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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-23

Richmond Man Hurt In Cnve-In.
LAUREL. DEL. Nov. 22.-Joseph
w Gathers. OF Richmond. was serious
~ injured today by n cave-in while
working in sewer here.
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ECONOMY. Ind.-Mrs. Effie Null
and three children, of Richmond,
spent the weekend with her mother
Mrs. Susan Mendenhall. Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Cain spent Sunday at
indianapolis Mr.. and Mrs. George
Williams and daughter. Virginia, of
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and Mrs. Clarence Brinkley. Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Brinkley and Mr. Law
renee Brinkley. Mr.. and Mrs Garlic
ton Anderson and son of Greenville,
O., spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs
J, p. Chenoweth. =. Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
Hinshaw of Winchester, Earl Hinshaw
and Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell of Rich
mond spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
j. j. Overman. =. Mr.. and Mrs. Lem.
uel Anderson spent Sunday with MIR.
and Mrs. Lester Lacey. Mrs. Allen
k1ncheloe has returned to her home
after spending the weekend at Ko-
komo. attending the funeal Of a friend
very pretty wedding was held al
the home of the Rev. David Coppock
Saturday afternoon, at which time
Miss Nerna NJ. Skinner, daughter of
MI and Mrs. William Skinner, and
MI Lester w. Schell of Lynn, were
united in marriage. Rev. Coppock per.
formed the wedding ceremony.
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with pneumonia. Miss Yoder, the Red
Cross nurse, is attending him How
ard Snider and Lewis Younts were in
Cincinnati Friday. 1900. The Fairfield
Dramatic club will present their play.
Deacon Dubbs' at the Red Mems
hall, April 16.
FOUNTAIN CITY, Ind. - Mr.. and
Mrs. C. l.. Clifford called on Mr.. and
Mrs. Will Bennett at Richmond Sun
day afternoon Mrs. Albert KEN has
received word from Indianapolis that
her father is very i'll. An eight-pound
girl was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Schultz Sunday. =. Miss Edith Hamp-
ton has returned to Laporte, Ind, after
spending the spring vacation at the
Hampton home. Rev. Blocker is at
tending the NJ. E. conference at FL
wood Mr. and Mrs. William Thorn
ton spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Arch Thornton. Arlin Reynolds and
family were callers in the afternoon.
49,. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. P. Chenoweth
have returned from Florida. Mr. Chen
oweth is i'll. =. Miss Agnes Reynolds
entertained Sunday evening the fol-
lowing: Mr.. Roy Miller. Arnold I'm
derhill and Miss Faye KEN. Miss
Angelina Skinner spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Carroll and family.
....Mr. and Mrs. r. r. Brinkley en-
tertained at dinner Sunday, Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert Brinkley. Mr.. and Mrs
Omar Brinkley and daughter Lois, Mr..
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Chicago, spent the weekend with
Howard Anderson and family. Mr..
and Mrs. John Segraves and daughter,
Helen, of Winchester, spent Sunday
with Mrs. Hannah Kimball and sister,
Miss May Kimball. -. MI. and Mrs.
Ben Beall, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Boyd,
of New Castle were guests of Mrs.
Grace Hunt and Mr.. Elmer Beall, Sun
day -. Mrs. Susan Mendenhall, Mrs.
Null and children spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe Mendenhall at
Sugar Grove.
FAIRFIELD, Ind. - Mr.. and Mrs.
Mort Groce entertained at dinner Sun
day, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Groce and
Mrs. Anna Brookbank and daughter,
Freda Mrs. Curt Jerman anc chill
dren of Connersville. are guests of
George Personette and family. .....
Mrs. Herbert links and two sons re-
turned Friday evening after a pleas
ant visit with home folks at Brook
Vile. Miss Edith Steinard of Brook
vile, spent the week lend with her sis
ter Mrs. Mabel links Mrs. David
Logan received word Sunday morning
that her sister, Mrs. Lou Rose, had
held at ~ O'Clock Tuesday. ... Cards
were received here announcing the
arrival of a baby girl at the home OF
Mr. and Mrs. Lieut. Masters. 49,. The
Virginians," a colored quartet, gave a
fine entertainment at the NJ. E. church
last Saturday night. They were en-
tertained at the homes of Ed. Snider
and Addison Berg. .. Word reaches
here that a former pastor. Rev. NJ. S.
Taylor of Shelbyville, has lost his
voice. Rev. Taylor was fine vocalist
and he and his wife sang beautiful
duets. Ed. Treffinger and family OF
Richmond, and James Dare and family
of Bath, were guests of Miss Blanche
Cromwell Sunday. .... Mrs. Herbert
Ward has been very poorly for the
past two months =. The Jubilee Sing
ers will meet at the home Of Alva Cur.
ry Monday evening. This is an or
gained class of young people who
sing under the supervision of James
r. Johnston. Mrs. Paul Offut under
went throat operation at the Con
nersville hospital last week. She is
now at the home of her parents, Philip
Adams and wife. Invitations are out
for the wedding of Miss Helen Loga-
and Mr.. William Howard. Miss Logan
was the primary teacher at this place
last year. .. Carl Younts, son oil
Lewis Younts. has been critically i'll
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Suburban

, T. w MANCHESTER. O.-On Sunday,
April 3, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Arnold
celebrated their golden wedding an
niversary at their home in w Man
chester Thirty-six relatives were
present on the occasion to congratu-
late them and to enjoy the big dinner
which was a feature of the day. A
number. of out Of town guests were
pres &. :. Byford Studebaker and
Miss Bernice Skihart, of Lewisburg,
were married on Tuesday of last
week. =. Revival services closed Sun
day evening at the Christian church
with a large attendance, after two
weeks series of inspiring and helpful
sermons by the pastor, Rev. Harry S.
Huey assisted by Bro. Jesse Miller,
Of Miamisburg, who led in song.
There were ten conversions and ten
united with the church, one being a
transfer of membership. The revival
of the members was very pronounced
and the attendance was splendid
throughout the meetings. Bro. Gus
Sherer filled an appointment Sunday
at Crown Point. He reports good
attendance and an enjoyable time.
Services will be held on next Sunday
morning and evening. Prayer meet
ing will be held Wednesday evening
at the parsonage. The Sabbath school
attendance numbered 107. Collec-
ton s4.21. i. Rev. Dinner S. Thomas,
home mission secretary of the Chris
tian denomination will speak for the
y. P. S. c. E. at the Christian church
on Sunday evening, April II. Every
body welcome. His subject "A Bal
anced Ration for the Rural Church"
The Women's Bible Glass of the Chris
tan church, will meet Thursday even
ing in the regular business session at
the home of Mrs. Eliza Brown. 1t
will be an open meeting. Come pre-
pared to make this as interesting a
meeting as possible. O'Clock is the
hour. go. A large number of the mem
bers Of the L. B. congregation at
tended services Sunday evening at the
Castine U. B. church. where Rev
bigger is holding series of protracted
meetings. Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. Poe
returned home Thursday from three
months visit with Mr. and Mrs. Will
Dunbar and Mrs. and Mrs. Will Poe
at Toledo, o. Mr.. and Mrs. Poe en-
tertained as Sunday guests, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis Myers and sons and Mrs
Mirandi Roller, of Brookville, and
Mrs. Matte Wise, Of Dayton Mr.
>. II.
their home on Sunday, the following
guests: Rev. and Mrs. Huey and son
Max; Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Early and
son; Mr.. Jesse Miller, Mr.. and Mrs
f. B. Creager and daughter Mary
Mr.. and Mrs. Cory White, of White
water, were afternoon visitors.
Miss Leone Pitman visited severa
days of last week with her mother, a.
Hamburg. C. A. Rosser. of Arcan
UNI, transacted business here, Wednes
day. William Frances, of Arcanum
made a visit here Friday in the in
terest OF. his lumber business. . . Mr.
and Mrs. Lewis Osterhaus spent Sun
day afternoon with Mrs Mary Trone
and family. MI and Mrs. Leo Gu,
spent Sunday with Richard Leas ane
family at Lewsburg.. John Gaucf
and Mrs. Laura Parks spent Sunday
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Little Mother Happy Again

For the past nine years I have
been very much distressed with
bloating and stomach trouble due to
constipation since | was a child No
medicine gave me more than tempo
rary relief l got so bad | was afraid
would have to leave my three little
children. But since taking a course
of Mayr's Wonderful Remedy two
years ago l have been entirely we'll;
no constipation or other trouble 1t
is simple, harmless preparation that
removes the catarrhal mucus from the
intestinal tract and allays the inflam-
nation which causes practically all
stomach, liver and intestinal ailments,
including appendicitis. One dose will
convince or money refunded. Glen
Thistlethwaites 7 drug stores, A. G..
Luken & Co, and druggists every
Where.-Advertisem
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COIN GONE, CITIZENS
OF VlADIV0STOk SEE
...'- ERA OF Low PRICES
<By Associated pr~esl

t6y ASSOSiaeSu 'oSS
TOXIC, April s.-Resdents Of Vlad'
ivostok have plenty to eat and plenty
of clothes but no money, according to
a correspondent of the Kokusd News
Agency, who has just returned rom
that city.
Good beef can be purchased for
20 cents a pound" he says and con
!. tinues. "A good suit Of clothes costs
about one-third what they do in Amer
. lea and other things in proportion
The only thing the people lack Is
money to spend. Coin has virtually
disappeared from circulation and no.
body will accept the paper notes
, Wages, even of government employees,
are paid in food, clothes and tickets
for use with the public utilities.
The plentitude Of these necessities
is explained by the fact that huge
stores have been imported into Vladi-
, vostok for shipment into the interior
, and are being held there Indefinitely.
These stores are being drawn upon.
! Country Conditions Different
"A few miles out of Vladivostok to
! the north conditions are very differ
! emit There the population has neither
money nor supplies, and hunger and
cold have taken liberal tolls of the
! Russians The Chita authorities have
F. been sending clamorous demands that
Z Vladivostok share her supplies w1Sl
the rest of Siberia, a call to which the
vocal authorities have shown no dispo-
! sion to respond, even if the japanese
! would let them.
! These latter have been taking the
( stand that until it is certain that
Japan will not have to fight Chita
they will not permit the expectation
of anything that may later be used
against the Japanese forces.
The lack of acceptable money In
Vfadivostok is resulting in business
stagnation. Anyone with good money
can buy anything he wants and cheap
ly but in it's absence nothing can be
sold. Business houses are fast clos
ing their doors and factories are shut
ting down"
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Charles Philpot and Mrs. Frieda
kareth and son George spent Sunday
at the home of Mike koffer near
Hamilton. Mr.. and Mrs. Will Brown
and daughter, Marguerite, spent Sun
DAY afternoon at the home of viii
Doty.. Clarence Booker is the owner
of new automobile. Sanford
Davis, wife and son. Dwight, we're in
Eaton, Saturday afternoon. . Mr.. and
Mrs. George Austin and daughter.
Mary, Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Hall and
family spent Sunday. with Mrs. Mary
Austin and son, Ben. .Othel Long
man. of Eaton, Kathryn and Helen
Pharis. James Holmes and wife, Of
Camden. spent Sunday afternoon with
Mr.. and Mrs. Porter Reeve and family.
IA joint all-day meeting of the
Woman's Foreign Missionary societies
of the NJ. z. and U. .. churches was
held in the Methodist church here
Thursday, March 81. The forenoon
program consisted of reports and in
formal discussions on tithng and
children's work. About IS persons en-
joyed the covered dish lunch at noon.
The special afternoon features were
vocal solos by Mrs. Du Bots, and Miss
Leona Shriver, and most eloquent
and inspiring address by Mrs. Backus,
of Richmond. Mrs. Sarah Roush is
visiting at the home of Will E. Brown
now. Chester Roberts and family
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Zeno
Roberts. Sanford Davis and family
spent Sunday with Mrs. Emma Davis.
-. Homer Dillman and wife, Of Day
! ton, spent from Wednesday until
Friday with Mr.. and Mrs. Will Cline.
49,. Frances Jackson spent Tuesday
night with Margaret Hays. Lee
Ramsey and family, Of Middletown
spent Sunday with James Heavenridge
and family. Mrs. Walter Heaven
ridge, of Lincoln, Neb., spent Thurs
day night at the home of Arthur Hays.
MIDDLEBORO. Ind.-Mr. and Mrs
Ezra Slifer and Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood
Coblentz. of New Paris, spent Sun
day afternoon with Mr. and Mrs John
Coblentz.. The following called on
Mr.. and Mrs. S. E. banner, Sunday
afternoon: Russell Clark, Mr.. and
Mrs. Oscar Hawkins, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Clark, of near New Paris. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed. Kirkpatrick and Mr.. and
Mrs Bert Hawkins and son, Harry
of Richmond. Mr.. S. E. Banner is
very low. Mrs. Oscar Hawkins Wis
! tied Mrs. George Calkins and Mrs
Charles Mayer, of Richmond, Monday
... Mr.. George Cook visited with
friends in Richmond, Monday
Mr.. Amos Hawkins and son, Jerry
called on MI and Mrs. Charley Town
send, Monday.
ECONOMY, Ind.-Mrs. Effie Null
and three children, of Richmond
spent the weekend with her mother
! Mrs. Susan Mendenhall. ... Mr.. anC
Mrs. Thomas Cain spent Sunday a
indianapolis. Mr. and Mrs. George
! Williams and daughter, Virginia. OF
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FRECKLE-FACE
Sun and Wind Bring Out Ugly Spots.
How to Remove Easily

Here's a chance, Miss Freckle-face,
to try a remedy for freckles with the
guarantee of a reliable concern that it
will not cost you a penny unless it
removes the fleckles; while If it does
give you a clear complexion the ex-
pense is trifling.
-. Simply get an ounce Of Othine-
double strength-from any druggist
and a few applications should show
you how easy it is to rid yourself of
the homely freckles and get a beauti-
full complexion. Rarely is more than
one ounce needed for the worst case.
Be sure to ask the druggist for the
double strength Othine as this
strength is~sold under guarantee of
money back if it fails to remove
freckles
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STATE SOCIETY

and Fred Haylce Dainty rofrosh-
, Hu'ufs were served.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Morris Yorke left
Monday for jackson. Tenn, for an
extended visit
s. " Moore loft Monday for a
weeks stay at cleveland okla.
Tho y,,,,, po,,i.,s Ni.si,,,r,
sorI,,, ., b, Sruth Nr.b,diei
.pYrcb ,.., Nt,,d,s nyart,g v'.tb
N.. < vy y,''r. an s..t,b az ,rrc
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sorvcd ly the hostess Guests, In
addition to club members, were Mes
DANES Ralph Brouncr, Wilton Witt,
Jimmie wilson Mrs Charles Conley
Of Fort Worth Texas, Misses Lena
Couley Bcss Potter and Marion
Hartman
Mrs. o. 4. Iiartscl Of Haywood,
who is soon to leave Tor her new
home IN Marion, Ind. was enter
tained Thursday afternoon with a
surprise party by members Of tho
Rcbtkah lodge. Several gifts were
prcscntcS 10 the honorcc during tho
afternoon and delicious refreshments
were served Twenty ladies from Sa-
pulpa attended.
The Slpulpa Reading club enter.
tanned Tuesday afternoon at tho
Country club with the annual guest.
day entertainment Mosdamcs &. g
Taylor. sam HlrrIc and J.. q. Lytle
were hostcsscs for the afternoon
Musical numbers and other cutrr-
tainmcrt was furnished by Misses
Josephine. Tn" afternoon WIS spent
Dorothy Daglcy Nosdamos J. ".
Hoover, ". c. Jucksch, aAd T.. IL.
Miss Catherine Wright and Miss
Dorothy Duncan returned homo
Thursday from 81. Louis. whore they
attended the commencement 'Ntr-
cIscs AZ Washington university.
Mrs j. r. Prunkdrd aud small son
Eugene returned Wednesday from
I'd visit with friends in MIskogoo.
Miss lrml Haley of Tulsa returned
home Thursday after several daNs
visit with Mrs. Lyman lsaacs here.
Mrs W. g. Prunkard spent Thurs
day with friends I'm Alton.
Trg
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from officers and committee rsa.
tured the meeting. Tn. -.a...
p-ost,.,oris, ,hr-,h ''y
~ ~, '"' ,'''' ''' won '.. an
poster ior having lho IHr.. a..
, ,tendance present Adding iar .lar
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Nrs J., - Adfoi, IL. webb
al ,'d a ro,t,,, ..' a.. Itn-
pr,u., "' ''.' Tho
NJ Harry poit a, r..
,nJ t.,'"art, -, .'N'h
,,'i,b a iunn,,oo, as t'... tI'f
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u u",oi,', ost%.',,i,, % ,',','' '..' d.
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XIX 'J,,i,.t,s,, t'0
.rnnsd,, ,,crtr. ,,,' ~. ,''., ''h'e
entertained With rrit1f. ',ll..
yyoro. Ni,ssrs T,,1s U.,t..
Dimmut RaIub patf,rs,,
S,oro Thoa Tfrs,pp,h r
/ charles ttoplirs 7 g. ,.u.
Jack t;orne ~ 7 Art.tcr ,,....
Haskell = So',r,,.
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Dinners

Mr aud Mrs. Dixie T.. Gore COM
plimcutcd their sister, Mrs Frederic
llcrnarr Powers Of Miami Fla. their
guest at present. with a dancing
party on Friday evening In the
Country club. There were 30 couples
present and assisting the hosts
were Mr.. ana Mrs. Charles T.. Hop
kins, Mr. ana Mrs Earle q. Hast
Ings, MIR and Mrs. I.csllc y Ewing
and MIR. and Mrs - Claude Rich
nrdson. \ group Of the younger set
served punch during the hours OF
dancing. these being Misses Mildred
sheppard, a younger sister OF the
host ess. Miss Jane Ransom aud
Miss Florence HlnCkmOre The
punch bowl and the supper Table
were attractive with flaming sweet
poaa and others of the almo bloom
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Weddings

Mise Blnnch Eaton and Mr.. Carl
y. Mcintosh OF BroNnwood, Tex
were married at the home of tho
brides sister, Mrs. Haskell Downs
10 30 O'CLOCK Saturday morning.
Rev Harold G. Cooke, pastor OF Cen
truary Methodist church. officiating
The bride was gOwned i'm "A dainty
pea green otEaudic and wore cor
sage of brides rusopuds and valley
uuivs. only close friends and rcla-
tlves were present. Luncheon was
served aftcrwhrd. Mr. and Mrs Nc
lntosh will leave Monday for Dallas
whore they viii visit for a few days
before going to their new homo in
BTOwnwOod.
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The Shakespeare club entertained
with a luncheon Monday at one
o'clock at tho home OF Mrs. II. w.
Thompson, 1928 Fremont place. An
interesting program was given dur
ing the afternoon.
The Missionary Social Union met
At Gao o'clock Monday afternoon
at the community center. lnstalla.
tion of officers and annual reports
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-22
CdicRdm- for the week
Monday

Social Soryicc league ~ Trinity
church viii give charity ban BOO Con
veutiou hall
Special meeting Of Wumans club
called for . 2.30 o'clock IN Y W g.
4. club rooms 90 hear federation ro.
ports from delegates.
Mrs PRtti-Adnms Shrcincr VIII
present pupil IN recital in library
s. 10 o'clock
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The home .f Sir. ana Ir4 aIlin
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rro-,n. NUdfJwors 100 golden t0rce
decorated the rooms Hud luncheon
was a'rsod after thc game on tho
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! HHchCOHS

|.'i go u .uu. h'ou ,r the t'Hr
IH H' 'h' ""rF 'rf tho tIu
n' 0".'. .H'.'n i1r 'u' I"F''" J'
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III. h. ''t'.a0f M'- N'i nin $50"
'..' .''''. ono i'"dh' '' Ii' '''1.
'"'''.'. '...Nf WIN o. MAY '''ifIi q
"' .IF 90 t''''f
N.. l.U clinton entertained In-
'1.wHI. Nth small luncheon lu
he. u'u, 0u N,Iu. tiay
NI. vs. Z Savage W14 hostess ni
Un. boon lu lIr tYuUff. club Nu
Thursday 'u honor h'r mother. "
n. g. TlubInt NJ IuH NuEDlN. Cu.
Who haa since returned 90 hcr home
Th, luncheon NlH attended with Iu-
f1rm1lIy and Nua small
MIR, Johr Arpod and Ntrr
I.rsIIc l. Dovlc yyrro hp,rcs,.s Itrl-
J,, IA uprhrnp in I'M, coupf.y rIub
T., honor Mira \ \ Cru,p pr Glove.
I,ut ohio Gul, "a g,p.lI ,,u,ppu,y
of ru,a, fufov,d tho houIfaIty
Nina rrYfu. bu4 b,,o nor, f,f g,y,,,I
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william Walter Perry viii present
u group " pupils In recital In publ,
library. S.lj O'Clock.
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Womon ~ Sncrrd UoRrt parIsh
win give bridge ana 500 party I'm
home Of Mrs Edward lircunau
Irish Relief committee ~ Tulsa
viii give charity bail In Convention
halt
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Graduation Gifts of Excellence


calls
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Child Welfare boards benefit
dance In Convention hall 10 raise
funds FOR community house and
other philanthropios Of board
Mrs. Charles :, Nandcvcrs bridge
luncheon In her home,
Mrs Clarence II, Taylor will en-
tertaln with auction bridge I'm her
home for Mrs W. Il. Emmcrson.
Pageant, "ln n Grccian Garden
given hv pupils of Conway Braun
school on Country club grounds.
Tulsa charter chapter bclphians
will meet in public library for clos
ing meeting of season, ? o'clock.
saturday.
Mrs IT. Applcmau Will entertain
with dancing party for daughter
Marian.
Mrs. Edward II Short will give
first ot series Of auction bridge par
tlcr I'm her home.
Pan Hellenic society viii give an
nual picnic AZ sand SPRINGS park.
Miss Gertrude West will present
pupils I'm recital at public library, 5
O'Clock.
Annual contests I'm musical de.
partmout, University ot Tulsa, Sis
O'Clock,
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Mrs. =. l.. Allen extended hosp
talitios o IL mH'rous with an after
noon of auction bridge ON SATURDAY..
Mosdamos Il W. Johnson, b. II
Rochmlcr. T.. .. Decker, Guy Bur
ford. J.. -, Shcchan. Sawdou. p. T.
Hoss, urrhcr, Woodland. Albert Eay
mcr, Everett Manning Frank Avery,
K. NJ MrEwou. T.. J. Alhau and ls
NJ, Grotkop composing the numhcr