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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-01

selvidge. Robert Mcdowell. Lloyd
'raig Henry Thomas. Lee Price.
seth Berry, Woodward Williams.
Sargeant, Franklyn Asby, Rob
ert Hudson, Raleigh Clark, Jim
Clark. J. II. Frazier. Muskogee,
Okla; Randolph Mcintosh. Henry
Brady, Merle Alton. Douglas Grove.
Paul Vanhorn. Barton Dougherty.
Robert Downing, George Smith.
Raymond George, Dick Wheeler
Frank Schreck. Buffalo Boiling, Linn
Rorabaugh, Herb Smith, a. VI. Hur-
ley Charles Parker. Harry Perkins,
Frederick Pyeatt, Jack Summers,
Muskogee, okla; Mr.. Robinson,
shep Allen, Neil sullivan and Elsie
Brown, guests OF Ed Lyon; Robert
Allison, sig fverson and Il. q. Will
rich.
The official holiday setting at the
Country club, expressed in glisten-
ing mistletoe and holly wreathes
with their berries of crimson and
with a background of southern pine
and palm, was used at the large and
brilliant party dance given Monday
evening by Miss Martha Sharpe. a
buffet suppcr was served during
the late hours. Chaperones assisting
the young hostess were her parents,
MIR. and Mrs. r. c. Sharp: Mr.. and
Mrs L. l.. Brundrea, Mr.. and Mrs
Victor Bredon Walker and Mr.. and
Mrs. Hubert w. Whitney The list of
invited guests included Misses
Ann Kennedy. Thelma Kennedy,
Irene Buel, Dorothy Jane Markham.
Carolyn Skelly, Marie Constantin. Ell
Wilds Bell Springer. Mary Leonard,
/ Claudine Miller, Alice Bruere, Ruth
/ Bruere. Alpharetta Scott. Irene Nc
| Laughlin, Dorothy Vensel, Ora
| Weaver, Frances Kearney. Pauline
/ Woods, Natalie Broach, Nell Cook,
! Dorothy McBirney, Fannie Land,
Rnsalind Hollow. Alice strouvelle,
I Mary Grabow, Vivian Westmoreland.
| Maxine Maxey Genevieve Misener.
, Margaret Campbell Pearl Edwards,
Betty Welch, Helen sBroomfield,
Elizabeth Broach, Naomi Brown
| Lucille Thomson, Dorothy Burke,
! Virginia Winkler, Jean Hagler, Lucy
Mae Marquis. Vivian Norval, Vivian
| FulRhum, Elizabeth Hilton, Florence
! Blackmore, Elizabeth Brewer. Freda
| Davis, Thelma Holmes, Edna Younk-
man, Mary Veasey. Dorothy Neasey,
| Margaret Fitzgerald, Louise Stab
bens, Ciephane wertzberger. Maxine
Day, Ruth Clinton, Lillian Misener,
Kathryn Fulghum,. Jane Ransom,
! Elizabeth Cook, Jane Robinson,
Thelma Field, Marjorie WEIGH. Grace
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-01

y. A. Bridge club will meet with
Mrs. Ray II. Siegfricd.
Tulsa chapter L. ~. g.. will meet
with Mrs. Bert l.. Farmer for eve-
ming session.
Public installation Of officers
Wnman's naaa.!; s&s3a!=tion of
Maccabees. X. Of y. hall, 2,30
O'Clock.
Ahteloka club will meet with Mrs.
o. ~ MacCurdy.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-01
"Wednesday.

Hastings Burns morning wedding
at Holy Family church, 1880 o'clock
u. A. Il. will meet at Y. NJ e. a.
Mesdames =. J Edwards. W q,
Beall and Miss Isabel Fonda. host
csses
Rainbow women VIII meet at
Woods cafe At 2;3O O'Clock.
Sphinx club will meet with Mrs,
u. j. BraCkney.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-01
NinI,ln,

Icta Phi fraternity will give New
Years dance in Country club.
Okamyri club will give annual
holiday dance in kcnnedys rcstau-
rant
Eight Victor artists will appear In
concert. Convention hall.
Tulsa Womans club will meet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-01
InIIrsllnY.

Mrs Klrol Il Holm will entertain
for Miss Constantin In homo OF Mrs.
Frank NJ Breen.
Mrs. Raymond Skinner's lunch
con In her home FOR Misses Ruby
and Elizabeth McNeal
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-01
SnnlinX.

Mrs Patrick j. Ilurley's large tea
at her home. TO z O'Clock
Rev. Ralph pomoroy Crum will
receive members ~ Trinity Eplaon-
lpa parish and other friouds at The
rectory TO cchnnge greetings OF The
season.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-01
Friday.

Mrs. Charles r. Martins bridge
shower for Miss Amelie Constantin,
Premiere appearance OF Madame
Anna PEvlowa and company of as
sociato artists In dance, Convention
hall
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-01
yOTr ARE RITST.

YOU ARE BUST.
Save time by having the Superior
Tea Room serve your sandwiches
and noon-day luncheons. Popular
prices. Quick Service. 544 South
Main St.-Advertisement
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-01
saturday.


Nfherican Association OF Univer-
sity Women will meet at Y. w, G..
A., 2,30 o'clock to hear Prof. u. H..
Dale speak on Indian folk talos,
Mrs, G., O.. Armstrong Will enter
tain for Miss Amello Constantin.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-01
LuRcheOns

Misses Virginia Winkler, Marjorie
and Betty Melch brought happincEe
to their friends and added much TO
the spirit Of the holiday season with
the elaborate Christmas luncheon
which they gave In the Country club
on Tuesday The tables which were
placed la the ballroom. presented
a beautiful picture. Miniature Christ
mas trees, betlnsolod and all aglow
with many small candles were used
with n pathway OF holly sprays
down the center of the table. An
artificial lako occupied the center
OF the large round table and about
this was n snow scene. Ruby coll
orod poiusettis cups held Coufec-
tiOnH and Santa Claus favors were
presented. illumination was fur
nishcd by tho sidol!ghts, hooded In
red and from the candles which
adorned the tables Chapcroncs
were Mrs. w. NJ Welch. Mrs.
George Winkler, Mrs. Murry ward,
Mrs, NJ. VI. Robinson and Mrs. j. g.
WEIGH. Guests we're Misses Jean
Hagler. IAllinn Mlsener. Genevicve
Misener. Susanna Hadloy. Mary
Frances Eakin. Claudine Miller,
Thelma and Ann Kennedy, Lucille
John, Betty Hunt, Pauline Woods.
Grace Sanderson Jane Robinson,
" :
Irene Bucl. Louise Stebbeus, Caro-
lyn Skelly. Ruth and Alice Bruere.
Dorothy and Helen Taylor and Mar
guerite Phillips OF Sapulpa Lucy
Mae Marquis. Dorothy Marquis
Esther Oberhoitger, wilma Elliott
Elinor Grubb Ruth clinton. Mary
Leonard Dorothy Jane Markham,
Maxine Day, clara and Elizabeth
| Kramer. Florence rlackmorc Dor
othy Burke, Marie Constantin.
l-AtarLha sharpe, Lolita Murdock.
! 1Iefen BroomfleId, Alpharetta Scott,
! Naomi Brown of 81. Louis. Margaret
| Eysonback and Carmen Mcdonald
! OF wichita, Kan.
Mrs. Edward II. Argue gave n
| theater party and luncheon during
| the week complimentary to her
young relative Miss Evelyn Porter
| OF Springfield, Mo. After the pleas
| ures at tho Orpheum. luncheon was
| served in tho home where the holi-
| day season was shown In decorations
| of the table and the place cards,
| Guests were Misses Gcnevieyo Brad
shaw, Lolita Murdoch, Helen,
Rroomc!eia Mol!!e Baker. Mildred
Hennage, Alice Schaff Alice Rog-
era, Margaret Broach. Louise King
and Mary Louise Day.
Miss Irene Buers attractive
luncheon given AZ the Country club
was an event OF Wednesday and
! characterized with much bcnWy
the Yulotlde spirit sixty guest,
were seated about the tables placed
In the ballroom Holly and mistletoS
with glowing poinsettias combined
TO adorn the tables and Santa Claui
with his reindeer adorned the plac,
cards. French bouquets In Christ
mas candy were the lovely favorH
Mrs. A. r. Alison, mother Of The
young hostess. assisted her Bridg,
waa played afterward In which hon
ors went to Miss Louise Stebbcn
and Mrs, George NJ, Ransom, Th'
inspiration OF this attractive part q
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-01

Tulsa Daughters of the Confed
oiacy viii present Miss Alma peter.
son " the Chicago Grand Opcra
company In concert here on the
evening Of February at the Boston
Avenue VI y. church Miss pctor-
son ~ "a fhvOritc here and possesses
"a voice OF wondruus beauty ana
charm.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-01
. Society <
Ciubs-Musc- c-woman's work
4 ARHOHRceRieHts
Music woman's work

Airs Patrick 4. Hurley is enter
taIn!Dg nt large tea Oh the after
noon of New Years day in her
home the hours boinE from 4 10 q.
Moadamcs David wallace and q
y Parrish viii entertain with e.
hrldgc-lunchcOn on Wednesday,
January IT., honorlug Miss Amelio
CunstHntln
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-01

Mr. and Mrs Clarence T.. Grocr
entertained members of tho .. W.
Bridge club Wednesday evening
Tho home was attractiyoly decor
tiod ana an enjoyable evening was
spent by the members. HOnors
went 20 Mr. and Mrs John W MID
dleton and Frank s. Daniels Miss
Mildred kavanaugh will entertain
tho club at its next regular meeting.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-01

The regular Thursday set aside
for ladies' day at the Elks has been
changed and the next afternoon tea
viii be on January when Mes.
DANES T.. r. Huss and A, J Bear
man will be hostcsscH. ON January
10 Mcsdamos Clarence Taylor and
Thomas H.. Farr will preside
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-01

bert Hardman. Floyd Bradford. Vir-
gil King, Don Wolsey. X. f. Wilder.
Gilbert Taylor, Virgil Halliburton
Douglas owen, Staunton Blake, Ken
ard McConnico, Paul Potter Dick
Lawton, Raymond Gum, Aubrey
Mcdonald, Girls Wise, Harry Perkins
James Creekmore, Harold willard
Bob Coons. cleo Blake, Leo Blake
Linden knight, John Marshall
Tracy Doty. Ross Baze and Mr..
Jones.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-18

Martha Washington tea Is to
given by the Local Council OF Women at
the Heron Art Institute Monday after
noon. A musical program is to be given
and tea served in the gallery. The pro-
gram will include numbers by trio,
including Mrs. Roy Turner, pianist; Mrs.
Carl T. deber. cellist; Miss Alma Mil
Ter, violinist. Others who will appear are
Miss Ruth Sterling, vocalist; Miss Susan
Gray Shedd. dancer; Mrs. Dorothy
Woods. reader; Mrs. Rhea Hall Belly
mer, reader: Master Charles Symmes and
Betty Jean Mckinney, in quaint cos
tunes, will act as doorkeepers and the
ushers will be Mrs. Norman Greene, Mrs.
John B. Rees Mrs. John c. Diggs.
Presiding at the tea tables win be Mrs.
Frank A Symmes, Mrs. James I. Kali
leen. and assisting In the serving viii be
Mrs Harry Orlopp, Mrs. Oscar Hetder,
Mrs. II. Benjamin Marks. The commit
tee In charge is composed Of Mrs. Ed
ward r. Files. chairman. Mrs. E. II.
Bracket, Mrs. Arthur X. Robinson. The
board Of directors in costume win act as
h0stesses.
A washington's Birthday concert and
ball will be given in the Athenaeum,
Tuesday evening by the Hilton U. Brown,
Jr. Post No. IS. the American Legion.
Thurst Parks and Maurice L. Vert will
entertain with a dance ir honor of wash
inrton's birthday IN the Assembly Room
Of the Claypool Hotel, Friday evening.
$50
Miss Edna Norris, Il North Keystone
avenue will entertain the Senper Idem
Club wednesday evning. She viii be
asslted by Mrs David Kahn.
Miss Matilda Daugherty, $40 Central
avenue home today with spread and
afternoon party. Initiation OF the
pledges including Miss Ruth Buck, Miss
Twanette SHERMAN, Miss Virginia Bird,
Miss Maxine Bird, Miss Marjorie john
son, Miss Alice whitman, Miss Lois Nc
Creary and Miss Glenn swenck.
Mrs Ruth Bosart was elected president
Of the Culture Club at the meeting held
In the home of Mrs Walter Carpenter,
g26 West Drive Woodruff Place, yester-
day. other officers named Included Mrs.
w. A. Rowland vice president; Mrs.
Charles Remy, secretary treasurer; Mrs.
Edwin Williams Of Pasadena, Cal, was
among the guests.
Miss Gertrude SCHUYLER, 2242 Ashland
avenue, entertained the Western Colge
Alumnae Club this afternoon.
Mr.. and MIS-. FRANK Morrlson OF the
Baker Apartments will entertain al cards
this evening. The guests will include
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold j. Purviance, Mr..
and Mrs. l.. J. Percy and Mr.. and Mrs.
L. L. Purdy.
Miss Bdna Seuel, so North New Jersey
street, spent several days last week visit
ing in Oxford, Ohio, at Miami College,
and is now visiting in Kentucky. Miss
Irene Seuel has gone to Purdue Uni
versity for the week end and win attend
the Delta Epsilon Fraternity dance.
She win visit at the Kappa Alpha Theta
House.
Kappa Alpha Theta entertained this
afternoon with a benefit Bridge" at the
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-18
Asks Return
TO Cultural
Side of Life
Mrs. Kate Miner Rdbb Ad-
dresses Seventh District
Federation of Clubs.

Mrs. Kate Miner Rabb was the prin-
cipal speaker at the Seventh District
Federation of Clubs monthly meeting In
the Odd Fellow Building yesterday.
Mrs. Rabb made u plea for the return
to the study of cultural things of ! fe,
not giving over all study to the pra til
cal things, however important, as has
been the tendency in the past decade. In
teresting discussion followed Mrs. Rabb's
talk
short talk was made by Mrs. Charles
z. Hall, representing the Girl Scouts, an
nouncing a drive for funds for the pur-
chase of a camp for the girls.
Mrs. S. L. Perkins gave word pic
ture of the old Fauntleroy home which
the clubs of the State are purchasing
Mrs. o. NJ. Pittenger, State chairman Of
the Fauntleroy fund, reported the clubs
Of the State are arousing themselves in
making the fund possible before the next
convention.
Mrs. Philip Zoercher talked on par
Iiamentary usage. Mrs. c. L. Stubs, sec
rotary Of the Seventh District, announced
that Mrs. Louisa Billman Of the Russian
relief organization would meet women
speakers of the city at Hollenbeck Hall
at 80 o'clock Saturday morning, at
which time she was to give instructions
for four minute talks on the subject be-
fore churches and clubs. tea ut the
Woman's Department Club on Tuesday
afternoon was announced by Mrs. S. E.
Perkins, president. Mrs. Billman will
be presented at this gathering, will
also Mrs. Booth Harrington, chairman
of the relief drive. Pictures of the
famine district will be shown.
Mrs. Perkins told of seeing the treaties
of peace signed at Washington and Of
the impression upon the people. She
said the gavel used by Mr.. Hughes
throughout the conference was purchased
by Mrs. George Maynard Minor, presi-
dent general of the D. A. r, and was
given to the organization. The pen and
holder which contained miniature flags
Of all Of the nations participating also
was given to the D. A R. and the organ
ization owned the table on which the
treaties were signed so that the national
D. A R., which gave over its building
for the housing OF the conference, IS
proud indeed to be heirs to so many in
innate articles used in the coming to-
gether of the nations for the purpose
Of trying to bring peace to the world.
Mrs. John Downing Johnson, president
of the distict, presided at the meeting.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-18
GIRL SCOUTS
OFFICERS TO
HOLD MEETING
Association Will Be ReOrgdn-
lied at Dinner Session
Tuesday.

The Officers Association of the Girl
Scouts Will hold a dinner session at the
Y. NJ c. A. at $50 o'clock Tuesday eve
ming and at $50 a business meeting will
be held. The association IS composed OF
all the commissioned officers Of the Yari-
Gus troops throughout the city.
A report Of standing committees will
be heard at the business sessin and a
reorganization of the Officers Association
will be effected.
The president of the association is Miss
India Wilson. Other officers are Miss
Pauline Ceiner, secretary treasurer; Mrs.
Henry e. Waward, chairman of nominat-
ing committee. Mrs. Cecilia Deubig,
chairman of the membership committee.
Every commissioned officer Is urged to be
present
The association will meet the first
Tuesday Of each month in dinner session.
The Y. w. c. A. is lending its dining
room for the meeting.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-18

The League Of Women Voters will en-
terrain with a patriotic luncheon at the
Spink-Arms. Tuesday, Feb. q. Mrs.
John w. Trenck Is chairman Of the ar
rangements committee
The speakers are to be Mrs. Samuel
Ashby, whose topic will be Washington ;
Mrs. Frances z. Streightofr. who will
talk on Lincoln; Mrs. Grace Julian Clark,
whose subject is DR.. Anna Howard
Shaw; Mrs. Frederick KTull. who win
talk on Susan B. Anthony, and Miss Adah
Bush, who will give a talk on the work
of the league.
Following are members Of various COM
mittees: Arrangements-Afrs. John w.
Trenck. chairman; Mrs. F. E. Ellis. Mrs.
P. B. Reed, Mrs. T. W. Demmerly, Mrs,
c. V. Coder. Tickets-Mrs Ira Holmes,
Mrs E. L. Burnett. Decorations-Mrs.
+. f. Ellis Mrs Edward Hartman. Hos
pitality-Mrs. Isaac Born, Mrs. Ovid But
Ter jameson, Mrs. o. c. Lukenbill Mrs.
W. H Blodgett, Mrs. Charles Sowder,
Mrs. g. H Wrestling and Mrs. Frank
Wampler. Reception-Mrs. J. Willard
Bolte, chairman; Miss Jeanette Beard,
Miss Jeanette Parry.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-18
INDIANA ALPHA
PHIS FLOCK TO
ANNUAL EVENT
Luncheon at SpiRk-Arnas TO
Be FOLLOUed by Dance
CHAPTER Clues Play.

Alpha Phis from various parts Of In
diana and several from other States at
tended the annual luncheon at the Sphinx
Arms at 1 O'Clock today.
Mrs. Homer Talley Of Terre Haute pre-
sided. Mrs George v Miller. president
of the local Alpha Phi Club, was chairman
Of the committee on arrangements. Spe-
cial favOrs were presented from Terre
Haute. The tables were decorated with
spring flowers and lighted candles. En-
tertainment was provided by the De
PAW active chapter in the form of an
original play.
A business meeting followed the lunch
con, at which officers were elected for
the coming year and n delegate chosen
for the national convention at Syracuse
University in June, when the 1ftieth
anniversary will be celebrated.
The dance this evening will be at
tended by the active girls from De PAW
and visiting alumnae. the indianapolis
women acting as patronesses. Many also
are expected from Purdue, Indiana and
Wabash.
ALUMNAE.
Those present from Indianapolis were
Mrs. George v. Miller, Mrs. D. D. Tullls,
Mrs. James NJ Carter Mrs. S. A. Rowe,
Mrs. L. II. Oberreich, Mrs. r. H. Bird,
Mrs. G. B. Cauble, Mrs, Jay A. Craven,
Mrs. ". w. SOmmers, Miss Blanche Still
son, Miss Alkaline Barnett, Miss Beatrice
Evans, Miss Alma Sittason, Miss Pearl
Glendenning, Miss Dora Rocker, Miss
Irma Houser and Miss Mabel Hunt
Guests from out of the city were
Mrs. Homer 3. Talley and Mrs. f. w.
Bray Of Terre Haute, Mrs Lola +. Hoa-
ton, H0opeston, Ill Mrs. E. o. Stiehm,
Bloomington Mrs. NJ VI. Eudaley. Rich
mond Mrs Bennett Taylor Lafayette
Miss B. Houpt, Terre Haute; Miss Beulah
Shehan. Lafayette; Miss Harriet Farmer,
Bedford: Miss Jean TtlIey, GreencastIe ;
Miss Marie Brubn, Oblong, Ill; Miss
Marjorie Taylor, NATION, III.
Active chapter, De PAW University,
was represented by. Miss Mary Strod
beck MiddletOwn. Ohio; Miss Katherine
Phipps. Pendleton; Miss Ruth Springer,
Miss Anna Allen and Miss Nell Allen,
Sullivan; Miss Berneace Heaton and Miss
Irene Lester Hoopeston, III Miss Flor
ence Kirk, Oblong, Ill; Miss Mary Gros-
jean, Terre Haute; Miss Katherine
Daugherty, Lafayette; Miss Ruth Nail.
Lafayette; Miss Elsie Smith, Portland
Miss Eleanor Mead, GoodIand; Miss
Eleanor Smith. Chicago; Miss Miranda
Monroe, Hammond; Miss Halcyan Men
denhRll, Miss Margaret Ann Geyler and
Miss Christine Vickery Of Sheridan; Miss
Alice McCorkle Wingate; Miss Pauline
Taylor, Greencastle; Miss Josephine
Davis, Omaha Neb. Miss Florence Sam
mons, KentIand; Miss Gladys Shadle In
dianRpolis; Miss Mary Hamlin, Miss VIC
let Stinson, Hammond; Miss Florence
Handley. Monon; Miss Helen Crozier,
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-18

Miss Katherine Phillips will play the
part Of Lady Agatha Carlisle in the But
Ter Dramatic Clubs frat production OF
the year, Lady Windermere's Fam"
which will be presented Tuesday night
at the Murat.
Lady Windermere's Fan" written by
Oscar Wilde, is a four-act comedy drama
OF modrn English society and is an ex-
cellent vehicle for members of the cast
to show their dramatic powers, particu-
larry in a comedy line.
The cast comprises twenty-six of the
most talented members Of the club,
many OF whom have had much previous
experience. Several members Of the casts
OF previous productions of the Dramatic
Club are included in addition to under
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-18
PAN BRoFI,ED BACON.

Cut the bacon in slices as thin as
paper; this can be easily accomplished
If the side of bacon is very cold, and the
knife is thin. sharp and hot. Cut the
slices down to the rind; then run the
knife under the slices. Keep sharp edge
close to the rind while cutting. Arrange
the slices in a kissing hot frying pan and
as soon as they become transparent turn
them; in a minute they may be removed
to drain on brown paper.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-18
MARsHAL rooms REJoINnEn.

when Marshal FOch visited Governor
Sproul, at Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
,aIs. LyIUan -. Gilbert, the well-beloYed
philanthropist. said.
Il am afraid, Marshal Foch, you VIII
be killed by kindness"
The great soldier smiled and then said
earnestly:
''Never. madame It is not kindness
which kills. but misfortune."-From the
= = , -e,,--.ss--..r
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-18
SUIT HER WAIsTLINE.

A coat dress from Worth ignores the
waistline altogether and goes straight to
conclusion of its monkey-skin fringe.
The material is black craquelinette
trimmed with morley fur and worn
over a waistcOat of white satin. Again
the Jacket is apparently at odds with
the skirt, for the black satin TUNES
almost hide the skirt of red duvetyn
which matches the short scarlet jacket
banded with satin and embroidered with
5et-From the March Dci!noator.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-18
r - ED
e 2 Society jet Z

splnk-Arms, tables being arranged for
more than 100 guests. The committee in
charge included Mrs. Joseph W. Null
lane. Mrs. Jeanne Bose, Mrs. Theodore
Locke, and Miss Kathryn Kenney.
Mrs. Lucious B. Swift, 716 East Four
teenth street. entertained with an In
formal luncheon yesterday.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-18
- IN THE REALM WHERE WOMAN REIGNS =

Madison; Miss Rith Gagnon, Goodland;
Miss Prudence Blood, GRANVILLE, Ill.
Miss Marion Balm, Chicago; Miss Lucille
Current, Redkey, and Miss Beulah
Yeager, Greencastle.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-18
Y. ". A. Notes

Open house Sunday afternoon WIN be
in charge Of the Miriam Club. Mrs. Cur
It's Hodges win speak and Margaret Gels
Ter win sing.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-18

HER ASHES CROSS OCEAN.
PARIS, Feb. 1s.-The ashes Of Mrs
Patalie Curtis Burlin. American author
ity on Indian folk songs, who died here
recently, win be taken to Providence,
r. l., for interment.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-18

A new course in dress form making
will open on Thursday, March 2 The
course will consist Of four lessons and
the class will be limited to twelve. Mrs.
May King Stevenson will be the instruc-
tor.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-18

The board OF directors WIN hold its
regular meeting at 9 80. This will be the
first meeting with the new officers pre-
siding.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-18
Marion County
W. &. r. u. Notes

Mrs Ed Billiard, 1910 East washington
street, win be the hostess for Tuxedo
W. c. T. L. Friday afternoon, Feb "a