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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-08

tho meeting Of tho American Association
uT University Women Mrs Goosge M.
Ransom ~ Tulsa, state president ~ the
association, made a talk upon the inter
national. national and local work Of the
orEanikati1n. The equalization Of sepa.
rate branch IN sapuipa was deferred unit
Ne. ana Mrs. R. =. Robertson OF Evans
Vile. iud spent the week end with fola.
tivca hero
ST., w'ggan' and Mrs Merritt OF Tulsa
meeting here Saturday of the American
Association ~ University Women.
misses 'artheil Burnett and Frances
state univorgIiy a, Norman.
and hIs T. a. tarman and Mr
aud Mrs Ion wllkerson - Joplin. Mo ,
Were eutottalued this week ~ the home
of Mr snd Mrs. Clarence Wtkefson. i39
South Maple street.
Mr. ana Ma q r. Pass OF CIarsmofo
vlfittI here Tor a few days last week
The T.. o.. .. sisterhoo1 hold their fail.
Assembling luncheon Friday Afternoon at
Tho home ~ Mrs Don walker on South
Main street Luncheon was served at 1
o'clock followed by a business session.
Mrs " l.. Spduiu ~ 70i South OAK
street waH taken 10 tho Tulsa hospital
Tuesday morning 70 undergo m opera
SIR. r. y Martin Of Chattanooga. Tenn
arrived Wednesday to be mo guest %
Ms. Ii e. Miller. Nrs Martin Is a..
Mrs !. s. weeks OF oklahoma city is
~ ruost of her daughter Mrs. w. l..
T6H ID A. u. chapter met Monday In
the home - Mrs. uuFh MtcKhy. Nis.
turir'l program was given led by Mrs
o. 90. N.Urg HnI papers wore read tv
NH8furHs Newell MUuIfpr, Hattie Trut-
t.r y %. Denton. E. IL. ungcr and l.. l..
Workman.
Tho church family nlght ot the T.rst
dlsbandmcu' was hold nt tho tabernacle
Friday night The customary program
ans Informal entertainment was enjoyed.
Mrs - a, McDouEal arrived home
wednesday from oklahoma city where
she ,hsH been fpr several days
Mr and Mrs W. B. Wells ot Paw
huska we're the guests Of friends here
/ Monday,
Mrs charles Hali and Miss Ieota
wctgel nre spending several weeks visit
ing ln their Old home Marceline. No.
Mrs. Frank Oldham entertained nm In
tetestlng group of guests Monday evening
comullmcnting the birthday anniversary Of
her sister Mrs George Broomc. Six
tables were circlcd by PLAYERS a. $40 and
Klefer and Mrs, Broome. dainty lunch
followed 'ho games
r =. Edcn and wlfs lsn wednesday
AnScortss wash, after visit here with
/ their son ma wife, Mr and Mrs. o, II.
Tho Royal Embroidery club met Tues.
[ day afternoon with Mrs. W, n. Drum Hs
hostess to 20 members and five guests.
| After an election Of officers refreahments
/ were served The next meeting VIII be
| held with Mrs ! NJ LanEford.
Mrs McLennau of Moore, Okla, arrivei
/ Tuesday Tor a visit with her son, 4 A.
Mcl.nnan, and her daughter, Mrs. carl
/ Hughes
/ Mf and Mrs Waiter Mchner attended
the state fair In Muskogee Tuesday.
! Friends and uelghbors of Mrs. Joe Arm
{ burst gave Der delightful surprise az
/ her home Tuesday, in the form OF o
. handkerchief shower.
Mrs George SIX. president Of the Re
/ hekah lodge, No ?. accompanied by the
] STAFF ~ honor attended the Rebokah as
! semhle az Ada during the week.
/ Miss Nellie Hamilton of Yale. okla, re-
/ turned 10 Sapulpa Tuesday tot visit
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rsf ti9t5a
v.rl mama iH l.l a-t lH.sg. M.
a.t u.. u..u u.I.t who were
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NH Anna I,s psr. araut Sunday iu
,r... ..t ,r..,. srt a... blanche MI.
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,s... a.u uf i... arI Mrs t
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f. .. ..H...... l..I With Doc daughter
tf. U.. U...r HUf H.u IHuf rrt
N. H.H ST.. IUa .natu 90 Shawnee
t... ...I., gl#HIH .I N. aud MIS- NNI
I...fr
.I.. .lU.u4f uuYuH people IHd n pie sJu.
nor hf INr I4UI school house Friday
..,arIrr
Nr UH1 N.s Harry rfl.0. formerly ~
V.tFnr Hff.f.v Uf E.uaIH. have moved
f. I...r.|.
V...s .rra afd Iul 10y were Sun.
NHr rU.sfa ~ H,.r Hfhrr wro i1 rW
.U....H boo OKLAHOMA DUr
N..H Iur|,u NINruHIIy - Ada who
hla boon VISITING u.r sister, Mrs g. o.
Kent returned To- nrr ulmy lust IbuIa
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CALIFORNIA

claus Sprcckles Family
Bishop Cantwell
Mrs. Phoebe Hearst
James Flood Family
Mrs, George Pope
Archbishop Hanna
David Jacklln
Miss Anne Peters
A. ~ Sprcckles Family
Mrs. Eawara Doh5Ty
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cause OF the Hines. OF thor i,u,
ter. Rosemary. uAln
Judge and Mrs y. ". rf.b,..
returned from visit ut ea.ra ts"
Mr.. VIII Clark OF chelsea sts,, e..
day in the city visltng fItris a''f
Mrs. @. " bennington arrived NJ.
of the week from Eureka s...,s. ~
visit with her daughter. SIR Ia h il !
ner Of South Gunther stree. n, w.
uiugt0n arrived later for o. sr.-ts- -
Mfs. Robert l. Blakeney who h.,
visiting at the home of N- srI ~
James 3 Davenport, 11tU West g.,,sY
avenue, has returned 20 Mlrs.g..
MIR. nnd Mrs. II n. s.Deun ~ IA.
were guests Saturday or Nr srt ~
VIII Meeks Of North Foreman s.-.at ~
&ss Anna swatwood ana N- ~.
Esiey Weaver, both Of this rHy ~
united In marriage SATURDAY. .a.fskA
80, by Rev. j. y. McConur.
Tom BYRD who has been vfsfi-.
parents, Mr an1 Mrs John Uv.p \
returned Monday evening o. r.r..s ~
Miss lloilys Payne has been .H.,s1
succeed Miss Derhics Brown ln he s..
office here. ~
Mr. and Mrs Dallas Emm..s 1.r D.
first OF the week for t-lp .1 90
city -. Joseph. Mo. auI lola. K,.
travelling by automobile
Mr. O.. VIII Clarke spent Naass,
PirtlcEvil'e
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Mrs Matt voteye aud Miss nlanehe
Nctlck were In Oklahoma Guy Saturday.
Mrs. ". J licrudon was tho week'ond
guest Of Mrs I - Lewis.
Mr. and Mrs. clyde IlgrrlnEton visited
fricuds m Meekcr Saturday afternoon.
Nj and Mrs u. LowiS were over
M. ana Mrs. II. +. wnoughby OF
Pleasant Grove were over WednehdeY Wis
W Currin was In Mecker Friday
ttansacting business matters
y Y Willoughby Visited friends In
SperkA Saturday evening
Joe Merak and family lett Tuesday tor
Perry Okla. whore they expect TO por-
Mia I w iioyd Of omaha. Nrh.. rep.
rescntnE Goodrioh Drug company was
tho guest Of Mrs Lena p, Lake from
saturday until Monday, ,,.,, u,,.
daughter Lena Juauits were guests "
Mrs Whites sister Mrs. Pete fiorfon
jim wihurn of Mccker was hcre sun.
day q guest In the ", y sexton home.
T. e.. raraPcll ~ chandler visited over
sunday at the home of Mr. and Mira.
Albert aud rd votuva were In Meeksr
Saturday evening. tho guest ~ friend"
IT. r.. porsott IT cash,on was guest
~ Nh and Mrs clyde Lake Saturday
Mrs g. !. WHITE ot Mccker came down
daughter Nrn Wiu Hickman, who = ill
NJ. aud Mrs, =. 1. 0upln ~ shawnee
visited frleuda hJrc over sunday.
\. Edmunas aud family Of Me"kei
visited over SUNDAY nj tho home % MI
aud Mrs e. r Tdmonis hero.
| Mics Lucilc licrriugtnn ~ Spark, was
| the week end guest ~ Miss Minnie Lake
r. G. canon and family were dinner
/ EuUsta of Mr.. ana Mrs. j. !. hnlt SUNDAY
/ Mrs. Henry Green visited over Tucsd1N y
/ ~ the country home ~ Mr and Mrs W
Sections
day fur NoWhta to make an extended
/ visit there with their daughter Mrs
J Nphcrt clark
Nrs Eusn Raider ~ Writ visited over
| sunday with Miss Ella Weiker here.
MBs Pearl Smith was the week end
! guest OF Dorothy Taylor.
NJ g. Fauutaiuv ~ Perry spent th,
] week end OF the Mrranor homo.
Mcataues Hickman ana White were
/ guests OF friends IN Mcrkcr Thursday
! evening.
] Henry phillips went tN oklahoma CTS
! Thursday go attend tho state fair
s. = Shipley arrived home Wednesday
\ from two weeks visit with relative.
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u Illinois The being his first visit IN -
s'Hrs. while 'hete he visited bis boyhood
Hay flelhbroah q msster vas here
r Wu.tr cam, Tlrsiay Tor q short
E.f ..IU lls son oscar.
visited from Tucfdsy until Friday st me
.0ua ~ De.lses parents Mr.. and Mr..
s u.sgcH NJ Nssksr wal. here from
T'ss'te wu fr'fny repairing his riv
s' 10 nrs Ja. Natak entertained IN.
'..... .H TuUrIHY evening group ~
meuis were served a. the close ~ tho
Ms D lewis accompanied by hsr
OKLAHOMA .rlv weinssiay and attended
. '.... ..r a.r.s,f ~ ,ta W u Ter
r.H'H homo W0dneaAhy evening. weight
. ,.l @.''s,4l ..l Iga ,l,. rs,.7. Fs'r.ry wa, q
M FHruu. 81 ~ vgrs guests ~ NJ arf
SIZE d. D. Lake 90 dinner Thursdsy
Miss uoisn pumon, ~ rfalrls 49, 20
n'.. Ha ru'st % Nr sHd MH. a.
H. Lewis ~ Onian sr,ut mo wset.
cnf hsre the gu's' ~ Ira Dr'rs ~ N1r'h
ur aHt ur. Leslie Newman enter
n'-rd 49, Pierce a. 'he noon hour 7'iur-
N.r Huo Gordon an1 sor and doush.
frr Dole gnf r.'.'.'ra arrived Saturday
.' ~ rr. v,rs "ub ur, ardan's
...H.f I A. iHHH ~ "rfh street
N0If" ~ r'rH.HF wore the guests of
H.l N.s Robert Gordon over 'ftlr-
nr arH ''rt = D. Mlybay ~ elnclas
John UU... u.f.fUI ~ Oklahoma rify
,.un'r mow.nF to Do th" gusS's Of
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Inspiration for new styles comes
now from Europe. now from the
orient ana now from the American
Indian. but from wherever it comes
IL always lends interesting varia-
tions 10 the new costumes of each
season. ThlnEs Russian have beeu
popular for several seasons and this
fan is 20 Doe no exception, Several
ideas I'm both frocks ana coats show
the Bussinn tendency
This coat dress for street wear
IL built ON Russian cossaCk lines
with It's siic taGenlug and low
waistlno. Tho wlistllnc Is not evil
dent at an In tho front, but there
ls a narrow cloth belt reaching from
the button at the side fastening
around the back. Oriental em-
hrOidcry Ia rich colorings trims the
wide slnshod sleeves and the odd
little standing collar with its chin
rufflS. Three largo metal buttons
aro tho only other trimming used
on the dress. The sleeves, how
ever, are faced with crepe TO match
the outstanding color Of the em-
| broldcry ana tho front panel OF the
| froCk is likewise faced
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-08

You can get MAsrINs vitapon at all good druggists
Colonial. The RexaIl. Tulsa Drug Co.
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and Mrs. Ralrh Iarp and .mnll son Of
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IAY

Mrs Flora Enioe ~ Ada arrived Tuss
day 'n visit with her parents Mr. snd
N M.. iiR Hes ss. s Sih' Of ,s. 's,S' loyS .s.,,c
office spent few days here last wsct.
assisting tho abstract office with some
+ thompson OF Tahlsauah. county
cofnmisTlnnor ~ Cherokee county passed
through Jay Monday morning en- route
sog eogwe s'',ygr spSNg, fsT ds1I dsys with MI
Mrs. - Seay living north NJ town.
was a county sent visitor Tuesday
from Spayinaw fsrm Thnrsd,y afternoon
M-s jackson Ia one of our teachers this
David 6 Smith. county clerk made n
trip 20 Kansas Friday where he boosted
Mr and M. uomer Gibson Of near
rowhnsko, are visiting relatives In jay
" u. Gibson and utuc son. George
Edward. parsed through Jay Friday htter
noon. en- route 70 Eucha. whore W.
MADE a dcwooratlc troech
W T Anderson travelling salesman Tor
tho nodsworth supply. company o. Kan
accompanied by Glenn Phillips.
Irene Arthurs. who attended school ~
Grove Tor a month, has taken up her
Mra Georee Houok living uear south
wednesday. having some matters in court
Mrs W !. Roberta I. assistinr In the
nostofficc IN the absence of Mrs. Cape.
hart.
Dr. J ~ Todd ~ Delaware bank at
tended tho revival services ~ Fnnsas.
Thursday. conducted by Reverend pndlnc
Mr and Mrs ' W Leonard Of South
wcHi CITY No, passed through lay Sat.
urdly. having spent few days with
fTirnds on SpuvinAw
Nj and Mrs. J. w. Ctockmore spent
the Weekend ~ their ranch north ot
here. This ~ Mrs. CreokmUre'a first visit
FOR some time.
Miss oasie Ticlds. who teaches the
NuHhhoutnV Prairie school about sis
WlirF wcHt " Jay, was county seat viF-
| itUr on saturday
NrsHrs Tim Countrympn and y "
Harper " Nernlce had business with the
county trcnsurer'H office saturday morn
| ing
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Tho Wadau Campfire girls with only
one mcmbcr absent had thor tuni bus.
moss meeting Tor the year Monday eve.
ming. Tho girls have finished their work
ms wood Euthcr,rH and are ready Co
qualify ss tiro builders
The Rry. y. Graham FrhHirr NJ okla
lumH city assisted tho regular pastor.
NoN. I. n. Clark, In tho morning services
at tho Presbyterian church last Sunday
and preached tho evening sermon,
lurty young people, members NJ the
~ y. T. e.. and uthcrs with MI aud
Mrn Jim Fortune aud Mir, and Mrs, hoy
Allen uH spon-nr- and ehgu-rvnrB, sut-
prlsod their choir leader, Mas odessa
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STATE SOCIETY
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ff nrT NH f..u Dfa.r .HI pom. lUIE
H..u.n.T .. #f. HumH Tu".fH. HI.,f U
. .... ..r U.ra with rfHf,ea lrI
friends
ST. ana Mrs I. g. D'owH1n aui chN.
,fsu Of tlfHru.uIs mo tNu rlrafa Uf Moo
t.f.VrDuts r.UtUar. Nffr o. A KIfUN.Hr
NIa ulUIp i,r,fa sf UaUga. Ttt1s. wN.
has been ino au.at of nor Gi.r. aui
mother Nr and Nra e. o.. snow rr.
t4,r.t to b.r nom. Inufaiae
Nr. VI Uuwr rHH IHattHt TUESDAY fU
fsw f..rIa boo honor of hor 1Hurufrr
Mfrs Hone grrpn with % seven o.oIu.N
NfurnrtfIu cato
MIS- d D. Matthews returned Sunday
from Edmond. whore ahe had bcon iH
ros hof alHIrr. Miss Nina HUNT who is
IT Mrr Matthews said that her rIslrr
va. s,,Ii quite M whom she came home
MeHd1msa a. \ poIen, Key Johns. W
4 Lowell Dtha wilson, = e.. Wright v.
* tbnvuiuF W H. Mckinney. Jim
STONE. uprlnnd Nelson. = g. stone ". r.
rents irutnrrf 10 shawnee Thursday go
attend tho district meeting " tho
NyouHpts Homo MISSIONARY s1ciety
Nj ana Mrs Henry Mtusur went over
tp Norman Friday 10 visit tholr son MI
universiiy.
NIaa THIth CleveInnd spont last week.
in Muakugoe visiting friends. ana at.
tenJinq the fair
u1rbnra Ann. rpent tho werlt. end In
praruv- putHta OF relatives
Nj and Mrp Dow povntsr ~ cleveland.
pkfah0tue. wore rucriH nf Mr and Mt-
Jim poynior lnst week
Mrs "a Iouas az Uouuru Texas was
tho Eusst of nor nephew ana niece Mr.
and Mrs Iin p1yntpr taat ,yssl,
Walton urewer lB apou1iur the week.
end with friends n saltwater
Mrs t. A. Rowe was hostess 60 tho
dev m her homo. an h gnl. Tho after
noon was spent in n social way and in
cmbroidcfiuE Al fIve o'clock a dainty.
two rnutae luncheon was SERVED to tu,n
her. nnd guosts. Neata,nr. ~ A iuni
u u Potter. 4. A. Nyc. n. w. McNnhan.
W wah,r Earl poasey. v. =. Dew. 4
T. Trnta 1 n uurtr Il n paiut.r H.
g. pbllips sherman Fiolds waiter Ma.
iand ~ IN iahnun civ u,cus krets ~
pnnss ,rcNas
Mrs v * chownins vna hostssa TO the
Not,nv tsdtrs ~ IA. Iu.tan,e,, u,tts, ciuh
iasi saturday nft.rr,on NJ b.r nom. q6g
n bth .Itect ,rhe house was bcnuttfuiiv
,tscor1tct vim n,srir,it snJ fs,ns ma
gu.sts rrrIvcd a. !. 1o ani W.re Al g,ysn
"A r,rregnnpd,nrs ,sra n,J ncnru S,r1
toId "a vyfite a focal for a r.vsr, ,,"-
tN-t' ~ "'iA' " ''.I-' ''' 'Fs' W.
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ani Mrs Ralph Harp and small son OF
ST. Louis
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Smith ot okla
homa city spcut tho ppst weekend here
with tho lattera parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Casper Oakesl Mi and Mrs. Smith were
married week ago IN oklahoma Cl'y
ana upon their arrival hero they were
greeted with shower OF rice and old
shoes from a Eroup of friends.
Mr. ana Mrs. r. A. Pycth OF Hristow
spent Saturday with friends
Mrs. Fred Gutes ~ Tulsa former Sa-
pulpa resident, was the guest Of friends
hcre saturday.
Miss EVo NcMauus or Tulsa was the
week end guest Of NJ. and Mrs. j X.
simpson ~ South IA.bv
More than q soon of universities and
afternoon AZ tho Y W. c. A. rooms NJ
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cream cones were served in the later
evening TO ~ guests
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Nr and Mrs Nrn n Unston had NJ
their guest Sunday Rev and Mrs
Nov Y. Harm and two daughters and NJ
Evening journal., 1922-08-26
GRADUATES TO
BE TEACHERS

Special to The Evening Journal.
NEWARK. Aug. 26.-Most of the
graduates of this years class of the
Women's College have secured posi-
tions as follows: Miss Helen Groves
to teach at Harrington; Miss Mildred
NJ. Haley. teaching at Wilmington;
Miss Marian Hatfield, teaching at
Newark; Miss Maud L. Lodge, teach
ing at Dover; Miss Eleanor H. Mar
shall, teaching at Milford; Miss
Grace T. Marvil, social service work
in Wilmington; Miss A. Margaret
Moffett, teaching at Smyrna; Miss A.
Louise Phillips, secretary; Miss
Marian Rodney. teaching at Port
Jervis, n. j.; Miss Mabel X. Tebo,
teaching at West Chester, Pa; Miss
Gladys I. Wilcox, teaching at New
ark; Miss Elsie L. Wooleyhan,
teaching at New Castle.
The following who finished the
two-year teacher training course in
June have also accepted positions to
teach: Misses Mary E. Barwick, of
Dover; Mabel Nora Bromley Fell
ton; Roberta Gertrude Burton, Clay
mont; Anna Louise Elliott, Wyom-
ing; Thelma Elizabeth Hines. New
ark; Mildred Elizabeth Jester, Della
ware City; Doris Elizabeth Locates.
Delmar; Anna Clayton Marvil, Della
ware City; Lillian Pearl Price, wy
oming; Pauline Pryor, Oak Hill;
Reba Bates Russell, Dover and Anna
Skrivan. Hartly.
Evening journal., 1922-08-26
NEWS ODDITIES

The proposed Mount Evans drive
will connect the Denver Mountain
Park System with Mount Evans, one
of the highest peaks in the United
States. having an elevation of 14,25s
feet.
Muscle exercise is now considered
more essential in facial development
than the mechanical devices used, is
the opinion of one prominent doctor
OF orthodontia.
Enthusiastic advocates of air travel
say that we shall eventually have in
mid-Atlantic huge rafts-fioating is
lands in effect-as rescue stations
for aircraft in distress.
In Manila Bay. a concrete pier has
been constructed with a special form
of open. decking and it has with
stood the most destructive typhoons
that prevail in the China Sea.
Venomous reptiles in North Ameri-
ca are the rattlesnake. the massa-
saugas the water moecasins. the
copperheads, the harlequlr and the
Sonoran coral snakes.
Astronomers among cavemen &C
counted for ten stars in the Pleiades.
according TO prehistoric drawings,
while modern scientists are able to
perceive only seven with the naked
eye.
Evening journal., 1922-08-26
TO HAVE FETE
AT HILLCREST

Under the auspices OF the BLU
Rock Community Club. of Gordor
Heights, and the Hillcrest Improve
ment Association, carnival will be
held on Thursday evening on the
grounds of the home of Benjamin
Schwartz, at Hillcrest. The pro-
ceeds OF the event will go to assist
both organizations in their work
The Hillcrest improvement Asso-
citation is planning to At up the old
school building at Hillcrest for a
community building and the Blue
Rock Club is planning a new club
house.
Mrs. A. Edward Rhodes, OF Hill
crest. is chairman of the general
committee, The other members OF
committees are as follows:
Dutch Kitchen-Mrs. Cecil D..
Rodgers. chairman; Mrs John w.
Kellum. Mrs. l. NJ. Lenderman. Mrs.
NJ. NJ. Erisman. Mrs. Isabel Walton
Mrs Yorke. Mrs. Rhodes. Mrs. John
Dickinson.
orange Tree-Mrs Thomas We'll
den, chairman; Mrs. Ross Stevens.
Miss Ida Green, Miss Fanny Colt.
Miss Peggy Dowland and Miss Clara
Palmer.
Flowers-Mrs. Robert Deveral.
chairman; Mrs. Randall Carpenter.
Mrs. A. B. Anderson, Miss Grace
McLaury, Miss Marjorie Thompson.
and Roy Brinton.
Aprons-Mrs. Walter Craig, Jr.,
chairman; Mrs. James Wright, Mrs
w. w. Weiman. Mrs. Walter Craig,
Sr.' Mrs. Clarence GambeI and Miss
Marion Davis.
Several on Groceries.
Groceries and Miscellaneous-
Robert Deveral, chairman; william
Bulgar William Salisbury. Norwood
Rearick, Robert Collins. Yorke
Rhodes, Cecil Rhodes Herbert Herr
and E. L. Gleason.
Decorations-Mrs. c. L. Thomp.
son. chairman.
man. e'''ii
man. '' 'ei' c'iair-
Soft Drinks-Mrs. Bessie UrIrb,
Buck. chairman. 'e"
feanut stand-Mrs. Oscar Rid
ings. chairman; Mrs. Asa Williams
MISS Emma Rulings and Miss Grace
Ridings.
PIES, Cakes, Jelly and the like
Mrs. James II. Wright. cbairr,an.
Mrs. Louise Roemer, Mrs. Norwood
Rearick, Mrs. Robert Collins ~
William Salisbury. Mrs. Leroy Reat,,
mrs w; G. Hackett. Mrs. John
Mountz. Mrs. Frank Meredith Nrs
Jessie Maybury, Mrs. George Carttr
Miss Louise Hardcastie ans M,ss
Bess Taylor.
Music wifi be furnished nv tba
band and orchestra of the speakman
Company. Many prizes win be given
Tor some OF the various stunts pulled
of, and Edwin j. Hardcastle has
donated a handsome parior lamn
which will form one OF the most
attractive OF these prizes.
Evening journal., 1922-08-26
CURSE OF YOUTH
can Editorial by the Society EditOr)

Is he boy a institution A
this letter:
IDS of cities selling
and fewer
padding without
smaller But am wondering the
far off will curiosity big
mil without a
in a wadof When n
ing
saw one what wrong with him."
Many gradual passing Of the
barefoot foot
is big loss,
rrown-up who delightful recollection of bare
thick August a
mud puddles
the days.
Another which robbed in the cities
s the alley.
Real Blocks are he
ing laid curb has
the place of the alley.
What would boyhood been
kiddies without
and
keep youthful pirates large
play ball game in
allie backfe are Tho
huge
house neghbor on the
and wonder
why parents their brats
We Delaware the
mero
viii
be thing boyhood Babies will be
outfits other pacifrs
what walls the
We're fortunate now to be getting old.
Evening journal., 1922-08-26
PARKER-CHIPMAN
Special to The Evening journal

Special to The Evening Journal.
MILFORD, Aug. ga wedding
which was the result of romance
beginning in the Emergency Hos
pital at Milford was solemnized Fri
day when Miss Pearl Blanche Par
kerr formerly of Salisbury. Md, be-
came the bride of DIR. William T.
Chapman, of Harrington.
Miss Parker for some months has
been operating nurse at the Milford
hospital where Dr. Chapman Is a
member of the staff of physicians. In
they were brought together and their
the line/of duty at the institution
mutual fondness for the work start
ed an acquaintance which soon rip
ened into a closer friendship. The
ceremony was performed at the
Methodist Protestant parsonage by
the Rev. c. e. Dryden, pastor of the
church, after which the couple left
for a brief honeymoon.
They will reside in Harrington
where DR.. Chapman has a large
practice.