Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-08
SAPULPA.

Mr.. and Mrs. Z. l.. Griffith OF Dallas
Texas. are the guests Of Mr.. Griffith's par
en's here.
The Good Will club met Thursday In the
Red Cross headquarters in charge OF Mrs.
Oscar Campbell and Mrs. Leon George.
Floyd Leach Of Ada, Miss Jessie Hender-
son OF Yukon, Mrs. Kincad OF Drum ight,
Mr.. and Mrs o. Ross Of Turley, Mr.: and
Mrs Lawther Of Tulsa, and Guy Ailender OF
Augusta Kan, attended the funeral Of Grace
Leach here Wednesday.
Great interest is manifested in the contest
for first place in the Labor day parade and
the various aspirants to the title OF queen are
working hard for the votes they need. Those
entered in the contest are Miss Edith Root
Pearl Helms, Ethel Bruin Myra Taggart.
Eula Hyde, Katherine Irwin, Marie McCabe,
Ruby Tansey, Beatrice McCrady, Olive Ander'
son Ruth Stone and Agnes Kreisolneyer.
The queen will be awarded diamond ring.
Miss Lillian Smith has as her guest Miss
Dorothy Holeman Of Guthrie.
Mrs G. q. Wertkberger spent Wednesday
in Tulsa the guest Of A. NJ. and b. d. Wer,n-
Mrs. T., p. Baxter, Mrs. J. NJ Felkel and
the Misses Hattie and Philomena Felkel spent
the Fourth at Sand Springs
Misses Arena Hengst, Moreta Parkins and
MeOsrs Leland Stratton and Bronson Gibson
motored to Tulsa Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur A. Hayes left Wednes'
day for Eldon. Mo, where they are now the
guests OF rclatlVeS.
In honor Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Cohagan.
Mrs. c. G. Peters entertained several friends
Wednesday with an elaborate picnic party.
The guests motored to the country, where a
picLic supper was served and later returned
10 the home Of c. A. Popkin in Fife addition,
whore fine display OF fireworks was en-
joyed Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Peters and family, Mr.. and Mrs James Day
export and children and Mr.. and Mrs. CO.
hagan and daughter Helen.
Members Of the Comus club entertained
their lady friends on the morning OF the
Fourth with a four'course breakfast at the
Harvey house at o'clock. Following the
breakfast the entire party motored 10 point
on the Verdigris river near Muskogee, where
the aiiernooo. The patty was composed OF
Misses Mrssrst Me- Mera9n, sy'a n,;i. ionfs is
hsnnes Ethel Williams. Maree McC,be, Helen
Valley, Maree and Virginia Cobb, Leone
Chauneey Of Chandler Grace siddell Myrtle
ponneily, Mona joyce, Dorothy Holsman :. W Of
and Mrs. Merle McMahan and Mr. and Mrs.
Henry NJ Ellis. who acted as chaperons for
the party. Messrs. Rsssell Ranck, Guy Berry,
Claude Bon switz, David Hilles, Maurice
Keys. Brooks Thrift. Ben Katz Julian White,
Jack Dunbar. Harold Reed. STANLEY Cohagan'
Oran Potter. Curt d. Edgerton Bob Keenan,,
Frits Barringer and Doctor Geister.
in Tulsa were Misses stella Root, Oyan
Rynenrson. Minrie Caywood, Lillian Broomo
Ruth and Pebble Mouder, May Hopkins,
Ioleta Walk ,r. Babe Gardner, Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Dorsey, Mrs W. A. Broome, Mr.. and
Mrs Harry Cooper Messrs. Reeder Mccoy
Harry Dorsey sherman Kinley and Mr.. and
Mrs II. l.. Bailey.
Mrs A H. Goodykoontz left Friday foI
Hot Springs, whore ,he joined her daughter
Mrs. ". g. Burnett and two daughters
Carthell and Archie. who arc spending a few
weeks there.
One OF tn, pleasant picnic events held on
young married couples. who motored to III,
big dam where they enjoyed a pic1ic spread
ana later fine display OF fireworks. The
party was compored ofMcssrs and Mesdnmes
James Berry. Bert DeLoaier. II. v. Rule