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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1921-04-27
N. W. 4. DANCE Way GIVE.

Elaborate plans are being made for
the holding of big dance in the ar
mory by the Modern Woodmen Lodge
Friday evening, May 9Th. Donnelly' S
orchestra has been secured for the
occasion. Tickets to dance will be
$190, the war tax included. A re-
freshmert stand will be operated and
the public generally is cordially in
vited to attend.
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LIGHTNING sTRIKEs FARMER

During the terrifis electrical storm
Monday afternoon, Ed. Holbrook, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Holbrook, OF
Coffins Grove, was severely injured
by a bolt OF lightning which struck
"a summer kitchen, near which Mr..
Holbrook was standing. Medical aid
was summoned hurriedly and it is be-.
lieved that the mans chances for re-
covery are fair.
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CITY COUNCIL MEETS

The City Council met as board
of review on Monday evening, and
went over one of the assessment
books OF D. O. Chamberlain. The coun-
Gil also was interviewed by a repre-
sentative OF an oil company and plac-
ed an order for three tankears- of road
oil to be put on the city streets later
in the summer.
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her dramatic recitals for which the
name is famous all over the East Mr..
Vawter considers her the greatest
interpretive recitalist in America.
A blaze OF glory is promised for the
final night OF chautauqua, Joy Night
which is to be continuous. rapid-fire
affair. featuring Jess Pugh. Billy
Pryor, the famous black face coined
ian, Al Baked. the king OF ventrilo-
duists," and Youna, renowned juggler,
will start off the fun.
The Orchestra Troubadours, with
George Tack, is a singing orchestra
OF Young men similar to the Royal
Dragons, so popular several years
ago.
The Rich-Werno Entertainers have
songs and laughter and something
doing every tick of the clock" dur
ing two preludes: I
Strong @Battery" Of Brainy
Speakers.
A veritabla battery OF big men
are preserving the best brains Of the
country on their particular subjects,
will be here this summer.
Quin O'Brien. the eloquent Chicago
orator, has announced his subject for
this summer, Americas World Lead
ership.' Mr.. O'Brien is considered
"one of the six greatest orators in
America =
Among some Of the headlners Is
Gov. Chas. III. Brough Of Arkansas.
Gov. Brough is one of the South S
strongest leaders. He comes direct
from the gubern torial chair with a
stirring address on present problems.
Farmer Burns, former heavyweight
champion wrestler Of the world, and
the greatest exponent OF wrestling in
America. has been obtained for talk
on good health and its connection with
clean and proper living. Billy Sum
day says, Farmer Burns is the great
est athlete Of all time" He is a living
example OF what clean living will do
to man,
ed to Abraham Lincoln, a tall, gaunt,
imposing orator Of the old school,
hardened in the fires of intelligent,
loyal Americanism, gives an eloquent
address on The Greed of Democracy"
David D. Vaughan Of Boston Univer-
sity, who spent seven years as pastor
in the Halstead district Of Chicago,
brings some new things to think about
in his address, "The Man in Over
alls."
Edgar Martin Evans will give q
great inspirational message, Gods
Masterpiece"
Harry Webb Harrington, new light
in the field OF poetry, author OF
Poems from France" and has an in
teresting hour with American litera-
ture.
DR.. Richard S. Martin, successor to
Bishop Robt MacIntyre of Chicago,
will speak on the present problems of
the Church.
Mr.. Graham also announced larger
and more elaborate Junior Chautau-
qua Junior Town. a delightful plan
that has captured Eastern chautau-
quas for the last five years, has been
adopted. "a Mother Goose Party" and
a Junior Alumni stunt are other
features. A special Junior program
with special talent for the kiddies, also
is promised.
The Chautauqua sessions this year
will be held on-June IL to Is inclus-
i've.
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FINED FOR DYSAMITING FISH

Henry Reth and Clark Abrams of
this city were taken before Justice
]. j. Pentonp on Monday to answer
to the charge of dynamiting fish in
the Maquoketa river on or about Sept
tember 18th, 1920. Justice Pentony i'm
posed a fine of fifty dollars on each
OF the defendants. The Information
against Reth and Abrams was filed
by Deputy State Game Warden H. H.
Yordy OF Waterloo.
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METHODIST

Sunday services at 1890 A. M. and
1880 P. M. Morning topic: Sour Men,.
the men will furnish the music for
this service. In the evening we shall
have onr monthly Steropticon Lecture.
1The PHILIPPINE Islands. Other SER
vices as usual.
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PRESBYTERIAN

Morning service at 10:30. Sermon,
keeping the Faith" Evening SER
vice at 7:3O. Sermon, 'The Inevit-
able Choice" Sunday School at 11:45
a. m. Christian Endeayor meeting at
$50 o. m.
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PASCOYA COMING AS
CCHAUfAUQUA FEATURE
MANCHESTER CHAUTAUQUA TO
HELD ON SCHOOL GROUNDS
JUNE II TO is.
aBROADWAY JONES' IS COMING
Celebrated Mezzo-Soprano Signed fol
Tour this Summer Field Man
ager Here

T. F. Graham. the genial circuit man
ager OF the Redpath Vawter Chautau-
qua system arrived In Manchester
Monday on his annual advance trip
and among other things brought word
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CONGREGATIONAL.

The usual services will be held
next Sunday. Church school at 1920
A. M. Preaching at 1900 A. NJ.
Christian Endeavor at 6:45 p. NJ
Bible exposition at 7:45 p. M.
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CHURCH ACTIVITIES
RAPTIST

Sunday, May 1st, 1921. Preaching
at 1O:30 A. NJ Subject: Alone with
Jesus" Preaching at 7:3e p. NJ. Sub
ject: Reason and Religion" Sunday
School at IL noon. B. Y. P. q. at 6:45
P. M. Midweek prayer meeting at 7:3O
on Thursday evening. Communion ser-
vice following the morning sermon.
,ss ELDER AKERS, Pastor.
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SCHOOL PROGRAM.

The following program will be Civ
en- at the Oneida school house on Fri
day evening, April 29th, at o'clock.
Admission rs and Is cents:
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LARGE CLASS Will
GRADUATE THIS YEAR
COMMENCEMENT TAKES PLACE ON
JUNE end. EXERCISES TO BE
GIVEN in ARMORY
BACCALAUREATE on MAY s9TH
Class to Give Play HAs A Woman
Thiaketh.1 Fifty-six In the

Nfty-six young people will complete
their school work in the Man
chester high school on June End, the
date set for the annual commencement.
This is the largest class ever gradua-
ted from the local school. Among the
membership OF the class are students
from all parts, of the county, who.
recognizing the advantages offered by
the Manchester High school. have
come here to take the course of study
which will fit them for entrance in COLI
lege or university.
Miss Marie Hennessey was awarded
first honors, and Miss Helene Hocka-
day took second honors. In this large
class are thirteen honor students
those whose markings for the four
years Of High school work has been
above the 80 mark-Viz: Lorraine
Bradley, Helen Carr, Mabel Dorman,
Ethel Hare, Marie Hennessey, Cora
Hockaday, Helene Hockaday, Burdette
Kaster. Gladys Mcintosh, Garrett Nc
Gee, Helen Smith, Gladys Swenson,
and Elmer Winsor.
Officers Of the class are as fol-
lows: President, Dale Smith; vice.
president, Ronald Pride; Secretary
Treasurer. Harold D. Corell. The class
selected as its motto. "They can who
think they can" Glass colors are Green
and White. and class flower, White
Rose.
Baccalaureate services will be held
in the First Congregational church on
Sunday evening, May 29th, the Rev.
III. l. Goughnour delivering the SER
mon to the class. The Glass Play:
"As Woman Thinketh", will be given
on the evenings Of May 31st aud June
1st, and the class day exercises will
be given in the Armory on Thursday
evening Juno 2nd
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ST. PAUL'S
Sunday School at 2:30. Preaching at
$3.50 by Rev. Pritchard.
COMMERCIAL CLUB MEETS MON

The next regular meeting Of the
Manchester Commercial Club will be
held at the Globe Hotel cafe on Mon
day evening. May End. Important busi-
ness items are to be considered and
every member should be present.
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OsSAh6S uAiE AAAu
Following is the
sLeona Aldrich,
I Virginia Arnsden,
William hartman,
Lorraine Bradley,
Helen Carr,
NJ F. Cooney.
Harold Corell,
Marie corell.
Charles Denton,
Mabel Dorman.
William Durey,
4 -na Eisbury.
Burdette Eyaps,
Helen Faust.
Fern Fletcher,
Angus Graham,
Harl Hamblin,
Ethel Hare.
Marie Hennessey,
Albert Henderson,
Harold Hickox.
Cora Hockaday,
Helene Hockaday,
Alma Jewell,
Maud johnson,
Burdette Kaster.
William Kewney,
Charles Burringto,
M
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CLASS TOLL.
Clair Klaus,
Harold Lee,
Inez Lemrond.
Marion Mangold.
Ila Mertz,
Julia Meter,
Gladys Mcintosh,
Garrett McGee,
William McKeag.
Ruby Norris. !.
Ruth Morris. 5 j
Frances Mortenson,
Francis Nolan, II
Russell Pride,
Ronald Pride,
Mabel Preussner,
Vera Philip,
Emily Reisner,
Clifford Robinson,
Mabel Ryan,
SZella SILL
Dale Smith.
Helen Smith,
Gladys Swensonf
Ida Trumblee,
Elmer Winsor.
Doris Works.
argaret McRoberts.
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TULSA DAILY WORLD. SUNDAY. NOVEMBER 8 1921

Mangsn. JOsph Bauman. Harry Ian.
ham. Misses Mary Donohuo, Marie
Warden. Edna Foos. Eta Jones
Margaret Smith. Ursula Cunning
nam ana Ida Gardner.
Miss Mary Wright was surprised
with dancing party given In honor
- her birthday on Tuesday evening
hy her parents, Mr. and Mrs. william
Wright. Az South Olympia avenue.
Af,er dancing. refreshments were
served. Thanksgiving was sugguHtod
In tho decorations. Mrs. Wright was
assisted by Mrs. Charles Dean. The
guvst list included Misses Ruth IA
EHn, Marjorie COrrifan. Alice Ward,
Lois shields. Mary MarOuey, Mar
garet Maroney Rose Brown, Mar
RHrct Shl, Ids, Hazel Barry Margaret
iIarting ,on. Ethel Hoop. Adelaide
Conduu and Eunico Crcmin. Mewrs
James lloag Raymond Gum,
Sprbert liardman, Robert Dean
Harry Friend, stanton Blake, Tom
IS own. Jim Hooks. Denny Madden,
sidney Williams Meryal Middaugh,
Russell Bhpcott. John Connors.
Douglas owens. willard Hardy, Bob
McAndrpws and Francis o. 'Drien.
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Tho .knlfc IhrnMcr.


Tho crowd IS here, night after
night.
beyond the hard white glnro Of
light.
Ekpor,aut faces. row on row.
To watch mc while polsc ana
throw
The cleaning knives tina, cut tho
air
Aud, hielng. strike the rough
boards. whore
She stands with ouis4
arms Tn, crowd
sta uNling, mufmuring aloud,
They watch the Wicked kulv,
fubt hiss
like ID. ud,d JobrlF n miss
Ih. long knives lonp ont serpent.
Thin cul aarrs Her laughing
eyes
Are unafrald. { bcm h,r In
with whlzzlug blndcH a sudden
din
OF swir applause goca wcrplng
hy'
Aud every night wonder why
NV hand hold steady VIII ~ bo
Tho next uishL wish thom watch
u lug me
Tho urNt night, when my sure
hand slips
Aud laughter leaves hrr painted
uuHF
a kulf. thot. like q thrown thin
flame.
Licl,s out and scars may end tho
lumc'
Tho lean knives pin hor to the
boards
And satisfy thc Cpgrr hordoa
That watch their vicious whlzzlug
flight
! wonder viii n bc tunight7
VIOLET McbDtGAb
lu Sew York Times
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Dances

Miss Tholma Kennedy entertained
with u Halloween dance In the Ken
nedy home on Monday evening, hon
oring her sister. Miss Minnie Ken
nedy Halloween games were en-
ioyed amid decorations appropriate
TO the season and ices. cakes and
punch were served. Present were
Misses Isabelle and Jane Strouvelle
Alice Mae Kistler, Marian Savage.
Marian Applgman. Mary Kathryn
ltodolf, Frances IIoey, Betty Hcnder-
lighter, Beatrice Kennedy, While
Twist. Marian Brownlee, Helen Vir.
ginla Kellough, Mary Alice Bole,
Elizabeth Cries. Helen Swanson,
Evelyn Barde, young Moasrs Joue
lurchnm, Dudley Hoey, Billy Ligon.
stephen ana David Freeborn, Ernest
Miller. Morris De Ninna. Chaunccy
Hornaker. Norman Wright. Bruce
Kellough William kistlcr, Donald
Henderlighter. Robert Moore, Jose
Kennedy and s, @. kennedy, Jr.
The Hadassah society gave very
successful dance the past week In
the Kennedy restaurant, more than
200 being present, Carnations and
roses graced the occasion and an
elegant buffet supper was served
posed OF Mesdames T. Saloman. B
Revpls, J. II. Rivkin, u. Bortln, J.
Albert and a. RlvitS.
one OF the delightful affairs Of
the week was tho initial fall dance
given by the Bonanza club In Hotel
Tulsa. The dance was informal and
brought together, the popular young
married set of the city. The club
is planning dance for Thahksgiv-
ing also Christmas at the" hotel
which will be large affairs. on this
occasion, the list included: Messrs
and Mesdames r. r. Cowell jr..
James Kennedy Harley Price. Ross
Gibbs. Thomas Tricfey. Thomas \.
Hunt. James Mcfarland, Il. S
Hugo, Edward c. Harvey James
Nelson. Floyd h. Lewis. Con J.
Callahan. Cecil Canary, Edward w.
Thornton, Robert T. Cow, Charles
A. Black, Harry Castle, j. Norvelle
Walker. Misses Peggy Heholin,
Boise city. la. Mis- Amelia Breach
Wilma Aspln, Rosalind Hollow,
Madgc Hurley, Helen Johnson. Ha-
lah Pagan, Louise Dobbs. Stella
Marvin. Betty Comstock. Gladys Var
hrough, Glenn Earns. Messrs James
Watson, j. r. Fitzpatrick, Lee Price,
\. H. Hurley, G, II. Baldwin, Ar
thur Wickstrum, Pat Lewis. W. A.
Lilystrand, Aubrey Thomas, Henry
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Parties

yellow and orchid tinted chrvsqn-
thCfuums formed the floral setting
In the homo Of Mrs. j. DsWitt Hun
on Friday afternoon when she en-
tertained . charming group Of ma
tronH and girls At auction bridge.
Three prizes we're awarded and
these were wrapped and tied with
the colors that prevailed. Luncheon
was served on the card tables after
the game 20 the guests who were
MeAdnmes Thomas Wood. Glenn
Arthur Campbell Harry Castle,
Jack Tomlinson. Bertram l.. Brook
ius, william c. Lcidke. Bertram
Redgravcs. Raymond kcasler. John
Rogers, jules Constantin. Ewing
Harris, j. II. G.. Carnegie, Tracy
Coweil. Lester a, Gillespie. J. owen
pearco, u, Claude Richardson Lee
Daniel, Harry l.. Cannady Jesse
Evan Brammer. sydney q Smith.
Robert LcBus, o. W. Malonoy, Jr..
Misses Halh Fagan, Frances Riddle,
Ramona Russell Mary Cannon
Arrce Harnes of New York and Mar
garct Meholin Of Boise city, Idaho.
Mira. Grafton T. Conway and Mira
10y Wilson entertained with "A very
attractive auction bridge party on
Saturday afternoon In tho home OF
Mrs u, J McJunkin, houoring Mrs
JNaeph Grant Clark, an autumn
bride Mrs. McJunkin proved a
charming assistant Yellow and
white Chrysanthcmums were I'm evi-
denCc everywhere throughout the
entertaining suite ana NJ luncheon,
long stcmmcd pink roses graced
each plate. Present were McsdAmes
Charles Bell Shapard OF pawnce,
Don Swindlcr, Robert LeBus, Dan
Hunt, ir., Frank VI Casebccr,
Thomas J. Wood. G., Y. Parrish. J.
w. Henry, sydney $. Smith, H. G.
Holloway, Forrest n. Dunlap, Louis
W. Grant. Charles a, Black. j. Nor
vriio Walker, Edward &. Harvey.
Mack Rupp, Clifford n Walker,
George Theron Byuum George
Frisboo Martin. Bcrtram Redgraves
/ Glenn Arthur Campbell, Young o.
| Mitchell, knight +. Douglas, H. A
/ Woodard, Arthur Mecklin, j. De
/ witt Hun, Max Campbell, Jane,
/ Nelson, Paul Andrcae, Harley Price
Lester 4 Gillespie. Misses Irene
| Hastings, Mary Cannon. Dane Mar
tin Blanch Crcekmore. Mildred
/ Morrison. VIVIAN FulEhum, Betty
Comstock. lsla Lynch. Anna Wake,
and Clcphono Wert2herEcr.
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Q Society o
clubs -MusIc--woma-s
clubs Music--woma-'s work

flowers. Pumpkin pic. cider and
duurhnuis lu kovpin. with the sva.
n0u were FDry,d Present were
MpssrH and Mcsdnmes Coleman Mo
&aIiy Harold a Wakefield. Walter
'ntv. a Hlv Wiluv Tfa'v BrOwn
q. s Iuau'u Judge and Mrs I'D
Grassland Mcesn. ana Meadamcs
FlunFonshlp Taylor 1urnur. B. u
lloruWior. Brotkop. BARNES ana Dr.
ana Mrs tt. E. leo RhodoH
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Clubs

THY Kingdom Come with My
Money will be subject at the meet
ing held sunday evening by the First
Methodist league tho time OF hr-
ginning being 5:30 instead Of $3.50
~ IL the usual custom. This change
due TO the Sunday services at the
tabernacle. Those In charge VIII be
MeAsrs. Kenneth Mcstowcu, Roy
Carnehan Harry Raymond and
George Wagner, who compose tho
George Wagner gospel team.
Tulsa chapter 4. y. e.. met Fri
day afternoon with Mrs. w. A..
During, 1906 South Cincinnati ave-
nue., associate hOstesHcs being Mes
danes Hugh Ruch and W. g. Drum
mond. Tho time Of regular meeting
Hereafter has been changed, and In
stead of the first Friday afternoon
In tho month. the members will meet
on the first Tuesday night Mrs.
n, G. Acosta. 1909 South Main street
will be the uoNt hostess An inter-
estinR program featured this meet
ing Mrs. ". Forrest Hayden gave
historical paper which were toll
lowed with a reading by Mrs Frank
Andrews. vocal solo. Mrs L. n
short and classic dance given by 1T.
tie Misses Irene witt and Barbara
Hamilton. A social hour followed
when a dainty luncheon was served.
There will be a meeting OF the
Parent Teachers association at
Whittier school on Tuesday. Novem-
her \, at 2:30 O'Clock when "A busl-
mess session will be held followed by
an interesting program.
Women Of ths Grand Army of tho
Republic viii hold an all day meet
ing In the Odd Fellows hall on Tues
day Members are asked TO assem-
BILE at $3.50 o'clock, Business will be
transacted and at the lunch hour
all q. a, Il. veterans are Invited.
Mrs Walter J.. Cain will entertain
,he Plano study club on Wednes-
day. Mrs. Ernest T.. ClulOw. who
was the scheduled hostess. will be
In attendance at the state meeting
of Oklahoma club women In Me
Alestcr
The Maccabee club will meet Tues
day afternoon at 2i30 o'clock In the
X OF y. hall with Hesdames j. T.
Miner, y. a. Hnckett and Il. W.
Garfield as hostosses.
The Womans Relief corps will
meet at the X. OF Z. hall 'on Tues
day afternoon at 2:30 o'clock
Mrs o. II. Hovis will entertain
The members Of Clement A. Evans
chapter u. ID. c., In her home, ll75
North Denver avenue. at their meet
Ing Wednesday November 9, instead
Of Mrs. T. +. Birmingham AS the
year book announces.
The Junior Hadassah society will
hold its initial autum meeting on
sunday afternoon with Miss Bell
livingston, IFS East Independence
street. Members and friends are in
vi:cd
The Hnddas society viii meet
Thursday. November 10 with Mrs.
:. II. Travis. A full attendance Is
desired
The American Association OF Uni
versitv Women win meet In regular
session on Saturday, November ~.
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Monday


Nra furrcs, 70. Dunlap's Informal
post nuptlHl card party for MrH Jo-
tcph Grant clark
Tulsa Wum1u's club will meet at
Y, w. e.. 49, Mrs w. NJ, Wnrdcll an
hoHoss,
Twentieth Century club with Mira.
Ben curtis
Wumun's Benefit association ot
the Maccabtcs will have benefit card
party IA homo of Mrs. Nellie slater
TuCp day.
Tues ny Book club with Mrs. w
II. Stahl
Luncheon and bridge with Mrs
Richard \. Irwin
Parent Teachers association of
Whittier schoc, WI meet at 2.30
o'clock.
"Wednesday.
MrF. Alva j. Niles will present
Mrs Ira /. Reeves 10 society AZ
afternoon reception and tea In tho
Country club.
Clement a. Evans chapter y. u.
g. VIII meet with Mrs. o. II. Hovls,
Piano study club will meet with
Mrs. Walter l.. cain, io:ae.
Thursday.
.Thursday Bridge club will meet
With Mi,a lsla Lynch
". =, \. Bridge club will meet
With Mrs, Charming w Benedict
HAdassah society will mVet with
Mrs 5. A. Travis at 2;aO o'clock.
Friday.
Colonial Bridge club with Mira
Guy Johnson
Shakespeare club will meet with
Mrs Frank n. Greer.
saturday,
American Association OF Univer-
slty Women will meet I'm the Y W &
a. at 2;3O o'clock.
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at $3.50 O'Clock in the Y. W. c. A

at 2:co o'clock in the Y. W. G. A..
The Womans Benefit association
Of the MaccabeeE met Thursday
afternoon with Mrs. Nellie Slater.
The meeting was TO further plans
FOR the Marathon Guard team who
will attend the meeting to be held
m Los Angeles. cal Mrs. Slater
viii give card marty as a benefit
FOR this purpose In her home. Mon
day evening. November Z with Mrs
Clyde Jones. Mrs. J. =. Scott and
Mrs Fred Jones as assisting
hostcsscs
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sas city who has been tho ry...
Mrs. Charles Edward strouysn,
spending this week END with fr,,. y
In Henrvetta.
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=. Thomas. Robert Mcdowell. " T..
Castrelle \. j. Walker. Mitchell
Giltnor r. n. Alexander. II. B,
Smith, NJ. H Dufpcld, X. l.. Craig,
Wolfe Whittcmorc.
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Mr.. and Mrs. James VI. w,r,,..
are located for the winter v.rL
Miss kimmons at Eight stree, ,.s
Boston avenue.
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Mrs. Clara y. Park and daYgb,..
Miss Ruth. left Saturday uieFt f"..gl'
mOnths visit TO New York p,.,.aa
and other points In New .r.Is,.
They will also visit ~ Old NVs,,|
Connecticut whore n family .p-.-Io,
Will be held on Thanksgiyire a., ~
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10 honor hor ucr Mrs r. NJ
Erulcwich ~ New York ci'y. Mrs
Max ", Silvcrman entcrtni 'cd with
a COURSE luncheon al the Hotel
Tutaa. Tn. table was effectively
decorated with yellow Cnrysnuthe.
NUNS and the color scheme ~ vol
low prevailed throughout After
tho luncheon the guests nll r"pnl.cd
60 Mrs Silvcrman's homo In tho
springer apartments. whero br.dg"
vas enjoyed by all. Hero nu1iu
decorations of yellow pre- iominriod
Top scores were made. bs Mr.. Her.
bert barnett and Mrs. Loo Kant
man and consolation prize vas Nru
by Mrs Frank schwartz A1iUng
tho guests present were McsdRmca
y VI KrulcWich. A. Marx NJ fins
ton. S. 10. Travis =. schwartz. "a.
liarnett. l.. Kaufman. VI po3nauskv.
s. Solow. J.. Barnett. VI Cohen. i.
Marcus, a Refs 4 j Lewis, T.
Humonfeld. U Leonard and Miss
Sadye Travis.
Mrs. l., u. Lindsay of 20 West
Intlmcr street gave q luncheon.
Thursday honorlng Mrs Il. L. rottcr
/ of Forth Worth yellow chryHanthc
NUNS adorned tho table ana seated
/ here with hostess and honor guest
were MeHdames T.. A whitney. John
IS Davenport. Guy Davis. Katherine
| Hack, Roy W. Dunlap ana j. r.
Elca
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-06
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a disiln.ly intcrcming ana beau
tfW social function was tho iunch
con Eiyon Tuesday by MIRA Henry
T. krtrhIw 600 the Country club.
a company NJ 90 .mAtrona and girls
wore gucg0a upon thIs ocraaion ara
"or" t"uted about tlyo circular
tables arranged in the ballroom.
Mrs kotrhun choHe Russell ruscp
and English violcta as her Flowers
and combined with thcsc. alry how4
~ turquoise tlue ullc. These wero
thr dominant flowers and tpnvs and
Hmnll chryHnnthanums worl uacd
also.