Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-07-14

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regular meeting was held. and after
RHUh very pleasant social hour Nas
plHrd during which dritl0us cooling
T.fr.s hWtniH wore served. Mrs tIH-
Err who is visiting ln Tulsa from
South America. gave another uf hrr
.rr interesting and instructive adj
dresses Du ttr country ln which she
hH= spent about twenty yrifH ~ me-
best IlIt ~ Dor NE as "a missionary.
Mrs d. 70 Rlnncll ~ Arkansas
t.N, hau. is visiting her BON Daniel
Iuunr.l 80 hIt homt. $40 East Eighth
sfIrrt
Df thc NAM jolly piruir parties wise
ltIul Sand SuTiurs this summer none
hove proven moro driiehtful than the
one enjoyed. Tuesday hy the "Au
Sew EWiruldrrf club uf tulllus'llIr,
NfIH. together with % number uf lu-
sltrd guests from TULSA. Tho Tulsa
guests HrTr Mrsiamrs IS. k Camp
Hr.l James lI Uunsou. o. j Hartman
and lfls tundrun who. acting Hs a
srf appointed committee. met the club
ladies af the morning train and rs-
lurrd them tn the park. whore cfrfF
possible courtesy was accorded iho
ladies hi the park management
huuuuul picnic dinner enjoyed Dos nII
lpu uu room Tor doubt lu ihr minds nf
their guests as 60 their ability tu prr-
pare ana serve picnic spread. The
ladies devoted the afternoon tn rnlu.
lug th. beauties NJ tine paris taking
Kodak pictures. rtD. Th, members ut
thr DIuh present were McsdHmrs J..
uoN. o. 49, Howell o. H Lindirg j
f. TAYLOR David Gagthe. 10 T. Llnds-
lrf E a Douglas. a. j.. Hicks. % il
InrhmIrr Misses Mabel Hicks. Jessie.
Amos and Hcttio Gruhs Others cn-
j,FluE thc outing were Misses Helen
Hicks Dorothy Leo How aud Master
Herbert lJudslcy After day That
was enjoyed to the fullest tho ladies
l,u for their home 900 Colinsylllc on
an evening train
The Boston Avenue M T.. church
choir entertained Friday evening 100
the pHrlurs Of the church With Au
informal reception complimentary 20
Mr. W. T. Rushing who arrived last
"Wednesday from St Louis and who
VIII beginning today preside AZ the
organ at this church. The guests were
limited Go N, members ~ the choir
and few others.
Mrs u. j. Hcad and Miss Flor
once Head are spending few days
ia MuEkogec. the guests 81 friends.
Mr. and Mrs J. Arthur Hun and
SON SIR. be witt Hun are planning 10
leave FOR the east al an early date
They VIII visit In Charleston, W. Va.
and Butler Pa, prior Ia Eonig TO the
Thousand Islands They win be away
until late Ia the IAN.
Mr. Frank Sewers has gone 10 Chit
cago ON short business trip
Mr B G.. Playwright LEFT Woducs-
day for Richmond. Va, 10 spend a
few weeks with home folks lie viii
also visit IN New York old Point
Comfort Atlantic city and other
eastern resorts before returning 60
Tulsa in the fan
Mrs John Davis Han has returned
from "A visit with friends ana relatives
ia st. Louis, Mo.
Mr. and Mrs j. T.. Black and son,
Mr Charles Black, and Mrs George
w. Carney are planning to leave on
next TucrdaS for various Michigan
and Great Lake resorts.
Tn, Misses Dorothy and Bessie Mad .
ison. and their guest Miss Elsie Shat .
fer, of Now Orleans. La, have re- /
turned from q pleasant visit with Mr. .
and Mrs. George Ransom, In Musko- .
gee. Miss Madison viii leave for At
Iantic CITY n. j., about the fifteenth /
Of this month, 70 remain until lat"
In the fall
Mrs w, NJ. srnger, OF sperry.
okla, Is visiting In Tulsa.
Miss Fay Munro OF Kansas city, |
Mo, who has been the guest OF Mrs. !
NJ Il. Cline and Miss Mynn Coggs-
Eswell for several weeks left for her
home Saturday.
Mrs. Carl MaEee and children, Ger
trudc and Theodore. left Friday
for months visit in Montezuma.
Iowa. They will DE the guests OF Mr..
and Mrs j, X Griffin. Mrs. Magee
parents.
Mrs j. NJ. Mclaughlin and Miss
Gertrude Mclaughlin Of oklahoma
City. who have been the guests Of
Mrs James f.. Dunn for the past few
DAYS and who are en- route TO New
York and other eastern cities, left
Thursday evening for the east.
Harry Hudson returned Thursday
from several weeks visit in Chi
cage. and the east Mrs, Hudson
and little daughter, Virginia, who ac-
MIR. Hudson, are visiting in
Joliet. ILL.,, and will not return until
fall.
Mrs A. NJ. Nichols OF bl2 South
Elwood avenue left Thursday for
ohio, to spend the remain
der of the summer with relatives and
friends.
Games. music. contests and other
pleasant social pastimes were INDUCED
IN by a merry party OF young people
who gathered at the home of Master
Robert McKlm on North Olympia
street Wednesday evening by way OF
a pleasant surprise for the young man.
Those In this jolly party were Misses
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