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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-24
Snrnrlnc I,nrtX.

Mrs. belaruc Baker. Mrs. \. u.
Pdrr and Miss Tholma Ritter were
responsible FOR a delightful surprise
given Mrs. Frank Wolfe on Thurs
day afternoon when u group of ma
irons ana these hustoascs went 10
Mrs. Wolfes home to entertain her
in honor Of nor birthday nnnivcraary
Gift flowers and other lovely articles
gave happiness to Mrs Wolfe on thih
her natal day.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-24

latter gavo him n check 20 cash. say
ing that the uguer. White. h1d an
account at the hank The defendant
admitted De had ucou drinking pre-
yiDua 10 the alleged gffouac, and said
he did not question Chlldcrs when
he gave the check
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-24
Echcccn CInh Entertained.

Mrs. ~. =. Eyng;n entertained tho
Rebecca club Thursday afternoon In
her home. 1928 South Elwood
avenue, In honor OF her mother. Mrs.
II. l.. Brewer OF Arkanaas. The after
noon was informally spent. Musical
numbers were given by Misses Mar
garet Hunt ana Elizabeth Bynum,
RranddauEhtors OF Mrs, Brewer,
after which refreshments were
s1rved to tho guests present who
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-24
Ylfornnl Afternoon.

HRS. Charles Dean was hostess, to
the Bradford club on Wednesday
afternoon, having with her at this
time is members OF this delightful
coterle of women all OF whom arc
formerly fiOm bradford, Pa
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-24
Thursday Bridge Club.

MrA Edward Short was hostess
this week to the Thursday Bridge
club, having besides members. Mrs
Alfred q. IIeggem and Misd Elsie
Birmingham as substitutes. There
were three tables OF players Mrs.
Earl F'unka and Mrs. John Y. Murry.
jr. made tho scOros and after the
game refreshments IN two courses
warn aaytyaI
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-24

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Edward
Caldernri were honor guests at IA
small dinner party given by Mr., and
Mrs. Earl w. Sinclair on Thursday
evening. There were IL guests.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-24
q. =. A. Club.

Mrs. Dan Hunt waB hostess on
Thursday afternoon To the u. X. A.
club In her home In Maple Ridge.
Rcd and white shown In beautiful
flc wcrs and other artistic manner
prouominatod. Bridge was cn1oyed
in which Mrs. Grant Mccullough
made high score Mrs T. J. Hart
man scoring low. Only members
we're present. Mrs. Dan Hunt, Jr.,
assisted the hostess IN the duties OF
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-24

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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-24

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visitor, Miss Katherine Harrison Of
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-24
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-24

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Deodorants
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The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-12-07
A Real Story and Glimpse Into
The Work Shop off, Violin Maker

no man has been able TO improve to
this day, and perhaps never will.
Old or New Vloilns.
1T IL universally conceded that up
break down resistance, the old violin
Ia best, hut II power Is needed rather
than swee' ness the modern violin Ia
better adapted for business purposes.
as Theodore Thomas. the great leader.
WAS compelled to substitute modern
violins for old one, because the good
Cd violins could not hold their own
In the orchestra,
AS TO models. there are a number
OF different makes and each owner and
player is inclined TO think his pet in
strument is a little better than the
other.
Some violins are highly built. as the
Am1t's Stainers and others. but
st adivarlus proved that for a power
ful tone. the broad flat model is best. "
asked the reported They are Of the
flat construction, the top and back be-
Ing not more than ive-eighths Of an
inch In elevation while the outline
is neither Amati' nor 'Strad,' but a
combination OF both, having a powerful
pom etrating tone. seeming not too
strong under the ear. but strong at
the hack OF the largest opera house,
which Ia the greatest test Of violin.
filling the house with wonderful tones.
They have very deep substantial lass
bar. thereby producing tone and sup
porting the violin for all time. The
vioins are constructed OF the best and
oldest wood obtainable some being
made of wood 200 years old and some
are worth 500 and more"
Asked about the effect OF varnish on
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Club Notes

The Women's club OF the Cumber-
land Presbyterian church will meet
rhursday afternoon Mt 2;30 with Mrs.
ii. d, Rider at 500 Wyatt street. The
Young Peoples Missionary society OF
the same church meets Friday after
noon with Mr.. and Mrs George N,
Virgins at Sal Douglas street,
to the American Legion will be held
Wednesday morning at II o'clock at
the Y w. C A. building The time OF
meeting was changed from the evening
20 morning on account Of the Elks'
bazaar.
The ladies' auxiliary to the Kiwanis
club viii begin serving lunches at noon
Wednesday at the Elks bazaar. and
win continue to serve them through
day OF the bazaar
OF mombers OF the executive board oil
the Old Ladies' Home association
Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock with
Mrs w. u. Love, the president, In the
Hogshead apartments.
Wednesday the women's Prayer Cir
Gle OF tho Highland Park Baptist
church will meet from II to ! at the
home OF Rev. and Mrs W. 8. Reese,
The Highland Park Baptist church
win tender "a reception this evening at
he home OF Mr.. and Mrs r. r. AGREE
TOR all members who have united with
the church In the past year.
The Highland Park Baptist church
congregation will worship at the First
Baptist church Wednesday evening and
win have baptlsmal service following
that OF the regular mld-week prayer
meeting.
Circle No. . OF the First Presbyte-
rian church will entertain with a ten
and Christmas sale Friday afternoon at
$3.50 at the home OF Mrs. M. T. Dement,,
, 51I wyatt street. The proceeds will be
Tor tho benefit Of a Christmas tree
fund for the Citlco mission. Everybody
Ia invited,
The Chattanooga Business Women 6
club will have their regular weekly
luncheon at the Hotel Patten Wednes-
day.
Tho NJ. b. cub will meet Wednesday
afternoon at 1880 o'clock at the home
of Mrs. w. $, Igou on East Fifth
street. Mrs @. w. Burroughs will be
Joint hostess with Mrs, Igou.
There win be an entertainment at
the Siverdale grammar school Satur-
day night, Den. IL. at O'Clock, 1t
will no beneht for school improve
ments.
The Parent Teachers association OF
the Ridgodala school will meet Wednes-
day afternoon Mt 3 o'clock at the
school Mai II. n. Butler will make
AN address on mouth hygiene"
The Bonny Oaks auxiliary meets
"Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock at
tho Y. w. c. A. building.
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, tsrs, Edith May and Gertrude, OF Boze-
man, Mont, were the weekend guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs, Shepherd, They were
en- route TO 81. Petersburg, Fla, FOL
the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce crabtree an
nounce the birth OF son Monday art"
ornoon at Erlanger hospital
Miss Bessie oehmig, who has been
visiting her aunt Mrs. Edward Hume
In Miami. Fla, VIII return Dec To-
Mr.. and Mrs o. l., Axmacher, OF
Brookwood, Ala, are the guests Of Mr.
AXmaoher's mother. Mrs. q w Moses,
on Thirteenth street, Mr. Axmachei
win return 10 Brookwood the last OF
the week but Mrs, Axmacher will re-
main for the holidays
Mr. and Mrs Belrne Andrews, OF
Dayton. are the guests OF Mrs An
drsws mother, Mrs. McQulrk. who has
recently moved here from Admission,
Ala. Mrs Mcouirk and her two sons,
John and Robert. have an apartment
In the Alberta.
Mrs. Heen Watkins will accompany
her two granddaughter. Misses Flor
Now York for the Christmas holidays
Miss Charlotte Watkins Ia In Castle on
the Hudson and Miss Florence Wat
kins Ia In Miss Semples school.
Mrs, Garnett Andrews is AT the Ho-
tel Jefferson In Richmond for the win
ter.
Miss Martha Mae Allen will come
from the Kentucky Womans college al
Danville. Ky. Dec II to spend the
no days with her parents, Mr., ana Mrs
Arthur Allen, al the Hotel Patten.
Mrs. e. O Richmond will come from
New York to spend the Christmas holi-
days with her daughter. Mrs. Eugene
Thomasson, at her home IN Riverview'
Mrs. Jesse Llttleton will return from
New York about Dec % She will be
accompanied by her daughter, Miss
Jesslca Littleton, who In n <ddent ut
st. Marys Hall Burlington N J,
Mr.. and Mrs, Robert Davis win Join
Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. Davis In Miami.
Fla. Dec. 10.
Mr.. and Mrs Ewing watkins. who
are with Mr. and Mrs X NJ Watkins
In the Elizabeth have leased an apart
mont and will take possession after
Jan. l.
Or. and Mrs c. E. Byington will
leave Dec. IS to spend the holidays
with friends In Nashville.
Miss Louise Pope left Sunday for
Jacksonville. Fla, to visit friends.
MI. ana MTb w. ., mitno toit LouaS
for . visit to New York.
Mr.. and Mrs Jesse Henderson left
Monday for Chicago.
Miss Eleanor Berry. Of Knoxville,
spent the week end with Misses Sadie
and Bessie Magill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Felix Miller are In New
York. While they are away their little
son. Felix Miller. Jr:, 70 Visiting ~
Ter.
William Norvell and Edward Spears
will come home Deo 20 for the Christ
mas holidays.
Mrs. Il. A. wheAtley 10 visiting In
New York.
Mrs George X white has returned
to her home In Brooklyn, N. y, after
Il visit to Mrs. w. II. Campbell.
Miss Sadie Frizxell has returned 70
her home In Bell Buckle after visit
TO Mrs. Jesse Henderson.
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Mrs Riddle
Host of Dinner
Engagement Of Popular Local
Girl to Nashville Man An
nounCed.

Mr. and. MIRA Sidney Riddle enter
aimed with beautifully appointed
Inner 81 the Chattanooga Golf and
Country club Monday evening, honUrlng
their attractive house guest. Miss Ma
rian Stearns OF Atlanta.
The centerplece OF the table was q
basket Of pink roses embedded In black
tulle. Lighted pink candles In chrys-
tai candlesticks were artisticaly ar
ranged on the table,
Covers were laid for Miss SteArns,
Miss Ann sTrimble. Mise Claire Trotter.
Miss Margaret Rawlings Lee Lolloy.
william Green Robert Jones. Charles
Hail. william Garner Carl cRrtinhour.
Arnold Henderson, Mr. and Mrs Rob
ert Riddle, Mr. and Mrs King Fritts,
Mr.. and Mrs, Dennis Riddle. Mr. and
Mrs Roe Davenport, Mr. and Mrs,
Waiter Fred AMI Mr. and Mrs. Sidney
Riddle.
Other Courtosles.
Mrs. Dennis Riddle honored Miss
Stearns with an Informal luncheon at
the English tee room.
k-s. Walter Fred will compliment
Miss Stearns with luncheon Wednes.
day.
ssrs King Fritts will honor Miss
Stearns with a luncheon on Friday and
Mr. and Mrs Robert Riddle. Jr., viii
have a dinner in her honor Friday
night.
Miss Claire Trorter will honor Miss
Steafns on Thursday.
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tho instruments and the making Of
the same, he answered.: ~ know II
is supposed that we cannot make
yarnlsh now equal TO the old masters.
but we are making rapid progress in
this feature, and the modern victims
will compare very favorably with the
best OF Strad's when his we're fresh
froH- his hands, an we know from his
tory that he had difficulty In disposins
Of his new vlolins II Ia owing mostly
TO age and the rarity OF his instru.
ments which have Jumped from $40
to $4,000 He could not sell some OF
his violins for rs much as 500"
Some way when the reporter bowed
out a vision OF holly and Christmas
adornments supplemented with Its sub
stantials az well, presented itself with
the wish that there might be a good
wishbone over the door.
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Once and While there appears on
tho stage the story OF violin maker
or that OF n player who clings with
all his soul 10 his beloved instrument,
and one will think OF the scene as
realistic. but as something far away;
however one only has to go downtown
through the Reese Summers Music
store, up long pair OF winding stairs
into n little shop TO find the maker In
n den OF vio.ins, The instruments are
hung all across one end OF the little
room and construction material Is all
around. The maker Is W II, McGee,
who completes the picture which could
wen be imagined TO have been pro-
duced from some moving films or the
subject OF some lmpersonator. Nh,
MCGEE has grown gray In the work.
but has the animation and enthusiasm
OF youth and ls plainly In love with the
instrument with which he spends his
time. He very modestly says that he
Is but one OF great many violin maxi
ers and repalrers. As he was further
led to talkIo the work 70 a reporter,
he said:
the fascination attached to Il. as the
manner OF construction Is. to many,
yelled In mystery, and has given rise
TO many false theories In regard to
this noble instrument, The difference
between factory" violin and one
Hldu0 10y HhIlu 10 comparatively TUG
same as that between tin pan and "A
church organ. one worthless. the other
priceless
As a proof Of his estimate OF a
violin, he continued: IL intend to per-
sonally demonstrate In the near future
the actual construction, by hand, Of
the violin so that the public can wit
ness the inside workings OF violin.
and see the soul placed therein.
"Bow Instruments have been in use
from very early date. some OF which
Approximate closely to the modern
violin. while others were OF the crudest
make but still possessing one impor-
tant distinction from the stringed in
struments. that OF being played upon
by a bow. History does not tell Just
what time the king OF Instruments
first came into use, but It must be
admitted that TO Italy II derives It's
progress, about the middle OF the six
teenth century. Although, the origin
OF It Ia accredited to India, as II Is
also recognized as the birthplace Of all
tho. arts and sciences. and to Amati,
Stradivarius and Guarnerier is given
the credit OF producing the greatest
masterpieces OF the lutists' art. which
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-12-07
WILSON BROTHERS HEAD
GREAT BILL AT BlJOU

Wilson brothers ara featured as the
headline act on the bill at the Bliou
for tho frsi half OF tho week. This
comedians In the city and, as on their
initial appearance, the two are play
ing to delighted packed houses. The
act Ia entitled ''The Cop and the
lieutenant" The wilson's are famous
for the saying. "you 10 out" The act
Ia composed ~ son9a and Jokes done
IN original style The brothers are the
two best known yodelers on the vaude-
VILE stage,
A second exceptionally good act on
tho hin Ia THE star poatder" a de-
lIrhtful comedy act The bill In closed
with six feminine musicians In a pleas.
ing u"'cai act "The Melody Garden
The hill Ia opened with Kennedy and
Nelson in n good gvmnaatic act, The
n'aniat and singer of tho hill Ia Rnror
r'chter The usual motion pictures
ere endowed,
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-12-07
KOSMJS ACTIVITIES

President II. A. Morgan, OF the UNI
vorsity OF Tennessee is In the city to-
day by special invitation OF tho Kos
mos club and after addressing the club
In the afternoon, through arrange
ments made by Kosmos, will speak this
evening at 1880, at theanight school OF
the City High.
Kosmos Ia especially observing Ma
tional Educational week this week.
and Will particularly celebrate on
Thursday afternoon at 1850. in the
auditorium of tho courthouse, when
Prof. S. u. Gilbreath and others will
speak. The City High will give a
mixed chorus with violin obligato and
the Central High Glee club, directed
by Mrs. w. IL. Pryor will give special
number, The band from the McCallie
school viii play,
All women OF various clubs are cor
daily invited to attend this meeting.
and teachers OF both the city and
county schools desiring to 30 can be
relieved In time.
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went an operation for appenuieir.ass 1
Mondav NJ Erlanger hospital, TO-
ported as making satisfactory recover
Miss Mollle Kavanaugh, who has pe1n
III for several days with the gilp.
improving, and her attenulnf ply IN
a day or so.
Mrs. w. S. Reese is suffering VIII
a severe cold at her home on highia"u
Park avenue.
Mrs. Newell Sanders. who was taken
suddenly III last. Friday, Is very muCn
improved at het home on LooAou'
mountain.
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Miss Harris TO
Wed Mr.. Frost
Entertain for Miss Marion
StearnS, Their Guest From
Atlanta.

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Henry Harris
announce the engagement and ap.
preaching marriage OF their daughter
Jane Lillian. TO Miss Morris McCamp
Toll Frost OF Nashville. The woddinp
win take place at the First Chris,
tlan church at Q o'clock In the after
noon Jan H.
Miss Harris IL young and popular
viri who since she came here q few
years ago from Dixon. has found q
Wide circle OF friends.
Mr., Frost Ii successful younI
business man formerly OF Nashville
row OF this city He 10 secretary L
r w Kelsey, superintendent OF tn,
Chatta nooga division OF the Nashville
Chattanooga and 81. Louis railway.
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MRS. HARDING GUEST OF
MRS. WILSON AT TEA
For First Time, First Lady of
Land Entertains Next
First Lady.

WASHINGTON. Dec 7.--For the first
time within the memory of the oldest
attache OF the white House. ttrst
lady OF the land entertained yesterday
n next first lady OF the land.
Mrs. Florence king Harding wife OF
the president elect. was the guest of
Mrs. Edith Boiling Wilson. wife OF the
president. at an Informal tea for two
Mt the executive r'RnSion late this
afternoon. Mrs. Wilson met her guest
In the front hall and escorted her to
the Blue room. where tea was served.
After Mrs. Wilson and Mrs. Harding
had chatted a while. they walked about
the White House through the green
and red rooms and the state dining
room over which Mrs. Harding win he
called upon to rreside after newt March
l. Mrs. Harding did not meet the
president, who had retired to his study
on the upper floor to read, nor was she
shown over the White House kitchen
Mrs. Harding prepared to depart
after spending an hour with her host
oss and progressed az for as the mont
doorway when Mrs. Wilson. suddenly
recolecting details OF the White House
household organization which she had
forgotten to imoart, Invited her hack
and they withdrew a"aln to the Rlne
room. whore they talked for another
twenty minutes.
Unont leaving. the White House Mrs,
FiNfuiHK TenaFheu tfdt size H'u Hehh
"a very pleasant visit indeed" hut she
asked TO be excused from answering
any questions ms to her visit Thls
" as her first meeting with Mrs. Wilson
and her first visit to the mansion, over
which she soon Is to preside.
Mrs. Harding had busy day In
Wash ngton. She went to the capitol
in the morning and was In the gallery
for the opening session OF the senate.
Shc Ind lunch at the capitol restaurant
with her Washington hostess, Mrs. -.
B. Mel .ean. and DIR. and Mrs. Z. ~.
Sawyer AS Mrs. Harding left the
lunch room she met Mrs, Marshall, |
wife OF the vice president, and imme-
diately, as old friends, they embraced.
Mrs. Wilson'S invitation to have tea
Mt the White House was received ny
MIR. Harding In the forenoon and she
accepted. After leaving |
the capitol and before going to the ex-
ecutIve mansion she called on a num-
Der OF friends.
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Social Notes

Mr.. ami Mrs q. L. Hayes have re-
turned from Atlanta. where they have
heeE visiting,
Miss Marion Stearns. OF Atlanta, 10
the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs Sidney Riddle
in Highland Park.
Bishop Troy Beatty left Monday
night for Ciarksville, where he will
spend eevera' days.
York this morning where shs will
spend the holidays with her sister She
win remain in the EAST until after New
Years.
MR.. T. M Scott. OF Somerset, KY,
IL the guest OF Mr., and Mrs W. G..
Shepperd on McCAlle avenue. Mr.. and
Mrs J. r. Shepherd and little daugh-
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Miss James Join the family In hoping
Tor her complete recovery In time to
enjoy the Christmas festivities.
Frank Miller. who has been seriously
III at his home on Walnut street. ID
reported somewhat better.
Mrs. s, II. Scott 10 I'll at her home
on East Fourth street.
Robert Hibbier III. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Hlbbler. was moved Mon
day 10 HIS home on Signal mountain
GUS operation at Dr. Hackney's sani-
tarium.
a., Miss Elisabeth Evans. who under
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-12-07
AT the Iheaters Today

BlJou-KeIth Vaudeville.
"What Women Love-"
Aicazar---May Allison in Held
in Trust"
Fine Arts-trank Mayo in
Honor Bound"
Criterion-Jack Pickford In Just
out OF College"
York-Corinne Grifith In THE
Greater Girl"
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CHRISTMAS CANTATA

Misc Bess Patton. who Is promoting
n Christmas oantato TO be given at
the First Methodist church. Dec. s6,
announces tina there will be rehearsal
this evening at 1880 o'clock. Everyone
taking part Ia urged 10 be present at
this time.
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KETCHAM-W WHITE
Daughter Of Former Chatta.
noogan WEEDS in Chicago.

The following announcements have
been received by friends OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Lynn white IN the city:
Mr.. and Mrs Lynn white announce
the marriage Of their daughter, Cherry,
20 Robert Retchnm Of yakema Wash.
The wedding took Mace In Chicago
Mr. and Mrs white and Mrs Ketch-
am made their home in Chattanooga
for many years
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Among The Sick

Miss jeanette James, who came
home from Ward Belmont for the
Thanksgiving holidays and was taken
Ill with appendicitis. has sufficiently i'm
proved from an operation at Granger
hospital to be removed to the home OF
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs ]. F. James,
on Duncan avenue, and will be taken
there today. The many friends of