Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-02

! w HeeIcT Will mako lHelT IuluTe
home In Dallas.--Muskogee Times
| Democrat.
Mrs. Il. Otis McClintock will re-
| turn within a few days from Kansas
| city, where she went 10 meet her
brother, Mr. j. Ray Stebbins. for "A
/ few days visit before his entrance
into the army service and to ac-
company her mother. Mrs. Grant G.
Stebbins, home after a summer 5
stay in the north.
Mrs j. l.. Palmer is entertaining
this afternoon with a box party at
the Empress theater. honoring Mrs.
T.. Is. Longs guests, Mrs. +. NJ.
Hanna Of Lock Haven, Pa, and Mrs
I. T.. Baird OF Altoona, Pa, also Mrs
Hubbard Rudisill's house guests.
Mrs +. H. Bethea Of LAunsdale. Ala
bama. and Mrs. Frank Jackson Of
birmingham. Ala.
The Misses Irene and Bess Bown
and Miss Mary Nicholson were host
esses at the opening meeting OF the
Pan ellenlc association last Satur-
day large number Of the members
were present and over their knitting
made plans for the winters activities
and war work.
Members OF the w. c. r l.. re-
siding on the north side Of the city
have been called to meet at 1880
o'clock Wednesday In the United
Presbyterian church, Cameron and
Cheyenne for the purpose OF organ
ling Il union for that section OF
Tulsa.
Mr.. Austin Gavin. elder son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Gavin, who
recently finished the ground school
| course NJ the naval aviation at Bos-
| ton technical institute. has been
| transferred TO Miami. Fla, whore he
will train for q flyers commission.
The opening meeting OF Jane
Adams chautauqua announced for
| Friday afternoon has been post
| poned on account OF the Liberty
loan drive until the second Friday
| In October.
Mrs. Clarence J. Hlndman, one
OF the captains OF the women's LIB
erty loan committee, is confined to
her home i'll OF grippe and will be
unable to assist In the early part OF
| the campaign.
Mrs. John u. Hillhouse and Mrs
Charles Baer OF Kansas City. who
were guests for several days OF their
sister, Mrs, John j. Moroney. have
returned home.
Trinity Guild will meet for its
opening session OF the season. Fri
day afternoon in the sub-story Of
Trinity church.
Young Mr. Jack Roth, son OF DR.
and Mrs. Albert w. Roth, has en-
| tered Cornell university, for his
freshman year.
Mrs. John J.. Shakely will return
home today from Pittsburgh, Pa,
where she has been the guest of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Kiser, the
past month.
Mrs. W. O. Cardell has returned
| from Denver. Col. where she was
| called last week on account OF the
death OF her sister.
Mrs. r. d. Penn and daughter.
|
| itlng Mrs. Penn's sister. Mrs. T. f.
/ Reagan.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. f. Rechnltzer OF
st. Louis who have been guests for
several days OF their daughter, Mrs.
Max Madansky. will return home at
tho weeks end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl w Sinclair ar
rived home Sunday from Chicago,
where Mrs. Sinclair Joined Mr.. Sin
clair for the bankers meeting, after
a summers stay In Minnesota.
Judge Frank B. billiard opened his
home informally to a company OF
friends last evening in honor OF the
visit of his sister, Miss Annie Laurie
Dlllard, OF Columbus, Ga. There were
thirty-five guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mack II. Deal and
son William and Mr.. Deals parents
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Deal, have re-
turned to Wynnewood Okla, after
a several days visit to relatives here.
Mrs. w. J. Collier leaves on
Wednesday for Camp Grant, Rock
ford, ILL.,, where she goes to visit
her daughter, Mrs Russell Law and
Lieutenant Law prior to the latter's
departure for service overseas.
Mrs. A. A. Small left Tuesday to
visit her son. Mr.. George Small. and
Mrs Small in Chicago, after which
she will go on to Indianapolis and
Anderson, Ind, to remain until the
holidays.
Mrs. James h. DIGS and children
are home from their summers so
journ in Colorado. Mrs. NJ. J. Mac
larry, mother OF Mrs. Digs, who ac-
Companied them stopped over in
Chanute, Kan. for a visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert n, Mason
are expected home during the week
after a summers stay In Colorado
and New Mexico.
Miss Mae Evans entertained with
small dinner last evening in the
Country club.
Mrs. Kate Rarling OF Muskogee,
who was the guest of Mrs Frank
W. billiard for week. has returned
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. w, NJ. Baker and
son Billy have returned home to
Muskogee, after a visit with friends
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Whitney have
raturnad from a three months stay