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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-04-26
PLAZA

Elaine Hammerstein, known as the
start without a failure, has made her
most successful photoplay presenta-
ton in 1.-THE Way of a Maid which
begins its engagement at the Plaza
theatre tomorrow. Adapted from the
novel by Rex Taylor this serio-comedy
is hum orous, wholesome. and dramat-
ic in cellu1oid form. This captivating
tale of a young society heiress, who,
without father or mother to advise
her, mischievously plays the role of
lady's maid to her confusion and
embarrassment, offers Miss Hammer
stein every kind of histrionic oppor-
tunity. Niles Wech, George F'aw-
cett and others comprise a capable
supporting cast
Jungle jazz" with Ethel De1rnar
and Hal Hixon features the vaude-
Vile bill for the last half. A story
with music founded on Kpling's
Jungle Book it should prove unus-
ua1ly entertaining. There are eight
singer and dancer of no little conse-
quence. Evans and Wilson, present
ing VIII You Marry Me-" and other
acts complete the bill.
Today for the last times Tom Mix
and Eva Novak in the mi1e-a-nninute
comedy drama :'Tralin," will be
shown together with George E. Reed
and His Girlies in "Pianoville;" Por-
ter J. White & Co. with 1.-The VISITOR
and a good supporting bill.
DAWES
Bui1ded thrill upon thrill right up
to a smashing climax and then a fin
ish of a most unusual nature, aptly
describes, in the proverbfal nutshell
the latest William S. Hart Paramount
picture, which was presented to a
most appreciative audience at the
Dave Theatre last evening. It con-
Germs chiefly the mind struggle of two
distinct types of men both coveting
a good woman who is, so fate wills
it, the wife Of another man, a, preach
err of the word of God. There is a
and it is this rivalry which preci-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-04-26
In The Theatres
POIPS

POIpS
An entire new bill will grace PolFs s
stage tomorrow headed by Jay VeIie
who is presented in wonderfully ar
ranged and mounted act, called apt
ly an interlude of singing and dane
ing. The act is different from any
inasmuch as each of the supporting
company, aiding Jay Velfe, to no lit
tie extent, are listed as principals.
This number includes Kathleen Rob
Blossom Sisters. Staged by Bert
French, acknowledged the greatest
of all present day dancing experts, the
offering is certain to be in the treat"
class. Other acts will include Fir
min and Olsmith, 1.-TWO girls from
oklahoma; Maxine and Bobby. a
com dy dog, and Bobby Watson. the
musical comedy chap with Mabel Fer
ry There will be other acts, the
Pathe news and a feature of the sort
that will be the "sitters" on the edge
of their seats, and the ISLANDERS on
the tips of their toes. 1t is a thrill
ing picture of San Franc:sco's under
world, featuring Lon CLANCY, prob
ably the greatest de1ineator of under
ed the screen. Lon CLANCY is in
class by himself and those who re-
member him for his wierd and re-
markable work with Priscilla Dean
in Outside the Law will be on hand
to see him in his latest starring We
hicle, 1.-The Night Rose" It is
tense mystery drama with a thrill
in the first reel that doesn't die until
the finish.
For the last times today are being
shown five vaudeville acts and Pearl
White in ga Virgin Paradise a pic
ture of jungle life. and young girl,
raised in the jungle, who meets with
a series of experiences while being
Civilized" that furnish action ap1enty.
The vaudeville is headed by Margaret
Young. a Coincidence of the type that
has her audience with her enmasse
moment after her first entrance.
Other acts of extreme merit include
Paul Hill & Co., who do the funniest
Polls since Charles Ahern was here.
The offering is a riot. Fargo & White,
black face artists, the Gray Revue,
and Claire & Atwood are included in
the galaxy of stars on the supporting
bill.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-04-26
THOUSANDS HEAR
HIM LECTURE
The Man of the Hour Astonishes
The Multitude
Convinces the Entire Audience
NOTHING TO swAILow-YoU JUST WATCH HIM DO 1T
THEATRE, BRIDGEPORT. PACKED DOORS
Paraytc Boy Made to Walk Home Without the
Aid of Clutches.
SPECIAL INVITATION PROF BLUNIETs TO LECTURE
Paralytic Boy Made to Walk Home Without the
Aid of Clutches.

SPECIAL INVITATION PROF. BLUDIER
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-04-26
KU KLUX KHAN RAID
TO BE DEEPLY PROBED

Los Angeles April 26.-Itmnedi-
ate impan e.lling of a grand jury to
investigate teh raid at Inglewood, in
stigated and directed by members Of
the Ku Klux Khan according to a
coron.er's jury-was considered pro-
bab1e today.
The Los Angeles city council adopt
ed a resolution calling upon the city
attorney to prepare an ordinance max
ing the wearing of 'disgufses upon tbs
public streets at any time of the day
or night" an offense- punishable by
fine of $500, six months in jail or
both
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-04-26


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next casetr
before
afr case which you probably hopeless
results
Come M fory
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tisn,w
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thousands all walks Of
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long o Will roSe
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every and
of heaI n
That eess and @ on that n Issts
be early order
Ing the fact "6 of nep @ tqeafnent the ef of their ai
men
gate
Naureopahic science publicly
The HEALTH SOUGHT
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st
the
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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-04-26
EILIPINOS WANT CHURCH
AS HISTORIC MUSEUM

Manila. April 26.-To buy the Bar
ason1n church of memory connected
with Aguinaldo and meetings of the
Congress of the Philippine Republic
during the tnsurrection of late Span
ish and early American occupation
days is the purpose of a resolution in
ture recently. The Barasonin church
is at Ma1olos, village not far from
Manila, and is owned by the Catholic
church. 1t is proposed to make a
museum of the building
Times Ads Bring Results
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-04-26


all Of
o
SUNDAY after
DONE by
ailments
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-04-26
Dress Rehearsal
For Minstrel Show

The final dress-rehearsa1 for the
Plantation Minstrel Show was held
by the L. NJ. c. Girls in st. Johns
Hall, corner Jane and Pembroke
streets. All indications show that
this affair will be both the U. NJ. c..
undertakings by both the U. NJ. c..
Girls and the combined Republican
Club Inc. to be given on Thursday
evening. April 81. The ushers will
be as follows:
Miss Francis Ocko, Miss Helen Kali
fus, Miss Helen Ocko, Miss Dorothy
Della, Miss Beatrice Sullivan. Miss
Ethel Corteu
Floor Committee.-Mrs Joseph Mi
haley, Mrs. Joseph Janontak, Mrs.
John Marcincin, Mrs. William Thomp-
son, Mrs. Harriet Butler.
J-4:- T. TIL ~ rTH-oo
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-04-26

Every now and then one is privileg-
ed to see something which beggars
words. 1t may be Yvette Guilbert or
Fritz Kreisler, Pav1ova, or it may be
this novelty of Tony Sargs marion
cites. With all the marve1s that a
Barnum could desire Mr.. Sarg has an
entertainment to excite wonder and
applause. One cannot forget the
juggler and the dancer who entertains
the rich merchant in 1.-THE Rose and
the Ring
Nothing that is not actually real
could be done better than the parting
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-24
P0ETUL LEON FERARu

Am cantat sal vad printre cei
dintai pc poetul Leon Feraru 81 a
treia ii venirei melc am petre.
cut-o Gu el in cercul restrans al "a.
miliei sale din lnodestul aparta.
ment eel ocupa, pc strada 18O, pc
mahl riului Hndsoa lRiveTsside,
cum Sc chiama aici). Nascnt Ia
Braila, Gu educatia complecta 81 Gu
tineretea toata petrecnta in tara, el
a scris nenumarate buclti in pro
"a 81 vers,lri, pc earl mn le are inca
IN yolnm. Colahprator si prieteal
al regretatului poet D. AAghel, Fe-
rarR era unnl din elementele cele
mai necesare tx1ii i,oastre q earei
,dragoste Q poart& adanc in taina.
Atat de adanc, IN. at acaam xece
ami s a re1ntors il tarI 81 e vra1t -
tie impanlanterit. s'su oernt
bani pentru un 6rept - j - cnve-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-24
DIN PATRIE

Societatea Gle cultura macedo
romana, pl'imit din oras,ll Lln
gaj Lo-Jang, tChina), prin inter
mediul Banque Beige pour L
Etranger" un eek de doua J4laii lie
de la un roman macedonian, anu
me Granata Dumitru originar dir
Magarova, jud. Monastir, Macedo
MIA sarbeascI.
D-sa anexeaza scrisoare prir
care roaga pc presedintele socie
tatei sd 1ntreblinteze suna pen
tru aetele de bimefacere in scoI
patriotic ale acelei Societati.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-24
APPEL

In ziua de % Oct. 1922, Socie.
tatea romana de ajntor 81 cultura
''Negru Voda" chi seaiul in Nc
Kces Rocks, Pa, Va, serbia JUBI.
LEUL DE Is AMI de la infiinta-
rea Societatii.
81 Isl 1rdreapta glasul catre
toate Societatile, Parochii 81 Gu
burr, 81 apeleaza la bunul simti.
nant al D-voastra a ne da spriji-
null material.
Stiut este cd Soc. Negru Voda
intotdeauna si-a facut datorinta
81 a dat sprijinul material tuturor
Solicitation 81 Parochiilor, fie din
apropicrc on din departare.
Societathe din dcpdrtare sa nu
trinita drapelele, dc oarc &c e
foartc grcu pentru delegati 81
avem drapeie aici in jurul nostru.
Credem ca 81 D-vpastra nu ne
veti da uitdrii pc ziua de nni sus-
zisa.
In numele societatii ''Negru
Voda".
Lazr Dragoh rrescainte.
Ioan UrsiOvvan, secrctar.
(249 81.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-24

nea 81 din care tara folosea. Scax
fbit, Feram s'a inapoiat la NV
York 81 All e american citizet '
Formula scetateniei americane, tere
sa te lasi de rege, nh dc patria-lna-
ma. All Feraru nu mai 9 supus al
regelni Ferdinand, cum sc pare ca
su1tem moi eel dc 'acasa, dare tot
flu al Romaniei.
Ocupa catedra ST I'm loc insem-
nat la Uniyersitatea Columbia din
New York, unde preda limbile ro-
manicc. Dar snfletul 81 i1lifna lui
Ferarn slnt 81 bat, cu frumoasele
coline ale tarei sale, Sc malta la a
mintirea Carpatilor pad,lrosi 81 Sc
calmeaza Ia vizinnca Dunarei alba
sire tcopilhriei llli lela B1'aila.
Cand vorbeste de tara, ochii Sc
l,mezesr. ST l,,creaza pentru ca.
Pregateste in englezeste O istorie
a literaturii romane, care Gu talen-
1tnl 81 cnnostintele lui lin bibliote-
| ca sa gasesti toata literature roma
na), cu discipline organizata man
eli de aici, va Fl desigur cea mai
buna lucrare din cate s'au seris in
acest sens.
| Ca darul de 10000. delari al
d-lui Aristide Blank, Feraru in
zestrat biblioteca Universitatii Co
lumbia Gu toata literature romana.
| 81 la zorilc de desteptare a tarani-
mil 81 democratiei romano, a scos
o ninunata revist;l '.Steaua noa-
stra 81 Romaia noua, scrisa in
! romaneste 81 englezeste, care apa-
rca in 5000 de humere. Din lipsa
completa de orice ajuter 81 susti-
! mere. reyista trebuit sd inceteze
La al treilea nnmar! Prin ca Fe-
raru intretinea vie ideia, dragostea
| 81 constiinta despre tara numai in
populatia bastinasa 81 facea cuno-
scute amcricanilor de vaza sufletul
81 literature romana. Gel mai
mare poet al Americei, Edwin
| Markham, TRIMS 0 scrisoare Plu-
garilor romani, iubitii sal prieteni,
lar Feraru la tradns in versnri ro-
manesti frumoasa lui poezie Oma,l
81 Sapa pc care ambelc le alaturez
aici. ST cate n ar face Feraru da-
cd ne-am intelege interescle 81 am
ajuta energiile 81 sufletelc ce win
eu caldura catre moi!
Feraru un o mde 80 de ami,
brun. malt, simpatic, bun 81 atat de
roman, atat de roman, ca ma STINT
Gu el acasa la moi, GU ce avem mai
distins intre noi.--Dr. n. LUPU,
in "Aurora. lPrin lume.)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-24
INF0RNA

CORK. = Pc aici circula svonul
ca mai mnlte persoane marcante in
eearca sa negocieze O pace intre re-
publicani 81 aderentii statului H.
ber.
WASHINGTON. - Federatia
bisericilor crestine din America p
dat I'm comunicat, prin care declara
ca Europa nu Sc poate ridiea fara
ajutorul americei.
TOXIC. - In comunicat official
primit aici anunta ca consulatul
francez din Vladiyostock a fost alta
cat, ca anarhia domneste peste tot
81 ca consulul american a 1nchiriat
o cladire pentru adapostirea refu-
giatilor supusi americani. Sc zice
ca cladirea aceasta protejata de
tunurile depe un crncisetor al Sta
lor Unite.
PARIS. - Tribunalele franceze
au dat astazi ordin pentru supri-
marea fihnului american numit
Viata Frumoasei Cleo de Nero
de-. Cleo de MArode o vestita
dansatoare franceza 81 prietena a
reeelui Leopold al -Belgiei. Dansa
inaintaAe tribunalului 8 petite, in
care zi0ea e& filnznl acela 8 1nfati-
50 co pc awenturiArS. !
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-24
Din fUCA CONDf|ULW.

Din fUCA CONf|UlO'
Daca vreai sd 'njuri, sa fumezi
0 tlgara de-,m nickel.
A
Eu spun ceea ,ce cred" - spu-
he Beveridge. Dac'o femeie lar
calca pe batatura. al Beveridlgc
ar ii arestat.
-
Ceeace auzi nu nicicand atat
de important ca ceea ce auzi canel
tragi Gu urechea.
"a
Temnita din JACKSONVILLE. Fla,
este pc Liberty (Iibertatea) Str.
&
Ca sd dovcdesti lumei calitatile
tale. - iii trebuiesc multi dolari
d
In Boston milionar; $ "A casa.
torit en- un portar. Tot ce-i In
seste acnm e un wagon de carbuni
- 81 apoi va Fl fcricita.
-
In Texas mireasa fneit CT
IN nuntaS. Necunoscand fata NJ
putem spune daca mirele casti
gat sau nnntasul
&
In Gc11mania Sa gaSit cd vace
lOr lie place rozatura de ferestra j,
Sa nance gcrmanii, steakul din
vacele acele.
-
1'rima fata: HGrozav. ce glume
picante mia spus tinerul ce-a fost
eri la moi. Mama. null va mai III
Vita.
A doua fata: 'Da. 81 nici M
lea sfa1sit cum Sc cade"
"a
Cetim intro gazeta din Berlin
Doctorul: 'iDa, doamna. barbatul
D-tale va trai, trecut peste
criza.."
Sofia: Nh grozav? Mi-am
cumparat deja hainele de doliu -
d
Alt ziar: Preotul: Providenta,
in intelepciunea eli, tia luat ne
vasta''.
Barbatul: Da, mia luat-o.
insa in privinta intelepciunei. am
indoieli. Sa nu regrete mai tar
ziu,''
q
klkeriki din Viena: ''S'a elsit
cadavrul neimmormantat al unui
ON care a fost ucis cu 1000 de ami
IN urna".
Oare gasi-va politia crimi-
nalul ?''
q
Ell: Isl nici n'aveti bale in
casa, - nh face sd rentezi aparta-
mentul."
Ea: Da, dar sumtem destul de
bogati, multamita Domnului. sa
petrecem trei lnni din an la bai"
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-24
- ca pc 0 awentu1iAra

seoas AZ an mare parfe enematografee ~ pFDp Tna~
r. n rscunos6t0are daca ar inprnut1 .tf al fle
Penfn e seneratie hnee "a nree AessA hi -. eel
nai sfiea0 moe de propaganda esei atraxe i "a
sesIas timp Il dShsazk. rs
ANDnEI TA11f43ETfH
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-24
PosTA REDAcIlel

Dlui D. Ionesi, GranNille,o. -
Fellcltari. Sa mai anzim de D-ta.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-24


McCURTAIN, Okla. =, fost
nc'si sapte oameni in tiny a nnei
explozii isbucnite in mira Progrc-,
sive Coal Company. Pc linga aces
tia an mai fost 81 vreo patru raniti.
Abuse Ia suprafata. corpurilc cclor
ucisi de AHA an pntut Fl recunoas-
cute.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. Multi
mea 'nfuriata a navalit noaptea tire
cuta in pnscaria locala. a scos afara
Gu puterea pc arestantii Ed. Hart
ley 81 George Hartley 81 la 1mpus-
cat ca pc caini. Acesti dol fnsesera
pusi in preventie pana ce avea sil
le vie judecata, find mvinuiti ca al
Fl ucis pc nn anume Connei Hart
ley.
BERLIN. - Marca germana q
inregistrat o nou;i scadere. Expertii
zic ca aceasta Sc datoreste caderei
gnvernului lui Lloyd George.
Mount Vernon. Ill. Roscoe
Wallace. I'm copil i'm etate tc II
AMI, a impuscat pc mama-sa Gu nr
revo'lvcr. pc care I descarcase din
grcsala. Il
Indianapolis, Ind D-na Myrt
lie Reno din aceasta localitate q
fost gasita ucisa la locuinta sa, CT
cinci gloante de revolver in piept
Sc crede ca ucigasul ar Fl un anu
me Oryile Thornburg, care statust
in gazda la aceasta fence timp dc
IA ami 81 care acum disparut.
Amsterdam.--La ofiterul starii
civile din Dorm s'a 81 anuntat cn.
nunia fostului Kaiser al Gerama-
niei en- principesa de Reuss. In
actele anuntatoare William Isl
zice 'majestatea sa, William al
doilea. kaiser 81 rege."
Belgrad. - Printnl George, fiul
mai mare al decedatului nge Pc.
ltru al Serbiei. a VENT inaintea ca
blnetnlai jugoslav 81 a protestat
contra nedreptatii 'ce 10 face fra
telc sau, rcgele Mlexandru. tinan-
dnl depaite de patrie 81 nedan-
du-i mijloacc de traiu potriyit Gu
rangul san.
Sofia. - Parlamentld aprobat
propunerea guNernului ca pc zila
Gle II Noembrie sa Sc pue la refe.
rendunul popol7llui chestia daca
antlmiti membrii din eaibineteic
expremierilor Nalinoff, Daneff 81
Guechoff sunt sau nu vinovati de
tararea Bnlgariei in rdzboi. Daca
Jumatate din voturi vor spune ca
sunt yinovati, atunci poporului i
Sc va cere arate printr 'un alt
referendum pedeapsa &C trebue sd
Ii Sc dea.
Honolulu. Muncitorii de la
plantatiile din Filipino sunt tero-
rzatl 81 sllltl sa plateasca sapte
dolari de fiecare Ia societatea Sc
creta numita Ku Klux Khan. Fan
tnl S a aflat in urma unei scrisori
anonme, trimise procurornlui Ma
themann.
POSTA REDAcTle,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-24

Honolulu. Muncitorii de Ia
plantatiile din Filipino sunt tero.
rzati 81 siliti sa plateasca sapte
dolari de fiecare Ia societatea Sc.
creta nulnita Ku Klux Khan. Fan
tul s a aflat in ur1na unei scrisori
anonme, trimise procurornlui Ma.
themann.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-02-19
East ArdmOre Presbyterian
MISSIONARY Society Meets

The East Ardmore Presbyterian Mis-
sionary Soci5ts met on Tuesday after
noon with Mrs Il. G. Miller, SIS IL
street. northeast. when it was decided
for the society TO begin serving the
Ryonis Club luncheons each Wednes-
day at the First Presbyterian church,
An election Of officers was held ana
Mrs II II. Peterman was reelected
president; Mrs. Henry Lloyd, vice
president. Mrs. w. J.. Hamilton, sec.
retGry: Velma Williams treasurer,
and Mrs. John p. Small. reporter
The next meeting will be held Tues.
day. February 2lst, at the home OF
Mrs. II. n Peteman, 800 g street,
northwest.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-02-19
Happenings i'm Ar dhnor @'s
Society and Club Cir cl@s

awakening of interest in musical affairs has been quite
~ noticeable locally during February Whether this be due
the recent presentation in Oklahoma ClySo near TO
and yet far-o the Messiah by the Lndborg chorus
and other good programs there which has ded the ambitions
OF our own musicians whether is the natural reaction to
the more serious consideration after of trivo
ties, it is pleasing reality.
The Philharmonic club has reorganized the choral depart
men and rehearsas going forward regular schedule
three days OF the Spring Festival to
be given during the first week in May One or two exceptional
PROGRAMS are offered between and then besides the
veyy delightful program that given Fri
day night
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-02-19
Miss Mdrtho Lindsley
Honored With Pdrty

Mrs. Ben Lindsey entertained on
saturday afternoon with a very pretty
,childrens party in her home, Fourth
and street, southwest, honorlng
her little daughter, Martha. whose
twelfth birthday occurred last week.
Dancing and games were enjoyed dur.
I1ng the afternoon and many pretty
1avors were given the little guests.
Attractive decorations were used sug.
gestivc Of the Washington holiday and
a dainty luncheon was served to 30
guests.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-02-19
We Win GLIB Entertained
B9 Mr.. and Mrs. RAIDER

Members Of the 1--WE Win club
enjoyed a pleasant evening at cards
on Friday at the home Of Mr.. ana
Mrs Charles Z. RAIDER, 615 Second
avenue, northwest.
Decorations in Colonial effect were
used throughout the rooms. Mrs.
NJ. H. Lindley and Mr.. W. f. Boyd
were successful in securing the high
score favors.
Dainty refreshments were served 10
the following guests:
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Butler.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. T. Boyd,
Mr and Mrs. NJ II. Lindley.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-02-19
High School Parent.Teachers
Association.

The High School ParentTeacher
Association will meet Friday after
noon. February "a, at $3.50 o'clock
instead OF Wednesday afternoon as
heretofore announced. The change IN
the date being made on account OF
the Washington birthday holiday.
High school students with Miss Ella
]. Peterson, leader, will give the pro
gram
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-02-19

Junior High Parent Teacher
Association Meets

A special meeting of the Parent
Teacher Association Of the Junior
High School was held on wednesday
afternoon. In the absence Of Mrs,
Walcott, Mrs. Graham presided.
Important business was transacted
and plans were formed for a picture
show to be given by the Junior High
School ParentTeacher Association on
March 2nd. at the High School audi
torium. A very pleasing program was
given by the pupils Of Miss Wheeler
and Miss Ellsworth and the Boys Glee
Club and the Girls Glee Club both
gave very attractive selections, under
direction of Miss Chymers.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-02-19
First Christian Chlrck

s:4i Sunday School, l. X. Mason,
superintendent.
1855. Anthem, Like As a Father,
Mrs Mofritt. Mr. Deardort and choir
Duet, Mrs Baker and Miss Bur
nit.
Sermon. "The significance Of The
Lords supper"
C.3O intermediate c. J..
ESQ Senior G.. T..
GRAFTON :. BROOKS. Minister.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-02-19
Junior Philharmonic
PrOQrdm GiUen

A most enjoyable program wa
given on Saturday afternoon by the
Junior Philharmonic club at the regu.
lar meeting in the Young Women's
Christian Association rooms. Mrs,
Minnie b. Wall, leader. has announced
several other attractive programs to
be given during the season. The fol-
lowing program WAS received with
much praise:
Piano solo. "rhe Snowbird"--Dolo'
rez Duston.
Piano solo, "The Second valse'-
Pauline Anderson.
Violin Solo-Florence Stonum.
Reading, "The Man in the Moon
Melba Harlow,
Piano solo. Russian Romance
Virginia Rawlins.
Piano solo. 'Valancelle'-Howard
Mckinsey.
Piano solo. "Tarantella" Wilma
Ernest.
Violin Solo-BettY Brett,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-02-19

This is the third of six articles on
styles for girls, written by Mary
Pickford Mary recently returned
from Paris, where she collaborated
with Madame Jeanne Lanvin, the
most celebrated designer of youthful
frocks in the world, in designing the
frCcks she is writing about
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-02-19
BY Mary PiclifOrd.

This informal evening gown Of white
chiffon, by Lanvin, has loops ana
streamers Of the same material in
delightful shade of coral.
Like so many of the Paris frocks
the interest iscentered in the girdle.
In this case Madame Lanyin has
generously provided two.
The girdles as well as the band Of
the trimming across the front and
around the sleeves are made Of ex-
quisite irredescent beads in coral and
white.
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Surprise Birthday Party
At Home of Mr.. Harper

Mrs c. ~ Harper 130 L street
northwest, entertained with an in
formal dinner party on Friday evening
in celebration OF Mr.. Harper's birth
day. Following the dinner the guests
formed tables at 500 Guests Of the
evening were Mr.. and Mrs. Russell
Farmer and Mr.. and Mrs. w. H..
Feeny
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-02-19
Third Ward Parent Teacher
Association Meets

The Third Ward Parent Teacher
association met on Thursday afternoon
when the program was given by the
second grade pupils Mrs. J. +. VIII
liams was in charge Of the meeting,
in the absence of Mrs. Ray Poland.
A discussion Of the Harmony of
Music" was given by Miss Peterson.
An unusually large number of moth
ers were in attendance at the meet
ing. The following program was
given
Reading-Carol STANLEY.
Song by four bows and four girls.
A dance-Melrose Hale.
Reading-Frances Stahl.
Two songs by the class.
Reading-Regina Levy,
Reading-Ernestine Kennedy,