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•ffice PI « rir 3. Rvsidcnce Phone 218
f- "7 V 7 -NDAR
Monday,
1 ? 1 Potarv Luncheon, Pres-
by: ' r1 ; • rr! •
3 • Yf T> M ',-1- Mr .
Stra-.n 1 Mrs Id
Tohr •• r- ! Mrs. John Alley.
8:00- \m<. -:m Legion Auxilia-
ry '1 J 1. Helms, 524 South
Webst.r.
Tuesday.
12:15 Lions Luncheon, M. E.
church.
2:30- ue«1ay \ 'ternoon 1'ridge
Mvs ' r Landt, ( hautauqun.
-- \V"-i'cn*s I "or'1 ign Mis-
'io. : \ Society, M I-' Church,
corner Santa l*Y and Kufatila.
MM)- ^nrto, Mrs. Robert Aniol,
410 l- - t Main.
7:$)- 'Eastern Star, Masonic
Temple.
Wednesday.
2:30— Linger Longer, Mrs. L.
C. Lindsay. 329 East Gray.
New Idea Mrs. George
Giles, 303 Kast Comanche.
3:00 Stitch and Chatter, Mrs.
William Jletheriugton, North Pe-
ters.
3:30—Ladies Music club. Miss
Vickery's Studio.
Thursday.
2:30 -Thursday It ridge, Mrs,
T. II. Marshhurn. 308 College.
3:00 -Old Regime, Mrs. J. M.
m.s. Alpha Phi house, 7.S7
DeHarr.
Friday.
1 00 -One O'clock Luncheon,
Mr<. Inlien Monnett. 722 DeBarr.
?:30 -Coterie, Mrs. X. I". Wol-
ard, 324 South Santa I V.
3:00 As Von Like It, Mrs.
.'ohn Franing. 622 Jones Avenue.
ch Tnterest in Music Mcm-
Contest.
Vork is progressing splendidly on
Mrsie Memory Contest and much
're,"! is being taken by all. There
I I e given a program at the dif-
•nt sorority houses and the fol-
.ing women will haw charge: at
Alpha Chi Omega, Miss Grace
iwn and Miss Tirginia Tighe;
nma Phi Beta,* Miss Lela Smith;
•ha \i Delta, Miss Lois Pcattie
I Miss Gladys Carmen; Alphi Phi
h Ciallman; Alpha Gamma Delta,
j .i'u'y Rhodes: Kappa Alpha 'I beta
\P>s Ruth Green and Miss Elizabeth
Tr nt: Delta Delta Delta, Miss May-
^ ' Ditzl -r and Miss Marion Tollcy
i 1'ctr. Phi, Miss Lena Allison;
ai pa ' lamina. MReh/tcca
I M Furnestiue Guitlot:
■ v' a ■ i' una, Miss Margaret Lau-
'■>m; Chi Omega, Miss Clarice Moots;
^ Mi.-s Lucile Couch; and Oin-
ron Pi. Miss Gladys Cox.
Pn.feissors Richard Seibold and
Jcssf Noll Give Recital.
rcc'ta! will be given in the tmi-
•ty auditorium rt 8:15 'clock
; !ies ';«y evening, April 4, by Profes-
 r Richard Siebold tenor, and Pro-
fessor Josef Noll, pianist. Mr. Sei-
• old will be accompianed by Mrs.
hard Sefbold.
Both Professors Seibold and Noll
oined the Universfty of Oklahoma
in<- arts faculty this year. This is
tlu-ir first public apcparauce in reci
4, l in \urm\tn.
Tin- following program will be pre-
sented :
The Lorely   Liszt
Richard Seibold
!!- Sonati Opus 35   Chopin
(ir.ivc—Agitato
Scnorzo
March Funebre
]'res to
Josef Noll
'I (a) (io to my Love, Alice Borton
(b) Die Lotusblume .-Schumann
(c)\'nr \Yer Die Sebnsucht Kennt
Tochaikowsky
(d) Ave Maria   ... Kahn
Richard Seibold
IV 'a)'Ballade opus 47, ..Chopin
(l>) Berceuse opus 57 .Chopin
(c) Etude opus 10 no. 12, ( liopin
Josef Noll
V (a) Among the Sandhills,
Ward-Seplu lis
(b) Befort the Crucifix
La Forge
(c) To You, Dear Heart
F . Morris Class
(d) My Nat ice Land  Kahn
Richard Seibold
VI—Polonaise opus 44   Chopin
Josef Noll
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Bide-a-Wee Entertained
At La Buvette
^'rs- A. M. Jameson delightfully
entertained the members of the Hide-
1 Wee club and a number of addi-
ional guests with a pretty afternoon
'arty at La Buvette, Thursday The
'! ternoon was spent informally in
ewing, cards and conversation. At
ts close a delicious luncheon was
served. Special guests were Mrs.
I'loyd Swank. Mrs. Klizabeth Jame-
on. Mrs. Jake Soherer, Mrs. Roy
Poster, Mrs. L. C. Lindsay, Mrs. YY'.
THE NORMAN TRANSCRIPT—NORMAN, OKLAHOMA
T. Ramidale, Mrs. H. B. Ramsdale J sang a number of Spanish songs with I Mrs. Jim Johnson and Miss Lottie
f Oklahoma City, and Miss Doro-i guitar accompaniment and Miss II. I j Scruggs spent the day in Oklahoma
thy Bell. | en Hayes gave two cleverly charac- j City Saturday.
*•* * vi/'-'i readings i < present from i  
The Dixie club luis postponed ifs Oklahoma < iiy \> Mesdairte* I), j I" :'■* t l Starzer "t the I'liicl: Aiito-
Ii;e ti- ' from the first Thursday to D. Mc Henry, !. A. Smith. \\ O.I mobile eo...| .ir.v v. i lt business v is
: tends joined
ifternoon Saturday at the pretty
'lome of Mrs. ( aton's mother.
Mrs. John Hardie, 734 DeBar ave-
uie. The color scheme of pink and
a vender was used throughout the
ouse with sweet peas hyacniths.
alms and ferns in profusion. A
plandid program of music and read-
ngs and contest featuring All Fool's
)av were very much enjoyed. Those
• ho appeared on tin program and
wswered to hearty encores were
Miss Adelaide Paxton, violin; M is -
M.ybelle Ditzler at the piano; Mis*
Martin piano; Mis> (limetio in Span-
si costume gave several Spanish
elections on the guitar. At the
lose of the afternoon, the hostesses
ssisted by Mrs. E. B. Ferrell, Miss
Martin, and Miss Ritter served eol-
ation consiting of two courses.
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The Ladies Music club will nice
Wednesday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock
in Miss Vickery's studio in the fine
irts building. A splendid program is
' eing planned. Prof. Patricio Gitne
io will read a paper on "Spanish Art
nd Music" Miss Margarita Gimeno
vill sing Spanish fongs with guitar
i <:< ompan^si cut. Mips "Maud Car-
"II will play a' piano solo. The at
tendance at the previous meetings
has been very small and it is urged
that a full membership attend this
nccting.
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On Wednesday the 24th the Xor-
nan P. E. O. entertained Chapter E
>f Oklahoma City at the home of
Mrs. John Hardie, 734 DeBarr. The
louse was decorated for the occasion
\n<! was perfect in its appointments.
The breakfast, sun and dining rooms
were opened into one, where a one
>'clock luncheon was served to about
orty ladies. Mrs. Eva Dungan and
ilrs. Robert Muldrow directed the
imusements of the afternoon. After
everal diversions a group of young
irtists from the university fine arts
chool were presented. Miss Wilda
iriftin sang a group of Indian songs
ii costume. Miss Anna Mae Sharp
•ollowed with some delightful violin
lumbers. Miss Margarita Gimeno
Robertson, S. K. Ingram, L. O. Gault !'t01 Oklahoma c ity Saturday,
bred H Clark. Mary Parmeuter, li.j
(i. Eastman, I'niil Cox, I S Ma- '• Lal"1 «Jklalioma t'ily was
han, C R. nay. John W. VanMet. r, a ; l)M>i"'-s« visitor Saturday.
( ei.il A. Sniitl Georsre H. Hrau, r, ! , .
\t ,rii. \i' i ■ , i J■ I Hal.jert v:-! ed Oklaho-
•Mar.;aret Hamilton, \\. I-.. Long, I ,, , , .
i n f /■ i, , ,  . ' n a City neillL Saturday.
)'rs. \\. (. Weir and daughter,
Miss Anna Mabel Weir were guests
of friends in Oklahoma City Satur-
day.
tin second Friday of this month.
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\ Delightful Informal Sewing
Party By Mrs. Caton and Mrs. Bain
•
In answer to t'ie imitation from
'he la ly of the East, Mrs. Mary Bain , r ^ ,, , ,
and the lady of the Golden West, j , 5" v Margaret |  
Lynn Caton, a number of theirl r' 0 A ,l'"1" ® M' G. M. 1 IKton was in Oklaho*
ed them for an inform;,! ! wiiS' r "j1?™' Ar,,h.ur ' « c «>• tor the .lay Saturday.
.. illiami, Kilty llrockway, John
lardie, S. R. Harisell, G. P. Cllenn,
>tilia Laslcy, !•'. O. Miller, Oscar
Holland, C. P. Landt. R. W. Hutto,
lert Baj?Kctt, I T. Monnett, lCva
Du.u:in, Lynn Caton.
Hear the Music Memory
Contest Selections on
the Edison
There's a clearness and triteness in the Kdison recreation of
musical tones which makes a very distinct impression on the mem-
ory. We think you will find a selection a little easier to remember
after hearing it on an Edison.
We have most of the selections to he used in the memon con-
test which follow and shall be ijlacl to play them for anyone who is
interested and w ill call here. Or we can supply you w ith the rec-
ords to play at home on your own machine at a very reasonable
price. All Kdison Recreations now beini; offered at reduced prices.
Selections to be used in the Music Alei
America
Star Spangled Itanner
Lead Kindly Light
Columbia, the Gem of the Ocean
Hark, the Herald Angels Sing
o Come All Ye Faithful. (Adeste Fideles)
My Old Kentucky Home (Foster)
Swing Low, Sweet hari< t. Xcgro Spiritual
Taps, 1. S. Army Bugle Call
Stars; and *-tripe> Forever (Sousa)
The Land ut ti i Sky Blue \\ ater (Cad-
man)
The Ros iry (Xevin
(V i
I To a Wi'd Rose
' Marsei' i ise (.
i Attld I ..a: 4 S,
Sweet and Ln
La I'a
j O Sole -Milo.
I Aloha Or (( hi
i Largo (rand,
: Spring Suiil' (
Wed-ling .Mar,
Meimet ( •
i Trauui' r (SI
Axe Mari, (S
Serenade '
M l uneral Ai art 1
(.McDowc
Lisle)
. Scotch
(llarnbv)
die, >
e;,| ), 1 i I nil
■n Liliuok;
lani)
din)
:jhn)
i)
((.'hopin)
rv Contest
Mumoreske (Dvorak)
Herceuse (Joclyn) (Godard)
( avatina (Raff)
Melody in F (Kubenstein)
Orientale (Caesar Cui)
Liehcslicd (Kreisler)
Souvenir (Drdla)
little Danube Waltz (Strati )
I'aus^ Waltz (Gounod)
Flegy (Massenet)
The Hallelujah Chorus (Mes.-ia1i) (Haii-
del)
I Know That My Redeemer l.iveth (Mes-
siah) (Handel)
() Rest in the Lord (Elijah) (Mendels-
sohn i
llark. liar! ti . I.arl (; ymbeiiiie) (>*'hu-
bert)
I 'iigrims' Cli"rtis (Tannhoii-, r) (Wagner)
Tannhatiser Overture (Wagner)
I oreador Sony i( urmen) (lli/erl)
\nvil ( hum- (II I ravatore) (\ erdi)
Suld'CTs Chorus (laust) (Gounod)
Barcarolle (Tale- h lloiiuian) (Offen-
bach |
^extetKe, Ltlcia di Lanjnierinoor (Doni-
zetti)
(jnartette (Rigoletto) (\eidi)
106 East Main
REED & FOSTER
Druggists
Phone 13
The Universitv Dames nut in retr-
sesion on ljrida.v afternoon at (he
Iif>nu: of Mrs. J. T. f,l.int<.11, 44ft Col-
kr> avenue, will, Mrs. R. C. I.aird
Mrs. I\ A Mcnroc as assistant
hostesses The house mothers were
ie>t :K this occasion and a plcas-
int afternoon was spent by all Mrs.
I' Urookes Kave some of her choice
eiin^s. a real ir« ;,t to all present,
'l i s t.ois IJlanton and Lora A11-
■ Ireus presided oxer the punch bowl
•" :i ",!>st ch?rniiiiLr manner. The
dub adjourned to meet with Mrs. i.
•• V, atkins at her home ,114 Kast
Duffy oil April IS.
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Social Hour Has Splendid M,*,-tin^
With All Members Present.
The Social Hour club had a most
njoyable meeting Ihjii-day after-
•10011 with Mrs. \. M IJo^.-'ti, at her
pretty new h>ne. 7M) Jenkins ave-
nue. \fter a pleasant afternoon spent
"•''ally, a delicious two course
'uncheon was served. Additional
'.?nesis were Mrs I II. Killingsworth
and Mrs. I,. J, Hollis, who is mak-
ing her home with her daughter, Mrs.
Hogan.
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Mrs. i. J. Watts and daughters
■Miss Mary and Mildred W atts, were
11 Oklahoma City Saturday for the
Mrs. C. G. K, ;T and her mother,
Mrs. Joe Story of Hobart stopped in
Norman Friday with .Mr.' and Mr,,.
C. M. Reiser enroute home from
I tilsa when thev attended the State
Sunday School convention.
Mrs. Ralph Downing and daugh- '  
of Oklah ma City friends Saturday. Mrs Sar#h shj returm„, Wcd-
'ers Dorothy and Helen jere guests nes,, from oklahoma - if.
." Mr. and Mrs Harold Downn.gLh(. 4iu,d r,I;ltil,s for |Iu.
and family in Oklahoma City Sat- two WlM.ks .
urday.
' .! Word w is received lit re tliis v U i
, I I I , 'ax assessor of lllat nari.lu.,. |,„rrou \ m..|
Cleveland cwnUy, announce, that he haj nanied „ fellow Z0Q, 1
will l)t- 111 .\0r111an from \nri 3 to i- i
, . . "My to I rmcton k i the coiuni • v 
\, nl HI u r the purpose of assossinir \i " i •
x | i . 1 Mh-S, K Mr. I'urrow i> at prest ! an a- -
pioptity m .Norman city and town
ship.
.Mr. • Fred rile Holmherg and Mr Thr66 VictifTIS of
('liarlc- (iiard were llit" vxn*sts ■ ' \ f 1 f* , t) j
Men's Dinner club in Oklahoma ''it\ ! .WilCi IN OW I IcSt
Krida> eveni' at ti ir dinner at i1 Point DsniT'T
Huckins. ! 1 &
%. ] 'I'lie tlirce children who vcre hit-
Mr. and Mrs. S. II. Met'all have'ten by ni'1 dog near VoMe about
moved tu their home on \\ <"i Apaeln i'"i ' a.uo ha.ve Ire ■ !y pas«e.d
street and will open their dining t^e ('anger point find are getting
rcom to hoarders. Mrs. Mc( all!along nicely, acc< i|!" to Dr. M.
needs no introduction to Norman Clifton, county health commissioner
people since she has kept one oi tin who is .trentiiu; the youn. iters. The
most popular boarding hou>e> in I'ash nr treatment consisting of
Norman lor a number of years. t c " • - iri filiation against the
  ! ■■■'iroi>hobii g 'rms is hefn,' adminis-
Miss Revina Clim of M illitlcjev . ;
Georgia will arrive Monday f..r ] .jloivi' the wholesale killing of
extended visit with Mr. and Mrs. J. a|j aiuj animals that were ex-
H. Marsliburn at their home. ^ io the hvdrophobious animal,
College avenue. A number of social „p tom= of oi'ters cas.s have
affairs arc being planned in her hon-j | 'r<:„ ,.i l„ -he P C'i-Ic I' i«  tq
or* i the I'eni.ctt vie -e' ,.
ll
•1 v- v I aylor of \ ale is visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Krank Taylor in their
home. 414 West Symmes street.
Mrs. \\ . \. Sterne spent the day
• ii Oklahoma i ity Saturday.
^rs I•• Ki inger and daughter,
.Miss l rystal Risinger were in (Okla-
homa t ity Saturday the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. George Trudgeon.
ant in the department >f /oology
here, and i> a candidate for an A. M.;
degree this spring.
ii-tnll
Mrs. William M. C;,rr ti !!enrv-j
etta, Oklahoma is visiting her daugh-
ter, Miss Helen Carr at tin
Alpha I beta house.
Mrs. John Vandevtr and Mi s
Mabel Vandcver were in Oklahoma
("ity Saturday and spent the day.
jWas Going Down Hill
Fast With Stomach
Trouble anci Could
Hardly Stay on Job.
Like a New Man Since
Taking Tanlac.
Jkla-
Mi-s Gladys Hilsmeycr of Oklaho-
ma City is spending the week-end
with Miss Karle Iliack ;it the home
of Mr. and Mrs. K. Ii. Kiniberlin. .
I f( < I I had a narrow • ape and
1 am strong for Tanlac now," aid
J. ( . Me Daniel, well-known railroad
man, 2JO4 Staples St., Houston, Tex.
"For three or four years I had
chronic stomach trouble and was
going down hill all the time. I was
habitually constipated and suffered
from terrific spells of headaches day
nd nigh. My work was heavy and
while 1 didn't feel equal to it I man-
aged to keep going by force of will,
but 1 was despondent and discour-
I.ouis and Charles McDaniel re-[aged all the time.
cently purchased the 121-acre farm "Tanlac has done for me far more
tour miles north of Xorman from W. than 1 expected. I haven't a trace
H. Barbour. The consideration was'df stomach "trouble or indigestion
ma City Saturday morning affter a $20,000. This was one of the larg- now, ne\« r feel the need o: laxa-
sliort visit with his mother, Mrs. est real estate deals on record hcrcitives any inor. ,.d. in fact, I feel
Mary C. Brown at her home, 409 in several weeks, according to re- like a new man.''
North Stewart street. ports. | Tanlac i^ sold by all druggists.
Mi'*. (- I'. 11olater returned to her
h( me in Iowa 1 'ark, Texas Saturday
alter a visit with her mother. Mrs. J.  
II. Harbour and her sister. Miss katcj Vrof. J. [I. Umphby
•arbour. Mrs. Barbour and Miss(h0ma City visitor Saturday.
Harbour spent Saturday in Oklaho-
ma ( ity with Mrs. Holater taking in
the places of interest. •
Mrs. Vera Moore went to Chandler
Saturday to be the guest of Mi>> Ida
Mary Prol'i'itt, who i„ teaching in the
(. handler high school.
larry l'rcwn returned to Oklaho-
Miss Stella Ostenberg went to Ok-
lahoma City Saturday to be the gue-t
of friends.
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Free spr on to every visitor at this exhibit. An expert
will be in charge and demonstrate the superiority of tlie
Detroit \ apor Oil stove over the old style wick type
stove. Don't fail to see thi> demonstration and get a
good serviceable spoon absolutely free.
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