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system and keeping the blsod sup
ply pure and robust.
For this purpose, no remedy can
equal S. S. s. the fine old blood
purifier, that has been in constant
use for more than fifty years. Be-
ing made from the roots and herbs
of the forests, it is purely vege-
table. and contains no mineral sub
stance
Get a bottle of S. S. S. at your
drugstore today, and note how
promptly it builds up the appetite
and gives new strength and vital
ity. Write for free literature and
medical advice to Chief Medical
Adviser. $50 Swift Laboratory, At
lanta, Ga.-AdY.
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Keep Your Blood Pure
Nature Will Do the Rest

Did you know that ninety per
cent of all human ailments depend
upon the condition of your blood L?
Nature gives her warnings in va
rious unmistakable ways, so that
when the appetite fails, and you
become weak and listless and a gen.
eral rundown condition seems to
take possession OF the whole body,
it is an unfailing sign that impur-
tiles will steadily accumulate un-
til your general health will be seri-
ously affected. You should recog-
nize the Importance, therefore, Of
very promptly cleansing out the
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BABE RUTH TO TRY
BASKETBALL AGAIN

NEW YORK, Jan. 5.-Babe Ruth,
who failed to qualify as a star in
his basketball debut here last
week is going to try again. He will
be in the lineup of the All Stars
in a game here next Sunday with
the "Whirlwinds." Babe had TWEEN
ty-four shots at the basket in his
first effort and misscd-twenty-f four
Babe Ruth was given a permit
today to carry weapons. The home
run king did not announce the rea-
son for the gun toting.
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GREYHOUND FIVE
COPS LEAGUE LEAD
Standing of Teams.

Two contests were staged last
night in the Epiphany Gym" in
the Burial Sunday School Glass
Basketball League, the Ironclads
defeating the Dreadnaughts 2l to y
and the Greyhounds winning from
the Peaches I9 to l. The .Greyhounds
went into the lead in the league by
their victory, the DreadnaUghts
dropping to second place.
The feature Of the Iropclads' win
was the goal shooting of Miss Boldt-
man, who Tailed eight goals for a
total of sixteen points. The Misses
Mills and Maddox, playing the guard
position for the GreyhoUnds, were
too strong for the Peaches, shut
ting out their opposing forwards
who failed to score a goal from the
court.
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Kimball Beats ToIson.

William Kimbsll copPed honors
in a match with John ToIson in
the District pocket billiard cham
pionship tournament play at the
Grand Central last night, 100 70 70.
Kimbsll ran OF high runs Of Il, II
and u. Tolson's best was a IL.
Clyde Richmond and Dan Freelsnd
hook up tonight
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Dempsey Say. He Wants to Fight.

Happened to meet Jack Dempsey
and thought I'd see If he had any
line on willard.
DO you know what Willard
weighs now?" l asked Jack.
why. no. I've been told he
weighs $50. and $50. If he weighs
only $50 he ought to be in pretty
fair shape, and I'll only have to
give him about 67 pounds. II he
weighs $50 I'll have to concede 167
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s: HolbroOk. 4; H. Collins, I; f. Col
Inns, 2; J. O'LOne, /; Powers, 2; B.
Meyers, 2!.MCCarty. l: B. Vensel, /.
Free throws-Duffy. l; Powers, 3.
substitutions-Gan for HOlbrook,
J. O'Lone for II. Collins, O'Brien for
p. Collins, T. Meyers for B. VenseI,
3 Meyers for Moran.
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POTOMAC COUNCIL
DEFEATS CARROLL

Potomac Council overwhelmed
Carroll Council for a 65 to Is vic
tory in the knights of Columbus
Basketball League play last night.
Bob OLOne, playing forward for the
winners, led his teams attack and
featured the One-sided contest. The
winners took an easy lead and were
never headed The lineup and
~ m m n
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HOLLYER'S, COMMENT
~ on the Sport of Kings
By BERT E. COLLYER

Highland Lad to drag home the
bacon with Bond and Tiger Rose
right bang up.
One best bet of the day-PIckwick.
Best tnkc-a-chnnce bet - George
Duncan.
Best pnrIay-EyeIyn White, Johns
Umma, Bin Bang, to show.
NEW ORLEANS SELECTIONS.
First Race-Osnrite. GentiIIy, Ev-
elyn white.
Second Race - Joaquinn, JOHN.
Umma, wedgewoOd.
Third Race-PIckwick, Vice Chair
man, Title.
Fourth Rnce-Beaverkin, Biz
Bang, FIzer.
Fifth Race-TOm McTaggart. War
Club, Master Bill.
Sixth Race-George Duncan, Ser
bIan, Medusn.
seventh Race-HIghIand Ind
Bond, Tiger Rose.
HAVANA SELECTIONS.
First Rnce-Power entry, Hold
Me. Naomi X.
Second Race-Draftsman, Get EN-,
Cignle,
Third Race-short Change, Bib
bier, DrifHeld.
Fourth Race-Perigourdine, In
dian Chant, Semper Stalwart.
Fifth Race-BaIiymooney, Entry.
Grundy.
Sixth Race-Pns De Chance, Sol
Gilscy. Black Thong.
Best bet-Short Change.
TIA JUANA SELECTIONS.
First Race-Pepper Tom, Nevada
entry PolIyynIe.
Second Race-Thomas +. McNa-
hon. Lazer, French nurse.
Third Race-Clenr the Way, Bey-
erly james, Prince Direct.
Fourth Race-Miss MeeIick, FuIl
moon, Busy Bird.
Fifth Race-MiIdred Euretta, Dod.
Adams, Ringlender.
Sixth Race-Martin A. Noonan.
franklin, Sailor.
Seventh Race-Minnie H., yIya
Cuba, Yernnk.
Best bet-Pepper Tom.
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Lafayettes Trim Auburn.

The Lafayette a. c. defeated III
Auburn A. c. last night in the Car
roll Institute by a score of 26 to IL
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-25

ai luncheon. huuorlnR her sister.
Miss kathryn owens.
saturday tNcw Years tVc).
Country clubs formal dinner
dance, Mrs FJath -. Moore hostess.
Nh and Mrs Charles Wesley West
win give Ncw Years party In Hotoi
Tulsa
Mirs Rosetta Fluunagau's watch
party at Hotel Tulsa.
Nh and Mrs william $. McCray
viii entertain with Now Years par
" ut Hotel Tulsa.
Miss Natali" Brogeh viii entertain
at bridge I'm her home. compliment
tary to Misses Alioc Struuvello, Wv
ian Wostmurcland and Mary Ora
bow.
Black Frinrs win give Chrlatmns
dance In the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. ". Abbott
Martas Bridge club viii glvc for
mai favor dance in the home of NJ tss
Helen Miller.
Now Years Eve party at konnc-
dy restaurant.
Past Matron'B club viii entertain
with New years party at Foote
cafeteria.
Holiday luncheon given hy Won.
ans Pan-llellcnic association In the
Country club.
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the decorations ~ the handsomely
appointed luncheon given Friday at
the Country club by Mrs John y.
Murry. ~ thus honoring her daugn-
tor. Miss Sara Murry who Is ~
home from ward Belmont school ~
Nashville 10 spend the Yuletidc with
her parents seated with hostess ano
her daughter were. Misses Mavins
Day. Margaret Campbell. Grace
Campbell. Frank Dean Cathey'
Dorothy smallwDod, Ruth Krcbs ~
oklahoma city Helen Wallace,
Florence Biackmorc, Mary Ellen
B.agnssa. Isabel Downing. Elizabeth
Rroach. Natalie Bro.ch Dorothy
cline. Maxine MaNcy Louise IIney'
Mary Hayden. Alice Strouvelle. VI
vinn Wcstmorcl,ud. Mary trabOw
Ioycruc smith ot Okmulgee. Mildred
Rugers Elwilda Rcn Springer, Thei-
ma Kennedy ora Weaver. Dorothy
venscl. hlpharntta Scott Madeline
shaw. Frrda Davis. Florence Iravcr,
/ Chflln Bryan. Catherine owen, Mar
.nrir Wplrh. Helen Wooden, Jane
Ransom. kathryn FulRhum
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Wallace. Louise IIoey. Hazel Berry.
Gle Thomaaon Martha sharpe.
Ciaudlne Miller, Lillian Randall
sara Murry. Margaret Fitzgeralc, d,
Frances Kearney ora Weaver. Dor.
othy Vensel, Marjorie Beam,
Maymc Lawson. Alice Strouvelle.
Mary Grabow Of Boston. Mass; Vi
vian Westmoreland. Kingston. Ja-
maica; Josephine Simmons. Helen
johnson. Irene Lindley. Mary Refs.
ling. Betty Hunt. Frances Whitcsidr,
Maxine MaXcy, Mary Frances Eakin.
Margaret Eysenbach. Lillian Sober.
Mary Hayden, Anne SHAW ano
Gladys Gray OF Bareltsyille.
Doctor and Mrs Roland A. i'al.
Of Irving place entertained Oh Fri
day evening AZ very well appointed
surprise birthday party given I'm
honor ~ Mrs. Allen Lee Hdasc. The
guests was calmly playing bridge
with other members OF the host :
family while the caterers and deco
rltors were preparing other parts ol
the house and invited guests a"riv-
ing at the psychological hour con.
veyod the first hint Of the occlHot
to the guest OF honor.
Miss Esther Felt. home from Lin
derwuod college for the holidays
assisted with the refreshments. Th'
guests were Mrs. and Mr.. Allen l.c,
iinn-e. Mr. and Mrs. James Chcs
chirc. Mr.. and Mrs r. a Knowlc
and Doctor and Mrs. II. -. justice
OF Tulsa. and G.. Londres OF kel
/ West. Fla. The Chcschires viii
slip horn and clarion serenaded tn
guests while Doctor Felt held tn
mistlctoe over the guest OF honor.
There were surprises all around a
the party given by President an
Mrs. j. NJ. Gordon Of the Jniversit
Of Tulsa Tuesday evening at thei
home adjoining the campus 10
members OF the faculty The guest
were surprised to learn that tn
Occasion represented the twenty-fiftI
wedding anniversary OF Doctor an
Mrs. Gordon, tho hosts were sur
prlscd when they were prcsente
by faculty members with beautiful
silver pieces for dining room sci
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Parties

Misses Frcda Davis and Vivian
Norval were hostesses at theater
party at the Orpheum on Christmas
eve. luncheon being served later In
the Cuffee Cup. TheloVely aftalr
was in honor of Alpha Omicron cluo
members who are at home for the
holidays The large company was
composed of Misses Helen wooden
Adpharetta Scott, Margaret Camp
bell, Maxine Day, Susan Crossland'
Constance Crosbie, Rosalind Hollow
Edith Curtis, Elizabeth and Clara
Kramer. Dorothy Watkins. Isabel
Downing. Mildred Rogers, Madeline
shaw. Florence BlaCkmorc, Helen
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Breakfasts

The breakfast given by members
of tho Kcllta club iu Hotel Tulsa
ou THURSDAY brought together
quito 4 company ~ girls uf the
Younger ecL CHiouduias with thoir
sunl|t uutp. shown iu contrast with
masses uf English viulot4 aud
swootpcas and narolsHi iu their fra
Erunro ANA pure white added a love.
Us touch Tines" were IN cursHgr
clusters aud adorned the crptor ~
the table. Tho place cards were
done iu gold and bore the onsig-
Mia Of the club. Seated about tho
table were club member, Misses
NitEiuia Wiuklcr. Dorothy Burke.
Wilma Euiou. Bctty Hunt Nnrclr
prmIuk. Lucille John. Mary Fran
ona Enkiu. Betty Wclch aud Elinpr
Grubb. Pledges and honor guests
were Misses Helen l}rDumfiOld ana
Lolita Nurdork Guests present
were. Misses Maxine Dly. Alpha
rottu Scott. Tholma lAngdou. MARY
| Jo Mouzou, Dorothy Abbott Nir-
riuIa Berlin. lucz wood Marjorie
| Beam. Margaret Campbell Faync
Nltherup, Josephine simmons Bar
barn Osborne. MARY RoisIiug Chud.
! inc Miller Agcl MA nm, Marian Mo
tuivrc, frcda Davis. Alice SChaft
| Helen Wol,h. JuaultH Jones. chap
croncs were Miss Ncil a. Grubb uul
| Mrs willard John.
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stekoll. music by William sunner.
Social dancing followed and re.
treatments were served. A LARGE
contribution of gifts was brungn,
by the small guests for the Christ.
mas tree and afterwards sent to The
humane society Tor distribution.
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Tu1sA DAILY WORLD SUNDAY. DECEMBER 25, 1921

vice. and the hostess, Mrs. Gordon,
was herself surprised when her hus-
band led hei before Rev 6. w. Kerr
Tor repetition Of the marriage SER
vice which united them and placed
on her finger q lovely diamond
set ring. There were fifty or more
guests A sparkling program was
rendered by faculty talent, MISS
Josephine iAyman reading several
poems Miss Avis Allison and MRS.
a. J. Muggs singing Mrs Flo North
Parkin playing on the plano, Ut.
w. r.. Howard reading. Presenta-
ton Of the gifts was made 10y Dr.
/ Franklin G.. Din Special guests
we're Reverend and Mrs Kerr and
Dr. and Mrs Ssth r. Gordon. \
salad course was served The house
decorations were in the Christmas
motif
one Of the beautiful Christmas
parties Of the week was the auction
/ bridge with Miss Genevieye Misenei
az hostess on Thursday. with n
/ broad decorative effect of pines.
smiiax and holly, glowing poinset
tias, Christmas bells and garlands
were used. IIonors went to Misses
Jane Robinson- Gertrude Wood.
Mary Grabow OF Boston, Mass. and
/ Miss Madeline Bailey OF Chicago.
Luncheon was served on the card
tables Miss Misener's guests were
Mcsdames y. II. Crawford. Arch ID.
williams. Charles r. Brown, Theo-
dorc Sechrest Leo Helmstretter,
Misses Lillian Bertrim Roth of
Springfieid. Mo-, the house guest
of the hostess. Dorothy Weber
Louise Stebblns, Marian McClin'
tock. Clephare Wert2berger Ger
trude wood. Fannie Land, Thelma
Mcdonnell, Margaret Ben. Madelin.
Ralley, Irene Buel, Thelma aud
Anne Kennedy. Alice Strouvelle
Mary Grabow, Vivian Wcstmurt
land. Martha sharpe. Claudinc Mn
Ter, Mary Leonard, Rosalind Hol-
low, Jane Robinson. Carolyn Skelly
and Mary Wagner.
The pledge party given by tho
Theta Beta Phi sorority of the Uni
versity ~ Tulsa was a delightful AZ
'7i" ~ TN"rsda" evening, in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs Roy Lundy
10 80 uaugnter. Miss Lois LundY.
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Tho brido-tod given a. tho Coun-
try club Wednesday afternoon was
n very engaging function ana OF
fcrcd happy vehicle for CHRIST.
mas greetings tu be exchanged ana
the welcoming home of those Whr
have come for holiday Visits as wen
as extending cordially to several
out out town visitors Mrs. Wlluam
n sill presided as hostess ana was
Waite. r.. W. McCrary. Travis l..
Golay ROY n. Gctman. J NJ Win
ters. J. H. Tomlinson, John Rogers.
sylvan S. Price, g.. H. Hubbard.
james f.. Diggs william * Holmes,
Eugcn. t,orton. j owen Pierce. A.
r. Burks. John j. shea, 7 u.
Mandcvlir. Harriet Ely of N"w
YORK. Robert NJ. Blackmurc and
Miss Mary Skcen. I'm the game
Mrs. Isaac Shulcr scored highest
Afterwards. Mcsdamcs Hubbard
and shea poured tea, the table
radiating the seasons charm IN
| pine needles and cones intermingled
/ with red holly berries on their dark
| green leaf red candles IN bolvor
/ holders adorned with tinsrl bows.
/ The Ilvingro"m where the KANE
| was enjoyed was farfistic and sug- .
! pestiye with smilaN and shaded
| lights In red. Besides those men
/ toned, others present were Mes
/ DANES Rush Greenslade, !, II. NC
! Carty, G. V. Goldrick, r. II. lIalli-
| burton, Ieola Thompson kiser. Clli r.
/ ford w Lord. Gertrude Connolly or
/ san Francisco, G. T.. swanson, L.
| G. Moore. NJ. y. Downs of Sapulpa'
| william H. Pomeroy, Mann. ~.
| prooks Gutotius G. w. titus. {. II.
Pane, Gray Carroll, Harry y. Muir
| dock. Sclla Rankin OF Albuquerque,
\ NJ, W. r Smyth. Howard ",
/ Cole. Floyd j Bradford, Charming
W. Benedict. John B. Means, La" .
| renee *. Cone Isaac Shuler ana
Miss Alice Wilson.
Misses Thelma and Mary Joseph
inc MouZor gave tea on the art
ernoon OF Wednesday In the hom'
OF their parents bishop and Mrs
Edwin D. Mouzon, on South Nor,
folk, In which a company OF - ol
the younger set attended. the
home was attractive for the holi'
days. with ChrisCtmas bells In rec
and green, holly and mistletoe the
tea table at which Misses Heller
Broomfield and Mnllie Bakel
poured tea and chocolate, was love
ly with center decoration OF
miniature Christmas tree. Assisting
the young hlstesses were Misse
BETTY Hunt. Clyde Lundy, Della II
Crowdcr Juanita Jones bollt'
. Murdock and Helen Wienecke.
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Mrs T.. Forrest Hayden honopor
her young daughter. Miss Mary Adc-
lluo Hayden. who is al home from
ward belmont college fur tho non
days with beautiful breakfast par
N iu th, Country club on tho morn
Ink uf Christmas eve. The tables.
which were placed in the sunrooin,
were circular I'm the center, pha-
lnnNccd with long extensions a.
either side Tho center was an
elaborate ccntrrpiocc OF Christmas
grconcry with holly and mistlctoe
and crimson carnations. The tcn-
ter uf the long tables was ap-
plldued with small holly sprays ano
al rnch end stood tall baskets filled
with the chosen flower and the holly
and mistlctoo. Dainty favors wer-
at cuch plate. with the hostess ana
her daughter were: Misses Nukoih
Gilbert. Glenn Earns. Florence
Blackmorc. Jane Ransom, Mary
walker, Claudinc Miller, Ruin
Bruere, Betty Hunt. Kathryn Fm-
ghum, Mildred Rogers, Pauline
Rhees. Edith Upp. Dorothy Ncnscl'
Uosalind Hollow, ora weaver,
Madeline shaw, Sara Murry, Maxine
Day. Isabel Downing. Helen Wat
laco. Margaret Campbell, Alice
Strouveile, Mary Grabow, vivian
lWcstmorcland. Natalie Broach, Ell
zabeth Broach, Luel Short. Lois
i.undy, Minnie Briggs. Lucille Nor
veil, Peggy Lee Doling, Franz Dean
Cathcy, Alpharetta Scott, Irene Buel
Jean Hagler, Maymc Lawson, Gali
Lewis. Dorothy cline and Mary Ell
| len Bragassa.
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LuncheOns

Misses Elizabeth and clara Kra-
mer were hostesses at luncheon In
the Kennedy restaurant on Friday,
the occasion being replcte with the
sason's JOY. The table presented an
inviting picture. paying homage TO
Christmastide. Seated with the
host cssea were Mrs. Ava 6, Bar
rows. Mrs. otto Kramer, Misses Al
pharetta Scott, Mildred Rogers.
Madeline shaw, Freda Davis, Con-
stance Croshie, Susan Cossland, w
Wan Norval, Dorothy Watkins,
Faith cur,!s, Isabel Downing, Mar
garet Campbell. Maxine Day, Rosa
lind Hollow, Helen Wocden, Mayme
Lawson. Dorothy Nonsel, Kathryn
stout. ora Weaver, Alice Strouville
Mary Grabow, Vivian Westmoreland
Tholma Kennedy. Anne Kennedy
Irene Buel. Elwilda Belle Springer
Alice Bruere. Ruth Bruere OF Fort
land, ore. Helen Broomfield, Lo'
llta Murdoch. Josephine simmons
Dorothy Burke. Nirginian Winkler
Florence Black more, Marjorie
Welch, Betty Weich. Helen Wallace
Jessie Carrod. Maxine MaNey, Fayhr
Witherup, kathryn Mcdonnell. VII
ma Elliott. Margaret Eysenbach
Eva Dean Love.
Crimson roses In profusion, both
as certerpiece and In corsage clus'
tprs AT eagh nlnCp combined witt
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The ECumeuic club members
were entertained in the home Of
Mrs. J. j. Conry on Wednesday aft
ernoou with the annual Christmas
party enjoyed by this literary or
ganizatiou Christmas decorations
We're artistically placed and the
mode Of entertainment was a tacky
tacky padty with games and con-
tests associated Luncheon was
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-25

Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence X. Cone
were hosts Tuesday evening at din
ner In the Country club, their
guests being members of the Tues
day Evening Bridge Club-3j In
number. Mr., and Mrs, Cone chose
to entertain their guests 1 the sun
Dom and In "A regular old-Cashioned
family style The occasion was re-
plcte with happiest felicitation.
Christmas candles entwlned with
tinsel crimson carnations were the
effective decorations.
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Mrs. NJ. G, BreDahl was hostess
to n number OF the Tatucka club
members on Thursday afternoon.
Luncheon was followed with
bridge. Christmas decorations in
holly and bells prevailed and a
Christmas tree gave infinite pleas
ure to all Special guests were
Mesdamos G. G, Bennett, Barney
Meyers, Edward Dewey, Whiting of
Montpelia, Ind, and Henri Wal
ters,
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member Of the sorority. being host
sss Tho home was very attractive
with decorations becoming the sea
son. Bunco and various other
games were played and later In the
evening Mrs Earle Jones as Santa
Claus, gave each guest Yuletide ia
vors. \ buffet supper was served.
Present were: Mesers and Mes
danes benjamin Springer. Misses
Margaret Wyndham, Josephine
Bayman. Louise wood. Eunice Nc
Arthur. Ruby Mac Jones Rcryl
Maupin. Lois Brooks. Louise Low
cry. Marjorie sharpe, Nell Trusty.
Lucy Mae Marquis. Lucille Berlin.
Rath Harrison. Mildred I<iser. Bet
~ Hunt. Gayle Lewis. Helen Full
ling. Lydia Miller. Esther Roe.
Juanifa Jones, Janice Reiney Kath-
ryn Hill. Messrs. Davis, Lawrence
johnson. Ray Fleek, Harold McMa-
/ han. Loo Forticr Fred Martin, Al
/ len Dixon. Keith Heinbaugh. Lewis
I Reeves, Lyman Lowery. william
/ sexton. Ilawley Kerr, Fay Terry,
J Ammon White. Glenn liilford. Ar
/ 'Nu" small John Crowder. Virgil
Hall. Lane Perry. T.. L. Phillips,
/ Hugh Perry Earle Jones' Frances
Smith.
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Nra. Milton Roe Sabin enter
taincd 60 small folks with Christ
mas tree party on Thursday after
noon she was assisted by her sis
ters from Boston. Mass, Misses Lii
liam Beatrice and Miriam Edythe
German. Misses Lolita MurdoCk,
Helen Broomfield and Florence
BreDahl. Games were played with
the girls prize going TO Lottie Rose
Jankowsky and the boys prize to
Hucll O'COnnur, after which a pro-
gram followed: Highland Fling by
Martha Stumph. toe dance by Cor
rine Hancock, Egyptian dance by
Eosalinc Nadell readings by Bon
ME Hubbard, Florence Bredahi.
BETTY Virginia Dodd. Baby Mildred
Livingstone and Bobby Heunckcs.
dance of greeting hv Mary Gather
inc Shrivcr. a snowbird's ballet by
little Petty Pape, Virginia Living
stone, Jane Han. Hope Rosenhover,
Betty Virginia Dodd, Frances Min.
ich Mary Ellen Turner and Anna
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Mrs. Fred M. Scott was hostess
at dinner In her homo on Thursday
evening, honoring the birthday an
niversary uf her daughter, MlsS
Alpharetta Scott The table ex-
pressed lovely note I'm color, law
ender and yellow. beins shown In
English violots and yellow candles.
Guests were Misses Amaxine Dal,
Elizabeth and Clara Kramer Helen
Broomfield. Messrs. Bcebo Johnson,
r. H.. Wilder, Raymond Gum, John
Peterson, Dundrldge BroOmfield
and Ferrlll Martin.
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Crimson roses In profusion, both
as certerpiece and In corsage clus'
ters at each place, combined with
English violets brought Christmas
note and "A sprinetime suggestion In
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Informal

The Crown Seal Chautauqua cir
Gle enjoyed Christmas party with
Mrs &. w. Parent ON the afternoon
Of Thursday. 4 few special guests
were present besides members.
with games and a Chriatmas tree,
tho time was ideally spent. After
ward the gifts were sent the sal
vation Army for distribution. Mrs.
Parent AerVed her guests a luncheon
in keeping with the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. w, 4. Greifrenstein
were hosts to members of the Mon
day Evening club, honoring Mrs
Charles W Goetz OF st, Louis and
Mrs j. II, limbird of Louisville. the
former a niece OF Mrs. Greifrcnsteh
who is spending the Yulctide seasoT
here. the latter n guest OF Mrs. Dich
/ sage who returned to her home II
! the south I'm the early week. Thu
/ home was becomingly decoratet
/ with holly and mistletoe with :
| profusion of Christmas bells whiCf
| hung pendant everywhere. Guests
/ were Mcssrs. and Mesdames Thorn
ns | Munroe, Dick Saye, Andrew
| Rnffel, Roy Mcguire. Daniel +. Me
/ Carthy, l.. NJ Iverson, j. w, kelHo
/ Horace johnson, Donald Ross, o
| 6. Gould, Russell Grant and Henry
| Condor.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-25

The pledge party given by the
Theta Beta Phi sorority of the Uni
versity of Tulsa was a delightful af-
'oi" " TN"rsda" evening. in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Lundy,
~ nnngnter Misa Lois LundN q
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-25

There is much aboutthe Essex
Coach that will appeal to you
beside its attractive appear
ance. All controls are easy to
reach and easy to operate.
Clutch and brake pedals re-