Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-14
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GAYS

Gays.
Mrs John d. Mayo entertained
with a pleasant informal party at the
weekend In farewell compliment to
Mrs j. ID. Clark who, with her son
and daughter-in-iaw Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl Clark, Will shortly take up her
residence in Caney, Kan There were
a dozen guests, all OF whom were close
friends Of Mrs. Clark.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl a. clark and Mr..
Clark's mother, Mrs. j. j. Clark, who
/ have been residents OF this city for
the past three years, nre removing ia
Caney. Kan. 10 make their home. Nfr.
and Mrs Clark will leave today, while
Mrs Clark. sr.. viii go TO NOwatn, to
visit friends before Joining the family
Ia their new home.
Mrs r. G. Hester and Mrs L. T.
shannon of Pittsburgh Pa, are
guests for several DAYS in the homes
II Dr. and Mrs Harold n. Messimer
ana Mr.. and Mrs James r Forster.
The visitors are On route home after
spending several months in california.
Mrs. Hester is a cousin OF Or Messi-
mcIs mother Mrs. g. II Messmer.
Mrs W. r. Paterson Of Flint. Mich =,
and Mrs Thom9s Il. Kennedy, ir.,
Of Roanoke, Va. who have been
guests Of their sister. Mrs. Don a.
Baxter, ANA Mr. Baxter. 1926 Soutn
Denver avenue. the past month, viii
conclude, their visit here today. re-
turning TO their respective homes ir
the uor.h and cast
Rev ana Mrs Frank Ncff left on
Monday night for their new home In
Hutchinson. Kan. Reverend and
Mrs Abel and their family Of two
children win arrive some time during
the week and will shortly he at home
m the First Methodist parsonage, COS
South Cheyenne avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs A. W. Brown of
Plcasaut>ille Pa. who have been
guests for several months past in the
home Of their daughter. Mrs. Frank
A. Haskell ana Mr.. Haskell, expect to
leave on Friday for a visit i'm Robin
son III, before returning home.
Mrs. Albert w. Roth Mrs James A.
Chapman and Mrs. James VI. Gillette
are expected to return home this
evening from New York. where they
went several days ago in the interest
of the new Young Women's Christian
association building for this city
Word from Mrs w. LYLE Dlckey,
who is a patient in a Topeka, Kan,
hospital. is TO the effect that she Is
Improving satisfactory from a recent
operation and II is expected her re-
covery and return home will be a
matter Of only few weeks
Young Mr.. Franklin Ashby will ar
Asrl I1.
school. Ashevllc, y. c.. to spend
several days vacation with his par
cnts, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry G. Ashby.
Mr.. and Mrs Earl G. Hastings and
MIR. aud Mrs. william X. Lindsay are
among those who have recently pur-
chased building sites in Sunset park.
Two delegates from each Of the 1G
federated clubs Of the city will meet
this afternoon at 2:30 O'Clock i'm the
public library for the purpose Of
forming Il federation.
The Pan Hellenic association will
meet for a luncheon, followed 10y an
null election of officers Saturday,
March "a, at the Superior tcaroom
Mrs Loyal j. Martin was hostess to
the matrons of the Merry Danes
club of which She is a member, yes
tcrday afternoon
Mr.. ana Mrs James X Crawford
and three children. Mrs. William Wal
lace ana Miss Florence Nightingale
will leave today for Battle Creek
Mich, to spend several weeks.
Mrs. ]. r. Crosbic is planning to go
east for the Easter vacation with her
daughter. Miss Lulu Crosbie. who is a
student at the Gardner school for
girls In New York.
Mrs Forrest Schilling will he host
css at a meeting Of her sewing club
this afternoon at her residence. Az
West Second
Mrs w \. Nqndever will have tho
members Of the Thursday auction
five hundred club as her guests
Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. NJ. Iverson will be