Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-18
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! Mrs. G D Miller Of oil City. IA, arrived
/ boo the city the later part of the week for Il
/ visit with relatives.
Miss Hazel Keller was an over sunday Wis
| itor In Tulsa where she visited relatives.
Mrs. Earl Davis was hostess TO the j. Y.
/ r g.. club Thursday afternoon. entertaining
! with hnclfcun and needle work
Mrs Ray Talbot was hostess to very
/ pleasing party Thursday afternoon. entertain
! ing the members Of the Holly club A lunch
/ con was feature Of the afternoons pleasure.
! Mrs George Marshall was hostess to the
/ East Side Bridge club Friday afternoon. hav
/ ing ms additional guests Mesdames Joe Bar
/ Ties of Dewey, Dudley T. Luall and j. +.
/ Mclliheucy. Following the game, dainty re
! frcshments served.
| Mr. and Mrs J. E Haskell of Bradford.
! p7., are the guests OF their daughter, Mrs.
| Herbert Straight.
Mrs. T. J. trrigk returned TO her home in
/ 'ancy kan. the later part of the week after
! few days visit here, the guest Of her daugh-
/ ter. Mrs. " b Errard.
Mr. and Mrs. j. 5. Leach and son Frank
/ and Mrs II & Duke were over Sunday Wis
/ itors in wichita the guests Of Mr.. aud Mrs
/ r. . Boggs
Mrs b. H. Harris was hostess to the Nee
| dlecraft club Tuesday afternoon; entertain
ing as additional guests Mesdames r. L. Col
! train, 4 G.. Williams and Preston Straight
! \ two course luncheon was feature Of the
/ afternoon pleasure
| Mrs. clyde Reason was hostess to the Star
! club Thursday afternoon, entertaining with
! n luncheon
/ Miss Ncn-Leach was hostess to the Xii
! kare club saturday afternoon, entertaining z
| with three tables Of auction bridge. and hav-
! ing AS SPECIAL guests Misses Nell Morgan,
| Elizabeth Dunlap and Ella Wilson
Tuesday afternoon the current meeting of
| the Tuesday Literary club was held at the
clnbrooms of the library, with Mrs. d. f.
! Buchcr ~ leader
Miss veva Holm was hostess to the Coterie
| club Thursday afternoon. entertaining with
| four tables at auction bridge, complimentary
! to Mrs. h r. Holm and Mrs D. v Swing.
Mrs. kirtley of the St Clair hotel left the
early part OF the week for Omaha, Neb.,
where She viii spend a few weeks with her
daughter. Mr.. o Martin.
Mrs Frank Phillips and her guest, Miss
Gcna Martin. were visitors in Kansas City
the later part Of the week
dependence returned home Tuesday morning
after few days visit here. the guests Of
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. n. .Pennybaker
ore Of the most interesting weddings Of
the season occurred Wednesday at the Muehle.
bach hotel in Kansas City. when Miss Mil.
drcd Beattic daughter Of Mr. and Mrs r. L.
Bcaitie Of this city, and Mr.. John Phillips,
were united in marriage by DIR. Burris A
jenkins. only immediate members of the
family and a few close friends We're present
at the ceremony. Both young people are
prominent in Bartlesyrlle and will be at home
here TO their .riends after an eastern honey.
moon trip
Mrs Il f. Clark was hostess to the Mu.
sical Research and Dramatic club Monday
49, "u''' iht'i 'nAihs paptIs were fehu nI
Miss Wear and Mrs w. H. Gill. Also
number of interesting musical Numbers were
enjoyed.
Tuesday afternoon an open meeting OF the
Tuesday Literary club was held at the
library
Mrs Floyd Beattic was hostess 10 the
members of the Young Matrons guild Mon
dsy afternoon. A luncheon was part OF the
afternoon pleasure
Miss Olga Peterson returned To her home
in Pittsburg, Kan, Tuesday after a brief
visit with relatives in the city.
Miss Gertrude lIouk was an over Sunday
visitor with relatives in COffcyville
Mrs G. Dorm and children returned the
early par of the week from several months
visit with relatives In Houston, Texas
Mrs Eli Spsyd was hostess TO the mem
hers Of the Pythian guild Wednesday after
noon with two.course luncheon
Miss Georgia FoN gave q very pleas eve
ming partv lhnrsdAX entertaining nhnnt IL