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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-10-17
Prove splendid laxative properties Of
DR.. Caldwell's Syrup Pspsin By test

A SCIENTIFIC test has now
n proven what DIR. Caldwell of
Monticello asserted many years
ago, that constipation viii slow
you up fully Is per cent. The
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-10-17
INSURE YOUR CAR WITH =
TRAPP q, MEADE.

LARGEST a AUTOMOBILE
INSURANCE AGENCY IN KANSAS.
119 WEST SIXTH. PHONE 81.
Adv
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-10-17

/ Inspectors for the American District
Telegraph company, who have charge
OF the sprinkler fire protection sys-
TENS of several of the largest indus
trial and commercial plants in town.
were making their regular inspection
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-31
OHIO WOMAN TO
RUN FOR SENATE
Candidacy Is Protest
Against Newberryism,
She Declares

CLEVELAND. o.. Jan % Mr.
NirEluIg ~ Grp.u. fur Do yFur-
member OF The Dlcv.lnnd Board of
Education and us present senior
member has announced her candidacy
Tor election Is United States senator
FROM ohio. th. nraI woman la the
state aud one 81 tho first Boo America
Co u-pire tu "a senatorial scat. Sh"
VIII run as an independent with no
party aGlliatiou
Ter ANNOUNCEMENT OF her utndi-
Iloy wa- bri,f being simply shat the
-safing ui senator Truman d Sew
berr5 OF Michigan by The senate im
Uellod her TO run from Ohio this Aeer
Is me protest of women against ih"
rurU hasr at q seat boo the hlrhr-i
tribunal be Amerlcn
NF candidacy ia the protest OF "a
Woman ugulnsf the prevailing system
UI drnuuDhinE the electorate H pr.
test against thv use oi mougH 900
uu.Iue seats iu the senate. rhr de-
,iaFeu America must moi allow
chairs bon thr seuuIr Zoo Dee bought au,t
-uid to tH, hehsrt bidder. A. cir,
fHu. ar, uDN ruu American govern
urrT - uof 90 representative govern
m,Hf The -cuatora do not represent
the p,oul, They represent the in
UuHucss behind tl- great wealth IN it
put them BOO tlv senate"
Mrs Green plains 500 ouduc her
cau palEu from her home "A will
oversee uI tine dsIail- Uf the cam
/ ralrn and w4u know every cent tha
j. expended 900 nrtheriug my cam
olducy ana election Do suid
Mrs Green declared that sho
would MOI he % candidate OF the pri-
mnrips. but thut her name would 20
on the ballot by petition Shs has
always heen 90 leader of Cuynhoea
county democrats women's acuvltlv..
Mrs Green Del the widow OF th,
late Arnold Green prominent nttoT
ncy o. power ln the democratic
party years ago She d. on hccom -
plished lnBuist and public speaker.
He axe D. In the sixties She has
been In public position here since
1873 when she wns ci.ri~a = mona
bor of tho board Of education on
thy occasion ~ her mira election shs
bed her ticket,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-31

return from their last advehtufc
Eisllns had mentioned 20 country ~
tlo Sky which he called 'Th" Land
OF l~,unawhX Feathers
let's go over 10 tho orchari
sali MICK
Conn uu -iid Nancy
Away they ran Goo thr apple tree
which had the funny lttl, oid ~ood
on house tucked away in it, bouEhs
The Twin ooked around in the
grass with their sharp eyes t0 ss. if
the Magical Mushroom had len iho
Green Shoes for them Bun nary q
thinr did they find Int "a lev
hrowuy white petals blown down hy
tho wind rom fhe blossom laden
branches
Wen have 60 climb said Nuncy.
SO wishing shoe TODAY,
"Shucks said Sick "the house
won't move. J just know when w
only ordinary shoes ou But let.
trN. unywaN
tp they -rramblsd
60 Re Continued.1
topyIlrhI 1gg2 SEA Scrvlcel
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-31
KEEN INTEREST
"a IN PRICE CUT
OF DODGE CARS

MHut = the uufcNHHr urlrsT
This slight bat important ulter1-
Mon seems 10 have been made in the
famous slogan spread broadcast by
Dodge B%rothera "a few months ago.
The change was brought about boy
ahe most persistent epidemic OF pub-
lie curiosity since fae time when Dodge
Iirothers first ANNOUNCED .ha they
syerp about to market . car and then
refused to tell what klud Of % cnr
10 was going to be. That was eight
YEARS ago.
uodgo Brothers iltr.. bid for %
complete and c~NcluslN, monopoly On
public attention. So for us tt pertains
to the nutomotiye industry came on
January 10. when they announced
tia. they were about fu make % sub
stautlnl reduction in 90" nrlce 81 their
and thyn deciiu'd tu tell what
what the prices would hr
tn mere nct thai .hey viii not
tell until February : makes everyone
want 10 know Immediately.
J. Eerber 4 60. thf Dodge Broth
crf dealer here. wa commentinr ON
the subject today. suWewhat on .he
order OF the fOregoing p~ararraphH
when % voice on thr tsieuhonr in
uulr.d "If there wasuI o chnnc, To-
get a little advance Information on
those prlces?" Thare were Rord ren-
sons. sle voice enla. why tho 'ifu'
should he given nuf Boz his partlcu-
bar caso. and % would De- sure To-
turn out 80 Your advantage" But
the dealer expressed his regrets and
voice Reluctantly W rirew
"frhut H. the way DO has becn go
ing ever aincs Ianuury 1" the deal
~ uld e never auuf.uiafed whnt
an Intense Interest there was Boz
Hodnn Hrafh"rf mos,r rHrs anti this
ccuuod Tina FELLOW vho just call
80 probably wanied fHu Information
Zoe som. husiueas reason o. maybc
for sheer curiosity Perhaps ho had
% hes up with SOMEONE Anyhow hn
refused to- give hl- mans Tho
uf.lf mut,ritN 81 IHu., who con.
however leave their rlIar. uud Gel.
Uhous numbers aud ON February .
we are Din to- save OBJ sucrItl staff
busy calling all these people and Civ
ing them the real new
" prcfer this mothod ~ makinu
the now prices known hccuIl.e "
avoids the possible Duufus.nu yrsulf o.
Iuu from publication Of o % % uo.
Iro4t prices There De- no disuuallnu
on our par. 70 make % mystery 0f ~.
once The price becorics known tn a.
put we have harmed tff local pro
pi. are Interested in lpcii prlc"f and
that s what W. arn vbing to give
than ae aoou ~ w. rnu fuurp the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-31
This Girl Has
Twelve Living
Grandparents

Mt NEitNpN IU Jan 30 Miss
Helen Rutherford hn De- Twins
grandparents Including seven grand
mothors and five grandfather when
she was born two year. Heo Four
have died lnc then
The lttl, girls living EraudpBrrnI-
are Mr. aud Mrs Adam Rutherford
Mr. aud Mrs John E~uihrrIurI Nr
and Mrs o. ) Goats Mrs 49, e..
Goats aud AIRS, Emma Reed aH OF
Jefferson county Her deupnsed
grandparents ore Nrs Jane iarey.
great great grandmother NJ g. Dolt-
great trunhfathrr and Nr uuI AIrs
" 70 Mccoy. great grandparents.
Three other Mt vernon thldrru
have DO NVing grandparents They
ere Dorothy Coudrr ana Donald and
Hugh Green, brothers
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-31
Special Session of
Arizona Legislature

PHOENIX. Arlz Jan. at.-Gop-
ernor Campbell late Yesterday issued
90 nrocta tntiun calling "a special sss-
sion of The Arizona le~gislatnr, a. con
Nene on February ih
lteNlsiou OF existing INTERPRETATION
iHWt e. conform with present eco
nomlr conditions and euarfiuent ~
legislation Goo lncrruse funds for main-
iennnrc Of state departments aud iu-
.SihniinnH were um0nN recummenda-
uona Dec ihe u~aparunr'a caU
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-31

NEW YORK. Jan - Foreign
hnr silver, GGiac
Copper steady. e%iortrutytlr spot
aud nearby ian Htic. litter. itc
Tin firm spot and nearby S12 00.
futurca S3i 80 s1.sg.
iron steady. unchanged
Lead quiet; fpo,. 50 7Nm4X0
I'm "%a~i"r, spot Fast - inuis 10
livery. t4b5a $50.
Autlmnng spot 3i4a.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-31
Kills Timber Wolf
With Cloved Hands

MiNNEApoLls MINI Jan ai-
Using onis his niovsd hand Arthur
J en"r. Mlnncapullf Killed q large
timber vol within the city limits.
thF frs ne3anCe of itr kind for mere
shan n decade lie slew the animai
As rrasplnf its hind legs n crash
Ina ite iirai arniHrf an iron rail-
when ~ aftacted him He collected
we bounty today,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-31
nINIn

DENVER. Jan .f-CnitIr r,.,..f
o ooo STEADY % cent lower. be.l
steers. 81 90 %. COW aul hr.I.r..
- 90 $50, calves. 900 n DO ..
bulls 80 500 % sto,ker- luH .sl.
Crs. 3t.OluG.G5.
Hogs receipts rHnp .lnr.
higher, top f4If bulls
900.
sheep r.csIpt~ Iguu. 30 cent.
higher lnrh~ StlsaaIe owes
NG.50H G1t. feeder lambs Eff goa
ll1u
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-31
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES IL
o WITH A

RESERVATIONS hsY po~ be had At ST
IOilNs HkNArOkfcA fEpiseopail. katss
,i4 80 20 f2h % per- week Ineiude. pri-
sata room With sleeplng porch, r9nnectsd 20
bath aud toilet. Nedicel care. medicines,
fenerAi uuIsing. EHcsIlent meals, tray
ssryios No %srsrss; Az rooms hsys
Rss ". Il. zisslsr superintendent
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-31

NV NOlik Jan TI OuIl mOney
firm; hish 9 low o riliug rate o.
closing bid ~ "n'red ai e. Lrt
lean g.
Thine loans finn go days go diy.
ANA % monthz 4NM6
rrImIn meIranIIlr nnnnr Z M
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-31

NEW YORK Inn 3f Liberty
bonds closed giss SIS. 80. FIRST q.
$1,000; second g.. ggbSG. nrsi a. 81
500 90 second ~ ssdSg thrd - IS
fs7tos fourth Gas SsG &C., victory
3as 500 lA. Victory "a e. 3luu 2B
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-31
LEGAL NOTICES

Nurtcf OF suIf
STATE OF NEW MEXICO.
toauiy Of RtrnaIIllu
Iu The plffriff Court.
Thomas p Peun.ugten, piainiih
Mae l. Pennington defendant
TO me Above Named Defendant
You are hereby rothed that a suit hA.
Sount, ''i 4, ias Dove named pisiatin. ~
lutte divorce ou the grouuds Of Abandonment
s SeS . sgs az % , ,S.,Ar 30 Iss b. ss,sr. az Joa na' -
pehraure IN saif ralfe on or before ths etth
day Of rebruaq ls22 iadsmsni WIN be
fault end the rsIIef prayed for will DO
granted
~ name q u plsinnn sttoHsy !.
b. Room 90 New AfnIo Bldg Ahuqner
que. New h~Nico
vnpr- ~ ao9 Aa}o p h,e.sy i9Sss
FRIED CRoLIoTr
by HARRY ? LfE
tsEAI) Deputy
Ian. l0~i52t3l
NOTICE or EXECUTOR
10 The mstirr ne estate Of Raymond
NoTiCE 3 hsrsby giy~n that Pint saw
ings Bank q Trust Company e@seratar Of
ne estate ~ Rayuand ~ Lester drerassd
has flied in fhf Hrnhs'e Court Of hsrnhliltn
Count, New M%r,ico. their final report a.
surh executor uni tAe Court has appointed
rhursday the 2lHi daY ~ Feh 1879 a. no
dsy for hsaHug ghigrilans. auy ihfr
90 ths approval said tnai rvrori sna N.
dissharEc Of sad executor,
wiinsfs MY haad and the seal 81 iaid
Prohaff ,oaft fhs 18th das q Jaunsr.
1879.
Clerk 81 said Probate Court
ian "a q. Fen4 ara
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-31
Produce

KANSAS CITY Jtu 90 Irs f.
hlghsr fr-ts Soc
Butter Iud poultry unbalanced
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-31

NEW YORK, Jan. ~ cotton Ia
lures closed steady March. giG4l,
May Sia.i9: July. $3.50. october.
sib4i. December. f~t6a4
Spot cotton STEADY; HmidailnT.
$3.50.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-31
cnsY Am rrRNIsnrn

Nice two room win two large sleepinS
porchss. bah aud kiteken porch. A spien'
aid loeailon. f%nrnshtd very nicely and
liberal terms, only $500
D. =. GILL Real Estate
rs South Second Phone 72s-J
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-31

" 7N-Fsvm ~ faso e snpA
SO ao-frum Ii Peso. z uusm
No so conuects Al hcien Nth SO ~ foi
Clovis, fecos valley Kansas city snd Quit
Coast
Nc. % connects ~ Bolen with Ne. a.
iron Clovis snd points east and soHh "
Clovis
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-31

Contractors and Carpenters 40
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. or BY the
hour, prices reasonable. fstimstes far
uifhsd free. All work guaranteed. Phone
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-31
WANTED Houses
WANTED Rooms

wANTED-sman furnished sp.rimsnt or
houre. modern reasonable. Address hor
WANTED wu rooma aud GOOD board. IN
private family Place With garage pre-
f.fred kddrsss X y care Herald.
fnHEk FOR ffNE DOLLARs- srsn oar
best Waite LsxlWp stnek ~ Ars e~fferlns
. trio ~ Due foekersi and Two Putets fos
i've doilsfs Piek 'ein cat yorrsdf Get
. good stsst ffym good stock. ngt u town
orders shpprd promptly. lota ..farh
Fl.venth efrrsf Athnnnerrus Nee NeFl~n
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-31

KANSAS CRY Jan 80 Cattle
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-31

DIX. >. L. CLARKE
Darnstt Bids Phone sSe
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-31
PROFESSIONAL CARDS rs

MI ALFRED THELIN.
Dentist
Phnre s2s neb South Third.
Evening" by appointment Dental X Ray.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-31
MISCELLANEOUS

scratch pada. 70 eenis pugpd o
The EveniUg Herah
hFf1'Ek Kodak FlgiaBise-n I. bs,,eF
Return hostage prtd % nsAl afass TO
HArnnm afnala. atek W centeal. Alhs
pnerase n Mes
WfSTFD-usTefsi EedsE nsislIs- ~ @as
ter phetogfaphrTi tviee dAiiy strv3qs Re
msmbsr. EsNsfaeten gunfesterd rAhd -eaf
~ tshlng ~ = Tsiiahie rsfahlishrd nrm
F.rns . Hksnf herif Pk1fsessf<--
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-11
TODAYS AID TO BEAUTY

Hair is by far the most conspic-
uous thing about us and is proba-
bly, the most easily damaged by bad
or careless treatment. II We arc
very careful in hair washing, we will
have virtually no hair troubles. Al
especially fine shampoo for this
weather. one that brings out all the
natural beauty Of the hair, that dis.
solves and entirely removes all dand-
ruff, excess oil and dirt; can easily
be used at trifling expense by simp-
ly dissolyinE a teaspOonful Of can
throX (Which you can get at any
druggist's) in a cup Of hot water.
This makes n fun cup of shampoo
| Iliquid-cnough so it. rs easy 20 apply
| II to al the hair instead OF Just the
top Of the head. This chemically
dissolvcs all impurities and creates
a soothing, cooling lather. Einsing
leaves the scalp spotlcssly clean, soft
and plant, while the hair takes on
1.-THE glossy richness Of natural color,
Ialso a fuffiness which makes II seem
much heavier than 1t is. After =
canthrox shampoo, arranging the
|hair is a ploasure.-Adyertisement.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-11

The World has arranged with
the leading fashion designers of
New York City for a special fish
ion and pattern service. One style
will he shown each day and
small group of styles on Sunday.
A special TULSA WORLD PAT
TERN viii be offered Of each
model shown. No stock of pat
terms will he carried In our office
but In order to save the delay of
forwarding letters, we have ar
ranged tn have the orders received
by our branch office In Chicago
and the special patterns mailed by
them directly 10 our readers.
No. 1915. Ladies' Dress. Cut in
sizes SO. 3s, 40, AZ, A. and 80 inches
bust measure. size 80 requires 2
yards 36-inch dark material with
1A yards 36-inch light material
Price 8 cents.
Transfer Pattern No. 602-ln blue
only--15c extra.
No. 1894. Ladies' Dress. Cut in
sizes SO, ., 40, AZ, AZ. 90, as and
so inches bust measure. size 36 re-
quires 22s yards 3G-inch material
with 3s yards 36-inch contrasting
for overblouse and pockets. Price
15 cents.
No. 1881 Chnd's Dress with
Bloomers. Cut in sizes 2, I, s and $
years. Size 4 requires ga yards
36-inch material with a yard 80
inch contrasting and yards ribbon
for sash. Price Is cents.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-11
BROKEN ARROW.

, MI Mr.. ana Mrs. ]. f. Bradley spent Sun
WIN. Kan. for visit at the sorority
Miss Mary Jane Joblin has returned
20 her home at Porter after spending
Mr.. and Mrs. w. IT. Curnutt and Mr.
and Mrs. Elmer Curnutt spent Sunday
WIT Mrs. ,i'Is g. + GaTTi5pon Siip1i'e o. rnl.. wa,
guest Of Mrs. r. VI. LESLEY ana Nj NJ
LESLEY Thursday and Friday.
w6Ii2 TG"afd ar ,,o2Ii. ,C2rin'nE is Ro,mf from hls
parents. Rev. and Mrs l.. II Corning
Nj \. \. Smith and family loft last
week overland for colorado Springs
where they expect to spend the summer
Mr. and Mrs. John r, Hall have as
their guests their daughter Mrs y. A.
0ison' aud four children OF Monmouth
Joe Wilson Of Tulsa spent the week.
end the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs A NJ
Laws and other Broken Arrow rela.
Mrs s. G. Edwards returned 10 her
home I'm Tulsa Friday after having been
the guest OF Mrs. $. Jameson Tor several
Miss BerY Abbott ot Tulsa and Mr..
!. y. steele OF H0mluv spent the past
week-ond the guests Of Miss Katherine
Mrs. Walter, Brock and daughter
Helen of sand Springs spent the week
| end The guests Of Mrs Il. l.. Cu1dy and
Mrs. J, W crutchns,d and daughter.
! Miss Florence Of S1pulua, were over
| Sunday guests Of Mrs s. Jameson and
| daughter. Miss Bcss.
Misses VIDA and vivian Oenutt rc-
| turned Tuesday from school at still
| water. whore Miss vivian was among
| Misses Helen Mari and Lucy Lee
| Pummer have returned from Oklahoma
university, where Miss Helen Mari re-
| Rev and Mrs L. II. Corning and
/ Girard Kan, where they attended tho
| Decoration day exercises.
| Mrs j. a. 'arth ana daughter, Miss
! Dorothy left Wednesday night for Great
! Bend, Kan, called there hy the serious
| illness or Mrs. Hurth's, father.
guests 10 their home Mrs. Coopers sister
Mrs. v. H. Field and their mother, Mrs
! n. H. Mills Of Little Rock fhrk,
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Jameson ut Cotfey'
| Vile, kan, are tho guests Of Mr. Jame'
sons mother, Mrs. s. Jamesnh. ana Mrs
Misses Lahoma and Lucile Moore
daughters Of Mr. ANA Mrs. Riley Moore
| are home from school at the lndiat
female school at Eufaula for the Naca
Mrs. Merle Puckett went 10 coweta fo
the weekend with her sister, Mrs J
| w Weems and Mr.. WeeWs. who ar
leaving shortly for Eureka Springs ARR
'0M Mr. ana Mrs. @. b. chenoweth an,
iRroGken " Arrow residents, and now %
Tulss, spent the weekend with MT an'
Mrs v l.. Lee.
Mlss Dorothy BartH who was mem
Der ot the faculty a. the okmuise
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-11
AkAIIILEE

'hh
~ md Mrs J. I. Miller announce the
''tn daughter, June ..
vs,t."t Murdock has returned from
TS TSa 1rnI.,,. 1Ir',,, IN Detroit, Detroit, Mich.
.N pE Mrs. a, NJ. Jones this week
Jn,'' zoe steinholts entertained the
Vs hIllse. club Thursday afternoon.
f9e birth of son, Edward William. MAY
Mrs Ernest Lambert entertained tho
ef Bridge club Thursday at lunch
W. Eugene Briggs and daughter Sue
an B., llNB the summer with relatives
srh r,I. ~ her home after a short visit
m Ms, n Ruth Stone Presented her pupils
hr at I'D nlano recital Friday even
srs ~ B Rruner and daughter Jean
irr b.'.E relatives In Columbia, Mo.
w1t j. w. Throckmorton entertained
bsrr" d nalghhorhood childrens' psItv To-
naNEhtCr Mildred ''' '''
G|nfs' pH b. Bruner left this week for
the sg,rroS"-- "Ihy where they will spend
Mrs win relatives "
is ,ta.''r.r bellinger OF Carnett. Kan,
s F1'nE her daughter, Mrs. George
Ai,. ri anI Rev. Fulcher.
lrg be- ''sl' Lowe ana Calvin r. Star
nom quietly married Thursday after.
Tie ss.,r', g Efsy D. /. Watson.
ines, .Ne club held an important hus.
Nnar Hllng an the homo OF Mrs. al.
Y Nr -r2iigh Thursday afternoon
arI .' AIRS w. T., Moore, Of Corde1
ifa g.... .. G, II; MurdocE. OF Detroit, sr,,
dock OF g. and NIrs. J, W Mur.
MS p + Ashton presented her mn.
NIa... mo az public recital al iGo
4 n, Episcopal church Tuesda,
pNs5nI; pNn ~ G Phillips and Mira. u =
cub ,n entertained the Bon Ter,rrg
phWrs week at the home OF Mrs
.,,.r,; Mr, ". L. Pine and Mrs. A J. n,,c.
3 % r me members of tho n IA
Thuradav.. .'Hson club at the country elut
cln1ati EIe Engre he has entefed the Gin,
sumner ,D,nHss.,rvatory ,,ns, OF Music Tor In,
dsi,, Zee A. vorhsos enter,at,.a NIT.
Thurs4,,F appointed bridge Iuncbso,
made I'gn afternoon, Mrs. ID II. Moor,
sraturs s meeting OF the Art and Ilt.
WedDs tluo for the year was baiJ
Mrs pa199y afternoon al the bouo "et' 90
Mrs "1'rh Ellison. "S"'
GTbS,, j. Mccarthy entertained wifi
y pbir'y papy for her dauEhtet RET
Pbu.ps saturday afternoon. Bett,
"'e members Of the Mothers
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-11
STATE SOCIETY

ct,,, .,,...., - ...,-- a.,
SiWn "uendeu the meeting a. the Meth
| oqlst Epseopal church. Mrs John A
| NJ ."'4eu On EnJoylng Vuc Nhudren.
,,nln ,,.,y DuioLny Dcltees mas teturned
,snnlmF inc un,versity the past winter.
/ 5ne WI WISH her mother Mrs. a. IS.
Ms n cooh,,, or,..,,,,.a 81.
| ba't,s C'up Ihls week az which time
ii CARER ond m MY ,iap'y'' ETEeiI Eif, M'sa N, srtl
| lin. Tenn. '''' ''''' d. - O'ii oi f'anA'
| Caroline Bassott Blanche Ciaypoole. and
one other delegate to be determined viii
and camp at Dallas. Texas, this week
| ami next
-. The Misses Elizabeth Hickman. vida
| and Russliud Tiger have returned from
| Fulton. Mo. whcre they attended WI.
| Iiam Woods COLLEGE.
/ teaching voice In the Warrcnshurg Mo.
| normal has returned to Ukmulgee to
! Mr. and Mrs. Fred ~ carter
| Mrs. Ed NJ Smith entertained with
| bridge luncheon, Wednesday afternoon.
! Wheeler. Mrs Grover Cloayland, Mrs
| John REYNOLDS of Muskugee. and Mrs
! Gene Settle OF Cleveland Onto
/ nlon club this week Mt which time she
| had a. her additional guests Mrs A.
riss ray smuiii,n Of Pine niaif ArK'
and Mrs l. ltudman of Heuryetta.
Tho Fnrtuightly club was entertained
! by Mrs. NJ Fowler Graham. Friday after.
( noon with II one o'clock luncheon She
/ was assisted by Mrs y. r Noble Mrs.
| ). j, peaucr. Mrs. ~ Reese, and Miss
Ely ..ir,il,in Gr9h,m were additional guests.
| Clarcmorc. and Mis- Marie crew, of
/ MuskuEce Mrs. A. u settle entertained
| With an informal bridge lunci. Ion satur-
! day. Favors were presented 10 Mrs. John
! O'Ncnl, Mrs. T. r. Andrews, Mrs Earl
Frye and Miss crew.
Mrs Roy Hockcnsinith entertained the
One o'Clock Bride club Friday after.
! noon az luncheon. Especial gicsts were
/ Mrs W l.. Gunner. OF Clinton. Mrs car.
| RE HoNlc % Quincy H., Mrs PAU Davcy
/ of Carthage Mo, ana Mrs, Frances Me.
Connel OF Sprlnrficld. Mo.
Mr. and Mrs Sanditon entertained Fri.
! day evening complimentary 10 mir and
! Mrs. l. -. ilirs,h. recent bride ard groom
! Mr. and Mrs !. Trough. Miss Fav SmuI-
Ian, Miss Sarah Goldman A. cold.
stern and A. Miller who we're here to
! attend the Knight-ifirsch wedding
/. Mrs George r. Thornburgh entertain
Cd with an Informal bridge party Sat
urday afternoon. compIimeutlng her sis
| tor, Mrs. VIII Kenyon Of Shawnee HiFh
scores were won by Mrs. Il. q. Vaughn
Mrs G. II NfurIrrk OF Dotrait NIrb