The Oklahoma Daily (Norman, Okla.), Vol. 12, No. 54, Ed. 1 Sunday, November 25, 1917 Page: 3 of 4
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' TIIE OKLAHOMA DAILY SUNDAY NOVEMBER 23 1917
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With the open house at Kin Hall
a very large number of dances and
the usual entertainment that accom-
panies a football game social life at
the university city this week-end has
been kept upton its toes
Though the nation’s leaders have
advised that athletics and social life
should not come to a standstill at the
colleges because of the depressive ef-
fect that it would have on the stu-
dents yet the spirit of sacrifice and
patriotism has entered the campus to
such an extent that there will be no
extravagence shown in entertainment
this year and affairs heretofore form-
al will be informal
Billie Knox and Mildred Daily
Olahoma City are guests at the
Theta house
Mrs G C Moore Oklahoma City
is visiting her daughter Adeline at
the Theta house
Mrs Frank Prouty Oklahoma City
is a guest at the Theta house
Margaret Cherry was a dinner guest
at the Pi Phi house Thursday
Carl McGee is a guestat the Sigma I
Nu house
Grace Kendal and Geraldine Cole
Kendall college Tulsa are spending
the week-end at the Tri Delt house
Marjorie Harris is spending the
week-end at Shawne the guest of
Mr and Mrs A C Aikens
Marion Sharp Frederick is a guest
at the Tri Delt house
Elizabeth Ames Oklahoma City is
a week-end kuest at the Pi Phi house
Helen Gow Oklahoma City is visit-
ii g at the Tri Delt house
Prof and Mrs It T House will be
dinner guests at the Tri Delt house
Sunday
Loretta Hullum Okluhoma City is
visiting at 'the Pi Phi house
Virginia Strother Iloldenville is
pending the weeek-end at the Pi
Phi house
A small dinner party was given Fri-
day evening by Mrs A W Toberman 1
for her son John who is home for a'
few -days before leaving for France
The Ladies Music club of Xormnn
met Wednesday afternoon at the AI-
phi Chi Omega house where they en-
joyed a most delightful programme
given by Prof and Mrs Fran Kusch-
an and Mrs Krrct R Newby The
programme follows:
Star Spangled Runner Club
It Was a Iovrr and His Lass— Regin-1
aid de Kaven
A Birthday Huntington Woodman
I Ixve You Truly Carrie Jacobs Bond
Mrs Newby
Kal Nidrei Bruch
Sans Paroler Van Coens
Scherzo Van Goens
Prof Kuschan
‘‘Nobody Knows the Trouble I’ve
Seen"
"Little Mother Mine"
"Swing law Sweet Chariot"
Mrs Newby
"Told at Sunset"
"Song"
To a Water Lily McDowell
Mrs Kuschan
Sur lap Lac Godard
Serenade Herbert
Hungarian Uhnpsodia Pepper
Mr Kuschan I
John Cullen It A ‘16 and M A ‘17
Is doing oil geology work for the Sun
Cn of Philadelphia Ills hendipiart
era are Mineral Wells Texas During
September ami October he was work-
Ing for the same company In Wyom-
ing and when he came to Norman for
the Homecoming ha veil offered
permanent position and sent tv) min-
eral Wells
MEN NEEDED FOR MINES
II A Everest B A ’06 who is
superintendent of the Southern
Anthracite Coal Mining company at
Russellville Arkansas writes that
they can use several men for work in
connection with the mines wages for
outside services being $400 a day’fo”
common laborers and $500 a day for
skilled laborers Underground wages
aie $500 for all classes of laborers
A more complete announcement is
posted on the buletin board
New shipment of those
Drown Army Shoes just ar-
rived All sizes in stock
now
United
Sales Co
‘ARROW
format
COLLAR
TT) UCKER’
J CvVr Everything to Wear
We have a complete line
of Ladies’ Suits and Coats
Get prices for our Thanks-
giving Sale We invite
every lady in the Univer-
sity to visit our Pkeady-to-Wear
Dept
Havo you seen the New
Khaki Muffler See our
windows for army sweaters
and the newest patterns in
men’s caps We are the
home of the famous lines of
llanan and Douglas Shoes
2nd Door Fill
The Famos lc Sale stood at 1-2
price will on Friday Saturday and
Monday at Mayfield’s Rexall Store
PIONEER SHOE SHOP
First class work
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
AUG MILLER Prop
108 Peters Ave
DR H G GOODRICH
Dentist
Optometrist
OVER KIMBERLAIN’S
O C BANKS GARAGE
Trunks Hauled Livery j
cars Call 481
When down town eat at
THE ENGLISH KITCHEN
We’re open day & night
Ql
Lee-Huckins Hotel
Oklahoma City
Special attention to banquets
balls and committee meetings
FRATERNITY PINS
GLASS PINS
RINGS
STAKE PINS FOR 1918
Plain $125 each Jeweled $200 each
Orders may be placed through
A J DOUGLAS
Phi Gamma Delta House
LETZEISER & COMPANY
1 28 i W Second St
OKLAHOMA CITY
sarar
First Notional Bank
A Cleam
Proposition—
Norman Steam Laundry
Phone
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You can
friend a greater
favor in the
ing line than
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TTGJHCSDS&a CECAREinJE
Send us your laundry work
Your silk and wool shirts and sweat-
ers laundered properly
71— our car will call
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Copeland, Fayette, Jr. The Oklahoma Daily (Norman, Okla.), Vol. 12, No. 54, Ed. 1 Sunday, November 25, 1917, newspaper, November 25, 1917; Norman, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1783359/m1/3/?rotate=270: accessed July 17, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.