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Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1922-04-28
DIVJANJE POPLAVE NADIA
LJUJE; MNOGo MRTVIH
v TEXASU.

Zadnjih par dni je voda prepia-
villa mesto Fort Worth Texasu,
kar je imelo hude posledice. De-
vetindyaiset Oseb Sc nahaia V boil
niSnicah in zacetku ie bilo poro
canO, da je mrtvih zrtev te popia-
We dvainSestdeset. Pozneje 50 Sc
nekatere pogreSanih oseb povrnile
in zdaj sc. raGuna, da znaSa Stew
10 mrtvih Stiriintrideset oseb. -
Trupla sedmih so re nasli blatu.
Voda, ki !e preplavila Fort
Worth ie polrila petinSedemdeset
llvadratnih mill dezelc okoli
Nekateri zatrjujejo, da je po-
plavo Fort Wortha povzrocil neki
zlobnez Cali zlobneMD, XII ie di-
hamilton razstrelil veliki vodni
nasip bIizini kateri ie do tedai
branil nizie lezeGe mesto in dezelo
pred velikanskO poplavo. Ne We ST.
Sc, ce je Ma tel summit kaJ resnl-
ce. ker preiskovati sc ne more, e,ker
tam, kier Sc ie izvrSil prelom ma
sipa, voda Sc vedno dere. NavzIic
temu so oblaSti razpisale 500 do
lariev nagrade onemu, ki bo po-
dal kakSna poiaSnila, ki bodo vo-
diIa do aretaciie morcbitnih zll-
kovcev. UpraviGenoSt tega suma
potriuje tudi deistvo, ola 50 bill
jezovi pred poplavo V naJbolJsem
staniu.
Materiialna Skoda, ki ie nastala
radi te povodnii, znaSa okrog diva
miliona dolariev.
V DallaSu, Tex. in okolici ie po-
PLAYA napravila pol miliona slo-
de. Eelik del iuznega Texasa i
popIavlicn.
V sredo ie V blizini Natcheza,
Miss. vodovie reke Mississippi ma
pravila naSipu dvesto cevliev 81
roko vrzel in zaGela dreti skOzi. :
tollom 81 napravlia vrzel vecjo in
veGio. Tako bo, oziroma .e re po-
plavila voda naibogateiSa bonn.
bazna polia V Louisiani. To potr-
iuie tudi poslednie poroeilo il
New Orieansa. Xxi Sc glasi:
April, u. = Dvanajst tisoG
MOI, zen in otroI ie daueS brez
donna, ker Sc ie podrl vodni nasip
lv lraiih V Poydrasu in Fcrryday,
LA. in je velikansko vodovie reke
Mississippi vdrlo dezelo, uniee,
valo slab$e zgrajene stavbe, pOila
in utapljaIo domaco zivino. Ia be
ounce, XII so zbezali V naivecii ma.
glici IL ogrozenih krajeV, skrbl
rdeci kriz in drugi pomozni delav,
eli. +"
Tudi V Iowi ie Mississippi pre-
plavila mad dvaiset tisoc akrov
obdelanega polia.
Kdai bo te straSne povodnll ko
nee. nihGe ne more uganiti.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1922-04-28
RESENJE ARMENSKEGA
PROBLEMA.

IL Carigrada Sc pOroca, da sc
Ma prvega maia zacelo Karsu po-
gajanje med Armenei in Turk, da
Sc enkrat resi- armenskO vpraSa-
ME. Kakor Sc sliSiio glasovi IL me-
rodainih krogov, Sc bo Slo "a to, da
Sc vse Armence V Turciii poSlje v
Armenia in vse Turke V Armeniii
pa V Turcijo.
Ce Sc bo to zvedelo, bo morda o.
nm, XII Sc bodo selili, neprijetno,
toda kaze, da ideia nj tako napa-
6na.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1922-04-28

Avstriia ie piiana kot 6ep. Lee
ia 1921 so V Avstriji popili "a
6,22O.OO0,O00 dolarjev opojnih pi-
jaG. TakO Sc glasi avStrijska ofici-
jalna iziava. Ia svota enact vred-
noSti vsega denarja, ki V Avstriji
cirl1ulira in lie trikrat vecja kot
lie bila svota, katero je Avstlija
porabila "a premOg.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1922-04-28
UBOGI DUNAJ.

Dunaj, nekdai najpOnOsnejSe e.
vrcpsko meStO, zdaj prOpada radi
bede in pomanikania. StevilO smr-
ii vedno nadkriliuie StevilO roi-
stew. In ker poleg tega Sc vSak, ki
moro. zbezi Dunaia drugam. Sc
stevilo prebivalStva Stalno krGi.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1922-04-28
LIsTNICA UREDNISTvA.

Dopis IL Cleveland. fi lie bill pri-
obeen V zadnii pet'kovi stevi'l1i.
ie napisal mas somiSljenik mo
stradamus".
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1922-04-28
KATOLICIZEM JE SOVRAZNIK
UNIJSKEGA DELAVSTVA.

Tistih petnaist narocnikov =
Dravzaprav naro6nic = ki preie.
maio zurnale patra Iakralseka
gotovo misli, da lie katolicize1r
naibolisi zagovornik rniionizma
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-26

match which was staged In this city
Wednesday evening.
The silver Thlmble club met Tuesday
afternoon at tho home Of Mrs. r. u.
Foster. i2ll West broadway. when Mrs.
Raymond Kerr was assistant hostess Mrs
T. hos,,Sr an,y S9d sSl,idns mr., Gs, go Bailey
afternoon was spent at ueediowort 1nt
at the close n buffet luncheon was served.
, Mrs ChesiSg bu,ion enteriain,d tho
George Washington party at the christian
church. The decorations, which wore IN
Keeping with the date. were used AZ
carried out the same suggestion. Cherry
pie with whipped cream Hud tako was
''sa Me- Pc Ropss Sqss %as Sl 'hS So.,ys. ,sne
day afternoon TO the kensiurtou club
when she had ns additional guests. Mes
DANES / w Bollingcr. G. y. White, y. H.
Payne and ~. r. cash. The time was
spent In embroidery work ana later a
club viii meet In two weeks With Mrs.
J. ". Jarvis.
Mrs. J. II. wheeler entertained tho
r. T. O. chapter, Saturday with %
center of the tables and through the
rooms After luncheon, the mutations ~
six new members, Mesdamcs \. @. ASllnc,
Kincaid. Emmett O'Kane and j NJ Wi
liams took place. MRS. John Guuu and
Mrs Hyde were additional guests.
inc L'io M fluh NNNNlfN MiA lfNNN
Graham. neo Miss iicicn Urookshirt. Mon
day evening with miscellaneous shower
ut the homo OF her parents Nj. and
Mrs w. T. Brookshlre. s2t West Tru1Fcon.
The evening was epcnt I'M playing pro-.
greAsivc bridge Miss JuuuIa Mcdcait
winning the prize for high score and Mrs.
Eliza both Stiegman receiving console ION.
An ice course was served with, cake aud
coffee carrying out the color scheme VI
pink and white, The gifts for the bride
were presented In u pink bag enclosed
NM %
brides roses and sweet peas forming
the buckle. Many beautiful and useful
gifts were unwrnppvd by the bride and
tho favors received In tho Eume were
also presented TO the honoreH. Those
present were hosdamos barney Graham
~ Okmugce, owen i1rookshire Everett
Ham, Aaron collier. Jake Purcell, Earnest
/ bailey Misses Viola Haynes. Anna
Frances Fuln, Edcra shuman. Helen Linz
coin Pansy NcwHnm, Louise Funk. Eva
Diamond Juunita MedCHlf Margaret
Paterson. Mayme Jackson, Nell ilnlllugs-
worth. Esther, collier and Mr. aud Mrs
". A.. BrOokehire.
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HENRNETTA.

Mrs g. Movies and son Lloyd are visit
ing relatives in Dallas. Texas
Mrs. r. V. Dollins and daughter Dorothy
are visiting relatives in Waupanuka.
Mrs. John T. Poe. jr.. has returned
from a visit with friends in McAlester
Mr., and Mrs. John Aven OF Okmulgee
were guests Sunday OF Mr.. and Mrs.
w. s. Barrow.
Five social clubs Of the week have been
postponed on account Of the sickness OF
several members.
Mrs. W, II. Badger and Mrs. W. u.
MADEIRA were guests OF Miss Lucille Deck
ard Of Okmulgee, Monday.
Miss Ruby Baxemdale OF McAlester II
visiting her father. Alfred Baxendale. and
her aunt, Mrs. William Cameron.
Miss Marjorie Guymon. who spent the
weekend with her mother. Mrs. Agnes
Guyrron, returned Monday afternoon to
Mrs. r. II. Fretwe,i returned Tuesday
from Fayetville. Ark, where she spent
a few days visiting her son Tom, who
is attending the school Of mines
afternoon with Mrs. T. II. Frances, 3lo
West Cummings street Other guests were
Mesdames u. w. Frances. Roy Hinton,
]. n. Lamont sud w. II. Badger, At the
close Of the afternoon spent in fancy
work the hostess served a sweet course.
meeting OF the 81. Margaret's guild OF
the Episcopal church at the home Of
Mrs. II. j. Butterfly, Monday afternoon
At the close OF the meeting refreshments
were served Mrs. Coyner- Miller viii be
hostess at the next meeting. February 81.
The calendar social which was held
Friday night at the Methodist church
was largely attended by the various
months weeks and days OF the calendar
Mrs. w. II. .carder was hostess and was
assisted by her weeks and days in Berv-
ing refreshments at the close OF tho
evening.
Miss Ina Few aud a number OF her
friends, motorod from Tulsa, and spent
a few days wfth us. visiting friends and
relatives. They returned TO Tulsa on
Thursday after witnessing the boxing
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STATE SOCIETY

the week here as tho guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lun Hayes.
Mr, and Mrs. Charles wall left Tues
with relatives there.
John Necessary came in frcm Granite
ior a few days visit with his sister. Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. II. T. wnloughby were
Sunday guests Of their son and wife, Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Wllloughby
Miss HAITI. Wallace OF Warwick came
up saturday 10 visit her parents, MIR. and
Mrs Ed Wallace on Route l.
little daughter arrived Saturday tve-
Ming, February l. at the &. l.. Andtews
Mrs. Minnie Hickman and son Virgil
returned to their homo at Yale after a
weeks stay with relatives here.
vicinity visited from Saturday until Mon
day at the y. $. Nicely home here.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan 10y and son Ken.
Meth spent Thursday night with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Ike Cicnry at Aydelotte
Curtis Fowwell and Miss Lucille Hsr-
rlngton OF Sparks were guests Of Miss
Ella Weiker at 6 o'clock tea, Tuesday
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Cartwright and
children were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Barney Conant on Route /. Saturday
night and sunday
Mr. and MRS. Nj. l.. Hitler OF okemah
and Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Lake were guests
OF Mr. and Mrs. j. Il. Herndon at o
o'clock luncheon Tuesday evening.
a son frightened the homo OF Mr.. and
Mrs j. G. Cole at Prague sunday night.
February IL; weight, ~ pounds. the
parents were former residents OF paysnn.
Robert Young, grandson Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Wall has arrived Ter an extended
time with his grandparents and for the
benefit OF treatment from the magnetic
doctors at shawnee.
Mr and Mrs. L. L. wnloughby enter
tanned at IL o'clock dinner sunday, the
following guests Mr.. and Mrs. John
Goodscll and children l.. JetfcOats and
Earl and Leila Necessary.
Those who attended the movies IN
Meeker Saturday evening were Mr. and
Mrs Roy Lunsford, Mr. and Mis-. II. 4.
Boswell Mr.. and Mrs. X. W. Sargent.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Ricknan and Claude
Lewis,
Mrs. NJ. j. Sargent and sons. !. J
OF Meeker and II. W, of this place were
called to quay. saturday morning. by the
serious Illness OF their grandson and
nephew. Allen Griffith, who is very low
with pneumonia.
Mr. and Mrs. W. +. Fowlwell enter
tained al 6 o'clock dinner "Wednesday,
the following guests; Mr.. and Mrs. clyde
Lake 'Mr. and Mrs. Murff Hitler. Mr..
and Mrs. Il. q. RAIDER and Mrs Steve
Nichols Of Okemah, Mr. Nichols being
the guest OF honor.
Mr. and Mrs e. NJ Taylor entertained
90 guests Thursday. evening at an open
house social honorlng George Washing
tons birthday. Color schemes suited
and music was the diversion OF the eve
ming. A contest was staged In the man
ner OF written themes upon the life OF
Washington. Miss Ledora Marshall scored
highest and won lovely silver vase as
prize.
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Wall Paper

You have been wanting
to do some papering in
your home for a long
time-you have figured
that it cost too much
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nNMIInIE.


Mr.. and Mrs. sutton nave az guest, Mrs.
Kuhn " Detroit
Mrs Joe a.. King ls visiting relatives
in wichita Pals and Dnlius. Texas
Mr.. ana Mrs. william 4. Newman nfe
visiting In Kansas City and Chicago.
Mrs. e. !, collins has Rs guest her
sister Mrs ". 9. liHllymbcnk OF chicago.
Nit. and Mrs. Howard Giugrrich have
returned from Tow days visit In 81,
Louis.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert e. Trout announce
the birth Of a daughter Doris Jane. ON
Friday,
Mrs. Rachel supplies of DALLAS 4.
guest In tho homo of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
supplies
Glenn Sanders has been called 20 Frank.
I'm, Pa on account OF tho serious illnoss
Of his mother.
Mrs. Corl,y Smith ot wichita. Kan.
is tho gucet Of relatives and friends Tor
several days
Mrs. clyde Daurhorty entertained sat
urday In honor Of the fIth birthday OF
her son Melvin.
Mr.. ana Mrs. NJ Fowler Graham and
Infant daughter have returned from a
visit In Kansas city.
Mrs. S. 3. shCllhouse Of 81. Louis IN
the guest ~ her aunt, Mrs. u. Brock
Smith and Mr.. Smith.
Mrs. n. H. y. stanford arrived Tues
day from Indianapolis 70 spend an In
definite period ln visit he-a.
II. H. BruuCr, superintendent Of clty
schools. n attending the national Educa-
tlonHl association In Chicago this week.,
Mrs. Fred Hockman has returned from
81. Louis whore FOR the past six weeks
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MIAMI.

Mrs Ed McNany ef II street, north
west. Is visiting her parents In Melburn,
ARK,
Miss Nen Sherwood returned TO Tulsa
after visit with Nit. ana Mrs. 4. NJ.
Payne.
MIR. and Mrs. H. s clarke are spending
the week In Oklahoma city. the guest
OF frends
". $. Grimes came up from T|s,
family the past week.
Howard Haley returned from the south
ern part OF Texas. where he spent seven
months In the rice fields.
Mrs c. Il. Daniels has as her guest
Relnmiller of Joplin Mo.
Mrs J, A. Frawlcyof shelbyville, H.,
arrived Tuesday for an Indefinite visit
In the home Of MFR. and Mrs II. ID.
Mr.. and Mrs ollie. Mason are en-
Toying visit from their daughter, Mrs
Don Amo OF Elk city who arrived,
Grandpa Mccurdy went 90 Webb City,
Mo, Thursday morning. where he viii
visit several days with his son and
family.
Mrs Orion Cunningham, who has boon
the guest of her parents for several days,
returned to her homo In Alton, Wednes-
day afternoon.
Mrs A. q. Belghley of a3i q street
northeast. departed Thursday for Sapulpa.
where she will visit several days with
Mr. and Mrs. W. ]. barnes were called
20 Tulsa, Saturday by the death OF Mrs
barnes cousin. Mrs. Fox, whose funeral
was held Monday.
Mrs. Floyd Pitts departed Wednesday
evening for her home Ia Guadalupe, Cal,
after an extended visit OF several weeks
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. l..
Mrs. Wilbur Campbell and daughter.
Sybil. who has been the guest Of Mr..
and Mrs. T. J. Hancock for tho past
month. departed Wednesday for their
home in Buffalo, Wyo.
Miss Nellie Royston returned Tuesday
morning to her home IN Halltown. Mo,
Mrs Arthur j. Mayhall and Mlss Nettio
Royston. Of n street, northeast.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Hayden and son
Vincent, who has been visiting for the
past two weeks In the home OF Mr.. Hay
den's brother. q. l.. Hayden. left Tues
day for their home IN la Grande. ore.
Mr. and Mrs. &. +. Darnell, the parents
Of Mrs. " v Grant. have returned 20
their home IN TeNas, after having spent
several months here the guest OF their
daughters family. DR.. and Mrs. V. v.
Grant.
The third annual production of the
given in the Glory Bee thcater. Tuesday
evening, is scream and more than
pleased the packed house which saw tho
opening performance. Tho RotRrians GER
tainly know how to drive dun care away.
From the start OF the performance to
the final drop OF the curtain. the large
audience was entertained with funny
Jokes, good singing and other features OF
the minstrel which go toward making II
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-26
WEIGH.

Mrs Rebeccn Walker and daughter
Myrtle OF Oswcgo are visiting Ed walker
Miss Edna Hendon OF Bluejacket spent
the weekend with Miss Hattie Hsssler
and other friends here.
charlie Headlee has returned from
Kansas City, where he spent nearly
Mrs. Carl Craig OF Caney, Kan, visited
this week at the home OF her father,
lake Dobbins and other relatives.
Mrs. William Brown spent several days
this week visiting her brother John
schenck and fanny at Muskogee.
Mr.. and Mrs II. A. flack OF Parsons
have been visiting at the homes of Mr..
and Mrs. Floyd johnson and Harry
sr, and Mrs. l.. J.. Grlfflths. who ex-
pect to make their home at Rantoul,
Kan, left for that city tho first OF the
Mr' and Mrs. p. z. Newman are re-
ceiying a visit this week from Mrs G. H.
jennings and little daughter Catherine
Mrs. Chloe Grimm received a visit the
first OF the week from her daughter
Mrs. Eli Hendricks, and husband OF
Miss Reva wheatiey, one or the teach;
era in the picher public schools. visited
Sunday with her parents MI ana Mrs'
Mr.. and Mrs Paul Illff have returned
10 Muskogee after visit at the, home
Of Mrs. mrs parents. Mr.. ana MfA
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gsmbili Of Coffey-
willie were visitors sunday at the homes
az Mr. and Mrs. Frank GambilI ana
MIR. and Mrs. Pete Craig.
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MnINIlS.


Miss Irene Grant was sapulpa visitor
Mrs. J. j. sisson has been On the sick
NJ Reynolds was a Sapulpa visitor
the first of the week.
Mrs. Jennie Reed OF Cushing Wa u
guest of Mrs. Dora Parrish on Wsdnes-
ueN, Mis-. Josephine Holt and Twila. Wilson
spent the weekend with home ioiAs III
ria The Friday Bridge club was enter
tained in tho homo Of Mrs. H. H. Bhora
r',H' Mr. and Mrs. william Evans are the
proud parents OF son. born Feoiu-
AIRY rs. ~ cas,.r, a, stta
took visited with Mounds friendA last
e'sT M. and Mrs. Harrison Boswell and
family moved TO the J. W. Msiker is'i"
'hs Mrs' paA Arthur Chapman and daughter Of
sanuipa spent the Weekend at the home
of her Sother, Mrs; MyTn Sygi, GfGuSY ere Weane.-
day evening for E1Seks Springs Ark''
for few weeks stay 4. ~,
Miss Iva walllngford returned 10 ner
school duties at Mounds Monday after
having spent several days at her home IN
n'PH" Tho Liberty basketball teams played
n doubie game with the Mounds teams
a. Mounds Thursday, the score OF ths
first game being 10 to is In favor OF
the Liberty girls, The Mounds boys won
n
his hi. being the seventh game the Mounds
over 200 Mounds people partook OF the
George washington svsIIns eOnnsr from n'e until
D, m. in the Brlxey building by me
ladies OF the Good Cheer class OF le NV
Community church. patrio,iT ,ogsiber Ifui with
| Noted plants, gave the building the sala
nppearnnce OF Fourth or july celspia
tion. The chicken d,5 dinne55 WY'n va all =" and
the impromptu music whlch was ~
dered during the evening was very pleas ns .
ing and entertaining Ihe uns'
voted a success both socially ana i'h"n
''T'iS, Tho interest given and taken IN TT ne
home talent play, hSShh aehool n apdltorium.
| Tuesday evening by an all'stsrr 0sal .a
east. proves that the community rehllEe
the sterling worth OF such an eh,Sr'hsln i,s ,hosG
/ Who are progressive and ambitious 70 o.
a credit TO the community eroWaso Sn,',
house greeted the performers, VINO on, an
sudlence who appreciate home talent
/ Credit for the untiring efforts ana pa, p,,
/ tlenoe necessary for such Eropi'
| Crufn. who left nothing undone 20 max
| il a paramount success IN Mounds nd
| Young people are TO be congratui.ht,yIu ~ h.
| audience Thoroughly appreciated thelu
work The following young people s,s WI
] in The cast; Misses Nada lrMlh' betts
/ Driver. Dorothy Baber. Mabelle sisson
ciarice p!xon Messrs. Joe .6nsrs Meyers wac, hso
! Meyers, wyatt Rodgers. Leonatu "and
| Mildred Herod. Mention is TO We made o.
the minstrel play given between o, se,'
/ / and 2 by kirk Barton, wayne sm,TIot snhIct
! VAS well rendered and extremely enter
taining. The colonial mlnuet dance g'Esse
| In costume by eight young la1'es o' r w
apnropriate on the eve Of washington
| birthday, Miss Johnston conehed ines
| Young people and accompanied the mus'S
| Tor the in-between acts.
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she has been in hospital following an
Miss catherine Holmes ~ DALLAS and
Mrs. JACK tromweu OF hahna are tns
IN Mrs ioba Clarke was hoste.. to
club this week When there were three
o. .cs uf players,
~ Monday afternoon. Mrs Fred N.
Narter was hoeteae to Shakespeare club
leader of the study.
charles l.. phillips has returned from
he visited his son. ufaydcn philips, In
San Francisco.
" q Mctcan ot Tupeic. Miss. has
with Mrs Mclean WIN complete his visit
here with his daughters and son.
Honotng Mlss Mtymo Evaus, bride
elect, Mts. %. X, Peck and Miss Lulu
nrrr entertained with u shower on Tues.
day evening n the home OF the latter
william NJ Matthews, former Okmul-
geean, has returned 80 h'a home In kan
the home " Mr ond Mrs. \. a, vlorson
In celchratiuG of the fourth birthday ~
jeuuita shelton, several littlo friends
were invited hy Mrs shelton into her
home on Wednesday nttcrnocn. from I
to g.
Mrs a. Y. Graham cntcrtaincd inform.
ally on Friday afternoon when there were
two tables of brldgo. fnvors were won
Barnci,,
Mrs John steclc returned TO her home
IN Wobh city Mo- On Friday accom-
painted by her daughter. Mts Guy wond-
ward and baby. Who win visit for few
weeks there.
Mrs W. l.. Mckee ana Mrs. j. y
Patterson were hostrssos to the luncheon,
bridge ana golf play un ludicg day, Mon.
dny, at tho country elur. There were
90 luncheon guests.
Mrs Herbert 4. Smith was hostcsn TO
the second ot scrics Of Informal bridge
parties ON Monday night High scores
we're made by Mrs a, ', rtters and
Mrs. Fred NJ. Carter
ON "wednesday. Mrs A. l.. Emery and
Mrs. e. ~. ktou cntcrtain.d with a
silver tea AZ the home uf Mrs. Emery,
the affair being benefit for &C. Anthony
school playground equipment
Mrs 4. n. Zoe entertained group
~ youngsters on Tursdny Afternoon from
Z to IN Lonor ~ tho fourth birthday
nnsei Darling assisted in entertaining.
Announcement Is made ~ the marriage
On saturday. February is. They win be
B at home In OkmulErv. where Mr Moss
liz established IN business.
Mrs J, !, beaugr has returned from
To-day visit In KsnsHs City.
Mira. Fred Luff of Enid Ia tho house
guest of her daughter Mrs. q. W by-
Mrs e IT, Mnsoiry entertained with
c'cloct thinner Thuraday evening In
honor Of the birthday nuuivctHary of
Walton Moscley. There were seven
guests. email friends uf Walton.
Mrs Guy NJ steele IN spending few
days IN H. Louis. Itcr mother, Mrs. r.. u.
Scho,k, preceded her tu ~ Louis u few
| days TO be with Mrs pnyii Sfhock. Whu
was operated on there on Tuesday,
MiHs Sctlvncr's advisory class OF the
Washington Irving high school enter
tnlnod with n juvenile party In tho gym
/ nnslum - the school on Friday evening.
| Mrs. n. l.. Williams assisted In enter
/ taininE.
| Tho 1899 Bridge club. recently organ.
/ i1cd. held the Initial meeting In tho
/ home OF Mrs. H. ", Singlcr on Thursday
/ afternoon. Mrs. Robert Milne guest
~ Che club, made hlgh score In the
games,
Mrs. Grover G. shannon has returned
/ 60 her home in Caney Kan, following
D r. weeks visit with her sister. Mrs y. w.
McLRin. Mrs. Mclaln and infant daugh-
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