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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-23
Brush

Those who are sick with influ-
MA here are: Peter Krall, Lee
Gibson, Mrs. Byron Harritt, Ar
ehie Ewing and sons, Donald and
Avin and Mrs. Oliver Whitney
snd son.
M. C. Park and family of
Mountain View were visitors at
ghe Frank Munson home last Sun
dpy
Mitchell Fotch of Shaw was
accent guest of F. Singer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Loose were
sunday visitors Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Pearmine at Kaiser.
Alto Shea, who is staying at
fhe A. H. Steiner home, spent
he weekend in Salem with her
mother.
"A The Sweet Briar club met We'd
nesdey, March %, with Mrs. F,
B. Horton.
Jake Singer will soon begin
Carpenter work in Salem.
II Vorhiss Loose attended a"hard
iime" party at Liberty last Fri
day night.
4 Mrs Mary Kron spent last week
NTH her mother, Mrs. Emanuel
Sehindler, at Mountain View.
Fred Ewing spent last Monday
afternoon visiting the school here
Bis visit was greatly appreciated.
Joe Hadespeck had three hams
nd keg of vinegar stolen last
6Unday night. -thers in the
neighborhood have missed canned
fruit and meat,
Mrs. Boyle and son, who lives
Il the George Bayer house, have
noved to Salem.
Mr., and Mrs. Walter Mcclure
Of Portland, were weekend Wis
itoS at the A. LIE Van home.
4 The following persons were
Weekend visitors at the John
schindler home; Mr.. and Mrs.
Aeo Mitchell and son, Mr.. and
Ars. Frank Watson and son, Mr.,
Hpd Mrs. Leo Krash, Mrs. Ada
keyt and daughters, Mr.. and Mrs.
8Ob Anderson and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. Bell Woelk, Frank
Noelk, Wilson Cook, George Eas-
'er and Jack Mitchell.
Mrs. F. c. Ewing's parents, Mr..
pa Mrs. N. l.. Raber OF
Wolf Creek are guests of their
laughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Utley and
VI and Mrs. Blodgett were Sun
aRy visitors at Oregon City.
Mis- Gladys Roberts came last
friday from Silverton to help her
PM, Mrs. c. w. Gillingham dur
hg Mr.. Gillingham's illness.
MISS Ruth LIE Van, who is at
ending o. A. C. is visiting her
Hrents, Mr.. anI Mrs. A. LIE Van.
oscar and Fred Meyer, who
FVa been spending the winter
= lhe coast, have returned home.
Mrs, Arnold Smith was a host
y last Friday for the Brush Col
ege helpers. The afternoon was
Peht in conversation and need
HWork. st. Patrick was not for
AVtten, as both decorations and
Flreshments were suggestive of
MIS- Wayne Henry was taEen
vigorously i'll last week with
relapse of the influenza. She
sui very i'll at the Deaconess
lpspital.
H'elyn Munson, Paul and Billie
'loson and Francis Olsen are In
fnOol again after having influ-
Rza.
ar M. c. Riggs and son of
..HComa' who are friends of Mr..
T. Fischer, will soon arrive to
9ok for a bus run.
/
lie Pomona grange meets next
Fturday at Oak Grove.
ia Fisher spent last Saturday
Sl'ing her sister, Mrs. Earl
ffrier, in Salem.
Il you belch up a bitter tasting
4uiu' suffer from heartburn and
VI stomach, you need the tonic
=
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-23
Gould NOT
TURN IN BED
Oneration Avoided by TAX
ing Lydia E. Pinkhan1's
Vegetable Compound

DAYTON, Ohio.-'T had such pains
+bat had to be turned in bed every
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-23
Will Go to Portland
To Spend the Week End

Mrs. George Pearce, Miss Helen
Pearce and Miss Dorothy Pearce
will go to Portland to spend the
week end. While there they will
attend grand opera.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-23

Monmouth Woman
Visits in Salem
Miss Bertha Brainerd, who acts
as registrar at Monmouth normal
school, visited last week end in
Salem at the home Of Mrs. George
Pearce.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-23

Il you belch up a bitter tasting
Huiu' suffer from heartburn and
u stomach, you need the tonic
Uperties Of Herbine. 1t is a pur-
ins and strengthening medi
y Ior the stomach, liver and
velS' Price, 6Oc. Sold by Dan1
-" (adv)
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-23
Mrs. Imlah

Mrs. ImIah
Goes to Portland
Mrs. James Imlah went to
Portland today to visit with
friends. She will return on Satur-
day.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-08-26
UNITED STATES WARNING

According to recent statistics COM
piled for the Federal Government by
the Eye Sight Conservation Council
of America, there are 80,000,000
people in America between the age of
5 and so years suffering either di-
rect-or-from- the-effect-of defective
eye sight, causing a loss to the Fed
eral Government annually of $780,
100000.
This loss of course is in mistakes,
waste, accidents and crime, that have
a direct tendency to lower the ply
steal, mental and moral efficiency of
the individual, state, society and Fed
eral Government.
According to modern science, these
defects are due to biological errors
of Evolution of the human-convex or
.concave forehead not keeping regu-
lar step with out intellectual civilia-
ton.
Modern science can mitigate these
defects by annual eye sight examina-
ton of every defective, and correct
glasses prescribed.
DR.. Walter H. Britt, specialist, Elk
aminer and instructor, for the Eye
Sight Conservation Council of Amer
lea, Alto So. State Street. Phone
| DreXel 1461.-Advt.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-08-26
The Avenue

This house will open on September
2 with the Famous Georgia Minstrels.
Mr.. Tom Norman will be master in
charge.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-08-26
The Dreamland

Bill Bottoms, the co-propretor OF
Dreamland, is back in the city after
his annual tour in his high powerful
auto. On Monday he was well in evil
dence, greeting his many friends that
pack the Dreamland nightly.
Alongside the popular cafe owner
stood his right hand man, "Mr. Ear
nest who is now a fixture in the
place, and one going to Dreamland
and not seeing Earnest is disappointed.
The entertainment at this place IS
wonderful, as the floor people work
with much vim and vigor.
The orchestra is good made up of
hrst-class men, all artists on their in
struments, and little lady Lip on the
piano is in class by herself on the
worries
Clarence Mcfarland, James Viii
liams and Mr.. Bottoms must be conf
mended for operating such a refined
place, and should always get the liberal
support of the Cabaret Hounds
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-08-26
The Monogram

The Hard-Tack Jackson Co., with
its bevy of beautiful girls, are present
ing a real musical melange at this
house, and on Monday night, stood en-
out until midnight
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-08-26
No TRESPA55ING"

At the Xendome Theatre Wednes-
day, Thursday and Friday, August q,
Is and %, Irene Castle i'll No Tres
passing The life of the party, al
ways in demand, always smiling, al
ways happy always gay. That was
Mabel Cotton, daughter OF a gruff but
generous New York banker, whose
wiles and caprices held captive the
heart of every man she knew. Then
she met Roscoe Paine and came face
to face with the biggest moment of her
life. There is not dull moment in
this picture. while the atmosphere OF
quaint old Cape Cod casts a charming
spell OF romance.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-08-26
QUEEN Of THE
MOULIN R0U &c

At the Vendome Theatre, coming
next week. Queen Of the Moulin
Rouge" with an all-star cast includ-
ing Martha Mansfield and a score of
pretty girls. A story OF Paris, Capitol
of the Empire of Plcasure-of its
Apache dens, its Latin quarter, lis
glittering midnight-to-dawn district.
and its famous Red Mill The story
of a girl who was cast into the tawn-
ing nav of the famous Red Mill" of
Paris-temple of volup.r7ns appeal
and cradle of passion-hcr honor-bar-
tered by an old music maste- in a
ruthless effort to inspire geni..5 in the
youth who loved her.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-08-26
With The Actors

Horace George and Tom Lemonier
arc doing real act in vaudeville, and
it looks like a big route Tor them this
season.
WILDER c. Sweatman IS again back
on the United Time.
Louis schooler, our old Chicago boy,
is doing we'll in New York, he IS the
advance man for the step on It.
show.
Billy King & Co. are playing in and
about Newport news and Roanoke,
Va.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-08-26
THE DICTATOR"

At the Vendome Theatre Sunday,
August p, Wallace Reid in The Die
tator" with Lila Lee. Carambal What
a picture. Fights and thrills and gay
romance in a Spanish banana repub-
lic-with wild young American and
a pretty senorita the center of it all.
Theodore Kosloff. Walter Lond, Kalla
Pasha and Alan Hale in the support
ing cast.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-08-26
The Cabarets
The Sunset

Clarence Muses. big revue at the
Sunset Cafe is drawing large crowds
20 this amusement palace. The cast IS
wonderful, and Mr.. Muse offers some
thing unique in the way OF entertain
ment.
The music is melodous, and all spe-
cial material by Clyde Tindel and
Clarence Muse, and it is played well
by Carol Dickersons efficient orches-
ira. Fox and Rifas, with Bill George,
their manager, was all smiles on the
opening night, as everybody was
pleased with Muses. latest offering.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-08-26
The Heafers
By Dave PGyton.
The Grand

The Grand
"Follow Me- the big noise OF the
stroll, is playing to capacity houses
nightly. 1t looks like it will do a
Shuttle Along in the windy city. by
making a loop run. as many big white
managers, are dickering for this pro-
duction.
This is the last week at The Grand,
but by the popular demand, the man
agement of this theatre is trying to
hold the show for the third week.
Don't miss it, as you will be well re
warded after seeing it. Billy Higgins
and Cliff Ross, the comedians, are the
funniest on the stage today.
Edna Hicks. a real rag song shoutcr.
ably puts over her songs, and receives
much applause and Mr.. Brogsdale,
refined straight character, puts over
his work in credible style, Ernest
Whitman, the tenor robusto is the idol
OF the production. Well-constructed
piece OF humanity, with well-placed
voice.
The FOLLOW Me- Quartet is an
other novel attraction, that adds to the
assets OF the show, and Susie Sutton
in the Bridge OF Signs" brought tears
to the eyes OF her listeners.
Alice Gorgas and Ollie Burgoine,
both clever III their line, registered
high. Jerry Mills, Billy Higgins and
Cliff Ross are responsible for the stag
ing and book, and |. w, Weingarter
the entire production.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-01

Turner. Dorothy Ware. Edna Moran. Ruth
luhuatuue Vivian Noryuu Uf Tulsa, Anna
Mabel Weir, Dorothy SmaUvund Ruin
ktchs, lso"ra Hutchinson. Iurt Ferris. and
Nucvu liiggius Tho hlEh score prisa was
awarded 10 Miss Weir and low scoro was
made by Mrs. UarIoy Neal
Mrs p " Rico W tef thnciaw avenue
vas the hnst,ss Co tho LAmiue bridge
rlub Wednesday afternoon bridge was
played at three tables Tho hIrh score
was mao" by Mrs. e.. e. Alwurth aud Nrs
Esr Reed received tho Ruost prlar.
delicious luuche % was served az 3 U'oIock.
Ne and Mrs. e. J.. Martin Dt Turt Col.
lins colo, were tho honorri aucsts at =
small party given by NJ and Mis- o.. T..
Tuesday night Musical selections were
rivCu by suWo Of tho guests ANA tate tn
the evening the hosts served rHfIHaUuTUtH
Those present were MosHra. ara NaHuAturs
A. l.. Cultrauo. \. e.. tolkc. n 80 Dblra.
Miss Flprt kramer and NIr John it.
k. rortcr nt Winfield. Kan. Mics too
noNco uf on GUY. Pa, Miss liia trHhBm
Of 49, Louis. Mrs ~ Il. George OF kuuatH
CITY Mo, nui Richard Martin ot ,au,,.
ono of tho gaycst -.clnt affairs of tho
dance tINrU Tuesday rirht by Mr. and
Mrs HubIIvu1t Iu honor uf tn.ir
daughter uufuthy uud nef guest. " 4s
Roth krChH ~ baltimore. Nd Tho pHIk
pavilion WIS EAilN decorated lu tho christ
mas ruiurs and che guests came ut'rfd
loo costumes thut vHrIrd ftpm COW boys
and vUvrirlH to pirates of tho Spanish
mon OF tho OLD school aud tho whit,
shruudud ku. NlUN. VU. guests danced
from % until a. o'clock and buffet SUP.
per wRs served Daring the 'uttrWisslun,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-01
STATE SOCIETY
MOINIIs.


Murray /Ncrthrup Cf Tulsa was a
Mounds visitor last Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. sid smith are spending
the holidays at Grandfield.
Russell scott, who Is attending O. L..
Is spending his vacation at home.
Mrs. John Allen and daughter Madeline
were Sapulpa visitors last Saturday.
Supt. and Mys. u. b. Mosher were Sa-
pulpa visitors the first OF the week.
Miss Lucille WickhiSer is spending the
holidays with her home folks at Niuita.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Freed are visiting
at the home OF her parents Mr. and Mrs.
Buck
Rev. l.. V. waggoncr is spending the
week visiting with hts mother at Wichita
Falls
Mr. and Mrs. W. u. Taylor are the
proud parents OF a daughteL born Dccem.
Mrs, Leslie Brbro will entertain the
Thtmble club at her home. Thursday, Jan
Mrs Joseph Walker and Miss Mary
Walker were Sapulpa visitors Wednesday
afternoon.
II. L. Turner arrived from Albuquerque.
" NJ. Friitv q" spend Christmas with his
family at Mounds.
Mrs. Heath OF Sand Springs wsg y
Christmas guest in the home Of her daugh
ter, Mrs. Gordan Morriss
Mr.. and Mrs sam Hedrick Of oklahoma
city spent Christmas In the home Of her
parents. MIR. and Mrs II y. North
Mrs. j. a. Waggoner left Tuesday for a
visit OF week In the home Of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Walston OF Perry,
Muses. Ruth and Mary Barton. students
OF the Womans college OF Chickasha, are
home from school with their parents for
the holidays.
willard Johnston was operated upon the
last OF the week at local hospital Tor
chronic appendicitis.
Miss Helen Siever Of the Womans col o.
iege at Chickasha Is spending her yaca-
tion with home folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Williams OF Welch
are holiday guests at the home Of her par
ents Mr.. aud Mrs Fred Hecker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Gibson expect to
move from Mounds to a farm near Kte-
fer about the first Of the year
Mr.. and Mrs John Lane Of Haskell
were guests In the home OF her mother.
Mrs. Byrd Reynolds, during the Christmas
time
Mildred Of MuskOgee spent Christina =
with Mrs ". NJ. Schicter and Mr. and
Mrs. 6. q. Dalton.
Mrs. Caldwell Is visiting In the home Of
Mr. and Mrs oscar Hidreth and caring
for her mother, Mrs NJ. ~ Hiidreth while
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-01
HARTLEsNIII.I

Mr and Mrs. Ftauk phllps and NJ
ant Mrs J0ltn fhilhpH received 100 Eu"uts
FRANK phillips. llOI Chorokrr avenue.
The guests danced from . until o. .au sud
- midnight a buffet ~pp'r was served.
Mrs john 'aHslrr ut Dallas Texas huuH"
gueat of Mru. Frank fhiilipa, was AN out.
uf-towu guest
Miss rrcvn Mckinley was hopic-s pt an
informal party and meeting "t the ~. o.
e.. club Ht h'r home wednesday hfi"f
noon, it,r guests were Misses GladyH
Gray Helen iiumo, Marjorie GtHhhu,
Nota RunNleH. Katherine SoouF. Frances
Hhnffer. Madeline nun. Beatrice Walsh.
Lorraine Minor Agurs QuiEtcy Mary
Helms and Rose Alice Wolfe.
Mrq. s. j. Nudagill Of Dallas, TyNnH.
was tho houorcd guest at dancing aud
bridge party given NJ the homo ut NJ
aud Mrs. II g.. kocstor, 1tt9 pcwcy
avenue. Wednesday night FiVe tables M
bridge were ln play aud prizes for hlgh
score were awarded 90 Mrs, Gnrnott li"aH
ley ana v. E. Barley. Mrs. NuduWll WA
o'clock a two.cuurHo supper was served
anu tho remainder OF too evening was
Nprnt In dancing.
no Jaoi, Swab wac cxttud,d tho ,our
toHy OF formal dance ElvCu by bis
sisters. Mrs. Elizabeth Nutry and Mrs.
Marion Par, Wednesday ulgbJ. Tho dance
was given at the OAK ulli Country club
which had been taHtrfuliy prepared Tor
the oCgasiou with Christmas Earlands,
uuwcrr ana m.Htl,toe. Nearly 700 guostr
we're greeted by the teo charming hos.
torsHs and dancing continued FROM q
q clock until midnight Al ~ O'Clock a
Nutrst luncheon was served. Tho guests
included all ~. the young people who are
home from school gpr the holiday season.
'ogc thrr with numerous uut-uf-toWn guests
OF tho young students.
Tho John uray home at a25 Osago ave
nun was the scene ur a pretty afternoon
party "Wednesday when Mrs. Francis Airs
auder entertained U rumper uf her friends
J ~ bridge. Those present Included Mes
/ danes Ray Heath. Earl Thompson. Gll.
bert Hnkio, Harley Neal lack ttrvcriS
.
] VI lHses Indcna and iL"ta cole. Mlasc
. Fern Foster. Virginia Noweu Dorutht
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-01
STH,III -.

Superintendent Hayes spent a part Of his
vacation iu Arkansas.
Miss Ruby Gwinn spent her vacation
with he, parents in Arimoro.
Rev Basil r.. Newton came Saturday TO
spend tho holidays with his family here.
Mildred Fousbcr gave 4 beautiful dane
ing parry to her young friends Tuesday
night
Paul Carpenter will leave today for Ur.
bana. H., whore he is attending tho uni.
NcrEity.
Miss Ola Armstrong entertained the
juniors "Wednesday night at her home lH
None~fiar whit of okmuiEee spent the
holidays with her parents Mr and Mrs
W. d. baird. Ernest Lppert and Frank
Wright from - Of g.. spent happy wcek
with home folks,
Mrs Knox Elder. Miss Helen Gilbert and
John charles went to oklahoma City sun
day returning Tuesday.
Miss Albertinc Bhoads OF shawnee came
Tuugday for short visit with Marion
DCdds, return'ng, rhursday, ., 49,.
right spent Christmas with Mrs. Holland p
parents, Mr. ANA Mrs. Joe Hal
Miss Rutldege Of Joplin, Mo. spent
Christmas witu her llst,r. Mrs. ~ T..
Newton returning Saturday
Leonard Murray wifr and little son, Of
Cement spent Christmas week with John
Missl lDHlsy Burton gave a dance Tor the
younger set on Monday night, where
everyone present had a fine time.
fore christmas FOR Escanaba, Mich, to
spend vacation with her parents.
Mrs McEiIery OF rryon and littl"
daughter were holiday guests Of her par.
onts Mir and Mrs. Roscoe Paris,
Tho Misses Lillian Hume aud Evelyn
Fic,fard entertalned ,wtih q jolly psrty
Gcorgo CIarksuu and wife returned Wed
nesday from Kansas whore they spent
Christmas with Mrs. Clatkson's relatiVes
Superintendent snuff Of weIston and
family were holiday guests Of friends ~
Stroud and attended the alumni banquet
Miss Ruth Riley Of oklahoma CITY was
the guest of friends In stroud last week
Everyone Is glad TO see kuth's smiling
face
Mics Hume very beautifully entertained
all the teachers Of the Stroud school Just
before the vacation at the home or Mayor
Hadley
Miss Matte Rodgers OF Eldorado, kan.
returned saturday after u weeks yisi,
with her parents. Mr aud Mrs. wlll
Rodgers.
MIR and Mrs. u. v Burton and family
Of Arkansas city came Saturday and re.
with their parents, Or ana Mrs. burton,
and Mira Stevenson.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Of Barnsdal re
turned home Friday after "A happy christ
mas with their daughter, Mrs. D. q.
Dodds. and family.
Judge and Mrs. Pardoo had as Christ
mas guests their son Wallace Of BrtstOw.
Mr.. and Mrs Guthrie rsrdoe, Mr. crank
Chids and Or 1itt'rinBiOn.
Nj. and MIR j r, Askew and daugh-
tor JOY Of Macksvllle Kan, left TUESDAY
their way to Brownsville, Texas.
our little city II very gay with all the
young people home from the various
schools and colleges. and numerous hOli.
day guests have eullvcned our homes.
number of young people met at tho
homo Of Marie lsangton and organized a
man IL president; Hazel Tull, vice presi-
tent; Irene Baird. secretary treasurer.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-01

-.,,. ,.... rt.,..,.,. ..,..,. o., ,,-.
'T tfrm1 '"''7''s N''T7 VT W.
MiNH'N lNfNi HN1 fdh ltHfflhEi1u enN
Lena and ir"u" tDnant were in sparks
SATURDAY morning
man lett sunday for Yalo tp spend tho
week with home folks
a. ,t...,. 90, a., y..t.n
49,. AZ '"i '"i - ''u'aI
NJ Sn,,is '..l ,hs "' "''' '"'
''
y. w. NtltNrr furui ll' 'L'isiu.aH vac
cation with hs daught'r MIS-. Walter
sebastian, ht IfuWtghi
Mrs WIN H1dor ~ Mtr,n Hfrived
Erldny Co vIaTt hon p4rrrts Nr and Mra
L. b. Ttv.turiI north of town
Mr and Mr4 a. o. Iatr worr guests
OF Mr. and Nra T. d. IIsruHlu Monday
AZ tr,Ir ,uuutI. Nui.. v.at ,t tr,.u
turtI4 IUWIvsT mud Miss tuffIp Her.
HIugtnn v.fs Sunday quests ~ aff and
Mra o. -. UHdcf at ia u'rIorN wncurou
tIydo NrEutIt. OF psuIa Valley and
MIaspa Anna tuttvp and uIanUUa Ncurko
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-01
Music and Art

Friday, Jan. o, Convention n.....
The coming engagement of Anna
Paylowa Friday, January 6, Con-
Nention hall is proving of great inter-
est to Tulsa and surrounding terri
tory That Pavlowa has been
seasons success. even greater than
Fyen she came and danced with
sordkin seasons ago or on any 9TH
er tour, has been told about by the
critics and writer's of music all over
lhe country, Her tour is tpnnscon-
unental. Her New York manager,
>. Hurok, states that she will fill
80 dates between now and March
40 Paylowa appears with a coterie
OF scintillant artists and is sur
rounded with much that makes her
proeam thing of beauty. The
world devoted much space quite re-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-01

Frances walker and Marie LauEton are
pfcss correspondents ot this Jolly club.
fhc study tlu9 met Monday with Mrs
'Ac'la Grim. whose home was made beau
tnul wi. h Christmas decorations \ 500 1
program Including specIsI music. was en-
Joycd. Visitors were Mvsdamcs AiHpaugu
ana Askcw and Miss Kattoflue Vaughn
ihe alumni ~ stroud hiEh school met
at the school building aud organized 4
very large number Of graduates were pres
cntt reaching back 60 the year 1908. and
all the intervening years were represented.
Dewey Avery was chosen presidents Er-
nest llppctt first vice president, Arthur
toN. second vice president, Mrs. Homer
breeding, secretary and Miss Uaaci Tull
treasurer Tho seniors were hosts u the
happy occasion and served y splendid ban.
auet TO tho 100 guests Supt " n. Snuff
talk superintendent Hays being uuaVuid
ably absent
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-01

meyer and Croxton: (a) "My sunny
Tennessee;" Cb) "SCmebody's Moth.
err. (c) Medley of Foster Songs -
Ienor solos. Biliy Murray; ta1
When Francis, Dances with Mo !"
tb) "Humpty DNmpty."
closing chorus, entire company.
FRANK Banta, accompanied.