Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-15
OCiety News
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day afternoon in Mrs. PARIS home,
/ 1910 Forest avenue, where they had
as guests the members of the Nom-
ems Bible class OF First Methodist
church Thirty-tive matrons re-
sponded to the invitation OF Mesdames
Parr, Goodman and kinnoar.
The patriotic idea was carried out
. i'm the decorations, which were of red
white and blue gladioli and yari-
colored sweet peas. II was an after
noon Of pleasant informal pastimes
and refreshments Of ices and cakes
carrying out the tri-color scheme We're
served.
( Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kissinger
have as their guests Mr.. and Mrs.
e. r.. Layne and daughters Gwen
dclyn and Garnet end Mrs II. LuyIle
/ of EuumlloD Mich From hCTe the
party will go TO GrcenNillc, Texas for
q few days and thence on to Ruth.
Nevada to spend ;hc remain Ter Of
/ the summon IN the mountains. Mrs.
/ l-ayue is a sister of Mr. llissingcr
Miss Lucy Younger of Dallas, Texas.
| is expected to arrive the last OF the
week for a visit to the home Of Mr..
N una hlS. =. OuuEtI utlhlt lNdN lllE
/ with the family for Powell, Wis,
/ the remainder Of the summer. Miss
/ Ruth Younger will entertain inform
ally for her guest
Miss Grace Webb of webb City,
| Mo. has arrived for a months visit
with her aunt, Mrs. j. Warren San
ders. and Mr.. Sanders 1914 South
| Denver avenue. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Byrd of Ninita, who were geusts
in the Sanders home for several days,
have returned.
Miss Marlatte, secretary OF the Y.
w. G. A., left yesterday on several
weeks vacation in which she will visit
friends in Mansfield. Ohio, and her
. homc-folk I'm Canada on her return
park to attend the Y w. c. A con-
ference.
Miss Anna Walker daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. NJ b. Walker of Carson
avenue has arrived homo from In
diana, Pa, where she recently grad
uated from the PENNSYLVANIA state
normal, and will spend the summer
vacation in her parents home.
Or ana Mrs. r. L. Young Of Lud-
low. Pa, who have been guests for
several days of Mr.. and Mrs. william
r.. Gordon and fanlily en- route home
after d trip % the California cTposi-
tons left yesterday for the cast
Mrs. Frank Hayes and children
Mary Jane and Edgar will leave next
..rIa 60 rtsft tl.,t t1. tn
Pittsburgh, Pa
Mrs. A. W. Shultis Of independence,
Kan. was accompanied upon her re-
turn after a short visit to Mr. and Mrs.
Frank G. McClintock by the Misses
Marian McClintOck and Louise Steb-
bins. who will spend the remainder of
the week in the Shulus home.
Mr. Arthur j. Biddison, 22G South
Olympia avenue, is spending a few
weeks in Battle Creek, Mich.
Professor and Mrs. W. II. Hake of
Kendall college will leave next Mon
day for Colorado, to remain until
September /. En- route they will visit
for a brief time with relatives and old
friends in Kansas.
Mrs. Annie II. Hays of Muskogee,
who is confined to the home of her
niece, Mrs. Clarence j. Hindman,
suffering with a fracture of the hip,
is resting comfortably and doing as
well as could be expected.
Mr. and Mrs T. II. Jones and fam
lily, who have just removed to this city
from Jacksonburg, w. Va, have taken
a house at S13 South Boston avenue,
where they will shortly be at home to
friends.
Mrs. Roy Phillips and son, Mr..
Royal Phillips Of Tyler. Texas, have
arrived for a visit to the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. A. S. Kneale. Mrs. Phillips
is the wife Of Mrs. Kneales brother.
The Young Women's Christian As
sociatiOn tennis court at the corner of
Fifth and South Cheyenne avenue has
been thrown open to members of the
association for the remainder Of the
season.
The Altar society Of Holv Family
Catholic church win meet for its last
session of the season this afternoon
in the new knights Of Columbus hall
on South Boulder avenue.
;
Mrs. Eugene Cremins, little daugh-
ter Margaret and niece Eunice
Cremins, will leave this evening to
spend several weeks in Boulder Col
Mrs Allen L. Braymcr and two
children left yesterday to spend the
remainder of the summer with Mrs
Braymers home-folk IN Kirby, Ohio
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. c. Livingston have
taken the r. +. Daniel home at ZOE
South Elwood avenue for period of
year, and will he at home to friends
at the above address after July "a.
A Menu.
Tulsa Morning World.
BREAKFAST.
Fruit
Swedish Omclet Rice Muffins
Coffee
LUNCHEON.
Fish Salad.