Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-23
Social Side of State
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John A. Dickinson, which was ccle-
bratod at 7 o'clock Saturday evening
In tho homo OF MIR, and Mrs II. !,
Davis. Tho ceremony was performed
by Rev. John IL. Aberncthy In INC
presc nee OF 80 guests. followed WIN
dinner nj s:30, served TO 10 iricndH
and roiauvcs. Both Mr.. and mrs'
Dickinson have many friends IN 'hlS
city, where they have lived for sew
erai years
Miss Harriet Lab ENTERTAINED a
fow friends at an elaborate parry
preceding dance In the ElhH nome
Mrs. r. +, Lamb was assisted ny Mrs'
Walter Bavington -
A group OF youngsters were IN
vited on Saturday afternoon by Mrs'
W. G. Rollins TO celegrato the hilh
birthday anniversary OF her son ~
bort Fenton. In entertainment MITE
J. X. Gardner assisted Mrs. RoIlihs
The third net OF Anthony hn9
Cleopatra" was read ana hnhlyEeu
Friday ht n meeting OF ins ShaAe-
spcare club in the home OF Mrs -. n.
Cochran. Mrs. George A. NICHOLSON
was added to tho Shakespeare mem
bership. ,-,-.,
At tho First Methodist Ep1coph
church. south. Tuesday nlsnl. meIg
was "a pleasant gathering hrranseu
by the membership in honor OF mos"
who have recently idenullsd tnoh,
selves with this church body NH
returned veteran In Y. NJ. G. A work
from abroad, DIR, q. A. Lambert was
an honor guest OF the occhnioh' nna
IN nne with Mrs lambert heV. ana
Mrs. John ". Aberncthy' ana a lew
OF tho members OF the otfical DoaTn
and the mission society, efteho.a a
welcome TO the d2b guests. mSS
Dorothy Defreese, Miss laNxkss
Smith. Mss MsrJorle Dhiton Suo
W. Gll. Mrs John Aberncthy and
Mrs J. 4. Price all sang vocal soiec- &c
tiops. Mrs. T, i. Paxton played me
dance from Henry the Elgn,n pr,
Lambert closed win oriei sA''oh OF
the brighter side OF ,ne wN;
dinner was s'.en OF M,I's,
evening by MT. ana Mrs ~, - m,leI
70 a group OF girl friends OF their
daughter. MISS Oiadys Mller' in no"-
or OF her birth ANNIVERSARY,
ono huhorco suess Iron anons
the MEMBERS OF the south ana csntrh
circles OF me Ald society o, us
the homo OF Mrs. Harlan Read. Tues
day afternoon NJ the invhation OF 'ne
members OF the north clrcie.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Ellis Amp!er lnvI'ea
sns members o. DTs sc sS0u, ,roon 0Ip 10 70
celebrate Tho isth anniversary OF
their son Eiva, during thc week.
Miss mary van horn and MiAS iva
Tho three parlor rooms OF the First
Christian church were opened in,o
ono Tuesday evening wnen MRS, Wh,
r m. IS0is' g M uollins.rorth H ~ or % ioin,iy we're s
noete9os 70 the members OF tho
Philathea ciass.
Mrs. Ardo IA fnhcosN en.or.a,nea &c.
the memocrs OF Lhe oisse ,ausnt uy
Judge John Caruther. In the presoy-
asrian cnurcn scnooi on IhursoAy
evening IN her nome. Thore was
rptreshment serving.
Mrs. W. b. Armour was me iecip-
lent OF Q pleasant surprise on
Tuesday. when mAuons oanoo ~
aoon AIne Iuhcneon prepArsu
After the serving OF luncheon an IN
formal AFTERNOON was spent Mns
Armour was presented with wv,
nouse plants a. rememprahee OF th'
oceenon.
As o'clock dinner Monday, IN non
Or 0K the bfNh anniversary OF MRS
Aary Wnite' ned Aa oeor1e TO
man niece. - hosMe' SeverM enu
from frienos mere ana In ohio' were
received.
me Heereeuon cIuo met on MON
DAY ANsrncon IN the nome OF mfs
v. 9. DuMout
The nome OF Mrs. ". " tapp wa'
the scene OF . gathering OF memper'
Of the SAmmie ctup entertained theli
friends ~ "gueN say on wednes'
DAY.
There were six tables at pridse ane
i've at euchre IN the hhWhs o.