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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-07
STATE SOCIETY


1, '''S IN MS church LAST sun
u'y.
NIltord aud Everett Johnson
,,"'"I'a 10 hutchinson Kan, last
rr'u'y ana ON thc return trip W'ro
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s"n ana Mrs. c. q. Johnson who
NV b.'h visiting friends in Hutch
"S.H Tor several d1's
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M'rN ana uauEh'tt Miss EehcoDl.
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i's az hr,aNitti wednesday morn
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III S's,,r Mrs. 'Ihr'nc' owens.
NI'te Sha7'' daisies ana pink CHINA
5S'"l7 were us'd very rilt'uN'F Tor
,|ratl"hS IN aI "i the rooms.
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10 l!Iury' ram I" spend IN" dtN
SUNDAY
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day tor vacation OF one month
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Mu. ana hanSaN iiN.
MISS Ru'h McfAdNcn was honor'd
MONDAY Afternoon ny surprise
pdr'E given 10y NlIS7 't',' "'',.
maker the event being the eight
eehth hlfthdaF OF MISS M'I aSu' n.
Hain's We're enlUySu uurlnF the a.
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were served 10 t"eINe guests VINO
were present
Mr' ana MtS' Ed iiers,'Ih an an
nounce the arrival or new p5oy s'rl
wolshlhg ~ pouhnS winch tn'y
nave named Rhnette'
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sent to her Ola nome IN Fres'w"od,
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-07

months visiting I'm California. VIII
arrive homo the latter part ~ tho
week.
Tho pythpu Sisters held thrir
regular meeting at n O'Clock Frld'y
ui-ut az the Is. T.. hall
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MOUNDS.
Mr.. and Mrs II, n. Bilbro and
w. A. and BettN. Mr and
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This association determined to keep growing We
with what has been accomplished We believe that the
field just great today when entered and with that
thought in mind will steadily forward The Home Build
ing and Loan Association privately owned
but mutual association owned by those who become depos
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1921-11-13
SOCIAL GOSSIP OF NATIONAL CAPITAL AND NEIGHBORING

last Saturday and Sunday Mrs. L n.
Biackford. Of the University OF vir-
ginia.
Mrs. 1nez Rixey and Misses Co
leste Williams and Rosalie Rixey
were in Washington Tuesday.
Mrs. T. Q. Thompson. after q
short stay with her brother. ARM
istead Eggborn. OF Alexandria. has
returned home.
DR.. John Aylor has returned from
trip ID Charleston. W. Va.
{. w. Browning was a recent
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Wood.
Miss Minnie M. Scales was re-
cent guest Of friends in Gordons-
VILE.
The Rev. T. w. Hooper and John
Bickers visited in Baltimore this
week.
E. French strOther. editor of
Worlds Work. spent "wednesday IN
Culpeper.
Mrs. T. t. Slaughter is very m
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with pneumonis at her home near
Mitchelis.
Mrs. C. v. Saunders. Of Middiesex
County. is visiting Mrs. w. c. Petty.
The Rev. ]. w. Ware was greatly
improved byNa two weeks stay at
Garfield Hospital, In WashinEton.
and, has returned home, where he
hopes to regain his health and
strength
Mr.. and Mrs. c. p. woodward have
moved from Western North Carolina
70 cuipeper TO make this their per-
manent home.
Miss Lizzie waite IL visiting
friends in the National Capital
Martin Hoffman, Of Beckley, W.
wa. spent sunday with his sister.
Mrs. G. A King.
Members Of the Country Club
were entertained by Mr.. and Mrs.
@. NJ. Jameson last week.
Mrs. ]. Polk Hill IL visiting her
son-in-law and daughter, DR.. and
Mrs Herbert Lewis. in Richmond
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Mss Adslis xover hs1 a a ~
cent guest Mrs Pierce Horna ot
washington
Miss Mildred Gibson. Of washing
ton. spent several days this week at
the home Of her father. T. H Glib
son
Mrs. Atwen somervflis has re-
turned from a short visit % her
daughter at Nitchells-
Mrs d. J. Coleman 10 home again
after visiting relatives in St Adams
and Pratt. W. Va
Miss Blanche LeaveIl attended the
Armistice Day exercises yesterday.
Homer Kite. who has been III for
several months. was taken this
week 20 the University Of virginia
Hospital
Marriage licenses were issued this
week 20 Russell H. Frazier, Of
MItohells. and Miss Lillian Risson,
Of Culpeper. and 90 Clyde z. Hav-
kins. Of State Mills. and Margaret
r. Hit, Of Boston. Va
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1921-11-13
End Visit at
West Point
Mrs. Stuart Returns to
Capital; Daughter
To Vnssar.

Mrs Edwin Roy Stuart and Miss
Elsie Stuart have been stopping
with Col. C. C. Carter, o. 8. A, and
Mrs Carter at West Point. N. z,
and DR. and Mrs. A r. Gray At Gar
rison-on-Hudson. N. 7. Miss Elsie
Stuart has returned to vasssr and
Mrs. Stuart has Joined Miss Mary
Stuart at their apartment At 1916
New Hampshire avenue. in this
city, where they will be for the
winter.
Mrs. Kate Woodbridge Michaslis,
widow of MAJ. Ohio 2. Michaelis,
Ordnance Department. U. 8. A. and
sister Of the late Lieut. Francis
Woodbridge. U. g. infantry. has
taken an apartment at 40 Win
throp road, Brookline, Mass, with
her son, George Woodbridge.
Lieut.. Col. Joseph s. Cecil, in
fantry. u. s. A, and family are now
settled at Wildwood, Columbus,
Ga, where they will reside during
the next years course Of instruc-
ton for field officers At the infantry
school. It
Col. and Mrs. 7. o. Murphy have
gone abroad for q three months
leave in Europe. While absent they
will visit their daughter. Mrs. s. d.
Downs, at Coblenz, Germany, where
her husband, Maj. Downs. Is on duty
in the office of civil affairs
Mrs. Edward Fuller Witsell has
returned to the United States after
a visit with her son, Maj. z. F. Wit
sell. infantry, u. g. A., on duty as
language officer at the U. s. En-
bassy, Tokyo, Japan. Her address
is 1872 South Bay, Charleston, s. C.
At present she u visiting Lieut..
Col. and Mrs. william e. Hunt at
their Virginia home.
Lieut.. Col. William r. Eastman,
Medical Corps, U. s. A, Mrs. East
man and Billy and Mrs. r. B. Nicoll,
the hostess OF the Fort Bliss Serv-
ice Club, have just returned to
william Beaumont General Hos
pital. FL Paso, Tex, from a six
weeks motor tyip through Southern
California, driving to the coast by
the Southern route and returning
by the Grand Canyon.
Maj. Lewis Merriam, u. s. A. and
Mrs. Merriam have returned to
Washington from San Francisco,
where they spent the greater part
Of three years visiting their daugh-
ter, the late Mrs. Ruth Merriam
Gillespie, and their younger son,
Lewis Merriam, jr.. of Los Angeles.
They were met in Washington by
their son, Lieut.. Col. H. C. Merriam,
Coast Artillery, U. s. A, who took
them to the Cairo for a short time.
They have taken an apartment for
the winter at 1884 Q street.
Miss Georgianna w. Getty Is Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. John Marshall
True, at the Preside of San Fran
cisco.
Maj. Albert s. Peake, U. s. A., and
Mrs. Peake have motored from
Camp Lewis, Wash. to San Fran
cisco. where they are guests Of the
latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
d. Tobin. Mrs. Peake was Miss
Alma Tobin. and since her marriage
has been living in Camp Lewis.
where Maj. Peake has been sta
toned with the Forty-seventh In
fantry. On their return North they
VIII make their home at their new
station in Portland, Greg.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1921-11-13
UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND
CLASSES PLAN ACTIVE YEAR
Dramatic Society Selects Cast for Play to Be
Given Next Month.

Miss Murphy Miss Sarah Morris.
Mrs Stewart and Miss Mccall.
The Arts and Science Club has or
ganised. and q program for the year
has been arranged. D. H. p. Rein
muth. president. has appointed
committee to arrange for social
evenings. It was decided that stu
dents Of the school of arts and
science shall wear a recognition pin,
probably something similar to the
campaign pin worn by American
soldiers. -
The two literary societies. the Poe
and the New Mercer, have the
largest enrolment In their history.
Both societies are preparin9 for
the annual inter-society debate to
be held early In the second term.
The New Mercer Society has won
the debate for the last two years.
thereby winning two legs on the
Patterson cup. Another triumph
this year for this society will give
them permanent possession Of the
cup.
Nu Sigma omicron Fraternity
(petitioning Phi Delta Theta) has
purchased the property recently oc-
cupied by o. q. Gerald. east Of the
washington-Ba Baltimore boulevard.
The house 10 being repaired and
furniture being installed for the
fraternity.
An informal dance was held Fri
day evening by the sigma Phi
Sigma Fraternity at their home In
College Park. Chaperones were
DR.. end Mrs. Mcdonnell. Prof. and
Mrs. steinberg and Prof and Mrs
Taliaferro.
President, watkins, Of the Junior
class, has named the following 70
serve on the junior Prom" commit
tee: Burroughs. Matthias. ouain-
lance. White and Crooks. The date
for the prom" has not yer been
fxed. The editor-in-chief and
business manager Of the Terra
Mariae have begun work on the an
nual publication.
The freshmen class has elected
the following oficers: President. J.
Mace, IT.; vice president H F,
Juska; secretary, Miss Minnie Hill,
and treasurer, N. 2. Usilton-
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Upper Marlboro's
Social Notes of
Week Just Closed

UPPER MARLBORO, Nd, Nov,
ia conference Of the Episcopal
clergymen of Prince Georges Coun-
ty was held In Trinity Church here
Wednesday. There was a mission
airy service.
The marriage Of Miss Helen
Payne of Manassas. Va, and WILL
lam A. Gibbons, son Of DR.. w. H.
Gibbons Of Groom, Is announced.
The ceremony took place November
2 at Alexandria, Va.
The vestry of ST. Barnabas'
Church will give an oyster supper
in the guile hall near Iceland next
Saturday beginning at .. m
Dancing will follow.
An oyster supper at the Old
Pyles' homestead Thursday evening
under the auspices of the women
of the Cheltenham and westwood
Methodist Episcopal Church was
well patronized
Mr.. and Mrs. James II. Carr cell
ebrated their twenty-ffth wedding
anniversary at their home near
Baden, this county. A large num-
Der of friends and relatives felici-
tated the oouple.
An interesting program marked
the last meeting Of the woman's
Club of Mellwood district held at
Bonneville, the beautiful home of
Miss Mary Berry.
Mrs. L A. Grifath, wife of DR..
Griffith, has returned from a visit
in Atlantic City.
Miss Lillian Pollock was q re-
cent guest Of relatives in Balti-
more.
Mrs. Mary E. Wilson had as a
recent guest, Miss Elizabeth Tip
petit. of Charles county.
Announcement has been made
Of the recent marriage at Glenn
dale, this county. of Miss Marie A.
Van Horn and Walter s. Rau.
Vase Trivanovitch. q student at
the University Of, Maryland was a
recent, guest Of Mrs. B. w. SUIT.
Mrs. c. v. A Clagett has return
ed from a visit to her grand
daughter. Mrs. Harris Franklin. Of
Washington, and Mrs. Brooke Lee,
of Silver Spring.
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her ia home. has returned 20
Wa ellington.
d. and Mrs. r. B. Macoy spent
part OF the week In Baltimore.
Miss Lucille Nelson and guest.
Miss Eleanor Pendieton, attended
the football game at, Chariot.esvi'le
between the universities OF virginia
and West Virginia today.
A nonexplosive bomb thrown into
the kitchen Of the Greek cafe Tues
day night created momentary con-
sternation. The missile blazed
brightly and the Greeks were badly
scared.
Mrs. p. C. simmons has returned
to her home in Franklin, Tenn.
after spending several months with
the family of Charles. Forbes.
Prof. and Mrs. T, C. Cline spent
the week lend in the Nationa; Capt.
tai.
Miss Lucy Nottingham was a
recent guest of friends in Orange.
Mrs. H. b. Lee had as her guest
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1921-11-13
Social Week
In Rockville
Montgomery County
Activities Meeting of
Nelrconlb Club.

ROCKVILLE, Nd, Nov. 1a-At
the last meeting Of the Newcomb
Club, Of the Bethesda neighborhood.
held at the home Of Mrs. william
7. owens, the guest OF honor and
speaker of the afternoon was Mrs.
A. Dawson Trundle, member Of the
county board of education. who
discussed public school conditions
in the county. The program included
other interesting features Refresh
ments were served.
W. Russell Brewer. Of the Cum
berland Trust Company. visited
relatives and friends IN Rockville
during the week.
Among the recent marriages here
this week was that of Miss Ethel
Gilliss, daughter OF Mrs John S.
Gflliss, Of this vicinity, and Peter
Legrand Decker, of Bethesda, which
took place at the home OF the
brides mother. The Rev. o. c.
Barnes, pastor Of the Christian
Church, performed the ceremony.
Because Of a recent death In the
family of the bride, only members
OF the two families were present
The brides sister. Miss Viola Gilliss,
was maid OF honor. and the brides
nephew, Mr.. Meyer, was best man.
The q. c. Club Of Poolesville and
vicinity gave q dance IN the town
hall there Thursday evening. It
was In charge of q committee con-
sisttng Of Misses Annie Lee ATlnutt
and Alice AIlnutt and MessrA webb
Hersperger and Russell Allnutt and
was attended BY . large number Of
young folks from various parts Of
the county and elsewhere. The mu-
sic was furnished by . Washington
orchestra and at midnight refresh
ments were served
Among the couples married here
during the week were Miss Thelma
NJ. Pee and George I. Hayes. both
Of washingtons Miss Ella Harding
and Andrew Richie, both of Elli-
colt City, Nd: Miss Bessie N. Ras-
sey and Robert N. Hamlin. both Of
Washington, and Miss Grace Sulli-
van, of washington and James B.
Dorsey, of this county.
Mrs. Charles A. kaufman, Of
Hamilton, Va, Is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Florence e. Morgan in
Rockville.
The GaithersburE woman's Club
met Thursday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. Zadoc NJ Cooke The
usual interesting program was rem
dered, after which refreshments
were served
Mrs. ]. Somerville Dawson enter
tanned at cards and q luncheon at
her home near Rockville Thursday
evening. her guests including
about twenty Of her friends Of
Rockville and vicinity.
Barrett P. Patterson, Of Aberdeen,
Nd, visited friends at Derwood dur
ing the week
At the Maryland conference Of the
Near East Relief, held recently in,
Baltimore, Montgomery County was
represented by Mrs. Josiah J. Hut
ton, Mrs. Robert Murohy, the Rev.
P. Rowland Wagner, Allan Far
quher and Robert Murphy.
Mrs. Mamie Hollis, Of Washing
ton. was a visitor to Rockville dur
ing the week.
Miss Nellie Stottlemeyer, Of
Boyds, has gone to Washington to
spend the fall and winter.
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d. A. r. Chapter Meets
With Mrs. Clara A. Slime

Wendell Wolfe Chapter, D. A. r.
met Tuesday evening at the home of
Mrs. Clara A. slime. 20 Franklin
street northeast. The assisting
hostesses were Mrs. p. v. Roundy.
Miss Eva z. Luke and Miss Lucy M.
CardwelL In the absence of the
regent, the vice-regent, Miss Luke,
presided. The chapter voted a sum
OF money to the work Of the
Juvenile Protective Association.
Miss Eunice Curtis of the Blu
feaa OF Education gave a descrip-
ton Of the Pilgrim pageant which
she attended in Plymouth last sum-
mer- The second paper In the
series, American Women in HIS
tory" was read by Miss Cardwell,
the subject being Colonial Women
OF the North and South" Mrs.
Thelme Trotter sang, accompanied
by Miss Geneva Wallace, Miss Ruth
Parker. a memter OF the Society OF
the Children of the American Revo-
luton, IVES q guest.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1921-11-13
Samuel OIiUer Baldwin
WEEDS Miss Washington

The marriage Of Miss Elizabeth
Temple Washington, daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. Bushrod Corbin wash
inEton, jr., and Samuel oliver
Baldwin, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Morgan Baldwin. jr., took
place wednesday evening at 8
O'Clock at the Church of Our
Saviour, in Brookland
A decoration Of palms, ferns and
chrysanthemums was in place in
the church, where a large gather
ing Of relatives and friends wit
messed the ceremony, which was
performed by the Rev. Joseph
FLETCHER, Ereat-uncle Of the bride
W. Tuft Of the Church of Our
Saviour.
The bride, who was given in mar.
rIage by her father. wore a gown
Of white satin, hand-embroidered in
pearls, with side draperies OF
georgette and a long graceful train.
Her veil of tulle was caught here
ana there with clusters of orange
buds, and she carried y shower bou-
met Of bride roses 1hd sweet peas.
Mrs Bushrod Cbrbin Washing
ton, "a, the matron OF honor, wore
a gown Of orchif satin and tulle.
combined with silver lace, and her
bouquet was Of orchid-color chry-
santhemums The bridesmaids were
Miss Susan Elizabeth Baldwin, who
wore pink Eeorgette over pink
crepe de chine, with a silver lace
bodice, and carried orchid-color
chrysanthemums, and Miss Jean
Lawson holster, who wore apple
green Eeorgette over crepe de chine
and carried pink chrysanthemums.
II. Marion Boteler was best man
ana the ushers were z. Calvin
Donaldson and william A. sAIolster.
A reception followed at the home of
the brides parents. where q charm
ing decoration Of autumn flowers
and foliage adorned the various
rooms. Mrs Washington. mother of
the bride, assisted in receiving.
wearing q gown Of black jetted lace
over violet color satin. with a cor
sage bouquet OF Ophelia roses, and
by Mrs. Baldwin, mother OF the
bridegroom. whose gown was OF
brown Canton crepe, worn with
corsage bouquet Of roses.
Mr.. and Mrs Baldwin left later
for their wedding trip1and on their
return VIII reside at 1919 Lawrence
street The out-of-town guests here
for the wedding included Mrs.
George Kuiter OF Dauplin, Pa: J. K.
Joiee Of New York, Mr.. and Mrs.
Benjamin Brashears and Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Mitchell Of Baltimore,
z. b Baldwin OF Missouri and DR..
and Mrs. 7. NJ Baldwin, ST., and
Mr. and Mrs e R. Hill of Laurel,
Nd
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. Capitol to Entertain.

The merry-making with buffet
lunch which will take the place of
Capitol Chapters r. A. NJ, peren-
NAL Ladies' Night" win be a
stag" affair this year. and confined
to members of the Masonic frater-
nifty. A number Of Washington's
best professional entertainers will
be on hand to help make the oc-
casion memorable. The date is
Thursday, November IT, at 8 p. m,
and the place the chapter room at
Eighth and = streets northeast
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1921-11-13
Social Neus
OF Culpeper
Or. and Mrs. Kelly, of
Baltimore, Visiting
His Parents.

cuLPEPER, Va. Nov. 12.-Dr. ana
Mrs. Richard Kelly and Mr.. Paradee.
all Of Baltimore. will arrive in Gull
pepper tomorrow for a few days.
visit with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs
DIV. Kelly.
Miss Blanche Maddox, after
spending several days In culpeper.
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COLLEGE PARK. Nd, Nov. IA
The cast committee OF The Play
ers," the dramatic organization OF
the University OF Maryland. has Sc
Iected the following cast for the
play Green Stockings" TO be pre-
scented early in December: V. 8.
Troy, Everett. Embrey, J. +. Ciagett-
Glenn Clarke, w. H Weber. d. s.
Lesher. C. h lGeist. Mss Thompson.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1921-11-13

Announcement has been made of
ne marriage q few days ago of
%iss VbOla Harvey, eldest daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Harvey. jr.,
snd Cleveland Beal. boeh of Glenn
d<ls.
The New York herald., 1921-02-27
American Golf "Pros" Are Advised to
Practice Run Up Shot for St. Andrews

to
-
the and
that anything the nature Of pitch
%
Andrews" he continued from all of distances JOCK
UP ever
victims
stout maint he a
st. not take the chances Of
British gfng fraternity On the
In
Britain shor within the next
The New York herald., 1921-02-27

The cross bunker will reappear after
being cowardly condemned as unfit to
rear its head on a golf course. We
should then play the game as II was in
tended to be played. In the air, and
should not crawl up TO the green In fear
and trembling like an anamic worm.
We should be compelled to learn and
relearn how to control the flight OF the
ball in every kind of wind and circum-
stance. which Is the very quintessence
Of solfng skill. an art that is now being
lost simply because there is no occasion
for It's employment
The deeply ribbed iron clubs which
are rapidly coming into a vulgar fashion,
the ns- OF which is a confession OF weak
Less. will be throttled at birth and the
player who can put stop on his ball by
real goinng skill will again become emf
nent and proud of his achievement I
am not one to become wise after the
event Nearly two years ago / wrote
an article which lay IN my desk for
months awaiting completion. which.
when finished sent to America and
which was published In Golf Illustrated,
in the May issue OF last year. In 1t
condemned the heavy ball and pointed
out that It's use had robbed and was rob-
bing the game of its finest technique and
prostituting it's skill. I put in a plea for
tho lighter ball and endeavored to show
that 1t was only by It's employment again
that the real game Of golf could be
played.
II reiterate this plea, and I appeal TO
the rules committee to face this problem
unntnchingly and come out boldly for q
doater. / am certain. such action will
receive the appreciation OF all true golf
ers, and tho verdict of 'posterity will
be that the game was saved for them"