The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-26

plimcnted by her hostess with two
very pretty affairs. the first being
an leaborate five-course dinner Fri
day evening with covers for six. the
second affair being an informa,
afternoon at rook on saturday Dur
ing the games Mrs. Mac Dclk re-
ccivcd the favor for the high score
during the afternoon. Miss GLADYS
Howser, who made low score, was
also remembered At the close of
the games Il delicious ice course was
served to Mesdames William NJ.
Cooper, J. A. Reihle, George Hinkle.
Mac Delk. G. II. Malone, IL. q. Brad
ley, Misses Ona Peoicr, Juanita keer
OF Drexel, Mo, and Miss Gladys
lTowser.
Mrs. q. w. Griner will leave early
In the week on three weeks vaca-
tion which she will spend with home
folk at Gatesvillc, Ga.
Mr.. Seward c. Neibling. just re,
turned from overseas service. spent
II. T. Neibling and family on East
Broadway.
The families Of J q. Remy and A.
l. Routh left this week FOR an over
land trip to the mountain resorts In
Colorado where they will Join the
Broken Arrow colony and remain
during the remainder of the heated
term.
Miss Esther Hartman is home from
Kansas city for two weeks vaca,
ton with her parents. MIR. and Mrs,
Il. V. Hartman, east OF town.
= Miss Alta Woods has returned to
her home at Sapulpa after n weeks
visit with Broken Arrow friends.
She was accompanied home by Miss
Kathleen Dobson, who will be her
guest for a short time.
Or. and Mrs. w. ID. Ownby had as
their guests last week Mesdames
Ernest Ownby OF Durant and Charles
Swepe Of Bonhap. Texas.
Miss Pearl Llnkhart In spending
a short vacation at Alva.
Miss Lena Riddle left Saturday
for ST. Louis, where she VIII spend
her vacation.
Orthus Lewis has gone to silver
City, n. NJ, for the remainder or the
| summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. CRUDE are home
from a weeks visit to Mr.. CRUDE
daughter, Mrs. James Lyons and MT
Lyons. =,
Mrs. w. A, Jones has returned tc
Tulsa after spending a week with mel
daughter, Mrs. James Harsen. =.
| Floyd Knepper has gone to De'rof
for a six weeks sojourn.
! Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. sullivan arr
entertaining their daughter. Mrs. j
lF childress, and son w. M, oi
Huntsville, Ala. al,
| Mrs. r.. l.. Laws of Tulsa spent TN,
st week with her parents Mr' ah'
Mrs. A. w. Lancaster.
Miss Dorothy Barth left Mohoas
for Boulder, Cal, where she WI
snend the remainder OF the vacatioi
ner,od and later enter the university
Of Colorado. o,
from n two weeks visit to his par
ents at Fayette, Mo.
Mrs Roy McKeehan has returned
rron, visit to relatives at Vinita'
chester Roles, formerly connected
) with the Broken Arrow weatner W,
eau. left last week Tor Wasnins.o,,,
d. C., to which place he was reee"''
. granted a transfer. ,. u,
After n fortnight's visit with nom
e foik Evangelist c. w. Mahin ma
GONE 10 Dustin where he will be en-
Y Gagged in n series OF revival meeting
= Tor the next few weeks. Followin
, the Dustin revival Rev Mahin ma
! heen engaged for meeting
Arapaho. VIII,
I Mays have returned from an eN
tended motor trip through the cas-
including visits to their old nom
towns OF Huntington and Charleston
wv. va. They were accompanied
: Mrs 81 X. Phillips, a sister OF Mr.
, Charles Mays. who will spend IN