Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-13
BARTLES\ILLE.

Mrs A. b. Ayling was hostess to the
Needlecraf, club Tuesday afternoon, having
ss additional guests Mesdames Jerome Hill
g. Z. De Coster, J. 4. Ebbling and &. T.
Overfeld dainty two'course luncheon
was a feature OF the aftofnOon's pleasure.
Mrs Everett Carpenter was hostess to the
Young Matrons' Guild Monday afternoon,
entertaining with needlework and luncheon.
Miss Margaret Moran was hostess to the
Xii Kare club Saturday afternoon, enter
tanning with four tables at auction bridge.
Miss Marguerite Behning is spending the
week end with relatives in Nioaze. Kan.
Mrs. l.. +. Phillips was hostess TO one OF
the very pleasing weekend parties, enter
tanning with a l o'clock luncheon, honoring
her guest, Mrs. Otto Rissman.
Mrs. +. +. Kightlinger entertained with a
clock luncheon of very pleasing appoint
ments. having as guests the members OF the
Mistletoe club. Mesdames c. f.. Turner,
Elmer Kightinger and A. C. Kelley were
Mrs. r.. d. Rood was hostess to the d. A.
r. Tuesday afternoon, at which time election
of officers was feature Of the afternoon S
program,
pleasing appointments Tuesday having as
guests the members of the Holly club.
Mrs. Mary Behning of Coffeyville was n
visitor in the city the early part of the
week the guest of Mrs d. II. Behning.
Mrs. II. +. Yszel was hostess to the Star
club Thursday afternoon, having as special
guest Mrs. Homer Yazel Needlework filled
the afternoon, followed by q dainty luncheon.
Miss Emma Moon was an over Sunday
visitor with friends in Tulsa.
Miss Lucille Graham of Tulsa was an over.
Sunday visitor in the city the guest Of Miss
Lois Hill
Mr. and Mrs o. L. Huchison and daughter,
Miss Bernice returned the early part of the
week from few days visit with friends in
Wichita, Kan.
Miss veva Huchison left Tuesday for
Wellington, Kan, where she expects to spend
few weeks visiting friends and relatives.
Mrs. Marion Joslyn has as her guest Mrs.
Clint Parker OF Boston, Mass.
Mrs. J. ]. Palmer and daughter, Miss
Clyta, OF Independence are the guests Of
Mrs. Vernon Palmer.
Miss Violet Davis OF Independence, Kan,
returned home the early part of the week
after a brief visit in the city the guest OF
Mrs. L. L. Thayer.
Misses Virginia and Edna Ogg Of Musko.
gee, who have been the guests of their
brothers, Reese and Herbert Ogg, returned
home Tuesday.
Little Miss Jane Vandeventer OF Tulsa
returned home the latter part OF the week
after q visit in the city the guest OF her
aunt, Mrs. Pauline Churchill. Mrs. Churchill
accompanied the little miss home for u few
davs' visit
Mrs Fora Lannam entertained the G. W.
b. NJ. Tuesday in all all.day session at her
home in "Bele Mead Place A sumptuous
dinner was served at noon and the afternoon
was spent in general social way, including
very interesting program
Miss Laura Wells returned TO her home in
Independence the latter part OF the week,
after visit with friends in the city.
Mr.. b. F. Foster was hostess to the
Dresden club Thursday afternoon. entertain.
ing with luncheon and needlework.
Mrs. c. T.. Burlingame was hostess TO the
East Side Bridge club Thursday afternoon,
with four tables playing. Spring flowers
were used in the house decorations and q
dainty luncheon was served following the
game.