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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-04

I'm the river of-oh. ask Benson, he
knows all those queer, ASiati2 names
it would give the Vcarer her dear
est wish. but that unless each posses
sor SO Dipped it they must be forever
GriVen up and down the earth. al
ways wanting what belonged to an
other. never finding hearts case, bu-
always causing ruin IN which they
could not rejoice.
ASK him she said, chow to get 30
that river"
Benson translated the reply hest
taungly. He said that the charm
would work best near a certain town
in China. And YOU may imagine why
VIC could see the pulse of l.iala's throat
throb and throh as if II must break
thru For the man she used to lie
engaged to is American consul in that
place.
OF course, there WAS no stopping
Ltala once we took "A trip to Paris
just because she could not get the per
fume SIZE wanted by mail order or
cable.
Two laws later Benson gave a tea
party When | arrived ! found that |
was tho only guest invited. Iii Chung
lad decorated tie table Tor the occG-
sion with rows and rows and little
heaps of jade and gold plaques, exact
duplicates of the w)ndrous charm
whose naSic influence he had de-
scribed to Iiala.
"The old scoundrol wants me to tell
YOU that he has over "A bushcl more.
Ills brother, a big importer makes
them and he is Just introducing them
into this country I don't know exact
" how the old devil knew about Lial1
and the American consul. But-per-
haps II she does dip that junk in that
hTlnW tle
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-04
CBy SARA MOORE)
III Chung-N iZard.

Copyright. 1917 by the Mcclure Newspaper
Syndicate
Ii Chung read souls.
Benson. who had owned him. liter
ally, ever since the Boxer uprising
always erinned when | said that He
insisted that | credited the Chinaman
with undue powers of perception just
because | was the only woman in the
crowd he ever condescended to like.
When every one thot | was going to
die he threw Mrs VGrady bodily out
If my studio, brewed a heather con-
coction that tasted as If one were
,wallowing "a cinnamon-sprinkle
nairbrush, and cured my sore throat
half an hour. And then he read me
. lecture on wearing rubbers--all in
'hincse. do not speak the language,
ut the way he flourished my over
hoes was an unmistakable orientali-
alton of the talk mother used to give
&c on rainy days when | had tried to
neak off to school without rubbers.
Benson maintained that Ii Chung
liked me merely because ! was the
My Girl i'm the group who laid no
matrimonial traps for his master But
knew it was because he could sec
,eneath the cold cream of conVen-
ionalism, the rouge of Sohemianisu
md the powder OF New Yorkishness
hat masEcd my perfectly harmless
mind.
knew. too, that the velvet brown
yes he turned on me Were just as
generating when he gaZcd upor
he others.
There was Racheal anarchist, slug
gish, shapcless, slowly fattening into
unloVelincss-whilc she wrote verses
that had the charm and dolicacy that
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tSkOGE'E.

Mr. ara Mr., Allen Towl have as their
ford Pa
Miss Blanche Maxwell has returned to her
home in Clarksburg. W. Va, after a short
Mrs 4 i. Jcrrcms has r; returned ' to to, her
home In Chicago, after visit of several
weeks with Mr.. and Mrs Hugh McWilliams.
Mrs. o. y. StanSbury OF Okmuleee and
Mrs. Alice dcArmond OF Butler. No have
returned to okmulgee after short visit with
Mrs W j. kupper Of Hotel sewers
Mr.. and Mrs. J. &. Whittier left Wedne,-
day for their home in Lo. Angeles, Cal 81,
after . visit Of several months with Mr.. and
Mrs W. j. kupper Of Hotel Sewers
Mr. and Mrs F.. W Mcclure have as their
guest Mrs Ralph Nclson Of jamestown. " Y
Mrs r. T. Harbour has returned from
Fort Worth and other points in Texas where
she has visited for the past six weeks
Misses Betty and Leila Morgan have re.
turned to their home IN Saline after a
visit in the home of MIR. and Mrs. W
Mrs NJ f. Hunt left Thursday for Wash.
ington, whore she will attend the inaugural
ceremonies.
home in Oklahoma City, after visit Of ten
DAYS, with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G.
NJ Swanson
Mr.. w1d 1d Mrs. T ,Gjaddy h92ye as their
guests Mrs NJ oaddy and Miss Evelyn
Gaidy of Dallas, Texas
Mrs o. J. Barnes will leave Sunday night
FOR her home in Grand Forks, n D. after
a visit Of several weeks in the home OF Mr.
and Mrs Edison BiXby.
Miss James Hall has returned to her home
in Ninita after visit with her sister Mrs
Thomas II Owen.
Mis- Florence Todd Of Coffcyvile Kan.
left Saturday night for Wagner, Okla, after
u visit Of two weeks here with friends
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Sykes left Wednesday
for Mineral Wells, Texas, where they will
spend two weeks
Mrs Hugh Monroe arrived Thursday from
Fort Worth; Texas, for a visit with Mr.. and
Dr. and Mrs. Brown Randel OF okmugee,
Okla spent several days here this week
with Dr. and Mrs d. n Randcl
Mr. and Mrs. J. y Wilkinson IRE spending
a. few days in Kansas City as the guests
Mr.. and Mrs. Pfoiffer Bos,ic Of we.,
Point, Va. will arrive the middle Of the
month to resume their residence here after
an absence OF several years
Mrs C. r Rogers and guests Mrs Lynn
White and Miss Cherry White Of Chicago,
left Thursday for Pawhuska to spend few
days with friends
Mrs Don Boutwell, and two children have
returned to their home in Tulsa after short
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. otto Zufall
Mrs, J. \. Haynes and Miss Jessie Haynes
OF Coffeyvlle Kan. arrived SATURDAY Tor n
short visit with MIR. and Mrs T.. IT, Huhoard.
en- route home from III Paso. Texas
Nh and Mrs Charles Owens have as their
guest Mrs. j. f. Murdock Of Wichita Falls
Mrs. George Pepper OF johnson City, Tenn
will arrive this week from Mineral Wells.
Texas, for short visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
Fay Lynde
Mr.. J. A. Connolly and Mrs Lon Con.
nelly have returned from New Orleans where
they have Waited for the past six weeks
Mrs. ;. ID. Slaughter LETT Thursday for
Oklahoma City whore she will visit Mr. aud
Mrs. jeff Yeager for several weeks.
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BIiISTOW


Hammond Mo is student n Kon 'all
over sunday last week.
Mrs E " King is spending several
dNs 200 oklahoma city this week ihc guest
Mrs Albert +. Earh,r wa, the rucs, Of
friends in Oklahoma City the first Of Tine
week
the guests Of friends in Tulsa Sunday.
Mis- Gladys House of Tulsa was tho guest
Of her brother Russell House of this city.
over SUNDAY
Mr. and Mrs W W Crowdcr Of Muskogcc
We're husiueS, visitors in Brstow last week
Miss Stella Sitter Of Davenport wa, the
guest Of Brisiow friends several days last
week
Mis-, Ina Green. the daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs. W W. Grcrn Of this city, and T. C.
Hopper ir. Of Eufaula. were married last
Thursday ia Tulsa 10y the Methodist minister
Reverend Barton.
4 genuine surprise party was given last
week 10 Mrs Sarah-P Lovett In honor Of
her SiXty-third birth anniversary II was
planned by her dlughter. Mrs r. W. Lovott
Misses Bernettc and Doris Jackson spent
the week end with friends In Oklahoma City
Mi. Roberta kinnard Of Chickasha spent
SUNDAY with her parents, Mr. and Mrs r.
C. kinnaird.
Mr and Mrs ! T.. Lurton were business
visitors in Sapulpa last Monday
Mr. aud Mrs. l.. D. W Rowe were the
guests Of friend, in Okmulgec last Monday
Mrs. r. : House is spending few weeks
in Mt Vernon. lTl.. at the bcdside of her
sister who is IN
Mrs 4. S Appleby was the guest Of
friends in this city last week Mrs Applcby
was formerly resident Of this city
Mr. and Mrs r. W. Yaksh were vi.itors
in Claremore last Monday on business and
pleasure
Mr. and Mrs A. II Stone were visiting
Mr., stones sister in Bartlesyillc last week
Mr. and MIR, Henry Self of kc,yvlle
spent sunday in thi, city the guests OF Mr.
Se.f's parents, Mr. and Mrs j. \ Self
Miss Mary llockstcdler and George T.
Decker. both Of near this city. were married
last week al the Baptist parsonage in this
city by kcy. T.. \ Bond, pastor Of the church
Mrs T.. y Chandler is visiting her sis.
ter, Mrs. Lee Parrish, as Sand Springs this
A. 90
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Copyright. 1917. by the Mcclure Newspaper
Syndicate
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-04
Health NOtc.

Hopkins wife has a fad for all man
ner of things sanitary. She came
across an interesting item In the eve
ming paper and promptly communi-
Gated 1t to her husband.
IAN eminent medical authority"
she said, "claims that a dentists fin
gers carry disease germs"
''In that case" said Hopkins. there
Is but one safe rule to follow--boil
Your dentist"
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Or, and Mrs Francis. Osteopaths,
87 Ohio Bldg. Phones 4523-2S3l.--
Afv
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ANNOUNCE MENT

My new wall paper books
have arrived from New York,
Chicago and Kansas city. Every
one intending to decorate this
spring should see them before
making their selections.
Why buy shelf-worn goods,
when you can get the latest
colorings and designs by phoning
3291-J, when thousands of sam
pies will be brought to your
door to select from at your
leisure.
employ the best of union
labor.
H. |. RICKEy
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-06-02
CHURCH NOTICES

cathoIle-Father HiItner, pastor
500 a. NJ. first mass, English ser.
mon; 9:15 a. m, second mass, Ger.
man sermon; 1890 a. M, high mass,
English sermon; 200 p. M, Sunday
school,; 1880 p. M, evening service
and benediction.
St. Georges, Episcopal-Rev. Geo.
'Buzzelle, rector. Telephone, GA.
Trinity Sunday. Holy Communion at
800 Sunday school at 10000. Lit
any, sermon and Holy Communion at
l1:OO. Evening prayer and sermon 1T
500. Subject of morning sermon,
personality
Presbyterian, Thayer and Second
streets, Rev. H. G. Postlethwaite, min
lister. Morning service at 1920, Holy
communion and baptism will be ad-
ministered. Parents having children
should present them at this service.
Those uniting with the church on con-
fession of faith will meet at 10 o'clock
in the chapel. The quartet will sing
in Heavenly Love Abiding" and Miss
Bayliss solo Gods Hand, musical
arrangements of an old Dutch folk
song by Josef Hoffman,. Sunday
school at II o'clock noon; Christian
Endeavor at Z o'clock, subject, Con
fidence, How to Get IT,; evening SER
vice at o'clock. theme Friendship,
a Gift of Cod. Special music by choir
and orchestra. All are invited to the
services of the church.
McCabe Methodist two blocks north
of Mckenzie hotel, Rev. w. J. Hutche-
son, D. D., pastor. Morning service
at 1920, theme of sermon, "Ye Are
the Salt of the Earth He will deal
with the fact Of American democracy
preceding world wide democracy.
Sunday school at II o'clock noon; Ep-
worth League at o'clock, leader H.
J. Johnson; evening service at 81
o'clock, subject Christ and the An
gles" The old country battle hymn
will be sung during the evening and
DR.. C. B. Hunt and the ladies quartet
will sing during the morning service.
All are invited to the services of the
church. ,,"
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PIONEER EVANGELIST
ANSWERS LAST CALL
Rev. John Sherman, Long Active
in This State, Passes Away
at Hospital

Rev. John Sherman, aged 30, one OF
the best known ministers of the Meth
Odist Episcopal faith, was summoned
this morning at the Bismarck hOspi-
tai, where he had been a patient for
the past five weeks.
When taken ill he was pastor of a
church north of Steele. For many
years he was engaged in evangelistic
work and became known all over the
state through his many engagements.
The widow and three children sur
vive. The body will be taken this
evening on no. to Steele, where
funeral services will be held Monday
afternoon at o'clock in the Steele
NJ. E. church. Dr.. J. G.. Moore. dis
trict superintendent, accompanied the
body. Rev. w. c. Sage of the Steele
church and members of his cOngre-
CATION came to Bismarck today to
arrange for the services. Mrs Sher.
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Red Cross Auxiliary
Formed in Wilton,

Patriotic Wilton residents have or
ganized an auxiliary to the National
Red Cross society and are planning
extensive work.
Mrs. R. C. Thompson was named
chairman; Mrs. |. G.. Regimen, first
vice chairman; Mrs. P. X. Eastman
second vice chairman; Mrs. II. A
Thomson, secretary-treasurer. These
committee heads were named: Sup
plies, Mrs. w. P. Macomber; member
ship, H. A. Thomas; finance, II. w
Gray; publicity, G. f. Stewart
The new society will hold regular
meetings in the back rooms of the
Mclean county state bank. At pres
ent they are meeting daily sewing on
articles for the Bismarck section
headed by DR.. E. p. Quain. Fifty
pair of pajamas will be the first gift
of the new auxiliary to the section.
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CITY NEWS

Mandan visitors-'Mr. and Mrs
George Bingenheimer of Mandan
were business visitors in the city Fri
day. ,.,.
Birth Of Dauqhter-A daughter was
born June I, in the Bismarck hospi
tai, to Mr. and Mrs. r. F. Jaeger of
Fourteenth street.
Drove Home cars-Fred N. Har-
vey and Henry Potter of Center. who
were here calling on friends, drove
home Buick cars.
Registers Farm-Grant Palms, well
known farmer of Phoenix township,
registered his farm with J. G. Keen
an, register of deeds, as the Irwin
Lakes Stock Farm" Mr.. Palms
farm is located near Arena.
Licensed to Wed-The first license
to be issued by Judge III. G. Bradley
for June was issued the first day, to
John H. Olson and Miss Mabel C. Mel
son of this city.
Senator Allen Here-Senator II. w.
Allen stopped off for visit with his
family while en- route home to Brad.
dock from Beach, where he had at
tended the annual convention of the
Missouri Slope bankers. Mrs. Allen
and daughter Miss Lucille, have
made their home here for several
months, Miss Allen being junior in
the Bismarck high school.
To Study Mounds Boy
Scouts of H. S. Lobach's troop set
out early this morning, led by their
scoutmaster and DR.. NJ r. Gilmore,
for the Indian mounds on the Mis-
souri, river northwest of Bismarck.
The day will be spent in studying the
ancient workings under the direction
of DR.. Gilmore, curator of the North
Dakota Historical society and one OF
Americas most earnest students of
Indian lore.
Leaves For Detroit-Charles H. Al
bcrtson, ST., of Front street left
Thursday for Detroit, Mich, where he
will make an extended visit with his
sons, Frank L., Charles II. Jr., and
Stanley E. Albertson; also brother,
some time
F. l.. Albertson. Mr.. Albertson, who
has been i'll for some time, goes in
the interest of his health. He is con-
templating visiting his old home in
Troy, N. Y, before returning.
Wins Observation-Disclosures Robert
H. Nicely of Carson, who has 9ern
called into service in the officers
training camp at Fort Smelling, IS be-
licved to be the first man west OF the
Missouri summoned for this duty.
Mr.. Nicely was one of class of -
candidates recommended by Capt. 6.
F. Ristine, inspector for the Bis.
marck district. George l.. Yackey OF
Washburn, treasurer of Mclean coun'
ty is another Bismarck district candi-
date to be called. iMr. Yackey is
chairman of the Military Training |
Camps association for Mclean coun-
ty. B. F. Streeter of Linton. who is
in the Class A reserve for Fort Smell
ling, occupies a similar post in EN-
mons county.
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Song-"Lift Thine Eyes," From
"Elijah" -Mendelssohn. Girls Trio
High School. 49,.
Scripture Reading. Dr.. w. j.
Hutchinson.
Solo-Sel7cted. Mrs. John Larson,
Alumna.
Duet-"My Faith Looks Up to
Thee" George Humph,
reys and Henry Halverson.
Sermon. Rev. Geo. Buzzelle.
Hymn-"America'. Congregation.
Benediction Rev. H. c. Po,tle:h.
waite.
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Tea For Bride.eIect.

Mrs. H. l.. Simmons entertained
this afternoon at her home in Sew
enth street, at charmingly appoint
Ter, teacher of German in the higf
school, whose marriage to Harry
'Nierling Of jamestown will be al
event of early fall. The guests in
cluded intimate friends of the bride
elect and the hours were from 3:3:
to $3.50. Mrs. Simmons was assisted
by Miss Margaret Lindholm. Miss
kohler, who is Fargo girl, has made
many friends during her connection
with the schools here.
To Sew For Red Cross,
The Woman's auxiliary to Co.
will meet Tuesday afternoon in the
Red Cross headquarters in the base
mcnt OF the nurses home, to sew ar
ticles for the, Bismarck section.
~ - soys Hold Outing.
The Sunday school class of boys of
the Presbyterian church taught by
Miss Olwyn Hughes held an outing
near the Missouri river bridge. Games
were the amusements and wiener
roast featured. Miss Hughes was as
sisted by Miss Dorothy Schneider.
Picnic Party at Apple Creek.
A picnic party composed OF 'Supt.
and MrsioJ.N Maurice Martin, their
house guest, Clifford, Hoffman of Flu
ron, S. D.; Mr.: and Mrs. C. F. Bolt.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. ]. Freed, Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy II. Neff and Miss Frances
Wanner, held an enjoyable outing Fri
day afternoon at Apple creek.
Class Holds Outing.
The sophomore class Of the hign
school went to Apple creek this after
noon, where they held their annual
outing. Baseball games and other out
door sports formed the amusements
Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Bolt and Mr. and
Mrs. w. J. Freed of the high school
faculty chaperoned the class.
For Mrs. Olson.
Mrs. G. B. Allen entertained Thurs.
day afternoon at prettily appointed
luncheon at her home in Fifth street,
In honor Of Mrs. o. j. Olson, who
leaves early this month for an ex-
tended visit with relatives in the
northwestern states, before going to
Ottawa, ILL.,, to make her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Olson expect to locate
there. about August 1. The guests IN
cluded sixteen Of the honor guests
intimate friends. A number of infor-
NAL affairs have been given for the
OlsOns within the last few weeks.
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BISMARCK COUNCIL K.
OF c. TO DICKINSON

State Deputy George V. Cunning.
ham and number of the local council
of knights of Columbus will leave
tonight for Dickinson, where they
will attend the annual initiation
Three degrees will be conferred on
a large class of candidates.
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man, who had been here during her
husbands illness, lett this afternoon
for her home.
YOUNG GIRL VICTIM
OF DIPTHERIA DIES
HOUR AFTER ARRIVAL

An hour after her arrival in Bis
marck yesterday afternoon, Katheryn
Schneider, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
John Schneider of Napoleon, passed
away at the detention hospital, from
diphtheria. The funeral, because Of
the contagious nature of the malady,
was held before sunrise this morn
ing, with only the parents in attend
ance The unfortunate little girl was
II years old
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SOCIETY
Sermon to Graduates to Be
Deli0ered By Ret. Buzzelle
fQ{|I|Dl)|

The annual sermon to the gradual
ing class of the Bismarck high school
will be preached Sunday afternoon, at
$3.50, in the Auditorium, by Rev
George Buzzelle of st. Georges Epis'
cOpal church. The aclass of 81, 81
girls and 10 boys, will occupy seats IN
the front of the Auditorium reserved
for them. The following program has
been arranged:
IntermezzO From "Cavalleria Rusti-
cana"-Mascagni. High School Or
chestra.
Invocation. Rev. Eruce e. Jackson.
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BREMMER HEADS BISMARCK
DISTRICT GERMAN CHURCH
Milbank, S. D., Clergyman Sue
ceeds Local Pastor-SuckoW
HOSPITAL Chief

Rev. G. Bremmer of lMilbank, S. D.,
was named superintendent of the Bis
marck district at meeting of the
annual conference of, the Evangelical
association, which was held in Cava-
lier this week. Rev.. Bremmer sue
ceeds Dr.. William Suckow of Bis
marck, who was named superintend-
ent of the Bismarck hospital Bishop
S. p. Spreng, who attended the con-
ference, will come to Bismarck to at
tend the dedication exercises of the
new nurses HON next week.
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ODD FELLOWS MEETING
Grand Lodge Will Gather at Val.
lev City This Week

Valley City,: N, D., June 2-Elabor-
ate preparations are being made for
the reception Of the North Dakota
grand lodge of Odd Fellows, which
meets here next Wednesday and
Thursday.
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Birth of Qaunhter.

Announcement has been made of
the birth of daughter to Mr.. and
Mrs. John L. Peterson of the Annex
hotel, Friday, in the Bismarck hos.
pital. Mother and child are getting
along nicely.
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A silk coverall is indispensable in
the outfit of the June bride. A long
loose, light wrap for wearing over a
one-piece frock means both elegance
and comfort for the honeymoon trip.
One such mantle, fashioned on
whimsical lines, appears to have deep
cuffed sleeves, when, in fact, it is
only cape intricately cut with yoke
and slashed for belt.
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BEST EQUIPPED MEDICAL CORPS

The Second regiment, Massachu-
sets National Guard can now boast
of one of the best equipped medical
corps of any organization OF its kind
in the country.
The most recent addition to its
splendid equipment is big Knox am.
bulance, the gift of the Fisk Rubber
company of Chicopee Falls, Mass.
The machine is one which was only
recently built for use at the big tira
plant, but upon learning Of the SOL
der boys need, the Fisk company
generously donated the entire outfit
to the regiment, many of whom were
formerly Fisk employees.
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To Be Hostess.

To Be Hostess.
Because of recent bereavement in
the family of Mrs. A. A. Bruce, Mrs.
B. e. Jones will join with Mrs. F. A.
Lair as hostess to the Monday club
at a luncheon Saturday afternoon,
June 9, in the home of Mrs. Lahr on
Avenue B. The luncheon was an
nOunced at the meeting of the club
last Monday.
Entertains School Friends.
Miss Violet Maynard entertained 10
of her high school friends this after
noon at a theater party at the Bis
marck. Following the show the guests
were entertained in the home Of her
brother and sister-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. E. Maynard, on Avenue A.
Games and music were the amuse-
ments and luncheon was served.
For the Misses Fisk.
Mrs. J. "A. Graham was hostess
this afternoon at her home on Sixth
street at prettily appointed bridge
party given in honor of the Misses
Helen and Doris Fisk, who leave the
last of the month to make their home
in Minot. The guests included linn
tied number of their intimate friends.
The hostess was assisted by her Sis
ter-in-law, Mrs. L. X. Thompson and
Mrs. T.. H. l.. Vesperman. Mrs. Ora
ham leaves Sunday evening for a
visit with relatives in Mime.
apolis, Chicago and Springfield.
Red Cross Musicale. T., ~.
This evening, at s O'Clock, in the
high school auditorium, Mrs, Wheeler
will present a number of her plp:.s
of the junior higl school age in re.
eta. for the benstit of the local ;'-t
Cross chapter A splendid program
has been arranged and the young, pa
triotic artists have spent consider
able time in preparing for the event.
number of the contributors are mu
sicians Of real talent. Gwendolyn
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WEIGH, Ruth Staley, Beryl Packard,
Alice Morrissey, Roberta Best and
Margaret Smith are among the per.
formers whose work has attracted at
tention among musicians. A silver
Offering will be lifted for the Rcd
Cross. The public is cordially invit-
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W. c. T. U. Meeting.

The Women's Christian Temper
ance union will meet Tuesday after
noon with Mrs. A. w. Snow of Six
tcenth street The honors for the
two prize essays will be awarded at
that time. The essays will also be
read