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Nsw. whero they had boon working In
M and Mrs. Clarence Thomas ~ Pauis
Valley arrived Friday evening for an eK-
tended visii at the home of Charles Wall
sifa Rettficc Trent. teacher IN John
aon school south % hero. spent the week
end with her children. clara Lee and
Jsck combs, sam Hart aud vance MT
dreth Of Tulsa were In PayHou sunday
pufouto 20 shawnee They were making
the trip BY motorcycle.
Oklahoma city. where he is 10 take charge
" the old soldiers home during the III
ness ~ the gdjutant
Raymond thiiipa Route 2 was among
number ~ who were entertained Wedna
day evening By Mr and Mrs 4. W. Duke
nt their home tn Meeket.
Mr and Mrs. I'D wallace. Route J,
pn. sitalned ruesday evening with cards
and music Guests were a. follows Mr.
end Mrs Dan 10y aud son Kenneth. Mt
and Mrs. Dennis Conant and Miss FER
clyde Mctntiro OF Pauls valley spent
the Weekend with friends In rayson and
visinIty. clyde ir foreman ~ the rhfeiy
guard gang Tor the Prairie ol company,
srd viii leave 90 a few days Tor Ramona
Mrs Mary votava was hostess TO q
group of friends sunday at delicious
" O'Clock dinner. Those present were
Mr. and Mrs J. G. Mclnurs Of fauls Val
lev. AIR aud Mrs j. w. lterndOn Of this
citv and CIyde Mctntlre, foreman ~ tho
safety guard gang uf tho Prairie OH com
panY The day was spent In kodaklng
Nra. II w. wiuoughby celebrated
Thuraday with lively Thanksgiving diu-
ner Those present were Mr. and Mrs
Mr ana Mrs y Willougbby. Miss Leila
Necessary and brother chester. Ihe day
was spent IN social conversation
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pAYsoN.

Ni,a ida Ferguson was Thursday
guest Of Mrs. Banna Counut
Born 20 Mr. and Mrs Frank Lamar,
November o. q fine baby boy.
Born IA, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. I. Ircliem
Thursday. November ~. baby boy.
Allen Williams was the guest Of Dr.
and Mira Brown NJ Sparks sunday
Mt Hud Mrs. G.. y. Cartwright have
moved To- their new home iu payson.
W g. Hayes arrived home from shaw
nq" after q few days visit with brother
there.
Mr. and Mrs. John Anderson NJ Mceker
were Thuwday guests OF Mr and Mrs "
s Nicely on Route l.
Miss HernHdinc Clantz of Clarernore ar.
rived Monday fOf an extended visit with
friends on Route T.
L. r Banner Of Seminole was In town
Wefncrfay, '1nkiHg after the leasing OF
number Of farms
Mrs Lena y Lake spent the week end
with her parents Mr.. ana Mrs J. T..
Horndon, west of town.
clyde Harrington and family were M
from Wcllston sunday, the guests of j
II. Harrington and family
Mr.. aud Mrs. r.. l.. Wallace. Route J.
spuut Wednesday with their daughter.
Mrs Dan 10y In the Meeker vicinity.
walter Russell, Lon Wells and Jack
Cole came In the last Of the week from
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yINTrA.

Mrs. r. H. Frayser spent the first
OF the week IN Miami Visiting relatives
Mrs Polly Smart received visit the
first NJ tho week from Mrs. Kate Perry OF
Mrs ~ 'Iioborstcin Is receiving a visit
from Mrs Hegry Lisherstein and baby
o. Springfield Mo.
Mrs. Efne Cotnatzcr will spend the
winter In rahiequah, after visiting a few
daNs with friends In Tulsa.
Mrs. Tom Mahr has returned TO her
homo in PrckSkil. y v. after four
wser's' vlsl, here with frionds.
Mrs. +. L. Burckhalter ana daughter,
Misc Opal Love BurckLaltcr. spent
wednesday IN Muskogce, visiting friends.
meeting of the officers and mem
bers Of the Hillcrest Country club was
heid Wednesday eveutng at thg clubhouse
Mr. and Mrs. u. J. Stearns uf David
city Neb.. are newcomers to this COM
'mrnity. having recently bought the Bick-
neil farm
nr. and Mrs l.. J. Pierce have pur-
chased the home on South Adair street
formerly owned by Mrs. clint Wood. and
are making II their home
Miss Maude Carroll. who has been at
tending the university Mt Norman. has
received her ifc crtificpto as teacher OF
piano and theory of music.
Mr.. and Mrs Gus Bashoro are receiy-
Ing a visit from Messra. j. W. Harker ana
Berne Lee OF Kansas city ami have
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pIaprca hunting trip Of several days
duration Tor their guests
4 pleasant evening was spent Iuesdsv
BY the ladies' 81 ihs 1srloS'ry gbs1Sh snd ''t tRsT
RoTs oSUs"o o. Mrs A. b. Warner on South
Mr and Mrs. v. A. Scott are receiy.
Ing a Welt frnin the grandson. V. NJ
scott who is on hts way 10 ms h9ne
I'm Los AuEelea. CAL, on leave or Np-
roncc from thc West indies. where e Is
~ the airpiane service Of the marine
corps A.,
Mcconnell entertained the board of stew
ards Of the Methodist church TUESDAY
evening st their home ,on s,1Sh ,, . Tnomp. ep.
ioyed In connection with the discussion
" church business.
miscellaneous shower was given
saturday evening for Miss Opal Love
Burckhaitcr by Mosdamcs W. II koruc-
gay, Lou Bordenketcher and p. NJ Ian d
lrum. Miss nurkhslter.s marriage 20
B ~. Parker Of Dallas, Texas, hgs been
announced for Saturday December u.
Tho Officers, teachers and puiips o.
tho intermeriat" department % the Chris
Tuesday IN tho basement of that church.
Nearly 90 persons enjoyed the supper
aud delightful social hour was enjoyed
Mrs. Agnes Ogletrec has undertaken 70
manage % Mother Goose Carnival to he
held December 10 FOR the purpose Of rails
Ia the United. States steamship "Niuita."
for the benefit Of the sailors on that
vessel The ship was named after this
city because Ninlta was the tirst TO over.
subscribe the Fourth Liberty loan during
The war.
Mrs Arthur Rodman was leader ~ the
Delphian club. Monday az Its meeting
which was held In int Congregations,
church, the time being devoted TO a
study Of the Decline " Greek Drama
Mrs l.. W. Marks the delegate Of the
Delphisu club 10 the Federation Of Won
ems clubs at .McAlester made report
10 the work Of the federation. The next
meeting will be held December 49, Mrs
W. u. Noyles having been chosen TO lead
at that ume.
Tho budget committee of the First
Baptist church was delightfully."- enter
tat1ed Thursday night az the church
with u chicken dinner. by tho pastor.
Rev J W. Hodges and Mrs Hodges as
sisted By Mrs. J II, Carter, Ross Thomp-
son. vice president OF the First state
bank was the toastmaHter. giving topics
10 tine various speekers relative 20 the
importance OF the churches. church life
and finance. The church viii secure
pledges for It's 5000 budget Sunday.
twenty or more members enjoyed the
evening
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tho birth NJ Eon Thur5day. Novom-
Der %. in their home. ii2S South
Lewis street
Miss Anne Kennedy. a student 81
Dah csmcro school. NImaroucCk n.
Y, VIII arrive December 10, 90 spend
the holidays with her father DR. s.
O Kennedy ana other members OF
The family
Mas Mary Hayden who is q stu
dent at Ward belmont school. Sish-
vile Tenn Will arrive December
lG 10 spend the holidays with her
parents. Dr. and Mrs. T.. Forrest
Hayden.
Mrs. l.. l.. BidRoy. who UNDER
vent an operation al q local hpspi-
tai last Wednesday Be- doing we'll
Mrs @ B Harrison and daughter
OF MuskOgce are visiting Mrs. J g.
Burnett
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Mrs. Roy Corbit. who icft f,, t...,
friday The evening was spent .5 IONS
ing rook followed by scr. gs P'W'
fteshments The guest list ireHdsd w.
Holmes, Mr. and Mrs e. r Vt
and Mia. Carl Moore. Mr arI H.. W.
ter button and Mrs. Psteh u, r...,ssoo so'''
The Bonnie Brac club MOI ~.
Ross Bofstler Tuesday ALTON, .N Nr'.
home. io5 East Gentry. a y,.. ny
afternoon was spent Ia ucetlrrtr. tM .l
At ihe close Mrs : A. BROOKS a.i v.Nl
Jack Curry assisted the hostaq. b. I. "I.
refreshments Quests. Other l... . '.hf
members we're Meadames If... 49, ''le
Rogers, Aik. J. r Norman. ,.t.
bosrsuer. Anns Bocrstler D.. % U.Hs-o,,
and G. u. BowleH. The club win Icy. nv
two weeks with Mrs Harry Uart..
Mrs. r v. Dobbns was nagf... ,....,.
Just Mere einb Wcdncsis. .f,..r..-'
when four .ahles ot guests v.fa .srFl
including Mesdsmcs a. h. I.
W. Durwood and Mrs. Rohr.r .f ,r., p
ter rs special guests. a cur r|t.. ~,
filied with largo chrysanthaUur... ... .
and tied with bows Of yellow and bio. ~,
card table and the dining sb.. III
same flowers were used tHI84..... ,t,
rooms. two-Course luncheon I... .s.,
served a. IN, tables was fn'I Iv.I .. tFs
game OF b-idge. In which Nul ttsr.
ton won the club prize aud 1ir. 3D. a.
Boswell the guest prize
The marriage of Mr. piOharf f..,
Johnson 10 Josephine FarrIa .f r.fF
Mo, was uo,emnized SUNDAY .s..,
her 2f, at the Episcopal church .u ~ ..Iti''
gce with the Rev, John Grange .tlt,.
Ting only the immediate relative. hi.
messed the ceremony. Richard T.....r b
the son of MIR and Mrs g. co. I..r.G,
81 this city lie enlisted iu fHa r..fIan
corps In 1913 and 1T the clme of t.. vsr
accepted a position with the Eur'r .-,r
Smclter company ag chemist 90. .
graduate OF the school of mines u...,-i.
tu.nt VI RiNouri uuiverEIty sf ..us
Since the Eagle Plchef plant mas n ,sea
down, he has been employed vf.. fbe
State oil Refining company arI .. sl..
toned at Aller, tOkla. The bride la Ia
dauBhter of ex-senator Frank Fu.r.. q
Rolla, ana is worry rstlwHu.e ..Hna
lady. MIR and Mira. Johnson ut. ..rea
frum Okmulgee to Allen, where th.. vii
make their future home.
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Miss Ella Tice spent sunday evening h
chelsea with friends.
Miss Blanche Scirveus returned .auf-
day from Tulsa after an extended sfly
here.
Mrs. c. ~ Allen and Mrs ErmaI Aps.
tin of Tulsa, visited friends 90 rlarom0rs
Monday
Misses Alirc NcCreror and Ciaffo'frU NJ
chelsea were In Claremorc shopplnis
Monday.
Mrs. W. NJ wilson Of Oklahoma city
Ia guest OF Mrs. /. 49, shaw az the Bar
wick ho'el
Misses Alta Vance and Oowslp Uuqhr.
head spent sunday afternoon IN Tulsa ,iv
itiug friends.
Mr. aud Mrs Rurr sharp attended tho
Flks dance here Thursday evening They
reside at chelsea.
Miss Margaret Forsythe OF Gicu1tH.
Okla. spent Saturday In the city. SHa
was entroute to Ninita,
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billy SUNDAY

Who came to our town but q
fortnight ago.
\ man. with message hc wants
all to know.
And he tells 30 90 us n way
that's not slow
Billy Just plain Billy Sunday.
Who IL 30 hates Sim uud thr devil
would nght
Who strives 10 turn ull toward
God and the riEut.
Who would make your dark days
moro Joyous and Drigbt|
Billy your friend BiI'y
sunday
who ls 20 has courage Go .'1ud up
and toll
You whore yUu uur wrong, all
though Nou rebel
Who would point sou foo heaven
and liu you from hell
Billy your friend -.- gilly
sunday.
o. wo each would Doc better and
happier too.
~ We Needed th.-, lessons. won
drous aud truus
We take OF our hats Billy sun
day tu you
Buly our friend Billy sun
day
Katherine bryant O'NoaJ
Tulsa. Okla.
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HENRyETTA,

Mrs. =. r. Woodson has az her Cucst
her mother. Mrs Rohrer NJ McN..ster.
Tho members OF the Ronk club were on
terta ined at their regular meeting wednes-
day al tho home OF Mrs Ray Corblt with
o'clock dinner.
At the Wednesday night Rook club
meeting, Mrs. John Dennchey made high
score among the ladies' and Carl Fellows
among the men. Refreshments were
served at the close OF the game.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wood e. Poague enter
iained Thursday evening in honor OF Mrs.
r. ~. Patch OF Chicago, house guest Of
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clubs

Nrs Charles a Steele waa host
cHH 90 mowbera 81 the Shakespeare
club I'm her home on Thursday aft
orhnnu, tho program being tho Sec
uud act from Antony aud Cleopatra. 4.
Mrs Charles -. T.. O'Hcru gave n
talk ON The Justification Of the
Love oG Cleopatra for Antony Mrs
rrIpk " ROdoif ana Mrs james j.
ltlrFH discussed ucts one and two.
drH j. Warren Sanders uppearod
ON the afternoons program also.
giving talk on "Thc Famine swept
District Of China Tho next meet
lur viii bo held with Mrs Clarence
J. Eiudman.
The sphinx club win meet
Wednesday with Mrs. Earle Tiffany
tor lts annual Christmas party
Each member viii brng gifts.
Tho meeting of Tulsa charter or
bclphHnH. scheduled for December
p, has been postponed untu Decom-
Der ~.
There was splendid attendance
ot the members Of the board Of
managers OF the children's day uur-
sorry ON Thursdny morning Plans
and preparations for the welfare
and Joy uf tho children Ht the Yulp-
tid" season were given especial att
tcnti0n. The very happy message
from the Brock and Elliott school
Inviting nursery children 10 be
their guests for "a Chriatuns tree
and Christmas entertainment was
accepted with appreciation. moth
ore and children having becu Invited
for ? o'clock ON Saturday afternoon
before Christmas Ia come 10 the as-
sombly rooms ~ the school Mem
bors Of the board are urged TO at
tend. There IL always inspiration
pud lot of jov seeing these chill
drcn IN tholr widc-cyed admiration
ana unalloyed pleasure.
Tulsa Drama club met Friday
afternoon in the y. w C. A., Mos
dunes George l.. Burke and J. H.
Allen Of sapulpa being hostesses.
Mrs ! n Buell. read George Ber-
nurd Shaw's "Fanny's First Play"
The hostesses served refreshments
nfterwnrd.
The mcmbershlp committee Of
the Y, w g, a. viii meet Monday
at the Y. w. Q. a. at o'clock
The Robckah club will meet Fri-
daN afternoon WIN Mrs. j. ". DAVIS.
al0 South Nanthus street, with MIRA
Janes Van Znndt. assisting hostess
Tho star club will meet Deccm nor
II at Masonic hall when mcmbers
viii give n fruit shower for the Ma
sonlc home.
Tho regular meeting of Tuisa
chapter IIadassah, will be heil pc
oember &, with Mrs. Samuel Ca;ror.
1909 South Boston avenue. An in
tcrcsttug report will b6 heard at
this time from Mrs. T.. Saloman whu
attended the national convention
held In Pittsburgh.
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Ehstorday TO william clyde Mundt
uU saturday N1vc mbcr b. iu Grace
nuI Holy Trinity church. Kansas
city. NO.
Mrr Muuit is VOL known In Tulsn
and MUkogoc. whore she has made
hof homo Tor the past 10 years. Mr..
Mundt d. The son ~ Mr. and Mrs.
r W Muudt ~ this city Mr.. and
Mrs Mundt are Ht homo at ats
South Denver avenue
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,ion,ln,

The Jane Adams Chautnuqua
circle viii meet with Mrs. Howard
y. Cole.
Mrs. A. g. O'NcW viii entertain
with auction bridge for Miae fielcn
Hurt
Membership committee. Y. W.
c. A.. will meet at $3.50 In Y. w.
Z. a. club rooms.
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Bridge tea at Country club with
Mrs. Robert Mckim iilackmore as
hostess.
A. o. Bridge club viii meet with
John Davis McLin
r. a. Bridge luncheon with Mrs.
John w Middleton.
Daughters of the American Rovo-
lution viii meet In V. w. G, A., host
essos being Meadames Patti Adams
Schreiner. Harry johnson and F Il.
khallenberger.
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Personal Mention

MIR. and Mrs. Loroy Edmiston
have returned from their wedding
trip through the south and en- route
home visited relatives In Guthrie.
The wedding Of Miss Margaret Bron-
nan ana Mr.. Edmlston was an event
OF Thanksgiving day at Sacred Heart
church.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. s, Cosden and Mr..
Jake Frantz are expected TO arrive
the first OF the week for a visit OF
u fortnight. after which they viii
return to New York 10 spend the
holidays.
. MIR. and Mrs. H. &, Crdwley OF
New York, formerly of Tulsn, are
expected TO visit Tulsa during the
holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. J. Small announce
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Weddings

Mrs. Caroline Bracewel OF Dam
vile H. announces the marriage OF
her daughter. Katherine Jeanette
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Parties

An attractive party of the early
week was Mrs. George Gifferts auc-
hpn bridge ON MOndaN afternoon ip
her homo The daughters OF the
hoino. Misses Helen ana Gertrude
assisted. llonors ia the game went
20 Mira t. w. McCrary and Mrs.
H fIoyd j. Bradford Mrs Gftfcrt's
guests on this occasion were NIoe-
uamos Il. w. McCrary Thomas (
Munroc, II. Brooks Gutclius. 4. "A
Weaver, DcNerno Nyuscl FLOYD 3
Bradford. II G, Stevenson. A. A
Brown, a. H. Alison, John Arnold
1. Harold Roe, W, IL. Rrlum, Warren
D' Abbott, y. J. Lambert, W r.
kellough IT, A. Best, E B Howard
George w Davis. Slydc pape. Neil
sutherland, j, \. Forster, Mrs $. 4
schrader and Miss seddoll, both Of
Sapulpa.
Mrs Harold j. Baker entertained
company OF the younger folk with
"a dancing party in the Country club
on Friday evening for her young
sons, Masters Harold j. and Robert
The season was a happy one for tho
guests and during the evening. ices
and cakes were served Mrs. Baker
was assisted by Mrs. Henry N. Cries.
The list included Misses Mary Kath
ryn Rodolf, Elizabeth Cries, Kath.
iNn Smlth, Mary Alice BOle, Martha
Ann Smith. Jane Randolph, Eliza
beth Lee Silks. Margaret Ross. Lu
Claire Chick, Josephine IAntry, Viz
ginia Mayo Helen Swanson. limo
gene Papc, Mary Louise Stalker.
Gertrude stalker. Marian Parrish
young Messrs. Evans Kemp, Charles |
Franklin Noble, jr,, Warren Dwigl, !
Abbott, jr. Paul Abbott, l.ucl, II /
Morrison, seldom Chick. Carleton |
Chick, William O. Ligon. D., Yer
ley Taylor Nennard Doyle. Erwin !
Lewis, Jack Coast, Charles Peters.
Jack Kelsey and Russell Hunt
Mrs. =. W. Baumau was num-
hered among the hostesses cntor-
tanning during the week for Mrs
Harry l.. Cannady who is 20 make
her home in Kansas City Mrs !
Raumann's mode OF entertainment
was auction bridge and she chose to
forecast Christmas in her decora-
lions. colors of red and green being
expressed In Richmond roses and
ferns. Corsage favors were given
each guest, these being Mosdames
Dudley w. Dickson, Horace Skinner.
Edward Crossland. r. NJ, Brown.
Bertram Redgrave, n. e. Holloway
Jules CONSTANTLY, j. Dewitt HUI
loe Daniel. Winifred Washabaugh.
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Saturday

American Association OF Univer-
sity Women win meet at Y. w. G. A.,
when they will have as speakers
Mr.. sunday and Mr.. ward Green.
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1mt,aInY.
"Wednesday.

Martes Bridge club viii meet will
Miss Margaret Barker.
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Rehekah club VIII meet with Mrs.
j. B. Davis. Mrs James Van Zandi,
assisting.
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Tnursfluy,


Mrs. clifton Il. Dewoy's party for
Mrs. g.. w, johnson.
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Informal

z Mrs George r. Cathcy was most
ess to 1 s members OF the Cover club
3 on Friday. After | o'clock lunch
yon. members spent the afternoon
m fancywork. Mrs. Cathey's home
was decorated with autumn roses
taken from her own gardon.
Mr.. Allen W. Singleton OF the
Henrietta apartments. entertained
{ az dinner on Thursday evening. De-
comber /. Tho host was assist ed
by his mother, Mrs. Middleton q,
Singleton. After dinner, cards and
dancing were enjoyed. The list in
cluded Misses Lillian Soderquist,
Ruth Moeschle, Ably Vetex. Hazel
McAnally. virginia Singleton.
Messrs. Lurton Plant OF St Louis.
Harry Wlllfred Moore. George ".
: LaMont, q. Eugene Bennett.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Ice Daniel enter
tanned informally with a small auc-
tion bridge Ia their home ON Friday
evening, complimentary to Mrs.
Harry l. Cannay.
Mrs. John G. Hays was hosteFs TO
d members OF her auction bridge club
ON Friday afternoon at her subur.
ban home.
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q Society
clubst Musc.-w -womans work
clubat Mus-c Woman.s WORK

isaac Shulcr. Frew W Whtakar.
Hubert W. whitney. George clyde
Lord, T. g. Redd d. Verne Vundovor.
Charles =. Colviu Charles " Hub
bard. Thomas a. Hunt Dan Hunt
ra John Davis McLin. Raymond
brnnn, simm Carson, John Hogor0.
George l.nveRrovc. Thomas J. Nun
roe. Edward Clarke and 4. e.. Tom
llu'on. Tho hostess was ussistcd by
Mrs. Spencer HHunls.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-05-29
MANAGER KUYKENDALL PER-
Il SONALLY GUARANTEES FOR
Ridden FRUIT AT PRINCESS
! MONDAY AND TUESDAY.

Forbidden Fruit" the special at
traction at the Princess for Monday
and Tuesday, is Cecil B. DeMilles big
super-special, and is personally guar
anteed by Manager Kuykendall as one
of the biggest most lavish screened
productions ever Offered patrons of
the Princess. The following are a
few of the reasons:
Elaborate settings designed by an
artist of international repute. One
bedroom is without doubt the most
exotically beautiful setting ever at
tempted. Another wonderful setting
is built up entirely of solid plate
plass, it covers a space of 150x150
feet. Exquisite gowns, including a
famous ermine and sable negligee
worn by Miss Ayres. All the femi-
nine principles wear striking clothes.
DeMille has selected story that
is universal in it's appeal, and pres
ents it in The most elaborate fashion
ever b.fCre attempted,
1t is amusement of the highest type
and you will miss treat, if
you fail to see forbidden Fruit"
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-05-29

section of Mississippi
The Seth annual commencement be
gan on Friday, May 81, with class
day exercises, and the graduating ex-
ercises occurred on Saturday, May
lbs, at which time the baccalaureate
address was delivered by DIR. Al
/ fred Hume, of the University Of Mis-
Isissippi. The commencement sermon
Will be delivered by DIR. +. Y. Mullins
Of Louisville, KY, president of the
Southern Baptist Theological Semi
nary.
The year drawing to a close has
been an eventful one, bothin the quail
ity Of work done and in the absence
of distracting influences. II marks
the close Of the first session over
which President John c. FAINT has pre-
sided, and il has been a period Of
conspicuous activity under the able
direction and leadership Of President
FAINT.
Following are the officers Of the
outgoing class: Miss Annie Lou Fran
els of Nettleton, president; Miss Alec
Pate, Of Jackson, vice-president; Miss
Gladys Welbone Of Ellisville, secre-
tary and treasurer, and Miss Hettie
Newell. Of Houlka, business manager.
The following compose the class:
Bachelor Of Arts
Mary Apaew. Bethany.
Ruth Lucille Archer, Meridian.
Daphne Rebecca Baggett, Anguila.
Coma Ball. Columbia.
Cornelia Ann Barber, Yazoo City.
Eva Barnard. Anguila.
ITALIA Jenkins Bell. Shuqua,ak.
Laline Billing ley, Winona.
Blanche Bingham. Calhoun City.
sarah Boatwright. lexington.
Eugenia Margarine Bolton, Hatties-
burg.
Belle Virginia Bond, Collins.
Mary Watson Boone, Pontot0c.
Susie Elizabeth Bridges, Raymond
Marguerite Brisc0e, A. and VI. Col
leee.
Bessie Barry Bmnson, West Point
Christine Buchanan. Eupora-
Helen Rose Cain. Columbus.
Arm Eatheryn Carr, Water Valley.
Alberta Carruth. Sumran.
Lucv Ferris Carter. Columbus.
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