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weeks. lett wednesday for her home In
/ Fayetteville Ark,
/ M,ss Alice Jackson has returned 20 her
home ln Foycttevils Atk., after spending
jackson. 1918 Enporis
/ Miss Lucille Bfooksher who has tpent
| the past week. as the guest NJ Miss Madge
| ingram Manhattan Court let Friday tor
| her home ln Fort smith.
! Mts Fais Hughes Of shawnee OKLA,
who has been the guest " Sir and Mrs
returned home wednesday .,-
Mrs. z Elmer Harbour and llttle
Hr. d. > Aouroe let wednesday for
/ chicago 10 spend several weeks.
Misscs Bess and Ruth daiiarer VINO
1 have spent the past week as the rl"sis OF
HroadvaN have .left Tor thoir home iu
Mr and Mrs Ira stIryin OF Slick Okla.
have returned TO their home after sp"nd
inr the weekend with Mr.. SkIrviu.s
mother Nrs W A skir'In. 1919 p"n.sHn
N-s Nannlhele Nolu who has been
/ the house guest ~ Miss nllie Cooper. nf
/ tho Georgian Terrace fnr the past week
/ left Yesterday for her home Va Fort smith.
I pau two weeks visiting Miss Catherine
/ haskell. H0l North sixteenth, l"ft the
latter par. Sf 'he week for her home IN
Nis. Emily Bramlette Of uop.or, who
has been tn" guest ~ her sister Mrs u
/ =. .spivy. l.2t West ,Hroe2dway Igi,
D
Ms Frsnuc Cornelius. 222 East side
/ boulevard. returned Tuesday from Okla.
/ hora Clty wnere che spent several days
2 tbo guest %; Nra. Eugene Ecrr - 'h"
/ Hotel sNryin
Robert Underwood small son of Mr and
Mrs o. .. Underwood. 1905 bonison, who
/ underwent Au operation Monday Ht local
| hospital has been removed 10 his home
Mr, gnIy r. Dresser Misses Edytho
and Helen Hresser, and W. Herman
/ motor trip 20 oklahoma CITY and other
] western points 900 the state,
/ Mrs James 4 SWindlor and daughter,
[ Misses lila and Lucille Sw!udlcr and Miss
Laura Hope smaley returned sund'v
/ from points In the south and east wheI'
/ thov have Fpout the past month.
/ Mis. l., s.. insratu and d2HSh'rr, Nlss
/ Madec Ingram of Manhattan Court slI &nL
/ ~ Fort smith returned Tuesday from
{ Bristow where they spent several days
/ daughters Misses Catherine. Elizabeth ana
/ Josephine ard Miss cleo Reid of Table
/ duah. who loft tho FIRST of June for 'rip
/ abroad are now In Venice whore they
/ Mira g. T. smith and Mrs. Heyser en-
| tcrtained with dancing party Monday
| evening At Agency chateau IN honor on
/ Miss Boss Gallager Of Pawhuska, in'
! house guest of Miss Elizabeth smith.
I Punch was served during the evening ana
/ about nftv couples were invited.
Miss Marie Leonard who viii leave soon
! for Callfcfnia en- route TO South America
! AZ a missionary, was given miscellaneous
shower and tea Tuesday afterngoI1dn a. t.e
/ Thirteenth The home was a'troctyelY
| decorated with shasta daisies, swoetpeas
Misses Grace Gaddy Marian Pack,
! virginia Fears and Dorothy stevens.
dressed IN Jap costumes served, and IN"
Mrs J II. Denton, Mrs #. r Gaddy. Mrs
H. j. oldham, Mrs. W. VI. Brlson, Mrs, NJ
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MI SkDtEE
James Doyle, t22S North Y. lett Tues
day for camping trip along the Grand
river.
Bob Chandler. GIi Callahan, has returned
from Oklahoma city where he spent a
few days.
Mrs. Frank Murphy. sat Dayton, who
has been III for the past two weoka Is
Allen brown, iliG Columbus. who has
spent thu past month In Columbus, Ohio.
has returned home
Mrs, Nell Whitesiies Woodson and
daughter. Kathleen ~ Los Angeles, are
Eu-sts at tho Hotel Sewers.
Miss blanche O'pcl, 4li North r, left
Wednesday for Fayetteville ARK, where
she viii spend several weeks
Dr and Mrs T., n. Fite. sixteenth and
Emporia, entertained a week end party
at their summer home, Swononla.
Miss Florence Todd Of Cotfeyvilis, kan
arrived Thursday TO he the guest OF Mr..
and Mrs Alex Todd, l3i North +.
gilbert duncan, Bls Callahan, lert MON
day evening for Chicago 20 spend week
and 20 attend the golf tournament,
Miss Marguerite Mayes. 732 callahan
returned Monday from Carthage. Mo,
where she has spent the past month.
Mrs. J, II. Mohlcy and children of
Monticello. Ark, are spending several
dny- with friends Hni relatives here.
FaIo CrANrns ut Fort smith, who has
spent several days visiting friends In
the city LEFT wednesday for his home.
Miss May sykes 12b Columbus. has
whore she spent the past three weeks
Mrs. 2enu Davis Of the Hotel Sewers has
returned from Macon, oB., where she spent
five weeks visiting relatives and friends.
Mrs. r. r. Res. $40 Callahan, has as
childr.n. blanche. Elizabeth and l. II. OF
LRwrene. psvsr. Herb Quinn, James
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Ing her sister. Mrs W. n. Holland -.
turned to her home In wichita b,.
saturday night on account Of ulns., y,
| her mother.
Christ scoufos Of the ROYAL caf. sv,
Miss Flossie Clsnton, age 1) of C.a.ss,
We're Joined In marriage FRIDAY murnrs
At the office of chief Of Police f..
| LonEiey By Pau sutton county IuHu.
Mrs 4. l. Kstos returned Moud1. r.yt.
| from n three weeks vacation 90 rriHt. f,
! New York ana New Jersey VIII. .e,1
she visited relatives ana friends sHs
reports good time.
Mr. ana Mrs Harry Rates and F..es.
ter. FrodlIens. and Misses Dane U... ..r,
and Fleta Grswold, and Messr laI
| suky and Arthur BROCK, ~ Tu.s3. ..,..si
= picnic on the banks of the N..asrl,
sunday evening.
Mr and Ms. suggs Dickson ann 4su
daughter. Netue Bell Nil leave ....i
/ the 18TH Tor an indefinite ri4y 800 ...t.
RADIO. They viii visit the rol,u at ......
snur. Wyoming They Win uaFs f.a t.tn
overland IN their new N'rm0n roHIstar.
Helen Langley entertained "a number Of
| ner little friends Thursday evening .tt 'fa
/ home ot her parents, Mr.. and Nrs fut j.
Langley. TN honor ~ her 10Th birthday
The little f0lk spent the time pleasantly
! playing games ON the lawn aud Ht sr r-.
prupuate hour refreshments m foo cream
and angel food cake were served
Those present were. Marjorie Mcclellan.
/ Mary Louise Tanner Geraldine #..sa.
Helen Mayberrv, Dorothy sullivan. IHu..ft
| and AlfredH Harris. Marguerite and I..Isa
STORY. plris langley. Louise Mason. Mary
| Elizabeth Brown, Helen Jcu0iuE4. ...Hy
HevprR. Francis Atflssou, Louise CONWAY
1 Deua Green. Nancy Jane BuiEesa lr..a
/ Jane Langley and Dorothy Bell TgrH.r
Miss Dane Hutchins entertained ..urs.
day evening al the home y her n.rsnts.
! Alr and Mrs ". E. UutcHus. wl. wi
tables uf auction IN honor OF Mis-. f#s't
Humphrey. Of Fayetteville. 81 c.. u.t u
a guest of Miss Anna Mae Upmphra. The
| evening was pleau7utly spent With auction
/ Miss Annabcu Williams making h.I. score
| and Miss Anna Mae Humphrey l0w 40 an
Inappropriate hour refreshments of apricot
/ ahcrhct ana cake were served. Tho .HH1-
| Ing was a most enjoyable one. The '.. w.
/ ing were prtsent: Misses AnuuhcN WU-
Iuams. Mary Ella Davis. Grace W..uar
J Anna Mac Humphrey Mary ror'sr .
Tulsa. Lgata Humphrey, o, Fayc''nyH'r. ~.
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returned Saturday night from a ten days
vacation trip 90 Nevada Mo-
| Mr.. and Mrs ". r. sunday spent Sun
Idsy in Tulsa with frieuds.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bell and children
spent Monday in the city OF Tulsa with
| friends
Mr. and Ms Glen Musgrove and chit.
drcn paid visit to the sand Springs
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Shelton. Mrs. X. d.
| bernard and Mrs william walkley visited
a. Tulsa ana sand springs, Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs r. NJ. Hyers and children.
| of Tulsa and Mrs Harry Herman, of
/ BrIstow are guests A. the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. spencer stephens.
Miss Grace Buren, Of McAlester, II
| spending her vacation with her mother
Mrs walter Teaego .7.I, epd her ,.,.,,,., ,',,ls
/ who live At Edmond OKLA
I Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Rylander and
daughter. ~ Tulsa spent the weekend IN
thc city with relatives nd friends.
/ from visit TO her sister. Mrs. Nirgu
Hendricks At oklahos's CITY
! Mr. and Mrs. II. ]. Bruner, of ,he city
spent tho day with relatives and friends.
/ Miss Vada seward returned Thursday
/ night from visit TO relatives at IT.
J smith. Nrk,
/ Miss Elolsa Umpire. Of Dallas. TeEas.
/ arrived IN our city Friday night TO spend
ne summer with T. j Humphrey and
b family
Mr.. ana Mrs o. F. Montgomery have
/ moved from Snyder - Ponca city. Mr..
Montgomery Ia engaged as q mems
furr'shlng salesman.
I MIS- A. A. swift ana children leave to-
/ night for Marshall Mo, for a months visit
with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. w. l..
Trcciai Beyis and Mrs James Ham.
, wr''. went TO BrIsinw. "wednesday Tor q
I glHt with their sister, Mrs. George
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There has been lot of talk late
" about the wino uf tho Spanish
mode. But either tho fair soN haan I
heard n word OF II or they have paid
no attention go II whatever. Tor
never have Spanish combs. shawis
nor fringe been seen more than they
have at present The combs are
larger than ever aud the fringe long
or and thicker than ever.
The mautilla Is the most popular
throw Tor the evening coiturrc. and
red heels arc tapping every dance
floor--as well tripping down the
street. Tho Spanish shawl. the real
thing. In all It's sillten glory OF flnm-
ing poppies and brilliant greens, is
thrown over mllady's shoulder with
a gesture that Ia magnificent.
Lila Lee, supporting Wallace Reid
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o Society
Clubs--Nusic--Wouan's work
Crubs--Muslo--womans work.

Misses Elizabeth cook. Madeline
Shaw, Froda Davis Elizabeth Nils
son, Helen Nobholz. Ouve Irene
IElls NIvmc inwsou. Pauline
| l}hcco. Mildred licunIEo. Margaret
8rua,h Josephine simmons. Viz
Eui1 Jc,1s Mitchell, Vrdl Moore,
Frank Dean Clthcy, Helen wooden.
ETA Moore. Iui4 Shields. GrutpIh
NspiuwaD, virginia Wlnkicr Dlua
Kramer L0ucllI Southern. Marian
Appriwtp, Mosus raymond Guun,
Ray Smlttlo, Norbert ilirdmrn Jack
clover. stanley Smith, Tom Hart,
Ehcu Hart, George Shoohau, George
Davis. Flovd Bradford James Hong
land William Talbot. william
Err,kcurlIgr. Robert lOdcr iiuh,rt
Ron, Tom MitchrU william Moore,
Chris Wlsr. Herbert Nhcca Louise
Francis, JACK Talbot Solau Shce-
hon, Ice Gowor Nathan Applomin,
Forril Martin Norton SHudcyou,
Joseph kirkbridc, Ronald johnson.
James Sargent. Milton Poe, Walter
Miller
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guest OF Mr.. and Mrs Edison X. Bixhy
1913 Fon du Lac.
Mr. and Mrs NJ V. Joyce and daughter
Marjorie, 2lo North Fourteenth, will leave
soon for Asheylie, n. C., to spend several
weeks.
Miss Elizabeth Cline Of Duran' IL visit
ing her brother Tillman Cline, 325 North
seventh and Miss Louise RoHser 1871
Boston.
Mrs. o. r.. Apathy and Mrs. II. C. Croft.
have gone to Wauhiiiau club TO spend
aevernl days as the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
r. T. Price.
Mrs. Dan Hampton and daughters. Will
dair, Louise and Virginia, 400 North
Twelfth, are spending several weeks In
Cincinnati, ohio.
Mrs. ]. n. Sims and children. 20i South
Twelfth. and Mrs j NJ. Brogan, SIS
North seventh. left Monday for5a motor
trip to Colorado.
Miss Helen Buxton who has been vtsi,-
ing Miss neulah Jackson FOR severa
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DoIors pat together that Americans
would keep apart. And yet these
very strange combinations have a
fascination that is almost primitive
90 tho modern woman Of this land
Then there IS tho FALSELY ehawl,
colorful too, but In mellow. con-
sorvatiye. rcstful way. The delicate
traccry Of the world-famous pattern
IS worked out In Iich hues. with
gentle lines Of Rtccnting black
curtng I'm and around lines OF cream
white. The criminal practice Of cut
ting up these lovely things into
bands for trimming has been ramp
ant the last season. IL Is an abom-
Unable fashion to cut up these cx-
quisite shawls. Each is a complete
and perfect work. and should remain
as such one part of II on hat,
another part forming a vest. and an
other a handbag--it Is saCrilegiousi
the real mid summer hit is the
black satin square that madame
wears shawl-liko. She makes IL her.
self and lines II with white silk. or
Cerisc, or fade, whatever shade her
fancy dictates. And then she edges IL
with fringe. As long and as thick as
her pocket book dictates.
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I'm the Paramount picture, "The pic
t0tor.' wears some picturesque and
authenticity Spanish costumes i'm
her role OF Juanita Rlvas. II ia IN
torcsting In viewing the picture 10
see how easily adaptable all her
spanish clothes are TO tho American
idea of the modern mode--tO say
nothing OF the French idea,
In regard to the shawl. the
Czccho- -Slovakian shawls are az much
sought after "a the spanish They
are OF cashmere, usually OF white
or black background against which
stand out In riotous hues larger oX-
otic flowers OF peasant design.
Wild combinations of color are
seen In these peasant motlfs--piuk
and green; magenta and cobalt; red
and brown; green and red-all the
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Dances

Members OF the Phi lambda
Epsilon fraternity, were delightfully."-
entertained Friday evening BY one
OF their members. young Mr.. Floyd
Bradford at his home Maple Ridge
with driveway dance. Tho grounds
surrounding the homo were prettily
Illuminated with japanese lanterns
and 10 the strains OF an orchestra,
the dance was enjoyed In tho drive
way and on the spacious verandahs.
Punch was served. also delicious ices.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd J. Bradford
parents OF the young host, were
chaperones. The liSt included
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STATE SOCIETY

Edwards, June Thomas and Tom aterllng
have gone to Fort Stili TO spend two
weeks.
Mr.. ana Mrs II H. Carter b2t
Columbus, Will leave the latter part Of
the month for Galveston 10 spend several
weeks,
MIR, and Mrr Irving Rulison, 1920
pcnlsnn, have returned from California
where they have been visiting for several
weeks.
Mrs a. A. rtelffer. 729 Terrace boule-
ward, entertained the Luncheon Bridge
club wednesday In honor of Mrs. cyril
Dyke Page Of Grand Forks. n. u, the
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Music and Art

The Imperial Quartotte is the
name OF one OF tho interesting muh-
cal groups here newly organized.
tho personal being: Mr.. Chester
Fleming, first tenor; Mr.. Troy Cam
boil, second tenor. Mr.. Fred Graves,
baritone, and MIR. IInusel johnson.
bass, Tho quartet gave n recital AT
Broken Arrow on the evening OF
July 10. which was much appreciated
and attended by quite company OF
Tulsa people.
Miss Vivian i. Zirkie, teacher OF
the DunnlnR system, presented her
pupils In n demonstration program
at Centenary Methodist church an
Thursday afternoon. The class was
composed OF Misses Geraldine Cam
mack, Charlotte Turner, Juanita
Ricketts,, Dorothy Snoddy, Evelyn
Dowell. Alice Bell, Ruth Walkup
Leland West ana Raymond Houck
John Knowles Weaver, we'll
known organist and musician OF
Tulsa, who recently passed the ex-
aminationa OF the American Guild
OF Orgapists and received the degree
OF Associate CA, A, q. % Is at present
the recipient of congratulations from
musicians and organists of Okla
homa ana the east.
From letters received from prom
inont officers OF the American Guild
of Organists are given the following
excerpts:
Accept my congratulations upon
your success In the examinations
We are pleased to have your name
In the list OF Associates" and the
Council IN gratified TO have a
lively man as Dean OF the Chapter
OF Eastern Oklahoma. .- oscar
Franklin Comstock. +, a. @. o., Cen
ernl Secretary, New York City
Juno rs, 1922"
only - out OF II candidates have
passed tho a. A. G.. O., and | am
Elnd you are one OF the fortunate
ones,--Warron X. Hodden, Mus. g..
i. a. q. o., chairman OF Examlna
tion Committee, New York City
June %. 1879"
Further honor came TO Mr.. Weav-
or this month in tho appointment OF
Chairman OF the State Composition
Contest" this appointment comins
from Mrs, Denuis III. Wilson OF Mi.
ami, Okla, president OF the Okla
homa Federation Of music clubs
The composition contest Is n part OF
the series OF music contests given In
connection with the annual conven.
tion of the clubs. such as was held
In this city last March,
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yIARENtORF

Helen was the recipient OF many pretty
presents.
! Mr. and Mrs. r Challburg motored
to Bartlesville. sunday.
| Mr.. md Mrs. J. l. BOwman and Children
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A driveway dance IN honor NJ Miss
N1rDisa Ionlu4 Of Gainesville.
Texas, was an event of social In
torcst Wednesday evening with Nlss
Matte Dickinson ana Mr.. Edward
Dickinson ns hosts. entertaining at
their homo on South wheeling ave.
uuo Mr. and Mira W. o. Bickin-on.
parents Of the hosts nud Mr. and
Mrs. j. W Smith were Dhtpcrouos.
J1pauoeo lanterns Illuminated the
grounds ana during The evening,
punch ana ircs were served. In" list
included Misses Bllnch smith.
Helen Rcbholz. Frances WhitcsIdr
Frances Hubbard. knnsnH Cty.
Lucille bozicr, Lucille Johns, Virginia
TcNns Mitchell Jackson Niles.
Elizabeth Kramer. Fayno WIthcrup,
Edna Eounkman, Ethel Roop,
Pauline Rhees. Clara Kramer,
Kathryn Mcdonald. Helen Rogers.
Lois Shields Dorothy Watkins. Eula
McGee, Bernicc Walker. Frances
Montgomery Messrs Wlllla m
Temples, Leo McLouEhlin Richard
Fry Tom Brown, Charles Brown
Milo Lnmphere, Robert Lnmpherc,
Harris Hudson. Bacon Davenport
Foster Monahan. Tom Robinson,
Esman Venny, Paul Cunningham,
Lindon Knight. Harry Lcvan, Nolan
Sheohan, Wilbur Griffith, Chas
Wise. Norbert Hardman. Ray
Smlttlc. James Hoagland Denny
Madden. Robert Mcsndrcws. James
Creekmurc, Ronald johnson.
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Personals

Mrs. Nat Lyon and children left
this week for motor trip 10 Colo
rado Springs whore they viii spend
the rest OF the summer
CDSTThIrEID pN pAnp afx
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Parties

Mrs i " ChIlda ravo morning
auction bridge party ln her home
Tuesday the lovely affair being en-
ioyed by tho Cuugouib company
present Sm0owcrg were used in
their daring shades Of yellow aud
brown and this color note prevailed
throughout llou0Is were given
Mrs. j. n. G. Hopkins and Mrs Ray
r. Rooster Guests wCro McRdamcg
E / Ncwblock, H.. u. Bailey J II.
Brown, Virgil Jenkins, A. G. Hawk
ms. J. r. Hawkins Gray Carroll. W.
q. Lcmmon, j. W. Rogers, O. s.,
Gould. u. r. Rocslcr, Il. Ig. Elliott.
H. G. Chllds, y. J. Sowcrs. A. Ray
Wiley and j. II. c Hopkins.
Miss Dorothy Vcnscl entertained
AZ a morning bridge and luncheon
on Wednesday honorlnR her house
guest, Miss clare Martin OF Chlcngo,
having quite n company OF friends
with her At this time. Lavender
and pink shown In Haunting bios
SONS OF gladiola were used and
stood at pretty vantage points in
deep vases and graceful hask-
tas. Mrs. Do Verne VmHel
mother OF tho young hostess. ana
Mrs. Arthur NJ. Weaver assisted
Honors In the game went to Mll
Kathryn Stout and Miss Louise
Brady and Mlsa Martin received
guests prize. Participating In the
pleasures OF tho morning wero
Misses Kathryn Stout. Natalie
Broach. Elizabeth Broach, Irene
Buel. Louise Stebbons. Marian Me-
Clintock, Dorcas Mcconnell, ora
Weaver, Alice Strouvelle, Mayme
Lawson, Mildred Phillips. Pauline
Wood, Elizabeth Cook, Naomi
Brown, Louise Brady Isabel Down
ing, Maxine Day. Elizabeth Kramer.
Clara Kramer, Marjorie Welch,
Olive Irene Ellis and Martha
Shrape.
Mrs. C. G. Powers conferred love-
ly courtesy on her neice, Miss Boret-
tn Powers OF Pittsburgh. Pa. and
MiHs Genevievo Shuttle OF Fort Mad
ison. Iowa, tho latter the guest OF
Miss Marguerite Gavin. when she
gave n delightful morning auction
bridge party on Wednesday In her
home. Gladoli and other summer
flowers carrying out n color scheme
of red and white behutificd the
home. Mrs. c. II. Dewey and Miss
Kathryn Gavin were victorious IN
the cnterestlng game. Luncheon
was served at the card tables to
those who woro present which in
cluded Misses Marguerite and Knth-
ryn Gavin, Gonevieve Schultz. Mary
McFadden, CoryEo BoydIon: Mes
danes Mary Gavin, j. Il. Dovegan,
j, u, McFadden, J. M. McIntyrc.
G. II. Dewey. Charles Kelly. j. NJ.
McFadden, Il. +, Karr, George T..
Bell, william McGuff, j. Il. Dwycr,
William Ryan, Willis Wobber and
Franklin Bum.
Mrs Charles Hutchins, who
leaves today for Portland, ore. -
reside. was the honor guest at
very charming luncheon and bridge
on Friday with Mrs, George w.
Doty of 1880 South Yorktown
a":c:s Sc ho=:css. .sw5atpsas ami
snapdragon IN pink and white and
delicate fern. combined to express
summer beauty. both in adornlng
the luncheon table and the rooms
where bridge was enjoyed after
ward. With Mrs. Hutchins, Mrs.
Doty's guest list included Mes
danes, S. h, smith Thomas Chesa-
ley. u. NJ, DRncy, II. G, Wade, Roy
simpson, Harry Allelhnm. II. G..
scivally, Lee Roberts, Claude Shell
ton, j. b. Gambrell and Alfred
Boudreau, the latter OF Sapulpa.
The hosteSs was assisted by Mrs
Roy Cannon.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-05
Witter Bynner Offers
Poetry Prize to
Students.

Wiiter Bynner, president oi the
Poetry Society OF America, who Ice.
sured in Omaha last tall before the
Fine Arts society. offers 500 for the
bes, poem. or group OF poems. not
exceeding 200 lines, by an under
graduate OF any American college or
university. Previous publication docs
no, disqualiiy. No limit is SC, TO the
number OF entries by any one per.
son. The contest closes May Is,
1922. The Judges arc TO be Witier
Bynncr, Arthur Dawson Ficke and
Daniel Long. Poems may be sub
mit,ed to the latter, $3.50 Beeler
street. Pittsburgh, Pa.
Another prize OF Sl00 is offered
under practically the same conditions
by the Southern Methodist univcr-
si,y OF Texas. This sum will be
awarded for poem. or poems OF not
more than $50 lines. Address Prof.
Jay B. Hubbcll, Southern Methodist
university, Dallas, Tex.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-05
Church Women to
Hold Sacrifice
Sale

Delicious Lady Baltimore. angel
food cakes and homemade candies
will be q specially Al the sserihee
sale 10 be conducted by the women
OF the First Central Congregational
church Saturday IN the World
,heater building. l'iileenth and
Douglas streets, beginning a, $3.50
4, N,
Wearing apparel. household arti'
eles and pictures will also be OH
sale. Proceeds viii be added 10 the
church building fund
Mrs. w. {. Dean and Mrs, Nell
son Updike will be in charge Of the
affair assisted 10y Mrs. J. b. Porter
Mrs. II. o. Edwards and Miss Ben.
lah .Adams OF the business girls d.
vision. who viii have charge oi the
candy sale. Orders for cakes may
be telephoned TO Mrs. ]. u. Porter.