The El Reno Daily Tribune (El Reno, Okla.), Vol. 43, No. 106, Ed. 1 Wednesday, August 8, 1934 Page: 3 of 6
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WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 8,1984.
EL RENO (OK.) DAILY TRIBUNE
THREE
SOCIETY
Chicken Dinner Is
For Two Birthdays
Mrs. Fred Arnold and Mrs. Frank
Cocherell entertained with a chick*
cn dinner at 7 o'clock Monday
evening In the former's home, 818
South Barker avenue, honoring the
birthday anniversaries of their
husbands.
Seated with the honorees and
hosts were R. J. Klntz, of Yukon,
W. D. Hart, A. Henry Steddom,
•lack Kitzmiller. Ralph Oo6tin and
the Misses Kathryn and Roberta
Arnold.
The table was centered with a
low bowl of pink blossoms. The
evening was spent informally at
bridge following the bountiful din-
ner.
Many lovely remembrances were
presented the guests of honor.
• * *
8AILORETTE8 CLUB
Meeting of the 8ailorettes club
scheduled for Tuesday evening with
Mt« Marie Jensen, east of the
city, was postponed indefinitely.
TO VISIT IN MISSOURI
Mrs. C. E. Welden. 1001 West
Wade street, will leave Wednesday
evening for a several weeks’ visit
with relatives In Oilman, Mo.
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Courtesy Is Featured At
Baptist Church
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One of the largest and most de-
lightful social events of the season
was the miscellaneous shower fea-
tured in the Baptist church base-
ment Tuesday evening complimen-
tary to Mrs. Frederic T. Slaekpole,
who before her marriage July 28
was Miss Josephine Bruce.
Hostesses for the courtesy were
Mrs. David Beams, Mrs. Cal Everett,
Mrs. W. C. Elliott, Mrs. R. A. Bruce
and Miss Josephine Bartlett.
The seventy guests in attendance
included associates of the honoree In
church work and intimate friends.
Japanese lanterns shaded the
lights and the room was prettily deco-
rated with yellow zinnias in crystal
bowls. A yellow and while color
note was employed in all appoint-
ments.
Mrs. Beams presided at the punch
table, which was covered with a
lace cloth over yellow, which, with
the cut glass boA’i made a mast at-
tractive service.
The shower table was centered
with a ruffled yellow parasol and
. over which was a yellow jack-o'-
I lantern suspended from the chan-
delier. The cover was of Irish lace
over yellow satin and the shower ef
feet was accentuated by silver
threads which were festooned from
the lights to the board.
The many beautiful and useful
gifts were arranged beneath and
around the parasol. They were dis-
played for admiration by the hon-
. orec. Only special feature of the
j evening was the distribution of in-
dex cards which accompanied an
unique recipe book, for each to write
their favorite recipe.
The remainder of the evening was
spent informally.
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DIFFICULT HAND
SOUTH mu nol hav* a double-
dummy proliiem to solve, even If the
conect melliod of play 1* difficult
enough for a double-dummy utility
Bomb had to aolve hie problem at
the table, and he did it coriectly.
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REBF.KAII LODGE
There was an unusually good at-
tendance at the meeting of the Rc-
bekah lodge held Tuesday evening
in the I. O O. F. hall, with visi-
tors present from Kingfisher.
The local degree staff was in-
vited to exemplify the work at a
meeting of the Kingfisher lodge
August 20.
Mrs. Mattie West was elected
district deputy and Mrs. Della Ro-
berts was named as representative
of the El Reno lodge to the state
assembly, which will be held Octo-
ber 16 In Drumrlght.
Other business was routine. The
degree team will present the work
at the next meeting of the lodge,
' August 21.
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wenis South, I Spade;
Henris; North, 2-S|mdea,
rnlher than bid bln weak club suit;
Fust, H.Henris; South. ♦•Spades.
Roth sides were vulnerable. East
doubled, as Is often done, on a gam-
ble. but neither member of the de-
claring side ventured to rcdoublo.
The opening lead was tho K *f
hearts. East signalled to comc-on.
bill West thought Ills only chance to
defeat Hie band was In obtain u club
rulT. He led Ins 4 of clubs. The
declarer Immediately Identllled the
lead as a singleton. There-appeared
to ho no other reason for stopping
heart lends.
Dummy's l< won the trick, for two
reasons The declarer wanted to he
back of the club honora which be
calcinated East held, and ha want**
to at once lead trumps from dummy
If West held the missing K o!
spades, 8011th would to down. Hi
had to lose a diamond trick and at
least one club trick. Two major suit
tricks would defeat his contract
The ,1 of spades held the trick. Tht
f> of spades brought out the K. Tht
Ace picked up the last outstanding
trump.
The 10 of diamonds was led.
tlnessed. and lost to Kant's W. East
led tho (J of hearts Declarer
ruffed. ' South proceeded to strip
the hands, ready for an and play,
which ho regarded hs his only hop*
of fulfilling lha doubled contract.
South led his last diamond. Dum-
my's Ace won. The declarer led
buck dummy's last diamond and
1 ulTed. East's last diamond also fell.
This completed the eighth trick.
A low trump put dummy In the
lend with the V. for which that isrd
had been reserved. East had to let
go his lowest heart Dummy's last
heart was led. On It went East's
last hea'rt The declarer ruffed with
Ins last spade. Relow are shown the
last 8 cards held by dummy, Earl
and South, respectively, In clubs.
Mrs. J. P. Neal Honora
Sister and Niece
Modern Etiquette
BY BOB1BTA US
Mrs. James P. Neal, 1101 8outh
Hoff avenue, entertained Tuesday
morning at a bridge-luncheon hon-
oring her sister and niece, Mrs. C.
E. Williams and daughter, Miss
Charlotte, of Scarsdale, N. Y.
Ouesta to enjoy the courtesy with
the honorees and hostess were
Mrs. Oustavus Funk, Mrs. Egon C.
von Merveldt, Mrs. Paul Q. Lieb-
mann, Mrs. Thos. Shuttec, Mrs.
Marquis Stone Morris. Mrs. Joseph
M. Rector, Jr., Mrs. O. D. Middle-
ton, Mrs. H. Merle Woods, Mrs.
Raymond Higgins, Mrs. Malcom E.
Phelps and Miss Lena Allison.
Bridge favor for high score went
to Mrs. Morris, while hostess' gifts
were presented the honored guests.
Covers were laid at the dining
tdblc for the prettily appointed
luncheon. Calendulas made up the
center piece for the board.
* * *
Q. Which Is preferable to place
on an invitation, "R. ■> v. p." or
'Pleaae reply”?
A. "Please reply” la more gen-
erally favored.
Q. Where are the refreshments
served at a formal tea?
A. In the dining room.
Q. Should a woman remove her
hat and wrap at a funeral?
A. No.
Birthday Honored
At Picnic Supper
GUEST OF DAUGHTER
Mrs. A. C. Phillips, of Waxaha-
chle, Tex.. Is a guest in the home
of her daughter. Mrs. Richard. ------- -----
Horton and Mr. Horton. Llebmann were enjoyed following
Mr. and Mre. 8. N. Vtlm and
daughter. Sara Catherine, 907 South
Barker avenue, entertained Tues-
day evening with a bountiful pic-
nic supper at Spring Lake, Okla-
homa City, honoring the birthday
anniversary of Mrs. Vllm's moth-
er, Mrs. J. H. Hutchison, of Enid.
Those to enjoy the courtesy with
the honoree snd hosts were Mr.
Hutchison, of Enid, Mr. and Mrs.
Miles Jenson snd daughter, Ernie-
linn, of Oklahoma City, Paul
Adams, of Stillwater, and Mrs. J.
H. Oraves.
Various amusements of the park
the lovely
apartments.
• basket supper.
Dummy—10 V 7
Earn—(J J |
Declarer—A 4 I
Two trick* had already hnen Inal.
South gave East til* last trick, by
leading his lowest dub. Dummy'* t»
forced East's J. That player had lo
lead up to a tenace, giving the de-
claring side the last 2 tricks, snd
doubled game contract South played
the band beautifully.
SWIMMING PARTY
Complimenting Miss Helen Hig-
gins, of Springfield, Mass., Miss Wll-
labcl Martin. 318 South Hoff ave-
nue, entertained with a swimming
party at Willow Springs, Oklahoma
City, Tuesday evening.
Only other guest was Miss Jean-
nette Hendrickson, of northwest of
the city.
! * * *
CALENDAR
William Gibson
Weds City Miss
THURSDAY _
Jolly Eight Bridge Club. Hostess, j Announcement has been received
Mrs. J. Y. Morris, 606 North Rock by E1 Reno frjends 0f the mar-
Island avenue. I riage of Miss Opal McCoy, daugh-
Young Matrons. Of Christian | t(,r 0{ Mr and Mrs w H Mc_
Church. August meet at 2 p. m. Cov Oklahoma City, and William
in the basement of the church with! 0 Gibson, which was solemnized
Mrs. Emmett Mark and Mrs. W. L. | in Britton June 9, 1933. but Just
Martin as hostesses. Mrs. T. V. recently revealed.
P°Tm!lJin stCurif0nc1lubtler'Regular! Mr. °lbs°n * the son of Mr' and
,t ymi LS Jwrs. Frank Gibson, 2901 North
Varaeaie 11-I Hudson avenue, Oklahoma City,
department of the Carnegie 11 | former re8idents of El Reno. He
as. A. Regular'meeting in the! 9[ Oklaho-
l °h°EeF-hi,n wlth the Juvenlle8 iSSwS 3T&ITkJSb W
/follows CI,'ClC mCeUn8S WU1 bC|fr“oibson was graduated last
One Hostess. Mrs. Fred Ball .^*"8;from the (talttM
220 North Rock Island avenue. . a™* 18 ° n,th* ^eYr
Two. Hostess, Mrs. Lloyd Pal- ^ gi™.
mer. north of the city. hom® at 18314 Northwest 8evcn
LUNCHEON GUESTS
Mrs. Lloyd P. Melone, 1083 South
Ellison avenue, will entertain Thurs-
day with a 1 o'clock luncheon for
her house guests, Miss Hazel Rol
llns, of Blackwell, and Mrs. Mack
Porter, of Oklahoma City.
Other guests will be Miss Ellen
Rice and MLss Elizabeth Bonebrake
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fourth Tuesday of each month In-
stead of fortnightly and the ses-
sion announced for last evening
'will be held August 14.
4 With prices on all foods soaring
Aim wO^higher and higher we still hold to
our old slogan — Quality* nationally known foods at
lower prices.
WHEATIESHave you sent for your
Come in for Details! Cream and Sugar **
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The FORD V-8 alone offers,dj these5 important
truck features
Three.rHos?oss, Mrs. Virgil AkersJtecnth street Oklahoma City.
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who will entertain at the church Tuesday _evenln£ a well ap
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Large Pkg
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at 2:30 p. m.
Six. Hostess. Mrs. Sim Richard
Reville, 907 South Macomb avenue.
First Division of Altar Society.
Hostess, Mrs. Ed Wolf, north of
the city, with Mrs. A. T. Wolf as
associate.
FRIDAY
Booster S. S. Class of Christian
church. Picnic supper and swim-
ming party at Willow 8prtnvs.
Members will meet at 6:30 at the
church to go In a group.
O. A. R. Circle. Regular meet-
ing In the American Legion hall.
■«____t u.i>LL*n DIamU aim
pointed 7 o’clock dinner-bridge.
Ouests were Mr. and Mrs. Phil'
Connors, Misses Verna Bomemann, j
Evelyn Oaughorn, AlUen Spears j
and Twila Reuter.
Covers were laid at quartet
tables, which were centered with
garden flowers In bud vases.
At bridge Miss Bomemann re-
ceived the favor for high score and;
the traveling prlie went to Mrs.
Connors.
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8, B. A, CIRCLE
Fortnightly meeting of the 8. B.
10c
3 fkgs. 25c
Post Bran
fkf. 10c
Royal Neighbors. Picnic supper t A- Circle T^cv Cot
at 6 o'clock at Legion pork for, nlng to th^omeMMw<Cy Cot
members, their families, the Wood- tip. 811 West
men and Juveniles. Feature of the Alter the usual business se
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slon a pleasant social hour
evening will be open air Initiation ««.- - ~ -rv-d
hv the tuvcnlle team. enjoyed and the hostess servea
* MONDAY dainty refreshments before ad-
Eaatcrn Star. Regular meetliiui Journment
followed with social hour at the wUh Mrs. Arthur Foster, north oi
Masonic Temple. _ ilh® clty' * * *
Eagle Card Club. HoRtPMfft R atv/^tk i i inch RON
Engles hall. Mrs. M. N. Sturdevant I OTWK LUNCHEON
nnd daughter. Miss Elisabeth. Mra. UUe Boynton ana son. iucn
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Dot think how much more then Ant-cost wring
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AUTHOKIXtD FTMtDDRALBRi OP THE
ioirrawuT
fdRD V-8
O'CLOCK DINNER
Mr. nnd Mrs. J. W. Every, north
west of El Reno, rntertatned with n Bums,
7 o'clock dinner Tueadny evening
honoring her cousin. Mrs. Grover
Burnett, and Mr. Burnett, of San
Pedro. Calif.
Seated wilh the honorees nnd
hnats were Mr*. Martin Shears nnd
.on. Harold, of 8t. Louis, Mr., Mr
and Mrs. Rnv Dillingham. Mr. and
Mrs. A V Dillingham nnd Mrs. Oer-
trutlc Clark, nil of El Reno, John
Every. Viola nnd Olen Hcffron.
* * *
GUESTS HONORED
It was to honor Mr. snd Mt«
Lou J. Maresh. of Cedar Rapid*.
Iowa, that Mr. and Mr*. Lee J.
Stonemnn. 301 North Bickford nve
nue. entertained Informally IVt
day evening.
Other guests were Mr. and Mrs.
E. Joseph Msresh and lona. Rich-
ard and Robert. Mr. and Mra.
Chaa. Oilman, daughter. Shirley
Ann, and aon. Tommy. Mra. An-
nie Stoneman. Mlsn Louise Stone-
man and Harry PhtiUpa.
Bridge waa the diversion and at
late hour delletoua refmhmenia
were served
* * *
ard. of Boynton Keighta, had aa |
(heir 1 o'clock luncheon gueata|
Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. William i
of Pipeatem. Minn., who|
were former residenta of Concho.
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DV ANNR ANNLRV
Q How ran 1 disinfect • room?
A. Rum sulphur in It. Close the
mra and windows and atop up
the keyholes, About two pound* of
sulphur la tequlred for 8 room
twelve by twenty feet.
Q, How ean I prevent the bot
gne of pies from burning?
A. Sprinkle tome fine dry aalt
over the bottom of Uw oven, and
It wUI prevent the bottom of the
cum, or
The attendance!! Scott
school August 8 waa 38.
Mloses Iona and Francis Graham
entertained a group of girls with
a slumber party at their home
Wednesday night. Thom present
were: Mlrn Anna Juno Myton of
Shawnee, Mtaaee Alice and Agnes
WoMklll and Mrs. Kenneth Oood
man.
Mr. and Mw. 8am Bhehan. lr..
of Yukon, were Saturday evening
visitors at the Frank Paaoureck
The Sunday dinner gumU ef Mr.
and Mrs. Char lei Oraham were
Mr. and Mrs. W, R. Oriffln of the
Frisco district and Mr. and Mra
Orville Lovell and family,
Mr. and Mm. Shormn Myton
and daughUr. Anna June,, of
Shawnee, spent a low days last
week vtelUng relatives In this com-
munity.
Mr. and Mw Arthur Fearapn
and daughter, Helen Uw, of Me*
Okmd. vuited home folk* Saturday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Ret Oraham and
ion. Gene, of Oklahoma City visit-
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