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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-02-24

as II. east front. 3 rooms. n bar
gain for $1,000. $500 cash. $50 PEI
month.
. rooms. sleeping porch, hot and
cold water, an modern and new
paper throughout. All clear and
taxes pd to 1929. Price $4,000. $1,000
cash, very close In.
s roomsm. rs II. lot. cave. chicken
house, $500. $500 cash viii han.
die.
Good 4 room house. wen, chick.
On yard, cave, newly papcred and
painted. assorted fruit, 95xiG5 r..
All fenced chicken proof wire. $1,000
5000 cash. $50 per month.
2 new bungalows. up TO date, $4,000
and $425O respectively. Terms, II
wanted.
A good residence lot 5Oxie5. $3.50.
Realty Co.
Office ga First Natl. Bank Bldg.
Phone-office s7s; Res. 500.
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SEE US FOR BARGAINS, WE HAVE EN-

One Hundred Thousand Dollars to Loan on City Property
New 5 room modern bungalow, on ca line, near High School, now under
construction. Will finish to suit purchaser at a bargain. See us.
Old 2 story Z room modern house. good location on car line, for
quick sale at $1,000, worth about $500.
4 room box house, fair condition, good so Il. lot on pavement, for
only $1,000. WHY PAY RENT.
$4,000 DISCOUNT On This Farm
$50 acres near Chckasha with good improvements for $6 23 ser acre.
Best bargain in county. WoVh 800 to 1926 per acre. Act now if you
want this. 9M Il.
START A SAVINGS ACCOUNT
If you haven't enough money to make a suitable investment, start a
Savings account at once with the Local Bldg & Loan Assn. Put in any
amount per month you wish. Pays compound interest semiannuaIy. Safe
IS any bank. and twice the interest Ask about this
IF YOU NEED FIRE OR TONADO INSURANCE
II 70 UNEED AUTOMOBILES INSURANCE; FIRE, THEFT, OR ACCL
DENT
IF YOU HAVE LIBERTY BONDS TO SELL
IF YOU HAVE GOOD NOTES TO SELL, PROPERLY SECURED.
IF YOU NEED A CITY LOAN, OF A FARM LOAN
OR IF YOU HAVE PROPERTY TO SELL AT A REASONABLE PRICE
WE ARE YOUR "HUCKLEBERRY' Come to our office, or telephone us
sALEsMEN: a. N. WOODBRIDGE, Il. r. eoss.
A. &. COCHRAN CO., First Natl. Bank Bldg.
Office Telephone 792-Residence Telephone 376
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LOST and FOUND

FOR RENT Sleeping room. steam
heated. with or without board. Phone
VI i7.6t.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-02-24

4 little ad WIN get those rooms
you've been looking for.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-02-24

FOR SALE thoroughbred Pol
and China hogs, . boars. 4 sows to
bring pigs in spring, 5 miles South
Chickasha on Ninnekah road. C. c..
Watkins. 22-5t.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-02-24
CITY PROPERTY

. room modern house cistern. cement cave, fruit, good outbundinga
corner lt 90 by 1863 good location, near all schools, price $3.50. Torns
. room modern house close In on pavement. corner lot rs by i6i aud
a bargain at $4,000.
I room semtmoden corner lot Oh by iGb. close IN N pavement. good out
buildings. nice shade trees price $500 $500 cash Will handle.
room house, lot rs by iG5, price $1,000. $500 cash, terms on balance.
Q room modern house m corner. quarter bleks OF ground. good out
balance. fr&A
LARGE three room house we1 located. lot rs by iGi. Price s225o. $500
cash and ss5 per month on balance.
I room modern house, close IN, good condition. lot 80 by 1876. good out
buildings. Price se5oo. $500 down. terms on balance,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-02-24

SODA FOUNTAINS-All sizes
from 5 to 20-feet, both new and sec.
ond-hand. Some used only few
months. Also drug and %confection-
cry fixtures. Small cash payment
down, balance easy monthly pay.
ments. Write or wire Grosman Foun.
tain Company, Dallas, Texas.
1-2S-30t.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-02-24

FOR SALE-Extra good cane hay
in bundles. On road leading to dam.
Will Magness. 22-3t.
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FARM LANDS

20 acres, good soil. spring creek, onehalf good grass. y mile Of drill
INK oil well, 100 acres not leased. three room house and barn. good well OF
SOFT water, 10 acres of timber. WIN take $500 cash payment or will trade
for house and LOT o q small farm. Price $50 per acre and only three miles
from town.
$50 acres. we'll improved 2 miles from chbkasha. only 500 per acre.
10 acres one mile from o c w, three room house and barn. and
other buildings. $4,000.
60 acres, seven miles northeast OF chickasha. part bottom. $40 per acre.
80 acres two and half miles from drilling of we'll 90 acres bottom,
$50 per acre Ono OF the best buys In Oklahoma.
1900 acres Of fine washha valley land, very best improvements. fine
orchard, 200 acres alfalfa, drilling oil Wen on farm, only si5 per acre.
A few choice oil leases for sale, within two or three miles OF drilling
wells, also some good leases In the Duncan field, priced to sell, call and
look them over.
.Wo make farm loans and we make them right now. and we have as
good a rate and terms a anyone In the field. II In need OF n loan don't
fail to see u.s. s.-nt4
We write insurance as good as the best and will appreciate a part OF
your business.
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CLERKS-(Men, women,) over II,
for Postal Mail Service. $125 month.
Experience unnecessary. For free
particulars of examinations write R.
Terry, CORNER Civil Service Exami.
ner) 237 Continental Bldg, Washing
ton, d. C.. 24-9t.
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F'OK

FOR SALE-Texas red seed oats,
rust proof. soc per bushel ait my
farm w. P. Jones, 1-2 mile west of
street car barn. 14-1Ot.
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Empress Want Aas Br,ns .s.uIta
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-02-24
MAJOR BROTHERS
sill FIRST NATIONAL BANK BLDG. OFFICE PHONE 2so
Residence Phones 4e, $40. 1914. J6as Dr. ts4t

ESTATE PROPERTY MUST BE SOLD
Make me an offer on a modern 8 room residence, modern 4 room
residence, well located, will be glad to show these properties any time Sold
separately If desired.
4 room modern walks col house, owner moving away. $500 cash and
S25 per month.
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LoST-pair OF nose glasses. Fin,
der please phone AS. Reward. Mrs.
j. ;. Wfay. asst
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-02-24

= = = = = = = y . = 4.
= o. K. TRANSFER & STORAGE 4
= co. =
' Phone 81 2is chls Ave. =
= Garden blowing and harrow. =
= Ing. Household goods moving. =
= Grating and packing. Pianos a =
= speciality. =
. (. q q 4 q q 4 q q a
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-02-24

LoST-Fcmalc bird dog. white
and brown spots. Reward. Return TO
100 South itA. Ear Allen. Phone
i356R. east
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NJ. Il.
BARGAINS I'M FARMS

BARGAINS IN FARMS
100 acres OF land 1A miles IRON good town, splenddly located. good
Improvements, and splendid, good land Price SIS per acre. $4,000 paymet
would handle this farm.
A nice SO acre farm, close to Chickasha, small improvements. SIS per
acre.
1870 acre bottom farm, entire farm fenced hog tight, splendid improve
ments, plenty Of good water, locatd nicely, 3h miles from town, three
quarters of mile from railroad station. AL alfalfa lane. Price $3.50 per
acre.
We also have a nice six room bungalow. sleeping porch and garage
close in. located in the city of Norman, that we can trade for city property
ii Chickasha.
We are n a position to handle all god farm loans presented to us
at a reasonable rate with the very best service, and prepayment privileges.
We will pay out on loans IS soon as title is approved.
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TAKEN uP-Last sunday. bay
mare, weight 500 lbs Pohne i70. 1913.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-27
STATE SOCIETY

were Mr. and Mrs Paul Fennessy,
Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Cannon, Mr.. and
Mrs W. w Eastman. Miss Charlotte
Lynch and Betty Haight and Messrs.
II. a. Slack and H. J. Voorhees,.
Professor and Mrs Franks have
az their guests Mr.. and Mrs. c. w.
Burch Of Wichita
Miss Ruth Brett of Topeil spent
the last week with her parents here.
Mrs. l.. L. Cantrell Of Sapulpa
spent the last week with friends in
Ponca city.
Mrs. Clara Hutchinson and Miss
Ella Duncan attended the meeting
Of the District Federation Of clubs
In Enid last week. representing the
twentieth Century club. Nrs Il. n.
Clark and Mrs +. g. Carson repre-
sentcd the Alpha Dclphian chap,er.
Miss Clara Hawkins and II. w.
whitaker. both OF this city. were
united in marriage last Sunday and
left on the noon train for "a visit
with Mr.. Whitaker's parents in
Wichita.
At the home OF Miss Lot,ie Mar
land on last Saturday. tho Ladies'
Music club or ponca city was or
ganized with Mrs Frances Smith
Catron as president: Mrs. j.. w.
Marland, first presidents; Mrs. w. II.
England, second vice president; Miss
Mamie Caldwell, third vice pres
idont Miss Kathryn stanton, secre-
tary and Mrs. Frank B Lucas,
treasurer Mrs Il. w. Marlani is
also business manager. The object
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PONCA CITY.

Several Ponca city people who
were among the many frIcnds Of
Mrs. Kisler went to Blackwell Fri
day 20 attend the funeral Of Mr..
Kislcr. Among the number were
Mr.. and Mrs l.. s. Barnes. Mr. and
Mrs. John Alcorn, Mr.. and Mrs Jun
Van Wrinkle, Mrs j. =. Barrett, Miss
knck, Miss Grace smith, Miss Mabel
Zeigicr. Marvin Hatcher and S. T.
fuRals.
Mrs Clay Briggs. who has been
visiting IN the city for several davs.
returned to her home I'm Bartlcsvillo
the last Of the week.
Mrs. Felix Duvall is In Tindsborg
KAN whore she will he the guest Of
her parents until after Easter.
Mrs. clyde Muchore Is in Win
field whore she went To attend the
funeral OF her grhndmothcr.
Mr.. ana Mrs. T.. p. Souipnov had
as their weck-cnd gues. Miss Cora
Gideon Of Rosalic. Kan.
Mrs. william II. England and son
George motored over 10 Enid the
first Of last week to attend the Fed
Grafton Of Womens clubs.
Mrs, @, III. Brett, ir., assisted by
Mrs. J. Il. Carson and Mrs. r. ~.
Mann, entertained the -. 4. II. last
Saturday afternoon.
Miss Betty Haight entertained n
number OF her friends with q Z
O'Clock dinner at the Arcade hotel
saturday night, Among those who
~" of Miss Haight's hospitality
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-27

Ry MARGARET SASGSTER.
When E1Wcr ComoF, ! DO not think
~ Christ who hung,
Wyh bleeding hands and feot
upon H rough -hown cross
| do not see u man. who suffered
pain and loss.
And trIumphcd over death. No,
whom the world is young
] think Of Christ, the littlo Ind,
whose mother sung
Above his trundlo bed ..,. who
traced the laughing source
or many "A mountain stream 10
where, hnlf-hid by moss.
Upon the shores of Galilcc, ptlo
Niolets fp,uug.
When Easter comes, ! Ike 10 think
Of youth aflnme
With all the vivid promlscs of
early spring
/ like To think of budding trocs,
and winds that sing
And most OF all--whon some one
speaks the Saviors name,
Hike 20 close my eyes and, In
the shadows see
a little smiling boy against his
mothers knee
April Good iiousek keeping,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-27
STROUD.

Mr.. and Mrs. ID. B. Dobts Me-,
Walbright and Mrs. c. W. A. p,v',
attended grand opera in Tulsa Mon.
day and Tuesday nights.
J. H. Shubel Of Oklahoma c..
was in this city Wednosdav o..,
route to Boynton on business fri,
MIR. and Mrs w u. Miller. who ara
at present located in tho Eldoraao
(Kan) oil field, attended the o1
geologist convention and sport a
few days here with Mrs. Millor.s mar.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. +. Foster
The ladies' of the Methods,
church held "A very successful hazar
and dinner Thursday.
Mrs. Lila Spurgeon OF OkHh0m,
city is spending Easter with bor
children and parents, Mr. and Mrs
O. @. Bailey.
Richard Grim celebrated hIs on.
trance into the teen age by giving
a delightful party to his soung
friends Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Skcels o,
Wednesday attended the funeral OF
his sister In Chandler.
Senator Lynche and Representa-.
tive B. Taylor spent the weekend AZ
home as a respite from legislative
turmoil.
The ladies OF the c. w. NJ s. oh.
served Easter week with PRAYER
services each afternoon at 2 O'Clock
to eliminate Easter morning with a
sunrise meeting.
Dave Skeels OF Colorado and
nephew from Hammond Ind. arr
guests at the Charles Skcels home
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hcr daughter. Mrs. George w. Reed.
jr, and Mr.. Reed.
Miss Florence Carver. student
AZ Grinncll college. Grlnnell Iowa.
Is spending Easter at home with
her parents, MIR. and Mrs. Frank
Crnyer.
Mrs. Robert NJ. McFarlin. ac-
comp1nied by her daughter. Mrs.
Frederick Walter and small daugh-
tor Mary Frances loft Thursday FOR
Baltimore whore they viii join MIR.
McFarlin and Mr.. walter.
Misses Dorothy Vensel and ora
Weaver, students at Ferry hail. Lake
Forest. Ill. have arrived to spend
the vacation days with their parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. De Verne Nenscl. and
Mr.. and Mrs. a, NJ. Weaver.
Mrs. Agnes Millard and Mr.. and
Mrs, Richard Millard, all of Pawhus-
ka. are here to spend Easter with
the formers sister, Mrs Frank n.
Greer and Mr.. Greer in their homo
on South Baltimore avenue.
Miss Jean Hagler. who is n stu
dent at Pine Manor schol for girls
AZ wellesley Mass. IL at home
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spending tho Eastertide with her
mother ana sister Mrs. Don Haglor
and Miss Margaret Hagler.
Mrs. Bessie Shafrer. who has been
spending the past three months in
New orleans and at Magnolia Place,
her mothers plantation near the
Crescent city, has returned to Tulsa.
Mrs. Snaffcr was accompanied by
her daughter, Miss Elizabeth Madi-
son, who joined her about a month
ago I'm the south.
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Dances

Among tho lovely events aaro-
cintod with Eastorildc wna tho In
formal dance given last evening by
Mr. ana Mrs. John B. Means in
honor of their son Gordon. Easter
lllll'a ana spring flowers were used
In giving tho floral enhancement on
this occasion. Punch and fees wore
served 20 tho merry company, who
woro Miaaca Mary Jane Hays. Mary
Kathryn Bodolf, Mildred MnXcy.
llolou Adams. Alice Mac KistIer,
Isabel Struuvollc, Marian Applemau,
ltcvt Swurtz. Carol Cody Betty
Mcnly eugon.n Andors. Margaret
Capps. Dorothy Holmes. Helen 10th
81. Elizabeth Loo sinks. Marian Von-
aol, Lila Mac Ghrbott. jean AloNnu-
der, Mary Louise Stalker, Gertrude
Slnllur young Messrs Marshall and
Jack Hartman, LuclBn Morrison. W.
". Brown 1ro Haskell BRADY. phiio
Grimes, oscar Grimes. Park Grimes,
Jack Lcvcring WIN Gump, Jack
White, William Fleetwood. William
White, Harold Brown, John Sim 10
mons, Harold Aspin. Christian Scgnr.
John Campbell. Gordon Avery, DOR
don Fleetwood, Fred Ennis, Glenn
DictG, Thomas MaNcy Barney Fcn
gan, John ShHckclton, Allen Hop
kins, James Campbell, Misses Kath
ryn Dump, Louise Brady and Max
Inc MnXcy Tho last named thron
young ladica assisted Mrs. Means.
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who VIII bear the nnmo OF his father
and grandfather.
Miss Evelyn lccrncl has returned
to her homo In Portland. ore. after
n visit here To her sister, Mrs.
rhomas T.. Adams.
Miss Wilma WHtkiur of ,iari1s-
burg West Virginia, has arrived FOR
a visit with Mrs. Howard q. Farnos-
worth and Mrs Plumor T.. Hill.
Mrs j. A. Lester Of oklahoma
city viii arrive this coming week
10 visit for a time with her sister,
Mrs. Hugh NJ. Rush. ana Mr.. Rush.
Miss llarriotte Guibcrson. who II
attending Monticello seminary at
Godfrey. tll., In spending Faster at
home with her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
w. X. Guibcrson.
Mrs. Horny u. Wilson has return
cd to hor home In Washington, II.
c., after visit here 10 hor daugh-
ter. Mrs. Patrick Jay Hurley and
Colonel Hurley.
Mrs. w. II. Carraway OF Meridian,
Miss. who has been visiting In
shreveport, La, will arrive today to
make her permanent residence with
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-27
appreciation of Bank
Paper From Author

A lettcr expressing admiration for
after Three O'clock" First Ma
tional bank publication edited by u.
y. Bailey, has been received by "A
Tulsa man from Samuel Francis
Woolard Of wichita. author OF "The
Beauties of Friendship" and similar
books. In this letter Mr.. Woolard
stated that he considered After
Three o'clock" remarkably well
edited and credit to wonderful
institution"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-27
Music and Art

The annual Easter concert TO be
given by the Hyechka club at the
First Christian church, Friday cyc-
ming, April /, viii be very enjoy
able event in musical circles. Hos
tesses will be Mesdamos Albert n.
Thomas, q. Garabodiau and Miss
Claire Biddison. The program fol-
lows:
sonata No, !, Alexander Gilmore,
Allegro Passionate. Pastoralc Finale
CAllegro) Mr.. Stamm; Song selected
Miss Corinne Baker; Suite op. "a for
violin and piano, Schutt, Madame
June Reed and Mrs, w. l.. Cain;
piano sonata op, 10 No. ?, allegro
allegretto, Mrs Laurence 7. korsey;
Song Winds In the South, Scott
! amp OF Love. Mary Turner Saltcr,
Mrs. ii. G.. Blair; organ solo, invo'
cation Mailly. etude for pedals alone,
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Calendar for the Week
NiIiiItiny

Black Ffiars second annual
Easter dance In home OF Mr.. ana
Mrs. l.. ". Abbott.
bonanza clubs annual Easter
dance In Hotel Tulsa.
Chapter ~, T.. E. o., will meet
with Mrs. Charles Haley.
Rose Court 81. Lima will give
dance In Convention hall.
Annual Easter musicale, north
sldo w. G. 4. T.. In homo OF Mrs.
Frances wilson
Easter party for cradle roll mem
bors and mothers College I'M Pres
bytsrian church.
Annual Easter luncheon by wo-
men of Trinity Guild In substory Of
Trinity Episcopal church
Tuesday.
Mrs. Francis Barlow billiard viii
give afternoon tea In Country club.
High school girls Holy Family
school will present play Elizabeth
of Thuringia," In Convention hall
Mrs. Walter NJ Mounts auction
bridge party at hor home, South
Carson avenue.
Mrs. y. w. Msyginnis hostess 10
Tuesday Book club members.
Chapter A K. y, T.. DE-, will meet
with Mrs. Il. G, Johnson.
Columbia Chautauqua circle VIII
meet with Mesdames G. r. Albcc and
n. t. Dunning In formers home 2
To 3 o'clock
Crown seal Chautauqua circle will
meet In Y. w. c. A.
"Wednesday,
Mesdamcs Walter Earle Brown
and George w sheldon hostesscs at
luncheon In Country club.
Mesda mea Grant &. Stebblns
kat "a ~ Ma-
Clintock's aftrnoon tea in Stcbbins
home.
Country club bridge tea with Mrs
James u, Diggs as hostess,
Women Altar Society Holy Family
church will give informal dance IN
X. of &. home.
Mcsdamcs G. u. Schaff and
George w. Reed. jr, viii give auc-
ton bridge party In home OF for
mer.
Mrs. Guy Johnson VIII entertain
with | o'clock luncheon for visiting
mstrons.
meet with Mrs. q. l.. Wetzel.
Ecumenic club will meet with
Mrs. James Fitzgerald.
Thursday.
Mcsdames Charles w, McCartS
and \, Miller Hammott Will Civ,
bridge luncheon.
Mr. and Mrs Frank II, Greer
hosts at informal dinner In their
home.
Informal dance IN Elks homo.
JUNIOR Shakespeare club will meet
with Mrs EdmInd I.ashley.
Reception and tea by women OF
Boston Avenue Methodist Mission
AIRY soclties In homo OF Mrs. T.. n,
McFarlin, honurlng Mrs. Louis $.
Barton.
Friday.
Large bal masluo In Country club
with Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas W.
Franchot as hosts
Mrs, pon Crump hostess TO Co
lonial Bridge club
Criterion quartet VIII appear in
Convention haN, auspices Com
munity LNceum bureau,
Drama League will meet In y.
W. e. \. 2:30 o'clock.
Jane Adams Chautauqua win
meet in library
Saturday.
Dinner dance al Country club with
Mrs. Winston 4, Horny as hostess,
Bankers dancing club mymbcrs
VIII give dance I'm Hotel Tulsa
Association Of Collegiate Alumni
viii have luncheon ana election of
officers, tea rooms az Hotel Tulsa,
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Clubs

Tho high school girls. all Nom
bcrH Of the Guard OF Honor OF the
Holy Family school, are 10 present
"A drama In five acts. entitled "Ellz-
abeth uf Thuringia.' In Convention
han, on the might OF Tuesday.
March 20, the program of which Ia
M follows; Acts I. II and lIl--Se-
lection, Franklin; violins Misses
Mildred Barr, Margaret IIanratty.
Hazel Stockatill, Norma Blake, Su-
znnne M!cklc. Leo Fagan. william
Walker Piano Margaret Burke.
Act ", vocal solo. april Morn"
Battcn, Miss Nora Cain. Accom-
ppnist. Miss Eunicc Crcmin.
Act N--Cast of characters;
Elizabeth, Countess Of Thuringia
Miss Marjorie Corrisan.
sophia. her mother-in-law--Mi Miss
Bculah siegfriod.
Rosamund. Countess of Falkcn-
stein friend OF Elizabeth Miss
Kathleen O'Brien.
Ladies' I'm Waiting Misses Mar
garet Harrington. Margaret Moro
noy and Ruth Pagan.
Castcllan-- Miss Marie Constantin.
servant In She Castle--Mlss Mary
Wright
Tenant--Mlss Gertrude Nihii.
Misses Margaret Crem-
in and Margaret 1Iyland.
Poor Women Misses Hazel stock
stlll, Alice StoCkstlll, Nellie O'Brieu,
Florence Friend. Mary Mackin.
Catherine Mundcll, Agnes Bnrtimcr,
Jeanne Doling. Mary Gallagher Eve
| lyn Sparkle and Edna Fitzgerald,
Messenger Miss Eva Singer.
Hermit Miss Monica Stcil.
Angel-Miss Gertrude Mill
! Empress Miss Eunicc Crcmin.
Herald Master William Walker.
white Clad Maidons --- Misses
| Margaret Cunningham. Virginia Boil,
| Elizabeth DAILY. Edith O'Brion,
| Margaret lIanratty. Clara Kane,
Mildred Barr, Tulsa Rennic. Elaine
| Wanner, Elenc Wanuer, Catherine
| O'Brien and Nettio SandcrsOn.
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SECTION R.

ot the organization is 20 bring fire.
class musical attractions 20 "a. ri,,
The proceeds from the rr.art.l.
mcnts will be used to buy a piaro
for tho auditorium.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-27
Personal Mention

Mrs Carl Hugh Daniel and two
children of Wichita Falls, Texas,
are visiting her sister, Mrs, c. b.
SChaff.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-27

Mr.. and Mrs Robert G, McCay
lr,, announce the arrival OF a son,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-27

Tho Drama league will meet Fri
day afternoon I'm tho Y. W. G, A
with Mesdnmcs NJ, Il. Sabin, A. Ray
Wiley s, W. Collins and Carl Pleas
ants as hostosscs.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-27

Mrs. Henry Waiter will be hostess
to members OF the Past Matron's
club, 309 West Cameron street. on
Friday afternoon.
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An important club event Of the
past week was the meeting of the
Shakespeare club with Mrs porci-
val H.. Alagee ON Friday, when tho
annual election of officers for the
ensuing year was held, resulting as
follows: Mrs Douglas W. Fran
uhot, president. Mrs. porcival II.
MaRec. vice president Mrs. George
W. Taber. secretary, Mrs. Frank II.
Greer corresponding secretary,
Mrs Charlcs -. lf OlIcrn, trcasur7
er. Mrs. James - plggs, critic. The
club announces that Dr Edward
Howard GriEgs. eminent Shakes
pcarcan lecturer. viii deliver six
LECTURES hero next year under It's
auspices. At this time, Mrs sam
p, McBirnoy read an excellent paper
on Minor Characters I'm Play
CMorrhaut OF Nenice). Mrs, Hugh
King was leader,