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Club Index

Aftermath Club Thursday. Hostess.
Mrs. John +. iiaines. 25ia North New
Jersey. Program: over There with
the Australians" Mrs. John r. Haines :;
.Old Melbourne Memories" (book re-
view Mrs. c. S. Rhoads.
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SWEATERS.

Sweaters come in every shade and in
practically any combination of colors,
Sometimes they are darned in bright
rolored woods.
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Fortnightly Musrr club Tuesday.
Hostess, Mrs. John George, $50 East
Drive Woodruff Place. Program
Walter Henry Rothwell'' and 'Stakow
ski" Mrs. Arthur Webber.
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Bishop, Mary Katherine Wise, Mildred
Golf, Gwendolynn Paul, Elizabeth Fox
worthy Louise Padou, Susanna Cooper.
Mildred Foxworthy, Josephine Osborne,
Alice Archibald, Josephine Turney, Cath
crime Crebs, Ruth Schiller. Lillian Mar
tin, Marion Breadheft, Pauline Yeagley.
Gertrude Pollen, Lucille Baker, Vivian
Allison and Clarice Headrick The moth
ers' organization Of Tri Delta has been
asked to chaperone.
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Culture Club Friday. Hostess, Mrs
Ruth Bosart, 4704 Washington street.
business meeting.
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Expression Club-Tuesday. Spring
musical. Hostess. Mrs. John A. Sink,
$50 College avenue
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NEW BRACELETS.
Some Of the newest bracelets are en-
tire1y formed of small beads.
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dancers. The ballroom will be decorated
with ferns and palms and spring flowers
in large vases at either end OF the plat
form. The guest list includes the alumni
and members of the active chapter. the
Misses Agnes Padou, Josephine Lapham,
Elizabeth Harris, Dorothy White, Erma
Tevis, Magdalene Arbuckle. Virginia
Dunkle, Margaret Weir. Valera Vida
sice Helen Hoover. Barry Watson. Mary
Mendenhal Glenn Hoover, Tavern
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PAINTED FURNITURE.

Many women are buying bedroom
suites of unfinished wood, and painting
1t themselves in pastel colors to suit their
tastes.
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Miss Pauline Yeagley, Miss Elois Ham
ilton and Miss Marian Weir of Butler
College have charge of the general ar
engagements for the annual spring dance
of the Delta Delta Delta Sorority, which
will be given Monday night at the
Hoosier Athletic Club. The music for
the dance will be furnished by kellys
Klowns. During the dancing the mem
bers Of the orchestra will sing and make
feature dances by playing among the
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readings
Irvington Womans club Monday
Picnic.
Indianapolis Woman's Club--Friday.
proyplaeum. Program Bricks AMI
Mortar" Mrs. Herbert T. Woodbur, !:
Line and Color" Mrs. Henry c. Atkins
and Human Vistas.' Mrs. Fredric NJ.
Ayers.
Independent Social Club Tuesday
Miss Marjorie II. Hunt. 2021 Ruckle
street Club anniversary day.
Monday Conversation Club-Monday.
Hostess, Mrs. Roy f. Adams, 3255 Wash
ington boulevard Guest day.
Mystic Tie Club--Thursdny. Hostess,
Mrs. c. Z. Smith, 617 DeQuincy street.
Program: Current events and business
meeting.
New Era CIub-Monday. Hostess,
Mrs. C. l.. Temple, 1888 arrolton ave-
nue. Program: "Nationa Parks" Mrs.
Nellie B. Petri, and -B ~ Spots in
Indiana Mrs. Charles ,senbarger.
Wednesday Afternoon Club wednes-
day Hostess, Mrs r. w Robertson,
2io1 Parkway avenue. Guest day.
Woman's Research Club-Monday Ma
ture day. Program: IA Thousand Mile
Walk to the Gulf" Mrs Henry E. Os-
from Jr., and tree planting.
Woman's Rotary Club-Monday. Flor
entine room, Claypool Hotel Lunch
con.
Welfare Club-Thursday Entertain-
nent at Home for Aged Women Chair
man, Mrs. Reese Wysong.
Womans Advance Club-Thursday.
Program: Responses from Emerson:
Jerusalem, Sacred to Three Religions"
Mrs. ID. NJ. Baker; current events, Mrs.
l.. Owens.
FOR THE KITCHEN.
Bingham curtains have surpassed all
others in popularity for kitchen use.
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May 21st Is set aside each year in
commemoration Of Grace H. Dod@n. who
was the first president Of the national
board Of the Young Women's thristian
Association MISS Dodge was the moving
spirit in uniting the y, w. c. A. in the
United States. Associations observe May
u. her birthday. each year by asking
their members to do on that day some
unusual deed of Kindness in memory
Of her life which was so completely de-
voted to the service of others The In
dianapolis association appeals to It's mem
bership to remember this OH next Sun
day.
A bird trip will be taken on Sunday
afternoon north from Riverside park. All
who are Interested are asked to meet
Mt the west end of the bridge at 3
o'clock Miss Elizabeth Downhoar is the
lea der
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FAFFIA FLOWERS.

Raffia flowers are embroidered on many
of the smart new turbans.
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The Y. W. G. A. Is arranging six
booths for the Health Exposition. Three
will represent the work of the health
education department. There will 3e n
demonstration Of shoes approved BY the
national board Of the Y, w. {. A., and
a medical examining room, I'm which
weight. height, lung capacity, etc VIII be
taken. The cafeteria will present in
another booth, poster exhibit show
Ing important factg about foods The
industrial and girls work departments
will present the opportunities afforded
BY summer camps and conferences. One
booth Will display Blue Triangle Lines
of Service" This vii. represent all the
activities offered In J. W. &. A.
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Home Economics s.ub--Friday. Host
ess, Mrs. w. G. Smith, PHO College ave
nue.. Guest day. Program: The Art
OF Conversation Professor w. l.. Har-
rington, Indiana University. Music and
readings
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School No. rs will hold their regular
meeting at lis O'Clock, Wednesday. Mr..
ID. 7. Weir will speak and there will be
piano numbers by Miss Pauline West.
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and children. Mrs Mary Major. Mr..
and Mrs. T. y. Major. Mr.. and Mrs.
byron rrothro and Mrs Sylvester,
mother Of Nrs. byron Proihro.
Christmas Dinner.
Mr.. aud Mrs. II. n. barefoot gave
a charming dinner party Christmas
day 10 number of relatives and
friends. The table was beautiful In
its appointments and held AZ a con.
tsrpiccc larwc basket OF flowers
tied With streams OF Christmas RIB.
bons.
A aixconfne monn was served aud
covers were laid for Mr.. and Mrs.
George Barefoot Mr. and Mrs. II. n.
Spencer, Mr.. and Mrs. Cllff Bafo.
foot and daughter OF Oklahoma City.
Mr.. and Mira. ]. d. Carmichael and
children, Helen, Esther. Jcanen and
Jimmie Jr.
l.. c. Wright spent last week end
and Christmas day IN collInsvillc.
Texaf. as the guest OF his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. g. W. Wright.
Mrs. $. A. Shaw and daughter.
Ruth. left this week for crecnvlllc.
Texas. where they viii he the guests
OF relatives over the Weekend.
Mr. and Mra sabin pcrclmll OF
Iowa are here for a short visit In
the home OF Mr. and Mrs. oatlcy
Anderson.
DR. and Mrs. J. c. AmbrIs,er apent
chrlatmas day In Norman with roia.
tiyes.
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Mr.. and Mrs. W. u. Taylor OF
Lawton were the guests OF Mrs.
Taylor's parents. Mr. and Mrs. 10.
seph Buckly. over last weekend.
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Rural NeIghbors Club.

The members of the Rural Neigh.
bors club, their families and a mum.
Der of their friends were delightfully."-
entertained on Wednesday evening
in the suburban home of Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. j. McCracken. The house
was gorgeously decorated with fes-
toons of evergreen, holly and green
fringe, while suspended from the
ceilings were Christmas bells with
myriads of incandescent lights. Bas-
kets of beautiful chrysanthemums
adorned the mantles and piano.
The following informal program
was rendered during the evening.
Christmas song, Mary Beth Hayes
and Paul Andrews.
Violin solo, LIE Roy Ray.
Reading Mary Beth Hayes.
Song, Juice Glover.
Piano solo, Mildred McCracken.
Piano solo, Josephine Bledsoe.
Talk on Work of the Women's
Club" Mrs. Nettie Coryell.
A quilt pieced and quilted by the
members was sold, going to Mrs.
Lloyd Higdon. The sale netted the
club $3.50, which will be added to
their flower fund" A delicious
buffet luncheon was served to sew
enty-five guests. M
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Henryetta. Mrs. Corrine Hallum OF
Wichita, Kan. a granddaughter. was
also present.
Mr. and Mrs. Burton and family
moved to Chickasha In 1901 and have
been prominently identified In the
business and social affairs OF the
city since that time, Mr.. Burton hav-
ing served as mayor of the city
from 1911 to 1914. At the age of
72 years he is well and hearty and
Is proprietor of store at 1902
South Seventh street. Mrs. Burton,
who is II eyars of age, also enjoys
excellent health.
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Mrs. TrammeI Entertained.


Mrs. TrammeI Entertained.
Mrs. Charles Trammel OF Cisco,
Texas. the interesting house guest
of Mrs. Alger Melton, was the In
spiration of several meetings Of the
bridge club to which she belonged
while resident OF this city. The
club, called IT. met in the home
of Mrs. Adrian Melton on Wednesday
afternoon, while ON Thursday Mrs.
l.. c. Hutson entertained the club
members and few close friends OF
the honoree at / o'clock luncheon,
followed by an afternoon of bridge
Mrs. Illusions home was attractive
ly decorated In Christmas greens.
miniature Christmas trees. and gay
ponsettias.
On Friday afternoon Mrs. Alger
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An annual event which always fur
nishes much enjoyment was celebrat
ed on Friday evening when Mrs
Ethel Gates Leeds entertained hei
piano pupils, their parents and q
few additional friends with Christ
mas tree. Hefa
Decorations In harmony with the
season adorned the music, living and
guest rooms, which were thrown to-
gether. In the living room the beau
tifully decorated tree, loaded with
gifts, occupied the most conspicuous
nook
Immediately after the guests as
sembled splendid program, in two
parts, of piano numbers, was given.
During the intermission Miss Marga-
ret Petty, accompanied by Mrs. J..
F. Hatcher. gave a Spanish dance in
costume. AS an encore she gave an
old-fashioned Jig, much to the mer.
riment of the assembled guests.
Just before the gifts we're dis
tributed Bobbie Estes, with her
sweet soprano voice and clear enun-
citation, sang Christmas song.
Christmas cartons of nuts, cardv
and apples were given to the que ),
and the pupils received Christmas
stockings filled to the brim.
Mrs. Leeds gift to each of her D,
pills was volume of Piranis Secret
OF the Success of Great Musicians"
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Entertain at Forty-Two.

Mr.. and Mrs. G. M. Rogers enter
tanned group Of friends ON Thurs
day evening, when the rooms were
prettily decorated with Christmas
greens, potted plants and cut flow
ers. After a session Of forty-two a
dainty salad course was served.
Those entertained were Mr.. and Mrs.
w. S. Richards, Mr.. and Mrs. A. B,
Morgan, Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Spen-
Ger, Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson and DR..
and Mrs. A.~C. Crosse.
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Entertain Friends at Dinner.

Rev. and Mrs G.. B. James enter
tanned at o'clock dinner Wednes-
day evening, when the beautifully
laid table held basket of luscious
fruit as centerpiece, while about
the rooms were Christmas, decora-
tions and cut flowers. In addition
to the immediate members of the
family covers were laid for Mr.. and
Mrs. C. NJ. Rogers and Mr.. and Mrs,
H. B. Spencer.
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EntertaIns Music Pupils.

Miss Dorothy Stone entertained
the members OF her music class on
Friday afternoon in the home of
Mrs. A. II. Carter. 917 Iowa ave-
nue.. An impromptu musical pro,
gram. interspersed with several
clever readings. was enjoyed. Miss
Stone remembered each pupil with a
Christmas favor A dainty refresh
ment plate closed the afternoon.
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Family Christmas Tree.

Family Christmas Tree.
After enjoying a family Christmas
tree In the home of Mrs. Mary Ma.
jor, she, with her guests, motored to
the, home OF Mr.. and Mrs. d. II.
Roche for dinner. The home was at
traetively decorated with greenery
and red and green Christmas bells.
while the table held cepterpiece of
poinsettias. Covers were laid for
Mr. and Mrs A. II. Prothro and
children, Frances and Lester, of
Wichita Falls, Texas; Mrs. l.. j..
Major and family, Mrs. ]. Il. Major
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.SOC&ETY..
" mioo KATIE REMINGTON
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avenue. when Mr. aud Mrs. Carter
Mr.. and Mrs. G. l.. Gassavay and
Mr.. and Mrs. John Weaver will be
hosts.
chslstmas Dinner Party.
Mr.. and Ms. j. l.. Hart had for
their house guests over last week.
end and for dinner Christmas day
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Dempsey OF Dun.
can. Mrs. L. c. Wright and two
children. Kathryn and Hart: MIss
Louise Hart Of Ninnekah and .wil.
liam Hart OF saltwater. A silver
backct tied with tulle and filled with
orchid sweetpeas added beauty TO
the perfectly laid table.
Ladies' Golf Club Plays.
Mrs. w. q. MethvIn won tho golf
balls In the is-hole monthly tourna.
mcnt played by the Ladies' Golf club
wednesday al the Country club.
while Mrs. A ID. Leeds was runner.
up. Players matched for next week
are; Mrs. J. II. Snyder VS.. Mrs.
Oscar Claycomb; Mrs. W. q. Meth.
vim vs.. Mrs. A. D. Leeds: Mrs. Fred
Griinsley vs.. Mrs. Oatlcy Anderson: |
Miss Hazel owsley VS.. Mrs. T. II.
williams; Mrs. Harry Ludlow vs..
Mrs. ID. NJ. Caveness; Mrs. +. NJ.
Frey VS.. Mrs. II. c. Harwell: Mrs.
Q. j. Hollowell VS.. Mrs. NJ. c. Man.
deville; Mrs. c. d. Hanna VS.. Mrs.
Harry Hammerly: Mrs. 7. t. Mont.
somery VS.. Mrs. VIII Melton: Mrs.
:. steinberger vs. Mrs. II. T. Estes:
Mrs. t. F. Major VS.. Mrs. George
evans: Mrs. w. w. Horne VS.. Mrs.
J. w. owsley: Mrs ID. S. Downey
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Sisters Entertain Alumni.

Sisters Entertain Alumni.
The Sisters of st. Francis enter
tanned Thursday evening with a
banquet in ST. Joseph's Academy,
having the alumni as their guests.
Music and dancing preceded the
banquet. The long table was beau
tlfnlly decorated with cut flowers,
ferns and southern smilax and all
appointments we're suggestive Of the
holiday season.
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Entertain Quests Christmas psy.

MI and Mrs. A. s. Roberts had as
their dinner guests on Christmas day
Mr.. and Mrs. L. l.. Laws and chill
dren and Mrs. Eugie Harrison Of
Alex when decorations suggestive of
the Yuletide season were used about
the rooms and ON the dinner table.
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Melton entertained at bridge. and
today tho losers entertained tho win
nefs a. luncheon At the Hotel Early
Mrs. VIII Melton and others win on
tcrtaIn next week. Members OF the
club are Mrs. w. II. LIvermove. Mrs.
ben Morgan, Mrs. l.. G. Hutson. Mrh
Algcr Melton. Mrs, Charles Williams,
Mira. WIN Melton. Mrs. y. NJ. Frey
and Mrs. Adrian Melton. Other
friends playing substitute hands were
Mrs. A. =. Roberts, Mrs J. G. Am.
brlster. Mrs. J. u. Sparks. Mira n.
J. nrownaon and Mrs. y. N. Dulln
OF Denver Colo.
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Pilgrim Band Meets.


The annual thank offering meet.
ing of the Pilgrim Band of the
Congregational church was held at
the home of Mrs. Hickman, corner
Sixteenth street and Washington
avenue, on Thursday afternoon. Roll
call was answered by Scripture
verses, bringing in of mite boexs
and testimonies of thanksgiving for
blessings Of the year. II
All officers were elected for the
year and committees were appointed.
After most delightful and helpful
program, in which Miss Olive Pear
son told Of her experiences in the
home mission field, social hour
was enjoyed. The Christmas season
was suggested in the home decora-
tions and also in the dainty refresh
ment plate which was served by
the hostess.
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Lucille Major and Rose Patten.


Skaters Dance lin costume)
Harriet Sanford and Josephine
Neal
Following the program an eabo,.
ste refreshment plate was served
Mrs. Roche was assisted during the
afternoon by the students from the
college, Miss Esther Phillips aud
Mrs. T. r. Major. The class pro-
sented Mrs. Roche with number of
pretty gifts.
In the evening the same musical
idea was carried out with the older
pupils and the evening opened with
musical game testing the pupils
knowledge of present-day artists. The
dance forms were again brought out
in the following program:
Invitation to the Dance" Weber
Kathryn Boone.
Menuet
Mildred Hutson and Juanita Pool.
Piano, Dance Jig-----Sc Scott
Josephine Driggers.
Irish Jig
Edith Owsley.
Piano, Chopin Polonaise
10 Beryl Bettis.
Skaters Dance
Harriet Sanford and Josephine
Neal
Group of Songs
Mrs. r. F, Major
Poinsettia Dance
Annalie Marsh.
Arensky Waltz. for two pianos
10 Beryl Bettis and Dorothy
Thweatt. s
G Minor Prelude -Rachmaninoff
Esther Phillips.
Hum0reske LRachmaninoff
Ruby LAGER.
Russian Folk Dance
Annalie Marsh ~and Dorothy
De Bruce.
A record contest in which ten diff
ferent dance forms were represented
was enjoyed and four pupils made
high score. In the cut Miss 10
Beryl Belts received the favor. Re-
freshments were served and Mrs.
Roche was assisted by Mrs. ]. e
Major and Mrs. T. F. Major.
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Entertains for House Guest.
On Thursday afternoon from to
5 o'clock Mrs. A. H. Carter opened
her home in honor of her house
guest, Miss Hazel Baker of Emporia,
Kan, and charmingly informal aft
ernoon was spent by the honoree and
friends. Decorations in keeping with
the season were used about the |
rooms and centerpiece of brilliant |
poinsettias graced the tea table. Miss I
Bertha Jones of the domestic art
department of the o. c. w. assisted I
Mrs. Carter during the afternoon.
Miss Baker was a member of the O.
G. w. faculty last year and made
many friends during her stay in
Chickasha. She is teaching in the I
University Of Iowa this season.
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FortnightIy Bridge Entertained.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. C. Wright enter
tanned very informally Thursday eve
ming, having as their guests the
members of the Fortnightly Bridge
club. Decorations suggestive of the
Christmas season were used about
the rooms and q dainty refreshment
plate was served.
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e.. r. and G. Club Event.
The members Of the R. r. and G.
club, with their husbands. will be
entertained on New Years night at
dinner and forty-two in the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Carter, 917 Iowa
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Presbyterian Guild.

Presbyterian Guild.
Circle No. OF the Presbyterian
guild viii meet next Thursday after
noon In the home of Mrs. Joe Dews.
As this is the first meeting in the
new year d full attendance OF the
membership is desired.
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Attends Christmas Party.

Miss Frances Frey, who is home
from Emma Willard school, Troy. N.
Y, spent Christmas day in Okla
homa City attending morning par
ty. an afternoon dansant and q din
ner and dance later in the evening.
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The annual Christmas party gIveI
by Mra. u. u. noehc on Friday az,
crnoon from to o'clock 10 IN,
younger MEMBER of her music class
and again ON Friday evening 10 hel
advanced purils, was truly delight
ful affair.
The rooms were attsactively decor
1tcd fer the occasion with Christ
mac erocncry. red and green Christ
mas bells and other conccits. A mu
steal game which tested tho pupils
work In musical appreciation fca-
turcd the early part Of tho afternooa
and preceded tho following musIcal
program, which was interspersed
with clover folk dances by students
from the Oklahoma College for
Women. (lnasmuch as the class has
been studying the various dance
forms, the program was both appro.
prlate and instructive.
Plano. Mszurka Leschctits
Ramona Carl.h
Irish JIG tin costume) f.f
Edith Owdey. slpl.
Piano duet-"Dance Of the Kew
pios' -------------------- Ashford
Mary Ann Erwin and Rosalie
Roche,
Menuet lin eostume) 81.
Mildred Hutson and Juanita Pool.
Piano, staccato Dance -0rth
Ruth Melton.
Fairy Tie Dance Tin costume)
Peggy Travis.
Piano, Ta-antelle -.---------Bye ye. |
Mildred Hutson.
Voice-ta) There Are Fairies at
the Bottom of Our Garden
tb) "Ho, Mr.. Piper
Mrs. 7. +. MAJOR.
Poinsettia Dance Tin costrmel
Miss Annale Marsh.
Plano. Dance of Sparks BossI
Virginia Fesler.
Russian Folk Dance Tin costume)
Annalie Marsh and Dorothy
De Bruce.
Norwegian Dance, for two pianos
-trleK
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Guild Announcement
A meeting Of ST. Luke's guild Is
announced for next Thursday after
noon at 2:so o'clock In the rcctory.
Attendance OF the entire membership
Ia desired as officers viii be elected
TO scrye the coming year.
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Campfire Girls Ceremonial.

campfire Girls Ceremonial.
The WahlWah-teysee Campfire girls
held their second ceremonial Friday
evening in their council room at the
Carnegie library.
Several new members were taken
in and the girls presented Gladys
Melton with a token of friendship.
Miss Melton left today for Arkansas
City, Kan, where she will make her
home.
After the meeting the girls enter
tanned with line party at the Rialto
theater honoring Miss Melton.
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Celebrate Golden Wedding.
One of the most interesting affairs
of the past week was the family re-
union held in the home of Mr. and
Mrs. J. B. Burton on Christmas eve.
celebrating the fiftieth anniversary
of their marriage.
Mr.. John Bethal Burton was mar
ried to Miss Sarah. Elizabeth Hobbs
on Christmas eve, 1879, at Barehead,
Texas, and three sons and one
daughter were born to them, ]. H..
Burton of Henryetta, Okla; Il. C..
Burton of Ada, Okla; E. F. Burton
of this city and Mrs. w. F. Worley
of Wichita. Kan, all of whom were
present excepting ]. H. Burton Of
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Mr.. and Mrs. Watkins Entertain.

The home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. H.
Watkins was very beautifully decor
ated with Christmas green's, a gayly
trimmed tree and jolly st. Nick on
Christmas day, when Mr.. and Mrs.
c. B. Holmes and sons. Walter and
Vernon, Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Chit
wood, Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Mcintosh
and Miss Helen Elizabeth Watkins
were entertained at delicious six.
course dinner.