Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-08-02

side. New York and Atlantic coast
iosorts. They will he accompanied
BY Mrs Vests small niece, Mary
Louise Johnson of Norfolk, who has
been visiting in their home for several
weeks
Mr.. and MIS- ]. O. Springer of
Tulsa spent u few days the latter part
Of last week with Mrs. n. f. Han
cock ard Miss Virginia Hancock.
Mrs Springer, whose marriage took
place only a few weeks ago. was for
merly Miss Nernie Williams of Ell
Dorado. She was . schcolmate OF
Miss Hancock last winter at the Ok
lahC ma Woman's college at Chicka-
sha,-Muskogee Times Democrat.
Mr. ard Mrs. j h. Livingston. jr.,
will leave this evening for New York
where they go to be present at the
Fox-L Livingston wedding on August 10.
Messrs David and Julius Livingston
will leave next "Wednesday for New
York. Mr. and Mrs j. X. Livingston,
parents Of the bridesroom-t -to-be. have
been in the east for the past several
weeks in anticipation of the nuptial
event.
Mr.. Hal d. Grain Of New YORK will
arrvc Thursday for visit in the home
of his uncle. Mr.. u. ]. Dawson and
Mrs. Davisson Mr.. Grain, who is a
student of WitherspOon, the Cele
brated voice teacher, spent several
weeks of his vacation in Tulsa last
year.
Mrs. Zoe NJ. DeLoe will leave this
evening for a visit to relatives In
Marion. Ind, en- route to Pittsburgh.
Pa, where she goes to take a post
graduate course in 4 Pittsburgh con-
serVatory of music. Upon her return
to Tulsa Mrs. De Loe. who was for a
number of years a teacher of piano,
will open a studio.
Mrs. Perry \. De Haven plans to
leave about August 10 for a visit to
her home-folk in Fort Wayne, Ind,
after which she will be joined by
them for an outing at Rome city.
Before returning, about september !,
Mrs. De Haven will make trip To
Chicago.
Mr.. AMI Mrs H. NJ. Preston son
Harold and daughters Alline and
Alice left Tuesday evening for their
summer home in jamestown, y. Y"
where they will soiourn until Sep
tember !. Young Mr. Preston will
remain in the east to attend school at
Princeton.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. !. Gillespie and
family accompanied by Mrs Gil
lespie's sister, Mrs. w. f., Bower of
Pennsylvania. left last night for Park
Rapids Mimi. where they Will spend
the next several weeks. The Gill
lcspe family has summered in Mime
II. .,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. +. Bennett and
daughter Marian and young son Fred,
accompanied by Mr. and Mrs f.. G..
Cunningham and two sons, Charles
and Carlton, left Yesterday for the
Bennett summer home at sulphur
Springs, Col, to spend the month of
August.
Miss Maude Morris left yesterday
for visit in Vinita and Neosho, Mo,
en- route to Sioux City, Iowa, where
she will remain until September l.
Miss Morris will be joined l9ter by
her mother. Mrs Julia Morris.
Miss Olive Ford Of Dewey is visit
ing her cousin. Miss Olive Baxter Of
II East Twelfth. Young Miss Ford
il planning tC enter the department
of journalism at Oklahoma university
next year.
Miss Genevieve Willett has returned
home from a visit to friends in Okla
homa City and Guthrie where she
went following a period of several
weeks study at the Edmond normal.
Mr.. and Mrs. s |. Ford and daush-
ter Miss Vivian Ford. who recently
removed to Muskogee, have taken a
house at 1117 Georgetown, where
they will soon be at home to friends
Mr.. Frank billiard. eldest son Of
Judge T.. B. billiard, who has been
very i'll, was yesterday removed to
Shannon. Texas. where he will re-
main until convaleScent.
Mr. and Mrs Howard J. Lawler and
little son Junior left at the end of the
week for q visit to Mr.. LAWYERS home
folk in Pennsylvania.
Mrs. william Stroud OF 1923 South
Boston avenue left Monday for an ex-
tended visit to her home-folk in
Arkansas
Mrs. f.. l.. Cohenour and two chill
dren left on Tuesday night for Gamer
on. W. Va, where they will spend two
months with Mrs. Cohenour's home