Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-08

Ars. George iaunorWuu has as her
-ucsts Mr.. ana Mrs No.l and thrce
sons Il Maugum, okla.
The Misses Theima ana Ethel Me-
Kney Of Colmsyille. Okla, are Wise
ting Mr and Mrs w. H. Kollcy of
South Denver avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. $. W Parish and son,
Loe, are home from Texas, whoro
they have been for the past month.
Mr.. @, X. Green of Spokane Wash
is paying Mr. and AIRS, W n, Robin
son visit at Hotel 1ulso
Mr.. and Mrs, Eugene Harris of Sc
lalia, Mo-. are the guests of Mr., ana
Mrs. y, II, Bolt Of South Boston ave-
nue..
Mrs c. A. selby is visiting friends
in Nowata, Dr, Solby Joined her yes
tcrday for an over sunda yyisit.
Mr.. Harold Rose left yesterday AFT
ernoon for an owe rsunday visit with
friends I'm Oklahoma city
Misses Frances and Bcnnic Hunter
Of Bowling Green, No, are tho guests
Of Mrs. NJ. r. Morris of ll2O South
Guthrie avenue,
Mrs. Edward Lyle orr and littlo
daughter Louise returned yesterday
from Kansas city, Mo- after a weeks
visit with friends,
Miss Laura Athey viii leave in
few days for California, where she ex-
poets TO make her home,
Mr. and Mrs, Grant c. Stebhins and
children, Miss Louise and Master Ray
returned Friday lIp ma delightful
months visit IN Chicago ana at Lake
Michigan resorts.
Miss Tdna Faris left yesterday aft
ernoon for two weeks visit with
friends and relatives in Billings and
Enid, Okla,
Miss Edna Biddison Of Pawnee,
okla, arrived in Tulsa Friday. Miss
Bidison is one of the instructors AT
the high school.
Miss Mary Robinson, who has been
spending the summer at her home IN
Pawnee returned TO Tulsa Friday,
The Misses Susie and Jane AleXan-
der are home from their summer va
cations spent IN Missouri and Georgia.
Miss Margaret Dunnaway of Mexi-
co, Mo, is visiting Miss Ina Morton.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. NJ. Huntington
are home from an enjoyable outing
spent at Lake Minnetonka and other
Minnesota resorts.
About thirty-five members OF tho
Royal Neighbors and the Modern
Woodmcn Of the World went over TO
SlIiatook Thursday, where they In
itiatel large class and enjoyed a
rally.
Miss Maude Rose has gone to Long
Beach, Cal, where she is visiting her
brother, Mr. Roy Rose. She will not |
return until late in the fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Roeser are now |
domiciled in their new home in Carle-
ter Place.
Mrs. b. f. Hanna and daughter
Miss eVrgie, left Saturday for Sapulpa |
Okla, where they will visit from
there they Will go to Kansas CITY, from
which place Miss Virgie will go to
Jacksonville, Fla, where she will be
married to Mr.. Eugene Seifert of that
city.
The Girls Of the G. e. C. club pic
nicked at Sand Springs Monday
afternoon and evening. enjoying all
tne dltTdCllOIS at tllc pan anu 'i
elegant picnic spread to the fullest.
Those in this merry picnic crowd
were: Misses Kathleen johnson,
Rpxie Marie Marr, Ruth Zoller, Ada
Snyder, Clara Dixon and Sudie Davis.
Mr. Charles Cotton is home after a
months vacation spent in the Caro-
linas, Kentucky and st. Louis, Mo.
Miss Tookah Stansbery is planning
OF leave at an early date for college.
Tuesday evening at the Grace NJ. e.
church, Mrs. Martha McFarland's
Sunday school class of boys will give
a social. cordial invitation Is eX-
tended the public TO attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. \. b. Casebeer have |
as their guest, Mr.. Thomas f.. Kelly,
of Philadelphia, Pa.
Rev. John Magee, Of Chicago, H.,
who has been visiting his parents,
DR.. and Mrs j. c. Magee, of Carlton
Place for the past two weeks, left for