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The Colorado statesman., 1921-07-16
CHEYENNE, WY0.
NEWS

Mr.. Frank McCombs has returned
from Il business trip to Hopklnsville,
Ky. Mr. McCombs spent few days
In Chicago and Denver on route home.
Mr. George Randall has renovated
his beautiful home, keeping In line
with other valuable property in the
neighborhood. Mr.. Randall Is en-
ployed In the babbit room Mt Union
Pacific shops, stands high in Masonic
affairs, and T. II valuable and true citi-
zen of this community.
Rev. !. n. Whltten attended n meet
ing of Baptists in Casper on July to
3. The result was the organization of
the Wyoming State Baptist Associa-
ton. Officers elected were: Rev. Nj.
A. Eilonth, moderator Rev. 1. n. Whit
ten, secretary; william Moore, treas
urer.
The National Association for the Ad-
vancement of COlOred People met on
July IL. a permanent organization
was formed and Officers elected. Off
GERS are: Mrs Hattie jefferson, pres
ident james c. Gaskln, secretary !;
Mrs. NJ. Permission, assistant secre-
tary Mrs. Mary Randall, treasurer !;
Rev. |. n. Whitten was elected vice
president. Committees will be elected
and appointed later.
Mr.. Jackson Lewis, who is visiting
his boyhood home in dear old Georgia,
is having fine time, and will return
about August l.
Mr. Thomas Edwards and son de-
parted our city for Omaha, Neb, for
an extended visit.
Sergt. w. $. Jones is at Thermop-
oils taking treatment at IL sanatorium
and is improving
Mrs. William Roebnet, who has been
at ThermOpolis, is improved, and will
return home in perfect health.
Mr.. Albert Taylor has purchased a
home in Denver and will move with his
family to that beautiful city. The Tay-
lors have host of friends who regret
their departure.
Margaret and Mrs. Mccormack mo-
tored to Denver on Tuesday.
Mesdames Ollie Redd, Mary Randall,
DeMarge Toliver and Carrie Wright
departed for Colorado Springs to at
tend the State Federation of WOman's
Clubs.
Presiding Elder Pope was in our city
Sunday morning. On Sunday after
noon Rev. ]. NJ. Endicott went down
to Crow creek, where there is much
water, and buried in baptism anumber Il
of Christian disciples.
A large number of f. & a. NJ. Ma
sons are planning to attend the grand
convocation in Colorado in August. pa
The Colorado statesman., 1921-07-16
He "Fell for IL"

Home" says a contemporary, "is
the place for real courtship." 1t used
to be, in the days of horsehair sofas
built for two. We remember one be-
side window outside which big
rosebush perfumed the air. The sweet
ness of the girl. the beauty OF the
roses. and the balmy air of spring
were an Irresistible combination. We
swallowed the hook.-Chicago Journal
of Commerce.
The Colorado statesman., 1921-07-16
Muxxled.

Speaking Of garters, have you heard
OF the Harvard students who spied
pair with silver clasps in a Harvard
Square shop window. and, thinking to
raise a smile, at least, from the charm.
er at the counter, asked the price Of
dog-collar, pointing at the same time
TO the silver-clasped garter? She
turned, looked sweetly at the young
men, and said: 1--WE do not separate
them for puppies, sir."-Boston Her.
aid.
The Colorado statesman., 1921-07-16

XAy
for it's compilation
The Colorado statesman., 1921-07-16

spectacIes Once Fashionable.
When spectacles were first intro
duced It was considered fashionable
to wear them even by people who
were not in the least near-sighted.
The Colorado statesman., 1921-07-16
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-20

Mowbray. Helen saiglc. Kathryn
sheffield. Helen Attelbrrger. Fran-
ces Tiuzoll Dorothy watkins Helen
Bauiton ClcphAnc WertzberRer
Louise Stcbbiuz. Meesrs Kari Smith
Theodore BrcSnpr. william Hocy.
Meyrhl Middaugh. Wesley sander
aon Walter Broaoh. Leon Iarta.
field sidney williams. William
Hinehart. Robert Blakclr, Jack
Cloyor RHv Smettie. Thomas Dur
ham. Stanton Blake Robert Moore
Harley Smith. charlie stark. T.. h.
Mcintyre. y. VI Grove. ! Y Gil
bert Harry Perkins, Jack Hawkins.
Charles McDaniclH. Edward 1rumc,
T.. T.. Thurman, robert Blackmoro,
Raymond Thornton. Stanley smith.
Fcrrill Martin. Lee Mclaughlin,
Thomas Hart. Charles Virgins. Ray
Gum. Glenn Norih, Norton Stande-
von stanley Kelly. Edward John
son. william sexton. Carroll Nioh-
olson. Joseph BurChum, Walter Can
non. Cyrus CROW, willard Hardy Is.
Twist. Eicyd Williamson. Ccdan
bouRhcrty Jack Names. owens
Carson Loo l.aurin Raw Short,
Dewey smith James Clare. w A.
Porter, Jack Marshall, Flynn Ho-
bauRh. Woodford Williams. Henry
Hrady. Floyd Rcams. Harold Camp
bell, Merle Gump. Bacon Davon-
port. Won H"rholt. Bolignv Rex
Cowcn. Robert Dcvn Ilalcigh
CLARK and Charles Parker.
The weeks close was character
ized with a logoy dancing party for
the younger set Mrs. -. H.. stalker
entertaining q large company In
honor Of hcr daughters. tho Misses
q u a. IL
Autumn leaves with n pretty note
of Thanksgiving was emphasized I'm
'hp decorations yellow prcdomlnat-
Ing Tho cloging dances were made
lively with throwing of confetti and
the presentation of balloons as IA
vors Ices and cakes we're served
Tho setting for this delightful dance
was in the studio of Miss Bess Rob
orts. Guests present were Misses
Margaret lnull, Elizabeth Lee Sinks
Cecilia Thomas. Isabelle Strou-
vcilo. Margaret Cappa, Marian Ap-
pleman Mary Jane HAYS, Mary Ellz-
aboth Krebs, Lucille MORLEY. Kath-
ryn Mclaughlin, Elizabeth Barnes.
Jean Alexander. Halen Kyle, Helen
keliOuKh. Dorothy Campbell. Mar
Earot Baker. Harriet Ryan. Adele
Aaronson. Mildred Maxey, Alice
Mae kistler, Winifred StAhl, Martha
Simmons. Sara Barron, Nellie Wood
Helen Adams. Marcella Shaw, JuC-
nita Jones. Mary niles. Lorine l'ur-
row. Shirley Rose: young Messrs.
Alvin Hopkins, johnnie Shackcltou.
william and Jack white, George
Davis Donald McBirney, Gordon
Means, James Campbell. Gerald
Fitzgerald Thomas Maxey, w II.
Jones. James Talley, Jack Lever
ing, George Norvell. william Stry.
ker, seldom chick. iucian Norri-
son. David Bradley Herbert Reese,
Charles Whitncy, Ray Kelly. Jack
and Marshall Hartman and Narley
Taylor.
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STATE SOCIETY



Miss iva Flint spcnt Tuesday .r So.
watts with relatives and friends
Miss Lucinda strong " Tulsa h. Id tar
city on visit to Mrs RoruIs Iul.r
Mrs. Robert Hill has returned f.1u
a visit 20 her daughter a. Appsr..H
Mrs. j. O. Hall Of NlultA is ihr week
end guest of Mrs. J. Fuge Filrr
Miss Thelma Todd Of Wsgoutf attended
the Eiks dance here Friday rrpr.HE
MWs Dorothy Osteuberg and Mis- A.
r. Ghsliburg spent Saturday afternoon N
Tulsa.
Miss Mildred Morrison or Tulsa vs. ta.
Weekend guest Of MT and Sire HAIRY
Hates
Mrs. Harold Hal has returned iron.
visit TO Mrs. ". NJ. Hall a. kansas
city. Mo
Miss Vera searboroush and Miss Ms-.
geret Mallory spent saturday ir Tulsa
with friends
Miss Geneive Hayes of CotfcyyUrr K,r.
spent the week end with her sister Miss
Avis Hayes
Mr. ard Mrs C. Il. uoltzcndor'r and
children spent tho day saturday 300 C0g..
sea with relatives ana friends.
Miss Ado Warrington ot the Na'0ra.
hank ot Clarenore returned Tuesday from
visit to Dallas. Texas
NJ. and Mrs. a. j. Vaughan 1f Mus.
koEee spent the weekend iu tlr CIy
with M. and Mrs. =. g. Niuson
Tho members Of the Delta Theta Tau
sorority and pledges entertained theft
mothers with a house warming a. the
home of Fleeta Griswuld
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Dances

The ri Delta Koppa fraternity
members entertained their friends
Friday evening with an informal
dance In tho Kennedy restaurant.
The list included Misses Anna Rose,
Mary Rcisler. Grace Connolly, Nor
yal Abbott. Mildred Henuage. Eliza =
beth Wilson, Margaret Maroney,
Irene Lindley RUBY Davis. borine
Mcdonnell. Nell Cook, Glenn Earns,
Gladys Yarhrough, Louise bowls.
Louella southern Florence Ruff,
Thelma Mcdonald. Mary Patton,
Catherine Mcdonald. Natalie Broach.
Hazel Berry, Georgia Aspinwall,
Helen Rebhol2 Joan Milt, Susanne
Hadlcy. Frances Kearncy, Janice
KimbnN Kathryn gavin, Helen
Johnson Estclle Roop, Madeline
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Clubs

Mrs " O. Fens"man entertained
her Embroidery club on the after
noon ~ Thursday when 10 were
present
The Jane Adams Chautauqua
circle will meet Monday afternoon
In the library at $3.50 q clock,
Tho Woman's Alliance Of All
Souls church viii have an apron sale.
Thursday December s, the location
" the sale to be named later.
The Maccabee club will meet in
the Is OF =. hall Tuoaday With Mes
DANES s. l.. Dobson, A. l.. Dugau and
Miss Gladys Dugan as hostcsscs.
The Fideis class Of the First Bap-
tist church will entertain members
~ tho Young Married Ladies' gllm
~ the Nogalcs Baptist church on
Monday afternoon at their rogular
Class meeting In tho church.
Tho Tulsa Dramatic club had a
meeting unusually varied and inter-
csting Friday In tho Y. W. G. a.
cuhrooms Miss Josephine LHym1n
OF the faculty OF the University uf
Tulsa read Goodmans play, The
Dust OF the Road" In "A manner
which won ACCLAIM FOR her intCrprc-
thtivc ability and power Mrs. Dean
Foster made an onlightening COM
parison OF American and English So
Geological planu ~ illustrated by
shaw and Kennedy one nunhcr
on the program came as surprise
to the club president, Mrs. j. Benz
iamin Brown. who was eNcrded
birthday greetings IN the form of a
bouquet Of chrysanthe NUNS AMI a
large birthday cake alight with can
dies Acting ms hostesscs were Mrs.
Foster. Mrs. Carolyn Smith Held
Mrs j. n. Buell. and Mrs. Marshall
r. Edwards. II was decided TO with
draw from the national association
on the ground of insufficient benefits
from arfiliation and to work indc-
peudently as the Tulsa Drama CLUB.
Mrs Brown was authorized TO repre-
sent the club on the Spavinaw water
board, while Mrs. Edwards was made
chairman OF u committee to cooper
ate with the water board In securing
q large turnout for the election and
Mrs. r. J. Weichel was instructed 10
act with the Tulsa Civic league as
the club Representative.
The Cadman clubs open evening
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Opcuue OF catholic bazaar ln
Holy Family parish hall
Jane Add8mF ChAutnuquu circle,
library. g go u.,Iork.
TwcDtI,Ih Century club will meet
with Mrs. G,urgo brigham.
Tucsdny
Nj Aud MIS- David Emery lfrcu-
ucmHn win entertain with dancing
party AZ University club FOR their
Nuost. Miss virginia Gibson OF New
YORK
Mrs. u. otis McCuniock'a small
Informal luncheon for Mrs. william
r. Lindsey
=, A. Bridge club viii meet with
Mrs. Cleo Johnson
Mia Aunilia Brigham'H Informal
bridge party FOR Miss HARRIET Bell.
Tulsa Male chorus In concert
Convention hall S;ib o'clock.
Thanksgiving Eve.
Dinner dance at Country club,
Thusday Bridge club Will noot
with Mira Young q, Mitchell.
Thank sglNing nay.
Mcsdamca e.. -. 4. O'llcrn ana u,
t. Brundred will be hostesses at tea
dance IN Country club
BonanzH club gives annual dance
in Hotel Tulsa.
sesnkwa club gives lts annual
dance In Kennedy restaurant.
Friday
Pan Hellenic banquet al Kennedy
teetnuraut
Mrs. Charming W. Beucdicts in
formal dancing party TOR Miss Eta
Moore
Colonial Bridge club with Mrs. @.
~ Parrish.
Mrs g. G. Prentice win give in
formal card party In honor OF Miss
Virginia Gibson
Mesdames Jane. A. Baarmgn and
J.. Floyd HoSs hostosaes at informal
bridge IN home OF former
Mrs W. A. Coleman. hostess in her
home at cards FOR Mesda mes r.. y.
Rains w. T. Hubert, JEFF Neager
aud W. l.. Brown, all OF Oklahoma
city.
Shakespeare club Will meet with
Mrs. &. \. steele.
saturday,
lMr. and Mrs. Eugene Lurton Will
give Informal Entertainment In their
homo for Bishop Theodore Payne
Thurston and Mrs. Thurstou, 8 to 10
o'clock, to meet members OF Trinity
Episcopal parish.
Pan Hellenic bridge-tea In tho
home Of Mrs, W. Il, Reynolds,
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Weddings

Miss Twylah opal Springer,
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs W. A..
Springer. and MIR. NJ. H.. Gaskell Of
Tulsa; Miss Ruth y. Blevens and
Mr.. Paul r. Grafton Of Rockfort, m.
were married Friday evening at $50
o'clock In the home OF MIR. and Mrs
Springer. 700 Country club drive.
Or. j. W. Abel. pastor OF the First
Methodist church. officiating
Flfty relatives and very close friends
were present. Mrs. Bridges sister
OF Miss Blcvins, sang "All for You"
by p'Gardelnti and AZ nauntng" ny
Cadmann. accompanied by Mrs q,
q. Mortimer, cousin OF Mis-,
Springer. Mendelssohn's Wedding
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Monday. al the Y. w. G. a. proved
a most delightful event and was we'll
attended. Mrs Robert g.. Macarthur
was present and IN brief talk. paid
the club quite q compliment, telling
pf the fino work they had acCum-
pllshod giving bit ~ ths club b
early history The club, appreciat-
tive of this oulugy which was a
spontaneous act on tho part Of Mrs
McArthur unanimously voted hcr an
honorary member. The program Tor
mo evening was unusually delight
ful The next meeting will be held
December ~. with Miss Charlotte
Washington.
Clement 4. Evans chapter. l.. y.
g. held It's annual benefit concert
Wednesday evening in the aud!t9
rum of the high school Funds de-
rived from these concerts are used
for tho chapter scholarship and 9TH
pr benevolent work. Tho program
given at this time was by Mrs. Le"
Omohundro. soprano, Mr. Harry Sal
ter. Wounlst. Mr.. Frederic VI War.
nor, Cellist. Mrs. Myrtle Feiglc and
Mrs, a. w Hinc were the accompan-
lists. The program was "A very pleas.
ing one and was as follows;
Concerto. r. Meudelssohn
Allegro. Motto Appassionata-- Mr.
Saler. The Hour ls Late. from
Faust" Gounud Mr.. Warner. =.
est douN. 10 est bon. from "Hcrod
Jade Massanot- Mrs Omohundr1.
Nocturuc v flat major, Chopin VIII
helmj, Naise Bluette, Drigo-Auer--
MIR. Ealtcr. Song OF Normland. Her
man sandoy-Ir. Warner; Vigeuner
NIllNHEH " o. Gn1faYa "a
ish Dance. David Pepper Nj.
Warner; bird of the Mountain. Hub.
bard; Yesterday and To-day Spruss.
Mrs. Omohuniro Trio. selected -
Mrs. Feigel, Mr.. Warner and Mr.
Saltcr.
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Informal

Mrs. \. l.. Funk's lntorma, break
fasf party which wua composed. uf
q small company was a very pretty
compliment to Mrs, Myrtle Hinton
Davenport ~ Wichita, Kan, who -
visiting friends here now,
Mrs Edward Carson Harvey eX.
tended huspitHiitirs To members Of
the Thursday bridge club the past
week, having as special guests Mes
DANES Elwyruc Moore. j. NprNcllo
walker, g. j. Hadkcll Frank ~
Casebeer Harley Price aud Mips
Doris cobb Mrs. Iulcs Couatautiu
and Miss Isla Lynch won honors IN
the game. Luncheon was served in
the dining room. the table being
adorned with a large basket ot vel
low chryaanthemuns.
Mrs. oscar Howard was honor
guest at the delightful morning party
ON Thursday In the Country club
with Mrs Arthur Ice Murphy ~
hostess Mrs " " Roberts and
Mira, Charles w Bliss, both OF Chi
cago and matrous, visiting relatives
here at present, receiving much
lovely social attention from their
friends shared houors with Mrs
Howard Twenty-Five guests were
seated about tables in the card rooms
In the upper story Of the club. Rus
sen roses were the decorations. Golf
was enjoyed afterwards,
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Lcp Waite
were hosts at dinner Tor their guest.
Mrs. Myrtle Hinton Davenport ut
Wichita, At The Country club ON
Monday evening. Alarge basket II
Russell roses adorned the lovely
% bio about which were seated with
hosts and honor guest Mr. and Mrs
a. l.. Funk, Mr., and Mrs Cass A,
Mayo, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Berry, Mr.
and Mrs Earle 7, Harwcll and Miss
Cipperly OF California,
Mrs Grant n. McCulloughs beau.
titul entertainment on Monday att
ernoou Of members OF Queen Esther
guild Of the First presbyterian
church. was altogether interesting
and attractive. The hostess was as
sisted by Mrs. James NJ, Winters and
Mrs. Charles Edward Strouvcllc. The
season was very Informal. luestf
listened To- an iuspiratlonal talk by
Miss Florence kinney, a member OF
the Sunday oyanEcl party. who was
an honor guest. Dr. G. w Kerr,
pastor ot the church was present
lsn Mrs. StrouNellc gave scvcra
piano numbers which added TO the
pleasure of the occasion. Later /
Mrs. Winters poured tea in the din /
Ing rom which In rich furnishings
was enhanced with Richmond roses
and red candles adjoining the table,
This guild is composed OF the youn,
mothers OF the church and quite a
number OF brides,
'rhc tadias of Temnie Iseaet a..
'arhood will give their monthly
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march was PLAYED aS % proc"wiouai.
Mias Springer was given lu marriage
by her father. Miss Bleylns. by her
brother, Mr.. Madison Bleyins BON
brides. charming members ~ Roci-
eiy here, weru Httired in their trav-
cling clothes. Bmart tHilloufs. and
their flowers were bcIutiful bridal
corsages Tho home offered fun
homage iu the seasons flowers rosrs
aud ChrySauthomums. tho nrptipl4
being celebrated before handsome
floral altar Hss Springer is u
n iadua!e " the Kansas state col
trge Bnd o. member OF the frl Delta
tUtority MI Gaskell Is a graduate
uf tho oklahoma university and is n
prominent business man here. Mt
and Mrs. Gaskall ieft tor Galveston.
Sew Orleans and other southern
points and Will be ct hom. in the
Springer apartments after DeCem-
her o. Miss Blevcus attended the
Kansas state college ana is also n
Tu Delta member. Mr. Grafton is
associated in business IN Oklahoma
CITY Mr.. aud Mrs. Grafton loft for
Shreveport. La. on their honeymoon
and viii be- at home ht 1881 South
Newport after December rs. out of
town relatives attending the we'd
iiuE were Mrs Farah Gaskell Mr..
and Mrs Sam Gaskcl, and Mr. and
Mrs. ira Gnskcll, AL ot Kansas city.
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LuncheOns

Mrs. Charles Edward atrduvelle
was hostess at luncheon In her homo
In Sunset park, Thursday, 60 comp.i-
meut her guest. Mrs. Florence r.
Edwards Of Kansas CITY, having
with her al this time. former friends
or Mrs. Edwards when she resided
In Muskoger also those who had
cntert-incd Tor her here. beautiful
roses paid homage to tho handsome
table. yellow candies were held va
silver sticks Guests were Nc4dAmca
william .. lyall. y. =, Dickcy, Din
Boutwell,, g. B. Gump. Ruby K'Btler.
y J. Hamcl William IlsrTcs walk
.cr Charles Ice waite and a. H.
pcrryman.
Miss Thelma Kenncdy's beautiful
luncheon In the Country club on sat
urday WAS given In honor Of her
guests, Miss Lucille Moran of a..
Louis and MiAs julia Ann Rebold lf
Okmulgcc. Thanksgiving was fore
casted IN the table decorations and
unique favorH were loiiypop candles
dressed ~ ladies', with Miss Ken
tnedy and her guests were Mrs.
James Kennedy, Misses Gcncvieve
Misencr. Louise Stobbins, Clcpnane
Wortzbcrger, irene Huel. CAROLYN
Skclly Claudine Miller. Martha
sharpe, Elisabeth Cook, Ropalind
Hollow, Vivian Fulghum Irene NJ.
Laughllr and Elwilds Bell Springer
Mrs. O. A. stoiner's boautlful
luncheon 10 Hotel Tulsa. Monday
/ was u very lovely compliment /,
| Mrs. J.. II, whitney OF Carthage. Mo.
who Is here Visiting relatives. Tho
| Thanksgiving idea with a large
/ "rhngc'bued pumpkin overfluwing
with fruit, artistic arrangement in
autumn leaves, handsome chry
shpthemums In golden tints and can p
dies In yellow and brown comb ned
10 make an attractive table. Seat
ed here with hostess and honorec.
were Mesdames Frank Brysant. J,
warren Sanders, Curpeny Edward
A. Branlff, Fred y, Cronk, Charles
n. Frances, u. a. Roth. W. NJ. Few
~. y. NJ, virgins ir. Carl Pleasant
Travy Cowell G., W. BrigCa ! 9.
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les at Underwood college, st. Louis.
Miss Springer reports the Oklahoma
club at this school to have made
one hundred Ser cent this term, be-
ing the only state club TO do so.
Mrs Walter y. Broach and Mrs.
W NJ. Thompson will go " Norman
next week to attend tho mothers
meeting of the kappa Alpha Theata
sorority at the oklahoma univer-
sity
Messages 10 friends here from
Mr.. aud Mrs. Earle W. Sinclair New
York city, tell OF them being domi-
clled for tho winter In the RITZ
apartments.
Mr.. and Mrs Donald Flingluff Of
Baltimore and New York are ca
pccted to arrive shortly after
Thanksgiving. Thoy will bc at
hotel Tulsa during their stay.
Mrs. h. Il. Perry will return from
Kansas city at mldweek, after
visit there Of ten days.
Mcsdames Frank J.. Moore and
George $ Bole left Friday night
for "a visit to New York city and
Chicago Of ABOUT two weeks.
Mrs !. s. Griffin LETT Friday night
for New York city TO spend Thanks
giving with her daughter. Miss
Jerry Griffin who is studying music
there this winter Miss Dorothy
Griffin expects TO leave after the
Christmas holidays to spend the
late winter iu New York city.
Mr.. and Mrs Chandler Campbell
/, to make Tulsa their home.
Mrr Frank billiard OF Okmulgec
is visiting relatives and friends in
the city
Mrs. !. Frank Walker and Miss
Rhea Walker will leave after
Thanksgiving for ~ visit 10 ST.
Louis,
Miss Dorothy Hoffman Of Okla
homa city will arrive December 20,
to be- the guest Of Miss Amelie Com
staptin during the Christmas holi-
days.
Mr. and Mrs w. L. Johnson Of
Lowell, Arkansas arrived Friday
night to visit their daughter Miss
Patty, student In high school and
their son Mr.. h. Fred johnson. Mr.
and Mrs. johnson win be the guests
while they are here OF Mr. and Mrs
y. X, Graham. AZ North Quanah
and their son, l32S Carthage.
Mrs Reid Fayers NJ G Beth lett
Saturday evening for points In In
diana where she viii visit relatives
and vii! later 20 70 New York and
Chicago TO visit friends and rela-
tives also.
Mr.. W. NJ, Graham and SON Mir.
Earle Graham who are at the Wal
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Teas

Socicty's prominent function this
autumn found 900 setting In tho
charming home ,t Mr. and Mrs.
John - Mayo on South Cheyenne
avenue when ON Friday afternoon.
Mrs Mayo received her friends for
trH to honor Mrs ". w. Roberto
and Mrs Charles w BLISS ~ chi
cagn During the hours. the hostess.
her honor guests and groups Of az.
sistAntH received The homo was
redolout. and lovely with baskets or
handsome yellow and brown chry-
spnthemums placed at vantage
points. the Arrhways and newell
posts intertwined with southern smi.
lax Music during the time offered
hlluring accompaniment and ono Of
the chief pleasures was the group
NJ vocal numbers given by Mrs bliss
whose rich soprano gave added
beauty 10 Mnasonrt - love Thcc. %"
The Last song by Tosti and Azure
Blue" ~ Frederic Knight Logan.
Mrs Mayo's assistant In tho dining
room, beyy ~ matrouE and girls
served the table heing ThanksElv.
inE offering In color note, expressed
In flowers ana fruit.