Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-11-20

Charles l.angston OF kansas city
Mrs Ernest Eysonbach of san Auto-
. MO, Tex, and her host ana hostess.
Mr and Mrs. o. X, Eysonbach, were
. other occupants Of the box
Mems Dinner.
Mrs. James B Diggs entertained
/ with a delightfully."- planned mems din
ner Wednesday evening for Judge
. llgSs, having company of prumi-
/ uent attorneys Of the city as guests.
The dinner table was adorned with
/ a centerpiece of yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS and the fayors were bouton-
nicres of tiny yellow NUNS" After
/ dinner diversion was Of "reminiscences
/ Of student days, story telling, etc.
/ There were covers at the dinner for
/ Mcssrs. Horace g Speed Warren ID.
Abbott, II. II, Mason, Henry McGTaw,
/ Phillip kates, II. W Kellough and
I Henry n Cries.
This weeks meeting Of the Mar
! quette club announced for the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. h. f. McCune was
| postponed on account OF the absence
of several members from the city Mr
and Mrs. j. f. Black will be hosts
at the meeting in two weeks,
Mrs. Robert E. Fuller is home
from visit TO her parents, Mr. and
Mrs, ]. J.. Greene, Of Los Angeles
Calf.
Mr. and Mrs. b. H. Mills and fam
lily, who recently came 70 Tulsa from
Wetumka for residence, are removing
| from the north side TO newly pur-
chased home at l4S4 South Denver
avenue.
Rev John Magee arrived yesterday
from Providence. Il. J., for "a visit to
his parents. Rev. and Mrs ], G. Ma
gee.
Mrs. c. w. Echlch returned yester-
day TO her home In Brooklyn, Iowa,
after visit 10 Mr.. and Mrs o, H..
| Leonard and family.
Mrs. O, i. Settle entertained a
party Of II dozen friends with pleas
ant afternoon Of sewing on Wednes-
day Guests of the affair are TO com
/ pose the membership Of a new club,
which VIII meet once each week to
| spend an afternoon in needlework at
the homes of the various members.
| Mrs w. b. Kilmer invited the circle
to meet with her for the next session,
| when a name will bo chosen and or
ganization completed.
Mrs A. NJ Meeks was hostess at
a pleasant meeting of the Thursday
Bridge club yesterday afternoon. The
usual round OF games was followed
| by the serving of refreshment
| course.
: Mrs. Rebecca Brown of the Alta
! Vista apartments has returned from
a several weeks visit in the Dakotas
The Misses Kathleen Lebus, Frances
Broach, Leona Galbreath and Maurine
Butler are expected to arrive home
heXt Tuesday from oklahoma uniyers-
ity at Norman to spend a few days
Thanksgiving vacation with their par
onts.
Mrs. f. b Jordan will entertain
Kendall Guild this afternoon at 2:30
at her home in Kendall.
Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Harvey CMiss
Eudora MITCHELL are expected home
at the end of the week from a 10
days honeymoon trip to the north
anu vast lItN al y al lll tN'lN Sptilu-
ing a short time in New York
Mr.. b. NJ. Mllikan will leave today
for Galena, Kan, and upon his re.
turn the first of the week will be ac-
companied by Mrs. Millikan, who is
with her parents In that city The
marriage Of the two young people was
very quietly solemnizcd last July in
Peoria, ILL.,, and for several months,
outside the brides parents, was un-
known even to their closest friends
Mr. and Mrs. Millikan expect to es-
tablish "a home here.
Mr.. James Parker was here from
Gushing for brief time Wednesday
evening with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs II. II. Parker, en- route to Law
renee, Kan, where he will visit friends
at Kansas university for a few days.
Mr. Parker jr graduated from the
university with the 1914 class.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl NJ. Hudson are
home after a pleasant visit Of three
weeks with relatives Of Mr. Hudson in
st Joseph, Mo, and in Kansas City.
Mr.. and Mrs. James B. Robinson
are visiting relatives in Sagertown,
Pa, for a few days, en- route home
from New York City, where they went
q fortnight ago In company with Mr..
and Mrs. +. w. Sinclair and Mrs
H. +. Sinclair. The Slnclairs are also
expected home at the end OF the week.
A Menu.