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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-07

among interior decorators. Tho first
pieces 1 happened upon. four or five
years ago, were comports and flower
pans. frankly inspired by antique
glass. But some or tho recent pieces
have been very modern In feeling
and In decorative value. For IN
stance, n pair OF vases In matt blue,
with black standards and whiteblack
line at tho top, tho decoration
formed OF round spots OF black and
white are charming.
Perhaps you will not choose TO
collect glass but whatever you do
choose you will find an amazing
amount of information coming to
your attention about that very thing.
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SOCIETY SECTION

=. Guleit, v Lamb w n Fly. G.
Miller Howard Searcy Robert Wagner
and s. q. story and Misses Fts Barn
well and Jessie Brown Of Tulsa Ann.s
Haynes Eva Gilbert. Yttta Hatfield, Vic.
toria Lyies. Fannie Gilbert Shannon.
Theima Todd, and Mesdames y. X. Hsf,
Nod. H. E. Dodge. Alex Cowan, IAlla1
shinn Luckmsn, Pauline Palmer. 5. a.
Bates. Ray Bass Rittenhouse, II. y
Blake, Weldon Wet @. II, Sleeper arI
". p Hodge and Messrs. Newton Lyle.
George shannon, J, y. Cook. Gid slssps-
and Robert wagner,
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STIIM Ell.

Drs williame and Church were In Tnh-
leduah last Wednesday 10 assist In some
difficult surgical operations
Miss Ruby Lee, ono ot the teachers In
the city schools. was In TahlequAh last
weok arranging to attend the summer
school nt the Northeastern State Normal
Mrs : NJ. Crocker was In Muskogee
several days last week visiting her
daughter.
Mrs q. '. Crooker and little grand
hnmEMLor. Mlaa nnthn. have rnlMrnol
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Art Talks
Jessie Marion Campbell.

Collecting As "A Fine Art.
Collecting is ono OF the pleasant
bypaths OF living.
After We have succeeded I'm busi-
ness, ha,, established home and
grown ont tired OF dancing, Il will
enliven our days and add 10 our
DIR MARK WHITE OF Chicago
will he at the Hotel Tulsa jun, 3
TO give his original serum 70 soltor.
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MMSic and Art

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tlub VIII nave guest o. daN un Ma"
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mo o't'n,1htl9n named W's % sue
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yer "sni man presented Iu %
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~el' N''."'' Oh n''uIy ''id w. Ihe
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popular waters OF Mlnuctnnka" ."
Tho first OF the week was marLed
with peculiar and pleasing disiinc-
tlUu by tho dinner given Inv Mr. ana
Mrs Robert Bolce Carson TO mem
bers OF the Cadman club and a few
friends, the event taking pInce at
Broken Arrow. Mrs. pnbnrt rn.
Macarthur was tonEtmistross and
called on aulte (, niImhor rnr ,,s,,r'
NAL toAsts, none IovIicr than th.
tribute paid Mr.. Carson. ma dlr.r.
tor, by Mrs. j. Il, PencocE Mrs
MacArthur's Informal tnIlts be,,,ocn
toasta, in which sha jnterllned .atlv
musical history, was an Interesting
feature, ''''S
Tho r,,.. o., o,,., ,.,.,
now OFFICERS for tho ensuing year, as
ioliows: w. II. Thompson. president:
max Welnett Vlco president; Mrs,
cord,ng .anratd N'ion DlHon' re-
Yartz, corresponding aocrot,rv etrs
H. A. Mupge dirnc,or Th ~ MIa'
psnv eynecis ,n ot,n, ine com
in future entertainments.
o'clock the Conwav-urown .,cponi hoy
will hold n NAV fostivnI ' n'"1oi 100,
school. The idea 10 bo c"rr, tno
Is a dance OF the nations in 80 v,,ioh uue
the various countries renresnntaa
dance before Columbia H. o,'aa.'
of the fete. Vivian Norval was
from among the members of the
senior class. She will be crowned
oy beverley Breen. the patriotic
nnIS r,S oi the kindergarten group.
snh,o, ~" friends and patrons of the
schooi are most cordially invited to
p.r.onnJ.
"""'o
Mr.. and Mrs. warren n Ahho,,
left Friday for Washington n r.
and other eastern points.
Mrs. IewIa II .r,,,...
son Lewis II tr e., ~. out anu
for an attended yis,, tnt tt evening
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thui isuuy' May H. az time when
she wiz entertain with bridge
party ior MISS natalie Schey OF
brooklyn, N Y.
- -
Ihere VIII be Mother and
Daughter's banquet In the basement
or College Hin church Thiraday
evening, May II, All mOth0rs and
daughters are cordially Invited.
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Mrs. Merle Munger Will entertain
members Of the ono O'Clock Bridge
club on Wednesday at her home,
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Mrs. Phillip Ragan OF Kansas
City and her small daughter, Masie,
are in the city visiting Mrs Ragan's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Waiter T..
Broach. Mrs RaEan will also visit
her sister, Mrs. otto X. WetzeN. and
Mr.. Wetzell in Bixby before roturn-
ing home.
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Mrs. Patrick j. Hurley, who has
been III, is now much improved
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A benefit bridge and five hundred
party will be given AT homo OF Mrs.
Il. J. Brennan. 1901 South Newport.
Wednesday evening, May 10. for
Sacred Heart school, Hostesses as
sisting Mrs. Brennan are Mrs. j. H.
Burke, Mrs. w. W. Shields. Mrs. NJ
I. Barklett and Mrs. w. J.. Keogan
For reservations call Usage 96l2.
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Mrs. +. s. Miller ia giving n
bridge luncheon on Tuesday at her
home, 1907 North Main street, hon
oring Mrs. W. Il. Russum. Omaha.
Neb', and Mrs. Burt. Kansas City,
Mo.
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Tho Tulsa Opera club has elected
now officers for the ensuing year. as
follows: w. II. Thompson. president:
Max Weinert vice president; Mrs
". III. Consolyo. vice president; III. J..
MuEge, treasurer. Allen Dixon, re-
cording secretary: Miss Agnes
iartz, corresponding secretary. Mrs.
ii. j. Muggo, director. Tho com
phny expects TO offer "Bohemlan
Girl, Robin Hood and Martha"
In future entertainments.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-29
DEFEATS
FOR AMbOYANS
In State League Match on
Local Alleys Last
Night

The Perth Amboy Elks' bowling
team dropped two out of h three
games to the Paterson Antlers IN an
Elks' State League Match on the
Madison avenue alleys last night.
Meyer Larson and Henry simon
sen of the Argonns bowling team,
were with the local representatives
last night. in place of Jack Weitzen
and Harry Neall. It 10 probable
these two men will roll with the
Madison avenue lodge representa-
tives for the remainder Of the sea-
SON.. They wer teamed up with
Ben Jorgenson, Bill Eyerkuss and
Howard Richards last night.
Before going into this match. the
Amboy team was tied for seventh
place, while Patterson was in the
first division. Amboy probably will
drop a few pegs as q result OF last
nights games. =.
Next week the Amboy team will
travel to Passaic to engage in a
match with the representative Elks'
team of that place. One-haif of the
league games will soon be completed
and the league schedule ends on
April i9.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-29
BRANCH
CAME PUT OFF
Casino Five of Ed Regain
Carded to Play South
Amboy Five

The second contest on the sched-
ule of Ed "Blackie" Regan's Casino
Big Five, representatives of Long
Branch in Monmouth county. had to
be called off because OF the storm
Of yesterday. Regan's team is
scheduled to play at Long Branch
every Thursday night.
The CASTOR court in Long Branch
is located a short distance off shore
and, as a result, the storm was more
severe there. In addition to this. the
majority OF the participants In this
game and the running of the hall,
had to go from this vicinity.
Les STATIONS Junior Order Big
Five of South Amboy was carded to
oppose Regan's Monmouth county
contenders in this game and it is
probable this combination will be
booked for a later date on the Ca
sino court.
David Hank" Thomas, Pete
Hansen and Regain of this city play
with the new Long Branch repre-
sentative team, the remaining mem
bers of the roster hailing from Sea
Bright, Asbury Park and Long
Branch.
Just what team will be booked
for next Thursday night has not
been announced by Manager Regain.
The Junior Order Big Five OF South
Amboy will travel to Asbury Park
tomorrow night to oppose the Com
pany H team of that place.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-29

With their star forward, Captain
Hank" Thomas, back in the lineup
for tomorrow nights game at the
New Auditorium court, the Perth
Amboy Five has every expectation
of taking the strong Harrison Big
Five into camp in the third and final
game of the series arranged between
these two quintets. Hank" perform
ed with Schenectady in the New
York State League on Monday.
Tuesday, Wednesday and after to-
nights game will leave for this city.
The first time these two teams
clashed was in this city, the locals
turning UP a victory against their
Hudson county rivals by a nine-po1nt
margin. This victory was the fourth
straight for the Amboy courtsters
whose winning streak lasted until
they encountered the Harrison men
on their own court at Harrison where
the Auditorium basketeers met their
first setback of the season after win
ming eight straight hard fought us
sells. The Harrison club turned back
the locals with an eleven point drub-
bling.
lAC I1dll4oOAAAoAAo A&N1 40
their pivot man, one of the best ZEN
ters in Northern Jersey.
It was this star, assisted BY the
Flynn brothers, Stumpf and Brady,
that turned the tide against the To-
cal representatives in their FIRST
downfall. "Jiggs' Donohue. who
played such q sterling game with the
acknowledgements against the
Perth Amboy Five last Saturday
night is also a member of the Harri-
sons Roster. The Original Celtics
won from the Harrison outfit by Elk
points at Harrison about three weeks
ago.
The local combination with the ad-
dttion of Dewey S~chwankert, who has
been made a regular or the Amooy
roster, will take the floor greatly
refreshed after a four day lay-oft
with Hank" Thomas, Dewey
| Schwankert or Blackie Regain at
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-29
BRIEF BITS OF SPORTS
IN ALL FIELDS

Great doings are expected on the
track, diamond and court by high
school representatives during the
balance of the present school year.
The Roosevelt Separate basket
ball team OF Messrs. Jacobowitz and
Nannen played on Coughlin's Audi
forum court in the borough last
night. This was the first Thursday
night game for the Carteret repre-
sentatives this season.
"Babe" Ruth is expected to be at
his best when the 1923 baseball sea
SON opens. Followers of the bam-
bino are confident he will make a
successful comeback in 1923.
New York boxing magnates are
endeavoring to arrange a match be-
tween Pancho villa, fiyweight
champion Of the country, and Jim
my Wilde, champion of the world.
There is considerable interest in
the local Elks bowling league. All
of the teams are out to cop first
honors in this circuit. The cham
pions of the first and second half
schedules will meet at the close Of
the season.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-29
SPEEDWAY. M. H. A.
CONTEST CANCELLED
BY LATTER OUTFIT

The Perth Amboy Speedway
Y.M.H.A. basketball contest sched-
uled for last night, was called off
early yesterday afternoon and as a
result it is probable that the two
teams will not get together on the
court this season.
The contest was called off by rep
~resentatives of the Y.M.H.A. team
first, on account of an injury to
Of their players and second, because
Of weather conditions. Irv Schwartz
man, of the Y.M.H.A. forwards,
was said to have injured his ankle
- he left his home yesterday morn
ing.
According to original plans, the
Speedways were to receive a guar
antee md percentage of the receipts
and when the representative of the
association outfit called to report
SchRartzman's injury. they likewise
discussed guarantee. They were will
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-29
VOLLEY BALL
TREAT MONDAY
Germantown, the Best in the
Country Will Play at Local
Y. NJ. C. A.

Yoliey ball enthusiasts will be
given the opportunity Monday night
at the Y. NJ. G. A. of seeing in ac-
ton the sextette which is regarded
as the most proficient in the coun-
try-the famous big Red" team of
Germantown, Pa. This team repre-
sents the ''Y" in which the game of
volley ball originated and. as should
be the case, the combination repre-
senting Germantown works as
smoothly as a well-oiIed machine.
Years of practice and perfection of
a scientific system OF play have re-
suited in the Germantown team win
ming for itself an envious reputa-
ton.
Manager "Chick" warter will be
unable to get the Germantown team
to come to this city again this sea-
son, owing to the busy schedule ar
ranged for the champs and it is ex-
pected many of those interested in
the game will make 1t a point to
witness the three-cornered tourna-
ment between Germantown, Railway
and Perth Amboy in the local "Y'
gym on New Years night.
The first game will start promptly
at 8 o'clock, as the Pennsylvania
team must make an early getaway
in order to make train connections
for Philadelphia. A small admission
will be charged for the games, tick
| cts being secured at the door on
the night of the games
Monday nights tourney will mark
| Amboy's second nights play this
season, the locals having defeated
Railway in three out Of five games
Wednesday night on the Railway
court. Perth Amboy has twice beer
| defeated by Germantown in the las
two years. but is confident that witt
the new lineup used this year the
invading champs will meet the sur
| prise of their lives.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-29
WOODBRIDGE 5
PLAYS RAILWAY
Game Carded For New Years
Night on Union County
Court

Manager Saltzman of the Wood
bridge Big Five basketball team an
nounCed yesterday that his team
will take the court again on Mon
day night in a contest with the
Railway Y. NJ. c. A. quintet OF the
,atter's court in Union county.
The Woodbridge pilot intimated
that his team will continue in ac-
ton for the balance Of the season
but for the present will play travel
in games only. He is said to have
booked a number Of games in vari-
Gus parts of the state.
For the game in Railway, Mana
ger Saltzuaa will moose his lineup
from the Martin brothers. Irv and
Bill, Torch, Mesick, Risley, Hughes
and Ray Handefhan.
The Railway team has been trav-
cling at a fairly good pace and
should give the Woodbridge bas-
keteers some interesting opposition.
The Railway association team per-
formed in this city several years
ago against the Auditorium FIVE of
Louis "Pox" Booz.
1t is probable that the Wood
bridge team will STRAIT at home to-
wards the end of January.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-29
Game Bowling
CdrdedfOr
ana Holiday

COPIED second honors. Simonsen
turned in a 244 score. Richards cop
ped the honors on Saturday after
noon and Simonsen nosed out Meyer
Larsen for second honors on Sat
urday night.
The prizes as announced by Levine
are gold pieces. $40 for first honors
and IS for second high. Starting to-
morrow afternoon at 2 o'clock, bow
lers DESTROYS Of making a try for
the prizes will have until midnight
tomorrow night and from 2 o'clock
New Years day until midnight.
Fremen to Start
Announcement was made this
morning that the eight team local
fire department bowling league will
get under way Monday night, JAM
uary 8. The complete schedule will
be announced following the next
meeting of the committee in charge
of drawing UP the schedule.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-29

The new tournament will be start
ed on the Argonne alleys at 2 o'clock
tomorrow Afternoon and will end at
midnight on Monday night. New
Years. This tournament will be
three game affair and two prizes
have been offered.
Manager Harry Levine OF the Ar
gonne alleys announced this morn
ing that this tournament like the
n which ended last Saturday :iight,
is open to anyone. ALI that is neces-
sary is for to visit the alleys
and roll three games. The two high
est cores will be listed on the bull
letin board until the tournament is
ended.
Howard Richards, anchor man of
the Argonne and Eiks bowling teams.
won first prize in the one game tour
nament with a 254 score and Henry
Simonsen Of the Argonne quintet
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-29
LOCAL TEAM WINS

The Perth Amboy Y. NJ. c. A..
varsity basketball team of the boys
department defeated the Metuchen
representative boys team recently at
that place 1922. This was the sec
ond victory for the local team In as
many starts. Roth and Torren were
the shining lights for the victors
while Soitore featured for Metuch-
en-. The first half ended with the
score at 1919.
Monday afternoon on the local
court the boys team will meet the
New Brunswick representative boys
team.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-29

ing to go on with the game providing
they would be allowed to have a new
marYand If the game would be played
on the percentage plan alone, doine
away entirely with the guarantee
section of the agreement.
The cancellation of the game
scheduled for last night practically
means that tRe association team will
not be seen in action again this sea-
son. =.
1t is likely that the Speedways will
resume playing on a local court
again in the near future, but 1t mas
been practically decided that a meet
ing of the Y.M.H.A. and Speedway
players on the court, will not occur.
The Speedways have a ten game
winning streak at the present time
and have a winning streak of ten
consecutive games. Last year they
ran their total UP to fourteen wins
when they were checked by the Bay
way Standard Oil quintet.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-29
Amhoys Ready To Play
Deciding Game With
Harrison Big Five Here

forwards, Davis at center and Han
son, Sher or Allen at guards.
This same lineup is expected 70
take the floor against the strong
Italian Catholic Club OF the Inter-
boro League, on the local court en-.
New Years night. The Italian G. G.
occupy second position in that league
and are strong ~contenders for cham-
pionship honors. The Mt yernen
team upon which Harry Davis per<
forms, occupies first place.
Dame Rumor has it that the locals
have arranged q game with the
Original Celtics on the local court
for some day during the latter par
CT January.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-29
American Club, Carteret
Drug co.

NEW BRUNSWICK, Dec. %
Articles of incorporation have been
filed by the Bode Drug Company of
100 French street, this city, manu-
facturers and dealers in patent medi-
cines and drugs. The firm is capital
lied at $125,000 consisting of 1880
shares at 800 each. The incorpora-
tors are Joseph q. Bode. Jr., ten
shares: Joseph G.. Bode, ST., five
shares; Lydia D. Bode, five shares.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-29
PATERSON BILLS" TAKE TWO GAMES ON LOCAL ALLEYS
Weather Man Prevents
Thursday Night O u
Opening at Carteret

Weather conditions last night in
terfered with the start OF the Roose-
welt Separate basketball team of
Messrs. Jerome J~acobowitz and Al
fred Manner in Coughlin's auditor
ium, Carteret, on Thursday nights.
The Newark Whirlwinds were card
ed to furnish the opposition in this
encounter.
The crowd which braved the storm
did not warrant the staging of the
game and in addition to this an en-
gagged orchestra failed to come from
Elizabeth.
Ed Schelling, Lawlor, Buck"
Brady and "Midg" Role were among
the basketeers who were to play
with the Essex county combination
in this contest and it is probable
Booking Manager Nannen will con-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-29

slider rebooking the outfit for a
game at a later date.
The Separates have been playing
Sunday nights this season, but dis
continued running on this day a
week ago last Sunday. 1t is not
known when the next game of the
Separates will be played.
The borough representative tam
has been beaten only once on Cough
Inns auditorium court this season
and this victory is credited to the
Frank O'Rourke Stars of Elizabeth.
The Perth Amboys also defeated the
Separates on the auditorium court
here last Saturday night.
The date for a return game be-
tween the Perth Amboys and the
Separates is pending, it is under
stood. This game may be played
in Carteret or on the local court.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-29
BEAT YACHT CLUB

SOUTH AMBOY, Dec. 29.-The
American Club of Carteret won all
three games in their Middiesex
County Bowling Industrial League
match on the yacht club alleys with
the South Amboy Yacht Club Five.
The winners were in good form and
rolled good scores. Scalley, in the
last game, rolled the high mark OF
the contest, 209.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-29
By EDWARD NJ. THIERY
NEA Service STAFF Writer

SUDBURY, MASS, Dec. 29-This
is where you come If you want to
see Babe Ruth in his farmer mako
up.
Take this tip, though: If you
want to see him, come during the
flag end of the week. We were lucky
and caught him at home.
Hear you've given UP the bright
lights and are living the simple
Iife?" we said, coming in out Of the
cold and Joining him before the hre
in the big farm house sitting room.
Ruth grunted assent and yawned.
Lonely. isn't it?" we suggested.
Some" said the slugger. mot so
bad, though. You see, I u down
to New York every Monday-it
makes the week go faster!"
Little Old New York
Ruth said he hadn't missed a
Monday yet: by the time he gees
back from New York the week Is
half gone He drives down usually
in his $500 limousine and is proud
of the fact that he covers the 200
miles from Sudbury. which Is 20
miles west Of Boston, in i've and q
half hours.
The farm comprises 100 acres
and didn't produce anything much
last season. Ruth said he hadn't de-
cided what to do with it: but he's
going to have some chicken coops
built this winter. He bought the
farm this year.
.'The airs good around here" he
said, there's some fishing in Pratt's
pond and a little hunting. Not
much to do. except chop wood. I've
6ene GaWA Is khatA
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-29
STERlINGS take TWO
FROM NATIONAL B0WLERS

The Sterling bowling team COPIED
two out OF three games from the
Nationals in a local Elks' league
match on the Madison avenue al
Ieys, Wednesday night. The Sterlings
won the first and third games, the
opener by sixty-nine pins.
The scores:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-29
HELMEHA STARS ANNEX
MATCH FROM MIDGET FIVE

HELMETTA, Dec. 2s:-The Hell
meta Stars won the deciding game
of the match with the Midgets at
the Helmetta Club alleys. Good
scores were rolled by the winners.
Tho groraz.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-29

In addition to being the fourth
show of the Center Athletic Club
the boxing program to be exhibite i
here Tuesday night, January 8, will
be the first boxing show in this city
for 1928.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-29

It is understood an effort is still
being made to organize a city bowl
ing league in this city similar to the
organized here last season.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-29

The Perth Amboy-Y. M. H. A.
basketball game scheduled for last
night was cancelled early yesterday
afternoon. 1t is not likely these two
teams will meet again this season.