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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-30

After spending "a day in Salem ON
business, Blair Stewart, of Portland,
an instructor at Stanford university,
returned to Portland last night.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-30


All pledges to Salem hospital
will be due Jan. 1, 1928. Radla-
tors and boiler installed Olii0
must be paid, please make your
qbeek to Salem Hospital and mail
to H. w. Meyers, P 0 box S44'
J A. Aupperley, president OF 'Hr
jefferson Mill company, was III
salem today transacting business
All pledges to Salem hospital
will be due Jan. 1, 1928. Faais
tors and boiler installed, Oilis
must be paid, please make your
check to Salem Hospital ana man
n H. w. Meyers, P 0 box S44.
Miss Eva Raines, of Mlh 0lly.
a. a business visitor in the Guy
-oday.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-30

No damage came out of an acci-
dent ON State street near the capitol
Yesterday in which an automobile
driven by Miss Carrie Hurst, 1491
south Commercial street, figured.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-30

Salem hospital pledges due,
bills for radiators and bath tubs
must be paid, please make your
check to Salem Hospital and mail
to H. w. Meyers, P o box S44,
310*
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-30

"My Wild Irish Rose" at the
Liberty tomorrow. 2lOA
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-30

At the corner of Chemeketa and
Summer streets yesterday an auto
mobile driven by H. R. Morriss, of
Newberg, collCed with a car driv-
en- by a man whose name was not
learned. There were minor damages
to each machine, but no one was in
jured.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-11
Large Brooklyn Garage
And Service BLDG. in Deals

Louis H. Kaplan sold his interest
in the garage property known as Cap
tain Franks Garage, which covers
practically the entire block bounded by
Eastern Parkway, ST. Johns Place,
Howard and Ralph avenues. 1t is a
one-story building containing about
$4,000 square feet on one floor without
posts with stores on Eastern Parkway
Il has now been acquired by Goldman
Heitler, who were formerly associ-
sted with Mr.. Kaplan in the manage
ment of this business. This transac-
ton, including the rental for fifteen
years, involves $350,000.
NJ, Kaplan, as president of the Heit-
reconstruction Company, Inc; John
lHatler, treasurer, has also sold the
sgading recently built by them known
y 229 to 243 Empire Boulevard,
Srooklyn, for a sum close to 100000.
This building was built for a service
station and contains a total of $4,000
square feet. The purchaser, a Mr..
,Rother, intends to operate this build
ing as a garage and service station.
.0Brien & Harper were the brokers.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-11
Vanderbilt Heirs Get Back
Lease Of 33d Street Plot
Will Improve Site Adjoining
Vanderbilt Hotel With Busi-
ness Building

Control has been acquired by heirs
of Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt for the
plot at 49-51A East Thirty-thrd
Street, adjoining the Vanderbilt Hotel
on Park Avenue, which they own. The
plot was recently leased by Edward
N. Dickerson to Abraham Reich for
twenty-six years at n graduating net
rental of from $23,100 to s24,100 n
year. Mr.. Reich subsequently assigned
the lease to the East Thirty third
Street Realty Corporation. The Van
derbilts are having plans prepared by
Architects Warren & Wetmore for a
six-story store and showroom build
ing, estimated to cost $150,000.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-11
Small Houses
Still Rule I'm
Flat Trading, g,
leroy. at ST. Nicholas Ave.
and 18th ST., Taken
Over by New Corpora
ton: East Side Buying

The Leroy, sevenstory apartment
,Iot 125.5x1lS.5x irregular at the
warshwest corner of st. Nicholas Ave-
=. and If3th Street, has been sold
!, ,se sophus Realty Corporation to
:. newiy.organized Dick Dock Realty
r.rnoration, having for directors
c.o,se and Francis Dicker and Max
"a Anna Doctorwitz. The house con-
,aius forty-eight suites and five stores.
uoreenthau & Blackston sold the
sr,.storv store and apartment build
~ e0xl0O.5. at 81 East Sixtieth
s.ssst ss, between Madison and Park ave-
s.ss for the City Real Estate Company
- 9scher & Son.
William Stephan sold to Margaret
"a Martin r. Byrne the four-story
I s~n.e 1s.lixs2.6 .6x irregular at 1872 st.
Nicholas Avenue.
sdalph Weiss and Aaron Weiss pur-
.sassa from the Hilman Realty Com
s.nv as4 East Ninety-sixth Street, a
s1s.story 1s, twenty family building, SEX
ma The Philip A. Payton Jr. Com
nsny Vas the broker.
Iapis J. Pooler sold to the Marler
Really Company the two fve-story
aats. 5Oxl0oi1, at SO and so East Hath
Street
The two four-story store tenements.
Al as5-237 East 121st Street, each 25x
1o0.10. have been sold by Benjamin
giegeleisen to Benjamin Lorber.
Henry Zlinkof sold to Louis S.
Davis the two four-s story houses at 142
and 144 West 118th Street, 32x10011.
The two six-story flats at 102-10S
west l42d Street, 100x99.11. have been
sold hy the Asa Holding Corporation to
the Tekane Realty Company, which has
resold the l06 and 10S to Herman Gins
berg.
Frank Paterson and Wilmore ANYWAY
sold TO the 1913 Lenox Avenue Corpora
tion the four three-story store build
ings at 45-51 Avenue B, 72x90.
Alfred Jaretzki sold to Herman H.
schiff the fve-stoTy tenement at 50
Jefferson Street, 25N1044.
Pepe & Brother sold for Anna Ca
sslo, Domenico Grieco and Antonio
Crecca the fve-story tenement with
store at 231 Sullivan Street.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-11
Trading in BROOKLYN

William Liss, Inc, exchanged for the
May Construction Company two new
one-family houses, 60x1OO, on the west
side Of East Ninth Street, about 400
feet north Of Avenue |. The BUYERS
gave in part six lots, 120xl00, on the
east side of Coney Island Avenue. 14S
feet north of Avenue P, and cash. The
May Construction Company will inn
prove the plot with six one-familv
houses. The houses we're held at
A. Mishkin sold for the Greater New
york Development Company to the
Strescon Building Company, Inc, a
plot, 3ox1oo, on the west side Of East
Tenth Street, 220 feet south of Ave.
nue. l, held for $4,000, for improve
ment with one-family house and
garage.
William P. Jones and the Burlinp
McCurdy, Inc. sold for Julia A
Aharen to Bessie M. Failing two lots
2oxloo each, on the west side of East
Twenty-second Street, 120 feet north
OF Avenue S,
New-York tribune., 1922-07-11
Real Estate News
Estate a of Lucille Becker
Brings SI97.3yf .s Au,

A total of sls7,35o was rece,vsd -
ssSehty-one White Plains lots ~
M, a'nafoheck and MARITIME avenues and
,,rse masane,l Place. sold at auction an Sat
sidaf;oy id py Joseph P. Day. 1t was a lin
tate em nra sale OF the Lucille Becker ca
Comnan,a rae.ea by the Bankers Trust
ne largest purchaser was Auc,,4
au,sen. ,s He paid $4,000 for a cosna. ns.
on on Mamaroneck Avenue ana M;tnham laeT
rlaee. E. l.. Just bought over o1eu, son nnn
Moftn ;s OF lots, his largest purchase 'I.O bs
,hg sIo'9oo for parcels on MamaronsnL
avenue. Alfonso Vile took a corner
eepposite epa the $4,000 frontage for siA-
ogv M;, az Mamaroneck Avenue and
New 'y,, ynr, Race. Thomas Simpson. a
adjoining his home on Mitchell pisas to.s
Tor $500 apiece. 'aee
New-York tribune., 1922-07-11
l all Flat to Replace
Dwellings in 58th St.
corporation 10 Erect 9-Story
building ON West Side for
Thirty-six Families

-, 'aihuei brener resold to the 1870
west Fifty-eighth Street Corporation
inc site. box122x irregular, at 11s-1s2
west Fifty-eighth Street. for reim-
p'ovement with nine-story apart
ment containing thirty-six suites Of
.nFse rooms, from plans by Schwartz
q Cross, architects. The plot which
Is situated between Sixth and Sewantt
avenues, avenue is now improved with three
1our-story private houses. Its resale
Robert Podger, who is erecting a tI,i s;mi.
tween tsr saruftn5e earS on sixtythrd Street, be-
will undertake the constsno.: ou aVenues, .a
fl1ty- eighth Street house. " ''e
Henry nns sscSnd ssS'.i,stst Street Realty Company
and Harry Turek directors nurchasaS hnsaS
from nloT op rrederick ID Johnson the vacant
pnd pro1' S. soxss ex irregular, at 21-27 Sec
ssix-sstory sl' fiat: with stores, from m plans
Dy c. Kreymborg, architect. who is estis
New-York tribune., 1922-07-11
New Jersey

n WANT little home by the side Of the
rarsi,in rsaa IN quaint little old fashioned town:
ifssatec.iy suited for year-round living: less
cop,,. r'nn one hour from New York City; splendid
Ar r''iiu'ihg n, service. with Ia acre shaded by
ro"r,o rSv oio oaks; fully decorated; handsome
biyn tiled bath, massive open fireplace;
slI5o to desirable party, $3.50 in easy pay
ars. sa' mo, mortgages to remain on property on
coun,rr mortgage ef.ge plot 100 by $50 feet; near
kafs' einos. schools. churches and mar
rirhtv ~ d rehned, exclusive neighborhood:
BeY S,ho 40 privately owned lakes Post Office
'iV'' City Hall Station. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-11

REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION
New-York tribune., 1922-07-11
SOMERvILLE

85 ACRES, dairy farm, stock and crops
14-room house. acre shade. improve
ments; mile cement road frontage. State
highway; 125 fruit trees, grapes and ber-
ries: new $4,000 truck included; reduced
price $4,000; will exchange o. j..
BROWN, Someryiile. N. j. Phone Belle
Mead SF42.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-11
mates. the cost at 100000. The re-
corded consideration for the land was
Many Homesite Seekers at
Sale of LOwerre Park Lois

Homesite seekers numbering more
than 300 attended the auction sale
conducted by Bryan l.. Kennedy. Inc.
on Saturday at Lowerre Park. Babylon.
l.. L., of 2SS lots. The property sold
fronts on the Merrick Road and Little
East Neck Road. Two large plots on
the Merrick Road were sold to Charles
L. Tappin for $6,S5O. Lots on Little
East Neck Road averaged about $500.
on Pearsall Street about $3.50. on
bulger Street about $3.50, on Lowerre
Street. about S100, and on Stow Ave
nue. about 500
New-York tribune., 1922-07-11
Building in West 10th St.
Leased for SlOO OO0

ihe Lewis L. Rosenthal COMPANY
ana s. osgood Pell & Co. leased to the
so'min Realty Corporation for twenty
years the building, 140 West Fortv-
s.N.n street, at an aggregate rental
~ sioo'ooo, from George Cohen. The
lessees plan erecting a new bni,d;nc
on the site and negotiations are nsnd 5
ing at present for leasing the store
and first floor apartments.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-11
S5OO,OOO Loan on Bu;Id;p

:, Lawrence Blake G. Jewell have
paced a loan of !$5o0,ooo on the new
Thirty-sixth Street, T5x9s.o. owned hv
the Jatison Construction Companv
This property practically adjoins the
new Arcade Building now being CON
structed running through from thirty
nth to Thirty-sixth Street, opposite
Macy's, upon which the same brokers'
nave recently placed a loan Of
New-York tribune., 1922-07-11
Harry Futtcrman to Erect
Hotel as E9Cer.~o

Harry Futterman purchased a Mot
iooxl0o at the corner Of Spray View
Avenue and Beach Thirty-third Street.
Edgcmere, L. L., for the site Of new
MOTEL. Several months ago Mr.. Futter-
man purchased the adjoining parce,
2ooxloo, making total area fronting
zoo feet on the ocean, 200 feet on Surf
avenue and 200 feet on Beach Thirty
,hird Street. The property was sold
py Edward F. Albee. The new hotel
VIII be ready next spring.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-11

E. & J. Burke Company purchased.
through Cross & Brown COMPANY a
plot 10000 square feet on Creek Street
and Mott Avenue, Long Island City, for
the erection of a large manufacturing
and distributing plant.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-11
Westchester

,,s Send for booklet SUBURBAN WEST
u.thESIER. ~ giving vital Information about
she s various towns Of Westch ester County.
ssno ENG postage four cents. Prince & Ripley.
s'1 madison ave. New York City.
'MALL aS HOUSE in Westchester County;
.ocns, bath. servants quarters; rent for
l.ss les D ol season, or buy with option. H. Full
'ei' nrlarciif Manor, New York.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-11
Building Next to Saks s. Co.'s
Proposed Home i'm Deal

The newly-formed 10 East Riftieth
street, Inc, with |. L. Kohn, J. A. Corr
ana V. Brennan as directors, purchased
from Nathaniel A. Berwin the five
story building with stores, 21.5x10O.5,
at that address, adjoining the site of
the proposed home of Saks g. Co.
The Ice Service Company boupht
from Henry H. Hughes $50 West Sew
enteenth Street, a fve-story building,
25x92.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-11

REAL ESTATE AT Auction
New-York tribune., 1922-07-11
Morristown Property Sold

Eugene V. Welsh sold for Mayor D.
+. Barkman to Edward Stevenson
property on Speedwell Avenue, near
Spring Street, Morristown, N. j., and
leased for Percy w. Crane to Oliver
thurman a residence with acreage on
Loantaka Road, Madison.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-11
- LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES

islephonss islh SPACE financial section. with
ssih b Or and stenographic service. Bar
New-York tribune., 1922-07-11

Railroad Labor Board.
Machinists
Boilermakar8
Blacksmiths
Sheet Metal Workersl
Electrical Workers } zoe. per hour.
Power House Swftch-l
board Operators
Power House Electri-s
clans
Machinist Helpers
Bolermaker Helpers
Blacksmith Helpers
Sheet Metal Workers } 47c Dor hour,
Helpers
Electrical Workers
Helpers
Car Repairers and
Inspectors. CSC. per hour.
Apply $500 A. M to 500 p. M. to Super.
intendent's Office at 1920 Street and Willis
Avenue, Bronx, N. Y.
New York, New Haven Sc Hartford
Railroad Company.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-11
In the Auction Room
BY Henry Brady

f. 18th ST, $50 and 532. s g.. six.storv
tenement and stores. 5ox1023; Domenico
Spina. agent Giro D'Amato ct al: amount
due' Sls's63.91; to the plaintiff for SIS 900.
BY Samuel Marx
Tiffany St. 1914, s. g. corner 1e5tb ST.
through to 9S59S9h Westchester av two
one-story buildings, 79xl00x irregular;
Adams Realty Co. agent. lao w 27th St
Corp. ct al; amount due, s71.S62.90; pr
mortgages. S27, 900; to the Wians Realty
Co.. for $500.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-11
Queens

FOR SALE OR TO LET
New-York tribune., 1922-07-11
Buying of Private Homes

Mary E. Duchardt sold to Louis and
Charlotte Andersen the three story
dwelling at 118 East 121st Street,
168x100.
Jessie H. Kirk sold to the Dairy
Realty Corporation the three-story
dwelling at sos West Eighty-irst
Street, 17x102.2.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-11
JUST WHAT YOU
HAVE pEL1@r N@G

r.r.E...,,,sE - u BEEN LOOKING FOE.
eontai.iuily restricted large Building Plots.
,.oo.ntis,lning ~. 10 lots (some larger and some
Sar,ns IN beautiful neig hborhood of fine
II Ms ! csag among hills and trees OF Co onia,
% ,nt.y oHy improvements and conveniences.
,colonia s es from New York minutes TO
pricss station Main Line Penna r. r.
Assist.nahd ana terms surprisingly attractive.
ColorIaa g. In building il needed Inquire
~ 2Sd . S3ulIdlng and Development Co.. 223
81 A. Y {. Phone Longacre 1923.
( Writ. us. r OF houses for sale and rent.
49,. - ' AN WlNkLE CO. Rutherford. NJ.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-11
Sale Adjoining Friars

The Farmers Loan and Trust Com
pany, as executor, sold to Hattie F.
Lancer for $38,500 the three and one
half story building at 1O4 West Forty
eighth Street, 19x58, adjoining the
Friars.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-11

NEW DoRP-Beautiful garden colony for
sale, Just completed; large rooms, bath.
sun parlor; other up to date improvements
tax exempt; strictly restricted neighborhood.
1wser SNTa and builder. phone Dongan Hills.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-11
FURNISHED HOUSES TO LET
New Jersey

New Jersey
4 ssaraann,ANDs. ". J.--House. rooms hath.
s.r s,p.,eetely furnished; July and Sentem
'>-z.'s $50 monthly. Watkins 03o2.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-11
REAL EsTATE-sALE OR RENT
Manhattan

scHooI-Large private residence, corner
unusual light; fine location and sur
'olndings: equipped with elevator. etc.
can be purchased on easy terms. or may
be leased for long term.
sLAWSON & HOBBS, 162 w. 72D ST.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-11

u ISLAND REAL ESTATE
DesirasisNG THE SOUTH SHORE
furnished Cottages,
Aain st,alh1EMzAH ROBBINS
Tel. Babylon 22
New-York tribune., 1922-07-11

cOok--Eiderly Irish Protestant; oxcoilent
plain cook: good long references. c.,
Miss Hofmayers Agency. 10 East 4Sd ST.,
Sd floor Telephone ss47 Murray HnI.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-11
Sale Of Broadway Plot

The triangular shaped lot, s4x101 Ak
irregular, at the southeast corner of
Broadway and 127th Street, has been
purchased by the Edlar Realty Cor
poration.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-11

WANTED-Young man to represent us in
Manhattan District. Must be in touch
with railroad and heavy construction Long
leaf business. Address, stating age, ex-
perience, amount of business doing now.
references, salary and bonus expected. ap-
proximate monthly expense and when can
start, P. o. Box S43, Tampa. Florida.
Steamer business speciality.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-11
Greenwich Village Garage Sold

Schoenemann & Ascher sold for SOL
omon Wertkin Horatio the garage at
l00-10S Horato Street, through to
Jane Street, to Levin & Paradis. 1t
was held at $85,o00.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-11

COOk--Irish; neat willing, economical,
excellent references. A, Miss Hofmayers 4
Agency. 10 E 43d st, Sd ioor. Telephone
S947 Murray H!ll.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-11
Connecticut

,sg.tlLDlNe ~ LOTS of one or more acres. in
ilre u,vs. beautiful part of Eastern Connec-
Hal nv s.seftsook'ng the Shetucket River; an
vice ras rpos To-, lot permanent or summer homes
ss shargs for the founsaton tic of fsstet eottaxes
- - :. =. murphy. Baltic. Conn. r. T. D. l.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-11

COUPLES and useful buffers. all highly
recommended servants. available imme-
diately. Miss Halls Bureau. IT w. 44th
st. Vanderbilt SS4o.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-11

COUPLE-Good cook, useful butler; neat.
young; competent, oblteing; good refer
ences. Wettier's Agency, 20 West sad st.
Longacre sS67.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-11
BROOKLYN
Richmond

REALTY ASSOCIATES
Builders of 600 Easy Housekeeping Homes"
l62 Remsen Street. Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1922-07-11
HUNTINGTON

HUNTINGTON-Reai home for sale: 8
rooms all improvements. about acre
land; fine shade and fruit trees: great bar
gain at SIC. 900 cash. Phone 3os Huntington
New-York tribune., 1922-07-11

FLORAL PARK

rs A NEIGHBORLY place Of genuine peo.
pie half hour by electric trains; ideal
for commuters; city conveniences; country
coInforts; real homes at $500 and Up:
A. H Goldsmith. p. O. Building. Phone z5s
Floral Park.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-11
ROCKAwAY

sarnnos. EIfour furnished bungalows,
~ ere s',. coiohy at Cedar Lake, Denviile;
ssysar,s ente6 Bargain for quick buyer.
- Hockaway. New Jersey.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-11
SUMNER HOMES FOR RENT
New York Ssate

rn, SARATOGA SPRINGS
lei: snIs houses. apartments, camps to
cations august or September; choice To-
2 soa5 az Saratoga Springs. Address
New-York tribune., 1922-07-11
RUTHERFORD

A BARGAIN AT $1,000. New e-room
model house: garage: all improvements ;
very convenient to schools and station
GOSS, 40 Hawthorne st. Telephone 331-R.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-11
Queens

APARTMENTS FoR SALE OR no j.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-11

BLOOMFIELD

TION, $1,000 cash; 6 rooms; all improve
ments; $1,000 each Fine, central location
Nothing like them since war. MARTIN
REALTY COMPANY, "A Home for Every
body" 80 Broad st. Phones 1915 and 2as6
EIGHT ROOMS, STEAM, ELECTRIC, gas.
Large lot. Convenient to trains. stores
schools etc. Excellent neighborhood A
bargain at $500 BOYD TERHUNE
Inc, 90 Washington St.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-11
TRIBUNE CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
Cooks

CooK-CapabIe. young; s7s: three years
last place; anywhere. Miss Shea's Azen<
cy. s1st. Murray Hiil 6774.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-11
HELP WANTED
instruction

NAME YOUR OWN SALARY. You can 81
you have the specialized knowledge that
business men want: that brakes teaches.
Nav we tell you more? brakes Business
Schools, Inc, New York Tribune Building.
1874 Nassau st. Telephone Beekman 2723.
Brooklyn, Bedford ave. and Fulton st.
Telephone Prospect T4S6.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-11

COOKS, cham bermaId- Mattresses laun-
dresses: Finnish girls. Agency. So East
f25th st. Harlem 5515.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-19

mont, celebrated their fittieth wedding
anniversary ut their home IN FEhmuut
They have been residents of that place
fUr 90 yrnrs. and tho entire population
bolpcd ir tho celebration. Thore were
ak children. 90 gtsndchiidron and one
Er-o,EIaulchud present
lu celebration ot tho flfty seventh we'd
dIuu nurI,rfsHf, ~ Nr. and Mrs. Edward
sands % surprise party was givrn the
relatives arrived about noon sunday laden
with everything tor q wonderful dinner
and proceeded 20 servo 70 ~. Mr nnn
Mrs Clarence sands. Nj aud Nts. ". =
-uudp, ir. Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Lauch
Mr aud Mrs. 1u,l NrWkrk Mt Rnd MIS-
Roy NcwmrH Nj. ana MIS- 70 John
siuu. Jr. Nr and Mrs Eug zoe Wo'hnutu
ana Nssrs Katie Snnds, Atvlu Sanla.
NaIdn urilrH Ivy Ihowus. teljn luuCt
Iuia LBuck, Merida Ncwkitk and Dolores
Robertson.
pr ANA Mira Louis Harness of KIM
fisher spent several days here guests 90
CO.. Eugene Watrtua home
NJ. ana Mrs p. ~, Hirds home will be-
the scene OF a merry dinner party given
by the members ~ the q e. club 20 tnrlf
husbands Assisting husi'Hss Hre
Mcslomcs Earl Howell }. r. Elder ana
n 49, cole.
NI.a Eyn Glenn Rainoy and James l.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-19

Mrs. J. r. Clark entertained the J. NJ
NJ club at her home Friday afternoon,
Mrs J. II, Cunningham being the only
guest other than the club members: At
the close Of tho afternoon Miss Elaine
Clark assisted Mrs. Clark In serving a
sweet course a
Miss Mary Martin. who has been visit
Ing her parents for the week end, left
Tuesday for Fulton, Mo. where she IS
attending William Woods college,
Miss Nan Mcleod spent the weekend
N Okemah as the guest OF Ars. c. ..
Bunk
Mrs. r. b. Allen of Pittsburg, Kan. is
the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs g. /. Hollings.
Mrs, R. NJ. Pullen and Mrs. Frances
unger were hostessees TO ladies day at
the Elks club Friday.
o'clock dinner Friday Miss Margaret
Embree. Miss Mary Sherry, Miss Olga
Wilcox and Miss Lucille Gaines.
NJ and Mrs. G. L Holl!ngswor,h Of
riage Of their daughter. Nell to Mr.
William p. Durhy in Kansas City. The
wedding occurred November at 40
o''loek. The couple will make their hume
IN Kansas City.
Mrs J. II Jarvis entertained Saturday
Hternoon honoring her sister. Mrs, r. y.
list Included Mesdames r. ]. Protho. A.
T. Buchanan. William Kerr, 4. Corhit A.
B HHolmes. W. C. Poague. NJ. J. EVERY,
= O Santee, F. Clausen, 7. Nichols. 7
S'chols. r. G Alexander, G, s. Prchett
n NJ. Whitehead, william Seymour, Car!
Moore. II T. Cash and Mrs. Garland.
MT. snd Mrs, ]. p. Davidson spent the
Week-end In Fort Smith the guest OF Mi.
ahl Mrs. Il. p, Davidson.
. Miss Florence Lindsey OF SRpuipa IS
Nhe guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. George Lindler
Mrs, r. B. Sturkle and Mrs. T. B. Fors-
ourg left Tuesday for Tulsa to be guests
o. friends for a few days.
Miss Irene Hardy, who has been visit
ne her parents for the week end. left
mGhday for Tulsa, where she is attending
Mrs. J. w Dorsey returned Tuesday
Ion MuskoGee where she attended the
FeddiHs of ner niece.
ne p. e, o. chapter entertained with
dinner at the home OF Mrs J. w, Kin.
Sa!d Monday evening compimentinR Miss
S5AFH hlngland OF McAlester and Mrs c
. Noble OF SApulpa.
ne Presbyterian Missionary society
ne Thursday afternoon at tho home Of
~ NJ NJ. Payne, sos West Gentry
ths Rebeksh circle Of the Presbyterlau n
cns'gn met with Miss Margaret Cosper
snd Miss Alice Cameron at the homa OF
miss Cameron Saturday afternoon. There
were y guests present
MIS- J. f. TompsOn was hostess to the
Eo.Ts Nous club Saturday afternoon hav-
~ rs additional guests Mrs. r.. j.
herstnE, and Mrs. Frank Graham The
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-19

Mre. Suzanne Ewing has returned
from New York, where she has spent
the past few months in the Interest
Of her suzanne shop at Firth ana
Main; also her suzanne shop OF 81
Louis.
In the Jenny mId-scason collection
presented I'm Pnris recently were
many two-piccc costumes with skirts
hanging eight inches or less from
the floor,
For charming dinner sets In china
and porcelain. beautiful glass wear
and many novelties in odd pieces,
seemingly designed to enhance the
beauty OF the Thanksgiving dinner
table. he sure to visit the Household
department at NJ. c, Hale's Hard 70
ware. l09 West First. and while
there, be sure to see those new Sure
Edge carving sets.
Gauntlet gloves are worn win
practically all costume types