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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-06-24
1t.,,.;aoc License.

Get MarT1lSc IICVIlsc.
"A license to wed has been issued
at the office of the county clerk 70
Harold w. Haynie, clerk, and Thel-
ma, X Kretzer, both of Athena.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-06-24
WOMAN TOO
WEAK TO WALK
Now Works Nine Hours a Day
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound Restored Her Strength

Union Village, VT was weak and
nervous and all rundown. | could not
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-18
But HE COT DATES MIXED
slas EsHcfsriur AHB Fp-urt II
s8lH Esrr -gm Family

&e-eEtfrf Inns snIgry,HnpE IRE vsi~s
nj The EuEsiuit uDf thev tiisrprsr
mDE iIlgariinus fievirrs ~ Jrufii n me
expense nj &isa government
A siI-sw6 JlisvHiiinn In 3'sfrnrrRG
vhp v'ns d hHrfHslur With q haHrsy NJ
ysetifa nnt q sninn inrurne, innureE 1im
president Bs TIA hnIss rHnHmir1f4
where Ire resi- uen rp gfHs 1iim 4 nere
1ifirItt sfrlnr he viRF mHr-iea IN
this WHY he procured nnIifls rHTinn.
SpuI iiis imaginary w'tts fan Ill nnc
he gp niilE re-E M ire srrarlrrr
ut It, 14ursr a hurry rame fr tlsrss
TfiK firrfrinus u1iinn. una fsF wEs en-
fitieC 7n nuilirimu iie'irarieF nt d ~e
SUIT EIsm~unatsav, he rsr fiiF finr~s
mixed up nnh announced the ar--ivta
nt tir-af rhlidwen Inside &c ssr
months
AL irVpFr irnrinr vsRf Ffur-rnh. rr7ar
w'ilirf Ri a1hdeniir iruEt ptr ir ilif
1nnlily. viir.h r.Hs-.ier HvTy. insius sf
rvt dEvA. iiiF wits4. rwp duurfrerk un6
ltr1is frF.
II WIS o tl-enfitrl mHEEnrrH IN ph-
ra- Esm Il sEved .ns giilsrHlriHn. Wan
rHi nf unuHsnrEaL-,I Esssel II Ia
Flrt-n EsEris
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-18

Kansas Il1y May ls-4aszAe /.
Rertlgs1s, 100 heads ca3res. Asnlis
arl6 cazznf~s STEADY as.s. vesltrs.
So isasns .stas frw head. s1Ntsa \
eannms. Ss .25sa s.5a- hngls. s4s9
ld.5.sa. a1i g7hcr killing raasses
emil ana wpak fa 95c aown- pas1-
aT 7se 7n Dr. auwer- early top
YHaralnrs, s, ,ss. frw COWS. Ss15
4o77s. hugk F8ASn fa reo.a kind.
Sz7a4n tiSsas ssoekfrs and srtders
aall an 3gwsr. ssr9ralr ceoa szark-
ts'S. s. 40 many others, sse9la
65
Eagsz Receipts, 1890 hred (
7g9 -s gsa4h. hers IL Shippers
eRrar. SasA A0fa 79.5s. aA,vu1
xsanavs haIk a7a liz 25d4h. ao
Tsnslers later. SO Aisaa0ss {
rrsxas 8anas. s7aFaa 7N 81 s0n.
sl16a. anals.. slsaaa gs 5s. stock
psrs steady best s1N75s atireS-
$40 Bl41 1N-a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-18
HERE IS SOMETHING
NEW UNDER THE SUN

g-aa1sls, WISH. MuF 1b-1hs rHuie
aass fsx hsar tisrpva-et tg W. x
Isr1uans. os this CITY. mt Ia sHvF
..ns rhs E~BneHss xf nhpr slHI''ss
l.auEnf mnhs his riEnurHrw unisR
Esr 2rrsidsrn and ht xlaimEann Esiu'y
su- 4hs -anpHntsun E5H ant Mrs
Ennlnnx wrs EisItHninE 10 . -ntir
srnHdrasttnr IN 1wn EHtf ~ an
mhunes in 1hHr hnma when Hrf
arrmAinkl rf Harh H thR JanErnnF hh-
came Hislpdrsh RBulEnF hEnf cEms
u. cBrz.1 wifEh zha1 rf aiH w1ts ant
Ehs rArruit harEms lnHtEnrar rH-
esstnif iRhsE
Es1Iizins vfn1 hat hHgr'Hnhr
raumanf -Hndhst prHw ant Eiafsn
fis w1sA- THE runrr1 valirn hat
bsHn aHnpn-Erfsr Elsan11inuBh tnr
1fs caupl. -sElErnsf inzmsdin.filr with
fhs runsEaHsinr sz fhE r;-nufs through
The unnznrr n 1hs l,1M-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-18
LOOKING FORWARD
TO A INSTITUTIONAL
CONVENTION

The 1Rf1 zhBa The stale III
Missouri ls IhpT1 1B hold d rrri-
rans1arn t0r rihe pnrpnsr pf rpxiis-
l1r IT'S constitution nRns n1frr-
uun 1n The fsaf Tint sfas glrp
rsau-h Ass f1alaF shfrr distHnre
LhnD6 Fi shr srnsn fsf Eskaahnma.
SErs Hxffpwk Wathsr- HFis
Erart ii fIfseHn vHnrx odd 1alis
rhEr. l1s rErlsf1rufaDn rrguzres
the assembling "a . rFrissi7E-inunl
cn1rsaz1aBn fer ahf g'Ervbse fsf
canlple1e rHzaglDn F,s iihe tunan-
mental law RI the stE1e ahrh
-rHu1r wears EAsnseqna1z1lr,
ssrlv live years 1ran nnw, Il Tins
constitutional provision as k5pser-v-
ed. II VIII he 1,erassErT iIr OKLA
hs1ns 10 be giving careful r1rs-
EidsrEribn 10 snuh rneaIEanH.1Ar Rs
experience hnE shown To he
nsressnrr. 5n IT'S ErrEnir structure
In sr3Hr fur snch rvesarltann
and consideration is hf tsFfnf1axs,
81 VIII be necessary 5sr the ssnie
sb be Hdrlsed zn advance Ef -hs7
1aDt Rs 1p ths y,D1rts in wtlrsh 1hs
constitution VIE he mpaaf5ad-
Tlh17 mnch npdlfgEtann VIII ne
ra,essErv as rFrrEIn The ma
chime winch hEs bern aHwalBpAd
In 1afTean rHErx nf experiment
and sr1s-1erynnf xf mary Tfs-sF1l-
sas.iaE is M lnarF- a lnraEaa and
xazrnrllf.fs zr 4vHn frnauihlF work
anr a-fs4a-Ht5Bn. Mnsa 81 the
TROUBLES which HfrIlrt the rvr-
HrunH1sf rlf G9k1hbsnnB Ba TINS tune
Ere CONSTITUTIONAL. Mosi Ef tha
rratasisrns Tint hHvs hf.sr atrelA1
sr 1As men whB hHvR ppErE1nd
tins government wp1sa have hren
nnB5a Eraarlsf Erv EshHr set st
men wlp were attempting 40
ruuanrz 90 kasln-allgs1ea and 1n
1nanw ranrns Sc 5ll-rIs = machine
1T lis In she interest gi rana
rararrlmHna thar every Sfndtrt 81
rfrHrrmarsf from the Erpa3sr and
4hsprsaanhl standpoint shDr81 bee
gan 10 7urm Ais s1aHnslnn 1vw-Hra
TN -sroA3arn, s'n the end that
there nEr he q raHlr understand
inr Ef ahf aHa5rua41Hk ~ fss
salred. and ms sasfin11s III zgrAt-
msr1 an possible AIMING mHn "a
influnnrs Hs 7F whsf currrf'rzEse
shu11d be In3r1Eksn.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-18
ssp-s n > Funnm on Timer.

Al sEtsemst rnr-eEpmdsIr -srbIis
-v'p lir1is Efgs-ls.t EC Thif amius1r Esilie-
HI, EsuT I'Er1t T'pH. vtnB. nmGmr his
Bthsr asffirsta tlis1inrrlank numbered
IiIs ri minister So FsraEil. nluHirser
Mr. E'resiualr F'nlE nnf hIaninE the 4s.
tlrs five rsu-S
When II vsnf naiEed iitarT nmuuf
If,s &uru-s EpsH-nnk nil 1r-ieniss nnd
gsrunnliEtnnres lnuz :ls hnt bean nutis
minister IT, E-nzn me sr -nean
tirrv'ie6- ''wnl. nj ] ru tr srE ls riags
-'rmrT rnllst 4 fibs-nl ns q nli1liEisr
When Minister Ep6 uff.rinlly lrSres.
rssvsa Tssn Refirp u In Eslp gnnsirs.
fa mit I'D his inasJr~s Tel the
emperor TINT n hs VIII hurry NJ the
rnr-yiinr ur ff -tsr reuueEt ! inuise
him III Esnc iiin q rns annc us 1hs
hest Erisr ELL cma my 1ssrils ran
uIirRr
N ruta vnEr1 uss1 In Ein. fiss ir,-
ser7rH1ar rniiEpseL. -TirueiIsnr PAsir
-lsHltr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-18
lSTEEI MERGER FIAN
TU RE DiSCllS>xD

Efs 1rs xs~ncinzef TrresA
washington. Mss TS.-- A->D-rry
General nauphervs -nssy irviers
rrprssnsz<scss ~ xne rsptu ssrcl
rarspzr'es nsnas ir zhs ssnszs r1ss-
su-sDn 5srar~smS IN srsurs hmm .
pruppsns merger ~ 3noepnnnrrs
cpnpsnicx. u nrr. min Szzpnaz, gs
ssuuuss rresr psara sor ehs prapusrs
r,S-per.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-18
slTs RHEUMATISM
lHKs YOU FOREVER

sEms y. Alien, a. csmrrss xvauus
IDrbrsiar. v ~ nncf r,iisaImatir kuas,.
1'is, WIN uisuDvu-e1 A1asx.NEET anf
yisf u nEiiisiisna evrss 1rnrt as ursr ar,r
anl r~asw asrn az -hennmtsxm from Ass
heHr, mFs ti.uz EVERY a-ncrlsr gnsrsass~r.
-uil pirr horfn as x1aKNEEr ~
saav The WY 1n runnaets rsrnre-r nr
mmrE nark
X rtltn1s q; mss Hnn inlma1isffar
sriT Fpr sia-s m raiss A1l1HxHST fir
saat v'nl'i l'eElns. n searchas urn ssrls
aric nH'osiis. nlssDsves 1ir seu-rssar.
anr uriwes rieumnclt 3,oisur um sE xix
hnf,y Through xhf s.inness and i,Dv,sss
Even In ra~es wshnye mirr.r,inr ins nern
1iit-nns and pllinfnI nil 1-anrs ~ 1ais
ornnn disease aisagpeu, IL o 1rw days.
Al n-uEFistf ran sugu0Y won
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-18

T'fiE 1f q warr dasnEH-nitf tisHhsFr
uEr.iruiE-ay tn csfIltrwr unnar 1'vs
waE ps ere. a,ut when M ga4-snD-ir
rphrtnH a. uthHv rslaiHte Is FfuHn, d
aEEEay rarHf ry giving SsnEnbariEir =
rsnursh EsHnHtr. MDfr l'snlllH ht1Frf
ffsrr Il must FIN It'd rnurEA' ~
lrnrw-fnr 1hn1 ting time iE rtrw MUM
slfnrrHna1. EnH lhrt -nErt If llIrif
f.EnrHr erur the EiEaass vifiBr riih
-srr,ahr IL gwen. u ntF bssr uhat II
rnnrr rrirHrfs pf w'nsEgiinE rrulls.
y.ifh pronounced HurrHss. d f. st-it
Inr rdaEsE1I1 tp rEFE
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-18

PlailEnailslliE. May Is - Returns
rum -.s&s dis-.iens unf o. lisa
sanr1iur disrarts IN aairrisVSrEna IN
huhsaRvs srtmErr No fEr tfnUlE1sH
shUw & mR9u,,i1y nf K.hs- I'm zs1tgrn
glau1hu1, nm The republican rBbersnI-
Tu-'iE nnn1anEriDr tva- A-tn,-rss
Esanr-Ia George r. AnHr With sHz
dstriras ur1ss-nr T'lnrnnss 1u1al was
1l'tasEE Enn Allrs sgg.gsis
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-18

EHthi1sEiun. 15Hr e. Ssrrs-arv
Esprmr nsks1 amt asistEincf 1piEr the
Ergrprgs N The aahfiins flurnsurs sis
AIM uniur isirrniinnnf rsaa Tisildf fEr
: =rwmrmHzx uazn st 'irs-1tnE fhf
r.aa MINISTRY ~ wnau1fnrr nr1iun ~
r-r stzr 1niru un inm'saE II rnsg
yuarssr during rhs ussrast sf 1hs Hz-
srrsr upsa Er-zEs.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-18

flemish May aA-4.ihshii --afps
htlDns.fnc 1n Ehs Errnr NJ Cen Wr
1ai-HNu are passing through Talr1-
slr II barge numbers Dr their WY
s. 1hH nu-Gnsr 1rnrr 70 pppmss 1hp
s1nly 81 Gen Chung T'sD-14ir AZ
1suEnrhuv
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-18

8Tss uhs Arasniasen I'rs-s
I Eknsas I'fgy NO. Mas 1&-E'Dsnal
HuIhu,irirs s,Ersr 2sdEs Hi~estHd a mar
hars In connection with what tnev
aait EEs an sEfHrEius sw-infBire
scheme uunaumsf ~ DaS1on, Fla. gsht
Inan was haiH sr snrasz gn1iun- I'm
charges hsxins been preferred A
E1spelant man. 4 was sHH1ed. 11sz
g1I1E tsl,n In The ag1Hrnd sw-inEia.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-18

PrEt~ WnnlFv sHys EeEg,le are
dlz1asa arI1p three clnssns. the
rnna. the f,Ba and ahe 6isarwet,
ssn1 snmHfimss 1hs diseras.t arr &c
tllserre1 We nfre- sen1n 1D run
MrrnSk 1hHn H7 AIT
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-18
aa5ss

@. 8, slErr hlir. 4t: Q. s.
lnne hair, Be- G, s. rruAaF. De-
e. 8. SIDE 1randea. 2es green
tides, De- dry SAT sides aasr
rant iaatss. BE-; hcfSe LADIES'. T5ri1
s125- pfanes md ealls, 5lsd -;,r.
hog ss1ns. Sc
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-18

ntTfr encouraging. lsls defer1zxt
sttraes are r9ewr and cgrranrislr
fsu1 1hs v-Itr nrTrr has hnep 4
c-~E1-6afet1Ix4
9flf twah5hr Bf >herlprf asal mrs
Ten afrHrHl wears hss hserl q 8naes
fnr exponent nf sgarafus ism
Tins nt'w fls3d III ~asaHrah cnn
FURNISH ma1g unexplained fness
ITp0n wllfh he nllrti a,nlla TaHrs
1nFre engaging than any be ms
worked nH1 in his HnsaiHr works
II Mr.. DnE3e whrs searching 5Er
1nFr't gtiraes il the shhdgwr
sTsirItlEna, 1ht world gf his nd
1IiresS would fH nn 1ay'rat iHr 7i1e
A1utungme1f IL lis next vnbla-
rafafn.
Eui unfortunately he setnns r.
rfnsiasr Tins srAgesf llfi f-nr the
T1.sWTsfnrf pf q sg5rstnsiisi FrE
from lfss1 III sioen-asst An
'Arnsitar hs a1as rushed IN where
the hes1 egEzTTgea laboratory
workers fehr sn trend aHH has
ra1lfnsnd the wh1uF III yhHnFmsnR
as Iraff-ial 1Er rUinannss Ind as
matHrIal ir BrUurlTe. mE1ha-
1nl1iehl ram,lnslBns.
lin HslHr wg-as, ht hRs baruTnF
1ht Elrfaln vi a1ls cwn Irnarins-
faFn 1as has snisgndcad valnes
Every asv that tlhe s1fhw VI
Il The Hound ef the Raslkrvllles
.ur MiaiA CAHrk wnsies IN tins
w-nv Is d angs -lp E1arltEr9
The fisaa i'd E;nrarnallsrl, esr-
1h1rlv. Eresau7s some unexE8tInna
phenomena. MFn --h5Dea 5n
ss;iHrtnSiic 4xHsfnnss. dauaaless ARE
Nn 7Ap brink uf 1iscuzergns zhs1
VIII mHns nuch Ii the gr'nrress
e1 -hf aTumHn race We de nf'f
apnk 10 Mr. DuEls ip mike nrr
xf these discBVsraes We hgT'f
we can 8pBk I'D hmm 1ur Hprnp
further account Kf wfad >shfrlBrE
7slunns and ls-- MftsB1 are DO
1nr ngw 1hHt ahsr ARE HEaErahtih-
Trsr ola Rrp
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-18

Burglar worked seyHn hours f.n
q safe, tna when he nysHnha ii he
found II IL csr1fain S.. ms1 Some
EsrtE'lt sHv There is nb E,nugHr
3Eb8- IN This rrurlfrr.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-18
EsISL DIES 8N AUTO asEcg
cSN WEDDING -.1s

DuAuia. Mini. MAJ 1K-s0n The car
Hha wHs zn hEsa hesn mHried. Miss
Anne Ensrz. ~ Ds 81 F'uus tiar 7hls
murrinp 4-urn ir1nfnas rHrmVnd in sr
Hutumnaiilt nrriuHrn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-18

Kansas ESfg. Mar 4, Wheat j.
No ? hara. Sls40l54s Nc ?
red. sd s4lda.S5. Cora Ne ?
wil1fe. a-4ata5Se. Nn. ? vnlAaw-
59aat No : yezlnw. sssc. Outs (
Ma. . wAsre- 4g4.4ssac. NJ =
naked Ssa zl't- Eye sssse- Bar
ky ss'ss sse Hay unchanged
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-18

SwHtirIr frssa-nEtf Ers giiEnrginr 1p
spttzir large uuEr1iu,ef ~ nsv tisa
hg CARRYING seer farther zns nHua
1rnraHH n -armE-afiis Hraph1s Epsrir
f-un fhR wnw nc wsrs6 pulp zafstrraes
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-18
Wills ON
In the Lead

There j. no doubt that r. Fl.
Wilson, State Superintendent OF
Public Instruction. Democratic
can4-date for Governor, has a
strong lead In the race Reports
from virtually every precinct In
the State, establish this fact.
Every day for the Last two
weeks there have been scores of
representative men and women,
farmers, business and profes
sional men voluntarily adding
their support to Mr.. Wilson's
already big Lead ever ether can
di6atss- This is the outstanding.
convincing fact II the politics Of
the year. 1t means that the con-
servative men and women,
thinkers, who VIII psrpetuate
the Democratic Party. and
want that party TO emerge from
the August primary. clean and
united, are concentrating their
efforts and are for the nomina
fi0n Of E. H- Wilson These
facts czu Be g1bstzntiated
Mr.. Wilson'S friends are not
attempting to draft votes: they
are not seeking and VII not seek
TO coerce or drive men and
women into the ranks for their
candidate. bnt they are appeal
ing for the united support Of
good citizens, good democrats,
who want = geruine democrat;
a msn experienced In statesman
ship. . man who knows the
needs Of al classes Of people in
the State. q man Who comes
from among that great class of
liberty loving people. the com
n0n pe0ple- and who appreci-
stek the needs Of all the peoU1e:
the tenant farmer. the land
owner, the lzb0ring man and ths
business man and who VII
when elected Governor be readv
in every emergency to direct al
nschinerv of Government for
the benefit of Tie whole people
ri tlrzs great State They know
that man Is r HI Wilson
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-18

D-s,ssea Reef-


Lanz~sr standard SELF working
tshaars. ssrs good. Ta.aes fair. 1e.
common. Sc aws-f. 7r- medium.
& Let yusfntal. Sas
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-18

The Prince nf Wales probably
hgs seen fsngnrh "a Indla 1a Inst
hln q Lifetime.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-18

a new tErm usartiins w'fsx,h en- uH:i-
wu1sf ulfaref rpv's Ef TiiArzs sf time
if Tlasasst IN f-urst 'uF rrnrtnr an
E1sst u asaing pulled ig It. giving NJ
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-18

M1Eh e8E-T to sHhn SKIRTS III
Aanasas III VIII hare ro TIE a fllrh
<,81zrr these sanws
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-18

The EhEg,Hrs find shHf E1ncksr-
hbcktrs are great f8r cetzzne ra
xtErcs.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-18

New YORK Critcn FUtrro<
NV York. Nay Ceason
tlasea steady. mladlinc 2zlfi4c.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-18
Huprnobile Dealer
Wanted in This Town

H<rx is a splendid oppcreuaity for some 1--we
w1s T. tAis community.
Yon may b meter car dealer, garage pro
rrstaor. or ycr may he n senc business having
nuthing to Dc watA autcmohles
sound business maa we want to hear from ycu-
Or rropozstscn practically assures snch dealer
of exceptional profits
We have . definite specific plan Of cooperation
wAisA helps you iocsie and sell prospects.
Why We MAKE This Offer
urrl tins year. the entire Huprncbsle production
hss been absorbed Nv the metropolitan oeaixrs.
Greatly Increased fAcsary p-cdacssoa ncw enables
rs 10 supply ihs great potential demand for fhis
outstanding GET II every town u crr territory
There are mary prospects n yoar territory
They wars such the Hupmohile "a reaaly
fine car that sells for $3.50 + b. facfcry-huf
they have never been approached
This is vorr opportunity your sales territory
is beautifully tallow-
Orr asscoa1t rate Is unch nors liberal than that
ordinarily offered No back breaking require
nezfx notAang INT what VIII enhance your hank
standing
S<nd u sstfer or post card nov at oncs, and
tsna cur al shouf Cur proposition without ths
slightest oh1irsfsc7
Shelburne Motor Co
sth and Broadway.
OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-18

AS reported rs c. n Avery.
Nfu xa-annrrS - m,n IA X
New-York tribune., 1922-12-24
Reign of House Parties
In Meadow Brook Section
sr,r.al Dnfafeh 10 NJ Triburs

GARDEN CITY, L. l., Dee "a
Numerous house parties are being held
o.. vnrious places about this section
Over the holiday period Winter sports
are being enjoyed, while golf Is still
being played on the meadow Brook
and Garden City courses
Fox hunting is popular among the
members OF the Meadow Brook Hunt
Club and a. the hunt breakfast given
20 The members Of the hunting colony
recently az The home Of Mr. and Mrs.
Ebert II. Gary az Jericho, almost every
hun; enthusiast on Long Island was in
the saddle and attended the break
fft.
A dance was given Tuesday evening
By Miss Dorothy Lannin. daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. j. j. Launin, az the Gar
den City Hotel. 4 New Years Eve
dance viii be held which will be given
By the management over 100 invita-
tions have been issued.
Recent arrivals at the Garden City
Hotel include Mr. and Mrs. J.. ~. Scan
lon hrs. n. c. Perkins John 3. Cauld-
WELL Nr. and Mrs. ". T. Glib. Mr.
and Mrs. Il. B. williams, Mr. and Mrs.
r I. Williams, Mrs +. s. Marstou.
Mrs. Marston Burke, Mr.. and Mrs.
Leonard Cox, Nh ]. J. Crawford. Dr..
G. A. Taylor and Mr and Mrs. NJ. ".
Canda.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-24
Battle of New Orleans
Anniversary Fete Jan. 8

In eommemoration Of the i0sth auni-
versary Of the Battle Of New Orleans
subscription dinner dance will be
held in the grand ballroom Of the
Hotel Biltmoro, Monday. January s,
by the Veterans Corps OF Artillery in
New York.
Among the pstronesses are Mrs.
David Banks. Mrs. S. Morgan Barber.
Mrs. J. Stewart Barney, Mrs Oliver B.
Bridgman, Mrs. Robert james Camp
bell, Mrs Clarence Macy Chauncey,
Mrs Chauneey ". Depew. Mrs. John
Du Fais. Mrs. De Witt Clinton Falls.
Mrs Ebert H. Gary, Mrs. Frederick
Dent Grant. Mrs. Alexander Hamilton,
Mrs Chrales Elliot Warren. Mrs W. X.
Vanderbilt 2d.Mrs Frank L. v. Hop1.n.
Mrs John v. Irwin Mrs Bryce Neicalf,
Mrs George J.. Nickols, Mrs. Robert
Olyphant. Mrs Robert Morris Phillips,
Mrs Sterling Postley, Mrs. T. j. Oakley
Rnnclandcr. Mrs Herbert T. Sattcrlce.
Mrs Walter L.spcnard Suydam, Mrs.
Ten Brock ". Terhune. Mrs Paul Gil
bert Thebaud Mrs Russell Evans
Tucker. Mrs Charles Y. Senf and Mrs.
Charles Seymour Whitman.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-24
Marquette Club TO Set
Record by Yule Dance
Fete Promises To BE Largest
Affair of Organization
This Season

The annual fuletide supper and
dance Of tho Marquette Club Of the
City Of New York will be held az the
Plaza next Saturday evening. Il prom
Uses 20 be the largest and most brilliant
affair the club has given this season.
The entire second floor Of the Plaza,
comprising five. bathrooms, has been
engaged for the event. A supper viii
be served at midnight. and many novel
features viii be introduced during the
evening. There will be continuous dane.
ing. the music being provided By the
University Orchestra, under direction
Of Frank Coburn.
Mr John Thomas Egan. chairman Of
the committee on arrangements, will
be assisted by Miss Ruth Leyendecker
az vice-chairman. The committee OF
one hundred includes NJ. Frank II.
Becker. Mr. T. Hillary Bouillon, Mr..
Francis J. Canavan, Mr. John VI. Con-
molly. Mr. Paul A. Cullinan, Mr. j.
Edward Davey. Mr. +, +. Fonscca jrs
Mr Edward Catler, Mr. Paul +. II.
Hesgion, Mr. Joseph J. MeArdle. Mr.
William r. McManus, Mr.. J. Louis
Meyer, Or. James Moran, Mr.. Ambrose
O'Conncll, Mr. John Jerome Reilly, Or
George r. Stuart. Mr.. Henry A. Thel-
lussou, Miss Peggy Brennan, Miss
Glare Conway. Miss Gertrude VI. Far
rell. Miss Dorothy Fickinger, Miss
kathryn Fickingcr. Mra. Herman l..
Hcide. Miss Alice A. How.ey, Miss
Katherine Howiey. Miss Kathleen
Kelly, Miss Louise Luyendeckcr Miss
Marie /. Mcbride, Miss Sallie ". Nc
Kenna. Mrs. William r. McManus, Mrs.
James Magce, Miss Marie G. Maloncy,
Miss Marion /. Maloney. Miss Char
lotte A. Manning. Mrs. James Moran.
Miss Mary r. Mulry, Mrs. Ambrose
O'Conuell, Miss Marion Schnugg. Mrs.
George r. Stuart. Miss Kathleen Tooley
and Miss Helen Van Ellis.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-24
Mozart Society to'Feed
East Side Poor Families
Christmas Dinner for Mothers
and Children Will BE at
Clinic on Thursday

The New York Mozart Society, Mrs
Noble Mcconnell president, gave rs
first concert Of the season last Tues
day in the grand ballroom Of the Hotel
Astor. Mr. John Campbell was the
soioist and was assisted by the Mozart
Society Choral under the direction Of
Mr. Richard T.. Percy.
Next Thursday .hc society VII gave
"a Christmas dinner for the mothers
and children Of the East Side as the
East Side Clinic. Mrs. Philip c.
Boerum is chairman Of the committee
and Is assisted by Mrs. samuel o..
Estabrook, hrs. William Maynard
Hacrdon, Mr. owen j. McWilliams
and Mrs. Emma r. Seaman.
Tho boxholders at the. conQrt in-
cluded Mrs Benjamin Adriancc, hrs.
Bertrand II. Billman, Mrs. Richard A.
CorIoon. Mrs Carrie Hcssion, Mrs.
owen j. McWiliams. Mrs Noble
Mcconnell, Mrs. +. Macdonald Sinclair,
Mrs Frederic &. Stevens. Mrs John
Thomas Taylor ana Mrs. Augustin V.
Wendell. Of the presidential row.
The grand tier boxhoiiers were Mrs.
K. Fred Alln. Mrs. Clarence Burns,
Mrr. Willis J. Blackwell, Mrs. Thomas
". Bentley, Mrs. Philip C. Boerum,
Mrs. Frank BcQrisch, Mrs. Lemuel ID.
Boone. Mrs. Edgar o. Challenger, hu.
Frank g. Cochran. Mrs. Royal $. Cope
land. Mrs. Alfred Crew, Mrs. Richard
Denbigh. Mrs. Henry Duukak, Miss
Hcdwic A. Dichm, Mrs Maurice Del
ches. Mrs. Samuel c. Est-brook, Mrs.
Frank g.. Edmund8. Mr Lionel Em-
din. Mrs. Louis C.. Frese. Mrs. Her
man Ganss, Mrs. Donald A. Green,
Mrs. Jennie g. Hawkins, Mrs. William
VI. Haradon, Mrs. A. Edwin Kcigwin,
Mrs. Harold L. Lanchant.n, Mrs. Fred
erick A. Mu8chcnneim. Mr. Henry
". McCandlcss, Mfs. William IL. Nc
Gee Mrs. Robert II. Mcconnell. Mrs.
Matthew J. O'Neili. Hrs. Frederick
Henry PEPPER, Mrs. Frank A. Potclcr,
Mrs. Richard T. Percy, Mrs. Lyman
d. Post. Mrs. Joseph j. Root jr. Mrs.
Lincoln S. Rogers, Mrs +. Bassford
schmalhoiz. Mrs Cary T.. simmons,
Mr. Va.dcmar Sillo, Mrs Emma F..
Seaman. Mrs. Charles Simon. Mrs
William L. Smith and Mrs. William
Sage jr.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-24
Intime Musicales Will
Open W ednesday Evening
Many Prominent Women Are
Paironesses Of Event To Be
Held M the Biltmore

The Intime Musicales will open at
the Biltmore next Wednesday evening
with the following patronesses; Mrs.
Henry Martyr Alexander. Mrs. Barrett
Andrews. Mrs. Vincent Astor, Mrs.
Robert Low Bacon, Mrs. ]. Philip Ben
kard, Mrs. Robert Woods Bliss, Mrs.
Francis carolan. Mrs. Jay CoogAn. Mrs.
Frederick s. Coolidge, Mrs. Paul d.
Cravath. Mrs. Reginald de Koven, Mrs.
William B. Dinsmore. Mrs. William p.
Dong'ns. drs. Newhold Le Roy Edgar
and Mrs. Henry Harkness Flagler.
Also, Mrs. Lyttleton Fox, Mrs.
Charles S. Cuggsnhelmer, Mrs. william
Pierson Hamilton. Mrs. John Henry
Hammond. Frs. EdwarA s. Harkness,
Mrs. F. X. Hartman. Mrs. Edward r.
Hutton, Mrs. Adrian Iselin, Mrs. Otto
II. Kahn, Mrs. Henry Fairfield Osborn,
Mrs. Monroe ID. Robinson, Mrs. william
Ambrose Taylor, Mrs. Joseph b. Thomas
and Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney.