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ACT NO. Av3. Approved March 16, ivxl.


 An Act providing for the kind of State
 Provides that corporations may be surance for the following Iposes rlfe Insurance. marine insurance life insurance. disability insurance, iiabil- ity, fidelity insurance and other cas- ua1ty insurance etc
 Provides that mutual insurance com paniss may trSnsact any kind of insur capital stock is specifically required. Provides that companies other than mutual assessment companies shall maintain proper and legal reserves on business written in this State. Pro fides that no insurance corporation or fraternai society may hold or convey rsal estate except the building in ~htch IL h&s its principal office reQuis- lie Tor its actual aRd convenient trans action of its business. or such may be conveyed 10 it by mortgage. deed may purchase at sales upon deeds of trust. mortgages or judgments made for loans, dsbts etc.
 Provides for the merger of two or more insurance companies Provides that the funds or domestic insurance companies may De invested in bonds of the United States. State of Arkansas. of any county or municipal improve ment district. Such funds may be in vested in notes or bonds secured by first mortgages or deeds of trusts on real estate. for not more than one half of the value thereof.
 Provides that all casualty companies. in Addi tisn to making the deposit re- quired by law. shall file bond in the sum of t3o o0o.0o. Prohibits any per son from acting as agent for any bond or surety company. unless such com pany has q capital stock of 250.0o0. o0. capital stock fully paid and unless $50. 900 .0V Is invested in bonds created by the laws of this State or of the United ssases. Provides that all forms of bonding contracts must be approved by the Insurance Commissioner of the State. Provides the method for the or ganiZation Of Insurance Companie es within the State of Arkansas and fixes the fees to be collected by the insurance Commissioner from the in- the State.
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ACT No. sI9. Approved March 2u. iU.I.

An Act 10 require the Chancellor of the Tenth ChAncery District to give twelve days out of the year to mold Ing ChanVery Court Tn Scott County
 Requires the Chancellor of the 10th thancerS District to give l2 days year to holding such court in Scott County.
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ACT No. SIS. Appros nascA 2d. 1881.

An Act 10 amend Section sl7 of Crawford X Noses Dis est
 Amends said section as to pro vide that railroad companies may transport property free of cost or at reduced rates for railroad eating l.uses
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ACT NO. <tt3. Approved March 41. 1921,

An Act 10 amend Act No il3 of the Acts ot lslS, entitled An Act for the organization and control of Banks"
 Amends the laws relative to the or sAA!zat ton of banks 90 as to provide that the State Bank Department shat! eNlst Tor an indefinite period but not as pefmaneat otrlce Provides that osrore the Commissioner shall issue a charter tS any bank he shall determine thAt the community in which the bank Is to serve needs such aa Institution ffoNldes that upon the commissioner tahihb charge of the property and business of all insolvent bank the commissioner shall be vested at laN ana m equity with the full and uncon- diuohal ownership and entitled to the property thereof Authorizes banks or sahlZed under the laws of this State 10 purchase. own and hold shares of the capital stock of aNy corporation orgahl1ed under Act of Congress ap- proved December 2i. 1913 known as the fedefai Reserve Act. Provides that d deposItor may recover damages for the wrongful dishonor of his check only upon application and proof that such damages have resulted to him from such dishonor
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AtHT No. oO7. ApprONed March 3o, Inxl.

An Act to enable the State Normal school Board to purchase the Caddo Club for dormitery purposes.
 Authorizes the said Board to spend the sum ot s1&000 % for the purchase 0f lots It IS and Is of Block os Boule- ward Addition to the CitN of Conway
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ACT NO. sS3.
SA NOs spOos A ppfOve0 March 23, 1921.

An Act to amend Sections S601 an sois or Crawford c Moses Digest.
 amends said sections so as to providv ( that in case of the formation of drain age districts in lands lying in two CT more counties the petition for th formation thereof shall be addresst to the Circuit Court of the county f. when the majority of the land lie l.ateao or to the Circuit Court (. elther county as originally enacted.
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ACT NO. aI8. An.rnxs sA Mnr.k "A IA1I

An Act to make appropriations to pay certain miscellaneous denciency claims.
 Appropriates the sum of s27l6s 15 to pay various deiciency claims against the State Government
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ACT No. %oZ. 0nnHA A -a.A vA ksB i

NpVFVVou MHrc6 70, IB2I, poses Provides that after the passage of this Act there shall De levied all property, real and personal. within the State of Arksnsas . total state tax of eight and seven -tenths mills
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ACT NO. S0S. AnnAnvna N.s os rt

pro rated among the parties according 10 their respective interest
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AOT NO. sss.

An Act to Provide for the taxing of attorneys fees As part or the cost in osrtition suits.
 proyidss that In al suits where . a.srss is rendered fer partition the court shall reader . ssAssnAois lee to shsii hs pSid e part ef the cosIs and
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ACT No. S58. Approved March y.. lN1t

An Act 10 provide for the investmen: or certain permanent schools funds
 Pfovides for the transfer from the kermanent school fund to the Genera nsssnue rund the sum of S1S0, ,0O0.0U and directs the State Debt Board t. issue certificate, of date Of MarcE t1o IsEl. and due September l. 1921. and ps~Tnk interest at the rate of per gent Tn the amount of sls0000.0U .and oeposit said certificate with the Treas
 ufef or the State to the credit of the permanent school fund. Provides tha | Sn or before September l. 1921 tn state Dept Board shall cause to be engraved lS0 bonds of the denomina
 ueh or $l,vO6,00 each Said bonds tO Se executed by said board and shal. gear interest at per cent evidenced oy coupons attached. which shall Ds paJabls on the first day or Septembsr r CT each year Directs said board u Xse9te said bonds and place them il. sAe state treasury to the credit of tn . Pssmanent school fund. and provide ; Ter the destruction of the certificate uPSA the deposit of these bonds. Pro
 sloee that the interest on these bonds snail be paid out of the sinking fund.
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N;soeoe and four clerks at sl2oO0O
 sec ratary of the History Com Ss ,on Ho snail receive salary Of at Yl, 800 %. '0'
 s.ah ahe Commissonsr of Labor and Ss Ios snes ne sail receive salary of oe and may employ deputy at :i.5ssSSss :issSs and one 'tenOxraphsr at
 The State Mine Inspector shall re ce5ve T salary of 12.o00.o0.
 The Commissioner of Mines Manu- s.sqy sf sRd ,a AskEGSlturs sad on shall reeeiyf Sesne es deputy at ss.4eoeo, one clerk at assistant chemist at S2,400.o0, six in- speetors at S1. 500 %. one stenosrapher si ,os iSeo oS oo and one register al clerk at sl.soo' 'o0' one stenoerapher at sLSoo o0. three inspectors at sl 800 GO one Seputy at $s.40soo one clerk al on. s'VeU, IeU;,, one stenosrapher at sl 800 oG' tufal staustieian at si 200. co. stenog- rskher al sl 500.os
 The Superintendent of Public In sS.oVo o9 aad may employ one assist ant al s2 F0oo. one deputy .t .2 100 00 anT .T, one steneg rspher at H. 90.
 ne supreme Court may employ one s2.t0o % one assistant lierarian at h;,soo % and live clerks at sl s0O0O
 1H' otate Oll Inspector may employ one chief clerk at sl.sO0.o0, one steuosrspher at q 500 00 and seven in spectors at Sl, 500 % each
 state Treasurer's Office.
 One deputy at 324o0 co. assistant deputy at S210000 three clerks at sLsoos sO one night watchman al $SU0 %
 Rank COnn.issioaer's Offiee.
 Two assistants at SS 00U 0v one clerk at soOoO and two stenographers al saooVO snd eight examiners at
 state Highway Department
 Highway engineer 35 900 Oo two as slstaht engineers. 5000 0O secretary CT highway Commission S270o. % ac- couhtsHt s270v % three drattsmen sisuOvu one clerk tl SoGVO. one clerk sLaoO oU one deputy al ,2 4oo Ut two clerks st Sl 5000 one deputy Tor land depa rtment st s24ev 70 three clerks at VI sVV VV. one stenosrapher q 5Uo U6
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ACf NO. <US. Apuruv March 1H. loxl.

An Act to TX the salaries of officers and employees or certain departments of State Government.
 Fixes the salaries of officers and employees of state Government as fol-
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STATE SOCIETY


TUNA vi =
Hr and Mrs a g. Began m"'orrd over
20 rulas Co spend last Weekend Win
friends
Mlss Josephine MrFadfso -pcut SAT-
urday IN uisCkvnit on busIueHH.
Miss suo Lcssort gHtr o. I'd 40 luno neon
Tuesday afternoon hpuurng Mias Dorothy
MgUta % Ios Ais,lCs. ta.. HEa Eas been
visiting hnr uncle. D.. ~ Vents. Tor 'he
past month. Included ln the Lust ~ Mas
Lonaerts guchls were Mrs q. p. Kh1lcs
Misses opal Kuoies. ruth Mcdowell MI
o. u npggesr and Mrs Alfred DsNuyn.
Mrs. Roy bustutt. o. recent bride. vas
very pleasantly surprised on Monday ART
tru0on when party was given ln nor
honor BY G. o. johnson OF the National
bank whore Mrs DnH'ott mad been ON.
ployra some time prior to her marrlHg"
Tho iHvtol guests wore the Misses Mary
BROWN, Mario D'Ncil Elsie Cam, GcrirIJe
Merit. Ella Eide. Beulsh Trltby, Mabel
Mitchell rlossle Wes, fyli Mac Green.
The opening meeting fhr tho year % th"
Dolphian cluB was held at the Arcade ho-
of the blackwell society were luncheon
guests OF the local organization. Officers
uf the local are Mrs u n clark prrHE
dent. Mrs 4 Bpkudy. vice president MtH
J. J.. Barrett. seCretary-trraEurer Mrs. j.
T Miller, corresponding secretary. ana
Mrs W oates, parliameutarian.
Mr and Hrs Frank Lucas spent last
NroF-ond visiting with friends in Tulsa
tfo attending the TULSA county FREQ fair.
hostess 1T a prorr,salvo dinner on Monday
night last The first course was served
In tine Alroru nome. the second at ihe
home of Miss L0tue MarlaHd and the
third at the r. W. MarIaud home whore
Nr and Mrs " " MoFadden are tenn
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vases " flowers in the coiors 0f red
and white. The program for thc att-
pruUIu WHa ,umpuf'd ot ruuthrrn
airs played EE prominent muslclana
or tho city and trHdluRs by Mrs.
Frank Andrews aud Miss Bruce Ot
Shawnee. More than 400 called.
Tho vIHtura were mot by Mrs.
Trpdrrln 49, uutdy honorary state
prDsdout o.. -. q. presentations 10
the line were made by Mosddm,s
Domingo g.. NoUsta ana S g. Lewis
officials OF the hostogH chapter Tho
receiving lno. composed uf officers
~ local chapters and members ot
HpousnU1l parties. was Mesdlmos
Harold a Wakefield. H H Hester,
NuskogrD, H q. Boatwrlght W
Tate BRADY j. NJ. Basa. Ira l..
R'ry'A Harry Earncs, W, G.. Drum
moud Miss Alice uarrill. V I.
Urywcr Miss ltuth Dunlap. Mrs {.
~ Henderson, oklahoma CITY, Miss
Tlorloc Lyday oklahoma CITY. Miss
Edith Scott Upp, Mise winnie GRADY,
Mrg Thomas &. uarrill OF Wagner
Mrg. Charlotte r.. Hobbs, MrH. Rod
uov RputsonR, Mrs Bcrnicr MCGof-
I'm. MrAlcstcr; Miss Tholma Morria,
ldaboll and Miss Bruce. Shawnee.
Further assisting were MoRdames
russell Grant Hugh NJ Rush,
Grummcit, william y McCrny, Ray
mond CnrH, Edward CrOesln ID
william H. Crowdcr president Okla
Aoma & 8 NJ A., n. r. Ice OF ska
took, Winston Henry Edward II.
Short and Golden Ferguson of Tam.
plco. Mex The dining room carried
out the color motif the table being
adOr lCd with a basket Uf ruHc4 In
tho shades of rcd and white. MrA.
T. @. Rosscr nnd Mrs Hcrt Farmer
poured coffee The young girls nA-
aisting here were Miss Glenn Earu"H,
Miss Luol short, Mites Marian Acosta,
Miss Naomi ACusta and Miss iinnie
MHtti b. with tEis large company OF
assistants were the following official
vetornna who assisted tho ladioh.
Gen Theodore T.. Brewer. com.
nander a. g V. Col Richard A.
Supcd col a. =, Watson, Major
Wiunlngham, Col a. W Trcndwcll,
Dr. william n. Matthew'S, Mr. n. NJ.
Halle Major george Currothcrs, Col-
oucl Iargis, w Tate Brady Colonel
Coleman. Out-of-towu visitors to the
reception were Mira -. a. McDouEal
Of Sapulpa, Mrs. j. ". Allen ~ VA
pulpa aud president Of thf H. n 9.
chaptcr there, Mrs. Luther Hnrri-
son uf oklahoma city.
Following " tho musical program
as rendered
Piano solo Mrs PATTI Adams
shrci ier; violin solo, Mr.. phll a.
Lafiy; vocal solo. Mr, g. q Spind-
Icr. vocal solo, Miss Darinda Bruce;
violin solo, Miss Marion Acostni
reading, "The Blue and the Gray
Mrs. Andrews; violi1 solo, Mrs
Jamos a, Henry: reading, Miss MIL
drod Carr OF shawnee; southern
songs. Mrs. j NJ. Bass. Accompan-
lists for the afternoon. Mrs. -. G.
Acosta and Mrs. G. @. Spindlcr.
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drew Tinch. . former Tulsan % Miss
Geraldine Dcncour Clark OF Brem-
crton on Thursday September J.
which. in part. Follows.
The church WAS decorated with
s,,,s ,,5 IL. t.,..........t .,.,,h
st.s,. aat.,c. "a ,.r t..t',,g -
,.'..,...', ".'' '''. ,.I. w,
with a,tln and tulln .rIbbops marked
the uppronch 10 fhc altar Preceding
tho service sfr s,dury i,urcncc
Dixon pnp "paIDyod I Is Morn "
Nr riIffotd tt,pt,r, rlly,d the
weddirr unrrbea
M. ..i.,..,......,. 49,. ,,t.... .....t.
,' ,'t i,"' .''
a,,ia '"t ,l,it,,n i,"'' 80. ui
ni,, ,f Tn"nr,, .nd t,ig r1nt ,rd
Floronre Nortgotu,rv ~ puvsltI,
,voro powu.d gtIitr In doc, rr,.n
organdir ovor rr,4pi.col.r.I s,tln
with gfrdI,g az ,r4rge satin caught
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Music and Art

The associated music teachers held
their initial meeting at luncheon
Wednesday noon at tho Kennedy
restaurant with goodly attend
Rucc. The members NJ the associa
tluu regretted the absence OF their
president, Mrs. storey white, who
IL IN at her home, MIR. Adolph
Kramer, vice president presided,
Several important measures werC
taken up. Two committees were APP
pointed, "a publicity committee con
sisting of Mrs. Erucst Clulon, chair
man Miss Eulalio Parks and Miss
Ida Gardner q program committee
with Mr. ], Is Weaver chairman,
Mrs, LeErou ana Mrs u. g. Acosta
Miss Irene Roop was elected treas
urer for the coming year, School
credits were discussed and an teach
ers urged Co register at the high
school. Mrs -. e. ACosta, president
OF oklahoma Federation of Music
clubs, announced that the fedora
tiun would present the renowned
composer pianist, Leo SoWerhy, as-
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TULSA DAILY WORLD. SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 25, 1921

uorafily residing After tho three course
the remainder ~ tho evening was passed
ia dancing and swimming
Mr. and Mrs Dillon Hicks ~ Nowatn.
accompanied by their guests. Nc. and Mrf
Charles ulcks ~ Ohio. visited The Glenn
.. WlEt7n family few days during th"
last week
Mrs Eu Knoies entertained tho General
Ladies ana society OF tine N. r. churcn
81 her home, Ji4 ~ Third s., Monday uf'.
efno0n. Officers elected Tor the ensuing
year were. President. Mrs. y. ). Allon
vice president Mrs Il %. Martin; second
vice president Mra p, q Draper. third
'ir. president Mrs Hurry pucker treas.
ufer. Mra j NJ Van wnkle secretary,
Mrs J. A. Douglas. reporter. Mrs a.
Butler.
Foy crawford lou Monday morning Tor
Norman where he will be a student during
the coming year
Mrs. JAY Paris entertained her tather
John g. Fogarty Of Guthrie. early 10 the
week
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CiHb Announcements

The Rcaokph club will give lts an-
uuHl picnic Indoors at the odd Eel
lows hall ON Friday evening ut b
O'Clock when members and odd Eel
lows are Invited
Aub1 Court Ladies Shrine VIII
meet in Masonic hall on Wednesday
evening Ht 7t3o O'Clock.
Tulsa star club viii meet in Ma
8pulc hail on Wednesday at . 30
O'Clock when social hour win be
enjoyed nt which time u huuIK'r.
chief shower VIII be given for Mru
carl LUc, worthy matron. Members
are asked 10 bring box luncheon
Tulsa T.. r. O'H viii begin their
regular monthly luurhoons at Uutci
Tulsa on Friday of this coming week.
M"8dumCH craig ana D.Driscoll ~
chapter AK. as hoat'Hsop Al reB-
idout and visiting T.. ". O.s acc cor-
daily invited.
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Dinners

MIR. and Mrs David Tracy celc.
hratod their ufticth wedding ami
vorsary on Wednesday In the home
of their daughter. Mrs. Walter l..
Cain and Mr.. cain, 202 Mary Brock
man apartments. At the noon hour
dinner was served, and seated with
the bride and groom of yesterday
were their son, MIR. Arthur Tracy ot
Washington, -. C.; Mr.. and Mrs.
Cain, MIR. and Mrs. Il. ", Scott. Mrs.
Thomas 4 Hunt ir. Mrs Ella Drag.
Eans, Mrs. l., c. Perkins and Miss
Mary Brockman, intimate fricndr.
Flowers In all their wealth OF golden
beauty decorated the table and place
cards were In yellow with messages
to each guest engraved I'm letters
OF gold. Gifts were presented here
and many ~ them were gold coins
and articles In gold, all confined ia
gold-colorcd boxes and tied with
small ribbon In this shade. The
rooms were a bower Of lovely gIft
flowers and during the afternoon,
friends called informally on the hap
py couple.
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Mr. and Mrs Eugene Henninger. who
have been Visiting various points IN Ne
braska for the past month, arrived home
Monday last.
Mrs o. " Black was hostess to bevy
o. girls ana young matrons on tuesday
night uf last week. the affair being given
in honor Of Miss opal Knoies a prospec-
live bride More than two dozen gucHts
were entertained by Mrs. Black and the
evening spent In dancing and playing
cards.
Private r. a Self returned 20 camp at
San Antonio TcSna. Tuesday after spend
Ing o. weeks furlough visiting with friends
lu rontH CITY.
Mrs Scott Alcoru. accompanied Nj. NJ
corn 20 Guthrie last Monday where he rs
Huperlntending the construction of tl-
ing station tor the Marland Refining com
pany.
The Misses Rebecca Sarchct, sue Les
SORT, Josephine Morrison. Pearl Edwards
and Gwendolyn Moore left yesterday for
wichita to attend the annual wheat show
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They we're accompanied hv vr, Vi.
Moore and Mrs. II T. Morrison N. K
rlson expects 10 visit Kars8s civ ew.
returning '''ofs
No Marion ,ho Hop,9n % Of st Loa.s sn .-f
that city. spent the last vr.s ...t'.!
parents. Mr. and Mrs T. J.. Uu.ag y; .s
s. Second st. t
The W ~ Nanselous famr- 1a-,..
from the mtg N' ranch IHs. woe. ..t y
~ home Tor the fan ana vut.a at ts.N'
Eighteenth 81. wv
Judge and Mrs = f. Car.or f,s,
cleveland. has sE her guest f.r
Mrs Edwin griffin Of Stroud
H. u Nandeveufor, goo E IrHt
tertaininE his father. D. o. E.nH.,s.,..
OF Columbia, Mo.
Judge and Mrs u. y ReHuru.. .,s.
erSet, Ky have been Vu.-fH .f fr.,
here for several days gnI ... .a i.
pleased that they may lu.Ht. .... 1,
muneutly ~
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Lnncheons

Mrs. william S McCrty enter
talned at luncheon In Hotel Tulsn on
Thursday To honor Miss Alice har-
rill OF Wagoncr. Miss Ruth Dunlap
OF aicAlester and Mlsa Dofindd
Bruce Of Tulsa, state sponsors for
the the Confederate Veterans, Sons
OF Veterans and official pixie Girl."
respectively who attended the re-
union here this past week. Tho
table was beautifled with tall haak-
et holding Richmond roses. whose
ruby tones, with quantities Of white
roscbuds. emphasized the southern
Colors. Dainty corSago bouquets
adorned each place and carried out
the color motif with sweetheart
roses and lilies of the valley. WIN
Mrs, McCray and her honor guests
were her slator, Mrs. Raymond
CLARK, Mrs. Harold a. Wakefield,
Mrs W. G. prummond and Mrs l., &.
Perkins. The party attended the
Orpheum in tho afternoon and later.
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Receptions

The largest social affair Of the
weoH was the official reception given
for the visitors here to the Oklahoma
Confederate reunion by the Tulsa
chapter United Daughters of tho
ConfederAcy I'm the home Of Mr.. ana
Mrs, Harold A. wakefield. 1920
South Main street Tho home quite
anteboilum In architecture, with its
tall pillows. was decorated with
bunting and flags outside, and with
IN were hung sllken emhlems OF the
Confcdoracy ana the flag OF the
United States Everywhere were tall
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tho brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. II
b. Cl8rk
on their wedding trip Mrs. Tinch
wore navy blue tricOtine dress. a
tailored hat 20 match and sable
scarf with "a cor4HED ui roses 20
complete the costume.
Mrs Tinch ls % graduate ~ tho
University Of Washington and a
member ~ Pi sigma sorority. Mr.
finch also attended the university.
They viii be az home in seattle after
October I.
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Mrs Basil Hooper viii give iufor-
NAL luncheon Tor Miss Joannctte
Ross
Mrs Frederic T.. pycatt will enter
tain hor bridge club and few adj
ditional guests for Mrs Shuler and
party.
Bridgc and 500 benefit party In
home Of Mrs. H. q. Sargent Tor Sa-
cred Heart church.
Miss Mary Cannon's auction bridge
part yfor Mas Jeanette Ross.
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Monday

Mrs. Hubert W Whitney viii on
tortau with auction bridge party FOR
members of Mrs. Isaac Ehulors
huusoparty.
Mrs. otto kramcr'F evening party
for Mrs Isaac Shulcr and house
party
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MIR. and Mrs. Walter Earle Brown
returned to ST. Louis ON Thursday
after spending few days In this.
their former home. Mrs. Brown was
the recipient Of delightful Informal
courtcsics from several Of her ipti-
mate friends while here. They were
visitors I'm the home Of MIR. Browns
parents, MIR. and Mrs. Z, I. Brown,
iu Irving Place during their suIouru.
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saturday.

Ross-Thornton nuptials will bo
celebrated In Trinity Episcopnl
church at 7;45 O'Clock followed with
informal reception IN the home OF
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Toms Ross
for intimate friends and relatives.
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Miss Jeanette Ross honor guest
at an auction bridge party given by
Miss Doris Cobb.
Bourquc-Watson wedding a. homo
of brides mother, Mrs. Margaret c..
Bourquc. s23 y Detroit Az,
Rebekah club will Rivo annual in
door picnic at odd Fellows hall
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-25

MIR. and Mrs. j 9. Denton for
merly OF Muskogee with their young
son, are now residents of Tulsa and
have temporarily located at Twelfth
and Cheyenne avenue.
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Parties

MrR Floyd 7. Bradford enter
tained company of 90 on Woducs-
day at her beautiful new homo In
Maple Ridge 10 compliment Mrs.
Isaac Shuler and inemhors of her
houscparty. Another lovely party
for these visitors and their hostess
was Mrs. T.. T.. Georges auction
bridge given In tho home Of her
daughter Mrs. j. Norvello walker.
Black and yellow created most
charming color scheme and wns cav
rlcd out IN garden and field flowcrP
Mrs Walker assisted her mother,
Mrs Shuler Mrs. Carl T. Holt aud
Mrs. J. E. HUFF were vlctors In tho
game. Luncheon was served ua the
card tables 70 guests who wore Mes
DANES u. u. WertZborgor. II. Fos-
ter. De Verne VouHel J T.. Huft,
Nose Ellis, .. V. GoldriCk, Flovd j.,
Bradford. j. H. Foraker uf Texas.
clyde Pnpc, Thomas Chestnut IT,.
Brooks Gutcllus, Charles Quiulau,
J II. Brooks. Carl u, Holt, charles
II. Hubbard, G, II, Richardson, II T..
McCunc, Thomas T. Munroo.
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Weddings

The Seattle Sunday Times, recent
date, contains an interesting account
of tho marriage of Mr. Edward An
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s.Ftod by Miss Lang. In concert here
1n November 4. ana asked the Co-
operation Of an music teachers.