The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-24
STATE SOCIETY
SApIIpA.

Mrs. Mel Burgess departed Sun.
day night for Kansas City where she
was called by the death Of her sister
Mr. and Mrs. O, G.. Grigg Of Tulsa
spent Sunday hero as tho guests NJ
Mr.. and Mrs I. NJ. Ellison.
Mrs Mart Adams Of Lincoln.
Neb., is hero visiting at the home n,
Mr.. and Mrs. II, Il. Cardwel
Mrs. l.. b Fitzhugh. Mrs p. r
tnger, Mrs G. G. Taylor and Miss
Dorothy Taylor went to Tulsa Mon
day night to attend the opera given
By the Scott Grand Opera companv.
and where Miss Dorothy TAYLOR as
sisted at the reception given FOR
Scott and his stars at the Country
club there.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. T. Godfrey and
daughter, Ruth. of Holdenvills re
turned Tuesday morning 10 their
home after a week end visit here
with Mr.. and Mrs. F.. n. Dagley.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. n. Hartman and
infant son of Abilene. Texas. are
here visiting at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. II. l.. Carpenter.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. u. Zimmerman
left Tuesday for an extended trip
during the summer. They will visit
In Washington, Iowa and Idaho.
Mr. and Mrs. r. +. Vinson enter.
tanned with a SIX o'clock dinner
sunday evening complimentary 10
the birthday anniversary OF b. o.
Wright. Covers were laid for fifteen.
Miss Ruth Burlington entertained
Monday evening for the members of
the senior high school class at tho
Country club. Boating and dancing
supplied the entertainment and a do.
licious picnic supper was served on
the lawn. Mr., and Mrs. u. II. Buff
| fington chaperoned the party.
The young ladies OF the South
| Methodist church entertained sat
urday evening with a dinner party
at the home OF Mrs. S. W. Moore
| complimentary TO Miss Olina Hanna
who left Tuesday night to enter A
| school of missionary training. Cow
| ors wore laid for ten members of the
organization and Rev. and Mrs. f.
| ii. Casey. Miss Anna Barnes acted
as toastmistress and toasts we're
| given the departing member by Miss
| Pauline Gather, Mrs. S. w. Moore
and Rev Casey.
| Mrs j. VIII johnson entertained
the Busy Hour Embroidery club Fri
| day afternoon at the children's
home.
Judge and Mrs. n. a. McDougal
and two daughters. Mary and Violet,
returned home Monday from Miami,
| Fla, whore they spent the winter
Mossrs and Mesdames j, y. Berry
| Bert DeLoZier, Louis Davidson and
| Ferd Kaufman attended the grand
opera in Tulsa Tuesday night.
Mrs. T., l.. Workman and Mrs G..
L. McCallum spent Tuesday shop
ping in Tulsa.
Mrs. Milton Hubbard and little
daughter, Katherine Belle, and Mrs.
w. c. Hodges and infant son Junior,
left Wednesday afternoon for New
kirk, whore they will visit their par
ents, Rev. and Mrs a. n. Lindsey
Mrs, John Lawry was hostess 70
tho Pollyanna club this week The
afternoon was spent at cards Mrs
Harry Welch and Mrs. Fred Speak
man scoring high. At five O'Clock A
dainty lunch was served TO the mem
hers and these guests: Mesdames
Hess, Mallory and Lee.
Tho Mistletoe Delphian chyPter
met Tuesday evening with + Mrs,
Klingensmith at her home on South
made for a picnic to be held Satur-
day at the country club home ot
Miss Abbie Arnold and the program
; was postponed until this time.
, A reception was given "Wednesday
evening In the First Methodist
church for Miss Mae Adams, Bible
class instructor, who is compelled "a
leave for another climate on account
OF serious throat trouble.
Mrs. j. +. Outlaw entertained
Tuesday evening between the hours
of five and seven o'clock compll-
mentary TO the seventh birthday an
niversary Of her son, j. Earle. There
were 5 little friends present and he
time was spent in outdoor games. A
delicious ice course was served.
MIR, and Mrs G.. NJ Evans lef'
Thursday for an extended summer
trip through El Paso, Texas, Ca'for'
mia and Salem. Oregon.
DR. j. y. Bowers OF Waco, Texas
who is returning TO his home fr8m
the Southern Baptist conventioYi'
Waebinntpn II q ig hpra yigifng