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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-13
EL GOBERNAD)R REL Y
DEDARA SUI PUESTO EN-
MAYO, DICE M NEW
YORK TIMES. I

La senlana pasGda Ia prensa del
pals se ccup0 az cierta information
dada por eI -New York Times a
prop6sito del Gobernatlor Reilly ase44
gurando que este seiiof estaha pr0si-
mo dejar su cargo como Executive
de Puerto Rico, 10 eual fue motive
para cierlas manifcstaclones del Co
bernador negando 10 que afirmaba Ell
gran rotatiyo americana.
Il instancias del Comisionado Resi-
dente en- Washing "a, sefIor C0rd0ta
DaviIa 81 .Ncw York Times insisti6
en- sa information asegurando q pro-
,ximo rclevo del Gobernador Rely; II
bara conocimiento de nuestrcs lecto-
res, ilnaueimos Ia primera nota del
1neneltnado diario.
washington, abril Mont.
Reily, de ID ciudad de Kansas, Gobers
nador de Puerto Rico, titnese enten-
dido Que ha notidcado a sus amigos
de washington que renunciara sn
cargo denfro Ge seis senianas para
aceptar una inportante posici6n en- Ia
administration de Washington.
I'll Gobernador Rely fr6 nonIhfado
en- mayo pasado. aeept6 el puesto
CON la condici6n dIa que serfa tempo
ralmente Este senior ha estado bajo
el fueeo insistente DC varios elemen-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-13

Como el GObernadlr Small, de Illi-
.nOis, otrO GObernador, ]. B. AL! Ro-
berts, de Oklahoma, esta bajo Ia ac-
cidn del Gran Jurado, aquel por ha-
Der dispuerto ilegaImente de los fon-
dos del TesOro pnblico y este por ha-
berse dejado sObornar, mediante la
guma de $4,000 d6iares, para permit
.tir Al Guaranty State Bank, de
Okmnlgee que reaIizara una opera
ci6n, a sabiendas de que dicha Corpo-
raci6n Sc halIaba en- estado insOlven-
te. Con el Gobernador Reilly de Puer-
to Rico, que tarabikn s., haIla baio la
acci6n del Gran Jurad0s son tres los
Gobernadores americanOs que aguar-
dan el falIo ae II Justicia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-13
LAS ACUSACIONES
CONTRA MIR. RELY
FL Representants Humphreys apre-
mia para que Sc haga Ia inves-
tigaci6n Congressional pc
dida por 81.
On cabiegrana de c6rdova Daviia.
Washington, D. C.,
\ Abril 13, 1922.
Hon. Antonio R. Barcelo,
San Juan, Puerto Rico.

Ell Representante Humphreys pro-
nuncio ayeffun notabilisimo discurso,
urgiendo Ia 6rden, de acuerdo con Ia
Resolution por el presentada, de una
Investigation sobre las acusaciones
hechas contra Reilly.
En- su discurso, el senor Humphreys
defendi6 ardientemente la inmacula-
da lealtad del pueblo portorriqueiio.
Nusstro amigo fue aplaudido de
manera decididamente entusiastica,
por ambas facciones de la Camara.
Ell fdiscurso de Mr.. Humphreys ha
causado una esplendida impression
aquf.
Saldre para Puerto Rico el sabado
pr6ximo, en- companfa de mi esposa.
C6rdova DayiIa.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-13
Ia so1EMN1DAD DH MAaANA.

Nuestro diario no vsra Ii luz mana
ma. rs viernes santo, y q mundo cris-
tiano rinde su homemade ESQ gran dia.
Mahana Is Ola de recogimiento. =
en- Ia sublime evocaei6n de Ia tragedia
gloriosa, no pueds faltar y no falta
nuestra rendida adhesion,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-13
ACTA DE REQUERIIIENTO

En San Juan, de Puerto RicO6a DO
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-13

ce de abril de mi lnovecientos vein
te y dos. ANTE MI. Gustayo Cru
zado Silva, Abogado y Notario Pn-
blico de esta Isla, con Nresidencia y
yecindad en- la capital de la misma, Y
estudio alberto en- la calle de Allen
ndmero ochenta y dos, altos.
COMPARECE
DE UNA ,SOLA PARTE:-
Don Roman Dfaz Collazo, mayor de
edad, casado, abogado ' Fiscal de Ia
Corte de Distrito de San Juan; pri-
mer Distrito.
Doyle del conocimiento personal
del compareciente y por sus dichos
" Manifestations me atengo a So edad,
.estado civil y profession, Y representa-
ci6n, Y asegurandome tener y tenien-l
do mi juicio la capacidad legal que
ses necesaria para formalizar La pre-
sente acta de requerimiento,
ExPONE
Que necesita los servicios de I'm No
tario que personalmente cOmparezca
al acto de requerimiento de entrega
de la oficina que ocuna, en- su caracter
de Fiscal de la Corte de Distrito de
San Juan, Distrito Primero. en- yirtud
de una carta recibida con fecha once
de abril dc mil novecientos veiIite II
dos del Gobernador de Puerto Rico.
ii montgomery Reilly. destituyendoIe
de sli cargo de Fiscal de Ia C0rte de
Distrito de San Juan, primer distrf
TO, II para que presente en- dicho acto,
Y de fe de todo 10 que ocurfa en- e
En- yirfhd de tai laEilniento eli
Notario que suscribe Sc IA traslada-1
do en- esta fecha y las tres y frein-
Ifa de la tarde d Ia Oflcina que onupas
en III Corte de Distrito de San Juan,
primer distrito, Ia FiseaIfa = qae es la
Ioficina donde desempehaila gn cargo
de Fiscal el eonpareciente senior Dfaz
Collazo u en- dicha 0ticina eneuentr0
don Domingo Massari. Fiscal de Ia
Corte de Distrito de San Juan, Puerto
Rico, segpndo distrito, q. don Miguel
Berreteaga, Jefe de Distrito de Ia Po-
Elicfa Insular,de la ciudad de San Juan,
y en- presencia de ellos Y de los testi-
gos que mas adelante Sc diran, e se-
nor Massari, reQuiere don Roman
tCOntinda er Ia pag. 81
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1922-04-28
COttOnWOOd'S First Monthly
Prosperity

Prosperity
Save some money at every turn of the road.
A saving OF a checking account well guarded
will keep you on the road to prosperity at all times,
no matter how rough the road.
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Member of the Federal Reserve System
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below. Frozen fruit salad and sand
wiches were served after the pro-
gram was given. Miss Riddle was
assisted by her mother. MIS- rms
Il. Riddle.
A number OF pleasant social af-
fairs were enjoyed by the AIpha
Ga NINA sorority OF the University
OF Tulsa during the week. On
Wednesday evening town msmoers
OF the sorority entertained dormi-
tory members and friends at "a call
cndar party given at Parthenia
park, preceded by n picnic supper.
Town members were again hosts to
dormitory members Thursday after
noon at swimming party In the
university swimming pool followed
by serving OF an Ice course at the
Varsity shop. on Thursday evening
Mr., and Mrs. Howard l.. Meyers
entertained for the same group and
their friends in their home on South
College avenue. The sorority girls
were entertained by Misses Esther
Handley. Stella Fortler and Leone
Grigsby Friday evening with slum-
Der party at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. X. G.. Handley. A Saturday
afternoon theater party has as hos
tesses Misses Opai Mason, Evelyn
Eakes and Carrie ID. Fike. followed
later by a luncheon given in the
home Of Miss Mildred Winterringer
by Miss Winterringer and Miss Ruth
Gordon and on Saturday evening by
a farewell party sponsored by Miss
Telma Lee and held in her home.
Mrs. Haskell Downs compliment
ed her guests, Mrs. Carl NJ. Nc
lntosh and Miss Ruby Smith,
both Qf Brownwood, Texas, with an
afternoon bridge on Friday. Rus
sell roses adorned the rooms and
luncheon was served after the game.
Guests besides the honorees were
Mesdames John White, w. q. Lem
mon, James Buckley. Ralph Mitch
ell, George Madison, James Connor.
Guy Johnson, Chandler. Campbell.
Fitzpatrick. Hugill. Misses Rhea
Walker and Marguerite Gavin. Out
OF town guests were Mesdames Il. S.
Hays, Okmulgee. Albert Minis Of
Yale. Okla, and Miss Gene Gravitt
Of Pawhuska.
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Weddings

Attended with huluanco and
beauty was tho wedding saturday
evening ~ the First Christian church
when Miss Annis Louise Barnes.
daughter Of Mr., y. r. Barnes, and
Mr. George Homer Allison of Wor-
costor, Mass, plightod thor U0th
before n large and fashionable audi
cnce that entirely filled tho audi
torium Of this odiflco. The bride
was Eivou In marriage by hsr BROTH
er, Mr. Baron Salisbury Barnes and
tho fun Episcopal service was read
by the Rev Ralph pomeroy Crum'
rector OF Trinity church. Prior 10 the
wedding. the entire bridal party was
entertained a. dinner I'M Hotel Tulsa
by Mr.. and Mrs. Barnes and after
tho nuptial celebration. Mrs. John
Murray ward OF this city. nunt OF
the bride. and with whom she has
been visiting for the past several
months, entertained 1t reception
In tho Country club The bride and
groom left at midnight for the east
on q honeymoon trip ana on their
return will be located at virgil
Kan, Tor brief time whore Mr..
Allison has oil interests
Society has conferred It's interest
largely in tho wedding event and
preceding this many beautiful nf-
fairs have been given for the bride
elect Miss Barnes made n very at
tractive bride, her petite brunette
style being particularly enhanced
by hor rich attire. her gown being
or ivory crepe backed satin made
with long lines and flowing draper
les from side of sSirt and sleeves
nnd combined with pearls. Her Golf
fure was arranged close TO her head
and the veil OF silk illustlon was fast
cned to a Russian head dress OF rare
old duchess and rose point lace that
arose fan-like above the head and
cascaded at either side to the waist
Inc. she carried an immense round
bouquet OF orchids, brides roses and
shower Of lilies OF the valley. Mrs.
Baron Salisbury Bnrnes was matron
of honor and wore a. rose georgcttC
gown with touches of wistcria chit-
fon and carried Butterfly roses
whose tones blended with the deep
American Beauty tints OF her gown
and the soft shade OF wisteria. Mrs.
George GLAND of Grand Rapids
Mich, and Mrs. Richard Whitney,
Miss Frances Riddle and Mrs. Dor
uthy Griffin were the other ladies'
in the party, Mrs, Oland and Mrs.
Whitney were gowned In wls,eria
gerogette and satin. their flowers be-
Ing Milady roses and Misses Riddle
and Griffin were In purple and car
rled Butterfly roses. All wore sill
Yer bandoauN adorning their stylish
coiffurCs, their gowns and flowers
blending beautifully. The flower
girls were the pretty twin daughters
OF Mr. and Mrs. Leslie l.. Doyle
Misses Frances and Alice who wor,
cherry -colored orgdndie frocks, the
fluffy scallops edged with rich val,
lencicnnes lace, their ribbons helms
cherry satin and their hair BANDED
with silver and cherry ribbon. They
carried French baskets tied witt
the wedding colors, rose and purple
and scattered rose petals. Master
| Robert Eugene Lortou, son OF MIR
and Mrs, Eugene Lorton, ring
bearer. was handsomely clad IN al
white and looked very manly as hC
advanced with the ring embedded
ON white satin pillow showeret
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some and formed q striking back
ground for the bridal party. Tho
choir loft from the rail 10 the floor
was screen OF southern smilax
against which were placed gracefA
pa ms and luxurious fern and N
among the forest OF grconery stood
tali white enamelled baskets holding
r0so-tntcd gradioll and lavender
dClphineum. Tho aislos were marked
with clndelabra holding tail cothe-
dral candles and these were en-
twiuod with delicate fern ana tied
with airy butterfly bows or roso and
wisteti1 ulle. Preceding the ad-
vance ~ the party. Mrs. A. w.
Hinc presiding at tho organ; Mrs.
j. r. Foster, viqlinlst, plnyed
GOunod's "Avo Maria" and as tho
professional Tho Bridal Choglf'
from Bohcngrln was rendered. Dur
ing tho ceremonial rltos tho NOctun
from "Midsummers Nights Dream
was faintly heard and the reces-
aioual was Mcndelsaohns wedding
march. Anerward tho bridal party
md large CoucourSc OF friends were
entertained at the Country club
with Mrs John Murray Ward az
ho.iosq. the club rmphasizing In
wondrous artistry the wedding coli
ors OF roscs and purple snndinE
from tho deepest tints of pale lhVcn-
der and pink. Tho background was
the conventional floor p'lm ana TERN
with vases everywhere holding
gladloU and delphincum. Tho brides
table held a. lts center attraction
the brides cake, made 10 tiers which
was later cut by the bride with a
apord sweet peas in rose and
purple were clustered In crystal has
ke's m either side OF this centerpiece
and tain crystal candles held burn
Ink tapcrs iu matching tones. An
orchestra PLAYED and dancing was
enjoyed Assisting Mrs. Ward were
Mcs-rs. and Mesdames Charles B.
p.iara. Charles r.. Wrlghtsman,
George Winklcr Leslie L. Doyle.
Harry G. Ashby Franz ". Greer,
Charles Woelio West. w. Naljean
r.ddis0n. Eugene Lorton, J. Warren
sanders. Finis L. Riddle. Lee Clin-
ton. y. Arthur hun, Arthur Lipps,
George NJ Ransom. a. +. Alison. r.
R Howard. John -. Mayo Charles
W. Bliss. Earle =. Harwen, Allie
l.. Lewis: Misses Lulu Croshie,
Frances Riddle, Irene Buel and Vlr-
ginia Winkler.
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plants providing for the conventions
al background of green, were hhite
trellises, over which ran graceful
vines and flowers In the chosen
tones. The invitational list included
Mr.. and Mrs James Kennedy, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Is. Wrightsman,
MIR. and Mrs. George Mortimer, Mr..
and Mrs. Williams and Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul N. Iverson, Misses Mesler,
Betty Brewer. Thelma Mcdonnell,
Dorothy Weber, Genevieve Misener.
Irene Buel. Anne Kennedy. Dorothy
Jane Markham. Carolyn Skelly.
Thelma Kennedy. Claudine Miller.
Margaret Fitzgerald. Louise Steb-
bens. Clephane Wertzberger, Ruth
Lyon Clinton. Jane Robinson. Mar
Jorie WEIGH, Natalie Broach, Nell
Cook. Rosalind Hollow. Margaret
Campbell, Elizabeth Broach, Vivian
Fulghum, Frank Dean Cathey. AL
myra Givens. Nan Lyle Dickey, Alice
Norris of Pine Bluff, Martha Sharpe,
Naomi Brown, Dorothy Thompson.
Margaret Lamb. Isabel Downing
Pauline Woods, Mary Patton, Doro-
thy Kirk, Messrs. Don Baker,
Charles Parker. Charles Candless
Hovey. Kenneth Crouch. Richard
Wheeler. Freeman Burford, Kenneth
Berry Robert Brewer, Edward
Johnson, Marvin Glover. Jack Good.
man. Leighton Avery, Gilbert Taylor
Walter Miller. Frank Abbott, George
shelton, Frank Shreck. Seth Hughes
Raymond Gum. Robert Berry, John
Fitzgerald, Vale Mcintyre, Cedar
Puckett, Carol Nicholson, clifford
Henry, Dale McCune. Harold Maui
dain, Ed Crume, Armour Guy, L. "
Root, I.atlmer Baker, Raymond Jar.
rett, Chester HerndoD, Edward Lis
on. Charles McCandless, David Free.
born, Faun Freeborn, Fred Broach
Joseph McGraw, Matt Kelly. Cecil
Hunt, Bradford Williams, Theodore
Brickner, Ferrill Martin. Dorrance
Roderick, Charles Strouvelle. Marsh
Ralph Berry. Sam Canterbury
Charles stark, Paul Potter, Robert
Markham. Davis Brady.
Miss Mollie Bakers dance fol
Miss Helen Broomfield was ar
event among the younger dancing
set on Monday nigh, members OF
the kelita club being In evidence
Guests included Misses Marcellit,
Grant. Mary Frances Eakin, Lucil;
Johns. Marcie Penick, Lolita Muir.
dock. Gala Mae Hardy. Mae Nc.
Donald, Martha Kays. Ruth Miller
Margaret Capps. Dorothy Burke
young Messrs. Bohnefeld. Paul HUI
Paul Cunningham, Milton Poe, vii.
liam Dix, william Jackson, James
Shepherd. Paul Armstrong, Gordon
Avery, Theodore Haller. Eldred
Bates. Joseph Burchum, John Rob-
ert Herbert, Virgil King and Nor.
man Wright. A"S&
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Parties

Among tho attractive parties Civ
en- this week for visiting girls was
tho afternoon bridge. on Tuesday
with Miss Dorothy Weber and Miss
Thelma Mcdonnell ms hostesses,
their honor guest being Miss Gym
thin Houston OF Denver, Colo, the
guest OF Miss Dorcas Mcconnell.
| Miss Houston and Miss Mcconnell
were classmates at Chevy Chase
| college In washington, y. G.. the
past year. Roses In crimson and
| pink with golden calendulas. ming
| led with n protusion OF graceful
| fern, adorned the rooms and after
the inspiring games, Ices and cakes
we're served. Enjoying the pleas
lures Of the afternoon besides the
honoree. were Mesdames Charles
1 Brown, Arch y. Williams, Falter
| Ware, Gillette Nm. c o. Helm
strettsr, Lee Kennedy. r. Siegfreid.
Max Genet. Paul y. Iverson. J. Ray
| Stebbens. Edward c. Harvey. Misses
/ Louise Stcbbens Gertrude Woods
Dorcas Mcconnell, Clephane Wertx-
berger. Nell Cook, .Geneivieve Mis-
encr, Elwiida Bell Springer. Helen
Mesler ot Little Rock. Ark, Nan
| Lyle Dickey. Alice Norris. of Pine
! Bluff. Ark, Elizabeth Brewer,
| Claudine Miller. Frank Dean Cath
| ey, Almyra Givens, Kathryn Stout.
/ Frances Kearney. Betty Comstock,
J Grace Connolly. Mary Porter, Leon
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Music and Art

Miss Irene Roop presents M,.
Clifton Mott in graduation recital
on Wednesday evening az the II.
brary. assisted by Miss Ethel Room.
viollnist. The program Will be.
Sonata, Op 26, "Andaute con Var.
iozioni,' Marcia funebre" lBeeth.
oven), Mr.. Mott; Concerto No. /.
First Movement (DeBeriot). Miss
Roop: "Gavotte" from 2nd Violin
Sonata (Bach), prelude in c Min.
or" (Bach, "Nocturne," Op. %. 40
4 tSchumann), "Polonaise," Op "a
tChopin), Mr.. Mott; "Medtat.oF
from That's (MaSseneD. "RondinI
tkreisler). Romance (Herbert
Butler). Miss Roop; "Polichnelle'
(RachmaniofG, Song Of Love-
Grenee Berge), "Alla Tarentelan
(MacDowelD, Mr.. Mott.
CONTINUED ON PAGE SIX
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Dances

The younger society set enjoyed
the beautiful dancing party given
Wednesday evening at the Country
club with Miss Elwilda Bell Springer
as hostess. when she entertained in
honor OF her guests, Misses Helen
Mosler and Almyra Givens. Dainty
ooloring of pink, white and lavender
prevailed in flowers and In refresh
meuts. Punch was ser~ed on the
spacious verandas and everywhere,
with background of handsome floor
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Mrs James NJ Berry cntcrtains at
luncheon for Miss vivian FulEhum,
IN the Country club.
Miss Maxine Mobiles dancing party
AZ tho Country club, for Misses Thcl-
ma Wolfe and Kathryn Smith.
Mss Anna CrotchcttH luncheon nt
the Country club, for Misc Marian
MAYO.
Mrs y n Boehmler ontertaiup
with luncheon ana bridge for Mes.
DANES l. H. Boughucr. q, N. Ger
lack and Il. G. GotChalk
Miss Wilma Aspin cntertalns at
afternoon bridge.
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ciubs-Must-womans work
Clubs s-Mus,t-woman's work.

luncheon given Saturday iu her
home. Pink roses and lavender
sweet peas adorned the Table a'ou'
which was seated Misses Helen Ad-
ans. kathryn Smith. Mary kathryn
Eo1olf Elizabeth Grcls, Mary Alice
Hulr, Lucille Morley Nna Blanche
Peters Mary Hrowuloo. Helen swan.
son ana Dliyin Boone Each guest
received dainty flowers.
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Wednesday,

Mrs. Hubbard Rudislll gives lunch
con at the Country club, honoring
Miss Vivian Fulghum.
Daughters of the American Royo-
luton, Tulsa chapter, give annual
flag day luncheon at Hotel Tulsa.
Mrs. plumcr Earle INN gives card
party for Mrs Virgil u. Mcintyre.
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The Weeks Cdienddr


Mrs J. Warren Sanders glyor
luncheon m honor Of her sister pud
niece, Mrs G.. H.. BrIcro ana Mise
Alice lruero. AZ the Country club
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Whitney pi.o
evening picnic a. their suburban
home for mcmhors OF a. .. bridE"
club and their husbands.
Mrs. John Rogers hostess 10 mem
hers OF bridge club, cutcrtoiuing for
Miss vivian Fulghum.
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INFORMAL

Members OF tho woman's Al
Iiance. All Souls Unitarian church,
gave an Informal reception last eve
ming In the homo OF MIR, and Hrs.
w. j. HollInger for Psv F.. A. Line
and Mrs Line Of Junction city.
Kan. who arc here over Sunday.
the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs Reginald
Merry.
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with lilies OF the valley and white
ribbon. Men I'm the party were Mr..
Okoy Dollnrd, hest man; Mr.. II. G.
Whitney. Mr.. Maurice Brauu and Mr..
Thorndyke OF New YORK. The wed -
ding setting was unusually hand
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Mrs. Lee Clinton will entertain In
prcnuptial courtesy for Miss Vivian
Fulghum.
Miss Gertrude Linn eutortains
with bridge luncheon for Miss Ruth
Day
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Clubs

Ladies' OF the @. A. r. s,ua.
Will meet Friday afternoon' olub
Mesdames a. l.. Dugan arS with
Carl, at lis East IndeperMa..D a. d
street. ''"uehce
The Swatika Star club will
Monday evening at the Y w meet
at 1880 o'clock. - A.
The Star club will NEE, w,a..
day at Masonic hall Tor ,Jtnes'
luncheon and members are ssl9
to bring their sewing bags as M
the needles Will be a part ~ ~
entertainment. The members n.,, s
assemble at 2:30 o'clock in Tho s.l
ernoon. o'''
The Maccabee club will civ. =,
benefit bridge and Boom par,r
TUESDAY afternoon in the X. n, .
nail Hostesses are Mesdames Ei,zs'
beth Beamer. q. w. Byard. Eva BsIl
Cora Brown, Bell Brooks and Jenni.
Byrne. '""''
Members OF the Underwood ,,,,
met Saturday at the library for ala
tion OF officers and to plan for -.
work they will have for the ensutne
year. This college club plans -
meet each month at the library nv
ginning next fall. W.
The Womans Civic league meats, a..
the library on Monday afternoon ~
2:30 o'clock.
The Womans Benefit associate,
viii hold its annual picnic Wednes.
day evening, June Ia, At Sans
Springs park. Supper will be served
at 7 o'clock. Maccabees and fami.
lies, also sir knights ond families
| cordially invited.
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Lunche0Rs

To members Of ner bridal party
and those who paid her sociap cour-
tesy during her soiourn In Tulsa
THE spring and carly summer ala
Miss Annis Barnes honor AZ her
very beautiful luncheon given Fri
day at the Country CLUB. Seated
near the hostess were Mrs. Charles
u. Wrightsman, a bride OF the week.
Mrs. A. c. Terrell and Mrs. George
GLAND of Grand Rapids, Mich. and
Mrs. a. G., Barnes OF McComb. H.,
relatives OF the hostess who came
for the wedding OF last evening. The
table presented summery picture
with it's surface appllqued with
graceful fern fronds and illuminated
with tall green candles standing in
crystal sticks Tho centerpiece was
fashioned OF corsnge bouquets In
vlolets and sweetpeaH portraying
colors OF purple, lavender and rose
the wedding colors and the setting
was the sunroom. Thlrty-five guests
were present. An orchestra dis
"pensed soft music during the hours
and q lovely treat was tho whistlirg
solos given by Miss Barnes who was
asked to sing and astonished her
guests as she delighted them with
this talent which she exemplifies
with much grace.
Mrs. Ernest l.. Connolly enter
tained few friends informally at
luncheon In the Country club on
Tuesday, complimentary TO Mrs. II.
a. Broomfield and Miss Helen
Broomfiod who are TO make their
future home In Los Angeles, Cal.
-
Miss Mana Lyle Dickey presented
her guest, Miss Alice Norris OF Pine
Bluff, Ark, TO u group OF her
friends, numbering IA, at n very nt-
tractive luncheon given Thursday at
the Country club. Lavender tints
shown IN flowers candles and favors
were in evidence and Miss Dickey
had her table arranged in the sun
room,
Young Miss Maxine Noble cOmpli
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Young Miss Maxine Noble compli
mentcd her friend and visitor, Mis-
Thema Wolfe of st. Louis, At
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Prcnuptial courtesy to Miss
Barnes and Miss Stafford. the lat
Charles y. wrightsman. was paid
at the very unique party given
Wednesday afternoon by Miss Fran
ces Riddle at the country club on
Wednesday afternoon. This proved
10 he a cinema entertainment with
Norma Talmadge and Thomas Meg
han In The Forbidden City" ap-
pearing An orchestra played pop
ular airs and quite appreciated were
the pictures Of the honor guests,
June brides, thrown on the silver
sheet with the following. Two stars
who will play stellar roles in ma,ri-
monv this month" being inscribed