this morning, en- route for
Wilmington and Philadelphia, where
they will spend several days. In Or
der to be certain of observing all the
traffic rules and regulations of these
cities, Mr.. Fountain arranged for a
guide to meet them at Elkton. Mr..
Fountain said he was not going to
take any chances of spending the
night in the Wilmington lookup.
He also took along a goodly supply
of tires. tubes and patches, in order
to be prepared for any tire trouble.
His car was so filled up when he left
this morning that some of the neigh
bors thought he was moving.
The new Peach Blossom and East
Cambridge school buildings are now
completed and will be opened on
Monday. All grades up to and in
Guiding the fifth will be housed in
these buildings. The children in
East Cambridge who are in said
grades will attend the school there.
The division line for the attendance
at the Peach Blossom and Academy
Buildings will be Muir street; all
children south of Muir street, and
living on Muir street, going to the
Peach Blossom Building, and all liv
ing north of Muir street, going to
the Academy. All sixth and seventh
grades. together with the high school
grades, will be housed in the Semi
nary Building. The old school
building on Academy street will not
be opened.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1917-09-15

On the last page of this issue is
an advertisement that is of interest
to every family in Dorchester county
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1917-09-15
CAPTAIN Elliott Killed

Seafcrd, Del, Sept. 14.-Capt.
Wesley Elliott, SIS years old, of FL
lott Island, who has been making
his home here during the past sum-
mer in his schooner, at the foot OF
Pearl street, was instantly killed
this morning when he fell from the
top of the mast of his schooner. He
had climbed up the pole to adjust
the rigging and had only been up a
few minutes when he was noticed to
pitch headlong into the river, his
head striking the rail of the boat.
He was dead when taken out of the
river by his mates
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1917-09-15
Tomato Growers Meeting.

Important meeting of the Associa-
ton this Saturday, Sept. Is, at 8 p.
M, at the Woman's Club Rooms, in
the Brown Building, Race street, ov-
er McAllister's drug store.-John S.
Skinner, Pres; Fred Hirst, Sec'y.-
Adv 1t. B. 14-2t.
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Store Closed,

Ny store will be closed all day
Monday and until 6 p. m. Tuesday.
Daniel Garner-Ady.
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BROOM SPECIAL.

Make clean sweep, keep happy,
and buy your brooms from Smith,
The Egg Man. A dustpan free with
every broom.-Adv. 9-14-tf
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1917-09-15
Fall Millinery,

Fresh line of trimmed and I'M
trimmed hats to be shown Friday and
Saturday. The public invfued.-L.E.
Vane.-Adv. 1t. B. 14-2t
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-06
BAD BREATH
Or. Edwards Olive Tablets Get
at the Cause and Remove Il

Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets, the substi.
tute for calomel, act gently on the bowels
and positively do the work.
People afflicted with bad breath find
quick relief through DR.. Edwards
Olive Tablets. The pleasant sugar
coated tablets are taken for bad breath
ty all who know them.
DR.. EdwardJ Olive Tablets net gently
but firmly on the bowels and liver.
stimulating them 20 natural action,
clearing the blood and gently purifying
the entire syotcm They do that which
dangerous calomel does without any
Of the bad after effects.
Al the benefits Of nasty. sickening.
gripping cathartics are derived from DIR.
Edwards Olive Tablets without gripping,
pain or any di9agrccablc effects.
DR.. r. NJ. Edwards discovered the
f1rmu, nfter seventeen years OF prac.
ti,c among patients afflicted with
bowel and liver complaint with tho
attendant bad breath
DT. Edwards Olive Tablts are purely
q vegetable compound mixed with olive
oil. YOU will know them by their olive
color. Take one or two every night for
a week and note the effect. l0c and 25e
peI box. All druggista -Ad,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-06
In the Days News

Miss Marie A. pcary, whose mar
rage 10 Edward Stafford, son oi the
Justice Of the supreme court OF the
District oi Columbia and Mrs. WsndcN
T. Stafford, i, to take place today in
Washington, i, the only daughter Of
Rear Admiral and Mr., Robert l.
peary Miss peary has the distinction
Of being the first white child born in
the Arctic circles In 1892 when hcr
father Cthcn CommodorcD lcary, was
laying the foundations for the chain OF
explorations which ended with the at
tainmcnt OF the North Pole, Marie was
born at Anniversary Lodge, the winter
quarters of the pcary expedition on
Bowdon bay, and lived the frs, six
months oi her lie in Arctic darkness.
Shortly after her birth the ESkmoS
bestowed upon her the name oi "Anigh-
to. the Snow BABY" By which name
she has since been known among her
family and intimate friends
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-06
CAMP TRAVIS TO
BE SPoTLESS SITE.
Rigid Sanitary Rules laid
Down by Government

SAN ANTONIO, Texas, oct o.
tNpcclalD Some one once said that
cleanliness was next To- something or
another but with Uncle Sam It comes
next to nothing instead /, comes first
Not only must the soldier and his
clothing and equipment be absolutely
spotlcSS, but his barracks and the
grounds around must also be clean
When the orders which were issued
Yesterday have been fully enforced,
Camp Travis will indeed be SpolcNS
Town
Though construction is still under
way IN certain places" said the order
"tlNrc ~. scarcely any part OF camp
that presents n proper standard of an
orderly and clean appearance Clean
and orderly soldiers are generally good
soldiers and the outward appearance
Of these desirable attributes are mani
fest IN the camp sites
III he division QuartefmaStcr will see
that Small shacks are torn down or re.
moved a. soon as practicable that
lumber scraps be carrtgd away from
places where constructive work is cndcC
and that continuous work he devote,
to lcvcIlng and filling throughout tn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-06
LOCAL LADS At
CAMP TRAVIS TO
HAVE BALL TEAM
10 Go After Gudiron IitIoi
Outfits Needed,

The company formed Of selected men
from Oklahoma and Cleveland counties
at Camp Travis is organizing a foot
ball team and has set the grldlron
championship OF thc camp as "' goal
An appeal for footballs uniforms
and other cQuipmept has been sent -
the state council Of defense by the men
The communication was turned over
10 the Oklahoma county council oi de
tense hy the state body today.
II is estimated that it viii roSt Scv
cral hundred dollars to furnish the sol
dicrS with complete football outfit
There are a number OF men who hav
seen service ON college and high Schou
teams in the company and the letter
from the boys give assurance that Al
that stands between Oklahoma county
and an army football championship !.
the tnggrfy
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-06
amp until all markedly uneven local.

camp until all markedly uneven local.
tie, are ,moothed off or filled in
The sanitary Inspector will continue
the effective work IN which he, with
hl, sanitary squad, Is now engaged,
specially IN respect to camp surround
iug, lie will also give careful atten-
ton TO sanitation IN all parts OF the
camp
"lhe commanding officer OF the mll'-
iary police, under supervision Of the
commander ol ,rAiu,, viii make ire
Qucnt inspection, OF all parts oi the
camp to sec that proper police inca
,urcs arc being ,arrlcd ont n" VII
/ give special attention tu the roads, road
bitches and culvcftS Reports ot n
rrguarltlcs noted by him viii be made
To the commanding general
Neither the work or the dlvS'or
QuartcrmaNcr, the sanitary Inspector
nor the commander oi the military
poli,e will relieve any unit commander
| ot hi, full responsibility for cleanliness
nea,new and sanitation IN respect u
/ hi, camp site
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-06
LAST OF QUOTA
FROM CITY WILL (
Be CALLED SOON
This Is Advice Given Board by
Adjutant General carp,

II Will be but few days before the
last Of Oklahoma Citys quota in the
FIRST call Tor drafted men will begin
their trip TO the training camp at San
Antonio Icxa, The chalrmcn Of the
three city district boards today re.
ccl'cd telegram from Ance Earp.
adlnlant general, advising them that the
balance ol their quota would be moved
At an carly date tie requests that
they advise him quickly" how many
white men and negroes remain 10
furnish the balance oi their net quota.
only ninety four men subject to the
tlIN call from Oklahoma tlty are not
NOW N the training camp OF this
number ia, FIRST city district will iurn.
i>h nineteen N the neNt shipment, the
second CT, district forty three and The
third district thlrty.two
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-06
Snow Baby" Becomes a Bride.

WASHINGTON Oct o--In the pres
cntr Of ono Of the most distinguished
gatherings ,ha, has attended any wed
ding in Washington this fall, Miss
Marie A Pcary, only daughter of Rear
Admiral and Mrs. Robcr, T. Peary, was
married today to Edward Stafford, son
Of Justice of the Supreme tour, of the
District Of Columbia and Mrs Wendell
+. Stafford The bride is widely known
to fame as "An,ghto, the Snow BABY" a
title that was bestowed upon her by the
Esqu,maux at the time Of her birth III
! the Arctic region
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-06


Dan Castelar, before his departure f7r
Camp Travis on Tuesday evening
Cards and dancing marked the evening 8
entertainment, intctSpcrScd with several
vocal and instrumental numbers by
Misses Helen Malachcf Ruby and Ella
Noelkcr. The guests were Misses Rutn
and iIetIic Simpson, Misses Ruby and
Fila Noclkcr. Misses Eula and Blanche
lIunnicult, Miss Helen Malachcr. Mis-,
Mamie Payton. Miss Irene ka,hbuu
Miss Violet Campbell Miss Emily
lohnston and Miss Mabel Sldcbo,ham
Mr., Arthur Gatlin, Mr.. Frank Toler
Mr.. George Hall Mr. Omar Steven,
Mr.. Charles G. Bowman, Nr Ru'scl
Thurman, Mr. William Doyle and Mr.
albert + Knott
Mr.. Robert Sohlhcrg oi MCPHERSON
Kan. arrived last evening to be tn,
guest over Sunday OF his brother. Mr.
George g. SohIbcrg, All West Four
| ,centh street
~ n 4
The III Beta PHI sorority hold opcr
house next Friday in their new home
IN Norman with hours from ! 30 to
! o'clork
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kerns received the score HForS and
Mrs Green the guest favor A lunch
con was served
Mistlctoc Grove No q oi the Wood
men Circle, will meet next Tuesday
evening in We,ual hall for initiation
OF candidates.
Mrs. w r. Anderson returned today
to her home in Springfield Mo. after
a visit here to her friends Mr. and
| Mrs VIII 8. Guthrie OF 1909 ClaSSen
boulevard Miss Nell Ross, a sister ot
Mrs Guthrie. also from Springfield
will remain another week
5. Mrs. v. r.. Inman 81 400 East Teth
street returned from Fort Worth thi,
week, having visited Or lnman, who
is at Camp Bowie
The Cosmos club resumed its meet
ingS for the winter season with a very
o.. informal afternoon today in the home
of MrS { NJ. pinker,ou l7l2 North
Shar,cl avenue. Mrs Dennis was hos
tess. assisted by her mother Mrs
Pinkerton Study and discussion oi
American art and artists, noted paint
ers. sculptorS. pottery, porcelain, etc
will occupy the meetings OF this club
X y
Miss BERTHA Lillian Levy of 500
West Seventeenth street underwent q
Sigh, throat operation YESTERDAY anC
her friends will be glad to know thai
she is doing nicely
Mrs Erncs,inc Kahn S13 West Sew
cn,ccnth street returned the early par
oi the week from five months vlS'
10 her nephew, Mr. Sidney Reiuhard
and Mrs. Rcinhardt. in Dallas
y v
Mrs Rav Howard Crittcndon an,
Mrs II. + Van Horn entertained M,
mcmherS Of Circle Four OF the Frs
Christian church in the banquet room
Of the church at Tenth and Robinson
Yesterday afternoon Mr. Crlttcndor
rendered several mos, enjoyable yoca
numbers,
2 Miss Elizabeth llu'chcSon. who is at
! tending the state university, came owe
from Norman Yesterday to spend IN
week end with her parents Mr. an
Mrs. W. l. HutchcSon, 2ol0 Classcr
boulevard.
. Miss Helen Guptpn, a student on th
state university At Norman. is here 10
/ the week end with her aunt, Mr..
Snowden parlc,lc, llOl West Nine
tcculh street,
Miss Laura Graves came over 'ror
4, Norman yesterday Tor the week en-
+, visit with her parents. Mr. and Mrs
y. Graves, 4iO West Thirteenth stree
Y
Mr. and Mrs Wells w Miller OF -
West Nineteenth street have ,hei
daughter, Mns Helen Miller at hom
y with them for a week end visit She
+ a student oi the state university a
Norman
II \ most ENJOYABLE social affair durin
Dc the past week was the farewell part
y given Wednesday evening in the HON
' It Mr.. and Mrs G. W. Smith llO
y. West Sixth street complimentary to NJ
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-06

bough, two cakes Of Cu,icuta Soap ard
two boxcsol Cuticura Ointment. In ~,
weeks ceutti see agrea, Improvement
and In six weeks time ! was healed"
(SigncdD Miss Blanche Davis. haywood.
Va, March lp 1917,
Having obtained a clear healthy skin
by the use oI Cu,ioura, keep |, clear by
using the Soap for I'll toilc, purposes,
assisted by touches OF Ointment ~
needed Cu,icura Soap ia ideal Tor the
complexion. /, is So delicate And creamy.
For Free Sample Each BY Return
Mail addrc. post. card; 'Cutieura,
Dept. II. Boston" Sold everywhere.
Soap 2Sc. Ointment Is and Soc,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-06
Hints For
YOUR HOME! !
Soup Pot Real Fee to High Food Cost.

soup POt Real roe 10 flgn foO0 Cost,
A RMED with a soup pot and a cas-
~ Srrolc, woman may do valiant
service in the ilgh, against cxcc,-
slvc food cost
Many OF Us have been told carly and
often how our French sisters keep the
soup pot Simmcr,ng the year round, but
have regarded the custom as an un-
necessary piece of economy Carefully
blended and well seasoned, the Savory
compound that comes from such a
source is delicious IN taste and very
rourlShing as well
Cut ont steak and chop bones before
serving and pm, them ,lmmcring, with
the lettuce leaves. the hlt o' celery root.
'he leftover corn ~ tomatoes from the
same meal \ few SrooniulS oi cold
oatmeal or rice will give lu,t the t'ph,
body, beside, adding food value 10.
morrow more water. more ,lmmcrug
| two ur three sliced onion, az some onion
salt. and perhaps cube or two OF heel
|cNtract will give quite another CharaC
ter tu the contents OF the soup pot
Vegetable soups with milk should hs
made fresh, but may be seasoned from
| the stock IN the ever ready soup po,
/ As inr the casserole, quite as man,
combinations may be hidden in II.
Irloscly covered depths and iur richnc,,
'ui lavDr mo- other method oi cooking
lean compare with this.
Economical Meat Dish
place a ilblc-uUpu al Ifiuutup. 4,
trying pan and brown. add three SLICED
onions. try we'll add one pound ham
burg uha, ha, been cooked through
Iald salt and pepper 81 taste, then ad.
Dnc cup tomatoes either strained %.
otherwise Cook all together very slow
lh FORTY minute, tablespoon of ,ou
should be added To- hamburg
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-06

hand sOfts, Icstercd and
caused much dIshgure.
mcnt suffered with the
trouble Tor three yeap and
during ,ha, time | tried
diNcren, remedies without
Mccc" AT las, ! was nd.
vised To try Cuticura Soap
and Ointment 40 seat Tor
A free sample than
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-06
RECRUITS TAKE
THEIR FIRST hike
4, 100 Men March Nine Miles.
Half Of I Percent Drop Out


CAMP TRAVIS San Antonio. Texas.
Nc, ,>,.,,,l, ;,o,,s ,I the
=, 49,,
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'etuaS TOOK 'n'" ''t'I n'N' "nc" ~"
'n''hnctS W 'nc 'i'c i'u'''''" r'R'''''"
brigade took nine mile practice
march When the march started it was
intended TO go hut seven and ono hall
miles but the morning air was so in
yiporatinp and the men stood it so.wcll
that II was heightened to nine mile,
n, III. Ann ,., ,,h, m,,,b.d Inn
,,.r,,' ON. ~, ,n,,,',, initial" ,r, ., ppl
J.,nn.I ,,, Gno l,I, ~, ner,,,,t
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n,ih' w ~ i"hn,l"" an" 'n' ''", VI
"l'''''N' >""' "''e' 'o"'"'UN ',''''f
uP VN''''NtN I'D" "'t'' '",'P''''" "a H'''
INC oaITa'NN were ''ean'n ny nN
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In Light Order
The soldiers were IN light marching
order, without pack, or guns and swung
| light hcartcdly on their way II was
| the first Practice hike. and the honor OF
having made 1t wculd be theirs After
! the first two or three miles some oi the
/ men started TO SLOW up ll'iIc out inc
'..I "'"h '"'',s ',o.' Wv ""''' '''''
''t,u u,"' Wy "h"",
.Laao Wv Wv s "., .,,,,. -" W." ,,,, ""' I, ~, "
"' ian I "l"' w Wv u,"' y" ~,
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'. w ;.t"I Wv" W 'npItu Wv" IVY
u' ",I I p,|.I w. ~ "",,,,F , amman Hr'' ,
% I"' Na'',' "" ,"''' '''N
nlavcd ont
lmmcd,a,rly an the rrtru f., ,omp
foo, ,rsrrrt,o,1 nd the hr,yaJc m,dir,I
officers vas hcIS General Allen w,.
ncrsor,l,, Interested i, f,rJ,,. ,,, h,,,
,hc nrw regulation Shoe, altc,trd ,b,
loo, of ,Lc ..,r.,s ,nJ hna, ,h. ,.r
seemed to size up as pedestrians He
was greatly pleased at the showing that
no mau'Spicet had been greatly bis.
tered by the march Several OF m,
men had chaird places caused by wrink.
les OF some small substance in their
shoes but IN no case was the iniur,
sufficiently serious or painful 10 b,
dressed
Sac and Uss, O,a.,,
u,..,- -
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Al E7RS ]. f. MESSENBAUGH, who was reelected
IWII president of the Swaska Study club. This club
0OS which held its opening meeting of the season
Wednesday in the home of Mrs. Fred Brased is we'll
known for its serious study, its interest in all things
tending toward civic improvement and its charitable
work.
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SUFFERED 3 YEARS
WITH. P|MPLES
Face Completely Covered Grew
Large and Caused Disagreement.
Two Cakes Cuticura Soap and
Two Boxes Ointment Healed.

MY face began to break ou, In little
pimplcs and IN shor, time i, was com.
plclcly covered They grew 10 he large,
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@}a2!a{G.9{;. @}a2!a{ &C. ezS ~ I5H

6OllE wedding OF Dr. L l.. Ru,
sell OF this city and Miss Care
i'll Rilcnbcrgcr. daughter oi Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Rincnbcrger.
took place September 2o in the home of
the brides parents IN Brooklyn, Dr.
and Mrs. Russell. who spent their bret
honeymoon in New York and other
eastern points, returned Thursday
morning and will be al home at l3lS
West Iwenty-firSt street
y
Miss Helen Gates OF 1920 West
Twelfth street assisted by Mrs W, T.
Marshall entertained with miscel-
laneous shower a, her home yesterday
for Mrs. w. J. Wright nee Miss Neia
Jordon The afternoon was spent IN
formally. The guests were Mrs W. NJ
Wallace Mrs. II. b. Jordon Miss
Catherine Whittep Mrs. Alvin Rncker.
Mrs. Arnett. Miss Sarah Stcddum and
Miss Reba Atkinson,
~
Mrs. !. w. McAlis,er will be hostess
TO the O. C. club Monday afternoon at
her home, us West Twentieth street
Mrs Homer X Bennett. OF MA
Nortb | ;ndsay. entertained the u. 5.
n clrh ye,,c,day afternoon. when the
hours we're nlca,antN >pent with
nerdl.work and an interesting review
-, III. cI,h study work Additional
u,csts werc Mrs William Golden Mrs
M A Starhauoh Mrs. K 7. Casey and
tn,e was ,he ,nl,nd,d parliamentary
Jr;ll which was led by Mrs Edgar
CooL The members viii devote the
J," n.x, T,esd,y ~ work At the. Red
Cro,s G h.,dnu,rtcr, and ON the 10Th
NJ E,rl had, sI1II West Eleventh
, ,.ad s., NJ pad Dorsev Of
Iooo W., Twet,,b s,re,, viii give a
a,.ia.L ,,n,L.,n a, Mrs Rradys
ho.. .''>" ''''>''>
,ow c,,h :, h. trovn as the Pie
M ~" o, e.Ln .,,L n,, nrr,r,,cd IN
,h. .'Ia La,,a ~ NJ. y prarhnor OF
~ ~, WV W, I.,'o,h ,r.., l,,, Thurs.
d,r a,,,rroor and ,lcc,cd the follow
IK o',', W u lIa,L ,,n,,rrcr and
Nm "' c,aLo. ",n n,e,s r.nor,rr
~, ~, ~ 49,, ~, ,h. lq,b with
~, NC WY ,,t;n' |,; ,i,7 Wcs, Washing.
WIS. i.,u '''"''''' ''-
'''' a''"''
I,A,, D,,ma,;ouc club me, in Miss
Edna Dau''on S'UG,o !VG,i'n1' r,;u.I. ,,,cr'
business ,ei''o,. ~, ~, n., ,.;,t'hJ,ss Aim,
noon 'ne o'"o ,M ~'' ,W.', W. T,i Ttn,sn,h =, !
D'g,''SS az 'Lo H,,e ,rom,,r, w;Il
CLOCK when '"e 'o''o"'"s P''s "'' VIZ
hedu'''e' ',' VIZ M"'I n.,.t,a,,'
Tnaho Tpn,aho nu'hoe'' ,,. M'NS ,y," ~. Comn,o,
ray review ",, M'SS Ia h,'' II,,' b.,
~ SKel'.- ne ra''s" iuV' H.;
MISSES i,eleh D'esDaSn' HS.ee" "''' '''
mary Mu'Vey anu % r"''H ri, n,s,'st Ii,,c,.,
Violin number, MISS ioSSie i'usneN'
Reading MISS N'eflanu pohu
About twenty-five 'nVnauonN ~ ., mav'
been issued TO 'fiehds OF inc ''uo '"''''
bers, .-..
A -
" ne lwenue'n Nei''u'y iluo ",,s ,J
terday at Red .toss e, heaaquT ,e'i az, az,
spent inc Gay sewing WIN "ls, =, ~
next Friday tor an all-day session WIN
Mrs. George Carrico llS West Eight
street, at go o'clock, when the rcgu
lar nrouram will he given Some very
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-06

Mrs A 4 Cronk of lOl last THIRD
street was hostess to the Idle Hour
rMh Yesterday afternoon with Mr.
Ward Samples. Mrs. { y E,ilg and
Mr., Harry Green as additional guest,
The home was ta,lciully decorated ,n
Rational cmblcmS. cut flowers and pottCl
plants Mr, Lronk and Mrs l.. II.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-06

A message was received yesterday
from Mr.. Oscar u HalScll stating that
he and Mrs llalsell will reach Okla
homa City Sunday morning Mr. and
Mrs. Halsell went to Rochester MINI,
where MI HalSell expected to undergo
an operation, and il is hoped by his
numerous friends that his immediate re
turn means iha, there was No necessity
for the operation AT the Mayo hospital
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-06

Mr. and Mrs. 7. W. Williamson Of
40 West Thirteenth street had as ,heir
dinner guest yesterday Mrs, Edwin
Williamson OF Ada Okla, who IS
spending the week here with her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. 7. J. Sims OF lllS West
Thirteenth street, and her sister Mrs
|. NJ. WeStiall and Dr. Wcs,iall of 5li
West Sixteenth street