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Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1922-10-26
GOOD ROADS COMMITTEE
REAPPOINTED BY MAYOR

At a meeting of the Commission
Council held last Thursday morning,
Mayor Sullivan asked Commission
ers Cassidy and Starns to continue to
serve as the good streets committee.
There are two or tire streets yet to
be gravelled and these gentlemen
made such splendid showing in the
building of the Bogalusa's modern
streets that Mayor Sullivan asked
that they continue.
City Attorney Talley was placed on
a committee with Messrs. Cassidy and
Starns to arrange finances so that
two roads in the Columbia street dis
trict could be gravelled at the ear
Hest opportunity.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

T. NJ. Mayfield to Dora L. Nelson,
both of Hackley, La.
J. D. Smith of Franklinton, La,
to Laura Brock of Clifton, La.
A. Leblanc to Mrs. Lena Boud-
reaux, both of Bogalusa, La.
Dewey Miller to Minnie Ard, both
of Bogalusa.
Houston Miller to Leugenia Ard,
both of Franklinton, La.
Luther Davis to Veda Thompson,
both of Franklinton, La.
George Purvis to Lena Grantham,
both Bush, La.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1922-10-26

Miss Matte Magee returned to Ty-
lertown last week after an exetended
visit with her brother, o. T. Magee,
and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Magee of Ty-
lertown were guests last week of Mr..
and Mrs. o. 7. Magee.
Abner Williams of Oakdale, La, is
visiting his sisters, Mrs. Hinote and
Miss Louise Williams of Avenue E.
Time to order your coaI-Bogalusa
Ice Company.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1922-10-26
NEW MARKET OPENS

Holcomb brothers have opened a
new market in the Ledoux building
on Pleasant Hill. Besiedes handling
the choicest of home-killed meats,
thew have a fine line of fruits, vege-
tables and country produce.
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APARTMENTS WANTED.
Furnished.

APARTMENT wanted, four rooms furnished,
for Winter season, ono or two baths /.
preferably West ide Jac. NJ Reiss, 30 Nc
Ncn av.. Far Ruchnwnv, y. Y.
ATTRACTIVE FuRNfEHED APARTMENTS
WANTED FOR OtrH CLIENTS. SEND
PARTICULARS. NBAWSON r HOBBS, 1872
-FOUR or ) rooms, East Side between 59th
aud 10Th SITS. winter months, moderate
rental HOLLAND, ~ u. J3d.
SUITABLE room ~ an ARTISTS STUDIO;
northern light. reasonable; furnished un-
fnrniehed. 2oaa Herald. Herald %.
wANTED-s, q or 10 rooms. furnished.
below QOth, for year or longer.
wM r. WARE. 2255 Broadway.
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FURNITURE.
DEDUCT 500

DEDUCT 500
from any piece OF furniture. Self service
IN furniture buying-the first time In New
forks history.
NEW YORK BRANCH
To them we say: Visit our New York
Showrooms and see our display OF 10000
square feet, all 1928 FURNITURE, at prices
that Will astonish the most Critical Bargain
Hunter.
No big overhead expense added 10 Your
purchases In this low rent district. That
Is why you take off 5oFs from the price
tag. BE your own salesman, II you wish.
No salesman to influence you TO buy.
NOTICE TO DEALERS.
Bring your customers same as usual
Charge your own price and you pay us oo'o
of the tag price.
Open 9 to p NJ. daily and Saturday.
Easily reached by 9th and 10th av: cars,
59th st. crosstown car and u. X. 4.
subway at 55th ST.
Monthly Bulletin No. IL on request
Telephone Circle 1892.
GRAND RAPIDS FURNl-
TURE MANUFACTURERS
WAREHOUSE
ASSOCIATION,
51S-526 West 56th Street.
HIGH grade room apartment furniture
music room. mahogany dining roonl/ -FOUR
ivory and walnut bedroom sets, Ensiish
chime clock. Oriental rugs, masterpieces.
draperies. &c.--suitable private residence,
sell complete: also consider leasing apart
ment 1 or 2 years. Particulars. 14i Cathed-
raj Parkway Tel. Cathedral 1888. Y: M.
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Unr1rnfsiied.
Above 5sih St.--5th Az. 10 North River.

CESTRAL PARK WEST. 4e7 uo7th sD.--
Beautiful apartment u : rooms. bath up
80 date and klfcheu.ttc, with tise Of lovely
italian Earden, from Dceober rent 81 800.
Phone Acadcry 1910 or GOODWIN A. GOOD
WIN. 900 fcnox av.
CENTRAL PARK WEST. 49, (i0Tth ST.
Beautiful lately finished and furnished
apartment; 1 room and bath every con-
venicnce perfect condition; from October 1 .
rent taOo fhtaa Academy 1910 OF GOOD
NyfN 4 GOODWIN. geo Lenox av.
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APARTMENTS WANTED.
Unfurnished.

APARTMENT-J rooms. unfurnished; every
Improvement: select locality: prefer new
> family house; garage; ready October J.:
sull particulars. u. c.. Ill Barclay Bldg i.
New vork.
WANTED by colored couple. Sd room apt;
reasonable city or Corona. l.. i. Write 5.
Spencer. 1876 Sd av., City. care OF Howe
Bakery.
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Miscellaneous.
INFORMATION WANTED.

pELf.s tNATHANiEL wALTER). DE-
cEASED.--Frederick Walter pells (son OF
Nathaniel Walter rells OF Becclcs In suf-
folk, England. retired miller. deceased), or
" lie be desd-any child OF the said Fred
eric Walter Pells. who was last heard OF IN
Rochester. New York. about February, zoos.
Is requested to communicate forthwith with
RrX 4 SON. the aocllcitors for the deceased's .
executor at Beccles. Suffolk, England.
INFORMATION wanted regarding HEIRS OF
KATHERINE n. PARKER and CAROLINE
MATILDA PARKER, children OF THEO-
DORE D. PARKER. formerly OF Cambridge.
Mass
RICHARD H. wIswALL, Administrator,
50 State af.. Rnaton Maaa
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FemaIe

ARTISTIC hand sewing for children; pri-
va,e homes. r 2025 Herald. Herald so.
ca TT Tst<Fra. young. married wofran wei
recommended: Doctors house preferred. "a
". 62d st.
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Unfurnished--New Jersey.

FIVE rooms. first floor family house: up
10 datei rent $40. permanent adults only.
Phone Bergen 5Si0 or 2225 Herald $50
Iroadwnv
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acknowledgements.

FIVE and six rooms and bath In two family
brick house IN Astoria 4 blocks from
Grand av. subway station: steam heat, hot
water supplied. rents $40. so; Immediate oc-
cupancy. IA. TROWBRfDGE HARRIS. 1852
Fulton nv. Long sIland City; phone Astoria
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PUBLIC NOTICES.

EUROPE RESTAURANT OF 10 Bowery has
been sold. Creditors hereby notified
that all debts will be paid on october 2, 1879
nt the Chinese Benevolent Association, 10
Mott st At Y. NJ.
MY wife, Louise. has left her bed and
board. ! win not be responsible for any
debts contracted by her from September rs,
54th 81.
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Brooklyn.

RRooKLyN HEIGHTS, PIERREPoNT ST.,
T--LARGE ROOMS. PRIVATE BATH; En-
cy5I,LENT TABLE MINUTES FROM
WALL STREET.
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Cnfurnished.
From Battery 10 fith ST.. Inclusive.

GREENWICH VILLAGE d77 waverly pil. .
between Christopher and 10th sts.-Just
completed room kltchcnctte and bath suites
all thu latest improvements Apply or prem
iscs or JESSE OPPENHEIAl, 1919 Broad
ay. Tel. Columbus a7sS.
WASHINGTON SQUARE,. ; ana room
apartments NEW ABSOLUTELY FIRE
PROOF house. elevator and hall service.
business and social references required
81 200. 81 900. 81 500. $1,000. See supern-
rendent on premises Van Eoorst Apart
Ments. 123 Waverley place.
9TH AV.. 40. III Washington Square section
handsome apartment. large rooms,
master baths. high ceilings. parquet floors.
real fireplaces. Apply on premises Tele-
phone Stuyvesant 912O.
10TH, - W.-Residentlal section; remodeled
house. references. rooms. bath. ~tudios.
11TH ST.. les W.-Six sunny rooms kitchen.
bath elevator. redecorated: immediate
possession s.. 100 s.. 900. MANAGER.
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ENGINEER (35). with both practical and
technical knowledge. thoroughly familiar
vators. pumps, &C.. will take charge of any
nlant Engineer. S741 18th av.. Brooklyn.
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WANTED, established concern or sales
agency. who Is In "a position to market
newly invented utensil excellent money maxi
ing possibilities. Box 496. 25ol World Tower
Building.
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GARDENER and caretaker. married. trust
worthy, willing: best personal references.
p h0S Herald. $50 Broadway.
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Unfurnisiied.
WASHINGTON Heights, Above 125th st.,
West of 18th Az.


excellent room. 3 hath apartment, lith
floor, overlooking Polo t;ic cunds apart
ments IN this building very much In demand:
rent $lI5 per month. Apply room I06. so
Il. 42d 81.
VERY high class furnished eight room ele-
vator apartment: music room, mahogany
dining room. four ivory and walnut bedroom
sets. English chime clock. oriental rugs.
master pieces, etc; conveniently located OPP
posite Central Park, near subway. elevated.
bus lines; one-two years lease; also consider
selling. Particulars cathedral Parkway f4l.
Apt 3-E: Cathedral f0313: r. NJ.
18TH. 355 Vests rooms. elevator. all i'm
provements Apply on premises, or phone
Bowling Green 6094.
f5TTH ST. COZ West-3-i-s beautiful rooms,
baths. completely decorated; rea~onable.
l6aD ST. goo VEST tcorner broadway
Fine high class elevator apartment houss.
g. :. !. rooms. baths.
i65TH ST. $50 West CORNER Broadway
10 story fireproof.. and Z large rooms.
baths. . elevators. -nli night service. Apply
supt. on premises.
l6srH, col west (cor. BwayJ-Eievator
apartments. rooms. southern cxposure.
rTsTH ST.. a34 E.--5 rooms, all improves
ments. Arply premises.
1SaTh, B0s w. Four rooms. $50 and $40:
I ROOMS. So. All improvements.
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ELECTRICIAN. with s years experience.
desires position: experienced on mainten-
ance and conduit work. Write Ralph f.
Acosta. $50 West Goth St. New York.
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FAHMER-GARDENER, German descent.
working superintendent. takes full charge
of gentleman's place. understands farming,
cattle, machinery, &C.; wife boards farm
help, first class butter maker: best refer
ences. Write A. Farmer. 129 New st.. New.
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ENGINEER, practical. machinist: expert.
enced In modern power plants, electric.
plumbing, factory business buildings and
apartment houses ice machine permit: ref
erenpcs. Anderson. 1875 Longfeliow ay.
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APARTMENTS LET.
Furnished.
Above seth st.-5ih Az. 20 East River.
Furnished.
Above 59th st.-5th Av. to North River.

ATTRACTINELN furnished parlor floor in
The I0s immediate possession; 500 Month
Phone Colnmhna lAnA for nartlcMlars.
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Furnished-Broosiyn

BEDFORD SECTION--Beautifu furnished
apartment, large rooms; fine tiled kitchen
and bath: artistic furnishings. Decatur 03l3.
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Capital Wanted.

DELAWARE CHARTERS.
Walsh Affv f10 w A0tb Guifo 10
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I,RAFTSMAN, mechanical. technical grad
yates, practical shop man: competent de-
signs long experience. NJ. Kramer, c1S
Sunnyside av., Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1922-09-19

HUDSON View Farm: mountain air: -an
come by day boat modern improvements
terms reasonable: circular. c. r.. STONE,
StaatsburG- -on-Hudson. n. Y.
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BEAUTIFUL and attractive furnished i
room apartment with year lease, (fcg
sale). Possession Oct. 8. Phone Cathedral
a757 for appointment.
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JAPANESE. cook, butler. general house,
work: first class: . years references: /:
city, country. Agency, 1oi W. 45th. Bryant
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iHOUSEMAN. valet. French German; inexpe-
rienced, willing: $45. Wettier's Agency. 20
The New York herald., 1922-09-19

ENGINEER. 3s. licensed. turbines. Corliss.
condensers, dynamos, repairs; moderate
salary: good references. White. o2S e. 14eth.
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JAPANESE couple, cook. valet wife
waitress. chambermaid. both long expert.
enced, first class. desire entire charge Of
bachelors apartment small family,
years best reference. Il .03i Herald. Her.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Jnfurnished-Brooklyn.

BENSoNIiURST s625 gath av.--Four rooms.
sleeping porch: first floor IN private cot
faEc With owner: rent $50: Christian adults.
H,ueophurrt 3O4T.
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JAPANESE COUPLE.

JAPANESE desires position as laundry man
and house man In private family: has
references; young man. q 2290 Herald.
Herald su
The New York herald., 1922-09-19

CHURCH AV.. 5si3. corner Kings Highway
room apartment In private house: beau
tiful grounds. latest improvements. Flat
bush 2i7i.
The New York herald., 1922-10-07
Delightful
Trimmed Hats
at SIS

Just Paris drapcs and shrs her gowns too does she
fashion her haswith the result that before
hat and frock thoroughly in accord.
You'll find just the hat you need in this comprehensive
grouprom the shadowy lace-bedccked affair that
mysterious shadows the jaunty little hood turban from
the gracefully draped large hat adorned with coque
peacock the offtheface model that boasts coquetsh
fur adornments.
In black brown beaver, henna, nickel gray and navy
Third Floor
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One Attractive Model

takes for its only adornment shaped inserted side pane
of crepe de Chine embroidered in veritabe garden of
Autumn colors The wide sleeve with its close cuff is
also lined with crepe de Chine In navy faced with gray or
henna, or brown faced with beige. Sizes "a to A.
The mode of the circular drapery srls vay into the
honng of another frock of excellent quality crepe de
Chine 1t has slight drapery at the side caught with
jet In black, navy, brown caramel Sizes
"a to a. Fourth Floor
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In the new Paris shades-otter, bobolnk, Mandalay
tiffin, pigeon and chauve-as we'll African brown
cordovan fawn, mouse, aluminium, silver, black and
white Street Floo,
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An Entirely New and Interesting Group of
WOWen,S Fr0ckS
of Povet TqVHH or Crebe de Chine
that reveal in every line and trimming
treatment their remarkable value
at 29.75

The cloth frock that practical and smart-spon-
sored by Jenny and Patou-and many purposes
for the early Fall days and changeabe weather takes
very many lines of individuality that they become
dressY tailored at will.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-28
Attractive Bridge Affair
GiUen For Miss Wilson

Mrs. Beulah Hightower entertained
on Friday at her home, S04 Fourth ave-
nue., southwest, with one Of the pret-
tiest affairs recently given, compliment
ing her house guest, Miss Mamie VIII
son OF Altus Okla.
A color note Of lavender, pink ana
white was used in the decorations OF
the various rooms and in the appoint
ments of the two-course luncheon served
at the conclusion Of the games. Dainty
little baskets of sweet peas were tied
with lavender tulle and centered each
OF the small tables Large baskets of
sweet peas and other spring flowers in
the same colors were used about the
rooms.
In the games of the afternoon Mrs.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-28

ENGAGEMENT OF MISS ROBERTS
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-28

N0AYthe merry month of millinery and mad rushes to
Ml the modistes and much halfformed plans-ls gone
@VS and June-the month of brides and girl gradu
ssesis almost upon and already there is veriabe whr
pre-weddng activities which, with the excitement incident
to the of the various schools and col
eges and the much coming and going incident thereto will
make the coming two weeks very lively ones indeed tor
Ardmore folks.
The past DAYS have been kaleidoscope swirl of sar-
tora sensation, second only in delight to the wedding
gean itself At the of showers held for the brides
to-be much chatter about the blending of bridesmaids
tunes the length of the brides train and the color scheme
of the wedding decorations ubmerge every other topic and
,he bride herself assumes infinitely moment than
the greatest of international affairs.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-28
Large Bridge Altar
At DOrnick Hills Clue

Dornick Hills Country club was the
scene on Saturday afternoon OF qulte
the largest bridge affair recently gwen
compllmenting Miss Lorana Cruce' oil
I'ucson. Ariz.. who with her father
Mr.. Lee Cruce and Miss Adah Bennett
are spending several weeks in Ara
more.
Mrs. w. H. Campbell of Norman VINO
was formerly Miss Florence Furman'
and who is spending the week as the
guest of Miss Cruce at the country
club. Mrs. Herbert Young and Miss
Adah Bennett, were special guests at
the party.
Eighty guests We're entertained.
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Continuing the many prenuptial af-
fairs for Misc julie Kahn, whose mar
-, to Mr.. Pincus Timerin Of Durant
wrrI be an event OF June a, Mrs. J. p.
Hivick and Miss Corine Jones will en-
tertain at bridge on Monday afternoon
al Mrs. l1ivick's some, POS Third ave
nue., southwest
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Mrs. H. d. McCo,lum and Miss La
yinia Woods will entertain with an aft
rrcun yea on Tuesday from to e
O'Clock at the home Of the former. COS
McLish avenue. to meet Mrs. Dean
Woods
Mrs. John Teer will give an alter
noon OF bridge in her home l9' A
street. northwest, ON Wednesday May
81, honoring Mrs 5. Locke BreauX Jr'
OF New Orleans.
Mrs. b. A. Simpson will entertain the
members Of the Thursday Bridge cluo
on Friday afternoon, June j. Mrs W.
n. Whitemah of Oklahoma City viii be
a speial guest az the party.
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The members of the Junior Phllhar'
monte club will meet Wednesday after
noon at 2:3O at the Y w c. a. rooms
10 discuss plans for the next year
work. An election OF officers Will be
held and all members and prospective
members are requested to attend
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Mrs. Everett Kruger will present
her piano pupils in recital Tuesday eve
ming. May 80, at S o'clock. at the Y. W.
c A. rooms. She will be assisted by
Miss ota McCardy, reader, Miss Ellen
Dickson. vocalist, and Mrs. Carl Ieio
gems, violinist.
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The Federated Church Societies VIII
meet Tuesday AT II o'clock for an an
dav session at the Broadway Baptis'
church. this being a fifth Tuesday foi'
lowing the business session an elecuoh
of officers will be held.
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j. H. Wilson received the high score
favor and Mrs. Olin Wolverton received
the low score favor \ beautiful cors-
age bouquet was presented TO Miss
Langley who is the house guest OF
Mrs Tom Harris, and Miss Wilson was
presented with a very lovely gift, a
silver lace favor for the dressing table.
Another bridge party was given by
Mrs. Hightowner in the evening Fri
day, when guests were limited to neigh
bors and immediate friends of the
honoree.
Those who attended the afternoon
party were:
Mrs Charles S. Lynch.
Mrs Simon Westheimer.
j. l.. Wilson.
r. a. Hefner.
Fred Tucker.
Les Kearney.
Oln Wolverton.
A. NJ Hepler.
II. Levy.
c. A. Crockett
N. c. Wood
win Morgan.
Roy Duston.
Miss Nell Han
Miss Mary Johnson
Mrs. j. a. Bass.
Mrs. NJ Riser
Mrs Kirk Tucker
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Jones' Williams Marriage
Celebrated QNietLN Sdtlrdan

Miss Dixie Jones OF Frederick, Okla.
and daughter OF Mr.. Rob Jones Of that
city. was quietly married to Mr.. II. Gale
Williams OF this city at 2l4 Il street,
southwest at II o'clock Saturday morn.
ing. May q, 1922. Or. II. L. Davidson
read the marriage service. only i'm.
mediate relatives were present.
Miss Dixie Jones has taught in Ard.
more Junior high school for the past
year. She graduated from Oklahoma
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-28
Breakfast at orr Home
Conlplimentinq Visitors

Delightful in every particular was
breakfast and morning at bridge given
by Mrs. T. B. Orr on Saturday, com
plimentmg Mrs. 5. Locke BreauX OF
New Orleans and Mrs. Charles $ Rob
bins Of New York.
Quantities Of garden flowers We're
used about the rooms in baskets and
vases. and the small tables upon which
the breakfast was served were dainty
and artistic in the extreme, and were
centered with bowls of sweet peas and
nasturtiums.
In the games Of the morning Mrs
Kelsey Polk received the high score
favor and Mrs. {. A. Crockett the
low score. Lovely gifts We're also pre-
sented to the two honor guests.
Those entertained We're:
Mrs. ;. Locke BreauX, New Orleans
Mrs. Kelsey Polk.
Airs Frank Head
Mrs Charles $. Robbins OF Genera,
New York.
Mrs. T. d. Wagner.
Mrs. j. a. Bass.
Mrs. c. a. Crockett.
Mrs. a. Riegelman.
Mrs W y. Potter.
Mrs. Ed Sandlin.
Mrs Harry Lee Crockett.
Mrs. J. B. Moore
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-28

Announcements have been received of
,he marriage OF Miss Eunice Smith.
daughter OF Mn. aud Mrs r. L. Smith,
J0. B street. northwest TO Mr. c. A..
Green OF Tulsa, which was celebrated
ct he First Baptist church Of Okla.
homa City SATURDAY afternoon.
only few friends and relatives We're
Present for the ceremony
Mr.. and Mrs. Green win be az homo
in Tulsa, after June 10. Mr. Green
s Ia charge of The Tulsa office OF the
Manhattan Rubber Company
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-28
Engagement of Miss Ererett
To Nh. Earl Erans Announced

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. Everett an.
nounee the engagement and approach
ing marriage OF their daughter. Beat.
rice Louise, to MIR. Earl Lawrence
Evans. the marriage TO be celebrated
NJ high noon on Wednesday, June a.
at the Broadway Baptist church.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-28
Slumber Party GiUen
For School Girls

Mrs J. sharp chaperoned gay
party of young girls who were enter
tanned with slumber party at Hotter
Ardmore. Friday evening by Miss Ma
rian Clopton. The girls were enter
tained with o'clock Dutch luneh
On the roof Of the hotel and enjoyed
an evening of dancing and music.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-28
Les ApacheS Club EntertainS
Kith Dnnce Sntnwdnn EneniNG

~ thI LWitAA 1NAAtf wv - tNfNt'fI -
The opening dance Of the Les
Apaches club a social club recently
formed among a group Of young society
men of the town, was given on. Satur-
day evening at the Dornick Hills Coun-
try club. About six couples We're in
attendance for the affair, which was
most enjoyable Punch was served
during the evening and music was fur
nshed by the Southern -Four orchestra.
1t has been planned to give entertain
ments about once month. Charter
members Of the club are:
Richard Miller, Gerster Brown, Har-
old Downard. Lyle Strange, once Lewis,
Ben Lubovitz, Alfred Lubovitz, Russell
Weeks, Clifford Byrd. Hardy Solomon,
Cecil Irby, Jake Hamon Jr., A. c. War
renu. Kyle Mcintyre, Newcomb Tay-
lor, Chester Franklin, Joe Bell, Lucien
Jaunis.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-28
Riding Party Given
ThlirSdnn Afternoon

The Misses Olivia and Betty Brett
entertained several school friends with
a horseback party on Thursday after
noon Those who enjoyed the rides
about the country were: The Misses
Marian Clopton. Alma Scivally. Olivia
and Betty Brett and Philip Rea,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-28
Happenings of the Week i'm
Ardrnore Social and Club Circles

Mrs. r. X. Van Dyne.
Miss Mamie Wilson.
Mrs. o. c. Lasher.
Miss Marjorie Williams.
Mrs. Gilbert Pressnell.
Mrs. Burney Phillips.
Mrs. Don Lacy.
Mrs. Kenneth Hudson.
Mrs. Carr.
Mrs. Tom Harris.
Miss Langley