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New-York tribune., 1922-12-07
Miss Rita Perine Bride OF
NJ Wilfred Charles Merritt

Miss Rita Perine, daughter o. AI'
and Mrs. Edward Ten Brock Perinel
was was married yesterday to Mr., Wilfred
Charles Merritt, Of New YORK Inc
ceremony was performed at the Chapel
Of the Intercession By the Rev. Dr.
Milo II. Gates. , L, ".
parth r. DeGraff. Of Butler, Pa, as
matron Of honor. Mr.. Robert ".
spurge was best man. The ushers
were Messrs. Louis Il. Keede' MURRAY
II. stevens, Eugene Holloway. OF New
Vnrk and Earl Hofstatter, Of Nyaek.
The ceremony was followed by re-
eeption given the bridal party at the
home Of the brides parents at fAl 81
Nicholas Avenue.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-07
PRANK IL. NEwcnmn

Stricken with apop'sxy as he was
leaving the Brooklyn Postofiee. Frank
II. Neweomb, former Assistant Post.
master Of Brooklyn, dropped dead yes
terday afternoon. He was slxtv.fve
years old. lie had been visiting John
/. Rafferty, Collector Of Internal
Revenue.
Mr.. Neweomb, who was Assistant
Foatmaster twenty years ago, con.
dueted ? hat store az 1876 Flatbush Ave
nue. which was a meeting place for
Republican politicians. was treas.
urer OF the Hanson Place NJ. +. Church
and a director Of several banks. He
lived at 96 Park Place, Brooklyn. His
wife and daughter survive him.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-07
HARRY sTAfFUKD

Police Sergeant Harry Stafford, who
was one OF the FIRST detectives OF IN,
city TO be detailed 10 the work OF
lighting the drug traffic, died yesterday
AT his home, 562 Ovington Avenue
Brooklyn. lie was attached 10 th'
Brooklyn Avenue station. In Brooklyn
and had been n sergeant FOR year ne
had been a member Of the force Ioi
twenty-five years. He is survived oy
his wife and four children.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-07

Miss Katherine +. Force, daughter Of
Mrs. william II. Force, Of ll6 East
Fifty-third street, was married yester-
day 10 Major Lorillard Spencer NJ
the home of her sister. Mrs. William
x. Dick. al 7 East Eighty-fourth Street.
Only members Of the two families at
tended.
ire ceremony was performed BY the
Rev. DR.. Walter d. knight, Of Mount
washington Church. and was followed
by a reception. The bride was given
New-York tribune., 1922-12-07
JoHN A. ROBERTSON

ROCHESTER, Dec. 6.-John A.
Robertson. superintendent oi lhe
camera works Of the Eastman koaak
Company and inventor OF the Eastman
aerial gun camera used by aviators ~
the war, died here to-day after a shoril
illness. He was hfty-si1 years ola' anu
ono Of the pioneer employees OF George
EaKtmnn.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-07

away by her godfather. Mr.. James F.
Jarvie. Her only attendant was her
sister, Mrs. Dick. Mr. Philip Lyndon
Dodge was Major Speneer's best man.
Upon their return from their wedding
trip Major and Mrs. Spencer will re-
side In this city.
Mrs. Dick was Mrs. John Jacob
Astor. Major Spencer and his first
wife, who was Miss Mary Sands, were
divorced last March. They were mar
ried in Newport In 1905.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-07
Prince Caetani on Way Here

ROME, Dec. 6.-Prinee Caetanl.
newly appointed Ambassador 20 the
United States, departed to-day for
Genon, whence he sails Saturday on
the steamship Cristoforo Colombo for
New York,
New-York tribune., 1922-12-07
dance Is Given
At Sherry's for
Miss Stanley
r,v and EnvirOns Searched
~ ior Flowers to Convert
floor Into Garden at Af-
fair Given by Mrs. Hanna
p.,eutiOn for Miss Hyde
~. Lewis C. AIbro is Host
~, =. at Musicale' Parties
sarnebutanics Announced

s,..r Hanna and Miss Natalie
hr' - -. dance at sherry's last
h'.n' ,lF Ma, Julia stanley, who is 20
rish' 80 loi 4, 70 Mr.. D. John Kohlsaat,
- nl.',,- ~ .ra Mrs. E. c. Kohlsaat. Of
..1, .,, 81 NJ ,.a ,s' ssss. st. barbara Calf, on
January Is Is, N,s't y, dance.
The I','ssTrs. ss.T,',. S1ar wei, turned into a
room y -. sOr the sssir. It was
so-., ,..,.'., s.,'sS I.,. H. ' evening that New
eie''s,,s .., 49,, ,ssld 10. supply enough
Yo'' ., .s.,r.. a',,,.' .ss call was made on
CO.. .,'.. a'.' .i,sls iSc-miIs radius Of the
hoI''" -, S.seniions were the most
',',. ~, ,..r % New York in some
tine r. At-A c,,.s
-, .1vssihemums and Southern
..Sv,f5,s we're placed among the
-, "a ire restaurant floor. The
tsnsa.,, lsg,.s vas done in Oriental decora-
,sss. rron an arch Of bamboo rods
.r-oss he ceiling japanese lanterns
I'D psrasols eight feet in diametel
~,,e sugpended. Twenty different
tipds Of flowers were used in the color
ehent.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-07
HENKr MARrrN nusHNElL

ONEc0, Conn, Dee 6.--Henry Mar
Tin Bushnell, eighty-two years old, q
descendant Of one Of the Oldest Con.
necticut families, died to-day at Can.
terbury. lie was prominent In Demo.
cratic politics and had held many Of
fees, including that Of Assomblyman.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-07
wILLIAM FRANCIs DANN

LINCOLN, Neb., Dee. 6.-Professoi
William Francis Damn, sixty-ive year
old. head Of the department Of art his
torv and criticism at the University o.
Nebraska, died here to-day OF heart
trouble
New-York tribune., 1922-12-07

Morrow, Mrs. Egsrton Parsons. Miss
Virginia Potter and Mrs. Felix War
burg.
Mrs oliver Hartman and Camp
Fire Girls, Inc, will give benefit
bridge at che Rita-Carlton this after.
noon TO raise funds for the national
work Of Camp Fire Girls. Mrs. Har.
riman ie being assisted by Mrs. r. ].
Oakley Rhinelander, Mrs. George u. y.
Leith and Mrs. Samuel F. STREET.. Csmp
Fire Girls wearing ceremonial gowns
viii usher guests 20 their tables.
a cabaret supper dance for the benc-
ne OF the Day and Night Nurserv
operated BY the Social Service Depsrt,
ment Of New York Hospital. was held
last night az the home Of Mrs. Jobn
sanford. East Seventy-second Street
The committee in charge included Mrs.
Watson Dickinson, Mrs. John Victor.
Mrs. Henry Gray, Miss Florence Ioew.
Miss Joan Whitney, Miss Evelyn Loew
ard Mrs. Sanford.
Duchess Torlonia gave luncheon
at sherry's yesterday for Princess Ros-
pigliosi.
Mrs. Leroy W. Baldwin was the
guest OF Mrs. c. Douglas Green yes
terday at a luncheon at Sherry's.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-07

Ma Albert Fillmore Hyde gave a re-
,,Dtion yesterday afternoon at her
tsms. si 67 Park Avenue. to introduce
kr dsughter, Miss Sybil Z. Hyde.
fhy we're assisted In receiving the
essiis BY Miss Carol Shaw and Miss
Van Forbes. Mrs. Hyde will give an
tlhsr reception for her daughter next
Wednesday.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-07
Society Notes

Mr.. j. Ralph Bloomer gave a lunch
con at Sherry's yesterday for DR.. and
Mrs. Preston Satterwhitc and Mrs.
Richard T. Wilson.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-07
PRANK b. RARTLETr

Frank 4. Bartlett, president of tho
Exchange National Bank Of Olean. died
here early yesterday Of eholmaeia and
uraemia.
Mr.. Bartlett was prominently known
throughout New York State banking
circles. Surviving him are his wife and
daughter, Miss Nancy Bartlett
New-York tribune., 1922-12-07

Birth, Engagement, Marriage,
Death and In Mcmoriam Notices
may Be lclephoned 10 The Tnbuns
any time up 10 midnight for IN
IeriiOn IN he next day, pGpa.
Telephone Beekmdn 1000.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-07

man, Mrs. Archer Huntington, Mrs.
R. W. Bliss and Mrs. William Orr Bar
clay.
Mrs. George n. Howard gave
luncheon yesterday at the Marguery
Tor Mrs. William ?. Douglas Others
who gave lunchcons there yesterday
we're hrs. Sydney J. Colford jr. Mrs.
Diddlc Duke and Mrs. c. Oliver lselin.
Mrs. Turnbull Oelrichs gave a
luncheon yesterday at the Ritz Carlton
for Mrs. James Deering. Mrs Carroll
l.. Wainwright also was n luncheon
hostess there.
Mrs. Preston Davie has arrived in
the city from Tuxedo and IL at the
Ritz Carlton. Other recent arrivals At
the Ritz include Mr.. and Mrs. Rowland
Hazard. Of Hewlett. L. l.. and Mrs.
George s. Graham and Mrs. Graham
Williams, Of lslip.
Mrt. Richard c. Colt will give a din
ner tomorrow night before the First
Junior Assembly dance.
Mrs. Jonathan Bulkley and Mrs.
Frederic W. Lincoln will give a din
ner at the Ritz Saturday night before
the MidYear Dance.
The annual Christmas sale for the
benefit Of the Art Workers Club for
Women will be held at the clubhouse,
z24 West Fifty-eighth Street, to-day
and tomorrow The members Of the
committee include Miss Constance Cur
tis. president Of the club; Miss Georgi-
ana Rowland, Mrs. Theron Strong. Mrs.
Francis Rogers, Mrs. Ralph Johnson.
Mrs. Philippe Won Hemert and Mrs. c.
c. Lawrence.
Prince and Princess A. Bibeseo, who
have been at the Ambassador since
their return from Europe, departed
yesterday for Washington.
The annual dance for the Junior
League Of the Catholic Center for the
Blind will be held Friday at the st.
Regis. One OF the hostesses will be
Miss Margaret Hennessy, whose guests
will include Miss Katherine Kelley, Mr..
Cyril Butler and Mr. Carlos Ryan.
Mrs. James FitzRibbons will have as
her guests Mr.. and Mrs. Chandler
Bates, MIR. and Mrs. Samuel Disbrow,
Miss Carrie Reick, Miss Geraldine Hall,
Mr.. John Fitzgibbons and Mr.. Lucius
Humphreys.
Another pnrty is 70 be given by Miss
Margaret Kelly, who will have Miss
Molly Kelly. Mr Carlton Stanley, Miss
Dorothy Kane, Mr.. Robert Mclaughlin
and Mr.. John Mclaughlin. Mrs. Jacob
L. Phillips will entertain Miss Marie
Osterholt Miss Marie Buckley and Mr..
nom Kersey. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
STANLEY will be guests az a dinner 10
be given by Miss Ann O'Gorman.
Miss Ethel King Norton, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Stefington Sanxay Nor
ton. Of this city and Jericho, l.. l., will
be introduced 10 society this winter.
Miss Norton was graduated from
Rrearley School, and is now studying
at the Art School Of Applied Design.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-07

Miss Lucille Baldwin gave a lunch
con at Pierre's yesterday for Mrs
Amory S. Carhart, Miss Annette Til
ford and Miss Rosalie Pilot.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-07

Ms Lewis Colt Albro gave a musi-
esl, At her home, $50 East Seventy
fscond Street, yesterday afternoon.
Among her guests we're Mrs George
Gordon Battle, Mrs. Donn Barber, Mrs.
A. J. Drexel Biddlc jr.. Mrs. Ernest
Tshhsstoek, Mrs. John Randolph Page,
Mrs. Edward Mellon, Miss Alice De Le-
nar Mrs d. Emerson McVickar and
Ns George +. Brewster.
Nr Frank Muneey will give a re-
espsion and dance 10 Miss Betty Ham
mn. dtbutante daughter Of Mrs. Caleb
wild Hammill, and 70 Miss Cornelia
Llylhgttoh, debutante daughter OF Mr..
and Mr. Goodhue Livingston, on the
night Of January /, In the ballroom Of
,he RitE.Carlton. The invitations will
he tent ous 10 the young friends Of
the two debutantes and 10 the i'm
meiiate friends Of Mr. and Mrs. Liv-
,nuton end Mrs. Hammill.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-07

Mrs. James A. McCrea gave a lunch
con at Pierre's yesterday for Mrs. j.
Lorimer Worden and Miss Susan Fish
Dresser.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-07

Mrs. William V. B. Kip, Of Cedar
hurst. will give a tea at the Plaza on
december 81 for her daughter. Miss
Cornelia Kip.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-07
pIde.a.Wee penent ro.dnr

Bide-a-wee Benefit To-day
Among those who subscribed for
boxes at the Greenwich Village Thea
ter for the Bide-G-Wee benefit this
afternoon are Mrs Hugh d. Auchin-
Gloss, Mrs. August Belmont. Mrs.
George l.. Carnegie, Mrs. Snowden
fahnest0ck. Mrs. Felix Warburg, Mrs.
Bourke Cochran. Mrs. Joseph Harri-
man, Mrs. Archer Huntington, Mrs.
r. W. Bliss and Mrs. William Orr Bar
clay.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-07
plnnsr for Mlrs Robb


Nm. Ns.Alniel Thayer Robb will
give dinner for her debutante dsugh-
ier, Mss Corntlis V. r. Robb, to-mor-
row night and afterward take her
snfsiI % the frst Of the Junior As
senbly dances.
I'm Robb viii give a large dance
q lhe Colony Club on December 23 for
fr dtughter Dinners will be given
bfsr Il By Mrs. Stephen II. p. Pell
f'f Miss Marie Brooke, by Mrs. Rufus
L Paterson for Miss Cornelis Liv-
1rlch and BY Mrs. Dom Barber for
Hht Leuse Barber.
Miss Edythe MeCoon, chairman Of
ne junior Auxiliary Of the Manhat-
iahYllls Nursery Association, gave a
,n q. hsr home, 100 East Seventieth
Street, yesterday for the members Of
The committee working on the benefit
psrisrmsnee 70 be held at the Moscow
An Tktaler, January 9. The Junior
AuKilisry has pledged $4,000 toward
he support Of the model nursery that
iAs association maintains at 81 Old
Broadway.
among NOSE present ~ WV tta wy,
Mss Margaret Hennessy, Miss Isabel
NtMillin. Miss Frances McCoon, Miss
Lisa Todd. aiss Catherine Schilleger'
Nlss Glory Thomas, Miss Josephine De
Nlding, Miss Dorothy Brown, Miss
Olivia Thompson, Miss Virginia De
Haven, Miss Catherine 0kie, Miss Ma
ialie Hanna, Mrs. william Fleitman,
Mrs. Hudson Budd, Miss Julia Shanley,
Mss Dorothy Battle, Miss Helen La
Petra, Mrs. A. J.. Foss, Miss Grace
Hsndrlek, Miss Ruth Engliss. Mrs'
Gustav Erbe, Miss Marie La Marehe'
Mss Helen Johnson. Miss Edith Hol-
den, Miss Dorothy Achelis, Miss katn-
crime Boston, Miss Genevieve Cawthra'
Miss EliIabeth Cawthra, Miss Louise
Trippe, Miss Dorothy Schif. MISS
Elaine Seherer, Miss Marie Thayer'
Miss Esther Mari, Mrs. Bennett Marr.
Mss Marjorie Hughes, Miss Margaret
Power, Miss Constance Banks. MISS
Betty Jackson. Mrs. N. Dorland Doyle,
Miss Mary Field. Miss Marguerite
Doubleday and Miss Molly Cogswell
New-York tribune., 1922-12-07

The Duke and Duchess de Talleyrand
gave a small dinner az the Plaza last
night for Mrs. Finley Shepard.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-07

Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Cotton, Of Bos-
ton, and Mrs. J. N. Camden. OF YER
sailles, KY, are at the Lorraine.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-07

Mrs. Morris Rutherfurd has arrived
in the city from Warwick, n. T., and is
at the Vanderbilt.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-07

Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Phipps have
arrived In the city from Westoury'
L. l., and are at the ST. Regis. MT
and Mrs. Charles Bradley are at the
81. Regis from Convent, n. j.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-07

Mr.. W. Cameron Forbes. Of Boston,
Is at the Belmont. Mr.. and Mrs. Bay
ard Warren, also Of Boston, are at the
Belmont.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-07

Mrs. George II. Howard gave
luncheon yesterday at the Marguery
FOR Mrs. William ?. Douglas. Others
who gave luncheons there yesterday
we're Irs Sydney j Colford jr Mrs.
piddlc Duke and Mrs. c. Oliver lselin.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-07
INTTRMAN

Tho General Society % Mechanics ana
Tradesmen of the city of New YORK
Erecutiye Onlcss 20 West ffth b.
Brothers. s0rF0Wful announcement u
made Of the death Of Brother =. A. o.
Tnterman, on December eth, 1872, tof
twenty-nine years a member of the
society. serving faithfully on the Pension
Committee oontinuously from 1873 %
1914
New-York tribune., 1922-12-07

Duchess Torlonia gave a luncheon
at sherry's yesterday for Princess Ros-
pigliosi.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-07

Miss Ethel King Norton, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Stefington Sanxay Nor
ton, Of this city and Jericho, l.. l., will
be introduced 20 society this winter
Miss Norton was graduated from
presrlev School, and is now studying
M the Art School Of Applied Design.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-07

Mrs. Turnbull Oelrichs gave a
luncheon yesterday at the Ritz-Carlton
for Mrs. James Deering. Mrs Carroll
L. Wainwright also was a luncheon
hostess there.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-07

Mrs. Preston Davie has arrived in
the city from Tuxedo and is at the
Ritz-Carlton. Other recent arrivals at
the Ritz include Mr.. and Mrs. Rowland
Hazard. Of Hewlett. L. l.. and Mrs.
George s. Graham and Mrs. Graham
Williams, Of lslip.
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A woman who carefully eateHaAfa'
her health bsnefita her disposition
she wlli BE- happy aue attractive a.
all. The world unfortunately = filled
with sweet women who are saaafps
beranse their are held back from use :
fniness by troub.ss 80 eonasoa an'ens
them. Fretfulneas and nsrsoasasse
rapidly destroy good dispositions
HieklY, ali-~0rn -out H0men eanhos
make happy homes.
Lydia y Pinkham's Vegetable cons-
pound Is q safeguard Of women :
health. This ID clearly proven ~ the
many letters We are continually pub
fishing In this paper, from xotnen Who
have been restored 10 health ana
happiness by is use after years a
suffering Why don't ,oa Try ~
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~AisA win meet svsrv $50 weeks -
p'Ay nYs hua1feA rAe msmbsra
sre Nr Ana vft Ck4s swAatan. Ar
ah3 Nj Harm NAione Nr saa Aft
Dave Campbell NJ Ant Nr " q
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sed Nrs y " Trapneii Nits VIA
nsyis ana NJ Mllsan
illeh faNofs last nl8hi weni o. Mrs.
Hickman anA NJ Miscn secona
hish 20 Mrs Avanson ana NJ
campbell
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Mrs Alieu Jones % ihia city aud
az q " Cfay a. liuey. rcnrSss
Nania we're united In marriage.
January 81 MIS- GRAY has hved IN
and near Cnfhfie f0f many years
and b one of goaan countys success
"a fhool teseaefs Mr Cray comes
70 our city q STRANGER AMI Ve wei
come him oar congratulations for
their success aud hsppiness go ~ith
theu a friend
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ana dsterminatlon a. rei AZ saAfA
tIan ane lhe necessary preparation
ta eater college
sae ial guests usrc Mrs. A y
ncssims u hamond AIRS Flora
Sellars of Csuhaee. No Miss Anna
steer of Atehinson. kansat. Mfs J.
N rfatsa. recently ~ oklahoma
,it Mrs J. & OAosrr Nr q J
STARK ana Mrs f'ldr,ih
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Another city school prineipat ~
ported The conditions among chsld
Fsn Of families that made I, neee..a >,
70 use some drastic measures
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= phys'eian reported a case az /.
.'"an badly burned and a necessity
:" furnishing DRESSINGS ana med,el,s
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= ooiofed gin reported easurtav
nsf heed of medical attsstlo. 4
doctor was called.
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ssnllai part OF tne structure Of svsry
ilylnE animal The ahssnes of such
mussies Ia Conversational pictures Of
anbels. euplls aud other sladsa
supernatural hsinxa "a aa laoonxrassy
that. 20 this asy. Il apparently not
realized hy artists
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. SOCIETY

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Mfe Green a complete list of the
members Of your oluh before ina,
Zine.
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roned fof this week
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Mrs W N Moco, viii entertain
The rloyey a., ,s,.,. -,
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a small tui enthusiastic meeting
70 ihe Nhahespcar~ club was he'd
yesterday 3. t1e Library when the
program consisted q report of The
G itic. Mfs Fegan. questions on Acts
and and = very interesting sum.
msry of The play BY Mr. Green
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Mrs Matte Glsh vas hon ess T.
the D q y eass5 ai an al day meet
lnr Yesterday Lunch was served ~
one O'clock Tho long table had a.
fs eent ~ decoration cgclsmeu
while a. each place vas dainty
o. ssge. tied wlth ribbon and
bunch q for get me nois which
contained = pretty brcatfas, cap for
each guest
Nft + rage made q TAX 70 tho
outgo.ng president. Mr. olss il
which she toi9 how the club had
always enjoyed having her a. bead
% taeir eisb and she had made the
club year mosi interesting
IN two vesfs Mrs Ray wicts will
entertain the club.
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erdee lUncssen Ciul

hfftNf ee"tN"H Nfe@
4 ffoap - additional guests con.
nosei ~ Nfs John Adams Ms
i.oHls b. rrousen and Nfs " u
lioasrn added interest 30 the meet
inr of iho ruesaa, hrdr, ruib at
ihe home n Nr Ceofrc Mage
Yesie day rolluelur tho luncheoa
suepon bridge vat played Guest
favor vas received uy- Mr. Adams
,iah fasors hy Nr- Sandidrp ana
Nr tan Fairfield On Two uoels
Nra a ! Garner uN cnierala the
Club
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You can save moaey on hsaseheld
supplies a. I.uiz's White Sale.
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aH &C. contradiction that arises
ffon iaasi lreace. sulsarf, 81
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celeers'e Founders Day
Fhe iiiis Third anniversary ~ the
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VIA aeaaiiu.ig appointed uneh-
'on F'fen hf irs , a Dese'ms and
Nfs n g Nahafiey % the home ~
'he farasr yesie0iay The b q
colo :. se'ioH and sh|ie. vere carried
'ai = tie menu and decorations
h@.h tat.e had o. 80 ,eniefp'ece a
fsae = ssilo~ aud white carnations
fhe gfpfrsm ihhi rolio~ed the
'aAf he9n Included q reading The
|H'i'ff ~ Ed~ard Quest given hy
Afs ef&mfn -as a. encore bile IN
Lff's.stafe Ms Chico Ease
most Nf.d Description q SiaEarA
Pals. A -oet Niose Dat Eye vas
Eifes ey Mr. 4 A Wet and Nrl
Marley Smith
Several tabs On other chapters
~efe gwen oae from Charter a =
cAFieaee. No - Nrs F.0ra seiiais
eha1fer a g. Oklahoma City ~
Mrs crafent. chsyerJ. Aichinson.
AAnsas - Niss Am speer Toasis
% 2 = . 8 ir-ents snd hosiesses
hoii call ~as answered hy carrefi
tFen.s Ars Mrs Chester Damon
VS. Initiated into The club.
Nh Naha'fey gave . brief hlaiory
q the oTT4nlIaiion o. the order in
Aonsf Pleasant Iowa. On January =.
1853 wien seven sigdsufs ~ gae
v'esisysa college bsuded themselves
rogefhfr Tor ruissl benefit arr
p.easafe y these seven aid-tn =.
taree are Twins. Tho groEfh ~ one
chapter ~ 20 ne present i See
chapters With membenhips u
tHeniy -fonT THOUSAND whlfh include
- states and British Columbia
The one hig phiianthropic sorx of
ne orFanizai'os b o. edseai.onai
io1n '1nd. which vas starred IN 1891
~iih is@sts. the amount iefi over
from iAe r D. o day celeb alton
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-25

ron SALE -oir papers q, ths leader
Office.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-25

The ssx Hunased club ana q frx
friends wefe iefisined By Mrs
Frank Kelly Tuesday afternoon The
fea pre u he afternoon vas fancy
work followed by dainty refresh.
menis Additional quests wsre Mrs
bcofi Martin of Arkansas CITY. Mr.
" , Barns. Mrs. v " Decker. Niss
Cepefieee Sheridan and Miss Martha
i@nzi Mr. y ~ stsnuela vii
fnierisln TIE elub in fso weeks
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-25

Nettr1intfsr Class % Presbyterian
SUNDAY school Enfertslnsd
The westminafer class of the Flrst
Presbyterian Sunday School we-e
enteriainea last evening b. mrs
Juiia Ksssler and Mrs.. Lizzle McSesL
Contests. tsiks On the befternent
~ the class and ehurth. and refresh
meats featured the evening Despite
he cold weather, a-lsfKe number at
tendet ana enjoyed . mosi deilgh,fai
evenir~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-25

Tho ,ly Federation uill have q
called meeting lhe first Saturday Ia
Febmab The presidents 81 an The
clubs q The federation please send
N'N Green a couplese list of the
members Of your oluh before tha,
iimc
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-25

Miss Blanche Bennett uill be- hoe,
ess 70 the Tau II aa club wednss
tay evening st oflsea at her
home