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The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1920-04-02
PAGE SEVEN
I'M MEMoRIAm

No more beautiful or impressive
service has ever been held in Mari
eta than the one conducted at the
funeral Of Miss Clara Evelyn Gilbert,
at her home on Cherokee street on
Wednesday afternoon by Rev. w. T.
Handy and DR.. /. A. White.
Beautiful and exquisite were the
floral offerings sent by her loved
ones and countless friends.
Rarely ever has nature been seen
in more perfect beauty than in these
messengers of tender love and deep
sympathy to the bereaved family.
1t was fitting that she should sleep
at last among these beautiful flowers,
for she loved them as friends, as one
who held sweet communion with them
and from them acem many of the
greatest joys Of her life, like unto
these also were the fine traits Of her
character, ever modest, gentle and
self-forgetting in her service for 9th
ers.
So numerous were these offerings
that only few can be especially
mentioned: those from the Epworth
League, Young Peoples Missionary
Society and Sunday School Class of
the Methodist Church, all of which
she was a faithful member, and the
Young Woman's Christian Associa-
ton, in which she delighted to serve;
these were of great beauty and sig
nificance, and bore a special message
to her loved ones.
Her favorite songs, Beautiful Isle
of Somewhere" "In The Garden"
and Sometime Well Understand"
were impressively sung by Mrs. Chas.
Northcutt, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Burton
and Mr.. Thos. Hemp, with Mrs. Roy
Collins at the piano.
The pall-bearers were: DIR. E. L.
Harris, W.. L. Richardson, L. C. Bald
win, ]. j. Daniel, G.. N. Gilbert and
T. X. Glenn, of Atlanta.
Those relations from out of town
attending the funeral were, Rev. and
Mrs. W. F. Glenn, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Glenn, Mr.. and Mrs. T. X. Glenn, and
son, Wilbur, and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Atlee all of Atlanta.
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COLE--McNAGNY

The wedding of Miss Lucy McIn-
tosh Cole and Mr.. Phil Mcclellan Nc
Nagny will be a brilliant social event
of next week. 1t will take place We'd
nesday evening at $3.50 o'clock at ST.
James Episcopal Church. Immediate
ly after the ceremony reception will
be held at the home Of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Dewitt Clinton
Cole.
A limited number of invitations
have been sent in Marietta.
The bridal party will number TWEEN
ty.
Miss Cole, who is one of the most
popular and charming members of
Marietta society, has been the reel
pent of numberless attentions since
the announcement of her engagement
to Mr.. McNagny in February.
On account of this being the last
week in Lent, she has declined several
large parties but much informal en-
pertaining has been done for her. On
Saturday, Mrs. John Graham will en-
terrain at bridge in her honor, on
Monday afternoon, Miss Julia Nc
Neel, who will be one of Miss Coles
bridesmaids will entertain the bri-
dal party and few other friends
Monday evening Miss Debecca Wyatt.
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PRocRAM FOR METHODIST
ri REVIVAL SERVICES

Service for women and young
ladies' Friday afternoon at $3.50. Sub
ject: Power and Superiority of Wo-
manhood"
Service for Public School-Friday
might will be public school night.
Chemical illustration that was To
have been given Sunday, but service
was prevented by rain.
DISSERTATIONS in Palestine
Saturday at p. m. the evangelist
will speak on a recent trip through
Palestine. Customs, traditions, what
you see and how they live and work
today in the land where Christ was
born. Models of pillow, mill, etc. used
there will be exhibited.
Men Only
Next Sunday at $3.50 p. m. there
will be a service for all men and
boys over fourteen years of age.
Subject: One seldom heard.
Other services through the week
1882 q. m. and 1880 p. m.
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At THE CHURCHES
ST. JAMES CHURCH NEWS

Services Hours-Thursday, Holy
Communion at 1880 p. m. In Com
remuneration of the Institution of
the Lords Supper.
Good Friday-The regular service
at II o'clock. Closing service at
2:30 o'clock.
Saturday, Easter Eve-Service at
a o'clock; and Administration of the
Sacrament of Holy Baptism.
His Last Week
The week is sacred to all Chris
tians. 1t is not for members of this
communion alone. Christ died for
the sins of the whole world. And the
whole world should at least pause for
a week in the rush of their own af-
fairs to contemplate the suffering and
the Sacrifice of Jesus Christ, the
Savior of the world. Unless there be
some comprehension of the meaning
of Good Friday, there cannot be
great joy in an Easter Day. at is
nothing to you, all We that pass by?
Behold, and see if there be any sor-
row like unto my sorrow that is done
unto me, wherewith the Lord has af-
fiicted me-! Surely it is something
to us,-enuogh to make us pause and
think in the annual passing of His
Last Week.
Easter Day
Holy Communion at 7:30 a. m.
Easter Service at IL a. m.
Church School at $3.50 a. m.
Festival Service of Church School
at $3.50.
The public is cordially invited to
all services. There are no reserved
seats.
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Mrs. D. G. Osborn and Mr.. and
Mrs. j. H. Carmichael were among
those who attended the services at the
Baptist Tabernacle the past week.
Friends of Miss Fannie Lou Webb
will regeret to hear she is quite i'll
at her home on Cherokee street.
Miss Alice Anderson, who has been
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Howard
McFail in Atlanta, is spending few
days with Miss Cora Brown.
Miss Ellen Howell, of New York,
and Miss Kate Howell, of Chatta-
nooga, are expected to-day for visit
to their sisters, Misses Julia and
Mary Howell.
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who is also bridesmaid, viii be host
ess to the bridal party, at a dinner
dance at the Golf Club; Mrs. Howell
Trezevant will give a bridge-tea to
the attendants and a few other
friends; on Tuesday afternoon and on
Tuesday evening Miss Elizabeth An
derson will give buffet supper for
Miss Cole and Mr.. McNagny.
Lovely Party For Bridal
Attendants
Mrs. Hunter Morrisette was hostess
lat a lovely bridge party on Tuesday
afternoon, in honor Of Miss Lucy
Cole and her bridal attendants.
The color-scheme used was yellow,
and this was carried out in the flow
ers, score-cards and in the salad
course, which was served after the
game.
Top-score was won by Miss Marie
a box of buff-colored stationery. Mrs.
Shipper, and she was presented with
d. c. Cole cut the consolation.
The guest prize was a string of
silver filigree and yellow beads. Two
tables were entertained.
Luncheon For Briday Party
One of the prettiest parties given
for Miss Lucy Cole was the luncheon
at which Miss Aimee D. Glover enter
tanned on Thursday.
The table was artistically decorat-
ed in pink and lavender.
The guests included Miss Coles
bridesmaids and few other friends
and were: Misses Constance and
Lucy Cole, Lois Gardner, Rebecca
Wyatt, Augusta Cohen, Elizabeth
Anderson and Julia McNeel.
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Society

Surprise Party
Mrs. A. A. Bishop entertained at
! a surprise dinner on, Wednesday
evening, in honor of her mother, Mrs.
F I. Handy, whose birthday the oc-
casion celebrated.
The table had for it's center-piece
large birthday cake with candles,
all other details were in white and
green.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Tom Handy, Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh
Handy, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Ham
by, and Mrs. Howe Handy, all of
Atlanta, Miss Alice Brown, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edgar Brown and Mr.. and Mrs.
A. A. Bishop.
Birthday Party
Bill Tate celebrated his eleventh
birthday with party on Monday aft
ernoon inviting a number of his
school mates.
Those present were Emily Haynes,
Johnnie May Conroy, Ida Roberts,
Sarah Benson, Marie McAfee Frances
Welsh, Cresswell Morrissette, Nancy
Morris, Annie May Dunn, Margaret
and Charme Shipper, Pauline Read,
and Walter Sans, Robert Benson,
Kinglesy Miller, Ralph Read, Ralph
Hunt, Bayard Cole, Joseph Fine and
Charles Schilling.
Miss Cohen Entertains
Miss Augusta Cohen was hostess
at beautiful bridge-tea at the Golf
Club on Friday afternoon in honor
of Miss Lucy Cole.
Yellow jonquils were used in de-
corating and this color scheme was
also carried out in the minis and ices.
The guest prize was a beautiful
embroidered towel, and the prize for
top-score was a dainty handkerchief.
Those playing were Mrs. D. C. Cole
Mrs. Henry Cohen, Mrs. Ryburn Clay,
Mrs. L. L. Terrell, Mrs. Grady Con-
way, and Misses Constance and Lucy
Cole, Emma Katharine and Elizabeth
Anderson, Lois Gardner, Laura
Mayes, Cora Brown, Charlotte Law
and Harriet Robson.
Coming in for refreshments were
Misses Jeanette Anderson, Christine
Blair, Emmie Montgomery, Charlotte
Northcutt, Hattie Black, Lillian
Dobbs, Lucille Sessions, Dorothy Ste
phens, Pearl Roberts, Mamie Conner
and Mrs. Hunter Morrissette.
For Miss Lucy Cole
Mrs. John Boston entertained four
tables of bridge on Saturday after
noon at her home on Atlanta Street,
in honor of Miss Lucy Cole.
The rooms were attractively deco
rated in white and yellow.
Miss Cole was presented with a
piece of jewelry, and Miss Emma
Katharine Anderson won top score.
Mrs. Joseph M. Brown, Mrs. Her.
bert Clay and Miss Nancy Boston as
sisted Mrs. Boston in entertaining.
Miss Cole wore becoming frock
of blue taffeta, with turquoise blue
hat.
A number of friends came in after
the game for refreshments.
| Il
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notice. am still nursing the sick.
or cooking and keeping house. See
me at 301 Mill street. Miss Stansell.
14-15
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."Found Seven Rats Dead In Bin Next
Morning."

Morning"
Robert Woodruff says: "My prem
ises were infested with rats. / tried
RAT-SNAP on friends recommends
ton. Next morning found seven dead
rats in bin, two near feed box, three
in stall. Found large number since.
No smell from dead rats RAT-SNAP
drysthem up. Best thing have ever
used" Three snzes, 25c, SOC $1.OO
Sold and guaranteed by Norton Hard
ware Co. and Sans Drug Co.
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nuptial courtesy was enjoyed by six
teen g. ..runs and girls and the table
was lovely In French combination
~ colurs that ranged from pales,
pink to purple. the dainticst of lav-
ccntcrpiccc was formed Of ChrySan
thrmums ana violcta, intcrminelcd
wfh ai<aragus fern and touches of
tuilc and ribbon. The arrangement
was low and the same plateau noral
touch was arranged ~ = base about
The crystal candlcsticks that held
unshIdcd tapcrs. Coraage clusters
fashioned pf English yiolcts we're
favors at each gucsts place. Mi's'
Roth was honorcd with family
luncheon on Friday In the home uf
Mr.. and Mrs Il. X. Roth. when hap
picst calculations were extended.
Mrs. Douglas W. Franchot
brought pleasure to n number Of
,matrons when she entertained on
Tuesday in the Country club at
luncheon honorlng Mrs Ralph Il
Lockwood and her guest. Mrs Jos.
rph Mcconnell of Boston. orchid
chtysa anthcmums gracod the at
traCtiNcly arranged tables and places
were arranged for ~ Mrs. Fran
chot RaVc another lunchson In the
country club ON Friday. honoriuv
ar. FranChot"a sisters. Mira :. A
Gadlcy Of New York and Mrs. ed
gar Munson OF VILLA mspurt. "a
Th"r" were quite number OF out
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LuncheOns

Mrs, Earle l.. ltarwcll was mum.
bcred among the hustcSsos of tho
past week and entertained with an
informal luncheon Thursday IN the
Country club, honoring Mrs. A. O.
Blanncr ~ st Louis who has been
visiting In the r. NJ McFnrru, J ~
BoNlcy and !. 4 Chapman homes
and Mrs. Harwclrs sister Miss Eve
lyn kccsec OF Midlothian. Texas.
Two large floral baskets held their
quota or pink roses and English
vihicts and these chosen blooms were
also In evidence In delicate artistry
about the silver candlcNicks which
held burning tapcrs unshadod
\ December hridc-clcct was the
inspiration Of a beautiful luncheon
on Saturday in the Country club
when Mis-, Margaret llaglcr enter.
tained FOR Miss Julia Roth ~ r'nir
told. Iowa, guest OF her brothers
Or. a. W. R~th and MIR. ~. h. Roth
Mis9 Roth will be married next
"wednesday to Mr.. li,ugy Nur.,
Clark Of Mckcespori, Pa. the wed.
dlng To take place at Independence.
nan. M the home uf the bride y
brother. Mr.. {. T.. Roth and Mrs.
Noth. Miss Haglcrs lovcly pre-
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: houts, and 2, enjoyed games
and laughablc contests arranged Tor
thUm. Bcautiful roses decorated the
home and during the latter part u
tho evening tees and cakes were
served. Those present wore Ilulcn
tiershcl, Lille Mao Garbott Mary
Louise white, Helen Kcllough, Bctty
Nccly. Dorothy Bycrs. Helen Hvcra,
Dorothy Andcrs, Mary Jane Hayes
Kathryn Lane, Louise Lane, Niri"u
Woodruff. Ruth Yates clint Moore,
Ned roe. william white, Bruce kol-
Tough Thomas Lambert, Nathan
Yates, Thomas I.arkin, Donald Fn.
gan, Billy Kistler, James Strouvelle.
Gordon Means, joe Iironcr. rhomns
Crcston, Jack Bailey. William Flect-
wood, Gordon Fleetwood, Albert
Thomas, SIDNEY Thomas, John Sim
mons, Howard Leonard, Hughes
Morris, Richard Natos, Harold
Glover, Charles Hopkins.
Mrs w. r. Kilmcr and Mrs 6. Il.
Walter entertained with beautiful
bridge on Tuesday afternoon IN the
* timer home when yellow Chrys-
anthcmums offered "A keynote Tor an
attractive color scheme for the en-
tire entertainment, place cards ana
score tallicH perpctunting the Hun1
M tintE. Mrs. II. &. Childs made
ton score and Mrs. Agnes Holt made
consolation. Mrs, Hubbard Nudisili
winning third prize, Present were
Mcsdamea ~ &. Childs, ]. w, Chllds,
roNTtSt'rp OK PAGE TWO
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Informal.

The informal afternoon party on
saturday with Mrs. Hubbard Rudisill
as hostess was an event of genuine
pleasure to the eighteen guests in
vited'to be present. Mrs r. Z. Me-
Cay and Mrs, II. *. Steele OF Vicks-
burg, Miss, where the inspiration.
Chrysa were the floral
establishment and brought note of
the autumnal season. An e,egant
luncheon was served during the
afternoon. Mrs. j. =. Brando vie OF
Cincinanti was numbered among the
out town visitors invited.
Miss Mary Reisling entertained
members OF the David Garrick cast
on Friday evening Dancing was en-
Joycd after which Mrs r. g. Re!s-
ling, mother Of the young hostess
assisted by Miss DAISY Pickering
served refreshments. Present were
Miss Roman, dramatic instructor
at the high school. Misses Mary Ma
roney, Catherine Askew, Kenneth
Mcdowell. Messrs. George Shcehan
Wayne Parkhurstf William IIoey.
Kenneth wolfe and Thodore Gore.
The Tuesday Evening Bridge club
will hold it's next meeting with Mr..
and Mrs. Norris T. Gilbert. Mr..
and Mrs Howard y. Cole were hosts
this past week of this popular club
Mrs Harriet L. Sutton enter
tanned with an informal at home
party on Friday complimentary to
Mrs l.. c. Van Hook, who has just
recently returned from Tabriz. Per
STA, where she has been i'm the Pres
byterian missionary field. The aft
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uf.town guests. On saturday the
PARTY left for the Franchot ranch
In McCurtain county where they will
form "a house party FOR "A few days
Mira Ice clinton entertained WIN
"A luncheon IN the Country club on
Monday hOnoring Mrs. Robert VI
Mctartn. Mrs. Clintons guests
were twelve In number, the event
being one uf informally.
Mrs. charles W. Grimes enter
tanned at luncheon on Monday AZ
her home In Maple Ridge honoring
Mrc. Helen Rates Scott of Louis
vile. Ky. who has been visiting
Mrs. Jennie Purcell Yates of Tulsa,
\ ccntcrpiecc ot Russell and Ophclia
roses adorned the table where were
seated Mrs jennie Purcell Yates,
Mrs. Helen Yates Scott, Mrs. O. II.
Leonard, Mts. ". II. Hughes. Mrs.
QUO Kramer. Mrs. =. E. Elliott, Mrs.
H. E Campbell. Mrs rhilip Moore
Mrs, 4 \. Thayrr of Cleveland.
Onto, and Mrs. .. H. Grimes.
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SECTION B
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ing her daughter. Miss Noami Helene
Mescrve. the event to be given in
the Elks home.
Mrs G. l.. Haskru of Hotel tulsa
will give the children Of the Detcn.
tion Home Thanksgiving diner in
their home an South Trenton street
the event being looked forward to
with much pleasure by this host OF
small folks.
Mr.. Artcls Dickson. one Of Tulsa's
splo ondid young men whose gifted
baritone voice has delighted homo
folk on many occasions. began work
FOR the coming year November as
soloist in the Second Presbyterian
Church in New York city, corner
send street and Central Park West.
Tho church maintains quarctet of
suloists This good news will he ap-
prcCiatcd by MIR Dickinsons friends
and To his tutor, MIR. Robert Boice
Carson.
Important to members of the
Hycchka club in the announcement
made by Mrs. william Henry Crow
der. chairman of the annual charity
concert which will he given by the
club on the afternoon of Friday.
November 26.
Prominent among THANKSGIVING
affairs in the Country club, will he
the supper dance given by the club
on Thursday, November 25, Thanks
giving night.
Mr.. James Kennedy will he host
to members of the Bonanza club at
dinner dance in the Country club
on the evening of Tuesday, Novem-
Der %.
Mrs. Hubert w Whitney will en-
tertain at an early date at bridge
honoring Mrs. H. S. Pfeffer of Le-
banon, H., the guest of Mrs. c. II.
Scgar.
Mrs. l.. II. Miller will entertain
informally at auction bridge on
Saturday afternoon, November 20
Mrs Miller will be remembered as
Miss Eloisc Henthorne. and is one
of the brides of the year.
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Parties

Mira g W Grimes entertained a
merry party of young folk In her
home on Nineteenth street and Dr-
truit avenue ON Friday evening In
honor of the eleventh birthday OF
her young son Oscar. More than
forty wora nrcAcnt and hotwoen the
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Mrs. Ben Rothstoin. Refreshments
were served on the card tables Mrs
i. u, Ricketts, will be the next hos
tess.
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y The Central w. C. T. L. will meet
FRIDAY evening with Mrs. Lilah ID.
Lindsey 1906 South Guthrie avenue.
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ernoon in the home of Mrs. Lilah ID.
Lindsay, 1906 South Guthrie. Mrs.
Ida Wygant and Mrs. Abbie Hitler
man of Sapulpa will be principal
speakers.
The new choral societ yunder di-
rection of Mr.. Philip SChreiner. will
meet Wednesday at , o'clock in the
public library for rehearsal.
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The North Side W. c. T. l.. will
meet at 2:30 O'Clock Wednesday aft
ernoon with Mrs. u. c. I.ange, 920
NoAh Main. The program will deal
with citizenship.
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announcements


Ter "g uome-ot Dr. and Mrs. I. Wal.
tho 49, 49, viii be the setting for
by ,bo AI tea which will be given
noon ', ~, liE'rka club on the after.
Vt friday November /.
announcement is made OF the mar.
civ ,o VI NJ John NJ. Loveioy of this
brstod N iss Leslie Mcintosh celc-
tho w., W ednosday, November 10, in
.oo, ,'o' home. After a honcv-
Loveja,,ip ,p'nt IN tho east Mr.. and Mrs.
side '''y VIII come to Tulsa to re.
lererCo. Illsa Social Workers con-
NEE, recently organized. will
Now, an luncheon on Wednesdov
,aurar,' 'yr n, T. In the Kennedy res
ers 10 "S meeting of these work
tormlr, %" Tor tho purpose of por-
holiiGi."s Interesting york during the
orgs~I,as Tor the poor and 10 nerfect
"'"s welfare lines. ''' iu'ure
for tbs ',h'nt In the annals OF society
tea 'ne ,n coming week ,a Re aftspno1 pnte'1 y
Ays. JoLz slNen on Wednesday bv
'onh bartlette Meserve honor
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The Central w. c. T. u. will hold
its regular meeting on Friday aft
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The regular meeting of the Tulsa
Drama league will be held Friday
afternoon in the Y. w. c. A. with
Mesdames j. j Larkin, George
Burke, J. A. Seekatz and +. w.
Purdy as hostesses.
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crnoon was given to the use of the
needle i'm lovely work. and later the
honor guest served tea In Persian
fashion, while the hostcs regaled her
guests with a delicious unc-Coursc
luncheon,y Chrysanthcmums dec.
Grated The rooms. Present were
besides inc hostess ana honoree:
Mcsdams i. II. Evans, .. III. Leon
ara, {. I. Hondershot' Anderson,
- - tCs.' pobsoh' o. a. steiner,
j.. W. ABEL Charlos r. Farren, w.
T. Muhu'' Johh D. iNcharuS' FRANK
II, Greer r. ~ W hltn'y, H. r. mar
wen ana IL r. 'hnpbclI
I.,,, ,
I'o''s W. iia"s .o''',u. "'.', 20
htnen ' ,u ISL aa 'N
siaun oF az 80 VIM" wan as-
nv, VIZ a.. '9'. 49, w, ,'',', ','', '''''.
y,,, i ~
s]olulrIs ] VIZ ;" VI u,'u"n .ns
ni''Vn ,n,,no,, anSm Ia Via tmvo ,Ia "'."
an ni ."'P'' "''o'' " '''' "p'e''''
''e'
me Aeta ~ fraternity OF henuaii
college entertained IN honor OF
nc" new f'r"s"- yesterday eve
nlng In the Harwell gymnasium.
a, -, -, -, a.,
ors were eiIrctlNely '"i1hineh /"
decorations Inc evening was speht
informally ana III games one OF
the features OF the ehler'hlnIneh'
was play ~ ts'd oN III" picin'b
VINO were the "rlSiha'"IS OF the
act Inc party aul"ufh"i AT io'io
I" the varsity sh"p "here care
Iully CHOSEN REFRESHMENTS were
served 1he guests present ".Te'
Misses Louise WOOD Euhlce NC
Arthur. faullhc Iempl'S' rose
phAh" l'aSIhan. zone hdiEch'' ha'
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ing her daughter. Miss Noami Helene
Mescrve. the event to be given in
the Elks home
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The Young Peoples Society Of the
North Side United Presbyterian
church is planning an interesting
sunrise prayer meeting for Thanks
giving morning at 7 a. m. a cor
dial invitation to join in this meet
ing is extended to all other young
peoples societies in the city.
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Mrs Vera McWilliams and Misses
Pauline Iaymun and Aunabel lAu
mcr of The World editorial STAFF,
were q trio Of hostcsses AT very
wonderful ieast on Friday evening
IN the news room OF The World
when they brought ample proof In q
material way Of their fine schooling
in the fine art OF domestic science.
Autumn's richest shades were por
traycd IN chicken fried Ia just the
right shade of brown, In the orange
tiuting of homemade pumpkin pie.
IN delicate shades of nut and fruited
cakes and many other good things.
\ fruit ccntcrpi"Cc brought a mote
OF the season. The paintstaking OF
the hus'os4"T IN preparing the good
things was amply rewarded by the
many expressions heard from both
the married and single men pres
cnt as well az the ladies who also
enjoyed the feast. II was VERT.
able Thanksgiving dining In al
vance.
Mrs. Hugh Simmons Of IT'S Fast
Eighteenth street entertained a
group ~ eight gentlemen at dinner
on Monday evening, honoring her
husband, the event being associated
with much informal cordiality.
Mrs paul Gcrlach OF 1901 North
Main street entertained members OF
tho Nendredi club on Friday after
noon. Mrs r, II. Smith made top !
srorc, Mrs. q. Saline winning the |
consolation, Mrs. 7. ID. Wlnn cap 1
turcd the guest prize IN a draw with
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Club Announcements

The Association of Collegiate
Alumnae will hold It's regular
monthly meeting at I2:30 Saturday
afternoon. November 30 in the Y. w.
c. A. Mr.. c. u. Fenstermachcr will
address tho association on the sub
jcct of Women in Industry. After
short business meeting the pro-
gram will be in the hands of Miss
Ruth Sedwick. recreation secretary
of the Y. W. c. A. Representatives
of the colleges OF Kansas, Oklahoma
and Texas are designated as hostesses
composed OF Mrs. J. W. Rogers, Mrs.
Allan r. Shaw and Miss Edna Pyle.
The program committee desires to
call special attention to the hour
set for the meetinc. 230, and to
urge the promptness OF all members
as "A courtesy to the speaker and the
officers of the association.