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berger have aA thcir wock end guests
! Mr.. ana MI Robert mccoy "I
| Dumr,rht Mrs James II. kch lor
| ~ MuskuEce viii come on Munddi
/ for tho day IN the home of MT hu0
Mrs ShairnDcrger
/ Mr and Mrs G. W Flint have ~
their gIcHls Mrs EuuiH mother
Mrs Fred Kelley Of Nlniia, and Mr.
ana Mrs Charles q. lUnt ~ Jo-
hausbury w., purruS ~ Mr. Filut
who arc cu route homo after "A win
tcr's stay In Florida
Misses Natalie BrOnch, Alice
stfouvcllc and Mnyme Lawson went
on yesterday TO Muskugoe 10 attend
tho haskcibull iuuruHmCnt Tho
girls viii remain Oycr the woek-cud
~ Rues'A In the home OF Mr. and
Mrs Gabe Iark'r
Lieut. nnd Mrs. Loo Powers are
leaving today At the conclusion of
a visit with Nj and Mrs John j..
Han, for St I"uls 10 remain for a
bricf umo with MIRA. Powers par.
eniE. Mr. ana Mra j. ! Frey. before
going on 10 their new home IN
lA''llNN' ~
Mrs. ] ". orr has returned froh
a few days visit In ~ Louis, nc
compnnicd by her son Mr. Harold
g orr. "A student Or tho University
Of Illinois. Champaign, who viii re-.
main at home for IL few days,
Mr. and Mrs Frank / Louis have
Fatttff,YI fFft.. a -. fA tIAg
accompanied by Mrs IOuH SISTER,
Mira Harry Gable, ot Marion, Ind,
who rs to be their guest for several
weeks.
Mira ] Arthur Hun IL leaving this
evening for sew York whore Hho
goes 10 await tho arrival from
France ~ Mr. Nun, who is en- route
home. after several monthS service
in iho y. NJ G. A.
Mrs Iro Clinton entertained In.
formally Saturday afternoon when
Hho Ind group of dozen mntrons
n7 guests IN honor ~ Mrs Thomas
Mclean OF Little Rock. Ark. Mrs
hansbury. VI. parents OF MIR. Flint.
Misses Dorothy NcnHcl, Elizabeth
HrOach and Ora Weaver and Mary
Cartwright. chaporOned by Mrs. DO
Verne NenHcl and Mrs. A. NJ. Weav-
er, attended the basketball tourna-
ment In Muskogce yesterday.
Mrs Frank W Dlllard and baby
daughter Jean have returned from
"A short visit In MuHkoGcc, nCCompa-
MED by Miss Hazel Barring, who Is
10 be their guest for "a few days.
Mira Frank W Dillard and baby
daughter Jean are In MuskOgce for
"A week end visit with Mlss Hazel
linrling, who viii accompany them
home TO remain Tor few days
Mrs Mckcrlal Wodolf and little
daughter, MARY Elizabeth, are eN-
pectod toonrrive shortly from Neills-
Vile, VIA, TO iuln MIR Rodof In
again making ths city their home.
Mrs Andrew IT. smith and Miss
Dorothy Smith arrived yesterday
from Grove CITY, ia. To spend a
month with their daughter and sis
ter. Mrs. Herbert II, Gamble
Misses Marian HillIggsley, Lucille
Downic. Mary Meredith and Marthcl
Mays have returned tn Muskogee.
after n visit In the homo OF MIR, and
Mrs, j. II. MaNey.
Mrs Frank !. Tack is expected
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been doing since their entry into the
war. Professor Stuart sums up
China's attitude thus:
/. The Chinese people have but
l!ttlc interest In world politics. Their
interest has always been In the. m oral
Issues OF human nature Only
through the expression OF America
ideals had th$y come to grasp the
fundamental meaning OF the titanic
struggle between might and right
>. America Is admired and trusted
with pass tomato fervor. Tho Chinese
see In us the hitherto unrealized
ideals OF their ancient sages.
,. The issue OF the war ought 20
lead TO a change OF attitude in China
toward Christianity. Already the
Chinese are responding with keen
appreciation TO Christian interpreta-
ton OF the war.
I. Christian principles applied at
the peace conference,to the presenta- p
tion OF the far east {problcms will be
shrewdly and hopefully followed by
the Chinese. who can view these dis
cussions and decisions far more In
trlligently than the preceding mill
tary events,
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Personals

Mls Myrtle Teh'on who hos been
resident ~ Tulsa the past three
years, left on Friday night for New
York where she will visit for an In
definite time before going to Los
Angeles. again tn make her home
Miss Eaton goes 10 spend some time
WIKI the mother and other rrlhtivcs
OF late fiAnco Dr Uichnrd Mana.
field, 10 whom she wins 10 have been
married shortly Doctor Mansfield
died March Ia hospital at Tours
France ~ pneumonia. with which he
was attacked month previous.
Prior 10 that time h" had spent rev-
cral weeks In the hospital recover
ing after motor accident ana II r.
presumed his weakened condition
made him an easy prey Of pnou-
monia The young physician was
given fun military funeral and wDs
laid TO rest In Tours
Mrs J. - Campbell opened
bor homo for pleasant gathering
~ members Of The Young Women 4
guild OF FIRST Presbyterian church,
Friday evening, when 80 girls were
In attendance Miss Charlotte wash
inEtdn ana Mlas West were In charge
" the music for the evening follow
ing which Miss Hanson conducted
the first Of a Hcrieg Of four Lessons on
"NrprcBentAiivc Women of tho
Bible Tho three remaining les.
sons will be studies following u picnic
supper March ~. 10 ana 20 at $40
o'clock In the evening, at tho church.
The annual meeting and banquet Of
tho society will bo held Friday
April o.
Mrwov Margaret Campbell Grnce
Connolly, Mildred Rogers Maxine
Day. Clara Kramer, Dorothy Davis
Elizabeth Kramer. and Maxine
hnSey, chapcroned fv tho lhitor's
mother. Mrn. J. II. Mhxcy. left yes.
terday for Musk ogre "a attend tho
basketball tournament and spend
tho week end with friends
Mrs w. e Rogers haa returned
from Winfield. KansnH. whore she
was called by tho last illnoc' OF her
father, Mr.. H. E Wallis She was
accompanied by her sister. Miss
Fn nc@ wallis, who will remain here
for short timn. before going on
to her home In Philadelphia
Mrs r. /. Steenrod loft on Fri
day for Hastings, Nob,, Wherc she
was called on account OF the Illness
OF her mother, Mrs. n. H. Potter.
Mira Potter In confined I'm tho homo
OF Mrs. y. w. Elder. another daush-
ter, and her condition Is quito
serious
=aH=
Mr., and Mrs. Arthur LippA were
notified during tho week Of tha death
on Wednesday OF Mr.. Ralph Hnws
" Pittsburgh, Pa. husband OF Mrs
Llppa's sister. Mr., Haws passed
away after a protracted illness OF
pneumonia lie is survived by his
wife and two young children.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank II ShalIsn-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-09
ARKANSAS MAY YET VOTE
ON A NEW CONSTITUTE

LITTLE ROCK. Ark. M,,,A
Although 1t adopted a resolu,ionV'
Monday declaring the lcri,I,,~
had no authority to submt y.
posed constitution TO the peo,l. ~ ?"
state senate today passed a III u
viding for resubmission Of ,h. W
stitution defeated last Octyb,r gy ~
vote was IT TO l2. II
The house recently indcf,r.
postponed a similar bilP hut nv.
sure on various members lg s,'Ie
have given the senate m,lsurs
good chance OF passage In ~ ~
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OMAHA. Neb., March S-Renlt
are going up in Omaha Members
or the HnIldinE Owners and Mana.
gers association announce they have
found that tho cost OF upkeep has
advanced from 90 10 100 per cent
owners of detached housca and du-
pick flats say they probably will
raise their rates from 10 to 20 per
cent
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yureniic

Mary ana Ecrnlcn walker enter
tanned Robert u. Loe chapter. Child
rcn Of the Confcdcrncy. Frdiy
evening IN the home Of their par
ent- Mr. and Mrs William H.
walker In Maple Ridge. MrsdHmer
Louis cohen. lack HRm"l Ora l'pp.
and Miss Katherine Courtney were
HfIp~iS
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Parties

Miss Margaret johnson entertained
"A party OF young folk Friday evening
In compliment 10 Sergt. Albert Gavin.
who has lately returned from France.
Girls and men OF tho number were
Misses Esther lIandiey, Sallie Lam
beth Pauline Temples. Esther Har-
rls Mildred Elliott Lieut.. A. q.
Montgomery, Lieut. Ralph HandIey,
Hergt j. w Crayse. Sergeant Gown,
hessrs. George Coe and Fred Woods,
-
Mr., and Mrs. G. L. Holland opened
their homo on Thursday evening TO
group OF Kendall college girls. who
reside nj Kemp lodge. The peven
young women who were guests OF
the pleasant affair. are members OF
Mr., Hollands class In tho Prcsby-
terian sunday school.
Mrs E. Il, Cruys Mi~os vanetta
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Must Pay Moro Alimony

An order was made by judo. +
J. Martin in the superior court S.,
urday in the case OF Add!e Win,
against Charles NJ. Willard re,u.
ing the defendant TO pay tho mn,
OF S25 per month az additional .U
mony pending tho trial OF the ca
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-09
New Dcntrorrr Launched

NEWPORT NEWS. Va. March
Tho destroyer John Y. Mason W,
launched here today. being chris,cna
by Miss Mary Mason williams grs,'
granddaughter OF John Y. Me-,
secretary OF the navy In the ca1iDs,
OF Presidents Tyler and Polk.
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Jones and Margaret Allen are to on
terthin tho faculty and students Of
Henry kendall college Saturday
afternoon In Is ,rnp lodge.
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/ TO arrive today from New York "a
Jd'n Mr. Tack for an indefinite stay
They viii reside at the Ketchum
hotcL
Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil smith Will
return this evening to Springfield.
Mo, after n visit with Mr. Smiths
mother, Mrs Eva Smith 32i2 East
second. who has been quite III.
Mrs r. OTIS McClintock, Ia re.
covering after an operation for the
removal Of his ton~,ls
Mrs W r. Brown and Mrs.
Charles T. Hopkins are home from
hnn~S City, ~hero they spent the
week.
Mrs G + Ashley and ilttle son let,
Friday FOR a visit TO Mra. Aahley's
mother. Mrs 9, A. Necl. In Houston.
TcNuS.
Mrs Gmce CUT OF San Antonio.
Texas. is tho guest 81 Mrs A. l..
Turner, 10 East Jasper
Mss Darby ot Nuskore. cone ~,
Friday to spend wcek win NJ
and Mrs 7 ! Darby OF Tho Gal
lais apartments
Mrs u. q Morrison or the Hen
r''''' apartments Is leaving today
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A. least II different processes and
much intricate machinery are In
volved In tho manufacture OF a COM
mon match.
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Mr.. and Mrs r.. Constantin are
home from trip 10 New Orleans.
Mrs II u Reed OF ozark Mo,
II the guest OF Mrs. A. G. Adams.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-09

Mrs. Isabel Levin has as guest
her father. Mr.. Bernard Hakin OF
Kansas city.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-09

Mr.. and Nina =. ". MallOy have
zone for a few days trip to Kansas $
city.
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Dr. and Mrs. q. A. Wall removed
Yesterday to their new home at llbl
North Cheyenne avenue.
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Received big $hipmcnt OF hats.
he on display all next week Mullins
Millinery store, ji4 East Third Adv.
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Miss Lucille and Leslie Johns are
In Msskogee. their former home,
for an over Sunday visit
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Music for Sundays services ~
FIRST Methodist church Includes two
programs arranged by Mrs. Marie
NJ nlnc, ns follows:
Morning
prelude, "Can1onctta" ..... .Lynes
Response, The LORDS Prayer
Uffertory Anthem, hide Thou
Me- ..,,.,,s ..,...,... liyntt
rostlude ......,. ...,.. i,oret
Evening service
Prelude. "Jubllatc Deo ....... Silver
Anthem, ''rhe Radiant Morn"
Observation-Disclosures. Woodward
ofiertary, Deep river, Hurleigh
Duet, Come Unto Me-. Campnhn
Nisa DUNCAN ana Mr.. HolllngsworTh h
rostludU. Grand Choeur" spence
Another addition 10 mndc circles
~ recent date is Mr Austin Thorn
ley, formerly ~ New York, who has
opened studio for voice instruc-
ilon In the city Mr ThornIey'A
voice IN n baritone OF excellent
quality and tone and he promises
10 attain considerable popularity
both rs a soloiBt and in choral
singing
Mr.. Thornley, received practically
all his training abroad where he
studied In England. Germany,
France ana italy, graduating under
Signor Pedro CASTILLO OF Florence
He was for three seasons with tho
Montreal Grand Opera company
md concertiEed for several seasons
since arriving In Tulsa he has idon-
tifed himself with tho Apollo club
and other musical organizations
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-09

for vi<t with hcr daughter. Mrs
Jcrrs Locke OF Muskogce.
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to arrive today from New York 20
ION MIR Tack for an Indefinite stay
They viii reside at the ketchum
hOteL
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-09
OF Interest to
Women
Music and Art

hntdlHo .,..,.,r.r.,. .,.t,, Schubert
Mclodla ......... t.,.,....,.. iiaA
Pulp SevaNta
Aria ..............., Selected
Edwin Swain
Prelude In - Minor ........ chopin
Selected ............,... Chopin
Norturnt In & Minor ...,. .,. Chopin
aud SchcrAo In u Fiat Minor Chopin
Josef Martin
My Lovely Celia ,....,..., Higgins
! Heard "A cry .....,..,,.. Rogers
Ealynure Ballad ..,..... Old Irish
Passing by .........s..,. Purcell
Edwin swain
IHrCarOla .............. Ob~rthW
S'hrrEo ,.., ,,,.....,.., BeUntih
selected ..,........ ....s..,,.--
rhillp Seyasta
Three FOR Jack .........,. Squire
The WatRonor ..... Breyille- Smith
My lash VIE .........,. kecdham
Edwin swain
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Mrs u. = Morrison or the Hen
r'''" apartments Is leaving today
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Mr< E. E, cruys, Mi~os vanet.a
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Mr., and Mrs Frank II shallsu
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Mrs r. !. Steenrod loft on Fri
day for Hastings. Nob. where she
was called on account OF the Illness
OF her mother. Mrs. u, H. Potter,
Mra. Potter In confined In tho home
OF Mrs. y. w, Elder. another daugh-
ter, and her condition Is quito
serious
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-09

Misses Marian HllligRslcy. Lucille
Downic, Mary Meredith and Marthcl
Mays have returned tn Muskogee. @
after n visit In the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. J. II. MaNey
Mrs. Frank l.. Tack IL expected
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berger btyo aH thcir Weekend g'irH'r.
Mr.. and MI Robert Mccoy or
Drumrirht Mrs James r. kcaion
~ MuskDgcn viii come on Monday
for tho day IN the home of Mr. anu
Mrs ShaarnUCrErr
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Misses Natalie BrOnch, Alice
stfouvcllc and MAyme Lawson went
on yesterday 10 Muskpgoe 10 attend
tho haEkctball iuuruHmCnt The
girls viii remain 0ycr the woek-cuh
~ RuesA In the home OF Mr. and
MrA Gabe IATkfr
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MrF Gnce Cuff OF san Antonio
I'AS is tho guest 81 Mrs A l.
turner, ll6 East Jasper.
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Mira Frank W Dillard and baby
daughter Jean are In MuskOgce for
n week k-ond yig.t with Mbs lIazel
inrling. who viii accompany them
home TO remain Tor few days
The Washington herald., 1919-01-30
HOROSCOPE.
THURSDAY, JANUARY 30, 1918.

During the busy hours of this day
the planetary influences are not i'm
portant. Early in the morning Mars
is adverse. In the afternoon Jupiter
is in benefic aspect
Under this sway there may be
tendency to project business Ven
lures on ar immense scale, but these
will not be successful, If they in any
way depend on the results of the war,
for Mars is in menacing position.
Persons who work at machines
should be exceedingly careful durins
this rule as accidents multiply.
There is sign foreshadowinE
great gain and prosperity in connec-
tion with Industries that use tin.
either as containers or as material foI
finished products.
Whatever is constructive should
benefit from the aspect of Jupiter,
which promises success through prac-
ticsl efforts
The stars are held to indicate that
both men and women in the United
States will attain TO new standards
of physical strength and beauty.
Jupiter is read as forecasting tho
advents of many teachers who will
seek to apply knowledge directly to
everyday uses and to limit IL to es-
sentlals. This aspect is believed to
presage changes in university cur
riCula.
Women are subject to a rule MAX
ing for great sentimentality and sus-
ceptibility. They are warned to he
ware of foolish marriages.
This is not a harmonious rule of the
stars and while it prevails domestic
dissensions may be precipitated. Self
control hould be exercised under this
planetary government.
Libel suits, gossip and scandals will
mark the winter and they will serve
to emphasize the fact that slander Is
crime that should not be permitted
to pass unpunished.
Fashions will be greatly changed
within the year, the seers predict
Mems clothing will be as much af-
fected as women's. it is foretold.
Persons whose birthdate il is may
have a year of many ups and downs.
The health should be safeguarded.
Those who are employed should be
careful
Children born on this day may he
rash and headstrong. These subjects
OF Aquarius usually have many
friends, but they are often unlucky in
their business ventures.
Copyright, 1919.
The Washington herald., 1919-01-30
TRAIN YOUR HAIR AS AN
ACTRESS DOES.

No class of people devotes as
much time to beauty as do actresses.
and no class must be more careful
to retain and develop their charms.
Inquiry develops the information
that in hair care they find it dan
gerous to shampoo with any make
shift hair cleanser. The majority
say that to have the best hair wash
and scalp stimulator at a cost OF
about three cents. one need only get
a package of CanthroX from your
dru ggist: dissolve a teaspoonfuI in
a cup Of hot water and your sham
poo is ready. This makes enough
shampoo liquid to apply it to all the
hair instead Of just the top of the
head. After its use the hair dries
rapidly, with uniform COLOR Dam
druf. excess oil and dirt are quick
ly dissolved and entirely disappear
when you rinse the hair. After this
your hair will be so fluffy ii will
look much heavier than it is. Its
luster and softness will delight YOU,
while the stimulated scalp gains the
health which insures hair growth.
ADV.
The Washington herald., 1919-01-30
Copyright. 1919.

ing, put the one important question
to the physician:
when will he get over it?"
DR.. Certeis took long time to
consider his reply. He listened to
Bobs gay laugh as it fIoated to US
from the library. He caught the
click of a closing bedroom door at
the top of the stairs. Then he spoke
very gently but quite positively:
"Perhaps--never!"
Suddenly l felt very tired but 7
did not faint. l knew that Certeis'
arm was around me when it should
have been by Bob's. Certeis was
helping me upstairs--when Bob
should have been by my side, Mother
and Chrys led me to a room-when
my big, strong husband should have
carried me! I buried my head in a
pillow and wanted to die.
After a long time / discovered
that l was not in my own room. I
was in a guest room, part of a
luxurious suite fit for a princess, /
sat up in bed with shudder!
We have taken all of your things
out of Bob's old room" mother ex-
planned, coming up with smellins
SoitS III Otc manu- ana not water
bag in the other.
'Of-of course" / whimpered my
nerves going to bits at last.
I'm glad you're so reasonable,
my poor little GIRL mother went
op doing her best not to cry her
self. Il ordered Eob's room made
over just as it always used to be
when he came home from college.
didn't consult you'll knew you
would consider it the best plan,
You dear child"
agreed with her, outwardly.
But inwardly j began to question
the wisdom of Certeis advice to
"humor him." Might not another
good shock jar his mental gears in
to place again?
And what more severe shock
could bachelor-minded man have
than the discovery that he is a bene-
dict?
To. be Continued.
The Washington herald., 1919-01-30
| Meet the Fact That My
Husbands Sick Mind Has For
gotten My Bond TO Him.
CHAPTER

Shell shock! Humor him., said
DIR. Certeis briefly as if to answer
at once all of the queries stamped on
the faces about him. "Humor him
and wait"
But can't you give US a hint OF
why the poor boy treats Jane so
Strangely Mothers voice tremblei
for the first time.
Ceteis shook his head. Then he
glanced from one to the other Of us
and changed his mind.
Il have a theory, that is all You
are women of sense, so ii is uI;te
reasonable for me to explain my the.
C: y to you. l think that perhaps Bob
was inhibiting the thought of his
wife. Pardon me, Mrs. Lorimer, but
1t is necessary for me to speak plainly.
Bob was not permitting himself to
think of his wife. you understand.
when the great shock came. Perhaps
it had become his habit to put Tho
picture of his wife out of his mind, >
Certeis continued with what l consid-
cred unnecessary minuteness Then
when the great explosion came, so close
to him, as he told us at the table, his
whole mental mechanism was jarreo
ana thrown out of gear. Let us say,
tho clutch was thrown off from his
az ections."e
I, at least, understood perfectly,
nevertheless, Certeis persisted:
Then Bob's inhibition was made
complete. Now he remembers tho
girl, Jane Ames. whom he has known
for so many years-but he no longer
remembers her as his wife,
And there's nothing to do-except
humor him?" moaned mother.
For the present-nothing at ALL"
Without another word. mothe-
reached for Chrys' arm. and went up
stairs. When they were out of hear
The Washington herald., 1919-01-30

lam Coale, Mrs. Charles Douglas,
Mrs. Gordon Lee. Mrs Malcolm Nc
Conihe, Mrs. Richardson Gibson. Mrs.
Theodore Shuey. Mrs. John Pitcher
Mrs. Lee Oyerman. Mrs. Joseph Rams
dali Mrs. Henry Shepherd. Mrs. En-
ory Winship, Mrs. William Phillips.
Mrs. Frank Hume, Mrs. Arthur Lee.
Mrs. John l.. Morehead, Mrs. Wister
Balderston, Mrs. Medill Mccormick.
Mrs. Eugene Myers, Mrs. s. +. John
son. Mrs. William Haywood, Mrs.
I. A. Chandler. Mrs. +. \. Britten.
Mrs. Benedict Crowell. Mrs. r. a
Allen, Mrs. John J. Edison, Mrs
George Dudley. Mrs. J. d. 'Carmody,
Mrs. f. +. Rritten. Mrs. Charles
Douglas. Mrs. George Lafferty, Mrs.
Loring johnson. Mrs. Lawton Nor
gan, Mrs. James Mcdonald, Mrs
Clinton Grove, Mrs. Paul Hudson.
Mrs. Mitchell Harrison, Mrs Beverly
Mason. Mrs. Floyd Waggoman. Mrs
Z. r. Smith. Mrs. Albert :. Parry.
Mrs. NJ. j. Nance, Mrs. Carry Sang
er. Mrs. Maude Howell Smith. Mrs
David Taylor. Mrs. Charles II. Fred,
Mrs. NJ. Palmer, Mrs. r. Tyler. Mrs.
A. II. Plant, Mrs. William Frey.
Mrs. J.. Hoffman. Mrs John Henson.
Mrs. w. o. Roome. Miss Mary Tenn
pie. Miss +. Cora Wilson. Mrs. Mar
tina Goldman. Miss Bessie kibby. Nil
Anne Seldom aud Miss Alice Clapp.
Miss Jeannette Rankin, Congress
woman from Montana. was initiated
into Zeta Chapter OF the Phi Delta
Delta Fraternity of the Law School
OF George Washington University
at meeting held recently at tn,
home of Miss Laura Nolstcad.
Phi Delta Delta is the only WON
ems legal scholarship fraternity il
the United States. having been
founded in the University of South
ern California eight years ago.
Since thea. chapters have been in
stalled at various law colleges, in
cIuding those of the Universities OF
New York, Washington and Oregon
The fraternity has among it's mem
bcrs many distinguished women Of
the law profession.
The active members and alumnae
of Zeta Chapter are Mrs. OsonaC h.
Mrs. Lucy Manning. Miss Laura
Volstead. Miss Jeannette Jewell,
Miss Harriet Barbour, Miss Susan
George, Miss Bessie Neusom. Miss
Bertha Pabst and Miss Anita VeaIe.