Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-09-06

for their homes.
Mr.. David llolbrook has gone to
Sedan, Kans., called there on account
Of the Illness of his mother.
Mrs Lulu Bllingsea who has been
| spending the summer months In Den
yer. Colo, and Billingham. Wash,
will be back in Tulsa about the mid
die Of September,
Lost evening at the home of Miss
Nellie Craig, 712 South Cheyenne.
Miss Adelia Berry and Miss Nellie
Craig entertained a number of their
friends with a Marketing Party"
complimentary to Miss Lois Berry,
of Pawnee, and Miss Otto Gaspar Of
st. Louis, Mo There were about
twenty-six In the party and each
guest was given dime with which to
purchase something to eat. all going
in crowd to the various places where
good things to eat were sold In the
evening. After the numerous pur-
chases We're made they returned to the
hostosses home and enjoyed a really
novel feast. Those participating in
the evenings pleasures We're: Misses
Loes Berry. Ethel Elliot, Otto Gas
per, Laura Latham, Fay Elliott, Flo
Thompson, Nina Elliott Nita Johnson.
ho nh ia
Berry, Nellie Craig, Messrs. Dick
Swigleson, Raymond Lynch, Hart
man. Latham, Freeland. Walters,
Frank Watt, Fowler, Holly Poe, Roy
Carnlhan, Fred Thompson Ballinger
and Mayginnis.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Singleton who
have been spending the summer
months touring Colorado will return
to Tulsa about the 18th. inst.
Mr.. Leonard Heinrich, OF oklahoma
City, is spending few days with his
South Frisco.
Mr.. f. NJ. Arnold. of 612 South Gin
rinnatti, left yesterday morning for
Muskogee, with his son, Walter, who
will enter st. Jospeh's College.
After a summer vacation trip that
took him through nineteen states, the
District of Columbia and parts of
Canada, judge Joseph b. Bartlett, has
returned home. Mrs. Bartlett, who
accompanied her husband on the lar
ger portion of this trip is in Chicago
visiting relatives and friends and VIII
not return home until some time next
month.
Mrs. C. r. Singleton and son, c. B.
Jr., left yesterday for a visit with
Mrs. Singleton's parents at Greeley,
Kans., to be away about a month.
Mr.. Roy Wilcoxln has gone to Ida
no for an indefinite stay with rela-
tives and friends.
Miss w. c. Bush returned yester-
day from few days visit with friends
in Oklahoma CITY.
Mr.. Henry Ludlow Of oklahoma
city is visiting in Tulsa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percival Magee who
have been making an extensive visit
in California and other Western
states arrived in Tulsa yesterday
morning.
home yesterday after a pleasant
months visit with relatives in Kan
sas.
Miss Sadie Carnel is home from a
visit of several months duration at
Pacific Coast resorts
Mr.. and Mrs c. J. Wrightsman re-
turned yesterday from a delightful
Western trip. having visited In Cali
fornla, Washington. Utah, Colorado
and other Western states.
Miss Foy Cory has returned from
pleasant six weeks visit at Grear
Lake resorts and with relatives in In
diana.
Miss Mary Brockman Is home after
few weeks visit in the East
Mrs. J. l.. Wilson and daughter.
Miss Willah Wilson returned to Tulsa
yesterday, after a couple months visit
IN Juarez. Mexico where DR.. Wilson
Is located.
Miss Myrtle Smith, of Little Rock,
who has been the guest of Hr. and
Mrs. +. j. Shoemaker for some time,
returned to her home yesterday.
Mrs Lilah ID. l.inday has returned
from Rochester n. Y, where she
went as a delegate from Oklahoma to
the w. X. c. convention.