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The Washington times., 1922-02-11
Italy Awaits Reply.
BY International News Service.


ROME, Feb. 1.-THE Italian for
eign office is anxiously awaiting a
reply from Washington to the in
vitation to participate in the inter
national economic conference at
Genoa. While no communication
has been received, officials declared
today they expected to hear from
the American State Department
within forty-eight hours.
italian officials attach no Gro
dence to reports from Paris that
Myron T. Herrick. the American
ambassador to France, and George
Harvey, American ambassador to
Great Britain, may be appointed
Observers at the meeting to report
all the discussions back to Wash
ington. Italy expects that American
Will either participate actively Ia
the meeting or else refrain from
representation entirely.
The Washington times., 1922-02-11

The greatest figure In Ireland TO.
day Is Michael Collins, idol Of the
Emerald Isle. Read his personally
written story, How ireland Was
Freed and How ireland VIII BE
Governed" exclusively In The
The Washington times., 1922-02-11
Don't Neglect a Cold

Mothers. don't let colds get under
way; at the first cough or sniffle
rub Musterole on the throat and
chest.
Musterole is a pure, white oint-
ment, made with oil Of mustard 1t
draws out congestion, relieves sore
ness, does all the work of the good
old-fashioned mustard plaster in a
gentler way, without the blister.
Keep a Jar handy for all emer-
gencies, it may prevent pneumonia
in your home. Csc and Csc in jars
and tubes: hospital size, 49,
Better Than a Mustard Plaster
The Washington times., 1922-02-11

Mrs. John Allan Daugherty enter.
tanned at luncheon at the shoreham
yesterday, having among her guests
the Serbian minister, DR.. Grouitch;
The Washington times., 1922-02-11

THE PRESIDENT AND MRS
HARDING attended the per-
Torrance Of "The Passing
Show at Polls Theater last eve,
ming. having as their guests the
Attorney General. Harry NJ. Daugh.
erty: Mrs. David Todd, OF Youngs-
town. Ohio. and Jess Smith.
Yesterday Mrs. Harding went to
the Capitol to hear the Presidents
address to the Senate. Me-. Fred
erick H. Gillett and Mrs. Charles
Evans Hughes were with her. Mrs.
Coolidge was also present.
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There's dashing air of gysy
gaiety out on Washburn campus.
Drifting yellow leaves-girls wearing
bright colored scarfs-fat little brown
squirrels darting here and there-the
warmth and color of Indian summer
in eastern Kansas.
Halloween approaches! The oc-
casion is being celebrated with gusto.
The senior class will remove it's horn
trimmed spectacles and lay aside its
ponderous books long enough to give
night All Washburn is invited.
These most honorable personages have
been out ransacking nearby fields
after the hour of twelve-when all
was still and the honest farmers were
slum bering serenely-and as result
! old Thomas gymnasium is gay with
corn shocks, pumpkins and autumn
| leaves.
The doors of the new home of Miss
| Anne Sweet will be thrown open on
| Saturday highland maidens and
| swains wearing aprons and overals
| will join in an old fashioned Corn
| Jiggin'." The Alpha Phfs are giving
this unique party.
Out at Dalesford the Delta Gammas
| will frolic at a masquerade. They will
dance and make merry till the Hour of
| Witches comes-and they are chased
away home by the goblins.
| A steak roast will be given by the
| jolly Gamma Alphas on the eve of
! Saturday.
| Boswell Hall, on the night of Oete-
| Der 26, was the scene of such tempera-
| ment as is displayed by stars of grand
! opera and celebrities of the stage.
| Try-outs for the Dramatic club were
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Looking Backward in State
Journal Society Column
TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY

October 90, 1902.
Mrs. Eugene Hagan's guests at theater
party at the performance of Robin Hood
by the Bostonians at the New Crawford,
Monday night were: Miss Suzanne Gay of
Kansas City, Miss Gertrude Devereux of
Lawrence, Miss Ivah Davis, Mr.. Thomas
L. King and Mr.. Archibald +. Williams.
Mrs. George Stoker gave an informal
matinee high five Monday afternoon for
Miss Jessie Goss of Newton inviting also
Miss Harriet Jones, Miss Harriet Stanley,
Miss Louise Kellam, Miss Agnes Gunther,
Miss Elvira Millspaugh, Miss Gala CuttelI
and Miss Kate Fleishman.
Invitations for Halloween parties have
been sent out by Miss Effie Hazen corner
of Fifth avenue and Harrison streets,
Miss Nellie Raster and Miss Flossie Burge.
Mrs. Albert X. Wilson and Mrs. George
Hayden have sent out invitations for a
reception Wednesday, November 13 at the
home of the former hostess, 615 Tyler
street
Col w H. Rossington and Miss Ross
ington returned Monday from Chicag ,
where the latter has been seriously Ill
for two months.
Mr.. Frank willard returned to New
York Monday after a visit to his family
in Topeka.
from Portland, Me-, and other eastern
cities where they have been for several
weeks.
Mrs H A. Auerbach left today for a
weeks visit in Chicago.
Dr. and Mrs. F. o. Burket have returned
from a visit in Kansas City.
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Mirrors of Washbun
CAMPUsoLoGY GOSSIP BY JEANNE.

being held. Behind scenes an erst-
while Lady Teazle walled because she
had gohs without her dinner for fear
she couldn't perform creditably after
eating, and now she was starving
starving. A very black negro nanny
discovered that her black was wear
ing off in spots. A blase Englishman
nearly ruined his right eye pracuc1ng
that difficult art of wearing mon-
ocle. Agitated groups whispered their
lines to each other. Pacing the floor,
and hanging out of windows for air
were popular diversions. Finally a
and trembling the sketch would be
given.
Hiking is popular among Washburn
students Those who do not have
cars find that their own little two
cylinder conveyance will take them on
many a delightful tramp. Maybe the
mixers feel like the fellow how
wrote: -ss7-
My feet they hauls me round the house,
They hoist me up the stairs.
1 only have to guide them
And they rides me eyerywheresl
Excitement over the Washburn-
Baker game is keen. An amazing
amount of pep is being worked up
will be out to cheer their football men
to victory. Between halves of the
game two teams of Washburn girls
will play hockey. The Y. w. will be
on hand with pea-corn and pop-nuts
(but not the chew-gars and cee-gum.D
The Washburn band will be playing
"Old Baker-She Amt What She Used
To Be"-and there'u be "a mightyyell of
W-A-S-H-B-U-R-N! !! FIGHT ~
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woman and a talented musician. Mr..
Willard is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. L. Willard, of Topeka. He is
travelling salesman for Wilson & Conn
pany of Oklahoma City and has his
headquarters at Okemah.
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Mrs. ]. T. Robb entertained at her
home, 914 Fillmore street, this noon
with luncheon and bridge for the
members of her club. There were
places for twelve guests.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Vardy announce
the birth of a daughter, Constance.
born at Christ hospital Tuesday. Mrs.
Vardy was formerly Miss Gladys STAN
field.
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Mr. and Mrs. J. NJ. Brunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. H. Brunt will entertain al
dinner at the home of the former Sun
day in compliment to Miss Louise
Turner and Mr.. ]. Ralph Brunt, whose
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marriage will take place November 5,
and also for Mrs. Leland Allis ana
daughter Betty of Portland, Ore. Mrs.
Allis before her marriage was Miss
Mary Smith of Manhattan, and Is u
niece of Mr.. j. NJ. Brunt
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Mrs. w. C. Allan of Tonganoxie, to-
gether with six other members of the
Reading club, will motor to Topeka
Tuesday morning to attend the club
luncheon to be given in honor of Mrs
Thomas G., Winter at Pelletier's tea
room.
The young people of the First Bap-
tist church will have a Halloween
party this evening at the home OF Miss
Gladys Chappell, lib Monroe street.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Long motored
to Manhattan today to attend the foot
ball game.
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WcIS.
Gov and Mrs. Allen
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Copeland
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. J. Corkill
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Bascom
Mr.. and Mrs 7 F. Haskell
Mr.. and Mrs. T. F. Doran
Mr. and Mrs NJ. c. Nay1or
Mr.. and Mrs. DIM Dibble
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Shaw
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Mcdowell
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Amick
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Crum
DIR. and Mrs. Edmund J. Kulp
Mr.. and Mrs w. L. Tibbetts
Mr.. and Mrs T. H. Corkill
Miss Theresa Miller
Miss Louise Anderson
Mrs. Ora Penny
Miss Ida Okerberg
Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Kinkel
Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Morrison
Mr.. and Mrs. j. P. Slaughter
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Malmstrom
DIR. and Mrs. l. NJ. Powell
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Zimmerman
Judge and Mrs w. L. Huggins
Mr. and Mrs J. NJ Kessler
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. Z. Palmer
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Kline
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A Dodge
Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Haskell
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Finley
Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Cope
Miss Leona Haskell
Miss Nelly Goodrich
Mr.. J. E. Jones
Mrs. A W. Smith
The art plays given each week by
Miss Nanon Herren are open to any
one desiring to hear them. Miss Her
rn will read Monday evening at the
home of Mrs. R. NJ Johnson. 1908
College avenue
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Announcement is made of the mar.
riage of Miss Mearie Riley, daughtel
of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur C. Riley OF
Rossville, to Mr. Merrill Billings. sol
of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Billings of vii
lard. The wedding took place Thurs
day at the Methodist parsonage a
Rossville. the Rev. H P. Basquin per
forming the ceremony.
The bride has been employed in th'
car accountants office of the Sants
Fe offices for the past two and a hal
years. Mr. and Mrs. Billings will b
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club Sunday afternoon. An informal
reception will be held in the parlors
of the National hotel Sunday after
noon from 2 to 4 o'clock. All mem
bers of Topeka club and their friends
are invited to attend this reception
and meet their state president.
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The Topeka Grade Teachers club
held a Halloween party Friday eve
ming at the Unitarian church.
The guest list included:
Gunf and Mrs L Stnrt
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officer and of hearing her address on
This Moving World" The called
meeting will include reports from
committees, especially those preparing
legislative programs.
Other officers of the Kansas Coun-
ell of Women are: Mrs. C. W. Smith.
vice president, Miss Catherine Camp
bell, Ottawa. secretary; Dean Mary
Pierce Van Zile of the Kansas State
Agricultural College, treasurer.
Others from out of town in atten-
dance will be: Dean Anne Dudley
Blitz of Kansas university, chairman
of education; DR.. Alberta Corbin of
Lawrence, chairman of Child Welfare.
and Mrs. Cora Wellhouse Bullard of
Tonganoxie, of the legislative COM
mittee, and Dean Susan Guild of
Washburn, Dean Van Zi1e, chairman
of the student housing committee,
Miss V. Campbell of the committee on
Revision of the Constitution and By
laws; Mrs. J. C. McClintock, chairman
of better films committee. and Mrs.
j. D. Mcfarland, chairman of the in
dustrial relations. with others, will
present reports and suggestions for
action of the council.
Mr.. Harry Gavitt is tournament
chairman for the Hagen-Kirkwood
golf match TO be played at the Coun-
| try club Tuesday and has appointed
the following country ciuD women u
handle the tickets:
Mrs. Charles Wolff, Mrs. Samuel E. Lux,
Jr Jr.
Mrs. Ivan Dibb1e Miss Clyde Bone
Mrs. Dana Davis brake
| Mrs. Charles Kouns
4 - s.
| Mr.. and Mrs A. P. Wolff, 1920 Polk
| street, announce the engagement of
their daughter, Marie Elizabeth, to
Mr.. NJ. G. FARRELL of Rocky Mount,
N. C.
The wedding will take place this
fall.
| Mrs. H S. Putney entertained a
group of children in her neighborhoo6
this afternoon at a birthday party for
her small son Donald, who celebrated
the eighth anniversary of his birth
day. The decorations and favors were
carried out in the Halloween colors.
The children present included:
| Mildred Stansfield Harriet Perry
| Doris kistler Florence Ulamperl
| Helen McEntire Mary Hogeboom
| Carol Starr Frances Collins
| Annabelle Putney Billy Kirkpatrick
| Charles Lyman Donald McEntire
| frankie Griggs Rolla Cunningham
| Donald Maxwell Willard Sanders
| Donald Putney
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lOWeen party this evening at Lne AoiAe
of Miss Hepworth on Boswell avenue.
The party will be held in the base
ment at the Hepworth home, which
will be decorated with autumn leaves,
pumpkins, etc.
The guest list includes:
Miss Elizabeth Linn
Miss Betty Tasker Mr.. David
Miss Martha Merrick SWearlngen
Miss Frances Mr. Robert Martin
Grainger Mr.. albert Nordstrom
Miss Constance Bone Mr.. Milford Hatha-
Miss Charlotte Sallee way
Miss Helen Sailee Mr. Frank Lerrlgo
Miss Hepworth Mr Ph1lp Lewis
Miss Beverley Mr. Newell May
Mr., Mitchell Foster Mr.. Dick Strain
Mrs. Frank Squires' division of the
Woman's club will meet at her home,
Monday AFTERNOON at O'CLOCK
Invitations have been issued to all
members of the Business and Pro-
fessional Women's club for a char
acter party to be held at Kellam hall.
Wednesday evening, November 1.
Mr.. Nels o. Nelson and Mr.. Paul
Lawless entertained the First NJ. Z.
church chorus choir. of which he is a
member, and their friends on the
lawn at the Beatrice Creamery Fri
l. day evening with a Halloween mas
querade frolic. The lawn was beauti-
fully ana appropriately OeSoA dloo'
The outstanding features were a BON
fire attended by devil" and which
proved an ideal place to toast marsh
malIows, the rustic well, by means of
which cider was served from an "old
oaken bucket and the horn of
plenty" containing doughnuts.
| The evening was spent playing vari-
Gus games. An uproarious1y funny
situation was created during choir
rehearsal" when the men were unex-
pectedly forced by electricity to stand
as they sang "Arise,"
The invited guests besides the choir
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will be given next Friday afternoon at
Kellam Hall.
on that date the U. and I. club will
give their annual birthday party,
which is always looked forward to
with much anticipation by the men,
bers and friends of the club
The party. this year promises to be
one of the largest ever given by this
popular charitable organization. Dame
Rumor has announced that many new
costumes will make their initial bow
to society that afternoon.
The U. and 1. club is one of the old
est organizations in Topeka whose
energies are devoted solely to charity
work. The club was organized thirty
five years ago for the purpose Of ''giv-
ing help and care to old ladies who
were alone and, needy" While the
club has always devoted its principal
energies to the work for which it was
organized yet it has added many diff
ferent channels for doing charitable
work. For years the U. and I. club
has maintained a cot at Christ's hos
pital where poor children or girls or
women could be sent and cared for.
1t was the U. and I. club that started
the first Baby Welfare work in To-
peka. The club hired graduate
nurse to care for sick babies during
the summer months at the Provident
Association and after the Topeka
Public Health association was estab-
lISHe0 INC u. anu CluD pd1Q LOT lLG
services of a baby nurse each summer
until the American Red Cross took
this work over. This gives very brief
ly an idea of the work this club does
and the good that is accomplished
thru the U. and I. club.
The committee in charge of the
bridge tables for the party is COM
posed of Mrs. F. w. Freeman, chair
man; Mrs. Arch NJ. Catlin, Mrs.
George Clark and Mrs. Harrison Nor
gan. They are receiving many reser-
vations already for tables. Several
clubs have engaged tables and quite
| a number of tables are being reserved
| by parties of four. For those who DO
| not care to play cards there is Tea
| Party later in the afternoon. The
| ladies receiving will be the officers of
the club, Mrs. Chester B. Woodward,
president; Mrs. Frank Merriam. vice
president; Mrs. W. A. Swan, secre-
tary; Mrs. ]. c.: Mohler, treasurer.
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| Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Shakeshaft
| will give steak rost Sunday evening
at Murphey's grove near Tecumseh in
| compliment to their house guests
| Miss Margaret Norton and Miss Jessie
| Norton of Liberty, Mo.
! Those in the party will include:
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Morris
| Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight Ream
| Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Wahle
| Mr.. and Mrs. William Wincheu
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ripley
| Miss Margaret Norton
| Miss jessie Norton
| Mr. Leslie Cable
/ Mr.. John Shakeshaft
| Mr.. and Mrs. Shakeshaft
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Jane and Marcia Mills. the little
daughters of DR.. and Mrs. Merrill
Mills of Potwin, will entertain with E
Halloween tacky party at their home
this evening.
The party will include:
Betty Freeman Sally Lou Gossett
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at home to their friends after No
vember ] 5 at their farm near Willard.
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The Wah No-quah's of the Toltec
Rite will give dancing party, Friday
night at Kellam Hall for Masons and
de Molays.
Miss Adelaide Shubert and Miss
Naomi Weaver were hostesses at a
Halloween party, Friday evening at
street.
The guests included:
Miss Leona Brinrnal Miss Weaver
Miss Gale Koentz Mr.Jack Clark
Miss Marie King Mr.. Roland Smith
Miss Marian Stod- Mr.. Clark Trudeu
dard Mr.. Marion anderson
Miss Eleanor Shaffer Mr.. Grady Patterson
Miss Martha Nichol- Mr.. Gaylord ZONES
son Mr.. Ralph Thomp-
Miss Louise Burg son
hart Mr.. Carlton Stewart
Miss Gladys Bacon Mr.. Clarence OVERLY
Miss Shubert Mr.. Lloyd Riggin
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Mrs. Wilbur Bogard was hostess at
a miscellaneous shower Friday, given
cent bride. The color scheme was
pink and white and hand made cor
sages were the favors.
The guests included:
Mrs Shreffler Mrs Don Barrett
Mrs. T. J. OMara Mrs. William Shreff-
Mrs. 7. Cunningham Ter, jr.
Mrs Homer Ridings Mrs. Anna Engle
Miss Elma Slatten Miss Mary Carsweu
| Miss Sadie Mae Miss Emma Snyder
Coffey
Mrs Don Barrett has asked guests
| for a luncheon which she will give
| Monday noon complimentary to Mrs.
| Shreffler.
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| Mrs. R. H. Testerman, Mrs. J. L.
| Wikus and Mrs. H. G. Woodward will
entertain with a Halloween party
Monday night at the home of Mrs.
L L. Ii ctr
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Places were laid for:
Mrs. Jack Mrs. John MulIoy
Mrs. Berton Briggs Mrs. Harold Rankin
Mrs. George Tuer Mrs. Bane Edison
Mrs. Ralph Love Mrs. Paul Grady
Mrs. w. w. Eden Mrs. Will S. hammers
Mrs. Orville Ashby, Mrs. John Washburn
Denver Mrs. kinkead
Mrs. Durant
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Mrs c. G.. Colburn and Mrs. r. T.
Herrick are opening their home on
Topeka boulevard for a tea to be given
Wednesday afternoon and evening of
next week in honor of Miss Sarah
Lyon. of New York City. one of the
national secretaries of the Y. W. c. A
The guests will be received Wednes-
day afternoon from three until five
o'clock and Wednesday evening from
eight until ten o'clock.
Receiving in the afternoon with the
two hostesses and the guest of honor
will be: Mrs. f. C. Seger, Miss Anne
Sweet Mrs. D. L. McEachron, Mrs.
f. E. Vest and Miss Louise NJ. Her
sey. Mrs Colburn and Mrs. Herrick
have asked the following friends to
assist thru the rooms, in the after
noon:
Mrs Allen Mrs. Arthur Capper
Mrs. George Craw- Mrs. David Mulvane
ford Mrs. Charles Brooks
Mrs Harrison Thomas
Morgan Mrs. Byron H. Davis
Mrs. W. a. Biby
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One of the large and most impor-
tant parties for this coming season
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Mrs N B. Burge will entertain at
luncheon Tuesday at her home for the
members of the Ideal Bridge Lunch
con club.
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An attractive Halloween progressive
party and dance will be given this
evening by Miss Virginia Alspach and
Miss Louise Dawson at their homes.
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s. 4. Cobb, Pres; r. ID. Coburn.
Vice Pres; w. w. Bowman. Vice
Pres; ID. w. MulraBe. Vice Pres;
+. C. Kaths, Treas; j. u. Kirk.
secy.; j. b. Larimer, Counsel; 1. u.
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One of the large and most impor-
tant parties for this coming season
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A group of club girls in Potwin
gave a tacky party Friday evening at
the home of Miss Virginia Mills on
Topeka boulevard. Each member or
the club invited one girl as well as one
young man as her guest
The guests of the evening were:
Miss Dorothy Reyn- Mr. Arthur McLaugh-
olds lin
Miss Francis Bone Mr.. William Stuyyer-
Miss Virginia Scholle son
Miss Cornelia Adams Mr.. Bernard Ham
Miss Margaret Morri- mer
son Mr.. Joe Casson
Miss Virginia Mills Mr.. Henry Bubb
Miss Irene Larson Mr.. Harold Mckee
Miss Virginia Scott Mr.. Newal Wadlng-
Miss Ruth Green ton
Miss Mary Green Mr.. Mcpherson Mills
Miss Josephine Allen Mr.. Marion Anderson
Miss Florence Layton Mr.. Ernest Dibble
Miss Betty Smith Mr.. Ted Becker
Miss katherine Allen Mr. Bethel Gross
Miss Esther Mary Mr.. Robert Carr
SNYDER Mr.. Willis Killian
Mr. lack Brewster
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Miss Jean Beverley and Miss Hazel
Hepworth will entertain with a Hal
loween party this evening at the home
of Miss Hepworth on Boswell avenue.
The party will be held in the base
ment at the Hepworth home, which
will be decorated with autumn leaves,
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The October meeting of the
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Mrs. Arthur Capper
Mrs. David Mulvane
Mrs. Charles Brooks
Thomas
Mrs. Byron H. Davis
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Henry, Asst. Treas. Arthur Capper.
W. III. Davis, Josb HulvaBe. A. ID.
Kendall. Y. G. Arnold, ID. g. Page,
Lee Monroe. Charles L. Mitchell.
j. G. Fieishman. Jr.. Paul B. Sweet.
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Mrs Harvey ". Kinkead enter
tanned at luncheon today at her home
on Garfield avenue complimentary to
Mrs. r. f. Jack of St. Louis. who is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Du-
rant.
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-28

Officers in their deals with the
county. Certain sales and parch-
sses Of municipal bonds were spoken
a. and the condnct oI cartain county
officials in handling the county
moneys. This will be the first time
q grand jury has been held In this
county for 4 number OF years.
Dockets are out for the coming
term Of court Some murder cases
and other felonits are sat down fol
trial, and County Attorney Adams
rsPorts that he intends to clear the
docket entirely cf criminal cases
during that term Since Adams
went into offlse the criminal docket
OF the county, which was very heavy,
has been practically cleared and il Is
hoped that the coming term will
finish the good work AT the las;
term OF the district court six triais
for murder were had. resulting in
each instance in conviction Since
that time there has been practically
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OFFICIAL DEALS UNDER
SCRUTINY AT wEWokA

wewoka, Aug 2S.-A grand jury
has been called 10 meet Wewoka on
the 4th day OF the coming September
a petition signed by more than a
hundred farmers of the county was
tiled with Judge Coffnlan, al the dis
trict court. last spring. but owing to
the shortage OF funds. It was thought
best to wait until after the end cf the
fiscal year before calling tha jury
The petition alleged that Il was nee
essary to have the jury TO adequately
investigate certain state and county
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ON and Gas

Oil and Gas
, American Inv. Ok. c. b Devi
Co Lease 8 Is % NE 27-l5-1E.
Fred II Beyeys to Chas G. and
Maria l.. Butler Release s 26 p NV
Ia Sw 4-15-iW
o. c. Brown to Chas. g. and Mariah
L. Butler Release IS z El-is SW 4
l5-aw
Carl 8. Taggart to chas @. and Mar
'iah l. Butler release S rs % Sw II
Sw 4-I5-iW.
conveyances
y Henry Nelson to Jennie Hobson and
William Hobson w D s IL % sl73sJ50
E IL NE l5-ls-Sw.
Z, City Of Guthrie 70 Edwin B lHog ne
Gem d. 8 is $50, Lot 15s Bk SO
Cemetery.
City or Guthrie to Z. T. Horne Gem.
d. 10 IS 20 500 Lot ID Bk s. Gem
etery
Miscellaneous
Jane b. Mensch 10 Nicholas Good
real.