Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-13

Easley of Ardmore and Mrs. Clar-
Cnce Leonard, also Of Gainesville.
Mrs Leonard preceded other mem
bcrs of the family party TO Tulsa two
or three weeks ago.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert NJ. Caller and
Mrs. Callers mother were hosts of
pleasant dinner party last evening
when thy entertained to meet thelr
tguest, Miss Ann Frances Crutcher OF
Springfield, Mo, and Mrs. j. II. Hill
Of Independence, Mo, who is visiting
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Merl V.
Cadman. There were ten guests.
The board of the new Frances will
lard home for women and girls VIII
hold shower at the home Thursday
morning when all shts Of furnishings
for tho institution will be received.
Mrs ]. Arthur Hull whose telephone
number is i49 Mrs. A II. Ruhl at
341O or Mrs. II. w. Burkhart 969.
Will supply further information as to
what Will be most acceptable.
Mr. and Mrs. w. G. Steger and Httia
son Bill left last night on motor
"trip to Colorado Springs where Mrs.
Steger and baby will spend the warm
months. Miss Alice Brogan of Lake
Charles, La, who had been a guest
weeks, returned yesterday to her
home.
Mr.. and Mrs Kump O. Rieger have
returned from Kansas city where
they went for the wedding Of Miss
Helen Foran and Mr.. Thomas Stuart
Perkins on June g. The ceremony was
celebrated by the brides uncle Bishop
Lillis in the private chapel of his
ct In - ha.
man to Mr.. Perkins.
Mrs. Albert Brown leaves on
Thursday for Los Angeles, Cal,
where she will be Joined by Mr..
Brown later and where they Will
establish ther place OF residence. Mr..
and Mrs. Con j. Callahan, to whom
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown presented their
home at 1917 South Cheyenne ave
nue.. some time ago, Will take pos
session at once.
Miss Josephine Farrell, who has
beon the guest of Miss Mary Delaney
several days. having accompanied
Miss Mary home from Trinity col
lcge, Washington, will leave Thurs
day for Hutchinson. Kan, for a visit
en- route to Great Neck. l.. l., to spend
the summer with her sister, Mra
Harry +, Sinclair.
Mrs. Rush Greenslade Is confined
to her home quite i'll of nervous
shock. the result of severe fall
which she sustained several weeks
ago and in which both she and her
little son Rush. whom she held I'm
her arms. We're painfully injured. The
baby suffered fractured hip, from
which he is recovering nicely.
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard b. CallS leave
today on motor trip to Denver, Col, |
from which place Mrs. Calk win re-
turn at the end OF ten days, while Mr.. |
Calk goes on to Wyoming. In their |
absence Mr.. Calk's mother Mrs. |
Thomas Calk OF Independence, Kan,
will be with the Calk children.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mac Rupp (Miss
Anna 1ngram) have returned from
a wedding trip to Chicago and else
where on the great lakes and are at |
their own home, 1874 East Indepen-
dence avenue, where they will re-
ceive friends after this week.
The meeting of circle three of the |
Womans Missionary society of Boston |
avenue Methodist church will meet !
Thursday afternoon in the home of /
Mrs. r. Forest Hayden, instead of
with Mrs. L. L. Martins as previously |
announced.
Mrs. Du Val English Holeman left |
yesterday for jefferson City, Mo. at /
the conclusion of n several weeks visit |
to the home of her aunt Mrs Jerry F. |
O'Mara, and Mr.. O'Mara, PA East ,
Nineteenth street Maple Ridge.
DR. Victor LNXimmerman OF New |
York. who has been visiting the home !
of MIR. and Mrs Hugh King. jr.. for |
several days. will leave on Thursday |
for Rochester. MINI. where he goes |
TO visit the Mayo hospital.
Miss Margaret Mosby has arrived |
from Dallas Texas, to visit the home |
OF her sister Mrs. Walter f.. Broacn, |
and Mr.. Broach for an indefinite |
time.
Miss Margaret Ringgold will leave |
early next week for visit to her ]
home-folk in -Dermott, Ark, after
which she plans to go TO Chicago for |
two or three months piano study.
Miss Mary Clay Williams has ar