The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-29
State
Society


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THO high-udc VI social feeuyiilcT
for the present sumner season "
soLting in. and during the past week
many piCniCH, dinners, house part"H
ana similar affairs have been given
by McAlostor hOstcsscs, honping
gu0Hts iu-tho city. Among IN" many
was tho gathering Of young college
women Tuesday Afternoon, when
Miss Helen Jones' entertained for her
house Ju,a'a Miss Elizabeth Hrcwcr
OF kansas Guy and Miss WRllaoo
Heard ur EIksiono, Va. Tho guests
were Mics Elus UycrS of Fort Smith,
MIts, Thyrzt Head, Miss Eliyabe
Ilra4, Miss Ophella hilwec, Miss
Christine Hcncy Miss Emo Nutlcdgr,
Misc Ellie ,cth Cameron. Miss VIVIAN
RtoWlrt, Miss Edith reid, Mh- 10
rene Bell, Miss Elizabeth Han, hlNA
Helen Hall. Mis8 Christine Weaver.
Miss Loretta Bcll and hisa Bliss
LounsucrTy.
Mr.. ana Mrs O. H. Galbraith on-
tortalucd a number ~ the younger
social set with porch party Mon
day night, houoring their guest.
Robert Phillips OF Honey Grove,
Tex. Games were played and punch
was served between the scores. The
highest p. ore AZ cards wnA made by
WAYNE CurRno. who was presented
with n silver pencil as a prize. A. a
late hour tho guests were served
with Refreshments In the 4 dining
room. which was decorated In
color scheme OF red and white.
birthday cake In honor OF tho birth
day Of Mr.. Phillips was feature Of
the affair.
Mrs L. s.. Chapman entertained
at bridge on Monday afternoon. Xix
tables were employed. and tho rooms
OF the homo we're tastefully decor
ted with sweetpens Mrs Victor
Ruell and MrA r. NJ. Chilson carried
of prizes Of cut glass vases filled
with the flowers.
. Mrs A. G. brown will be the guest
or her parents At Altua, Okla, for
several weeks.
Mrs. /. H. Myers and litue son.
Jean have returned from Tulsa
where she was tho guest OF her par
ents
Mrs II. T.. Oates and daughter
Marie will leave tho first OF the
week for Wichita Fails. Texas,
whore they viii join Mr.. Gates and
make their future homo.
Mr and Mrs. Ralph NJ SaIton
have returned 20 their old home In
Oilton, Okla. after a visit or Heveral
weeks with the latter's parents Mr..
and hrs. A. W. breckenridge
Mrs. A. y. Harris returned Sun
day night from Kansas. where she
has been visiting, following a trip
20 St Louis to attend n conference
OF tho Southwestern division OF the
American Red Cross Mrs. Harris
IL chairman OF the home service de-
p0rtment for PlttHburg county.
Mr.. and Mrs A. +. Rudowsky
and daughter Anita and Mrs. r. A.
Rudowsky motOred 10 Hutchinson,
Kan. on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Rlngland re-
turned Sunday from Salt Lake City,
where they attended tho national
RotRrian convention.
Miss Betty Cason spent the week
end with relatives az DALLAS. Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Bridges re-
turned Sunday from Washington,
ID. C., where Mr.. Bridges appeared
before the railroad administration
concerning the division OF freight
rAtes between tho PittsburE county
railway and the government con-
trolled roads Mr.. Bridges In traffic
manager for the local railway com
pAny.
Mrs. Joe Bell and daughters.
Misses Boreno and Geraldine, left
Thursday TO spend a month with
relatives at Shawnee
Mrs. w A. Singhurst left Mon
dav for Parsons, Kan. where she
will visit her daughters
Mrs. McCurttin Lester and Miss
AlmedR Cheadle Of Tishomingo.
who has been her guest have gone
to oklahoma city TO spend few
days with friends.
The Gamma Beta Delta girls OF
the Methodist Episcopal church, as
sisted by their teacher. Mrs w. r.
Edwards, gave a pichlc supper Mon
day plfht in honor OF the young
mems class OF the church. The par
~ went to Coal creek. whore they
cooked supper, returHnE late In the
evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Mallory Hawk have
as their gueHts Ms s, ~. Hawk Of
Miami, w 4. Hawk OF Miami. Rus
eel Hawk, who has Just returned
from France, and Mrs. ]. E NAL
lory OF Memphis Tenn.