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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-04

Columbia university has . Come
Back club" for members who were
disabled In the world war.
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SECTIoN--B

tions. Miss Larsh has cba..
voice which shows rare culti...Is
Miss Vera Humphrey, local soin,.n' iyn'
also sang two numbers tho, ,,.n1,
thoroughly appreciated, Miss Ia,,,ee
Denmark accompanied Miss ra.sue
with Mr.. Jay French. fIu,is,
Miss Marie Rackley presided n, 'hu ,hl
piano accompanying Miss Hur, nb WY wy
More than ESQ people attended, ,sy.
meeting. '''
Or. w. N. McClerkin and 7. p
johnson went to Enid Monday no,n.
ing to attend a Shrine meeting.
Edwin Johnson OF Southweuo.,
college. Winfield, Kan. CANA donn
to spend the weekend with bon.
folks. Miss Elizabeth Engles a,
Southwestern was also n yiIes, IN
the Johnson home over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. T. Greer are an
tertaining their daughter, Mrs A "
Hancock OF Yale.
Miss Carrie Dennick, n forme,
employe OF the Reed store in AIv.
has accepted a position in the Reed
store Of this city.
J. w. Clegg, manager o, the Cal.
kins store, went to Oklahoma CITY
on business Monday.
Mrs. Lucy Utterback NJ Hedrics
Iowa, Is guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. W
NJ. Estes, sos North Pine street
Mrs Minnie Elleman left Monday
for Indiana. after having spent sew.
eral days with her sister, Mrs Fred
Applegate.
Miss Audrey Lindsey. teacher IN
the city schools, has us her guest
her mother, Mrs. A. u. Lindsay o,
Ncwkirk.
Pleasant Hour club met with Mrs
r. n. Clark. sos South Fourth
street, Friday afternoon. The hos
tesses were Mrs. Clark, Mrs q. B.
Barnes and Mrs. Mildred Dawson.
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Monday.
Mr and Mrs H. Claude Richard
son. jr., supper dance for Miss Dor
othy Richardson.
Aaba Court patrol will glvo dance
in Convention hail.
twentieth Contdry club will meo'
with Mrs. Jamea H. Dlggs.
Chaper ~. =, II. o., with Mrs
Wagner
Woman's Civic league will meet NJ
library 2;30 o'clock.
Tuesday.
Mrs. william II. Pomoroy hostess
nt luncheon In Country club fo'
shnkcsi ci re club members.
Mrs. Theodore Cox will entertain
with auction and tea In tho after
noon, compllmentlng Mrs. Samuel
Rice Bethca. In tho evening Mr
and Mrs. Cox will be hosts at cards
for a large company OF guests,
Meeting OF Tuesday Book club.
Msccabeo club Will meet nj X. o.
r. hail. 2;3O o'clock.
Wednesday.
Country club bridgc-tea with
Mrs. Robert MoKim Blackmoro as
hostess.
Tulsa stars club will meet In Mn
sonic hall.
Ladies' shrine VIII meet In Ma
sonic hall, 1880 o'clock.
Thursday
L. 3. A. club members will enter'
tain their husbands In Country club
with dinner bridge.
Tho Passover" cantata at Temple
Israel, S:15 o'clock.
District meeting at Immnnuel
Baptist church by Womans Mis-
sionary Union. Afternoon session.
Friday
Mrs. Hubbard Rudirill's auction
bridge party in her homo compli-
menting Mrs. Samuel Il. Bethea.
Grand Army study club will meet
with Mrs. A. w, Wlnn, 230 o'clock
Saturday.
pan-Hcllcnic society will meet
with Mrs. Robert wood.
Kappa Alpha Theta sorority
luncheon In Superior Tea rooms,
Daughters OF Isabella will give
dance at X OF G. homo.
Mcsdames w +. Weichei ant
Ransom y. Humes' bridge-lunchooI
for Mrs. Fred Miller ana Mrs. vii
liam Moscr.
Mira. BENJAMIN Levy's matinee ant
tea for Mrs. !. l.. Leskovitz.
Official dinner dance In Country
club.
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STATE SOCIETY

regular meeting last Monday night
with Mrs. J. N. Hamilton. North
Elm street. Ultra modern stories
were on the program for tho evening.
The Grace Episcopal guild held
its meeting last week with Mrs. r. Il.
Morrison, 40S North Fourth street.
Mrs. II. Il. Drake was hostess to
the Alpha Delphians In her home.
Ga McFadden Drive, on Friday
afternoon. The lesson for the day
was in charge OF Mrs J. n. Carson.
Mrs. Lulu White Seybold motored
to Covington the first OF the week
TO spend several days, visiting
friends.
Charles r. Handley went to Tulsa
Wednesday TO attend the state con-
ventlon OF retail butchers which held
forth in that city this week
Mrs T.. Il. Glover. Mrs. j. NJ.
Allison and Mrs. Junetts Louthan
were the guests of Arkansas city
friends early in the week.
Miss Josephine Morrison. who was
the guest of Oklahoma City friends
for several days, returned Tuesday
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Blair OF South
Elm have an their guest Miss Marie
Drummer Of Newton, Kan.
Nels Darling, popular humorist
and orator OF oklahoma City came up
to make n talk at the monthly meet
ing OF the chamber OF commerce
Wednesday night. Miss Marguerite
Larsh, also Of Oklahoma City, de-
lighted the crowd with two selec-
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PONCA CITY.


Dr. John &. Winter. surgeon. late
OF Memphis, Tenn, where ne resided
for a number Of years, Is Ponca
Citys latest addition to the list OF
surgeons who are practicing here.
Mrs. j. II. Dreyfus is in Ames,
Iowa, where she will spend thirty
days with her son Vivien.
Miss Ethel Hatten OF Blair. okla,
has returned to her school duties In
that place. after spending few
DAYS with her parents In Ponca city.
Mrs. w II England had az her
guest for a few days Miss Katherine
Dietz OF Macon, Ga.
The Kay County Bankers associa-
tion held "A meeting In the American
Legion rooms last Friday night, l..
X. Meek OF this city Is president of
tho organization.
Miss Alice Van Slyke OF Tonkawa
spent last weekend with Miss uolda
Moon.
Charles Hoffman of Tulsa has ac-
ceptcd position in the geological
department OF Marland Refining
company.
Miss Helen and Lillian De Noya OF
Thercse academy Of Kansas City and
Harr yand Maurice who are at
tending st. Mary's academy, st.
Marys. Kan, all spent the week lend
with home folks.
Dr. w. O. Harshorne OF Spiro
visited Ponca City friends several
DAYS this week.
The story Tellers league held It's
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Cardinal

Nfllnhis
Shlmmcr OF heat on the prairio
way,
Glory OF Roldonrod;
Cone flower, aater, saliva gay
Cheering the dusty sod.
Here whore the path dips 10 tho
wood
Shading the rivers flow,
Cardinal flower with cardinal
hood
Flames In n pnpnl glow.
Mirorcd below I'm the forest pool
Girdlcd by trco brieH tall.
Echoed above by tho cardinal
male
Giving his dun mnto call
This The cathedral this Tho
word
Baptismal font and Rood;
Cardinal flower and cardinal
bird
popoH ~ tho autumn wood.
Ry Marion Sherwood Lahman.
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LuncheOns

Mrs. Francis Iiartow billiards. at
tractive luncheon In tho Country
club on Wednesday paid beautiful
compliment TO Mrs. Walter Earl
Brown, who will soon leave to reside
In IT. Louis. A Japanese motif was
portrayed IN flowors, favors and place
cards. the colors being pink ana
yellow. Mrs. billiards. guests were
Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Walter Hurt Car
gill OF Georgia, Mrs, Fred Sewers
Clinton, Mrs. Frank Hilton Greer.
Mrs. Charles II. Hopkins, Mrs
Charles s. Walker. Mira Lee Clinton
Mrs. Guy Johnson, Mrs James II,
Cole and Miss Annie Laurie Dillard
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Parties

Mrs. W. Wilson stuckey was hos
tess Tuesday afternoon at an AUG
tion bridge party In her home, ex-
tending courtesy TO number OF
friends who came ana enjoyed a
season In her home. t;weetpeas and
roses adorned the rooms and lunch-
con was served after the game.
Honors went 10 Mrs II. G. Childs.
Mrs. NJ. A. Breckenridge and Mrs.
Roy Ewing. Guests were Mesdames
J. Wesley West. r. II, Lee Rhodes,
il. G. Childs. a. A, Kennedy. Roy
Ewing, NJ A. breckenridge, Robert
Loo Daniel. John Riske, Roy Gar.
bett, G. II. Haralson, J. hickey, e.
DeZell Hawley. ], II, Morgan. O.
X. Eisenbach, Roy Mcclure, Henry
Hornocker. L. NJ, Burcham, J. G.
johnson. Robert Galbreath. r., w.
Castle. j. II. Brown, Gary VandeVCr
Jesse Il. Brammer, G. l., Parcmi
Miss Jennie Lyman.
Mrs w. @. williamson and
daughter Miss Edith Williamson,
were hOstesseg Tuesday afternoon at
auction bridge, comforting honor on
throe Of the seasons brides Mrs,
Forest r.. Dunlap, Mrs, Max Camp
bell and Mrs. Joseph Parker. As
tlStlng IN receiving were MRS, Z, a.
Gendershot, Mrs. Josephine Chester
man, Mrs II. q. Mcclure, Miss Mar
Earet Spiyey, Miss Helen Wallace
and Miss Louise Hoey. In the game,
honors went 10 Mrs. Hulette +, Ably.
Mrs, Cass Mayo and Mrs. John
McchiIng About 60 guests enjoyed
the occasion, Tho home WAS lovely
I'm flowers carrying out scheme OF
pink and green. Rosebuds were pre-
scented each guest, Ices and cakes
were served at the card tables.
Mrs. j. S. Fields and Mrs, +. q.
Trcadwell entertained number OF
friends at auction bridge Thursday
evening in the Fields home. The
house was decorated with Violets
and yellow daisies, and this color
Rchemo was carried out In tho re-
freshments. High scores were won
hy Mrs. Paul Holmes and Mr. Y. J.
Taylor. while consultations were
awarded 10 Mrs, E, J. Taylor and
Mr.. @. NJ, Coulter. The following
guests were present; Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. N. Green, r. l.. Rowland, ID. L.
McCarttey, w. N. Kitchen. @, NJ
Coulter, Kenneth Burns, Paul
Holmes, l.. @. Zolier, ". J. Taylor
Hrs, Rodney A. Routsong enter.
tanned Saturday afternoon intormall,
10 compliment her sister, Mrs
Lawrence Mangin. formerly Mis-
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Dances

MIR. and Mrs. Charles Edward
Strouvolle opened their home In sun
set Park, Friday evening To the
younger set. honorlng their daughter,
Mlna Isabel Rtrouvello. Dancing and
games we're enjoyed, the dance be-
ing inspired by music from nm or
chcstrn. Refreshments were served
I'm tho dining room from small IN =
bles. each adorned with delft blue
candles with yellow shades. Mrs.
Rtrouvelle was assisted hy Mrs. G. n.
Swanson and Mrs. II, w. Kclioueh.
Tho list included Misses Maria IN
Brownlee, Dorothy Campbell, MIL
dred Maxoy, GLADYS Dancer, Okla
homa city, Helen Swanson. Helen
Adams, Helen WeIch, Helen Kel-
Tough, Alice Mae Kistler, Ruth
Helen, Marshall Nellie Wood, Caro-
line Farr. Christine Jackson. Marian
Vensel, Marian Appleman, Margaret
Breach. Lorraine Mcdonald Florlse
Wcrtbcrger. Margaret insult, Martha
Simmons. Elizabeth Lee Sinks,
Austin Kelly. Betty Mealy, Margaret
Capps, Mary Louise stalker, Ger
trude Stalker, Minnie Kennedy
Marian Savage, Joan Alexander
Goidio Rhodes, Helen Kyle, Clara
Minor, Young Messrs. Gordon Avery
Thomas Maxey, Sam and Joseph
Kennedy, Marshall and Jack Hart
man, Jack Levering, Jack White,
John Shackolton, Clay jennings
Gordon Means, Harold Aspin, VIII
liam Gump, william and Gordon
Means, Ray Kelly, John Campbell
Dick and Joseph Scger, John Sim'
mons, w. II. Brown jr.. Donald Ross
Donald McBirney and Robert Stone
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u. c., IN the Weekend guest OF Mr..
and Mrs. w. M. Reed. $40 South
Guthrie avenue.
George Herrick, Jr,, who has been
In Texas for some time, Is hero the
guest of his mother, Mrs. Gertrude
Herrick, and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Os-
born OF Crosble Heights.
Mrs. Dewitt Chaatain Of Butler,
Mo-, who has been visiting Mr. and
Mrs. w. Il. Stone, left at mid d-week
for Okmulgee to visit Mr.. and Mrs
o. -. Stansbury for few days.
Mrs. Thomas Mclean OF Fort
Smith Ark. who has been visiting
her sister. Mrs. Joseph i. Byrd, left
during the week for her homo.
Mrs. Frank Gresham Wood and
Mrs. Hoard Gay have returned to
their home In Indianapolis after Wis.
ting their relatives, Or. and Mrs
o. T. Sinks, of this city for several
weeks.
Or. and Mrs. r.. w. Blackburn Of
ozark, Ark, have arrived for a visit
with Mrs. Blackburn's sister, Mrs
*, Stanley.
Mrs. E. Rogers Kemp, who has
been viaiting Mrs. Frank Lucas In
oklahoma City, has returned accom-
panied by Mrs. Lucas. who has since
returned home.
Mrs. w. Il, Gordon and daughter
Frances, who have been visiting rela-
tives at Punxsutawney, Pa, are here
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visiting for n while in the home OF
Or. and Mrs. J. Walter Boyer until
their home on South Boston avenue
Is made ready for occupancy.
Mrs. George o. Hollow spent few
days in Oklahoma the past week.
Mrs. Archibald Smith and small
son Archibald, jr., have returned
from Battle Creek, Mnch.. where they
have been for six weeks.
Mrs. Charles w. Flint has returned
from Rn eastern trip.
Mrs. Joseph Shallenberger and
small daughter Joan are in Musko.
gee for an over Sunday visit with
Mrs. Shallenberger's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. j. II. Keaton.
Mrs. Sidney Terry and Sidney, jr,
OF Huntsville. Ala. are visiting Mrs
Terry's father, Mr.. c. J. Shapard in
Pawnee. ms well as other relativcs
there and will come to Tulsa to visit
Mr.. and Mrs Sydney 8. Smith. Mrs.
| Terry was Miss Elizabeth Shapard
before her marriage.
Mrs. +. ]. Webb has returned to
her home in Webb City, Mo. after D
visit here to her mother, Mrs. +.
Corpeny.
Friends of Mrs. Walter Il. Broach
will be glad to know she Is improv-
Ing from a recent illness.
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q Society <
CIubs-M Music-woman's work

/ Hattie Mao purdy and whose mar.
/ riage has Just been announced. Tho
/ honnrecH bost friendn were guests
and the season was Hpcnt with games
and contostF, roses and tulips bdurn-
/ ing tho parlota Mrs i. W purdy
/ and Mrs e. ". Adams assisted tho
/ hostess Gucats woro tfcadhmea Nir-
/ RIl RAIDER. Gerald r. IIcnodict
/ william Mcdonald. Charles wood,
I George Rover. l.. r. Crouin, ltcnry
/ IIcarno, g. Tally. William Dorrls, J.
Sapp, II. Pcrprr. II. a. Wakefield, II.
10 Purdy. Mleaes opal Porbina,
/ olive Masters. Marie Wall and Mar
Euorltc Mangnn,
Mrs Summer TInrdy, NJ 1902 South
Madison avenue. entertained with ~
rainbow party Saturday afternoon
/ In her home, honorlnH the 10Th
| birthday hnnivorRary of hcr daught-
| or Miss Gala Mae, ana Russta Tor
/ tho occasion were from the Junior
I and senior classoa Mt the high school
{ tho decorations IN the home IN flow
| crp and ribbons wero IN tn" rainbow
| colors and gamea had pretty refer
once to the rnlnhow lhon RefrcAh
mentR carried out tho colors elso As-
slatlng Mrs Hardy were Mrs. Frank
/ orr Miss Alta Miller and Miss Lots
| Smith out ~ town guests were Miaa
/ Anita Howard and Misa Jewel RoE
crs, Oklahoma city. Tho list ~
ruosta included MlHHes Lucille
brewer, Kathleen Courtney Della II.
Crnwdor, MayIna nay, Ruth Cordell,
Julia Cannon, Dorothy Harris, betty
Hunt, Juanlta Jonoe, Clydo BundY,
Ida Harrison, GLADYS Knealo, Eula
Query Florence and Erdluo helk
Louise Yadon, Emolino bauer. Mary
10 Mouzon, Theima TAnEdon. GLADYS
Dalton. irene Lindley, Susan CrnsH-
land, Helen bloomfield, Ruth Miller,
Media Howard Mildred Bailey Evclin
Eakos, Marie Crnshie, Ruth ward.
Margio Scott, Tlllio Rosa Hicks,
Mabel Van NeHt, Gem Cockrcll. Olive
and Iolln Iiat. Frances WhitHido,
Ruth Allen, Lucille Witcher. Eliza %
both Russell, Alma Joncs, Virginia
Portlowc, Louise Van IIotcn. Mar
guerite Brown, Martha Kays and
Pauline Buchner.
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As an Improvement on the web
fingered glove for swimmers an In
vcntor has patented one with disk
Of webbing surrounding the hand as
well az folding between the fingers
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.
Another dance was glvon by Tulsa
/ Council No, lto4. knights ~ Colum.
hua. IN tho new National Guard ar
mory Sixth street and Norfolk
avenue, on Monday.
Among those present wore.
Mcsws ana Mcsdamcs John w
Grove. r. j. McEnany. T. NAV. NJ
". Smiulo; Miller; W " McEvoy'
/ GcorEo RohhoH. i. u smith; H. j.
Touus. J. g. O'Connrll. r.. $. King
/ j. T. IIaidck; G. f Ilaldck; j. F
! Coulcyi McF1nmca W l.. williams:
l. r Howard g. r. Campbell:
Misses Martha EstoA. ITclon Par
fridge, Uoso Shaw. Loretta Nc
/ Carthy. Alice Arnold, Katherine VIII
son. Dorothy Bruce, Margaret
Brown u. l.. Dicbold, Irene Cock
nell Alice ward, Ruby Mallory,
! Dorothy COY. Mary Melstrcll, Roso
Meiatrell, Molllc prathcr Henrietta
Helms. Ruth a. Davidson, Hazel
Bailey. Margaret Mpruncy. Gavin.
Miller, Eunice T.ashor, Mary Brown,
Agatha Rold. Agnes Donogan. Lucille
| Ifanrnhan. Grace Roid. Elizabeth
/ nackca. Mary Barnes. Mary Ballard,
| Antoincttc Brazil Elsie Petltclnir
/ Bessie Brothers, Gertrude Mill,
| Elaine Barnes, Loretta Mccarthy
| Ida Boll Cox, Mary Wright, Helen
| Dingey. Eunlce Cremin, Macy
Rnnderson, Madeline Chambers, Nell
| Curbin. Emily Hardcsty, NJ. O. Cor
nell. a. Brown, Clctta Butler, Esther
webb, Mary McNulty. Corrlgan,
| Geneviovo Burke. Dorothy Burke,
| Louise Rackcs, Lula Loahy, Agatha
| Barnes. Lola Kelo. Anna Helen, Rose
| Galllgan, Rose Cramer, Violet Cram
or, Catherine Mouser, BETTY Bettoux,
/ MessrR. Loo Brothers, George Coylo
| ~ NJ. Cody. II. Schmlta, r. Iiotttn,
/ II. @. Ritter, y. V, Apton, !. NJ. Com
nors, John pnther, Francis Dingcy.
Walter u. Schott, J. y. Madden, r.,
| W. Stcll, Joseph L. Sheehan, G. ".
| Wurtz, l.. H. Wiss, J. NJ. Flanagan,
| Frank Kelly, Ray Penny, Sidney
williams, s. II. Wells, Tom Madden,
+. Allison. j. Hawkins, John T.
Sontag ir, Francis y. Ashoff,
Lynch, McLead, T, Wood, Charles
Burke, G, a. Bradley Richard
Leahy, c. y. Campbell, w, j. Henni-
gan, @. H. Powers. G. NJ Berry, a.
IIardeaty, Nicholas Trombla. David
Barnes, Charles Bradley. Stanley
Condesky, Clarence Shaffor, Harry
Turner, II. A. Mentally, r. j. Me-
Namara. John T., Kelley, John Pot
tier w. NJ. Middaugh, c. A. Roth
| hammer, James Smith, Harry
Friend, Robert Dean, X. 4. Mallory,
Frederick w, Shumway Lloyd
Askey, II. c. Bright, II. II. Delaune,
George Somley, c. w. Meistrell, Y.
wv. Hayden, A. J, Murphy. j, j..
Quinn, A. q. Fitzpatrick, w. j.
Kennedy. Scoutmaster Troop 7, B
q. A., 4. q. Sanderson, j. w, Gala
han. George Whitten, J. w. Shrevo.
Joseph L. Roidy, John Burko,
Charles Sontag, Joe Mulkern, w. j.
Martin, II. T. Hennogan, w. q,
Smith, NJ. l., williams, T. Y. Kaffer,
j. II. Melaugh. =. j. MARROW, George
Stephens, C. j. Mccormick, Walter
Kilcy, clifford Chaffln. George
Saunders, q. A. Rutthor, n, l.. Ed
miston, w. ]. Smith. q. u. Hugh
Leroy Glenn. G.. II. Cramer, II, V
Rueb, Parrot, Jack Dunnigan, Tom
Brown, II. Gerard Ballard. Misses
Con. j, Mallory. Pllny Rothhammer
! Nance briggs.
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Clubs

one OF the delightful club events
or tha week was the annual luncheon
given Wednesday by the Ecumcnio
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Personal Mention

Mrs. Kate Outland OF Washington,
u. c., In the week-end guest OF Mr..
and Mrs. w. NJ. Reed. 5l0 South
Guthrie avenue.
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Mrs. w. Il. Gordon and daughter
Frances, who have been visiting rela-
tives Mt Punxsutawney, Pa, are here
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club at tho Kcuncdy restaurant. Cow
"ra wcro laid for 30. spring flowers
added 90 tho beauty ~ the tables.
This event closes activities for tho
club until fail.
~hc Tulsa stare club VIII meet
wednesday iu Mnsonlc hall, 2.30
o'clock
Aaba Court, ladies shrine. win
moot Wednesday night M Masonic
Temple. a fuli attendance is de-
sired
Tho Tulsa stars club met wednos-
dav IN Masonic hall. tho hostossoa
being Mcsdamea T. u. Rankin. ".
llanrhnw, J.. Wiest. j. Trammeii. /
Miller. u Wiost. J. Tremmcu. l..
Miller y. wood. w y Morrison and
g.. u. Dohne.
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Friends of Mrs. Walter Il. Broach
will be glad to know she Is improv-
Ing from a recent illness.
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hnha Court. LadieG Shrine VIII
moot WednoadHy afternoon In
Masonic Iinli nt 2.3O o'clock.
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Or. and Mrs, r.. w. Blackburn Of
ozark. Ark, have arrived for a visit
with Mrs, Blackburn's sister. Mrs
*. Stanley.
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Mrs. f. J. webb has returned 4
her home in Webb City. Mo. after
visit here to her mother, Mrs. +.
Corpeny.
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Hrs. Rodney A. Routsong enter
tanned Saturday afternoon informally
10 compliment her sister. Mrs.
Lawrence Mangin. formerly Miss
Evening star., 1921-12-04

and the next day once more pushed for
ward, and an hour after nightfau en-
tered the Boca. de Lobo.
Even Robledo. experienced a sense of
chill as he saw the great glen dark and
silent. No fire shone where for many
years a fire had burned. All was still
and silent as the grave,
As they crossed the space below the
cave. the moon peeped out from be-
tween the clouds. and lying round the
start. the bodies of his comrades.
Angreuz gave an exclamation, Lead
us to the cave" said he. So Robledo
led them upward to the famous cave OF
Don Q. The cave was quite dark; no
light burned and in the blackness An
vealed the body OF Don @. lying beside
an overturned table, his legs were
drawn up in the position Of one who
had died in the extremity OF pain.
Evening star., 1921-12-04
-Bv II. Hesketh Prichard

turned, and once more surveyed the
now illumined cave.
A small table stood in the foreground.
on which were a bottle Of wine and sin
gle glass and beside it a single chair.
Assist the Senior Angreuz to that
chair, Robledo," said Don Q. Robledo
did SO.
"Now, senor. beg that You will drink
a glass of wine. 1t is good wine, as
you should know, for it is your own"
II am not thirsty" said Angreuz.
"Then ! beg that you will have the
courtesy to pledge me-"
II do not wish to drink"
II understand, senor." said Don Q.
'"There is TO more need of words. Look
at that clock 1t is almost eight. Nine
nights ago, at half past, oung Eng
lishman, a mere boy, with all - life
before him, drank a glass from that
bottle. He died, senor."
The wind, which had risen, blew past
Evening star., 1921-12-04
THE POISONED WINE

Don Q. whom he really liked. with ef-
fusion.
rBut this is delightful, senor." said
he II had hardly expected that you
| would SO soon be passing this way
again. but / am delighted to see you.
as you know. Win you not Join me
at supper?"
81 do not eat with such men as you, -
replied Don Q.
"But. senor. what have I done?''
Hitherto our relations have been most
amicable."
Don Q. clapped his hands Robledo
! and Gaspar entered.
| Have you the wine?" demanded
! Don Q.
"Yes. lord"
! "Then draw the cork and fill the
senors glass. Now 60"
AS soon as Angeolo and Don Q.
were once more alone together. Don
! O. turned to the wine-grower.
"The wine in your glass;" said he.
comes from one Of those sixty bot
Evening star., 1921-12-04

/ the mouth Of the cave in a sudden
gust.
"Ah. do you hear that, senor?"
''1t is the wind" gasped Angreuz.
Don Q. shrugged his shoulders.
Either that or the soul OF the young
man you murdered calling for justice,
and justice shall not long be delayed. l
shall leave you here. senor, with guards
at the mouth of the cave. You will
have time to repent of your crime. You.
who would have poisoned me and my
men as men poison wolves in the des-
poblados.
TYou have till dawn TO ponder upon
! your actions and to make what peace
you can with Heaven. There is a priest
! within call. senor, and, when the time
I comes, one OF your guards will imme-
diately fetch him. and / have no doubt
he will do what he can for you.
| Goodnight. senor.''
/ Copyright, 1921
Evening star., 1921-12-04
Last of the Don Q! Stories

.Angreuz's breath hissed through his
teeth, and the match went out. He
strove to light another, but his fingers
were shaking and when at length it
fiickered into a flame. the body of Don
Q. was no longer upon the ground. but
instead a soft voice was speaking.
Apply the match to that candle about
you, senor." it said, "and then come
and tell me why you have seen fit 10
pay me this charming visit among the
mountains
Angreuz sprang back. but Robledo's
arms closed around him. From the
mouth of the cave he could see that the
brigands, whose bodies bad lain in the
moonlight around the blackened fire,
had risen to their feet and were moving
about the fire which they had quickly
kindled.
1t may be that the man realized the
trick which had been played upon him.
in all its monstrous possibilities. He