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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-05

house guest Of Nr and Mrs r. j..
John r. Foeney ieft this week Tor
Franklin. Pa. called By the death Of
NJ. ana Mrs. Harry maker hsv. a.
their guests Russell Baker of Guthrie
Mr ana Mrs William n. Wilson an.
no9nce The birth of a daughter. susanne.
February ~.
Mrs Il. O. Rapp has returned from
three wock visit Ia Minneapolis and
Rochester. MINI.
s. g. Beers has ief FOR a three. week
say IN Bradford and Hazelion, Pa. and
Mr ana Mrs W. ~. Hagan ieft this
week for visit with relatives In differ
Eugene Brlgrs, principal OF washing.
lon irving hlTh school, II spending 10
Dr ana Mrs y. r. Mcdowell Of Denver.
formerly o. otmulgee, are visiting
Mrs. y. NJ. Smith and Mrs. J. " mn
Monday ladies' day
/ Mrs W. u Badger entcrialnA at a
/ small luncheon on Monday
I Mrs. T.. ~ Knotts who has been visiting
/ In Pine NUTS Ark, tor tho past two
/ weeks hos returnrd.
ME- =. ". COIHrt of Cabin Creek.
1 Ark. is visiting her daughter. Mrs. J. l.
/ ritchford and Mr pitchford.
/ W. 81. habcock Of sacrsmento, cal
spent tho week.pnd with his con, Il. AZ
| Habcoch ana Mrs Babcoch
Mrs rhu wit aui son left this week
/ Tor Denver. whore they Will Join Doctor
| VIII ana mako their future home.
br. and Mrs. geOri = Fulcher have
| ~ guests Mrs. FulcbCr's sister. Mrs T.
| Mrs Frank Klaher sod young daugh
/ KlaberH mother IN Oklahoma city.
NJ. rnd Mrs. Joe =. King have re-
turned ,l. irqm msp tor,n'gy1t ysi' Win r''"-
Mrs j. e. Mulhall entertained at three
| tables OF bridge on Thursday when guests
wcge, mem6s,s Of The i2s2 bridge club,
a. dinner ON Friday evening In honor
" Judge Baxter Taylor OF oklahoma
ON "wednesday evening Judge ana Mrs
John CHrutncrs were host ana hostess
~ "a perfectly oupoiuted dinner party ut
Judge II, c. nelson has returned ca
her home IN Kansas city after few
DAYS visit with her relatives Mr.. aud
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Moore had ~.
their guest tho past week Mrs. Maudo
Teasdale, superintendent Of the city hos
Mr. and Mrs r. T. Hrl have as guests
the formers nieoes, Mrs. H. A. Jones Of
penison TeSsss' end Mrs. W. s. Moore
Mrs W r He'll left Wednesday tor
Chicago whore she viii visit relatives
Sho VIII remain IN the north ana east
untii the early part of next fall.
Mrs. Frank walters ana son Paul hav,
returned by motor from Coffeyyllle, Kan.
where they spent the past 10 days In q
yirit with Mrs walters parents.
In honor of the birthday ~ GeOrg'
Fee. Miss Elizabeth Culhurn cntertaiuet
party ~ friends at an Informal dane
! iuU party on Wednesday evening.
Mrs James a. Boyer has arrived from
/ Red Lodge, Mont, FOR Visit OF severa
weeks with her parents Mr.. and Mrs
s v. Foster aud sister Mrs A. ~. Settle
Mrs. II, =. Farmer left Wednesday fo
her home IN Houston Texas, having Epeu
two weeks In tho home Of her daughte
ana husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Gillette Nm
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Murdoch OF Peoria
Kan. pre guests ~ Mr. ana Mrs. J. W
Murdoch. Their father, j. W. Murdoch
ar. Of blackwell Ia also visiting IN the
. city.
Mrs j. W. Murdoch entertained
, bridge company on Saturday afternoon e.
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residence IN Denver. the members Of
the Thursday bridge club entertained on
Thursday in the home o. Mrs Ernest
lovely gin In silver as a parting token.
Announcement is made q the marrisse
of Miss Naude Reed and NJ. t. saunders
both OF OkmuiEee. which was soiemniEcd
~ the home of Judge and Mrs. Riley
Cleveland W. Muskogee. February 10. The
bride l. the daughter ~ Mt and Mrs
". -. Reed. pioneer ohmulgee family.
They Will live 10 Okmulgec.
Members Of the Pan-fiellenic associa-
tiou enjoyed = supper party at the homo
of Miss NeldH Bamesberger On Monday
evening Twenty members were present
small dinner company on saturday
evening complimentary 70 Nr' and Mrs.
Mrs G. {. Altny and Mrs. A. y. Adcock
entertained the Fortnightly club al the
home Of the former on friday evening
bridge vas PLAYED. Dr. aud Mrs v. IT,
Mrs Mcdowell having been a Fortnighty
member during her ycHrs Of residence in
Okmulgee. High scores were made by
Mrs. n. y. Kennedy and Carlisle Mabrey
Mrs ". Gordon Clarke was hostess on
Saturday TO one Of the largest affairs
NJ the week, when over 100 guests were
entertained at bridge 81 the Country
club. yellow and white were the chosen
colnrs employed fIornUy on the large
table which ceuterod the ballroom and on
each Of the IS smaller tables. In tho
scored high and Miss Mabel storm. low.
Miss Maymo Evans u Okmulgee and
Frank Braulgcr Of Chicago were mar
rlcd on Saturday at the home Of the
brides sister Mrs. T. y. McAnally. In
Tulsa, the Rev sem R. Gorden per
forming the ceremony. only immediate
Brnnigar came Immediately to Okmulgee
for a few days visit before goiuE on to
bride is the member Of a pioneer okla
huma family.
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honor OF Mrs. Frank Murdock OF Peoria.
Kan. High score vas made by Mrs.
c. W. Walters
Holmes or Dallas house guest Of Mr.
and Mrs r. J. Dean. Mr.. and Mrs " a.
collins entertained With a perfectly aP-
Tho y. y. q. sorority was entertained
- the regular meeting on Mednesdsy by
Ferguson" by g. John Eryino.
one " the loyeiiest of the weeks social
affairs was tho bridge. luncheon on
wednesday. presided over BY Mrs. z. n.
TIbbets Swcatpeas and frosias, in
pretty baskets we're place favors
bors ~ the Players club In her home
On Friday when Mrs. Alice de Almond
of Butler. Mo- was a special guest. High
score was won by Mrs. j. n. Brown.
ON Friday afternoon the one O'Clock
Bridge club was entertained by Mrs
" {, vernon, Additional guests were
Mrs W. .. Wirshing and Mrs. =. II.
nouden of Argentina south America.
Complimentary TO those who took part
presented By the Kiwans club the early
part ot the month. the club entertained
with a dancing party on Monday evening
turned irorn a visit In pttsburs. kan,
their former homo. They were accom-
l panied by Mrs. y. " skinner and son,
who VIII be their guests for several
/ MliIar Brown has returned from Chi
CHRo. where he has been studying piano
I uudcr G1duwsky and Anr0usou. lIe viii
/ visit his parents. Mr.. and Mrs X. W.
/ Brown. a few weeks before returning 10
| hts studies.
ON Friday evening IN her home, Miss
/ Margaret berry entertained the members
/ 1f the AwaHsa class of the Presbyterian
sunday school Games were played dur
/ Ing the evening. after which rCtreshmcnts
/ wprN served.
/ In compliment 20 Mrs. Y. ". skinner
/ of pittsburg. Kan. who Is her house
/ guest Mrs. Ray l.. Smith entertained
I the members OF the ~. V. bridge club and
u few additional guests. Bridge was the
] diversion OF tho afternoon.
! on Wednesday evening, 30 school
] friends " Miss EunicC KLEIN entertained
] with an informal dancing party at
/ local dancing studio in honor Of her
/ birthday. Nj. and Mrs J. 4. MrCleilund
aud Mr. and Mrs a. a. Kchn were
| Cuupcroua.
/ AZ farewell 20 Mrs pm a witt
] who lcavls soon N loLn nnctor wiz ~
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is ths guest Of .ber sister. Mrs. n
wilkinson of $40 South Maple.
Mrs Paul Crisp Of Ontario. Cal =.
rived sunday for an extended visit w
Ns W. So Robinson aos, and and, DR.. Roblrson".'
Mrs ". Rule after ied the r1u,1i.i aa1
comedy Irene" in Tulsa Monday SieS,
Bernard Hughes arrived home Tribsga,,s.
day from Norman 70 spend the wsst.a,',
With his parents, Judge and Mrs + 'IRa R
Mesdames II, $. sohwsb, Geory. ,
burke, Hetschel McCauley aiso y.
Harvey Of kellyvillc. formed a partv ",
urday and attended the matinee ii,'y IN r,, Sa.l
Or g. l. McCsllum arrived home 80
day night from 81 Louis, where he Vss, Vert
Henry Knight. who is In The ,' bo,shT,,i NT,
there '''"l
Mrs. Louis Dawson entertained Thus.
day with an Informal ] O'Clock ipr.F.l.
ct her home on South Poplar comp..rrsn,n
vile, n. G. 'e'
The members OF tho Christian Tu1s,...
society or the Presbyterian church baIt
business meeting wednesday nirht ~ 49,
nsan,e inan,e' @ tos Las, lee. Plans for coming
=. Mrs G. = Powell was hostess ,, ia,
Maids ana Nations. Friday Afternoon rfssss
the usual number of tables To- bt,sn
were surrounded BY club members y.,tAs
twn-cOurse lunch following.
IN" Democratic Womcu'H club hs5 .
meeting friday attetuOoOn iu tho I4sr.
mcnt % The library At o'clock A rro.
gram Of mislc was given, also several sv.
cellent speeches were heard by prominsn,
democrats. "'
Mrs. ~ Burnett entertained .,,,.
mally Monday with q line party commit
mentary to Mrs. HolemBn and Miss Rc.
nttie StidEetg or Des Moines. lows. M,
leCk Of Nlnita. "
Monday afternoon IN the Odd Toror.
nall the Woman's Relief corp held a
Washington Lincoln memorial pr1,t,-'
Those giving numbers on the prasram
were McsdameH II. L. SpruIL Ha-ris
Oscar Campbell. Ada Anderson. Nsai
Campbell, Frank Blair and Miss Maurirs
Huft
The 2. p. o. sisterhood enjoyed their
usual luncheon Friday with Mrs r. m.
cheshire rs hostess. Luncheon was ssrysi
az I o'clock at tastily arranged '4b's
wher0 covers were laid for club menbar,
and one guest. Mrs. j. r. Murphy. 1hs
next meeting viii be held In two week,
with Mrs. Louis schmidt
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Ds'ma Finley Lelah Franklin carrie
Htc1n. Wsneta Money Esther Boatman.
bertha Cochran. Paul and Fred Netzger
Win tho worst storm Of the season
raging Tuesday afternoon. the Interior
~ tho home ~ NJ. ana Mrs. a. l. Laws
presented dolightfuiy Cheory scene on
tno occasion. ~ the REGULAR meeting u
the Crans olub with Mrs Laws ~ host
tss. Three tables ~ auction bridge we're
played. dainty rcfreshmruts following me
games Those who played were McHdRmcs
y. H. Greene. w. y. Gardner. Harold Hilby
. q. NomsW. Lon, Kirkpa,flck H..
2. 81. nunseckcr. A. L. Taylor aud EIishA
an interesting social event ~ wednes.
day evening ~ lost week was arranged
b. NlsH Helrr Williams wien she called
together the members ~ the T.. I g. class
N tho ". q. church. south il the horn,
uf hor parents, Mr.. and Mrs w ~ VII.
candy mnhing and Famrs Present were
MHHeB Huh McAuuaily Ruby Cbiiders
lucIlo Wallugtor1. Alice Morris. Anna
WiuiamHs Mpssrs w." Roberts. Murray
Spilors Douglas Stull. Loren Childots,
AZ Evaft william Kerr Tony schoetflor.
A largo company N BROKEN Arrow ma.
irunt muiprrd 10 Tulsa on Friday after.
/ noon ~ last wr,k 90 share tho hospitality
/ N Ms Z. J. Holi, former iiroten
H.Hisr Mrs T. ". Chcfryhuuop gave q
bridge luncheon In mo If9t home h1nor-
.
T o. HroWu aud Hubert Koaton Smith
. Ihoro were players Tor six tables In the
/ games number " ruiaana who former
i ly resided in brokcn Arrow swelling the
/ number from this city present which in.
| r'uiHd Moadamea S H. Sanders, Howard
/ woodward u - sandsrs Jake ptoc'o-
/ Wells Ernest Harrai- j. g.. Greene Oda
I tUulHOn Lon Laws Onis Franklin, " A,
W'oT'S,a S% ( TsbIs TsNbpIr Esy e p ,, G2.92s Hc59s5
. and John Anderson.
Tho iara,a, party OF tho week was the
/ guest day meeting ~ tho Self culture
] a. A Kemp The bright weather brought
. out o. fun attendance % members, each
bringing guest for tho afternoon. Jrs
j. Wright Young Nc leader hud q nost
entertaining program 10 offer those pres
emit au entertaining feature ~ whini
/ was an address ~ Mrs Dan Chudrrs
/ president Of tho club. I'm tho Crock Ian,
guaF". her untlve tongue. with Miss Nei
Young acting ~ hrr intcrprotsr sol'
". g.. WHllams and . trln hy M"Hdamo'
y 4, Eelbling, II. a. wsllinEtord ah,
~ q. Williams ali contributed muci
pleasure To the occasion. An elaborate
salad course wss served on a large tnhl,
in tho spacious Kemp dining room, whcri
covers could be- laid Tor all present
Members whn enjoyed tho hospitality werl
/ ". g., Williams. W ~ Williams. l. ID
Corning Samuel P!ummor. y. l. Sanders
WauIngford. J 4. nprth. j. wrIRh
Young j. E. Kerr. \. A. Kemp Ann,
I Ransom. ". Mckenuh, ". r. NeiblinF
/ Dora tHslinEcr william SpraTue and Mis-
Nell Young. Quests FOR the afternoon
we're Mrsdnmes Merry shores, T.. y
Nader v v Hartman, !, - walker
S l.. t1hnsou. a. ~. Hubble, nd Hun
seeker, Wills Mays charles Paxton, p, J
Gruhe. FitE Hurd, Ed Wells Harve Hol
liuRsworth Hugh sanders. A. B McGouhiC
charlie. Burdetto. Howard Woodward
j. D.. keunard, !. /. Greene W r. Brun
, hnuah, w N. II via and John Anderson
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rrrulnF meeting ~ tho q. u, rHdno.
o. Wulrh regent Tho meeting wNa h".I
si tho home OF NH IS. N. lH.H. '.'
session an iutrrrfiInE UlU'i NN. I.fd I
Mr. y Robert ttn}. Hl. Davis r'rNcd
"a luncheon at the close uf iUH meeting
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STATE SOCIETY

Nrn y y. Wn.mc" hlss skinner ana Won
mug al N,'n.. s'n.1t y...,.... NJ,
NNlIL'"n". "' ,no ~, "a NE
,'nu w,.l,nf nl l.s "2mS .i ~ ana ~
.Hm'H liHIr were Mf au' M,H j., maN
Gen'mau.
st dIprar Thufsday Mrs Joun shaurHues-
fav Di Tusn. Mfs. ~ e. Collins. ME-
ralph Turser Mrs' Hoiia Htetniscn ana
Miss Smith
.r and Nc. gr.pt tt,itro,k and Ne
arJ Ma R o. tfoIginud. who nave been
r.aIrns Of E0li for the paft two years.
,.ft|rr tyNa.
.. A.. .,, A.. s.,..
Don iFfhh A'n or ~ nh' HI7. fhin
NJ tNhh"Wn ~ NprmHh mas maze lh.
.fm1 200 fraternity "'' was In''nl''
'''i "''h
uf Pond NIrrf MHs LHriIs Thomas. Miss
NabU colo. 8. y. munu nnd 81 ana
Mra. a J.. olson uf 'us'URtou, v'ro n
. lInn rHf} Ht "thonr ~ friday night.
.IU. t.tt,ftsr ,fYb r4yo Ifs ipYisI dance
at E,rp,iy nnu on lussiay rueninv.
/ Tff'. tglIrts iazr artIafs rf KBussa CIV
/ ,r,.,1 "'l.IIs 'nrgIa.tr, yItf Ii.rIt.t1
/ uIr. uaudar satouHDrlst. s touring ur
/ ~. "'''' "'''''''.'' ~ ''''.'" ''
] MfH ltrl 'h'WutIn, nH7H''h hF. nor
/ ,Ha9'l1 'h', ,a'". 90. .,''',U', '' .'.'
/ tIug Special gupan were NJ aud hrr
. Robert 'hNmINu ohH bi nud M'a \ ".
] f't.I - , - ,.,... . a..
Mus I'.| N"5N.l vas iN7''AN +" We
W'un,rH ul 'ur liid'y Auction ,.Ih WIZ
] M'a Ih'"l mutton .I 'N.'nn' ~. -
/ lIuhnii1h, MO. 300. $50, ,'Hi'lH. hIH. O.. =,
. NN'IF Hhh h'H w. y. '"fIHi fl''hi
| tu,h'" .,.
M'H w.. w "NHN'' 70 NI' WV ''N '.
UumT.Eui aLl NII|IuE bi ih, huW" 90
hrr r'I,u'r M' "rl Nf' j. a. W'l.''n''
IH'H Soy NHH l''nfy'I II'l. lh'l'
d'.IHIa, Wu't" D." huH h''n 'W'NuR r'lH-
I.tH tnr several Mr'hH
llunNf Eu'HIH ~ 10" nom" or NJ hhl
Mrs u. Acres Nrdu.H .H1ay evening Wtf.
" auh ME-. VI. a. tsuHnr,a, Dt' "nl
Cole Miss llaEel hurr ot 'h'roh'e, hul
A ~. Henson ~ Norman.
ON" ~ the society events whl'h unrHro
| the puHt "urh iu luid was lh" mufl'h!
comedy show. "'hoor Up The cust and
HlurvfH w"ro HClrrtrd with care and ftvpl"d
. pfuiDrsl"ualH Ihn 90 or mot" lliug thl'
drru dtlrhtri the audiences Win charm
. lnr duurrH HuI song. Two houses ever,
seat iUtd, greeted tho players lh'
Episcopal ladies wrr" sponsors,
Delegates from the various clubs IN M
city enjoyed MONDAY luncheon ON Hai
ufduy. clubs responding 10 roll call wTrt
: ths tuld EhakcsprHte 'luh, Modern ~
Young Ladies' Musical club, Nlirurian an
Fine Arts Home Economics, Uolphiuu
! NHdriRnl Alpha e. T.. .. g ana Bon
7 hpmir. one new WoWhcr tho tnvlugtoi
study club aud two individual Wetnhcr
clubs
One ~ tho pr"ttirat parties ~ the sprinl
! was given by Mrs. " g. Slmuns, intro
. I durlug her now granddaughter TO hU
. / friends nt seated afternoon tea o
y / THURSDAY turHuEr hnuuurta nt HwrrtpCn
I. and stevia were NJ each place ana th
= nsWo flowers were used profuHoly In dec
q otatlonu a welcoming speech by Mr.
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Charle. Watson aud wife are LIVING In
West Tulsa nov.
Mrs Rdgo Msyg' entertained the Em-
Frnncls ureNutsr snd wife were Grove
visitors sunday,
Hrssie itomby. rugosn sppuCu. tulou
n a now Sunday render.
Mira W. r MaycH ia M after short
iilness We are slea Go sla,s u.,,,
been In IOpiin On business,
The Christian ladies' viii hold nm apron
and bonnet market March 90.
Dr 9 ~, sparkman lrft Tuesday for
shrinEdale. Atk, on busln'Ht Wnal"h'
john ", NAlkur Assessor Who Wna Ia
Grove Monday ana Tuesday, loit yesterday
Miss Della Thompson. who is teaching AZ
nethsi. came Saturday TO attend tho tu-
neral of Mrs. Mary fuHruo,
And Hllly Disappeared was presented
by drove high school juniors at the Ptin-
ueSs thcatet Friday night,
Doctor Mcdonald IL here nnd will deliver
sermons az the Presbyterian church sun
day morning and evening, Al are In
Mrs W. r. Moves ioft today tur Joplin
40. where she goes for H visit with her
daughter, Mrs. Taylor fnapp. Nj. Muycs
drove over to Itetniyc with her,
The MssrE FCgueu who are teaching In
the south part ot the county, were Gated
home Friday GTlnT TO ihc death OF 'he'r
The dance at the afmuD. Tuesday night
WAS well attended. An otrnvstfu from
uravetto. Ark, furnished the music. A
good time with rood order d. reported.
Mrs. Dale Hampton entertained the Em-
broidcry elub last Medncsday afternoon to
games were otIoyed us were tho retroHn
mcntH
The christian Ala society met with Mrs.
r. n taltce last Thursday After aaNiug
tho Lords pruytr aud uiblu reading rrEu-
lar business was transacted bLu then tra
WORK continues ON rebuilding Of Iohes.
Hampton nud Dr J. e. Holland husintHs
houses, DESTROYED by IRE. = lvi,er uom
g. =; Wells ut uWllouv'le says he VII
tohuhi hts store huulius,
Lewis Luudsy. court clJrk. was la Grove
Monday morning varlN hcing cn route e.
jay, lie had been ~ 'loora q" visit mig
family. Mr, Lunduy vKprrta go set moved
10 Jay by Saturday OF this week.
grny, vnn NJ many grirna. b,,, rov
living at ragusa Springs. Colo. Is uuit'
Nl hHlur afflicted with ,nnCvt. lls sister
Mrs Bessie Handy IL at his hodsidu.
Mr. aud Mrs a, uyier lrft Tuesday tu
81 Joseph, Mo, where they win spcu,
two weeks visiting their daughtgE MIS-
them To Noel, Mo. IN his Ford. whcr,
they boarded the *. e =,
James Guius. 40. uuttyc NJ tho CaroIluas
died az hIs home, tnruo miles west. euuuUy
Funeral scr,icoH we're conducted hy ROY
l. g. \ormtlliun, Wtctmrut taking play'
gather particulars father being iu.
John a. iHwIl, first assistant nru mar
shal ~ bhluhuun 'ltNt Tom tf'rlN, ~.
ciul ageut national board uf tlrr uudor
writer's. Chicago aud A. y. Smith with tu,
Hates Adjustment company Iulah. wVr,
ncre Monday boing cine rurst' Of uoorE'
Nj. ana Mrs " Ross ~ whit.
we're guests uf Nr ana alus, CHARLES N0r,
Inst week, M Ross hHv hnru marie,
about one month o. nn ugcnut'.. .hrd lHl'
who was. prior Go inr VrdJ'Ug Miss NrI.
smith ~ NiuitS We may be late bal
Reverend Inrhrr rl ,u,rr,,HI.. k1u.
preached morning aud uEuI sunday uI
no Nhls'ian church, Two NaF"m .o,,1
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Ross Rice Of Yale spent the past week
Waiting Nkhy relatives.
Mrs Nourge Green a. c0uvalcscinr after
= severe attack ot Influenza OF several
days duration
4 Furris has returned from business
tup 10 S. Louis ana othur northern
ana eastern market crutotH
Mrs. e. OWslcy has returned from
Tulsa whore Hhc visited her daughter,
Mtr Dan Hunt fOr brief time.
Holman fyoinhuchel ~ Wichita, Kan
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sAPULPA.

Nrs Lillian Coharau pnd small daughter
we're visitors IN Tulsa over sunday.
Mrs. John Carson Of Tulsa was tho
weekend guest Of Mrs. B, p klttredge.
Mrs W. n Eaiy of Tulsa was the
guest o. Ms. G. L. McCallum the first
Of the week.
Mrs John Eolsiad presented number
of hcr pupils In plano recital a. the high
school auditorium Monday night
Mrs Ike We,eusky Of Menafd. Texas.
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NI,

Mr and Ms Uoy Pratt of Harper t.u.
spent sunday With Mr oud Mrs. o. d.
Pratt.
Mr, and Mrs. Harley Huyou of ppuop
yiy were Weekend guests uf Mr. Hud
irs. Carl leslie,
Ne ana Mrs. e. Ti uuber or ISw-
tuaIa were guests OF MI aud Mrs. N,urEy
Rafu,N this WVViD
Miss Pauline FiemuE WNr s attending
snuthwtstyru college ut Winfield rpvut
tho Weekend with her parents.
Mrs. q. NJ BeNrgI Uud Euu Price ana
g. a. Watts spout sunday iu TuuNaWu.
Tucsts ot Mrs. Ic'ycaIs daughfvr Nrs
Mylfr
Mrs g., T. Wallace entertained DE- A. a.
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OKMIIGII

Mrs Fred M carter Is spending a
Mrs. E. y, Schmidt aud Mrs J. W.
Mcclure have retained from Mt Morris
pa.
Harry sprinkler N Kansas city Is tho
Evening journal., 1922-06-27
SPORTS PROGRAM
ON EDEN EXCURSION

Eden Lodge. No. 81. I. o. o. F..
will go on its annual excursion 20
Augustine Beach on Thursday. on
the steamer Thomas clyde. The
excursion will leave the Municipal
Wharf at s o'clock, Wilmington
time.
The. committee compose OF
Arthur p. Hudson. chairman; An
drew Ulrich, secretary and treasurer;
Thomas Grier, William ]. Beatty,
William II. Taylor. Bayard r.
James D. Murray. Grover
Cox. Alfred Lane and Norman Wat
son. The following program has
been arranged:
220 yard dash for men; 100 yard
dash for men;1OO yard dash for wo-
men; so yard dash for boys u years
of age and under; so yard dash for
girls IS years of age and under;
shoe race; baseball throw for dis
ance for women; pie eating contest;
spot dance; tie and cigarette race;
a large variety of prizes has been
pC Crchased. A base ball game has
been arranged between the married
ana unmarried members OF the lOuSe.
The unmarried members who play
ball will please report to Thomas Z.
Grier. Jr., and the married MEM
bers to James d. Murray. William
J. Beatty viii ofiiciate as umpire.
There will be dancing on the boat
and in the grove. Kimmy's Orches-
ira will furnish the music.
At the meeting of the lodge on
last Thursday night IL was decided
to send the Degree Staff TO Detroit,
Mich, to compete in the first and
third degrees at the sovereign Grand
Lodge during the week of Sept. is
to 20. The members OF the first
and third degree are urged to be
present on Thursday evening during
the summer for rehearsals.
Evening journal., 1922-06-27
sharpened in Grind

managers OF the Buffalo A. c. and
South Brooklyn Giants seem to
think It is alright for teams to visit
them and not play return games.
These teams have been rivals Of
the Green Dragons for several sea-
sons but not once in the Dragons
baseball career have they appeared
on the latter's diamond. All games
have been played "over the bridge"
on their own diamonds.
A month ago we defeated the
Buffalos. Z. and the same week
trimmed the Brooklyns. S-2.
1t is not because we haven't re-
served dates for these teams. We
have asked them several times to
visit us and each time they have re-
fused. We feel that they owe us a
game for sports sake and leave II
to any clear thinking sportsman as
to whether we are right or not. II
must be considered that for sched-
ules to be complete one game
apiece with teams in your class are
not sufficient. The Dragons do not
believe the Buffalos or the Brook
lyns have a valid excuse outside OF
the one that they have already been
beaten by us.
Yours in sport,
LEWIS WINCHESTER,
Mgr. Green Dragons.