davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Calculating U

largarets uncle had taken a party
of small children nutting, and when
they were to distribute the nuts he
told one of the boys to give each child
so many hIrdfuls. Margaret would
not accept the nuts from this boy, say
ing she wanted her uncle to give the
nuts to her. He felt a little fiattered
to think she would take them from
no n but himself and asked why she
felt that way. She came over to him
and whispered: "'Cause, uncle, your
hands are bigger"
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pre-supper ablutions. Carolyn May
did not understand just what the
woman meant.
"Ahemi" snid Uncle Joe gruffiy.
"S'pose / ought tive read that letter
before. What's come Of it. Car1yn
May
But Just then the little girl was 30
deeply interested in what Aunty Ross
was doing that she failed to hear him.
Mrs. Kennedy brought out of the pam
try q tin pie plate. or which were
scraps Of meat and bread. besides a
goodly marrow bone.
"Tf you think the dog Is hungry,
FCariyn May" she said. you would
better give him this before we break
our fast"
"Oh. Aunty Rose I" gasped the little
girl, her sober face all a-smile. Hell
be delighted"
She carried the pan out to Prince.
When the door closed again. Mrs.
Kennedy went to the stove and In
stantly, with the opening OF inc cyen,
the rush of delicious odor from 1t
made Carolyn Mays mouth fairly
water.
Such iaky biscuit-two great pans
full Of the brown beautiesi Mr.. Stage
sat down at the table and actually
smiled.
The little girl took her Indicated
place at the table timidly.
Joseph Stagg.- said Aunty Rose
sitting down, TASK . blessing"
Uncle Joe's harsh voice seemed sud-
denly to become gentle az he rever-
emily said grace.
Mr.. Stage was In haste to eat and
get back to the store. "Or that Chef
Gormley will try to make q meal on
some of the hardware. / guess" he
said gioomily.
-Oh, dear me-. Uncle Joe" exclaimed
Carolyn nay. II ne did tnar. NED uie
OF indignation"
aHuhr OIL I guess 'twould cause
indiEestion.s agreed har uncla
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was all washed away and a fresh glow
came into her iowerlike face. Aunty
Rose watched her silently.
Such a digniHed. upright. unrespon-
sive woman as she seemed standing
there! And so particular, lei and
immaculate was this kitchenl
Carolyn May, as she dried her face
and hands, heard a familiar whine at
the door. II was Prince. She won
dered II she had at all broken the Ice
for him with Aunty Rose.
"Oh." the little girl unused, 81 won
der what she will say to a mongorel."
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Just as Mother Thinks.

Son (reading the paper)-There's no
use talking, dad. Absolute unity OF
command is essential to victory.
Dad-That's what your mother
thinks.-Life.
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A bright man usually looks on the
bright side Of life.
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CARULYN AND PRINCE MAKE THE ACQUAINTANCE OF
AUNTY ROSE, Mr.. STAGES HoUsEKEEPER

Synopsis-Her father and mother reported lost at sea when the
Dunraven, on which they had sailed Tor Europe, was sunk, Carolyn
May Cameron-Hannah's Caroyn-is sent from New York to her
bachelor uncle, Joseph Stagg at The Corners. The reception given
her by her uncle is not very enthusiastic.
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RECEIVING WAR CROSS

ne patriotic
spirit and devotion
with which Ameri-
can women have
so far performed
war-service work
and made sacrifices
has never been
~equalled in the
history of any
country. Mothers,
wives and sisters
support this burden
with strength and
fortitude. But
those who are al
ready miserable
from the COM
plants and weak
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joseph Stage 10 filled with die
may when he learns from q law
yer friend Of his brother-In-law
that Carolyn has been left pen
niless and has been censIsnsd
20 MS care. His frame Of mind
s-s .Se r.S":.s ~s;i TOR Caro-
lyn's future happiness.
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OUALITY/SWORTHTHE
PRICE IT ASKS
-OF-
lUSIC AND FINE ARTS
H. j. SPINDLER, Director.

QUALITY is not simply arbitrary rule.
Hunts Shoes than makes of simply be-
the Hunt posibh a The
hese il regulated by defn ite Cost
The workmanship that Hunts Shoes actually
the factory than the retail cheaper grades Of shoes
Hunts worth and worth mors
than shoes that sell for smaller price.
Whenever
they YOU the
has the shoes Why should make yourself penty
YOU like durability And it takes better quality of
materials workmanship careful designing and
thorough inspecting this quality than does
of cheap
If worth than another there al
yard and others will
dollars the difference
would show itself and would eventually itself
durability.
the with Hunts Shoes The price charged not based all
that these because better
workmanship them
better satisfied
The definite rules Hunts Shoes
you for the for dollar put INTO henore
nickel And
value out of put into shoes then every
certainly buying pnnys worth and dollar getting dollars
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CARD PARTIES. CLUBS

festival to be held In Peterboro
\ IL IN June, 1919. at the home Of
oar great American composer. Ed.
ward Macpowell
Should there D., IN large cities
. " great number VI contestants. a pre
/ llminHry contest similar to the state
contest viii I've arranged by ioca
committee in the city This con.
test to precrdc the one under the di.
'rcciion of tho state president The
I three winners from this preliminary
| 'onteS, must enter the state contest
S Should there he only oye con
'eatant the state chairman shalt ap.
point three Judges, who shall hear
ana properly grade the contestant
FOR entrance into tho district contest
p No contestant viii be per.
mitted to enter the district contest
who has not previously been heard
and Judged by jury in the state.
Report of which must he sent 10 the
district chairman not later than
January I, 1919
state contests must he held ia each
state between the first Of November
ls'S and January |. 1919 Report
OF state chairman must he In hands
OF national chairman before January
10. 1919 %
District contests must be held In
the ten districts between March 1
and May l. 1919 Report OF district
chairman to he In the hands OF the
national chairman before May 10,
iPl9,
10 No winner In a former dis.
.trlct contest may contest gain unI.ss
prevented from an appearances In the
Iesllvsl Dy illness or death In the
family
state winners may enter IN. stat.
contests again and proceed through
the contests.
II Contestants must enter their
own state contests,
". The committee reserves the
fisht 10 reject any contestant. sysn
though given the highest marklnRs
II IN the opinion OF the Jury, the per.
iormanoe IL not up to the required
standard.
public. -" WV
IL, A small sdmittance fee NAV
he charged and may be usee TO de.
Tray expenses OF the contests.
Piano.
I. Bach
Chrometio Fantasy aud Fusue,
Toecato Fuaue ID Minor. Arranged
by Tausis
Fantasy and FuEus, a Minor. Ar
ranged by Liszt.
Prelude and Fusue In u Miner.
Zach Busoni.
A Minor Prelude and Pusue. Ar.
ranged by llsst,
Italian coneert6. or y
Beethoven
Sonata Opus ~. No. O..
sonata Opus al Nos. 2 and a,
sonata Opus ga.
sonata Opus 81.
Sonata Opus 81.
Sonata Opus 90.
2. Chopin
Noeissns In G Minor or O MAJOR
tln thtrdsl. 80
Nocturns IN D Flat MAJOR.
Nocturne 10 E Major.
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! H. o. Isah T. N>~r>

room and in addition eval smallC
oISS we're placed on the snn por n
! tOF the accommodation Of the guess
The tables were attractive IN decora
tiouS Of white roses aud gre..
lAaSsed IN the center and the light
! vas fIom more than hundred
green cathedral candles The place
: cards were designed In the einbiens
OF ireland After dinner, Mrs. Al
Farmer, costumed as Saint Patrick,
disposed OF favors from a huge Jack
liorntr pie for be benSfit OF The HE'D
Cross A Roodly sum OF money was
realized The remainder Of the eve
nine was spent In dancing Mrs,
Henry \. Greis proved u mos,
gracious and tactful hostess and her
large party Of adds added not n
little to the happiness OF the guests.
DANES John 4 Arnold Victor
walker kump O leRser. q. $.
Avery Grant Il Mccullough. J. T..
Croabic, John n Markham. Ir..
Frank \ Haskell. Harry l.. Fttx.
gerald. Robert NJ Moody. Wells q.
Montgomery, II, q, smi,S. Harry &.
Tyrrell W. l.. plckey r X. Smith,
George = Bole, John Il. Anderson.
Lee Clinton. e, " swanson. George
NJ Watts Dick Payne. Cvint Moore,
!. Warren Sanders, " II kiser
Edward A. Ross, Charles w Flint.
Presley q. Walker Ir, Thomas
Chestnut, Charles Qulnlan, william
Miller Ross, Arthur L. Murphey. g.
V Parrish. John Nj Chick, D.
f.. McMahan. John v. Fisher
4, W. Hammill. j. l.. Nc
Mahon. Joseph T. Luntry.
James n Robinson. Earl ". sin
clair, Frank L. Moore, RAY N. col
lins, Lynn T.. Wallace, He bert H.
Mason, Frank II. Greer. Arch l..
Smith. Frank l. Louis, Or. aud Mrs
w Albert Cook, pr. and Mrs J
Raymond purdlck. Dr and Mrs. A..
tert w. Roth, Or and Mira &. -.
Hoblnsor, Mr., and Mrs George
Cook New York; Mr. aud Mrs Alb
bott Pittsburgh, Pa Mr.. and Mrs.
Ellirghousen. Sapulpa; Mt. and Mrs
A. W. Brown. Fleasant,i lille. Pa. NJ.
and Mrs. George II. Jeffrils. Charles
ten. H.; Mr.. and Mrs y. ~. Quinn.
shreyepDrt, La; Mesdames l.. ".
Miskefi, J. ". McEwen, Clarence J,
Ilin1ypnn. l.. q c. Hunter. Ralph ".
Jane Hubbard. bradford,
Pa; Misses christins McEwcn. Mae
rvsrs, Gertruds Connolly, Ethel
Crosbie. Rebscoa Haskell. Mangue-
rlt" Moran Mary Bols MccaDdles,
Los ANGELES; Campbell. chatta aooKs.
Tenn: Messrs. Al FirmsR Roland
Hunter, Stanley ZAhn, bird q. Nc.
iuirc Don Oaksa. Robert Jeffries,
", ~ Grels, J. ". Evans Edgar
Meran. John r. woods I'd. nr. Dan
el W white. John Caldwell. Titus
,ille. Pa; Edgar Wallace. New York
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DINNERS DANCES

Give me the scorn Of the stars and peak defiant:
Give the scorn of the stars md peak defiant.
Vail of the pines and wind with the shout of giant
Night and trail unknown and heart reliant
So give me strong right arm for wrongs swift
rghting.
Staye of a song on my lips as my sword is shifting
Death in my boots maybe but fighting fighting.
Robert w. Service
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Any ballad. sonata, scherro. or
any Etude, or
Schuman---
sonata q Minor or = sharp Minor.
Eiudes symphoniuues.
Carnvl. opus r.
O. MacDowell.--
Les Orientals
Witches Dance.
March Wind Etudc or auv move
ment from any sonata,
Arne Oldberg-~
sonata In u Flat Minor. Opus "a
Sonata A Major.
Violin.
Bsch--one movement from any
OF the six sonntss for violin alone.
OF Que movement from q compost
uon by Vitali, Corelli, Tartini Mo.
zar,, Vivaldi. puEneni. or other early
composer.
Group o.
Vieuxtemps- Concerto 40. 4, ID
Minor, first movement, or
Wienlaw<ti---Con oncerto No. 2. ID
Minor. first movement. or
lalo--Concerto, ID Minor, first or
W. W s'N ''ihH tuofFUttut, UF Ouf
movement from any OF thc standard
ooncertos not submitted by the ucn-
tcstant for Group No. I. II the
movement is chosen. either the pre.
ccding or relieving quick move.
msnt must be played,
Group d.
sarssate---zigeuner wissen, or
Beethoven--Romances. o. ~
liubay--zephyr.
v0tcc,
Group L.
one air by Handel. TAfosart.
0luok OF an early italian composer,
Group a.
Selections from any ora,orio.
Group b.
Aria from any opera IN any
lsnEuase, or two sonss. one German
or French, and one Enslish.
N. B---owins 70 The fact that the
vocal contests are open to ali ycices,
the COMMITTEES desiGnatss the styls
OF oompAsition only. allowing the
contestant tho choice Of sonsposi.
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DIN NERS.

The saint Putri,k's dinnar-dance
of the country club last evening at
tractod the largest crowd OF tho tea .
son dni II WITS tho first time In ssv-
,rnl mcnths that there has heen \
seiublence OF gayety at the club. Tre
opportunity offered for a few hour,
r'l1Natlon from the thot OF wnr
preparation vas welcomed by more
than l6O guests and the affair was
exceedingly pretty and drlight'uy
Two large tables, in the form 3f
'hamroCks were set In the dining
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In honor uf her departure for Mai
rietta, ohio, on Saturday Mrso Ida
Vessel who for soue time has hten
ryesident of the. Tulsa Stars club.
wrs fenaerea q plea SAINT surprise by
her fellow club memhers Tharsday i
IN ethe honsA Of Mrs..-.l rr,imkn
Nixon. .,lForN of the woprp Were
Iassemhlet ako>x }kfrs d. nkfine n
'te NpS0 withs. III
KnittiffF Snu INFORMAL pasfimaF ~
cupied the hours from unut n
whrn a refreshhert course waH
served Mrs Jesstl was presented
with a handsome ivory conb and
brush set. Matruns who made up
tho farewell party were Mesdamw
Elizabeth Kern. w y. Norvell. W
y Slayton. g. NJ. Trowhridge. NJ. ".
Hamilton, II. = Tefinnnt NJ Wal
ter, T. " Steffens, Adah Walker. A.
G. Spitznagliet John Walker. A. g.
Spitznaglc. H. % Green. " NJ. WAY,
q. w Mlnsinger. W q. llannisy A
NJ Dirk. y, y Wylie. J 4 McEntire
". Callahan. j. G. lloskins. John
Meisenhacher. VI H. Condor. Clar-
ence Fast. y. W. ilailey, Emma Fast
ID. D. Mlckleson, Harry Hudson. 10
Iaruc Hak.r, Frank Wolf Frank q.
SHomau. W T.. Seaman. W. e..
Thuer and Mrs John Meisenbacher
H. II Green w J. slayton. John
walker and Nixon,
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Mt. ana Mrs p. r. HoyiS Of the
wary bfockman apartments an-
m"uh'e the approaching marriage OF
,nelr daughter Olga Ruth to Ir. e.
Ernest Hammer OF Tulsa. The wed d
d4ng viii be quietly celebrated sat.
urday, March 80.
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hours from : To ware devoted 20
army knitting Light refreshments
were served.
Mrs Harry Maxwell nnd iho
MlsseH liLEcl Nix. ScXaucr. Sdith
Frost chapuroned by Mrs Murray
y Ausseil An1 Mrs q, |. Frost will
50 to Camp Duniphan some time
during the next ten days to present
a program entertainment for men In
the cantonment II is Also planned
10 visit Camp Funston and the
roNas cantonment Mr Charles
and viii make nll the arrangements
for their coming,
TIN federated .womcn's clubs or
the third OklahSfha district V'ili
hold lts annuH. meeting at PnwhuH-
km May 49, ~ IS, and IN has been
the custom a display.soi school grt
~ Az be made a Hnong feature. Mrs,
n Erank Y To'rnennI ~ ehnirIrun II
the art committee The following
exhibits are requested by tho are
committee Prizes and honurs viii
ke awardcd
Glass a - Prize Portrait OF Wash
Nl'Elbn Nv 'fllhFl EAuAfN
Aware fJr hes' exhibit OF
school art from my school IN 'the
district.
2-Bluc ribbon honors FOR second
test exhibit
'CThc entire aehool exhibit FROM
my city Is 10 be limited 20 = sheets
mount board 22N2s lnchcSj
Class 4 Gold Medll--Gif, Of
a. l..Vt
awarded as prize for bsst war poster
dos gued and executed by any pupli
from the schools of tho district
Cinss g. Rronze Mednl--Iltt or
Mrs w n. sill district president
awarded az prize FOR
q -llcst rShiiit Of drawing from
nature study executed by pupils Ia
the grades of any school In the dis
trict
Blue ribbon horors for serord
hest exhibit grade pupils not q" rN-
Cecd six sheets moun' board - ~
inches o|
3--Silver medal FOR best war post
cr executed by any pupil from the
grades OF the district
I--Rronae medal awarded for best
'irawing other than poster executed
hN ttUF Vbpli ll'li INV hl'N'' ~ wv
district
Isahlhlfs and I limited 20 ono
mount hoard 22x2s iuc'.cs
There vIll bG but on" prl1e Of.
fored Tor oach club exhibit this
sptiuR and that is thrift stamps viii
- awarded for the best cxhihits ~
Red Cross supplies made hy the
~ any club IN 'hc III triri
l.. ID
ed the second best exhibit 80 club /
Shibit mas utain duplicate are Z
'lclry
The board ~ dlreftprs N iho county
detention nome Tuesday morniug az
the humane ofhrc Iu the ruurthous" .
for The purpose 81 completing tr- .
'0T annual t1g duN
b. d
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CLIBS.

Miss Marie Colbert hostess for last
weeks meeting OF the Bon Tcmp'
club, entertained the members in the
home OF Miss Josephine Irwin. Thurs.
day evening. The season Of 81. Pat.
rick, was honored In the decorations
of shhmrocks and the green and
white color scheme was followed la
the supper appointments The hours
were spent In knitting Young women
OF the party were; Misses Nell Cor
bin, Ann Cornelius. Alma Woodl ri.
Elva Hammersly Louise Mayo Cor
relia Brown, Clcmcntine lirown.
Mary MCNulty, LEONE ERans Mar
gueria Mangan, Irene Roop. Agnes
Dunigan.
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ANNDt\C \CEMENTS

The date OF the Akaka Kama
cub informal dance announced for
SATURDAY, has been. advanced one
day tn Friday. March O.
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Tho rarN MIR Cart Alton l'r-s.
tom
nu the Mountain Top poro,h,
E,lcrlrru
Lutte Masqueradcrs Ann, E.a.
gen
rrclc Corps poroth, M,c,s
Soue OF the kaNdid- MHdrol
Arn.or
Bows oo parade -ontberne Gun.
/ nlrgham
rran-postur Mciod, ,n nl' De,sl
ll,1cr Marion
'rho straw I.Idc Pauline Han
Geek
Spurr Flowers Rath Brouu.
ParcaIulie tTaleS uf llofrmnul --
| Doroth"a Elliott
! over the INNS Thrlma Lce.
Angel liarps Helen Morton
IlmmpR Brd Marjorie Alum
This afternoon NJ u'rlocS AZ
/ Henry Kendall college an organ re-
Citnl ~ American composers win he
given by John knowles Weaver. or
ganist. assisted hY Miss clara nd
d'scn, soprano. The program. con-
sisting ~ classic, popular and pa
/ triotic numbers with an illustration
OF negro ana lnul'n toN sonsF In
lAs follows
Second suite '...J James II. Rogers
thl Preamble -'
thC Theme AMI NtriltionS
" HS'"'"'e'
,dl srhefEo
'el EP''osur
Swing Low Sweet Chariot Co.. Diton
Concert caprice Edward Nrri,er ,,,,ei
Mr. Weaver .
Nocal ........,,.,........ Selected
March OF the Shades ......,....
....... .....,.,. Edwin u. pierce
ReVerie ....... Carrie Jacobs Bond
America De-, Oncert Variations ,,.
.....r... .lNs..,....st. v flngier
MIR Weaver
-
n ~ cho,, r,'S' dIrcc,od m1,"o Nv Mrs A "
Hine who win he at the organ viii
sing tbe fotlowing programs.
Unn NiNG
p,sIuJ. "tmnrovlsation''
whitney
,n,t.,,-,,t utit E,toi -rhss"
N"'''"' W." por,er
',,...,.,'',, 49," a,iv.,
o..
'''o '"'' ''' wary ,rnrner sai,sr
M'Hs fl"''"'' "'''' A,o,
i"s''uoc ',..,,,,.,,
nH''>' n.,..,
,u' ,.,, 81 NJ cro., uays Tak.
Ms IIine
o,,"r,or,. yssna, ttvo,r Trustte
snto oII,va y,, I,orxotten uod"
UabrIel
Robert N. I,ebew, Jr,
postlude.
------
The music for todayH services OF
First Christian church as arranged
and announced by Mrs Euishe
Parks, In as t0llows.
MoRNlNu'
IIelune---lArto IA, -, 80 Nhop'"
uiie't"rf'r ih'''e '''"tus.
80, ',,,.,t 'sl..., '"
a. naa nrs rhar,.. X IesIie
postlnda Wagner
EVENING
pyelnde--In Crepuscuie gmith
Offertory-Lullsby .Keriulf
Violln-Ca ... Bohm
Mr. Charles T. Iaughton.
Quartet savior. When Night IN,
wolves the Hkies' ,,..,.' 'theley
Pos,lude ,,....''....''.. donnod
Ahhouhoeuen. mas uee" nav" No., W
w Na''"nu' re",.A.,o" s,..,s
for young professional musicians 10
be held during the coming fhll' IN
making this announcement, he
federation desires 10 cal attention 70
the success OF FORMER contesh ana
It's bellef In the VAlne OF tne Worh'
not only to the Young musicians VINO
are assisted put to inc tederation as
an orRhhizStion the young mus
clan, VINO hhd advanced 80 ihr III
proficiency ms TO merit puDho ap-
pearnnce, was presented 10 the pup
nc. ana also lhe pubiio hhd mos,
conclusive hefnohStrsuon OF the TACT
not heretofore perfectly underS,ood'
that We nave III America hsn
lass OF teachers ana Htudenu ana
lhat II ~ not necessary 10 go away
from America 10 tlnd the pest OF
both.
Prospective contestants are asked /
10 send their names TO Mrs. j. Wood |
Glass or Nowata. state chairman
Conditions Of the contest are ne
follows
!. Contestants must be trained In /
america.
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! 1D7xTfEs."
>>su&s 49, -

s~~>SS$
Young women OF the Roxsna unit
Of the Red Cross viii sntertair with
war benefit dance Thufsday eve
ming at Convention hall.
-~@----~
The Narcim,aH Iolvk and iu frlsnls
will dance iHf0qhYdfty Thursday evo-
snins.
Mr. end Mrs. Samuel w. Chansy
entertfined informally Wednesday y
evening for Mrs l.. J. Husted Of
Kansas CITY, the gues, OF Mira. y. W.
Jacobs and Messrs o. T.. Chaney
John n Van Tine md A. Eichler 81
New York. serRt. Harry Crooks who
came In unexpectedly from Camo
Doniphan. Fort Gill. also was an hon
or guest. Cards and dancing filled
the evening hours with pleasantly
and refreshments were served. Ma
irons. girls and men Of the marty
were Messrs. and MeSdames ThAo-
dore Carmnn Charles I,oomis. VII
liam A. Lggers. Albert Ioomis r.. w
Jacobs: Misses Ann Cornelius Mabel
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CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE.

o------------------- f,
= shipment OF fresh candles from
mhtshau FIELDS, Chicago, has just
peen received ~ the superior tea
room. II You have never tried the
Fieid candles. give them . trial
now ADV.
----~s-------.-r--s-----~ 40
The Superior tee room, spsei,itsss
on lunchson pRrtiss. iarnv D. small.
and : o'clock tsr, Tor atter-s sAoafof
gashertnes- You un1os btedly wlll
be pIeassd with the rssnu. appelnt-
msnu ana service, ,--AAy Z.
---~----~-~------------.- ---.---
= Msnn's Hat ghsp psw home. ~
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"Wednesday.
Meeting OF History and Literature
club in homo of Mrs ], w. smith
Drama league meeting in library
Friday.
Jane Addams chautauqua meet b.
ing library.
saturday.
Akak3 Kama club is host Of dane
ing party In knights Columbus
ballroom
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Election of Officers was observed
by n chapter. =. r a. % IT. regular
meeting "wednesday 1fterVann with
Mrs. PercNal T.. Magve AZ hostess.
MrFEJohn NJ chick was choftu TO
the presidency: Mrs Charles l.. waite
vas made vice president, Mrs Way-
ren u. Abbott. recording secretary,
Mrs Clarence ~ Coggeshali. cores
pondtnE secretary. Mrs " " Ran
dolph. treasurer Ten was served
following the business session. wrth
Mrs j. w Witwer sister Of the hos
tess. as an additional guest
Z, There will be speoia rnllrd met
inE ~ the Drama league Nednes
day morning !n the ASSEMBLY room
OF the library
Mrs u L. Scit1 was hostess of "a
pleasant meeting OF the Sans Spuci
club Friday afternoon when lhrta
tables Of five hundred were PLAYED
MIR. Albert A. Kennedy made high
score Luncheon was served nt the
card tables pretiily decorated 20 car
~ out the Saint Patritk's idea. Mes
DANES W - Williams 4 q. ilaw-
kins. g VI Myers and jack son of
Miami we're guests. Airs, J. g. Mitch
ell Will entertain the club this wcck
Annual election ~ Officers I'm the
Utopia club. took place, Ncdnc-day
afternoon when the members me
In the home ~ Mrs X V Allen
Mrs l. ~ Lowry Was made presi-
dent. Mrs o.. 5 Mu1iy. Vice prcsi.
den5 Mrs J J. DeShane. trelsur'r
Mrs -. T. Chancellor sccrefar,
Mrs Iueila cup. corresponding SEQ
retarS The club. members of vhiDu
long since took up war relicL vile
devote the spring and summer
months 20 tho making ~ larrifes fDf
lBelgiHr redef
Tulsa stars club IS strong met 81
MasOni, hall "wednesday afternoon.
wheu Mesdames Joseph brgunt
Orien Taylor Walter Callahan. Fred
Sieper. Victor Oberhfzer and
George Santrock we're hostesses The
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TuE WEEk'S CALENDAR.
SUNDAY

SUNDAY
John knowles Weaver presents
,,gsn recital from American rom-
noscrs Henry Kendall auditorium,
Miss Wyndham assisting
Monday.
Nrs pcrc,val Il. Mugee IN hostess
of luncheon for Ruskin Art club In
her home.
Grown Seal ChRutauquR meeting
MI library. Miss Prentice, leader
Tuesday.
Columbia chduauqua meets, Mrs.
Burns leader.
Qud l.ibet club meeting with Mr.,
and Mrs g. C. simmons Of Walker
spartWvnts.