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posed OF tho younger married set
and quite . number ~ girls and
men, In the party were Mr.. and
MIS-. Eugene Constantin ir.. Mr.. and
Mre. Thomas l.. Moore Mr. and Mrs
Edward Carson Harvey Mr.. and
NrF, Dan Hunt Jr. Mr. and Mrs
q. j. Haskell. Mrs Frank shepherd.
Ni7acs Frances Riddle, Aline Com
9,snun, Harold Delaney Of Dallas,
ilroid Day ana !. FaIron Mcmahon
of Sew york. M md Mrs. Frank
VI Breen had u4 thoir guests. Mr.
and lta. kirpl g. Holm Nh aud
Nfa " " buvuItd and MI william
v No lHpn Tho general llst WHE
N-arF Hud Mcedamcs nu,ctte y,
AtN Harry !. Iu2o,rald e. T..
NI''I -. ). pau,1h. a.. ". WEIGH.
\. -. 'hcscbro. - VI Williams ir
Dixie r.. Gore. Earle %. Hastings.
John W Bates, Charge T.. Rannoy,
William 10 pomeroy a. i Hamml,
Misses Mildred Hanscl. Anlce
ltWncs. Alice Wilson. Nh Ellison.
M HJm.t
Tho Tri-L club dance wish Miss
Evadinc Love, given Friday evening
was enjoyed by n host of the young
o. ret as follows: Misses Fayne
Withcrup, Louella Southern ffplon
Hubholz, Anna Rose. Margaret Set
tie, Rose Brown Frances Montgom-
cry Mary RciHllng. Kathryn McDon-
aid, Evadlne Love. Margaret Leg
gctt. Winlfred Winu, Frances White
sldc, Betty Wert Jeanette Gorman,
Dorothy Watkin3, Dorothy owens,
Pauline Khoea, Lois Shields susan
Crossland. Constance Crusbie. Bar.
bara Osbornc, Noasrs. Lee COVER
norbert Hardinan, Jack Glover. VIII
nam Talbot, Jame8 Campbell, virgil
klnE, William tinCher. Ben Chad.
we'll Ray Smittlo Louis Francis,
Ray Guup, Paul Hall Charles VIII
lard Edward Hawkins Edward
tlke. Merle dump and Thomas
Brown.
The Harlequin club members gave
a valcntine dance saturday evening
In the home OF Miss Barbara. Os-
borne. present being Misses Paul
Inc Rhcas Dorothy Owen, Elizabeth
Nclllson, Clafiin Bryan, Josephine
simmons. Ethel Roop, Louise Hooy,
virginia Berlin, Jessie Garrod. Hnr-
rictt Madeyilu, Barbara Osborne,
a Alrharetta Scott Fayne Witherup,
MARY Rcisling, Helen RebhOlz. Mar
th1 simmons ana Anna Rose YounT.
Mesars. Byron Schaff. Nolan Shee-
nan. Vaughan Herbold Allen Dixon,
Thum Hart. X. f. wilder, wilbur
Griffith. Milton Poe, Thomas Brown,
Thomas uarrod, Ray Gum, William
Moore, Willard Hardy Ray SmIttie,
Donahoo bangworthy Ice dover,
Bacon Davenport. William Talbot,
Frank Rhees. Louis Francis and
JameB Campbell.
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Dances

The dinner dance given at tho
Country club on saturday evening
was among the seasons very lovely
affairs aud was made especially In
tercstlng with several private par
ties at dinner. Mr.. and Mrs. Clin-
ton Moore's party for Miss Jeanne
shepherd who with Mrs, Mother,
Mrs Frank Shepherd arc enjoying
, visit I'm the Moore home was com
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TOTS Tho table radiating the spirit
of valentine day IN flowers and
pI1orcard1 The birthday cake was
10 lovely addition to the table.
seated horc with the hostess wore
Misses Marjorie Album. Virgluu
llaI. Dorothy Harris. Ellen ShaY.
Ethel RJop, Mildred Rogers Mar.
gIrot Mae Myers Dorothy MARQUIS.
M',i1n Forester and Margaret
hcir
Th" Thursday Bridge club mot
ms week with Mrs. Dan Hunt ir.
ana was entertained on Friday an
crnOon Instead Of the regular day.
Mrs j. II Wood entertained
mcmOcrs Of the 8 a. Bridge club
on Saturday afternoon.
MS Roy Short was hostess a
a ANAL luncheon given one day
during the past week honOring Nj.
ana Mrs. ]. +. Dumont of Kansas
City and Mrs George Gutter of 81.
Louis.
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Teas

MS karl Is Dresser entertained
a company Of friends for tea In her
nome, saturday afternoon. honorinR
several oyt-of-town guests
Mrs y. 7. Allisons small luncheon
party In tho Country club during the
week honoring Mrs Lena Walllnx
Channcll Of Kansas CITY, the guesl
~ Mrs George effort, wna lovely In
itf compliment To honor guests and
others present The sunroom was
'hogon by the hostess for the plnc-
InE ~ hcr table. which Expressed the
carly season IN spring flowers. red
In colorinE. TO pay tribute tp tho
valentine season
Mrs. J. ". Mcgee was hostess 10
members uf the Friday Luncheon
club this wcok carrying out the val
cutino IN flowers ana concoita, Car-
nations, roses and freslas mingled
win hearta and other motifs In red
Ia reminding those present OF tho
approach of February lt Ten guests
were entertained
Mrs. Douglas W. Franchota
luncheon and bridge OF the Country
club on Monday brought mntrons
ana girls or the fashionable set to-
getheg to honor Mrs Harold stuart
Brown uf Buffalo. n. Y. the guest
OF her sister. Mrs Edison &. oak.
MrF Franchot had 80 guests, and be-
Eides her honoreb. others from out
Of the city were Mrs. A. \. Blow OF
Nashville. Tenn. and Mrs. Harry l..
Miller. tho 1dtter who is visiting her
daughter Mira l.. l.. Brundred.
Large French baskets with smaller
ones held the spring flowers In va
riety OF color and decorated the
luncheon table,
Misi Edl.h Copln Of Parkersburg
". Va the guest OF Miss Gertrude |
Connolly, was honor guest NJ n
luncheon given by the latter IN tho .
club lnrt Tuesday. sharing .
honora were Mrs RAY fordham I.
Kelly. Mrs. Thomas L. Moore and .
Mrs. Charles Donald Bruins. Mrs. /
Kelly Is a visitor here and tho latter /
two are brides Of the niidwinter /
season, 4 lavender motif was OK
pressed, lavender sweetpeaa In bowls .
OF tho Fame t.nting and candles In |
the Tnme 1hade I'm silver sticks cree
ated Il charming decoration for the /
table, which was placed In the din |
40 mutronG and girls
Mrs. John H. Markham h. re-
ceivod quite a company of friends IN
her home on the afternoon ot Tues-
day Tor tea, the hours being from )
until q O'Clock, Assisting the host
css In greeting her callers We're Mrs.
Harry T.. Ashby Mrs. George VIII
Iiamrun and Mrs. Winifred NJ
washn bauRh. Presiding at tho tea
table were Mrs. John J, shea. nnd
Mrs. Frank NJ Breen. The rccep
ton han nnd drawing room wcro |
adorned with tail vases OF Premiere /
and Russell roses. The tea table !
was very attractive in pink sweet .
pens with p.nS candles In tall silver |
holders. The season was altogether |
informal and proved to be q rene
tltun of other charming aftalrs |
given by this hostess.
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The meeting OF tho Wednesday
Morning Musical club with Mrs. Ell
len r. Kersey the past week was
made doubly interesting with
the presence of Mr.. Otto L. Fisher,
pianist and Mrs. Fred S. Clinton,
president OF the Hyechks club as
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SECTION B.

special . ,st-. MIR. Fisher r,.
Quoted a round table talk. Tho ros
ular program was given and NJ.
Fisher played a group OF numbe-s
as follows:
"Schcrzc," in y flat minor, trho-
pln); "Staccato Caprice" t,ng-
rich); "NachstuclS." tSchuun8rrS.
"Juba Dance" (Nathaniel Deil
Mrs. Flo North Rankin viii bo
the next hostess of the club.
All local organlsts who have hoo,
elected members of the America"
Guild OF Organists are requested ~
meet Sunday afternoon, February
~, at $3.50 O'Clock at the First Ran.
tist church to discuss plans for Mn.
Inauguration Of the new A. G. q
chapter Of eastern Oklahoma.
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Mrs. j. Josselvitz and Mrs. !. Al.
bert will entertain members Of 'he
Bnai Emunah sisterhood Wedn.e
day, February Is, at 2:30 o'ciols at
the home OF the former, 1925 East
Third street.
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Music and Art

The annual festival of the Hyech-
ka club promises to associate Tulsa's
own with international rerown. In
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Informal

Miss Lena Alter Of Caldwell. Ohio.
a guest IN the home OF pr, and Mrs.
I. c. Iteisling OF South Carson ave
nue., was the inspiration for an in
formal afternoon tea. at which Mrs
Reisliug entertained on Tuesday.
The entertaining suite was attrac-
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Clubs

Jewish Arbor day will be observed
Sunday. February ~, at S:15 O'Clock
at the synagogue on South Cheyenne
avenue. under the auspices OF Eua.
Emunah sisterhood.
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being introduced by the president.
Mrs. Fred S Clinton. This was the
clubs annual charity benefit and the
affair proved an artistic and finan-
Cial success The spacious Boyer
home was filled with guests who
were very appreciative, Mr.. Fisher
chose to interline his program
groups with expressions from the
composers as TO motifs and inspira-
tions. which gave insight TO each
number, being especially appreciated
I'm the heavier numbers, especially
Beethoven's sonata Appassionate.'
The Chopin group met with great
favor as did Rachmaninoff's
"Elcgy." The program in fun was:
The Wind ...............,( (Alkan
WnyF .s'....ss........ tScNuinahnI
StaCcato Caprice I.,...... (NogriCh
Sonata Appassionate. =. (Beethoven)
scherzo In B Fiat Minor. (Chopin)
Berceuse ............... tChopln)
Butterfly study ..,....... (Chopin)
Revolutionary study y.... (Chopin)
Polonaise In a Flat....... tChopin)
Country Gardens 600. (GraingerD
Elegy .,.........,t tRachmaninoff)
La Campanella (The BelD.,..
...,.,....... CPaganinl-Lisz
Mr.. Robert Boice Carson an
nounces that instead OF Roy Dad
mum, scheduled TO appear here IN
concert this month, he Will present
Mr.. Allen McQuHae, tenor. News
paper notices say OF this singer,
Another 1rlshman with a tenor
voice, who gives n concert of rare
interest and appeal. Many say of
Mr. McQuHae that he possesses
rich, mellow voice with excellent
range, reaching his high notes with
no noticeable effort.
Pupils in piano OF Mrs. Walter L.
Cain will be presented in recital at
the library on Saturday evening.
February IS. Patrons and friends
are invited TO attend.
The announcement that A ma
Gluck, noted soprano, and her hus-
band, Efrem Zlmbalist, violinist,
will appear In joint recital in early
March is of much interest to musi-
cal Tulsa Robert Boice Carson in
giving this, also announces the COM
Ing Of Jasha Heifitz, viol!n!st, on the
evening OF March /, both concerts
to be given in Convention hall.
The meeting OF tho Wednesday
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Mr., and Mira Bcr, H. Farmer ex-
tended gracious hospitality to com-
pany OF guests In their home on
Thursday evening at bridge. when
they chose TO honor Col. and Mrs.
Samuel Crawford Young Of Fort
William, Canada, who are In the
city for a period Of time In which
Col. Young !. attending to oil inter
ests here. The Farmer home, on
Madison boulevard. was made love-
lier by the artistic Arrangement OF
many red roses In keeping with the
valentine season. After bridge a
buffet supper was served to guest6
who besides the honoroes, were Mr..
and Mrs Walter Shaw. Judge and
Mrs. Ed Grassland. Mr.. and Mrs. G.
q. Buckles. Mr.. aud Mrs. @. j.
Brnckney Mr.. and Mrs. +. l., Allen,
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. NJ Adams, Mr.. and
Mrs. ". a. Wakefield. Mr.. ana Mrs
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Mrs. Helen Genet Covey will play
the offertory solo at the morning
services, Boston Avenue Methods
church. today.
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The Weeks CoieRdar


Mrs lnm trccborn'a luncheon at
the Country club FOR VI asdp mos Niue
Kcnzic Hereford. 4. W Powers and
Harry L. Winter
Mrs carolyn Smith Hold viii on
tortRln with % valentine bridge
Tulsa federation. Jewish charities.
WIN give a hcuofi, dance In Elks
home
Mrs. Max Kahn win entertain nt
bridge
Members Of tho l.. S A. Bridge
club will give costume party IN tho
home or Mr. 4. l.. Farmer. Mrs,
Theodosia Farmer Henry, hostcss.
Monday study club With Mrs j.
&. Woolsey.
Mrs o. r. Dawson will entertain
officers Of Aaba court. Ladies'
Shrine, at luncheon.
Mrs. W W. stumph's valentine
party for daughter. Miss Jessie Lue
Stumph.
Miss Louise MYERS dinner party
for Miss Lena After,
A Tuesday Book club with Mira, G. y.
Caggeshael.
Civic league meets in library at
o'clock
7. u. l.. class, First Baptist
church, will meet with Mrs. j. W.
smith. assisting hostosseg being Mes-
danes Elton Everett and william
Dietrich.
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Parties

Mrs. H. =. Price and Mrs Jack
Hushmore compllmcnted Miss Hazel
Lockhart of Denver with "a / o'clock
luncheon ana bridge Wednesday in
the home OF the former Tho spirit
OF valentine season prevailed and
hunOrs Rt bridge were given Mes
danes Harold sullivan and Ned Mas.
terson. Tho guest list included Mes
dOmca Roy Il. Dunlap, H. peZelle
Hnwlcy. Kendall Raymond Branu,
John ID. McLain. Harold sullivan,
Robert Mcdowell. Cecil Mcdonald,
w. q. Lennon. \. Is. Dawson,
Ralph Mitchell. Hugh Price. Lloyd
Mitchell. j. W Roscru. Ned Master
man. NJ, r.. Springer, william
Grimm, LeCompt Sykes of Okla
homa city, Mrs. Chandler OF Neosho.
Okla.
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o Society o
Clubs-Mur.s--w -womanq Work.

'NDlw decorated with Killarney
rusoe urug tho afternoon tho
guests wore entertained with read
'ur hv Nr carolyn Smith Held and
Nr. NDisiiuR daughter, Miss Mhry.
Valentine ,ulurs Of red and white
N..o dUplnycd mont enjoyable
,.n.' of ibr afternoon wac the rem
al.nu ul two piano solo selections
O.. Uw M1ylc Uuhluuvltz, ono Of
Iuay. young musicians, Mrs. RaiH-
uUs wHg assisted by hnr mothor.
N"s Mary Dutton. Bcsidcs the
honor Euost those enjoying MrH.
E..sliuEs Hospitality were Mosdamea
CAROLYN Smith Held - W kcaoi-
ring. T. T.. Smith. James X Follcttc,
W a. Brookmln stanley Aler. r..
4 HuwcF barney HorrigHn w. 4.
Marquis IT, e. Brockman. T. VI
buckley y W Mylcr. q n. swan
N F Dutton, ~ l.. watkins. T. z.
WuudrlnK \. ~. Inverfcrth, Charles
$.plor NisHea Louise Mylcr. Mayme
llDblnovitz Anna Rhblnovltz Guess
iro mout NJ town were Mrs Earnest
Ray " pkmulgee. McsdnmcH carl
Nudcr aud Flora J Burns OF Matl.
eta. Dhlo. Mosdamrs Sudor and
Burns nro guests IN tho homes ~
Mrs swan and Mrs. Toilette, re-
Hpo,tNrly
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Mr.. Otto L. Fisher, pianist was
presented by the Hyechka club on
Tuesday afternoon in the home OF
DR.. and Mrs. j. Walter Boyer in
Sunset park in n brilliant recital,
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The Chautauqua society OF the
Hall in the Grove will meet in tho
upper story OF the library, Monday
afternoon. at $3.50 o'clock. Mrs.
T.. a. wakefield will be the leader
OF the program.
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The Jewish Federation OF Charl.
ties calls attention of the jewish
people OF Tulsa to the benefit bail
which IL to be given Monday eve
ming in the Elks' home for the pur.
pose OF replenishing the fund with
which INDECENT and poor people are
cared for. The patronage OF inter
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Thursday,

Mrs Eugene Lorton's formal ten
In her homo 20 present Mesdames
John W. Harreld ana James j, Nc
Graw, 3 to 5 o'clock.
Mrs William II. Pomeroy's lunch.
con I'm the Country club In honor OF
Mrs. william II, Hilton OF Chicago,
MIR. and Mrs. =, T.. Elliott VIII
give valentine party for members OF
Monday study club and their nus
bands.
Mr aud Mrs. Az q, Hoggem VIII
entertain informally at cards Tor
Mir- kathryn Frantz.
Nh and Mrs T., u, Elliott MI
give valentine party Tor memhors oi
Monday study club and their hus'
bands.
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r
EDbinovitz Anna Rhblnovitz Guess
7 lro mout of town were Mrs. Earnest
Ray " OkmulEee. Mcsdnmog carl
EudcJ and Flora j. Burns of Mati-
/ eta, ONO Mosdames Sudor and
Burns nro guests IN tho homes ~
Mrs swan and Mrs. Toilette. re-
fpcctnrIy
Mrs. julius Kahn entertained u'
bridge in her homo IN Maple Ridge
Wednesday afternoon 10 uumb1
ui her friends and out.uf.tuWu
gu"ntr. Luncheon wan served.
'pIur flowers formed the dcro-
rutiouB.
nr and Mrs. Orcu H. MDCarty
were hosts 20 members ~ the rvo.
ming card party during the wcek
honurinR Mrs. H. ~ Carleton "
Cumberland, Md, the guest of Mr.
and MIS- william A nrownlec
MICS Carmen Coylc's luncheon AT
the Country club fpr Miss Edith
'upin during th1 week. Waa one
~ N" attractive events iu aoclcty.
Bridge was enjoyed after luncheon
In which honors went 10 Mis Marian
Gurd ana Mra. Charles A. Dillon
Mrs. M j. Delaney OF Dallas was
among the out-of-toWu guests pres
ont. Crimson roses adorned the
luncheon table and enhanced tho Nv
Ing room where cards wore played.
Mrs Clarence Grccr and Mrs.
John F Conlcy made high scores
at the Wednesday mocr!ng OF tho
O. w. Bridge club. Mrs. Frank
Daniel making cOngolatiun. Mr.
and Mrs. Clifton II. Dewey were
hosts. Mrs. John W. Middleton win
be the next hostess,
Mrs. j r. Forster compllmented
her ro'atNc, Mrs. Frank S,ulon with
n bridge party ON wednesday aft
"rnoon and on Thursday evening,
Mr and Mira. Forster were hosts
at bridge for Mr.. and Mrs. Stulen, !
both occaslona being cordially inter
csting and worry complimentary
Mrs. Forster chose valentine con.
crits and co,ora to cmhellish her
homo, shown IN flowors and tho
motifs of the season. Out-of-tuwn
guesis were Mrs. u. II. FprHter OF
Greenville. Pa, Mira, Lena Mailing
Chall.ng OF KansnI City. Mrr. Huff
of Jamestown. n. y, and Mrs, IIar-
riett Gly. also uf Jamestown On
''Nhihh1 'N'Illkf MT anu NltFt NJ
thur NJ. Weaver complimented Nc.
and Mrs. Stulon with an Informal
nrenlng party when tho gacstn came
In costume.
Mrs. Philip Dulcu give a lunch
con and bridge in the coffee CUP on
the afternoon of Thmsdny. Tho
spirit OF the valentine season pre-
vailed In decorations. Guesto were
Mes1ames George Summers Don
Baker, O. &. Thomas. Mervin Bo-
Vaird, Tandy Young Harry Price ,
Miss GLADYS Trhmmeli and Miss /
Hazel Lockhart OF Denver
Col, and Mrs, W. II. Peck enter |
talne group OF their intimate |
friends on Thursday evening In |
honor OF their first wedding amt |
versdiy. The season was very
happy for hosts and friends.
Miss Esther Obcrholt2er honurod
her birthday anniversary last Tues
day evening hy having ten Of hor
classmates and intimate girl friends
with her I'm the home Of her par
ents Mr.. and Mrs, l., r., Oberholt2er.
With music and interesting con-
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Wednesday,

& t. wednesday,.
Mrs. Cyrus II. Sweets small bridge
for Miss Edith Copin.
Isis club viii give dancing party
al armory.
Bridgc-tca at Country club, with
Mrh. Frank NJ. Rodolt as hostess.
Tulsa Association Of Music Teach
ers will meet with Mrs. Josephine
story White.
Costume dance given by World
staff and employees.
Fownightly cards and tea in tho
Eiks' home, Mesdames Dan II. Me-
Carthy and Frank u. Richardson
hostosses,
Cover club meets with Mrs,
Thomas Natson,
Holy Family Altar society VIII
give fashioned valentine party at
X OF G.
Meeting Of Ecuulonic club.
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Mrs. David Emery Brenneman's q
Informal tea for Mrs. Harold Stunrt
Brown.
Mrs. Dan J. Dav.sson's luncheon In
the Country club.
Tuesday Evening Bridge club with
Mr.. and Mrs. !. NJ. Hayner as hosts.
Mrs. s. Eugene Dunbar's bridge
party for Mrs. II. II. Carleton
Mrs. ". q. Woodrufrs musical tea
for Mrs. a. w. Powers.
Mesdames Y. T.. Allen and L.. q.
Decker will entertain with colonial
dinner for members OF chapter A,
X. =. II. o., and their husbands In
home OF former.
r.. A. Bridge Luncheon club with
Mrs. Frank Daniel.
Mesdemes Henry Brockman and
w. q. Brockman's thoater party and
luncheon for Miss Lena Alter.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Elliott arc en-
,tertaining with valentine costume
party for MIR. and Mrs. Frank STU
len.
Members of the Gamma Delta
sorority and pledges viii have a val
e1atine party In the homo OF Miss
Ruth Fagnn,
Ahtelaku club gives valentine
party Mrs, Il. c. Molls, hostess.
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Pupils in piano OF Mrs. Walter L,
Cain will be presented in recital ut
the library on Saturday, evening.
February IS. Patrons and friends
are invited TO attend.
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Mtr Auice Barnes win s'Ne a dlu-
Nor marty in the Country club Tor
Nh. and Mrs. Maurice Il, Brann.
Daughters of America viii give
dance in the X, OF &. home
piano pupils of Mrs. Walter L.
Cain will appear IN recital AT the
library,
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Col and Mrs W. II. Peck enter
talne group OF their intimate
friends on Thursday evening In
honor OF their first wedding amt
rersuy The season was very
happy for hosts and friends
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MS Karl Is Dresser entertained
a company Of friends for tea In her
nome, saturday afternoon. honorinR
several oyt-of-town guestH
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Mrs. Julius Kahn entertained U
bridge I'M her homo IN Maple Ridge
Wednesday afternoon 90 "a numb
Of h"r friends and out.uf town
gu"Htr, Luncheon wur served
fp.iuE flowers formed the dcro-
rutiouB
Evening star., 1922-01-13
Brides Will Be Brides
By Lucille Vas, Slyke.

who rose nervously. saying she real
ly must get the 5:16 train.
Train. nothing" he reused him
self. ITS a beast of a night. I've a
closed car outside and not thing in
the world to do. I'll drive you girls
riam doesn't look fit to risk sitting
in a draughty train"
He was SO insistent and SO evil
IDENTIFY ennuied with nothing to do
that Cecily. with worried glance at
Merriam's pallor. accepted.
you pick up a limousine beau at tea
time" she stepped into Graham's car
with casual air of owning it. Pip
pin" she commended it, "new?'
"Ordered for Leila" he responded.
gloomily. First time I've driven it,
strictly to driving, but once on the
boulevard to the suburbs he leaned
back to pour a steady trickle of mar
ital condolences to his guests.
Merriam cuddled against Cecly's s
shoulder and shut her tired eyes
Putnam's misery was deserved. He
had divorced the wife of his youth to
thing had been SO palpably of Leila S
managing that Merriam couldn't help
feeling sorry for the sordid affair.
Sometimes" she heard his droning
voice, II get SO wrought up about it
l don't care much what becomes of
me"
Great Scottw Cecily's sharp cry
came. care what becomes of US! Put!
Watch that wheel! Steady, Merry;
we're skidding-"
The grinding crash with which they
hit against the car coming from
around the bend was the last sound
that Merriam heard.
Another episode Of this story I'm
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