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SAVANNAH. GA. March 6.-TurpcntIne
itni. s'n: aaies. l.: -ecnlp:s. {: shipments
y; siock $50 Rosln hr:n; sales. 3'l: 70.
quote: H. II J.. 40: 20. II ;'ioTi.iS:
i ti5; i. 40: NJ. sos: y. 5.iS: VIC. 5s5:
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FINANCIAL

LONDON. May C.--!sar silver s2s.l per
ounce. money q. psE cent. Discount rates
snort bills. SIX per cent: ;h-cc months bills
-. al ole per cent.
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i'koDl,L MAKAEla.

80: fnl! shoin TcSa. yrarl!ngs ana ;wos
80. 'n' iit et'ss. 80: nncl,rng LAMBS
strong 10 &c higher: top. if5
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will offer for sale by auction on
WEDNESDAY. MARCH %. 1922,
at 1880 O'Clock q. NJ,
my valuable property. known as Wood
Grove Mills, lying on Little River.
about 3 miles from boswell and u
mile from Washington Highway, con-
sisting of Grstmill and Sawmill
Cloth In good shape and running
every day). good water power. and
Farm of 80 acres GO acres cleared
balance In good oak timbcr). having
Dwelling with S rooms, Miller's
House, rooms: about 100 Frui,
Trees. assorted kinds; 300 bushels OF
Corn: lot Of Feed. Mules. Wagons.
Harness. Farm Implements. 3 good
Cows.
TERMS: Personal Property = For
sums OF SEQ and under. cash: over
$40. credit OF months. with in
!erest. and notes with good security.
Reat Es:atc---Iibcral terms. and made
known on day OF sale.
W. r. LOVING.
owner.
Il. l.. McGEOEtiE.
in
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TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
IDI,S E,IIOI AMI pnncnN-

Dc.N AL ot flCE. fCSOllMENT, ETC.
dated November 10th. 1921, recorded
in clerks Office OF Chanctry Court
OF Richmond, Va, in Depd Book Pod,
page. 1872. default having been made
in the payment OF the debt secured
thereby, and having been required BY
the undersigned trustee therein so
to do. we VIII sell, on
FRIDAY. MARCH 10TH. 1922.
Commencing at 1890 A. NJ,
at Our Salesroom,
Broad ST., Between Sixth and Seventh.
3-plecc Ovcrstuffed Chesterfield Suit
and Table. 9xl2 Administer DrugEet
Mahogany Library Table, Mahogany
Morris Chair. 7-piece Walnut Cham
Der Suit. Box Springs and Mattress
sNl2 DruEGct. apiece ivory Chamber
Suit. Springs and Mattress, 10-piece
american Walnut Dining Suit, 9xI2
Gas Range. Alaska Refrigerator. etc.
The same day. at 8 p. NJ. we will
soil at the Mechanics Saving Bank
Building. Third and Clay Streets
Uhird foor), an un-to-date Dental
Ennipment-Peerles Dental Chair
Mahogany Dental Cabinet. Iron Safe.
Roll-Top. Desk and Chair, Cluster
Light. Electric Fans, Dental Engine,
Laboratory. Lathe. Reception Suit,
Drugget, Hat Rack. .etc.
Sale positive. TERMS: Cash.
JOHN II. MABARY,
Trustee.
VIRGINIA AUCTION COMPANY.
Auctloueors.
GEo.sY. OLIVER,
49, II IL 3 IS ~ - Salesman. 81
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iUGIIONo-LELALo
Legal Notices,

Annual meeting OF stockho!drEs OF kIcn-
mond Fred-ric.sourS and Potomac and
R!chinchd aad Petersburg RAILROAD Con-
neciIon Company vii! he held at Sol East
Main street. ticnInond. Virginia. March
20. 1879, 10 4. 81.
FRANK W. DUKE,
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NOTICE IL hereby given 10 the stocK.
holders o: the Virginia IntrrraIiSur,
Land Loan and Trust Co, Iha: Ia.
election OF directors no, havlE. been
he!i On the day I"signated ia the ~
laws. and Inc directors not having with
In one month thereafter called a spe.
c!a! election. meeting OF the stock
holders OF si!G company Tor the p,irpos.
OF e!eciins directors thereof viii De- held
at the Ho;c! Murphy. ia the city Of
Richmond, Va, on March q. 1922 ut IL
~. NJ. Edward Lewis. Stockhc!der Of
haid company
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rustee's Auction
Sale
Nos. 7 &9West
Bacon Street

In execution OF n deed ne ,ru,,
dated February 81, 1918, and re-.
corded in the Richmond Chancerv
G GeHrt N ba Deea Book 2asA mage $50
ment of the debt therein secn pasdL
ana Deing required by the beneficiary
SO TO DO. l shall self by public ai,c
ion. upon the promises. on
THURSDAY. MARCH 9TH. 1922
at O'Clock p. NJ.
the. property described in sa;d doc,
a. ana NV numbered s, as above, consisting
fronting 80 feet 8 inches or ,Se
southern limo Of Bacon Stroet. hne
tween ST. James and st. John Streets.
TERMS: Cash.
A. J. CHEWING. JR.,
----------- Trustee.
THESE advertisers are All eager "a a,rv.
a. You Whenever you coll on thnrn -,
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CURB -...ltkr-,
:. bid and nSlSr,i
STEAMSHIPS.
Hs7yZE;:YsY
ZxZz7zszszy

Drafts and Foreign Money Orders
Fer sailinrs and Full Information apply
COMPANY'S OFFICES
~ ifth ST.. y. W.. Warrington
or (. iu.v saD r. Main 81 H;cirn,ond
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WHEN placing o Dispatch CLASSIFIED Ad.
ash ABOUT our three and aeyen-ti
rates; they arc attractive.
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CHAPLIN & CLARK
Real Estate AuciiOnecrs
II North Eleventh
Richmond, Va.
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GEORGE T. PEERS.
RALPH K. CLARKE,
- ~ .Dt-t-

UNIVERSAL. LEAF TOBACCO CO. INC
a dividend OF 3ec for the quarter on IN.
common stock OF the Universal Leaf 10
bAcco Company. Inc. has been declared
payable AaF!! ]. 1872. to the common stock-
holders OF record at the close q. business
March e.. 1872.
c. NJ. DozIER. Secretary.
UNIVERSAL. LEAF TOBACCO CO. INC
The regular quarterly dividend OF 2CS
on the preferred stock Of Universal Lea.
Tobacco Company. Inc. has been declared.
payable April /, 1922. to preferred s.oca.
holders OF record at the close OF bushes.
March %. Jae,.
G. NJ. DOZIER. Secr..,rv
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
BUSINESS
PROPERTY
'IFTH STREET. JUST OFF BROAD.
Rented $50. so Per Month.
\ Bargain at $1,000.
SlITTDN A. co.

10 7 " q. -
PUBLIC SALE.
FARM. GRlSTMII.L. SAWMlLI.,
MULES. CORN. FEED. ETC,
NEAR BOSWELL,
HANOVER COUNTY, VA.
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REX 0. JONES CO., INC.

LIST your property for an!e O. rsnt with
Meyer Ealnnn. Renl Estate. 300 Mutual
buil'.inS Madison 1898
WASTED for cash customer. or s-tonm
home. south ot Main. Sec Mcdaniel
k, with u. :. IiuiEns q Co.
FOR rezu.tr. Est your property with o. c,
Taylor, IL North Sin,h street.
FOR RESULTS list your fsrnu and city
property with Pollard L Bagby Rich
ilomd. Va.
ENECtToI. must invest funds IN homes
and Tents! property IN Richmond at
once. Answer quick. giving particulars
and price boa \ t27. care Ths Dis.
patch.
FOR RESULTS, see l.. {. Rowiett Realty
Corr, Real tStaic Hulidinx.
FOX beat iesul,-, ia, your property with
Us Garrett S &C. III: Eas, Main ~.
! FOR RESULTS, zee l.. <. Hewlett Realty
Corr. Real Estate Buld!ns.
!oR RESULTS
IN REAL ESTATE,
List your house or lot with
". f. PURCELL. JR.. CO.. INC.
ioi North Eighth street.
Will. exchange good S-pAsse6ser auto
mobile 10! wc!i-iOcated city lot; advise
iocaiion. ile. care The Dispatch.
AUG1IONo-LELALo
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NOTICE Is hureby given that the part
nership lately Bubsisting between George
y. Peers and Ralph r. Clarke Carrying
OH business under the hrm name OF {. &
J.. Auto Accessories Company. q, no. 2l0
North Robinson Street. Richmond Vir.
gnia. on the 10th day OF February, 1922
was dissolved by mutual consent, and a
partnership formed between Ralph e. and
j.. c. Clarke. who will continue to trade
Z s c. & +. Auto Accessories Company, at
30 North Robinson Street, Richmond
Va.
GEORGE T. PEERS.
RALPH K. CLARKE,
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dance was given by little Miss sara
| Lou Semon. The presiding hostessos
were the Misses Marcelletts Grant.
Nell Wood, Jean Alexander, Isorene
FArrow, Tee Kay. Opal Query and
kthryne Donohoo.
Mrs. Faun Freeborn was hostess
informally at tea in her home, one
afternoon during tho week in honor
OF Mrs. Henry Goff OF Grand Rapids.
Mich, tho relative and visitor OF
Mrs, Henry Neumhn and Mrs. John
Henry Hoffecker of Smyrna, Del. a
visitor and also relative in tho Free
born home.
Miss Adelaide COnson gave a /
o'clock luncheon and line party fol-
owing on saturday In honor OF Miss
Anna Bissett who Is at home from
college at Washington, d. c., for the
yuletide. Others included In tho
pleasures were Misses Alberta
Baber. Frances Quirk. Kathryn
Courtney and, Marjorie Parker.
~----------
Mrs. Patti Adams Shriner enter.
thined members OF the senior end
junior Moszkowsky club at theator
party at the Orpheum on Wednes-
day and Thursday afternoons, lunch-
con being served sfterward Mt the
Hunt tea rooms.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. j. Walsh ana
daughter, Margaret Catherine, of
Ninth and Boulder, who have spont
the Christmas holidays in st. Louis
at the family reunion hcid by mrs.
Walsh's relatives, momhers OF tho
$. +. Pershall family, have returned
home. The walsh home will be re-
opened New Years day with "A din
ner In the evening the decorations
and suggestions ITO be In keeping
with the season.
" Mr., and Mrs. Elmer w. Jacob
gave their son Elmer n surprise
dancing party on Friday evening
honoring his fourteenth birthday
anniversary Thirty young people
enjoyed the very attractive event,
Christmas decorations prevailed ana
ices were frozen In the form Of Santa
Claus and caacs were miniature
snowballs. Mrs. w. q. Brown and
Mrs. Edith Zimmerman assisted the
hosts.
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The reception is in charge of tn,
program committee, tho personne
being Mesdames harriet NJ. Wardell
L. l.. Hutchison, William r. Stone
Harry w. Gregg, Louis Cohen ant
d. G. Kebrer.
Members OF the Alpha Pi Omega
fraternity will give a New Years
dance at Hotel Tulsa on tho eve.
ming OF January 2.
Misses Edna and Estolle Smith
have extended invitations to a dane
ing party at their home, 1924 North
Main street, on New Years evening.
The Tulsa Town club announces
the following program TO be pre-
sented at its musicale tea on New
Years afternoon ia the parlors of
the Young Women's Christian as
ISOLATION: The Mother" (Mac
Sadyen). Little Pickaninny Kid"
tGulon), Sylvia Latz; wings OF
Night (Winter Watts, Content
ment' (Coryeh, Rachael Watson
Shaffer; Ave Maria" (Bach-
Gounod), Spanish Serenade" (Pop-
PERI, Mrs. Glenn Craig Tobias: "Oht
w dhS -Nol eL FROM out Iny
Dream" (Aria from "Jocelyn'). "On
the Road to Mandalay" (SpeaksD, g.,
Roy Harrison; Myself and I'
DAVIS, Mrs. Arthur Black; THE
Great Awakening" (Kramer), "IfI
We're a Rosef (Bohaunon), Col
rinne Baker Mrs. David AaronsonI
Mrs. James Getgood, Mrs. Waiter IL
Cain, accompanies The club has
invited the following representatives.
OF other business wouen's orgauiza- !
tions To- serve as assistant hostesses: i
Mesdames Sina Jones Wood. II. W.
Peckenpaugh W. d, Godfrey. LeDaI
Spawr, Joe Mckee, Misses Mary
Cash, Jean Holmes, Chloe Miller,
Mabel Ben and Celestia Harriug-I
ton. Prominent public spirited
women Of the city are patronossesI
for this affair, they being Mesdamesl
Robert Fox Macarthur, Preston CI
West, William y. sill. Richard Lloyd
Jones, Ira J.. Reeves. Charles WI
Kerr, l., r. Abbott, GeorEe VI. Ran-l
som Lee Clinton and W. Albert
Cook. All business women of thCI
city and their friends are invited tol
can between 3 and 6.
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Parties

Mrs 10y Wilson was hostess at
two bridge luncheons the past week,
having companies OF mayrons and
girls with her on Thursday and Fri
day afternoons, Crimson roses and
pAinsettias adorned tho tables and
Christmas tapers burned Guests
for both days were Meseames Har-
ley r, Price Robert LeBus. Roy
Dunlap, clara McJunkin Conway.
Joseph Grant Clark. Albert Twist.
Clifton r. Walker, j. ". Ground.
Miami, okla. 4. B. Bynum. Edward
q. Harvey Thomas u. Trickey, Louis
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arant Aubrey Thomas. II. p. Adams,
Roy Tucker. John r.. Hllditch. Clar.
once a. Mckay. John II. owen
Thomas A. Robinson. Herbert A
Woodard, Merlo V. Cadman, J. w
| Henry, Joseph Parker. q. l.. Rat.
| err, Harley Hughes, Missoa AmeI,a
| Broach, Rhea Walker, Josephin,
| Walker, Rosallnd Hollow, Bianch
| Creekmore, Almeda Bell, Catherine
| Hin, .iargaret Hin. The host eS,
/ was assisted by her eister, Miss Ruth
Moore OF sapulpa.
The girip OF the Omega Nh club
entertained about forty OF the
Younger sot at breakfast, December
! 80. at Hotel Tulsa. The table was
lovely with yuletide suggestion, the
centerpiece being OF tinted pine
cones and evergreens,f in the center
! OF which stood tall burning taper.
Other decorations In colors of red
aud green expressed the idea OF tho
ChrlstmaAtide, Clever place cards
adorned the table and each guest
was presented with dainty favor
rorsage,
Members OF the club are: Yeneta
Rennie, Walden Tuck. Dorothy Kn-
nan Kathryn Dawson, Inez Wood,
'FNi ''t'h AhtbtAf JUHeDElnR wynn,
virginia Campbell. Helen Day. Dor
othy Hoey, Mabel Cureton and Eliz-
aboth Brewer.
Guests Were Misses Louise IIoey.
Lucille John, Katherine Ross, Eltnor
Gruob, Mildred Rogers. Josephine
simmons, Frances Montgomery,
Winlfrod West, Fayne Wilherup,
Marion Forester, Bess Stone Mar
tina Mckinney, Emma Chenault, HRr-
lictt Aspln, Edith Smith. Gertrude
OHM, Lolita Murdock. Margaret
Campbell. Irene Kemp. Virginia
fartlowe, Julia Catron, Adele Aaron
son, Mae Mcdonald. Barbara Os-
borne, Nell wood and Mollle Bals or.
The weeks gay affairs were par
ticplarlv frightened by the very un-
usual Christmas party given by mem-
ltcr9 of the LafalOtte club. NJ the
Country club. This annual Christmas
affair was In the nature OF a Green
Wich village Varulval and 1JO guests
participated The club represented
n Greenwich village studio called
The Purple Jester" The drawing
room OF the club was fitted as an
artists studio with easels, draperies |
coueltes. pillows and incense burning
all Of which created a very Buhenui- !
an air. Purple and lavender, the |
clubs cOlors were hung IN streAmers
IN all doorways. The dining room was
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Mrs. j. B, Peacock on Tuesday eve
n4ng the event being in honor of the
husbands of members. The home
was adorned with Christmas wreaths
and flowers. = Games and music
were pleasant entertainment. Mem
bers OF the club presented Mrs. Pea
cock who IS an officer OF the club
with handsome silver flower
basket.
Mr.. and Mrs. Winfield Scott UP
celebrated their fittieth wedding an
niversary on Christmas day in their
nome with-a family reunion and din
Ing. The hTmo was bedecked in the
Christmas Coiors and intermingled
We're golden flowers and symbols of
the golden wedding. With the hosts
were their sons, Mr.. Ora T.. Upp
and family Mr., /. J. Upp and fam
lly their daughters, Mrs Thomas
jackson and family and Mrs. J.
sherman OF Lexington, Okla, and
members of the family.
Mr.. and Mrs ". Tate Brady's
colonial home was opened to quite
"a company on Tuesday evening with
a family reunion and dining and aft
crwards a Christmas tree. Twenty
We're seated about the Handsomely
~ idHStu tIpit luhl GlOW"h with
Christmas colOTs in flowers and
tapers Seated here with the hosts
were members of their family, Mr..
and Mrs. Loyce 3. Myers and chill
dren of Ardmore, Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene Adkins and young son of
Muskogee, Mr.. Henry Brady, Mr..
Davis Brady who is at home from
the University OF Virginia for tho
holidays. Mrs. Davis and children,
Mrs. j. NJ. Boiling, DR. W. NJ. VIII
son and Miss Julia Wilson. Miss
Mary Davis and Mrs. Lillian c. Per-
kins.
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] her afternoon bridge club with A
bridge luncheon Wednesday. Decen-
Der 81 In her beautiful new home
| IN sand Springs. Mrs. Paul Atkins
ana Mrs, Roy Ewing were apecIel
guests nnd honors for the Afternoon
went to Mrs. d. Mason, Mrs. John
! w. Middleton and Mrs. j. Hunter.
Mrs Hunter will entertain this club
at It's next regular meeting Monday,
Januery 8 at her home, 1897 North
/ Elwood.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. John w Middleton
| we're hosts to the O. W. Evening
/ Bridge club wednesday evening. A
midnight supper followed the games
/ Honors were shared by Mr.. and Mra
John f. Coniey and Mrs Robert
| Bonnell.
Mr.. ana Mrs John W. Middleton
and Mrs. Clarence L. Greer will
soon issue Invitations for n large
| brldge-tea Al which they will enter
tain In the home Of the latter.
Mrs. c. w. Parent. opened her
home on South Boulder Thursday
afternoon TO the members, and
special guests OF the Crown Seal
Choutauqua circle, for their annual
christmas party The home was
beautifully decorated in holly, poin-
settias and 2 Christmas tree. The
circle members presented Mrs Par
ent with a birthday memory book
Contests in keeping with the holi-
day season were enjoyed by the
25 members and guests The hos
tess was assited In serving a two
course luncheon, homemade fruit
cake and candies by Mrs. steinber-
ger. Good-byes were given by Mer-
ry Christmas and Happy New Year
Greetings.
The Delta ri sorority assisted by
their mothers entertained about
forty OF their friends at an informal
luncheon on Friday, December 20.
i'm the home OF Mr. and Mrs. Russell
i. Grant 1871 East Independence
street. The home was artlstically
decorated in pink and gold. the col
ors OF the sorority. Pink roses were
given as faYors. A delightful rose
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Informal

Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Z. Ranuey
were numbered among the hosts en-
tertaiuing az the New Years supper
dance at the Country club on Sat.
urday evening.
MI naMCDonnell entertained q
company of friends on Saturday eve,
ming at his home Carrlckmacr crosse
Misses Marjorie Sharp and Loi,
Brooks entertained in the SHARP
home wednesday evening, having q
small company with them informal
ly Christmas decorations prevailed
Members Of the Underwood col
lego club OF Tulsa held their annua
luncheon ia Hotel Tulsa at mid
week. Spring flowers and the col
leEe colors in yellow and white
adorned the table about which were
seated about twenty-five young
matrons and girls,
Mrs. Lila Wade Harrell enter
tanned with 4 bridge luncheon IN
her home on wednesday compliment
tary 10 Mrs, " p Cline of New
York city. Three prizes Were
awarded. Spring flowers were ef-
fectively used in adorning the lunch
con table and the rooms, Guests
were Mesdanes Giles Penick, Ed
ward CrossRnd. F. II. Greer, Faun
Freedom, George Ransom, Howard
Segner, ]. r, Means, l., u. Pyeatt
and r. +. Macarthur.
The Cadman club was beautifully
,vt1v4yfYaI fha hnVna of MT. HnC
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Eugene Adkins of MusIkogee. Mes
danes Myers and Adkins are feces
of Mrs, Bolin. The home and the
handsomely appointed table brought
suggestions Of the season,
The annual Christmas party OF
the wednesday Morning Music club
for the husbands and friends of the
members was held Thursday eve
ming, Dec. 2s, at the home OF Mrs.
c. A. Psrkins on South Newport
avenue. Those contributing to the
brief but interesting program were
Mrs. G. Garabedian, Mrs. ShRffer,
Mrs. =. ]. Edwards, Mrs A. H..
Thomas and Mrs w. b. Hudson. The
musicale was followed by games and
contests after which a buffet lunch
con was served Special guests for
the evening were Mr.. and Mrs. Rob
ert Boyce Carson, Prof and Mrs.
John Knowles Weaver and Mr.. and
Mrs. James G. Getgood,
Miss Wilma Aspiu entertained at
bridge on Saturday afternoon in her
home.
Mrs. II. w. Cody and daughter
Miss Carol Cody gave an Ofpheum
box party one afternoon durlig the
week which proved quite an enjoy
able affair. Luncheon was served
afterward i'm the CODY home. Guests
wsre Misses Mae Barber Frances
Mcintyre, Marguerite kuhns, Marian
BroWnlee. kathryn Lee, Claire
Minor, Mary Quinn, Jane Mullen,
Irene Cromwell. n
Miss Rhea Walker complimented
her sisters, Mrs. Clifton r. Walker
OF New Orleans and Mrs. j. W
Ground OF Miami. Okla. with a
and bridge on Friday
Close friends OF the honor guests
composed the guest list Crimson
roses were the decorations The list
Of guests included Mesdamcs chan
dior, Campbell, Edward c. Harvey
Andrew Eckland. Lee Kennedy, j. @
Buckley Haskell Downs. T.. y. Dun
lap. G. ". Johnson. Loyce Myers Of
Ardmore, Eugene Adkins Of Musko-
gee, Thomas Trickey and NJ. overly.
Mrs. Chandler Campbell and Mrs.
NJ. Overly entertained at bridge on
for Mesdames walker and
Mrs. Chandler Campbell and Mrs
Ground.
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Announcements

Mesdames II. T.. johnson and p,
N. Nelson will entertain the sans
souci 500 and Bridge club on Mon
day evening at a New Years party
IN honor OF the husbands of mem
bers.
Mrs Il. G.. Woodruff 1911 Sopth
Detroit avenue. will entertain mem
ooers of the sphinx club on Wednes-
day,
The secotem club Will give a ban
Euet al the Coff5 Cup tea room on
4hursday. January 4v---
Tho Tulsa Wuman's club Will keep
open house New Years day from
70 In the home OF Mrs. a. l..
tdtchison, 1875 South Newport. All
club members of the different clubs
OF the city are most cordially invited.
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Informal

The Pan Hellenic luncheon was
given at Hotel Tulsa on Saturday
1 and was in keeping with the New
Year. More than fifty attended
Tho table was decorated in snow
balls and other suggestions of the
new year aad the yuletlde.
Mr.. and Mrs Cass A Mayo enter
taincd Thursday evening at dinner
In their home honoring Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank A. Hayer
Miss II.lda Downing gave a dane
ing party in her home on North
Santa le avenue on Tuesday eve
ming. Holly and mistlotOe prevailed
as decorations About thirty couples
attended. A real Santa Claus dis
tributed gifts from a beautifully
adorned tree,
Mrs Edward NcCoy's evening
bridge party on Tuesday in honor OF
her niece, Miss Ruth Ramsay. a
student of Monticello university near
s.. Louis, her nephew, Mr.. Ronald
Ramsay Of Chicago and also in honor
Of Mics, Mary Warner. brought to-
gether IN the Mccoy home, quite
company Of the younger set The
hostess was assisted by her sister,
Mrs. j. W Ramsay OF Rocks Rapids
Iowa. MISS Ruth Bruere was an OUT
Of-town guest. The home was
adorned with all the suggestive sad
beautiful symbols OF the Christmas
tide.
Mrs. David Emery Brenneman's tea
on Wednesday was given in honor OF
Mr.. Brennemah's mother and sister,
Mrs. Louis A. Brenueman and Miss
Berna Brenpeman of Pittsburgh,
Pa. holiday visitors in the Brenue-
man home Quite a company OF
friends were In for tea, Mesdames
A. A. Blow and Douglas w. Fran
chot presiding AZ The very attractive
~ appointed table, which brought
"A note OF the season,
Mrs. J. W. Boln's home on South
Main was the scene OF a merry party
IN honor OF Mr.. and Mrs. +. Il.
Myers OF Ardmore and Mr.. and Mrs.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-31

the talented osnis who
/ at
A. o.
Of
OF
J. l. stud
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-31

Mrs. Clarence Greer entertained
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-31

Miss Georgia Jay entertained ~
children at a luncheon at the Coffee
Cup on saturday taking them later
10 mutinee nj the Orpheum. honor
ing her little niece, Georgia Jay OF
Kansas City. Miss Vivian Phelster
entertained in honor OF this Kan
sas City visitor at dancing on Fri
day evening.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-31

Mrs. J. W. Bolin's home on South
Main was the scene OF merry party
IN honor OF Mr.. and Mrs. l.. B.
Myers OF Ardmore and Mr.. and Mrs.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-31

The Cadman club Was beautifully
entertained at the home OF Mr.. and
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-31

The Trl-L club held It's annual
luncheon with Miss Julia Catron on
Thursday and elected as officers
for the coming year, Miss Margaret
Settle, president; Miss Betty West,
vice president, Miss Julia Catron,
secretary; Miss Anna Rose treasurer:
lnE EeCretarY