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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-11
Williams To
 Box Gibbons

New York, April 11-Several bouts of more or less importance will be staged here this week. Larry Will jams of Bridgeport, will meet Tommy Gibbons, of St. Paul. in scheduled 15-rounder at the Pioneer sporting club tomorrow night.
 On Wednesday night at the Man haitian Casino Ted (Kid) Lewis and Augie Rather will stage the feature event.
 Johnny Buff, the newly crowned American fyweight champion, and Zulu Kid will meet in a Hereunder Saturday night at the Broadway Arena
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-11
SPORT FLASHES

PRINCETON-Lour star Tiger athlete, has entered the Century dash in the Penn relay games.
 WASHINGTON-Th date of the national shooting events at Camp Perry, O.. has been announced as
 CHICAGO-Ban Johnson today in sructed his umpires to be on the lockout for gambling and for signs of throwing baseball games.
 LOS ANGELES - Jimmy Murph y was the winner of the National A-A.A- auto race at an average speed of 1o9.55 miles an hour.
 CLEVELAND-Rig Stephenson University of Alabama, baseball star, has been signed by Iris Speaker to play second base.
 LARCHMONT-T J. CahiII and A. I. Burns tied for shoot honors, each breaking 96 out of 100 clays
 RROOKLYN-A crowd of 22,0oO fans witnessed the defeat of the Tanks by the Dodgers, to 1. Babe Ruth got a homer
 NEW HAVEN - Yale, Princeton teen colleges to be admitted to mem b>Iship in the Intercollegiate Asso- ciation of Rifle Clubs.
 NEW YORK; home run by George Kelly put the game on the ice for the Giants against Washing ton, to ,.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-11
St. .Joes Take
 Field Again

After a layoff for two seasons the St. Josephs will make their reappear- ance on the diamond this season with a strong team. Frank Dixon is ond baSeman, captain. There are three or four candidates of each po- sition, and the first practice session will be held next Sunday at Seaside Park. The team will travel and Manager Dixon is now engaged in booking games. The first game will be played at home one week from Sunday.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-11
@fOur Tim '' Wins OUer YaIe Tedn,

Tim McNamara, Fordham's pitching ace, former Bridgeport High star. to use the old saying, is going like a house afirc.
 McNamara on Saturday again demonstrated he is to be reck- oned with whep collegiate pitch CTS are giving rankings at the proper time. McNamara bowled over the Yale batters in a 2 to 1 win. severely. joIting the Ellis hopes for the intercollegiate palm of superiority.
 Tim twirling against Coxe, rated as YaleS premier boxman, held the Ellis to four hits. one of them a homer by Capt. Peters.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-11

turned out to see the Newark "Ints' defeat the Red Sox. to 3.
 Kansas City, April 11.-Harold Leathers, shortstop for the Chicago National League club, has been re- leased 50 the local American Associa- ton team
 Mobile, Ala.,. April 11-Milton Stock. third baseman of the St. Louis National League club, who has been a holdout this season. left his home here to report to the team
 Kansas City, Mo. April 11-Ber- nard A. Freiberg. of the. Chicago Na- tionals. was released to the local American Assocition club
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-11
Soccerites In
 Scoreless Tie

Columbia Graphophone and Man chester soccer teams played to a score tie before a large throng yes terdav afternoon at Seaside Park in the final round of the State cup com petition. The game will be replayed on the Manchester grounds on Sun day, April 24.
 The locals presented an especially strong defence which the visitors were unable to penetrate Stamford. Landy and Todd starred for the Columbia eleven
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-11
War Veterans
 In Cage Game

The American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars basketball team will clash in Colonial HI on Thursday night. The proceeds of the game will be used toward equipping the base bali teams of the organizations. The preliminary vii be plyed between the Rowland Girls and High School All Stars.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-11
WANT TO PLAY HERE.

The Dolphin club whom last year defeated some of the best teams in New Jersey, including the Bergen fields, Dumonts and others, are de- sirous of booking games with teams on opponets' grounds. Will travel for suitable guarantee For games ad- dress s. E. Reiss, 916 So. Boulevard, Bronx N. Y.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-11
(. A. Smoker Bouts Tonight

Bud Weafer, the Norwalk K O. King, and Tommy McAleer of Jersey City, will be the headliners on the boxing card at the Columbia A. C. smoker tonight. In the semi final Young Luby and Tommy Allen of Newark, will be the principals. There will be two other bonts which will bring together Sammy Good, Spike Sullivan, George Chip and Young Ahearn
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-11
Pitcher Pennington
 Ill With TonSilitis

Hackensack. April 11-George "Kewpie" Pennington, star hurIer of the Hartford club. has been sent to his home as 3 result of an attack of tonsiIitis. Clarence Pickup will again be seen in a Senatorial uniform playing in the outfieid.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-11
ANDY CHANEY IN
 HARTFORD FOR BOUT

Hartford. April II Andy Chaney Baltimore featherwe eight, who meets 'rSoboy'' Michaels. in the star bout tomorrow night at the Liberty A C. bout is here today. Clancy today said he expects no trouble in dispos- ing of Michaeis.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-11

Tomorrow night at the Pioneer Sporting club. Larry Williams, for merIy of this burg, will encounter with Tom Gibbons, highly touted St. Paul heavyweight, in a fifteen round set-to. Gibbons has kayoed his last five opponents.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-11

Champion Joe Lynch, who lost a newspaper decision to Young Mon treal, Friday, has been booked to go against another tough customer on April .. 6. His opponent will be Memphis Pal Moore. in twelve round contest at Louisville, Ky.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-11
"KID" BUTLER, OLD
 BALL STAR, DEAD

Boston, April 11.-Frank E. But Ter ,an oldtime baseball player. who in his day. was a leading light in the Northwestern League. the old Union Ieagu and the New England League, is dead here after a brief illness On the diamond was known as Kid Butler.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-11
>STRANGLER LEWIS TO
 WRESTLE NABOGASS

Detroit. April 11.-Ed (Strangler) Lewis, champion heavyweight wrest- Ter has been matched for bout here next Friday with Bob Nabogoss, of Chicago. The head lock it was said, was not to be barred.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-11
% INNING GAME ...
 IE COAST LEAGUE

Los Angeles, April lin a twen- ty-two inning game, the longest in or Canized baseball so far this season Seattle defeated Los Angeles. 12 to S. in the first game of scheduled double-header.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-11
Y. M. H. A. NINE TO
 ENTER CITY LEAGUE

The Walnuts took the 'CaseyS'' into camp yesterday at Diamond No. by a, , to score. Bowden pitched a fine game for the "Nuts.'' Ga1lagher's error in the first was responsible for the K. of c. runs.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-11
LANE TO ATTEND
 LEAGUE SPECIAL

Clark Lane, Jr.. president of the Bridgeport Baseball Club, will attend a special meeting of the Eastern League, Wednesday afternoon in Cop ley's Hotel, Springfield. The sched- ule will be adopted and other impor- tant ma atterS considered, including tho formal appointment of umpires
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-11
MARTIN OF OBERLIN
 WESLEYAN COACE

Midd1etown, April 11-John F. Martin, former OberIin College ath- lete, has been chosen head footba II coach at Wesleyan University. Martin was assistant football coach last fall.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-11

Al Anderson will only send part of his squad to the New York University games because the team had no prac- tice with hurdles, pole vault and javelin throwing.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-11
ANDINDIANS
 EARLY PLAY DOPE
By JACK VIEROCk.

(Copyright, 1921, by the Int. News
 New York; April 11-Where will the big. league pennants fly Tn octo- Der?
 Uncertain as the task of picking 'em'' has always been, 1t was never more difficult than now.
 Competition promises to be so keen between two American and three Na- tionaI League teams that a pennant selection in either league is a toss up
 York will fly one of the gonfalons- 'sGothau1'' may even succeed in corner ing the Worlds Series for the first time in history.
 Be that as it may, here is our guess for 1921:
 National. Amer1can. New York. Cleveland Rrooklvn New York. Pittsburgh. St. lIouls- St. Louis. Washington Cincinnati. Detroit Chicago Chicago. Boston. Philadelphia. Philadelphia. Boston.
 The Giants look more like pennant winners today than at any time dur ing the Ia st four years. McGraW mas rebuilt his wobbly infield and put young blood into the lineup that has succeeded in plugging up the holes through which the Giants lost the 1920 pennant
 It seems a certainty that Cleveland and New York are destined to fight it out to a bitter finish for the Amer ican League flag this year
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-11
GIANTS TURN KANE
 BACKTOHARTFORD

Brick Kane will again be seen in a Hartford uniform The 1920 third baseman of the Senators who was in the Giant rockies was of, a batch of youngsters released to other clubs by Manager McGraw. Kane will prob ably join the Senators immediately at Hackensack-
 Hartford Is NoSed Out
 Connie Mack'S rockies noSed out Hartford yesterday at HackenSacE to B. Barry, Durgin and Coghlan were in the box for the Senators while Wingo. Whrig, Payne and Damn did the backstop work.
 League ball made a great comeback yesterday in Newark when 5000 fans
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-11
MIKE GIBBONS WILL
 BOX CHUCK WIGGINs

Minneapolis, April 11-Miek Gib- bons, St. Paul middleweight boxer has been signed to appear in a ten round bout here on April 21 or 22 His opponent will be Chuck wigsins, of Indianapolis.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-11

The AIpines added their second win of the season yesterday, defeating the Waysides. 4 to 3. Smith and Laban- in was the battery for the A1pines, and Farrell and Collins were in the points for the Waysides. Next Sun day the A1pines will play the Blessed Sacraments, champions of the City League.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-11

The Singer Co. ball team will not start practice before May. according to the report given out by the man. agement today.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-11

Ray Whe1an looked as the candf- date who would make good at short for the Hi1ltoppers.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-11

Coach Hunt will allow Ray Whe1an to be out of the Hilltop lineup at Taft in order that the fast boy may compete in the N.Y.U. games.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-11

Patsy Frank, manager and mounds man of the Red Sox, allowed only one hit when his squad defeated the White Eagles 1 to 0. Paige struck out with three men on.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-11
S. M RTONHT
 z1e-INZnUI4
HittingThe Sport Trail
With Geo. E. Fnstbrook

BLACK Sox' is the donated players who reported organizing country Some eggstornng plans gc
 
 CUBA IS SPORTS
 First Baseman Rodriguez Cuban the modern sporting "Tllondke" Ves are equally enthusiastic declares Cubans also they depend satisfy their desires Rodriguez predicts na boxing will become popular there planning to uyout ~ 7 R N e- WATERBURY MAKING CLAIMS.
 Springfield, New Haven far T season is holding off tented with oe adds hes going to until then he may let some hot stuff loose SAVE YOUR DOUGH FOR
 Announcement he for the Car penter mill will s5 to fans that good will S5 pasteboards will be kept down face of this Walter IS lower average than has been charged fo1 of will also be saddled on the shoulders of the sports. BOGASH
 With the impending match between Louis Bogash contender dated May 22 with either Soldier fray order make him May argument getting best possible physical shape Bartfeld is chosen
 admirers legion 
 welter champion before next New Years Day.
 Jupe word the farmer
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-11
WHO'S
 WHO?
Close-Ups Of Local
 Pe1nant Hopes

ED STAUFFER, PITCHER


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    fashy n s h. aim declar he an  a a but tooko semi in ), Indus O After a a
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-11

| Two base hits-Christensen. Skin ner, Devermeer 2, Smith, Loftus; three base hits-Hawks, Wingo; sac rifice hits-Loftu, Lai: stolen bases Devermeer, McNally; hits off Leasure II in five innings; off Stauffer, in four innings; struck out. by Leasure. 3: by Stauffer, 1; by Ferguson. 4: base on balls. Stauffer, 3: Ferguson, 3; hit by pitched ball, Rodriquez: Ferguson by Stauffer: double plays. Start. Mur- ray and Rodriguez; Tai, Start and Rodriguez; McNal1y, Skinner, Hawks and Devermeer; left on bases, Bridge port 1: Yankees S.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-11
LEWIS AND RATNER
 BOX ON WEDNESDAY

New York, April 11.-Ted Lewis. the former welterweight champion is now matched with Augie Rather They will box rounds at the Man haitian Casino Wednesday night
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-11

The Boys club is preparing to have a baseball league. The Twin Oaks claim they will win the title
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-11

CHICAGO-Jake Magin and Eddie Madden were the winners of the six day bicycle race.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-11

The Seasides defeated the Rovers IA to 10,. in a lose game at No. 4.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-11

Manager Charley Rosenb1uh had his Y. NJ. H. A. baseball tossers out for practice yesterday, and announc- ed his team will be entered in the City League.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-11

The Hebrew Boys Club are open tt book games with all local teams, 1; to 8 years of age.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-11
TANK JRS. WIN, BUT BRIDCEPORTS
 SHOW UP WELL
By GEORGE FIRsrBRooK.

By holding the Yankee 1ann1gans a to score Derbies showing against
  of or
  will need all of practice before the flag April 27
 was a mt  Catcher Devormeer Yankees whom Gene McGann has
  Outfielder Loftus also in a double Ieasur tNre of findin
  ma  There was In he the ninth Gene Martin killed of killed off Sknners sizzling Grounde which which lifted the air by the 
 Start favorable impression with the He had
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-11
BRILLIANT FIELDING STUNTS.
JOE START LOOKS GOOD.

ysveeexe by the in the sixth the following round calculations of Manager Mo n of and the
  ed on pitcher handclaps ehveryb ont n  The yankee 1rs
  swfhth the
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-11

Captain Baum's A1pines took the Waysides iTTto camp by a to toll. The game was the best played in the park yesterday and the Alpines were forced to play the last half of the ninth to win.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-11

RROOkLYN-A crowd of 22,00C fans witnessed the defeat of the Tanks by the Dodgers. to 1. Babe Ruth got a homer
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-11

NEW YORK; home run by George Kelly put the game on the ice for the Giants against Washing ton, ' to ,.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-11

I.ARCHMONT-T J CahiII and A L. Burns tied for shoot honors, eacl breaking 96 out of 100 clays.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-11

PRINCETON-Lour star Tiger athlete, has entered the Century"
 dash in the Penn relay games.
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STATE SOCIETY

Lester Mathis Of the 4. and NJ. col
lege at saltwater. Games were
played and refresh ments served.
The ladies' of Tn p. +. O. sister
hood entertained with an old fash
Toned dinner Wednesday at tho
home OF pr. ana Mrs. q. c. erosion.
complimentary to their husbands.
fhe table was quantity arranged
with an old fashiC.led rcd table
cloth. dishes and other adurnmoutS
valued as heirlooms. Following the
dinner several contests were ontuyed.
The katherine Hoover Bible class
1 OF the Presbyterian church enter.
tanned "Wednesday afternoon al he
| y. w c. \. rooms with their annual
CHRISTMAS party About i0O guests
were present. y humorous sketch
was given by The members Of the
class entitled The Closing Of the
| Coon Hollow Distric' scnooL" aud
was met with universal approval
among their guests.
Miss Irene and Marguerite Lawson
were hOstcssos Wednesday afternoon
| to n group ~ their friuds whom
| they entertained 40 hridg, at tn,
/ home of their sister. Mrs. Lou,
| Dawson. Five tables were circled l.,
players and high scores were reached
! by Miss Gertrude Hammond and
Miss Virginia Cobb \ dainty lunch
con was served
Miss Geraldine Major and Harold
Major entertained with "A charming
dance at the 81. James hotel
Wednesday night. Colcrs of red and
yellow combined prettily with cius.
tors Of mistlctoe in he decorations
! Music was furnished by the Moulde
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SAPCILA.

SAPCIPA.
N, and Mrs. Harry Shore re-
.,.,,d home Monday after spend
w.. 'brlstmas with the formers
,'a,orts In Monet, Mo.
III. charles Ayers OF East Lin
,,i, l.r. wednesday for kansas city
80 'yisi, her daughter. Miss Helen
Vilkonson. who Is attending schooi
there.
A.. and Mrs. Charles Green and
small daughter Mary Jane were III
Tuis, saturday visiting friends. ,,
Nysses lone Sumers, Maudc VIII
IN and Alice McFann enter
,,i,sd Tuesday with "A dance at the
3, lanes hotel Decorations were
J,uyiaIly pretty and music was fur
ih.J by the Moulder orchestra.
A., md Mrs II. Il. Burnett and Mr..
a,d Mrs. y. G. Burnett acted as
'1a,erons. Out-of-town guests were
Ms. Nadgc Schofield OF Oilton,
aliases Margaret and Dorothy Hem
r,yo o. Tulsa MesSrs, Ashirc of OIL
I'm. Hay. Whltmore, Ted Hamilton,
and Brown OF Tulsa.
Niiss Mildred Iiargiss of Oklahoma
,ifv spent several days here this
u.ck as the guest Of Mrs. - w
Moore.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Jennison and
.htldron. Kenneth and Ramona.
have returned from a visit with rela-
tlves in Ninita.
Mrs Sam r. Allen left "Wednesday
for Knoxyillc. Tenn, where she was
allied by he illness of her sister
Mrs Louis Geeteh and her brother
Harry Goltz. left Saturday for st.
louis 20 spend the holidays with
..i.fiNgS there.
Tuesday evening, Mt tho home Of
Mi. and Mrs ~. II. Davis in Fife ad
dition. Rev. y. J. Conkwright bf the
Eap'ist church pronounced the Cpre
nory which united in marriage their
Youngest daughter, Miss Davis and
FRANCIS e. Robins Of Okmulgce.
-Ir. and Mrs. &. a. Pruiett and
family loft Thursday for Vinita
whore they will make their future
home.
\ Mrs Nertces Haynes and sister.
Margaret arrived Wednesday from
' Kansas CITY TO spend he week with
'he formers mother. Mrs. Jessie
Powell.
Mrs. Frank l.. Smith and daughter
Elizabeth of Hiawatha. Kan, are the
guests Of Mrs Fred r.. Adams.
Mrs. W. =. Longmire and .wo
children. Mildred and BILLY. left Fri
day morning for a visit with rela
iiycs in Oklahoma City.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. \. Mct.cnan have
returned home after spending
Christmas with relatives in Little
Rock. Ark.
Mrs II. II. kinnaird entertained
Tuesday afternoon with a bridg,
party complimentary to her sister
Miss Wilma Harris OF Fort Stock
ton, Texas. NJ auction high score
was reached by Miss Virginia Cobb
A delightful luncheon was served 10
~ guests.
Mrs w, u. Mathis entertained in
formally wednesday evening compli-
men:ary TO her house CUES, Miss
Amy White OF Vinita, also her son
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few hours. Although conscious. she
was without suffering, quietly fall
ing asleep. Marjorie was . years old,
and favoritc with all who knew
her, at home. at school, or wherever
she happened to hc. She was IN the
fifth grade at school and had uu-
usual musical ability
MIR. and Mrs. X. :. McCollum Of
Tahleqush spent Christmas with
Mrs. Mccollum's parents. sMr. and
Mrs. j. W. Higg!ns
Scott Hendricks of Bristow ar
rived saturday FOR visit of several
days with his sister, Mrs II. l.. Wet
more.
Miss Retha Lea was hostess to a
number OF her friends Monday after
noon,
Miss Myrtle Wotmorc gave most
I enjoyable party Tor "A number of her
| friends Monday evening
Mrs. l.. O. Truwer was hostess NJ
/ l2 o'clock dinner Christmas day tu
/ the following Mtssrs and Mes
/ danes J. /. Trowcr. \. - Gigcr and
/ T.. W Woicoti.
Mr.. aud Mrs. y H. l.cftWlch re-
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t(pWIT&.

Mrs Earl Wright was hostess 10
tho irving club at the annual uih'
ner Tuesday evening.
Mrs. ~. j.. Bruce was hostess To
the Thursday Social club annual am
ncr Friday night
Mrs. George Scltzcr had as her
guests Christmas eve Mr. and Mrs.
Bert SETTER and Louise and sam
Johngtou,
Mrs. Il. ". Thomas and Miss Dixie
IInckleman left Tuesday evening Tor
oklahoma city where they VIII
spend a day with relatives OF the Tor
mcr. atrcrward going to I'll Reno "a
attend tho wedding on New Year Z
day OF Mrs Thomas niece, Miss
| Leon Walker. to Mr. Lloyd cham
| hers. Both Miss Walker and Mr
| chambers are known In towrta
having visited here recently and
| their engagement was announced a
| few weeks ago at "a party given M
their honor by Mrs Thomas.
MIR and Mrs. Hugh IIcnnon had "a
their dinner guests on Christmas da.
/ MIR and Mrs Il. W. Thomas.
Monday afternoon. while playing
/ about the house, Marjorie Boat.
right. one or portcr's dearest it'll,
| iirls. caught her clothes afire from
Il gas stove and in a moment was a
mass OF flame. Her parents wcr,
/ away at the time and several neigh
/ hor children tried bravely to say,
| their playmate. In fright she rai
| from the house and the burns were
So severe before help could reach her
| that. after every effort had been
made in her behalf she lived but a
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turned To Muskugoc sunday after
noon with Mr. and Mrs II l.. Rem
son and were their guests at dinner
and the thcatcr
Mrs A Scltlcr was hostess TO the
Younger set az delightful dance
SATURDAY evening. Punch WHs served
throughout the evening.
Mrs Ellis Hlmwctt had "a her
guest Christmas day her uiece Niss
Thclma M,u'cv uf MuskoEoc.
Misses Irene llusun and Mary
EruWn ot Muskogco spent their
christmas vacations with home folk
ana friends I'M CoWcta.
~. and Mrs. II n. Riddle had ~
their dinner guests christmas day
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Sort " family reunion. but incom-
rlctc 10y the absence OF Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ, NJ. Lrftwich and two children,
who reside in Denver. Col
Mr. ana Mrs. q. W. Mock spent
Christmas day iu Muskogcc with
their friends, Mt and Mrs. Charles
Alexander.
Mrs, Earl Wright had az hor din
uor guests Christmas day. Nr. and
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-02

Mrs. ". w. Moore and son Howard.
jr, OF Porter, MIR. and Mrs. Harry
Trower and Judge johnson.
Among tho pretty affairs OF the
holiday week was ono especially for
the little folks given by Miss Eva
Ruth Milburn. Delicious fruits with
dainty cakes was served to the lit
tie ones.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-02

Mr. and Mrs. j. y. Skasgs aud little
son.
MIR, and Mrs Noel e. Owrby and
two children, Mr.. and Mrs Horace.
Jr, OF Muskogee, Mr.. and Mrs. X. ".
lef'wich and Mr.. and Mrs A. u.
Lcftwich and two children. spent
sunday at tho home OF tho "old
man and Mrs NJ. 4. i.cftwich. \
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orchestra. Punch was serve d
throughout. Mr.. and Mrs, NJ. s. Cory
aud Mrs. g. W. Cory, OF Tulsa, Mrs.
Marry McFann and Mrs. W. J. Major
acted as Chapcrons