The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-14
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Hutrhins. THc.llo Pollard, Nuuabtl''
Williams. Cowila Eushyhcad, Nuth
IS klFgugor and Nlrulc koh'rif hl
tended the shows at Tulsa sunday
.%>r and Mrs. ". jennings enjoyed
a visit sunday from their SON
Bwynnc. OF sand Springs
Mrs. Melvin Means and Mrs. y. "
Means spent sunday VislIng irIchdA
in Sand sprIngn.
Mr. and Mrs Tom clIno have re-
turned from a visit TO SWoet"atef'
Tenn.
Mrs a vs. Bcay"rs hah ns her
guests this week her aHIcrH, Mth
Marx sandrrs and Miss ruth Glass
Of SprluRdnle. Ark.
Nj and Mrs Roy Corgan, ~ W1g
oucr, tpcnt the week end In the CITY
win Mi aud Mrs. Edgar Anderson.
Mrs George Hale and little son
have returned from visit to her
parents at Kansas City, Mo.
Mr and Mrs. WIN Hedge, of Tulsa,
spent sunday In the city with MI
and Mrs Barney Hedge.
Mr.. and Mira Harry katos had aa
their SUNDAY guests Curt iantz and
Mlrs Mildred Morrison OF Tulsa.
Miss Jeasie llolcman Ia visiting her
sister. Mrs. ralph Davis, at Locust
Grove.
Mien ruth Austin, who ia attend
tng school at Vinita, hpent tho week
end In tho city with her mother, Mira
Vera Austin,
Mr. and Mrs. HOOD NJ. Shannon, OF
Oklahoma city, spent tho first OF the
week In the city. guests of Mr. and
Mrs Waitey Dodson.
Mrs. Perry Maybcrry spent the
lat NJ
Fayetteville Ark.
Miss Rena Dsnnlaon entertained
tho wednesday Bridge club this
week.
Mrs. W. T. Mlls was hostess to
tho Friday Auction Bridge club at
her home on Second street this week
and proved herself II pleasant host
esN
Mrs. J. Hurt Ffppln entertained
tho Christian Ladies' Ala ut her homo
on North Muskogoe Thursday after
moon A large number was present
and an enjoyable time was had
Mrs. ". W Martin spent the past
week visiting friends In Enid.
Miss Ruth ftause, OF Tulsa. is Wis
iting relatives In the city for a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Chambers have
returned from Walt to oklahoma
City and McAlcstor.
The Sunshine-Study club met
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. w. E.
Sunday. Tho subject was "Domoc-
racy. Nationality and League of
Nations" A paper on "Debts OF the
Belligcrsnts" was read by Mrs Ress-
Ter. A selection entitled America.
a beacon Light OF Peace" was read
by Mrs J. !. Bowman
Mrs. T. ID. Manross was hostess to
~ nj La N
sunday school Friday evening at
their regular monthly social. A pa
per by Mrs. u. Ferrarn and poem
by Mrs NJ. r. Shryst were enjoyed.
Ice cream, cake and coffee were
servod. The evening was highly en-
joyed and Mrs Manross proved an
snviable hostess.
Mrs. Harry Martin, OF Tulsa, spent
q part OF tho week In the city visiting
her daughter. Mrs. n. v. Story.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stick Fry. Mr., And
Mrs Lot langley. II, NJ. Draper and
Joe Gibbs attended tho stock show ai
Oklahoma city last week.
Mesdamcs G. r, Godbey, NJ. Haas
II. H. Kaho. j. G. Resier. A. T.
Challburg. ]. r, Flippln and Thomas
ostenburg went to Tulsa Tuesday
night TO hear the Carson Concer'
course nj Convention hall.
Miss Martha McPheotors, of etlii'
water, is tho guest of Mrs Martls
Watson.
Mrs. II, A. Mayberry entertained
tho Methodist LADIES Aid al heI
home on East Fourth street Thurs
day afternoon
MIR and Mrs. C. n, Lttleneld Wis
tied Misses Rose and Maude fAttle
field at Tulsa Sunday.
Mrs Turk Moore and Il. w. Martir
attended tho tnterchurch worl'
movement at Oklahoma city tho pas
week.
Miss sadie Adalr spent tho week
end with friends IN Snpulpa,