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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-15
IRoADAooR HEIGHTS ADDITION
BRoADMoOR HEtGHTS sECOEl
ADDITION.

SECTION ?: That the assessment hereby
levied on each Of the above mentioned
lots and parcels Of land are hereby de-
clared to bo lien upun .uch lots AMI
parcels of land TO the same cHton. as
other taxes and shall be collected and enc
forced In the same manner as other tax q
In and for the city Of Tulsa, oklahoma,
are collected.
by levied shall be divided into 'rre2 tSl
equal annual inEtsllncnts A. authorized
by sad Statutes Of the State of okla
homs for such cases made ana provided f,
that the Assessments shall bear iutsres'
4 -st-tirs rate ufHeirht Hpss-HrHtuHf- 2
ann m, payable annually at mo tu. -
the payment OF tho several lns'ai'WCufs Z
,ho taking effect ~ this prd,laor,s that
the first irstaI!mouf tH'd us-essir'gt
together with the accrue = INTEREST 90 tho
deferred instslImcnts thtll be rty"h. 20
remaining deferred instal ,a's w,rh 'hs
yearly interest on the unpaid inHuimrnfa,
shall be payable On ne l5th n@y 81 81, I,'i Ir,i
Provided rowaver thai an, 20 the
owners ~ the lots of ptrce's ~ BE- 7i 50
assessed may At any time during the
four 90 couEecu'ir. weeks following the
day Of the first pubiicston of thh ~.
nance pay 10 the city Auditor - ftt city
Of Tulsa the fu'l amount Df the assess
ments so levied against their sAll ..'r gnd
parcels Of land ana thereby iHIeHa- such
property from the lein Of such assess
ment
SECTION =. That ,nw or1'a.n.s han
he publlHh"u Tor twenty tIN' fINH''A|.Fc q
days In the Tulsa Daily word. news
paper published IN Tulsa. DKi5upIua, tutt
the publication Of this ordnance a. re-
quired BY law shall be taken and zoe
garded HH sufficient notice 4. an p'r7. uH
Interested IN the ass'asW'Uls h'''uy
levied BY the terms of this ordinance.
SECTION s. That all ordinances or
parts Of ordinances tr conflict WITH the
provisions of this ordinance. insofar as
such conflict exists are urrcb} repealed.
SECTION 6. That an emergency "FiHIs
for the preservation OF 90" plbNc health
and safety, BY reason whereof tni7 o-dl.
nance shall take effect FROM and after
It's passage, approval aud puSlcAtion.
PASSED, aud ihu rWtTE anCy clause
ruled upon separately ana approved this
g5th day Of October, 1884
APPROVED. this 2sth day - october
=. u EVANS.
Mayor.
Attest
MRS FRANK SEAMAN
A Il - IL
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WANT ADS
u.ts nnWs,
Utlstic:a nt.p
hzl4 80
ANNOUNCEMENTS

during the illness ana death OF our BE-
loved son ana tn'nd toe roy .,,oog,r whgg
Mrs. o. Johnston. Helen Hodges
LOST AND rUUND !
LOSra.A large iugruwiur toeuaii ana
huudftdH ~ hours Of misery by vtHitng
llurk iil"s foot sperln,lHl TURK hros.,
stla Main
Lost Mink fur scarf between Catoost
ami Fuil SUNDAY morning Liberal rs.
ward. pHHrc tN23.
LOST Male skin belt Finder pleacr ,ait
uvoge ati
hosr IN vriei'y of owen rarN Liver
ana white Pointer bird duW pun. SiN
munths old finior call Cedar lou5
LOST November lg. leather vauytt con
tanning WpriEnF" ptpors. Ihon" Cedar
N between and 90 W.. tvWard.
LpsI old r,btlouud gold star brooch De-.
uutir ur where accident uCturtod ON
J'nhs road sunday afternoon. valued 49,
totpsnlg. tind'r please 'Hh osHgo ii4.
Llbrrsi reward
LpsT Ny navy discharge. MoHunic re
cotpt American legion receipt and other
pspcIs Please return 10 Y. ~. e. A. duy
Matthews
Lost BLACK Gordon setter dog rcd 60.
lHr trimmed with brass. t.irenae Ma
lhl" Return Tor reward 10 MIS- Fisher
usurc io7s 1901 81 Carson.
Lost, on aFth and Hostou or 10 from
af Barry apartments ono long black
1880 u. cor lrovr ~ johnson urus No
LOST Paper money rhuradby November
10. ai Frisco station. lu or uour tclo.
phone booth. llo South Norfolk ustago
JlI1, toward
LOTT Cameo broach. saturday o. no
Initials o. E. T.. ON back Return to
lH.V East t'FHih street Toward.
lost Paper muury 1huraday November
90. OF Frisco Htatluu. in OF near trlo-
phme booth lC1 south Norfolk Usage
3l17. reward.
h.sl ir'G s.''.g ,,,,aI" 5.WsI" bird e,.a ,,g: a9g
frsnh hoyor osage ,l0s
Lost PINK oturu pu. in 40 near Frisoo
station. Howard phone Cedar l05g
Lost or HruLEN BOYS leather over
usaga l0ss
LOHr 2sth ~ August black and tau cur
d"E email weighs about 20 lbs, with
Wost rulsa, Usage tota.H
STHAYED- ulhcH and Helton heavy
tucked HottoI dog disappeared Saturday
night from 1905 o, Rockford; had cord
tlol around neck answers TO name ~
Tom. Reward Tor reeovory. n. l., cooser.
Phone Usage slil
slb REWARD Tor the return Of siolen
horse. ron stay. lbia hands nigh, .
ruachcd. but main growing out some.
Loft hlpd ankle enlarged slightly. hsrueHa
..-.!=, SO; ="sa, '5s.H''i '-"vsi i,'2G %
laOU pounds. l.. -, Iudd, Usage pOlO,
gsasv s.S,,
PURELY PEHsoNAL
ACUTE AND CVDNiC disorders, spinal
AfNlctl1us improved BY SWEDISH mass.
ugc end cHer'iSrsi THIS system is fuuda
mental 20 uHtrUpHthy uud rhiruprartlc.
HwratH, vlDro ana electro therapeutics
hydrHu1thIc. mcaHurrH. rHdlum baths, rtc
We also oail al your home. Phone Ossga
5sit.J ~ O. Ffth Trained lady nurs'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-15
Attest: MRS. PRANK SEAMAN.
city Auditor.
Approved FRANK = DUNCAN.
city Attorney.

Notice-The annual meeting OF
our stockholders will be held No
vember q. 1891, at 302 World
building. Tulsa, Okla, from 10
o'clock a. IN. to ? p. M There will
be a proposal to amend the bylaws
to reduce the directors from seven
to three. Catlett- Davis Oil corpora
tion. BY J. G.. Catlett, president.
c. Glass, secretary.
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PRICES

We save sou money on tires
AUTO 4 TIRE ENCHAkGE.
5l1 East Second ST. Usage b0aa'
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MRS FRANK SEAMAN.
CITY Auditor
Approved -
FRANK l.. DUNCAN.
city Attorney.


CITY Attorney.
IO-.b-ci
lpubIisred In Tho Tulsa paiy Worla
Sovem Der A. no. lC ~ audlS, 1891.
World Publishing Company. Pup-
lMherr
NOTICE
(sealed BIDS Tor Stroet Paving
Notice is hereby given that IN pursu.
auc. of an order BY the Board Of Com
fnissi0ners Of the city Of Tulsa, Oklahoma,
scaled bids viii be received az the office
Of the city Auditor cf said cry until 3
o'clock y. m., Monday, November ..
1891 for furnishing materials and per
forming the work necessary In paving and
Otherwise improving in the manner aud
subject 10 the conditions hereinafter oct
out. the following described portions oi
the following named street IN sail 'ty
Of Tulsa to-Vit;
South Main street from 'fe South
line Of ninth street 20 a point sp-
proaiinately i07 feet South TO the
south line VI Tenth street, to he
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-15

Nash touring ear; run 1000 miles.
Al condition equipped with cord
tires, extra equipment, bumper. mo-
tormctcr Johnson lock, new cord
CRRingH The price is
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-15
ROOMS AND HOARD


4 sTOH JpTNtl is nndsr ne@ manage
nrnt, regular roomers wanted, rooms
from 50 TO 81 per week oaAgs 1877
FIRM HOTEL
SECOND AND ELdLN
Sice. clean, homeltke rooms, by day or
week, OsaSs sara
HOTEL ALTON, 50Th y. Third clean,
home-iike absolutely respectable IS w,
JEFFERsOE HOTEL
aib ans s. Boulder.
Onn.han block south pdstoftics
Absolutely nreproof
Al rates have bogn reduced.
Rooms without bath. $50. with priyst-
bath, 81 all outside rooms, special
weekly rates. Phone Osags ls1l or s3As
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-15
Public Auction on Monday,
December IL, 1921.
Usage, Oklahoma Oil Leases
by u. S. Government

A. pAwhusNs, oklahoma. DecerN Der ~,
1871 about $500 acres In quarter section
tracts will be- offered for oil leases. BIDS
to bcs for bonus In addition to stipulated
royalties. IS per cent payable on date ut
sale, balance In three annual install mcnts
with acceptable security. within the area
advertised there are about 1850 oil wells
producing from I TO 1000 barrels each,
the total daily production for September
being about $4,000 barrels, and about 80
now drilling. All lands now leased sepa-
rately for gas. For blue prints u area
Advertised, tracts now leased and produC-
ing wells send 80 cents ana for all logs Of
producing wells rs cents and for further
Information white TO 4, s. Superintendent,
Usage Agency, Pawhuska, oklahoma.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-15

Tho Board Of Education Of the city Of
Tulsa, Okla. will receive sealed bids at
their offices IN the Central High School
Building of said city, Up until IL o'clock
noon Tuesday. November 22nd 1894, Tor
ne furnishing OF all materials and the
performance ~ all labor IN the erection
and completion of the following buildings:
BID NO. /: one Auditorium Building
to be located at the Celia Clinton School
RID NO. 2. one Auditorium Building
TO be located at the Jefferson school
mn NO. s For the crossing IN OF the
Central Grade School 1.-THE frame struC-
ture having been huilt)
All work to be In accordance with the
plans and specifications and directions
which can be obtained at the offices Of
George wiukler, Architect. 4lA-i5 Palace
building. Tulsa. Okla.
Each bid must be accompanied with q
certified check In the amount Of at least
So, Of the amount Of each bid as guar
antee that the bidder II awarded the
contract. enter into such contract which
will be satisfactory to the Board Of Edu.
cation and their Attorney and that he
will furnish Bond az required BY them
and he Laws ~ the state Of oklahoma,
said Board ut Education reserves tho
right 10 reject any or all bids.
Board OF Education, Tulsa. Okla,
n. W. MAYGISNIS,
President
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LEGAL

n ~
pr.sIu'sf,Iy r65 f.sf saufG af Ike
south lIua OF Tenth street q, the
North line uf Eleventh stree, ruu.
tbe N1rA une ~ Eie,snth str.st
running rUsl ut Main street 90 be
wIdyueI FROM 10 foot TO- 90 feri
W'1'u55ng 'i Ma'" s,re", fr"m s'g'h
Inc of f"'Iu street, 30 bc viieurl
rect v' 'e'n .'l".
For further details aa 70 the material.
3lans end methods ~ construction to Co.,
isea lu improving said s.ier's and ave.
Nu.a h'Id''7 hf" fr'.i''d in ihr plaus
ana sp,, .t',gi'.n. .n'f',ur approved hy
'ho BOARD gt 'nurula-. 'urfs sod TO NE
resolution 'lt"N ut eaIi Board dt'.Hf'
'us ihr h'''Hs.lh "i ana rr"Nldihg t"f ihc
lupru'vin"ni % aai1 portions OF sad
U'frois aud avenues. said resolution.
3Iaus ana susDitratIuuH are ON tlc Iu the
office OF tus CuF Auditor aud copics o'
arp,a,So ai iSer,ior a. Che dfies G''gs' WI. ta.
'Iy Au1Itur
The ou'iIa cost ~ ssf1 fmpto, rwrnt. ou
said portion OF Said strDH.s aud
.Brh OF them tuHN bo spport,uusJ
.l and levied and assessed against the
tbutuug property table Go Assessuruts
.uuf,fur aud tho owners thereof BOO u,.
'Hfdau,r with thr prnviaiUus ut Article
g. ui Iho ,uprtrr ~ tuu tIfy of TULSA.
"kanama aui u'mgns 90 The c,auag
.,r "|U uu uad' 100 tax bills tNldcurluE
tHiu assessments.
Th, guu'|a,lII fH whom the contract
may br avbTIsd viii BE- required 'o rIu.
.ura fHa signature OF u surety company
approved b.. IUt BOARD ~ tuIUuI ssIuuprs
of trc rIN of Tulsa. Co the ,uutra,,
Guaranteeing tho Dnustturtiou iu the SUM
lt 100 p,r cent UUH uu Indemnity bon 0
uunuI uN a surety company approved uN
.N. UuarI ut tumuIs..lupra OBJ. fNp ti.F
lt Iulas OF u.t I..s f..r 100 prf cent uf
tNr contract price rrut.I.g Said suI.I.
.,mr4uy suaU NOT o., HUbIc ON said bond
LOB s,Haad Tvyut, r,, tuuuspud Ns5.uu0I
l.I.ara f.- indemnity rr.v.nr uuf .r am.
.r,. accident urI Htu.DIur, bond as
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-15

Published In the Tulsa pauy World
November IS. 1921. world pubItshInr
COMPANY InhIisheraN
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-15
AUTOMOBILES

rroMo"Irrs ron sArE 10
IUUr touring .Hte model has starter
aud uEuIs ouuaiinn ike new. bii
Mfs' tIlN Hf
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-15

ron SALE Po"rlc-7 sedan. IN rer-
..l.g '""'9 w. A-.' ,l'" lar
.'I i.''...,,'t.g s'a,, ai, ,f'. ~
Isl , r'.it.r'
..U .t..r u..t..... ID ......,.,., .-,,. L..
,,,..II ..I't., h, I'.'
cor. $3.50 tta.. m,, be seen Of Uraudie
U.HnuIs. uvu.I
t,r u,Ir r.I.. .......,. .,,.i
r1rtuIao ,h,ap HHF. $780,
ron atII. fura ratu.,a, ..tir ,p,,tt Al.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-15
Nlro .,rrLlns Asp enrAns

GOODYEAR TIRES At HALF PRICE.
Have ynu been In and looked over our
goud yeAr factory rebuilt tirss7 n not,
NhY nut7 These tires are better tires
fof less money Don't wait, come In and
lot Us show you these wonderful tires.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-15
HIGH GRADE
USED CARS

BEST SELECTION or USED CARS
~ TOWN PRICED RIGHT
PACKARD TOURING: like new.
PACKARD SEDAN; like new.
CADILLAC COUPE; real bargain.
PlERCE-AItROW 4-passcngcr.
WlNTON 7-pamonEori like new.
1919 BulCK TOURING
1920 CHANDLER 4-passonRer.
AppERSON CHUMMY Y-1oi9 Ook-
land Scdau--lg20 Roamer Sport
Model 1920 Stcudebnker -- 1920
Marmon- aud many other bargains
See Mr. Forster
PACKARD USED CAR MARKET
1900 South Boston Ossgo 1900
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-15
$1,150, $3.50 Cash and 500
Per Month.
Call Turner, Cedar 1910

Car can be seen at Southwest Nash
Motor CO., Eighth aud south Main.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-15

4lb REWARD Tor the return Of stolen
horse. irun LtHy. lbia hands nigh,
years did. square built Hnd blocky. been
ruHChed. but main growing out some.
Loft hlpd ankle enlarged slightly. harueHa
;..,..!.=. 80: sas 80. ss.!a!.; ,..vs; i,i3G vt
l2OU pounds. l.. -, Tudd, Usage D0l0,
lsrnEr 1.4t.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-15

Resolution determining aseess-
ments and directing notices thereof
MENT DISTRICT so. $40 ~ the CITY
Of Tulsa. Oklahoma. and declaring an
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-15

HTHAhED-H ulhch and Bolton heavy
tucked aottor dog. disappeared Saturday
night from 1905 .. Rockford, had cord
ilNh around neck answers 10 name ~
Tom. Reward Tor recovery. ~ T., cuoEer.
Phone tHaEu NlA1.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-15

ron SALE prrrlcs- sedan IN rer-
f.,i condition Will sa.rlficn t1r
Uu'"h sale. This car ,au BE- seen
aUI I.UUuHtrUf.I from HMIthH O..
1880. 900 81 UHuldor.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-15

published In the Tulsa Daily world
November II, i3 and is, i92i World
Publishing Company PublisherJ
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1921-02-04
THE AMERICAN JEWISH WORLD

The Social Service department of
the Talmud Torah is very fortunate
in obtaining the services of Mr..
Aaron Rosenstein as leader of its
twenty-eight piece orchestra. Mr..
Rosenstcin was born in Petrograd,
Russia. There he studied in the Con-
servatory of Music and played with
the Symphony Orchestra of Petra
grad.
This orchestra is the only one of
it's kind in the Northwest that has
all Jewish members. Practice is held
every Tuesday and Thursday evening,
7 to 9:30 P. M. Any one wishing to
play with the orchestra is cordially
invited to come with his or her in
strument
The Council of T. T. leaders held
its meeting Wednesday evening, jan
uary 70, and elected the following
officers: Charles Yarugsky, president;
Ann Shapiro, vice PRESIDENT; Jerome
Monasch, secretary; and Felix Moses,
Treasurer.
The Young Peoples Synagog will
hold regular services this Friday
night at the Talmud Torah. DR..
George Gordon will continue his lee
ture on the "Jewish Child" The
Young Peoples choir, consisting of
Rose Barnett, Abe Rakov, Morris
Labovitz, and Dave Friedman will
render selections.
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Y. w. H. A. ANNOUNCES
ACTIVITIES

Preparations for the following &C
tivities are now being made by the
various committees of the Y. w. H.
A. The new administration has al
ready started the ball a-rolling, and
many things of interest may be
looked forward to by the Jewish
Community.
The Intellectual Advancement
Committee, headed by Marie Lurie,
has arranged for series of lectures
by prominent men and women of the
Twin Cities on vital subjects. The
first lecture will take place Tuesday
evening, February 9th, at the Talmud
Torah, at regular meeting of the
Y. w. Miss Lurie is also making ar
engagements for a Jewish History
Class and a Current Event Circle.
Miss Lillian Noosinow, chairman
of the Affiliation Committee, is get
ting things lined up for a Member
ship Drive, to take place the middle
of March, A Mothers Auxiliary, and
a Junior Y. w. H. A. consisting of
girls, IS to Is years old will also be
organized Miss Anne Roberts is as
sisting in the Y. w. Mothers activl-
ties.
Arrangements for the Fifth Annual
Y. w. Inaugural Ball, which will take
place the early part in March, are in
charge of Miss Libbie Cowl. This
event is given in honor of the new
officers, and will be for members and
friends only.
Owing to the numerous activities
which are now being launched, the
Y. w. will undoubtedly find it neces-
sary to get larger quarters, and these
are now being considered by the Exc
cutive Committee.
The next regular meeting will be
held Tuesday evening, February 9Th.
All members are urged to be present
and a most interesting evening is as
sured.
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B'NAI BIRTH LAUNCH ACTIVE
TIES FOR 1921

Names of committee members who
will assume the brunt of the duties
for the coming year are announced
by President Joseph H. Schanteld
of the B'nai Birth. Important pro-
Continued on Page II
Arizona republican., 1921-12-25
Youngsters to Be Well
 Remembered in Holidays

The juniors are looking forward to the gayest week of the year with the Christmas joys of today being fol- lowed in rapid succession by series of enjoyable events. During the hol- iday vacation period the young folks come in for their share of the round of pleasure, which will be most gen. erous this year. The boys and girls home from college and their guests will not find a dull day, for the numerous events planned in their honor Christmas Monday the jun iors will be among the guests at the Country club dansant, while the fol- lowing evening Dr. and Mrs. E. w. Baum are giving a dance at the Hotel Adams for Miss Jane Scholtz and Miss Margaret Wall, who are the guests of their schoolgirl daughter, Miss Ruth Baum. Wednesday, Miss Florence Hanny, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Victor Hanny, will give lunch con, and that evening Mir. and Mrs. B. B. Mccall and Judge and Mrs Ernest Lewis will give a dance at the Mccall residence for Miss Sylvia Lewis, Orme Lewis and Archie Me Call. A feature of Thursday will be the luncheon presided over by Miss Christine TuthiIl, while Friday even ing Miss Jane Alexander, a daughter will give a dance. That same even ing pr. and Mrs. Baum will give small dinner to the junior set.
Arizona republican., 1921-12-25
MT. and Mrs. R. C. Saufley To Be Hosts Xmas Qax

Mr- and Mrs. R. c. SaufIey will he Christmas dinner hosts. givin. a charmingly informal affair at. inc noon hour today. The tables cen terplece will be a miniature Christi mas tree and other attractive con celts will suggest the holiday. ~,boIr guests will be Mir. and Mrs. Roy Way land Mrs. Carl Anderson and W. E Robinson
Arizona republican., 1921-12-25

Barbara Wilkinson, Miss Lois Sea man, Miss Inez Couch, Miss Louis Humphrey, Miss Patty Lawrence, Mss Emma Lou Humphrey. Miss Dorothy Stauffer, Miss Dorothy Randy, Miss Sylvia Stauffer, Miss Laurette Dalmage, Robert Saufley, Kieth Anderson, Junior Randy, Will jam Saufley, Mark Dennett, Teddy Willis. Donald Dennett, Son" Rays, Harry Heflin and Junior Lawrence. Joseph Melczer, Lewis MelcZer and Charles Albert Melczer.
Arizona republican., 1921-12-25

guests. Reservations should be made not later than Thursday by telephon- ing 392. Members of the following sororities are eligible to attend the luncheon, Alpha Chi Omega; Alpha Delta Pi, Alpha Gamma Delta. Alpha Omicron Pi, Alpha Phi, Alpha xxi Delta, Delta Delta Delta, Delta Gam ma, Delta Zeta, Gamma Phi Beta. Kappa Alpha Theta, Kappa Delta Kappa Kappa Gamma, Phi Mu. Pi Beta Phi, Sugha Kappa and Zeta Tau Alpha.
Arizona republican., 1921-12-25
Mrs. Charles Seymour Stephens Presides Over Clever Event

Mrs. IharIes seymour Stephens Of Nogales gave a delightfully."- planned luncheon at the Ranch House fol- lowed by theater party on Friday Her guests included Mrs. A. E. Clark, Mrs. Charles O'Malley. Mrs. II. D. McVey, Mrs. Henry Myers. Mrs. O. ?. Johnson, Mrs. Orrin Standage. Mrs. Arthur Tobias, and Mrs. Sidney Myers
Arizona republican., 1921-12-25
Chief Justice and Mrs. Ross
 To Be Christmas Dinner Hosts

Chief Justice and Mrs. Henry D. Ross will give a family dinner today at their home on North Central ave nue. Holiday greens and berries will feature the Christmas decorations Covers will be laid for Mir. and Mrs. Henry D. Ross, Jr., of Mesa, Mir. and Mrs. J. w. Ross of Prescott, Mrs. c. Q. Ellis, Miss Margaret Ellis, Miss Nita Collier, William Pennington of Tucson and Henry Warbasse of New York
Arizona republican., 1921-12-25
MT. and Mrs. B. B. Mccall Gives DeIiohtfuI Dinner

MT. and Mrs. B. B. Mccall who will entertain with a series of affairs dur ing S926. Members of the following Tuesday when they entertained at the San Marcos. Their guests in- cluded MT. and Mrs. $. I. Bucking- ham. MT. and Mrs. NJ. H. McCalla. MT. and Mrs. E. A. Mcdonald AIr. and Mrs. R. Allyn Lewis, Miss Eleanor Lewis and Miss Mary Lewis.
Arizona republican., 1921-12-25
Redlands Students Home With Guest for Vacation

Popular college folk home for the holidays are Miss Elma Tollesop and her brother, Walter Tolleson. who are attending the University of Redlands. Miss Margaret Knapp of Rockford H., will be Miss Tolleson's guest un- til her return to California to con- tinue her. studies
Arizona republican., 1921-12-25
Leave for Fresno After Visit of Several Weeks

Dr. and Mrs. w. N Holmes left Monday for Fresno after a delightful stay of several weeks with the Julian Holmes. They were the incentive for many interesting affairs while here en route from their home in Nash Vile to spend the remaining winter months on the coast.
Arizona republican., 1921-12-25
Cklh/

The Womans club will give its an nual Christmas festival Tuesday aft ernoon, the program to be presented by the young pupils of the Arizona School of Music. The program will
 not only be presented by children but will be given especially to children
 the guests Of the club for the after
Arizona republican., 1921-12-25
Mir. and Mrs. s. ]. Ross Return to Local Home

MT. and Mrs. Sydney !. Ross re- turned Tuesday from St. Louis Mir Ross left town early in the summer spending several weeks in Atlantic City. New York and other points of interest. Mir. Ross joined her recent ly in Missouri, where theysmade their home before taking up their resi- dence in Phoenix
Arizona republican., 1921-12-25
Fraternity Dance
 Event of Gay Week

The Lamba Delta fraternity gave a delightful dance at the Woman's club Friday evening. the holiday event being the most enjoyable of the series of functions given by the frat ernity composed of popular members of the junior set.
Arizona republican., 1921-12-25
Pan Hellenic Luncheon To Be Holiday Feature

The Pan Hellenic club will give luncheon at the Adams Saturday. The event will be the holiday affair of the club and at this Christmas meeting many of the girls home from college will be included among the
Arizona republican., 1921-12-25
Betty Fennemore Xmas Hostess to Junior Club

Miss Betty Fennemore gave a de- iightful Christmas affair last evening"
 her guests being the members of the Little Boosters of Iron Springs" a club of boys and girls which she or Sanized at the Arizona mountain re- sort last summer. The feature of last evenings affair was the brilliantly decorated Christmas tree. Those there were Miss Barbara Willis, Miss Eddy George, Miss Jane Alexander, Miss Eleanor Stauffer, Miss Alice ksys. Miss Harriet Wilkinson, Miss