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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-06

Wichita. Kan. last week. whore she wsa
tho Huost of her brothcr Roy Sawyer,
Tor several days
MIS- Margaret wentz u pistimber.
Meat, IA spending a portion VI the SUM
here.
Mr. and Mrs Everett Jam,s Of Arksr.
sas city, Kan, are the guests OF Mrs
James parents. MIR. ana Mrs. A Brown
Mrs Mary Mcclellan Of Ia ygne. Kan.
who has been visiting her SON. W q.
Mcclellan, for some time, hHa returned
home She stopped for th0rt Walt with
relatives In Wichita before returning 70
La Cyane.
Mrs Eugene HenninTer and son Nelsun
of Ionca city we're the EuesfA " Mrs.
HenninEers parents. Mr.. and Mrs W.
Abbott, for several days last week pre-.
yious to tho departure of Mr.. aud Mira.
Abbott for Colorado spriuFH
\ very pretty homo wedding was sol
emuised ut Z O'Clock on Tuesday after
noon, July 75. at the home OF Mts D. "
rennick b2s South Maple street Tho
bride was Miss Eunicc d UaHshnw and
the bridegroom Grant NJ, Raymond u
nephew of Mrs rrnnick EIder Am,
mons Of this city officinted
Mrs Henry nsckhauH entertained n few
of her friends Friday afternoon a. hor
home near NoWkirk An enjoyable after.
noon was spent and light ratrtshmc1ts
were served Those who made up the
party we're Mrs Frank Harklus Mis- A.
G.. nceck and Miss Bessie U.ork. Nrv
John Schneider and daughter Helen. 'trs
Rettg ana daughter NNda, Mrs. VIII
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9orten and daughter and Mu. JshB
koehler.
one of tho leading social events of Las,
week meaHurcd BY the social prominence
of tho parties and their wide oircls of
friends was the marriage " I0hn cum.
mings and Miss wilma Mcclellan, which
occurred "wednesday. July 20, At o'clock
In the ovcning at the home of tho btldea
parents Mr sud Mrs W. q. Mcclellan.
Fitth 0nd Magnolia streets The narrisFc
service WAS performed bv Reverend Ny
ci0. pastor Of tho christian church at
Hunnewcu, KAN and the ring ceremony
was used Tho bride IL one of tho favor
iteh among the younger set IN this city
and the bridegroom IL young business
man who stands hiFh ar,onE his ssso
ciAtes Only tho immediate members
were present AZ tho ccreu onv and I'm.
mediAtcly following tho Wedding Mr., and
Mrs Cummings departed Tor short
honeymoon trip. after which they will
be ~ home to their friends at thair
home on West Third street
The members Of he Country club were
the hosts Friday night NJ last week st
dolGttful Eet.tuFether function az the
club lake, the guests belug from various
towns IN the county More Than two
hundred guests we're present from tlsck.
welt poncs city. roukawa, uncns and
other towns IN Kay county. Tho fra-
ture ~ the evcu's entertainment was
fish ny. the fish beinG supplied from
the club lake. After dinner speeches
we're made BY G. A. Johnson OF tits
city. william England ot PnncA Ciiy,
rovton Drown Of blackwell and Doctor
StHcbin of Tnnkawa, The credit for
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Mrs. u E washburn and sons Dan ana
Edward have returned from Caiifornia ana
vii make their home in HenryeitS.
house guest OF Miss HELEN Lincoln will re.
turn 10 her home In Norman Tuesdsy
NJ. and Mrs. Sam l'andeon and Mrs
Hel'c Bullock OF Joplin are the house
guests ot Mr. and Mrs. George Bullock.
Miss Edena ShumRn returned home Mon.
Gay from Edmond where she has been al.
irndinE the normal school this summer
Mr. and Mrs O. Jameson and son and
Nrs. O. r. Jameson left the last OF Inc
week on motor trip through the oEarks'
Miss Helen Carr arrived Tuesday from
tho University Of Oklahoma 10 snsbs =
months vacation with her mother, Mrs
as- Lucille Slaughter OF Norman. ,t,..
Isabel johnson and Mr.. Carl H Fellow
were dinner guests Friday evening Of Mrs,
T. U. Lincoln In honor of Amer W, lin.
coin. celebrating his birthday.
The following enjoyed a swim at the
IUcu0 Slaughter OF Norman, Van Mstsr
Proctor Of Nashville, Tenn. Maxine Dia
mond, Isabel johnson and Helen Lincoln.
The following motored to okmuigee Sun
day and enjoyer swimming party and
pisnie. Mr and Mrs. T. y. Alexander,
Mr., ana Mrs. Roy Cornett. Misses Pesti
A.axaader. opal Ieftries ana C5ssisn".
Cruze. They we're Joined in okmulges BY
Nr. and Mrs Pat Clarke. Misses Bonnie
Diamond Cree McCleary and Alta Davis,
NNsaIs' be.t NctiauBn OF Joplin. Ray
Banner and stanton Clarke OF Okomah
spent the day sunday at Arbeka crossing
Mrs Ada Smith entertained at dinner
Sunday evening in honor OF Mrs. Jennle
po,Iins seventy-third birthday. Quests
were Nrs Jennie Doliins Misses Lucille
Slaughter OF Norman, jennie Lee Smith,
johnnie Rosster and Clarence Smith
Mr. and Mrs A. s. Coffield and daughter
Ruth and Urall Brinson returned Sunday
from Nashville, Tenn., where they have
been visiting relatives the past six weeks.
Miss Van Meter Proctor returned home
With them and will be the house guest
Of her aunt and uncle for several weeks
Four cars OF picnickers motored to Ar
beka crossing Wednesday evening and aft
g. swim enjoyed . picnic lunch. These
who went were Mr and Mrs. Don Mcleod
Nr and Mrs. John Mcleod. Mr. and Mrs
c y Bunk. Mrs. Ada Smith Misses Jeu-
nIe Lee Smith, Elizabeth Riley, Nan Nc.
itod and Lucille Slaughter Of Norman,
Nassrs. Johnnie Rossiter and Clarence
Smith.
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Myrtle Grass yisltsd relatives at Erie one
day last week
Misses Katie Paterson ana Wins Lar.
sons motored 70 Nowata and spent day
Miss FERN Taylor. 500 Esat Eighth
street visited relatives and friends at
Darling.
Mr., aud Mrs. v. '. sandou and Miss
Grace Berents motofed to Independen
and spent the day with friends.
Mlss Margaret Smith OF Independence 10
10 visiting her cousin, Misa Grace RerentH
90i West Fourth street.
Mrs phiiips and sister, Miss Thelma
Searcy, 400 West Ninth street are Wis
itlng relatives In Neosho for a few DAYS.
Ralph Mohl son of Mr.. ana Mrs, Ernest
O. Mehl s07 Beech street went TO Sand
springs. okla, for two weeks visit win
his uncle, George Magnien,
Miss Pauline Miller, 1897 Elm street
has returned from Kansas city. Mo-, where
abe has been visiting friends the Psst
week
Mr. and Mrs A. n. Carnes and Mr., aud
Mrs L. Il. CAss motorcd TO CAney 70
visit Mrs. Carnes' sister, Mrs. Roy Young
and family
Mf and Mrs c. l.. Richardson and
son, b0a East Eighth street. returned from
Tulsa, whore they have been visiting SOW
erAl days with relatives
Mr., and Mrs, o. q, Bloomer. SOS West
Fifth street. has returned home from "a 10
pulpa. whore they were called last week
on account of tho serious illness OF Mrs
Biocners sistar-in-law,
Mrs. T. n, Henderson Of waunets was
here, en- Route home after visiting her Aon,
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Mrs. Francis Male is visiting friends
at McAlester this week.
Miss Pearl White has returned home
from her vacation spent in Greeley, Colo,
Nathan Winnerman OF 81. Louis. Mo.
is visiting friends here.
Charles r. Earbury OF Fayetteville,
Ark, was here Monday
Joe NJ. Lynch, c. l.. Fletcher and Eu-
gene Waite made o business trip to West
Vile Saturday afternoon
Miss Catherine Williams has returned
home after n years study at the A. n NJ
college at saltwater, Okla.
- Miss Dewey, Howard q Port Arthur,
Texas, was the gueet OF Mrs. Joe NJ.
Lynch last Thursday.
Dwight shaw has returned from Nor
man where he has been since last Septen.
Der taking a medical course In the state
Misses Dorothy and Catherine Gilmore
have returned to their homes at Sand
springs after visiting Misses Vera and
Nelson Patton and Fred Mathis have
gone 10 Fort Sill to enter the citizens
military training camp for months
Miss Irene conums left Thursday
morning for ChiclSasha, Okla, for visit
with her brother and his wife, Mr.. and
Mrs CARRIER Collums; from there she viii
make an extended visit to different parts
In western Oklahoma for the benefit OF
her health
swimming party and moonlight picnic
was enjoyed by the following named; /;
Misses Mount, Irene Roberts, Flora Hol-
land. Donna German. Ina Bella Greer
Euphemiu Loe, Ruby Lee, CAtherins
Raney aud Mesdames Dora Curtis. II. W.
Burch and May Cook.
The Missionery sooiety OF the Metho-
dist church met with Mrs. Joe NJ, Lynch
Thursday afternoon at o'clock p. m.
The afternoon was spent socially. and
ended with a picnic supper on the lawn.
The husbands and families OF the mem-
hers were invited 20 the supper which
was IN honor OF Mrs u, =. Chambers,
who will move to Norman within tew
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Hewn. motored to Fsirland sunday after
noon.
Mrs Renry Truman, Mrs. J. W. Mann
and daughter, Miss Arrah. and Mrs. j.
NJ. FuseL and daughter, Miss Frances.
went TO Miami sunday afternoon and at
tended the show, Your Beat Friend"
Mr ana Mrs. Y. NJ Koonce recently en-
toycd a vielt from their aon-in-iaw and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs George Griffith
Mr. ana Mrs. W. H. Ballard. who reside
near Grand River, enjoyed q week -eud
visit from their daughter. Mrs Will uol-
land and children ot white oak.
The Woman's Democratic club met at
the home OF Mira ], " Hubbard Monday
afternoon for final review Of the poll
Teal situation and made arrangements
tor workers 1T the polls on election Day.
Those preAent were Mesdames Orln Cum
ninghsfn, NJ. J. Pittman. y. NJ, Dawson.
u J. Allison. p. l. Trout. r. n. Wilson,
Henry Truman, u. G. Ballard W. ".
J. J. Hubbard
A delegation Of local politicians made
n trip to Miami Commerce. Cnrdin. Pich-
or Quapsw and HocNerviile Monday aft
ernoon IN The interest OF fsvorlte can.
dIdate for office. Among them were Aug
uAt Schllcker Doe nohanAn. Bob Bohan-
an John Barnes, Jay Dawson, Tom
Eagle, Jack Ferguson, clyde Ames, An
Gil Dawson. Osborne Tucker, J, G. Tucker.
wilton Cunningham, c. W. livlnEston,
Henry Truman, ]. W. Mann. Mel Lloyd.
Mhlteman Hawkins and Joe snAlley.
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Take warm corn yellow silk
blouse, nut II under IA tomato col
ored separate jnclct, and wear IL
with u cloche OF tomato suede
trlrimed with smnii stuffed iruit- IN
tomato; see to II that your skirt and
shoes are white and you'I have the
smnrtcst OF sports costumes.
II Is satisfying 10 know one can
receive special prices on the very
newest and latest felt hats Mrs.
Reidy has to offer for the coming
week t.Milady's Hat Shoppe, Sec
ond and Cheyenne.
While the undcrdrcsses OF maids
costume are usually Of dependable
soisettes or Indianhead, yet a
Frcnchy, frivolous touch is added
by gay little aprons and hibs.
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Mr. W. M Smith is visiting relatives
ana secretary Of the Rubber company
motored to Pawhuska Sunday.
MT END Mrs " y Evans and their
guest Mrs susie Lillsrd of aKnsas CITY.
motored 20 Pawhuska sunday.
Mr.. ana Mrs. A. ". Hannins and family
iett Tuesday for motor trip 10 burk-
Mrs. r. E. DeItrlch has returned from
.. visit AZ the home Of her son In wichita,
Mr.. and Mrs Msor and daughters.
were gueRts OF Mr. and Mrs. j. W. Green
sunday.
Misses Pearl and Georgia Fish, Nell and
Leuna Jones ana Carl Craighead who
have been attending summer school at
Norman. okla. returned Tuesday
Miss Meda Hendricks who has been at.
tending summer school arrived home Sat.
urday and VIII spend the rest Of the sum
mer with friends
Miss aIzaboth Severn who spent her va
cation at Colorado Springs with friends
from Kansas ana California returned home
MI and Mrs. Frank Coleman have
moved into the house on Seventh and
Pawnee recently vacated by Dir. Clint
visiting her daughter Mrs. c. a. Wick
strum returned to her homa in Independ. &.
ence Monday. Little Ruth WickBtrum Ac-
companled her grandmother and will re-.
main for visit Of several weeks
The marriage OF Miss Grace Morgan 20
Mr. James Smith took place Monday ave-
ming at four o'clock at the home OF the
Eroom's parents, Judge j. X. Green, Of
nciating. only members Of the two FAM
HES were present. The young couple left
on tho evening train for Ash Grove, Mo,
whore they viii spend their honeymoon.
Mr.. ana Mrs. NJ Y. Smith ana family
loft Tuesday morning for m automobile
trip 20 Ash Grove whore they will Join
the bridal couple.
Atrs John sedies entertained a number
of young people with swimming party
Tuesday evening to celebrate the eleventh
birthday of her son Joe. The party mo-
tored 10 Coon creek and sfter swim
enjoyed n picnic supper with lots of ice
cream and cake. Tho guests included
Misses Marie Helen and Dorothy Klop-
fensteln Irene and Margaret Robinson
Webbor, Billy DeYong. Dixie. Jack
Wobber. Billy DeYoung, Dixie Jack,
Maurice and Joe Seidles.
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Mrs. Sam stuart and children Of Ca
toosa were visiting relatives mere curing
u" Mr.. and Mrs J. r. Irby are enjoying a
visit from their son n-law ana daughter
Mr. and Mrs. Grover Bassett Of Cleveland.
George ssis accompanied by his wife
mining district the first Of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. II. c. Ballard had as
their guest early In the week t, F.
"r Tan Evans and Mrs Mary Babcook
spont the past week in Webb city, Mo-,
visiting relatives and friends
Messrs and MesdameE Eugene Fields
and w. p, snalley OF Miami had business
:" Mr. ana Mrs. K. ]. Patton and children
spent the weekend at Bis Cabin Visiting
Miss Ava scott cashier at Livingston's
store, Is spending two weeks vacation
with relatives in Missouri
Miss Madge Hughes had ms her guest
early In the week Miss Ruth spioer of
OF Robetsils and family ere spending
a couple OF weeks visiting relatives near
Mrs a. A. Green recently enjoyed. an
Fsn9sa sv. vs t..n t50% q ssTe6. ssr Mo
Frank Audrain OF Fairlann, accomps-
MED by his son and daughter was here
early in the week doins political cam
p"Tsw Ray Nidiffer and Loren Hudspoth. se.
companied by Misses Helen Rains and
Maxine Dawson, made a trip to Fairlsnd
Saturday night
Reverend L. O. Hudson attended 'he
Firth Suuiay meeting o: tkc esp;!sts az
Jay and reports It 20 have been a very
Interesting and profitable occasion.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Tucker enjoyed a
yisit during the early part Of the week
from their daughter. Mrs. II. s. Wilson Of
Sapulpa.
ioyed a visit from their Eon-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. George Griffith
Of Sapulpa,
Billy Moore, accompanied BY MS
daughters Misses Juanita, I.onnie ana
Marguerite, mHde an automobile trip TO
Miami Commerce and Picher Monday.
Mr. and Mrs Tom Spencer ana son, Rev
erend and Mrs NJ, l.. Sims and Reverend
w L. witt Of Vinits went fishing on
Horse creek Tuesday, and report sue
cessful and enjoyable trip.
FLOYD Turner. Leo Thomas and Arvel
Thompson, acoomps MED by Misses
DaphnA Ward. Alma HeAA and Mildred
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u. n. Henderson. at ciaremore for few
days
Fred DANDY 2os Ess, Ninth street who
has hcer staying with relatives At Broken
Arrow, Okla Tor the past few months,
has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Hart, who have
been visiting Mrs Harts sister. Mrs. Clara
Losh, 40 West Tenth street. lefi sun.
day In their automobile for their home
In Wichita.
Mfs, W, J. Jennings and daughter. Dol.
lie, ana son, william, ana Mrs, Roy soies
have returned from carthage, Mo, where
they have been visiting relatives and
fiiends the past week.
Ralph zimmerman IL East Second
street has returned from Detroit, Micba
and points In Nebraska, where he has
been visiting relatives and friends the
past six weeks.
Mr and Mrs. Harry Thomas ana son
Of hohoriy. Mo. are visiting ffienda Gcre,
on route 20 thelf home from n vacation
IN the Osarks, Mr. Thomas waa IN tho
tailoring business IN Coffeyyllle about 20
years ago.
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Miss Sevlna Lonslngor Of Vera Is visiting
her sister. Mrs. o. II. Douglas.
W /. Turner Of Tulsa was business
''iii, Mr. and and Mrs. Mccullough of Homiry.
okla, have moved back to oehelats.
o. A. watts and r. J. Ellis were Sun
Mrs. Henry Hensey Of Ramona was
here visiting relatiyes and friends.
Wesley Mitchell OF Pswhuska is the
= j. G. Duncan was a visitor In Ramona
Mrs. H. L. Brooks went TO Tulsa TO visit
her daughter Mrs, Floyd Fitch.
j. c. Kimmerling Of BarnBdall was
business visitor here Saturday
Mrs, II. r, ConTey and children visited
relatives near AvanL Friday.
NJ. c. Prize Of Okmulgee made short
business visit here Friday.
Harry C1nley has returned from a
weeks visit with his uncle, Wayne Kiser,
Nr ard Mrs. Frank Harris OF near
Ramona were the guests Of hr. and Mrs
j. .. Duncan last sunday.
Mrs. Mary c. Hutchinson has gone 20
" ynona to visit her daughter, Mrs. Lula
Li2enby Tor few days
Little Herbert watts, son Of MI and
Mrs. o. O, Watts, has recovered from a
M NJ and Mrs. Fair King from Lot is9
visited Mr.. Kings sister Mrs. J, ]. Gun
MISS Lavanaughn BoIen has returned
from a visit with her uncle. p. n. Perrier
on Lot l69
Mr. ana Mrs c. A. Allen OF Barnsdall
spent sunday here with the lbtter's par
onts. Reverend and Mrs. b. A. Myles
Mrs. r.. A. White and Gon c. l.. Smith
OF Coffeyville were here Friday on their
way to Tulsa where they VIII visit rela-
tives and friends.
Mrs. T. j, link and daughter Essie and
Misses Dorothy watts, Margaret Camblin
and Evelyn Ellis drove TO Ramona Monday
nlght.
Mr. and Mrs Ray Kerr returned TO
their homes Friday on the Greenwood
ranch after visiting Mr.. Kerr's sister, Mrs.
Mr ana Mrs. r. r.. CunninEham havs
returned home from Hominy where Mr.
Cunningham, has been employed In the
oil fisld
Mr.. ana Mrs owen Pcrrler and Miss
Minnie Rowland and Mr.. Perrisr'a mother,
Mrs, y. Porrler left saturaay on a motor
trip through Colorado. They win be gone
until the first of September.
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Mlaa Aura Estcs is spending several
days with relatives hare this week.
Miss Nellie Wiuholt returned from
Tahiequah the latter part ~ tho week
irwin Wulhcif has accepted Uosltinn
IN the II. y. ugim drug store
H. u. Hess made a business trip to
Broken Arrow Tuesday
A. O. UiFcr made business trip 20
MuskoFcc Tuesday evening
Misses Grace and Myrtle Elder re.
turned nome the latter part ~ the week.
Miss tuhian Swoveend returned 10
Cuweta from Tulsa the first 0f tho week
with her father 20 spend tho week
Mrs prcutt and Pearl and Guy Orcptt
ot Tulsa wore husluues visitors IA Co
wcia Monday.
Mrs i j.. Truwer and son Raymond re-
turnci sunday from months visit with
tho tnrWors parents IN Oklahoma city.
T. T. Cook "A spending several days in
Haskell with Mr.. and Mrs. n, l. Bic
dins of that city
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Occasionally one comes IN contact
with folks who have the erroneous
impression that safe deposit boxes
are expensive and that they exlst
only for the very wealthy. As
matter OF fact, the actual cost ~
small; thon, when you consider thS
protection II gives you against tha
possibility of g lengthy lawsuit re-
sulting from the loss OF valuable
papers, or the theft OF gifts and
keepsakes that cannot be replaced,
the charge shrinks sim further In
comparison. For detailed inforna-
ton, call at the First National bank.
Large fiat Jet beads or round
beads resembling marbles. arc used
extensively TO border black dresses.
on my weekly visit to NJ. G. Hale's
Hardware company / discovered tho
cloverest little hot weather friend
In tho form OF the Armstrong Elec-
trio stove, occupying minimum
amount OF space yet having the de-
sired conveniences OF toaster,
waffle iron, poachcr, Rriddle and
frying pan, There's world of
other interesting devices, such as
electric irons, percolators, either
single or with accompanying tray,
sugar and creamer, Universal ther-
mos lunch boxes, vacuum pitchers,
bottles and jugs. some having In
destructlble Innings. BE sure to
watch for their special on all water
pitchers Monday.
Dresses for immediate wear arc
employing dyed inccs IN ccrisc, deep
yellow ana copper shades.
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Fields Stationery, sos South Main.
A new use of radio! just recently
n large crowd of children gathered
In the Broadway thcater at New
burgb, New York, heard Uncle Dave
Corey, famous writer OF Bedtime
Stories" broadcast some of his
choicest ones from Newark, n. j.
Really, when you think OF Il. hem
stitching is almost a necessity. Our
frocks. lingerie, household linens
and drapes all depend upon II for
dainty finishing touches. The White
Sewing Machine company, 2lS East
Third, Goes It beautifully.
Have You heard of candied os-
trich? IL is achieved by IA process
which flattcns the ostrl,h IA feather
and gives IL n glossy effect NhcH II
II Curlcd Into flowers,
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saw glass sets Cor iced drinks
Of all kinds greatly reduced AZ the
MCGEE company, 23 West Third.
I'm sure you'n want an ostrich
feather bracelet! IL can bc worn on
a black velvet band at the wrist or
combined with tortoise shell or
bakolitc for the upper arm.
Your visit to the Mary Jaro Chill.
dren's shop this week will be n
pleasant revelation, for you'll find
them located In delightfully."- new
surroundings at 3 East Sixth street.
Mothers should bear in mind that
school time IL approaching and that
this shop has a most complete as
sortment OF children's apparel -- q
few summery things the Riddles can
not do without even in Septembe.
and fall versions distinctly au,henic
and original for the little folks.
A beige -coIorcd crmine cape has
a sunray design worked ON tho side
panels, the stripes radiatlns frcm n
center button. A band Of beige fox
trims the collar.
To wear with your thin summer
dresses you find 40 comfortable
nowadays. Wrishts Millinery. 4l6
South Main, has the most adorable
white hatsl Then for tha, belatod
vacation trip you'll want several Of
their handsome velvet or duvetyn
models.
From Chicago comes tho news
that hat crowns are 20 he higher
with spreading sides ana short backs
In poke shapes; small brims are also
favored with high hoods.
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Tack Henderson Of Bartlesvils was In

Tack Henderson OF BRrtlesvils was In
Wann Sunday.
A. r. Anglin spent Tuesday In Wsnn.
Miss aKtis Conley was In Coffeyvile
~ l.. Carpenter spent Sunday in wGnn.
Mr.. and Mrs: KLEIN Bennins OF Baftles-
VILE were in WRnn Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Il. BanowetI, Miss
Vera Gettle and W. L. Cushenbery
motored to Coffeyvihe Monday on bust
ness.
Tho wann roundup, promoted and
given by Ernie Boekius aud w. l.. Jones
east OF WaEn. on the Rose Crockett ranoh
last Sunday was success. There were
approximately five hundred people in at
tendance,
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II your attitude toward tho woman motorlst has
been OF amused tolerance II is eNpedent that you
reverse your opinion, for, undoubtedly, they have
risen to permanent place In motordom. Authorities
say that a woman more quickly famiiarizes herself
with the mechanism OF car than does n man, and
that she equally adept in locating trouble and ad
justing II. The Lafayette Motor company, with it's
splendid foresight long ago realized the feminine in
fuence in automotive production and embodied all
could desire In elegance OF appointments and
durability Of service in a Lafayette.
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apecial designs they can all be
found a. Clarks Flower shop, 8ll
East Thirteenth street And 1t VIII
be Impossible 10 suppress an impulse
TO buy one OF their lovely new
baskets, after you've seen them.
Footwear shows n revival OF the
Louis XIV style in its long Vamp ana
square toe.
During this time when the Their
mometer seems to have gone mad
our appetites need more coaNing
than usual. Judging from the num-
Der OF folks ! meet at Candyland'
4i0 South Main, they are most sue
cessful IN reviylng ones desire for
food by means Of their tempting
drinks and refreshments.
To refresh Milady after dancing,
she should have a fan OF black
Chantilly lace mounted ON light tor
toisc shell.
why not have up-to-date glasses2
DR.. Angstreich at Heilbron's Is show
ing the very newest styles--those In
white gold mountings with Colonial
enamel finish.
FlaborateIy buckled is the Colon
iaI pump for fall wear.