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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-24
Cubs Commended by
National League for
Stand in Magee Case

NEW YORK. June 23.---A reso-
luton commencing the Chicago
National league baseball club for
forcing into the full light of pub
Hcity its reason cor the discharge
OF Player Lee Magec. who was
released after an alleged confes-
sion that he had bet on games, was
adopted here today at special
meeting OF the National league.
Magee recently lost "A suit againnt
tho club to recover damages for
lis alleged Illegal Interference
with his professional career.
Gratifying results toward tho
elimination Of open betting at
baseball parks were reported by
the clubs,
After expressing the opinion
that the failure of President
Hcydler and President Ban John
son of the American league to
reach an agreement In the sclec-
tlpn OF a chairman of the national
commission was handicapping the
best interests OF baseball, the club
owners urged their executive to
make another effort to tome to
definite decision with the Amori-
can league head without delay.
The league voted to restore Ms
soon as practicable q working
agreement between major and
minor leagues and requested
MIR, HcydlCr to notify the
American league, as well as the
special committee appointed by
the minor leagues, that the Ma
tional league was prepared to en-
ter conference.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-24
"RIDIttfDtS," SAYS
BOBBY QUINN.

ST LOUIS, June 23.--The post
poued game ot tho Detroit-St Louis
Americans will bo played here to-
morrow, Ha arranged. Bob quinn,
business manager Of the local team,
emphasized today when informed
that Harry Grabiner. soSctary Of
the Chicago Americans. announced
he would protest against It.
The game 10 be played here was
postponed April a. Quinn asserted
n would h. "ridiculous' 10 compel
the Tigers to stop of at Chicago to-
morrow to play q postponed game
when the series with tho Browns
opens Friday.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-24
NY KEILEHERS FIGHTING DRUMNlERS TAKE TWO FROM OIER
Internal Trouble BrelUing
Again in American League

CHICAGO, June 23.--lnternal
trouble In brewing In the American
league and a showdown is de
mandcd, according to Harry Drabi-
nor, secretary ~ the Chicago Amer
leans. who announced today that he
viii file q protest with the league
because the Detroit club has can
cellcd "a postponed game which was
to have been played here tomorrow.
This is the first sign of friction IN
the league since the signing ~ the
peace pact In January.
Mr Grabiner explained that on
April l6 "a scheduled game between
Chicago and Detroit was postponed
According to tho rules. he notified
Detroit within As hours that the
game would be played In Chicago
on June %, an open date The De
troit club agreed, a fow days ago.
according to Grabin.r, the Chicago
club was notified by II, ~. johnson,
president OF the league, that tho Do
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-24
Dempsey Ia to Re-enter
Ring in Exhibition Goes

Los ANGELES. Cal, June "a
Jack Dempsey plans to rc-onter tho
ring July 2 at Denver In an exhibit
ton match His opponent has not
yet been selected. lie viii follow this
up with a four or siN-round exhibit
ton bout July or 9th at st. Paul.
lie will then leave for Sew York.
Carpenter will be offered bout
Labor day.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-24
Vanl,ic Beats Rcsolutc.

NEWPORT, IL. l., June 23.-Vani-
tie ied Kesolutc from the start IN
the tenth OF the trial races to select
the defender OF the Americas cup
today. but her margin at (c finish
was so slight that shore observers
believed Resolute had won her sew
enth victory on time allowance. L
was a 9O-mite 1Soe.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-24
Notes of the Game

! The firth and final game OF the
st. Joseph-Tulsa series III to he play
cd today, Joe Morris ls the likely
Tulsa pitcher, with Rose AS the prob,
able Drummer selection.
Burke-Crosby were yesterdays
batting leaders with four hits each IN
eight times up.
Stewart hit safely three times in
eight trips.
Pitchers Cowan and Mclaughlin
weren't effective In the second game
but they did their share with the
mace, each hitting safely twice In
two times up.
shestzk's catch OF MeManus' foul
In the fifth inning Of the first game
got Q big hand.
-----------------------
Safety In the aim for now gas
hose connections. which are screwed
into wall sockets. the operatio, Of
turning them, turning on the gas,
while removing than stops the
flow.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-24
Fort Smith Rail Men Quit.

FORT SMITH. Ark, June "a
About 80 Missouri Pacific yard
men here and at Van Buren, failed
to report for work today. 1t was an
nounced by officials OF the COM
pany. The men have issued no state
ment but 1t is understood they are
"on vacation" because OF dLssatis,
faction over delay in announcement
OF wage awards by the federal com
mission. Other roads here are not
affected
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-24
Veteran Roy Brashear
to Pilot Dallas CIub

FORT WORTH. Texas, June "a
Roy Brashoar, first basaman for the
st. Louis Browns In the American
league and the Louisville club In the
American association several years
ago, win become manager OF the
Dallas Texas league club Just as
soon as he can arrange his affairs
In the oil fields. lie will be play
ing manager, II was announced here
today.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-24

'batied for nerger In sitth
nes hoines ...-...t...t.... t02 ool 80
Joplin ...t..,...t.s....... l0a O1o o.
Summary. Huns Dwyer. Coffsy French
., D'Connnr 4 Mcnermott 7, Hammer,
SiutE O. Hamilton krueger Lamb. 10.
gart Wagner, errors, Lynch. Stutz KrueE-
rr, sacrifice hits NocAey, Mcpermott.
bases on balls. OF Lynch .. of sohenbsrE
?. LETT On bases peH MolnsH 4, Joplin 8
three. base hits Mcporwott 3 O'Connori
two base hits. StutA Nockey, Hssbrnok
struck out, by fotset I, by Lynch 5; Wild
pitch Lynch. hits and earned runs Oft
lynch and In 7 innings OFT Andsr.
son I and with out, or Merger
aud IN 6, Oft Aohsnger ! and 2 IN l.
time, ti7S. umpires. necker and Lauzon
WICHITA, June ~ Sioux city won TO.
days first game 10 4. wichita rallied
In the late innings and won tho second
to \.
The
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-24
LEAGUE LEADERS |
DEFEAT SINCLAIR
Giltner II o | d s Carte.
to One Hit and Cos
den Wins.

Gitner Of Cosden held Sinclair I;
one scratch hit and the league cad
crs increased their margin by down.
ing the Donovan squad, 4 to 0. In
city oil league game at McNulu
park yesterday evening.
Texauo and o. i. K. clash thl
evening
The score:
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-24

troit club would play In st Louis
on June "a.
The Detroit club is scheduled TO
start a srrios In e.. Louis June 20,
but VIII play a postponed game with
81. Louis tomorrow.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-24

sUlffo1 f0r T0IIa0n N oIFhfh-
tBoft"d for Grimm IN ninth.
Pittsburgh ....,........... 900 OtO o0p--2
Brooklyn ..... .......... 100 lel o0N-t
summary Runs Carey Whitted, John
ston Myers knnotrhy Olson, errors
schmidt Myers. two-bsse hits. Miller
Matqunrd. three-b base hits, Johnston. OIL
son, stolen hes. Johnston, bases on balls
20. CARLSON B. struck out. by Carlson /,
by Maruuari 8
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-24

a Summary Nuna DvYV French g.
D'Connuf. Nrprfm0it UAHbtook Lamb
Yosksy, ~ftofs stutA KtueEsr sa'rifioe
htts Uoohior. Cykowsk MrDsrmott Uau.
ner, bases on balls pff iinehler 2 OF
Cybowsh 4 loft on bases, Dss Moinea T.
joplin a. two base hits. Yockey pwyet
hr uertuott UaHbTuOh stolen base French !,
double plays French to UasbroUk TO Nc.
Detmott French TO Coffcy 10 Hasbrook.
KfueEsr 20 Eiutk 20 Yockey; struck out.
by tykngHk !. by Hoehler .. earned runs
or Cykowak o OF Uorhler a. time. 20
umptfrs. LauGou and Bcaksr
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-24
IInrnshY Got. IIomr Rnn.

BOsTON. June % ---Doak'H wufness In
tho first inning today enabled Boston 20
pile up four runs against ~. Louis and
easily win. Horusby poled Tong home run
a. center IN the second,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-24
BOOSTERS TAKE
z FROM MINERS
w / tc h es and Packers
Divide - Omahogs
Beat Indians.

JOPLIN Iuno ~ The Dos aoinss club
hruNe a ftcofd ~ /, consecutive games
lost here to-day by tnhtuE both ends ~
double header from Joplin 10 : and
iN 20 Tho Miners had Wou 10 Ia
r0v counting yeHtofdayA game.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-24

summary RunA Mari. DEBATE, Metz ,.
Robinson 2 Elff-rt ,. Smith 2. wash
burn :. Beck. Butler. Griffin. Conlan.
Fast. errors, Mari. Rsiohle. Yaryan, ont
Tin 2. Conlani bases on balls. off East .,
III Naus D. off Dresser l. Oft Gregory 1
sacrifice hits, DEBATE, Heichle, berger.
Conlani left on babes wichita g. Sioux
city IL, two.base hits, Ysrysn. wshburn
berser Huiler Nets. Robinson. nrif-
fin. home run, Eiuert. stolen bases
Crouch Herger q Smith hits of Dresser
II and 8 In 7 innings, Oft East II and s In
lnningS Oft Maun ! and ] In I inning
victory 10 Gregory dsfest 20 Rasmussen;
Gregory 1. double plays cable to Nets
Gable TO DEBATE to MetE, Wild pitch, Dres-
SEN time, iB, umpirss, Buckley and
Jacobs.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-24
DEFEAT
CHAMPION REDS
Giants T a k e Pitchers
Duel From Cubs
Robins Win.

PUttApELPHtA, June ~ -Philafel-
pbta shut out Cincinnati today The visit.
ore made briCt rally In tho eighth, but
Neaduwa tIshfeued
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-24
T VTWTN s1sIs s1II 7 ? Y
COSD1EN.

summary: Sacrifice hits, Mathis
McElwaine. Vincent; stolen bases
Ahern, Ellis, johnson, Becker. Bum.
Murphy 2 double play. Spellman 10
Vincent, left on bases, Sinclair 4.
Cosden 8 bases on balls. off Giltner
:, Off Duff 3; struck out, by DUFF I.
by Giltner Z; passed ball, simmons
wild pitch, Duff; time, 1915; um,
pire. WomaCk.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-24

Hated Tor i.nvan In fourth
Matted 'or Ma, IN ninth.
t7sttei Tor North In eighth.
~. Louis '.'..'.',,r,,.... oln WV olo-2
Boston ....................A AOl o00 inx--e
summary Runs. Heathcote, Hornsby
Powell Pick Eayres, Hslke 3, Boeckel .
errors, Hornsby. North Holks; two. base
HIT Hornsby; three base hit, Stock; home
run, Hornsby double play, shotton to
Fournier. bases on balls of Doak ,, off
sherdel 1, of oesohger ?; struck out. by
Oescng-r 4, by North T.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-24

oRLAHoMk CITY June 7i--Fuhr heid
Oklahoma city batters helpless white
omshs hit miller and Stoner tgrsely and
omaha made II two out OF three.
The
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-24
Abbott Pitchers Batted Hard;
Williams Pitches Effectively
"Mutt" Holds Oilers to
Six Hits in First
Game.
FIELDING IS FEATURE
Only 3 Errors Made in Both
Games-Saints Play Err
rorless in Second.
by LARRY DALEY

Johnny kellchers crippled but
fighting IT. Joseph Drummcrs took
a fall out of the Tulsa oilers yester.
day by winning a double header. I
to I and g 10 4, thus evening up the
series. Both games. like the two
previous affairs were hard fought
and characterized by disputes OF
players over declsons, which IN tn.
first game resulted In the banlSh-
ment OF Outfieider Emerich Of IT
Joseph by Umpire Matty Fitzpatrick.
for hurling his bat against the stands
when called out on strikes.
The Saints batted hard In both
games. nicking Smithson for II hits
In the first and cowan for 10 blows
In the second. They accorded their
pitrhcrs splendid support. making
only one error In the Two games.
Several brilliant fielding plays fea-
tured the afternoons pasilming.
williams was In fine form In the
first game. holding the oilers to rix
hits. striking out eIght and issuing
three free transporta,ions lie was
especially effective when the oilers
threatened. In the fourth inning
Williams struck out tho hard and
timely hitting Brannon for the third
out with the baaos full.
smithson was unable to hold the
Saints IN the first game and Cowan
weakened In the sixth Inning OF the
second game after holding the Saints
to no runs ana TWO hi's UP 10 INA,
time s'o'.aasHi'ii' 81 Joseph
pitcher, held The pilsyn srorsl@.A Tor
four inning but they sent MN out OF
the box In the seventh Mack All.
son went to McLaughlin's rescue ana
held the Oilers runloss, saving the
game.
First Game.
Tho Drummcrs scored tho first
run of the first game In the second
inning. Conroy was safe on an In
field hit and was sacrificed to see
ond by Shcstak. vmithaon to Me-
Names. Bonowitz grounded TO Nc
Manus. Conroy going to third, from
which he scored on CrosbyS single
u left
Connolly started the fourth with a
single to right and went to second
when Davis allowed the ball TO
TO smithson, who threw to third too
late to catch Connolly. No play was
made at first. Eonowitz sacrificed,
Cleveland to MoManus. Connolly
counting
Saints score Two In ftfth.
Two and their final runs were
made In the ntth ~ the saints
ltosc led or win single To r,Hht
and was sacrific~>l, sinithson To NC
Manus, kclIeher tripied TO center
Rose scoring, connolly fied 70 ora
ham, but Conroys single through
Cleveland scored kclieher.
Tho oilers only run was scored IN
the seventh ono was out when
Brannon doubled 20 center. smith-
son grounded TO keiieher burkes
double to left scored Brannon,
- second Game.
WIN Cowan ana mclaughlin
pitching effectively no scores were
mace IN tne second game until the
nfth when three hits. a base on
balls. and an error gave the oilers
II trio of markers Connolly singled
to left with enc out. po"binH
walked, Cqwan singled 10 center.
scoring Connelly from second Dob
bins 'Soing 10 tnlru on IN, lhro"-in,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-24

Mrs. Tucker detained farcN "
dance Saturday evening, Elks' hail
A1N't
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-24

hits and runs of Musrsr II and In \
lyons .. time, l.bo. umpiT.s. Jacobs and
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-24

summary; Runs. Rawlings, Htsngrl
meusel, errors Kopf Rawlings, Williams
two.base hit, stengel. stolen base, Rawi-
ings double plays. Rawlings 70 Fletcher
t1 Luderus Rawlings 20 Lui"rus, bases
on balls 90 Ring ! oit Meadows 2, struck
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-24

matted Tor Rims Ia eighth
rIncinrAu .........,...On On0 ooN o00--0
..............I60 100 o02 JOYS
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-24

SEW YBUK Iupe ll a-'runev herted
.Io1anfer IN pitchers battle today and
.sw York defeated Chicago.
The scorei
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-24

zone out when vtnning run scored,
wesna Wen 'y .,,...,....,sSi ..,.........ssSi Sss .,Is
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-24

saints Score Two IN Firth.

Two and their final runs were
made In the nfth hy the Saints.
Rose led of with n Ainglc to right
and was sacrific~>l, amithson to Me-
Manus, Kclleher tripled to center.
Rose scoring. Connolly flied to Ora
ham, but Conroy's single through
Cleveland scored i<clleher.
Tho oilers only run was scored In
the seventh. Ono was out when
Brannon doubled 20 center. Smith
son grounded To kelleher. Burltes
double to left scored Brannon.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-18
uoMEs FOR BIRDS ASKED
:. ,,,,r. Urged to Care for Needs Of
r'' Eeathored Tribe

n,;,d bird boxes II you are 2 friend
ba,.' feathered tribe, says Seth y.
q .don tHs secretary Of the pennsylivania
Goms ioruoVG Commission, in bulletin issued
today. . -, urses that all lovers of
M cutdoors, farmers, BOY Scouts,
the ,s%en. nature clubs aud dwellers in
ors.Sburbs put up houses to give, addi-
the nesting space to the birds re-
honr hopGr from their winter sojourn in
turn,sas ter South. Plans for the building Of
me- tns J houses will be furnished to all
sspUnlicants spsSlii BY the Game Commission at
Bats ~, Is urged also that farmers put out
.aai,iopal food for birds, planting or
,,rusunsferring sweet cherries, mulberries
.nd raspberrics. The bulletin says: =.
~" MANY persons when planting small
,.,,t trees forget their friends the birds,
nSsreas uS they should plant an extra
WY or two 80 that there will be plenty
~ sae 'botb, as the robin, catbird and other
..usciss are constantly rendering an in
Valuable service to the farmer and
| fruit grower.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-17
.AROMORE HELD IN BAD
REPUTE BY STATE
HEALTH DEPARTING EN- I

That the Carter County Medical
Society voiced strong protests in op-
position to a state offer of free anti
typhoid serum To residents of the
city who could otherwise pay for il
was the statement made by the city
health officer, DR. A. Y. Easterwood,
at the meeting of the board of city
commissioners Friday night. The doc
tor stated that several months ago,
the state health department had in
quired of him as to whether or not
he desired some anti-typhoid serum
to be distributed free TO residents Of
Ardmore. The local medcos strongly
protested against any free distribu-
tion, said the city health officer, and
the secretary of the society wrote
letter to the state health depart
ment informing them Of the decision
of his organization.
The matter came up during dis
cussion Of new methods whereby the
refuse of the city might be disposed
of in more satisfactory manner
than the methods used at the pres
ent time. A man named Elridge APP
peared before the board, and stated
that he had proposition whereby
the garbage of the city could be col
lected and disposed Of without-cost TO
the municipality. He stated that he
now has contract for similar work
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-17
Celebrate Birthdays

Honoring her son Gerald, who cele-
brated his fifteenth birthday anni-
versary Tuesday and her daughter,
Marvine who celebrated her thir-
teenth anniversary Wednesday, Mrs.
Marvin l.. Cochran entertained very
delightfully."- Tuesday afternoon at her
home, 400 IL street. southwest.
The home was prettily decorated
with cunning Halloween suggestions.
Refreshments in black and yellow
were served.
Among the guests We're Ben Cur
tbs, Ned Marcum, Robert Hefner
| viii Daniel Evans, Roy Stewart
John f. Wade, Harold Lewis, Re
becca Love, Gwyn Whiteman, Virgin
/ Ia Crockett, Paul Johnston, George
Sayre, Stansel Byers, Lee Webb
Mona Ruth Webb, Willis Martin
Helen Wilson, Maxine Hodges, Rob
ert Fox, Ruth Johnston, Ouida Jack
son, Mary Helen Potter, Ludie Ton
Walcott, Kathleen Hadley, Kathrin'
Pierce, Sidney NJ. Williams, Dorothy
Levy, Anne Everett, Kathrine Ever
EFT, Louise Sullivan, Robby McCrory
Lena NJ. Slough, Rosaline Fox, Mar
guerite Wood, Mildred Thompson ant
Hortense Kahn.
The hostess was assisted in enter
tanning by the Misses Blanche vii
son. Ethel Downing and Mrs. Free
Pierce.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-17
philharmonic Club

The Philharmonic club will hold its
regular meeting Wednesday afternoon
in the Chamber of Commerce.
Following il the program as given
in the year book:
Roll call, Current Musical Events.
Voice:
(a) AN open Secret" Woodwan.
(b) "A Winter Lullaby" DeKoven;
Mrs. s. +. Mathews.
Trio: "To a Wild Rose" MacDowe.l,
Theresa Hall, Rachel Tillman, jim
ME Stark.
Sketch: American Music" Mrs.
Walter Hardy.
Piano-Selected, Mrs. ]. r. Penning
ton.
Volce-Selected, Mrs. A. NJ. Hepler
Sketch, Life OF C;uion and Burleigh'
Mrs $. w. Wilson.
Negro Spirituals (a) Sinner, Don
Let this Harves' Pass" Guion; o.
John de Bap-a-tist," Guion, (c)
little David" Guion, Mrs. Billie
Baker.
(a) Didn't It Rain" Burlelgh; (bl
"By an By Burleigh; Rebecca Brett
Trio. (a) Il Want TO BE Ready
Bur,eigh; (b) "Weepin' Mary" Bur
leigh, Mesdames Robert Gardenhire
n. c. Wood. Tom Frame.
Reading, Negro Dialect. Mrs. Harry
Kessler.
Piano: Shepherds Hey" Perc!
Granger. Ruby Randol.
Hostesses: Mesdames II. Il. Harts
Velie c. Suggs. Cecil Williams.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-17
DELAY IN SHIPMENT
Of TARGETS INTERFERE
WITH FRIDAYS SHOOT

A few members Of the Ardmore Gun
Club went to the traps Friday after
noon but on account Of a delayed
shipment of targets but little shoot
ing was done.
Targets will be here in time for
the regular shoot Tuesday after
noon, it was announced, and some
out of town shooters are expected
to be here.
Following is the score of Fridays
events:
First event, 25 targets: Fort 2S; j..
Cox, 10; Frank Ketch, l6; Moorehead,
10.
Second event, 25 targets; West, q;
Cochran, 10; Ketch. IL; Fort, p;
Moorehead, q.
Third event. 25 targets: West, l6.
Ketch, 13; Cox, z; Cochran, 10
Fourth event, 25 targets: Sherwood,
II; West, 20; Cochran. u; Ketch Z;
Cox. 8.
Summary: Fort, 45x5O; Cox, 26x5O
Ketch, 47x100; Moorehead, 4Ox5O;
West, SKIS; Cochran, 32x75; Sher-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-17
Honoring Ont Of Town Guests

Mrs. j. A. Bass and Mrs. II. l..
Crockett entertained very delightfully."-
Thursday afternoon between the hours
Of to o'clock in the home OF the
latter, 327 G street, southwest, hon.
oring the Mesdames o. A. Trippett
of Wheeling. West Virginia, c. f.
Bell of Lexington, Kentucky ana
L. l.. Murrah Of Columbus, Georgia.
The hostesses were assisted in en-
tertaining by the Mesdames C. A
Crockett and p. l.. Slack.
The home was prettily decorated
with potted plants and red roses. A
salad course was served.
Mrs Trippett gave "a reading which
was highly enjoyed by all.
Among the guests were the Mes
danes Mary Dobbs, w. |. Cruce, J
c. Jones, c. l.. McCann. j. c
Thompson, A. p. Colvin, ID. f.. Allen
w. T.. Poland, Fanny Smith, w. b
Frame. Jerry McCluskey, Bertha
Whiteman. Carrie Maxwell, Guy p
Cobb, John Gait, II. ID. Wagner, j
G. Sprecklemeyer, j. w. Stansel, ]
Il. Puliam, Henry Sutherland, T. *
Kearncy, George n. Adams, +. l.
Gregory, c. i. Gardenhire, Susal
Comegys, j. w. Goledge, Sophi
Butzow, r. d. Rogers, NJ. V. vii
son of Midlothian, Texas.
Dainty favors We're awarded to tn
honorees.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-17
Afternoon Bridge

A fitting climax TO the weeks So
cIal affairs was the afternoon bridge
yesterdaygi ven by Mrs. James Barron
and Mrs. w II. Daiber, on the meZza-
nine floor of Hotel Ardmore, which
was characterized by the most de-
lightful informality.
Following the several games in
which favors were awarded TO Miss
Mary Jarrett, Mrs. Kelsey Polk and
Mrs. T.. IL. Roger for high score, a
most enjoyable musical program was
given by Miss Ruby Randol who play
ed two numbers from Mcdowell,
Mrs. n C. Wood. who sang Little
Mouse OF Dreams" Metcalf. and Mrs
j, Homer Adams of Fort Worth, Tex
as. who sang "Ah. Love But aNDay.'
by Protheroe, all Of whom were COM
PEELED TO respond TO encore.
An ice course was served, color