The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-18
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Informal

Lillian CRAWFORD rERKnss

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Informal
MIRA Giles Penick entertained "A
group OF children on "Wednesday
afternoon from until In honor
Of the sixth birthday anniycfsary
Of her small daughter Julie After
games that pleased, the merry party
ware snrvcd with refro-hmenia The
tAblo was b,autlficd with rose nla-
kes holding dainty coufocuona.
The f0talott club met In tho Tea
Cup Inn yesterday FOR luncheon and
business needing This clue los com
posed of members OF tho younger
BOT
Tho national topic "Ameripanigu'
has Inspired the organization of 'h"
Sons OF tho American Ncyo.u'lIu
In Tulsa and elsewhere. ON Thurs.
day evening the TULSA organization,
new one. mot iu social and b4si.
moss session In the Kennedy res
taurant In tho private dining room.
holding the first monthly mcctlus.
Members present had their wives.
Much intorcst In being shown in thiH
now patriotic body which already
gives promise OF formidable stand
for AmcrlCdnl8m by rmulH Ing tho
work OF their forcfathors This vii
be noen by tho mcmuei ship l.gt, Pa
pors approved in Washington Tor
these TulaauH, wcro for Mess H
James NJ. Han. Paul Galloway. llur.
race IL. Ilagan. E. & Murray T.. g..
Barrows. g. g. Magee. r,rciNa g.
Mngee. c. T.. Bennett g.. IT, Fen or
macher. Frod Noodsou, G. Il. llag-
gard g. NJ pritchard. Prof John
Knowles Weaver Mr l.. jerks. he
president OF the Sons of the Amer
loan Revolution. ~ coming to OKLA
boma City on January 26, Rt which
time a dinner will bo given In his
honor by the state Aocioty. Officers
of the local organization are: Mrs.
q. 10. Bennett, prcsdcnt, Mr.. L.
G.. Murray. secretary treasurer; Mr.
J. NJ Hall, chaplain, Mr. H.. G.. Bar
rows. registrar. Mr.. l.. T.. Mdgce,
trustee.
The I,ofting club was entertained
Friday afternoon In tho home OF
Mrs. W. Il. Stallings. A color scheme
OF yellow and white was used ir the
decoUt tions and unusual features
employed In the manner or onter-
tanning. In addition TO the club
membcrs specially invited guests
were Mrs. Willard John. Miss Iu-
cile John, Mrs. w. I. Williams, Mrs
Harry c. Bagoy, Mrs Wesley West,
Mrs Bradford Jennings Mra Louis
Cohen, Mrs. X. t. ROLAND. Mrs A.
g. Burroughs. Mrs A. X. swami,
and MrS Caroline Baker.
Ono of the informal Courtosies Of
tho past woeek was the afternoon
party and informal luncheon given
by Mrs. w X. Rltchie In her home
on North Denver avenue, honoring
Mrs. Paul Payne and her guest. Mrs.
Newman. of California.
Miss Dorothy Plngry entertained a
company OF friends with dancing
and games In her home on Friday
evening. The following wero present:
Misses Ruth Wetzol, Dean kilRo,
Wilma Campbell, Lula Blolock. MI.
dred Allen. sara Little. Twila WI.
son. Mildred Shepard, Rhoa Letting.
well: young Messrs. Frank Kennedy
Dave Quinn, Preston Ligou. Rus
sell Upton, Hsrank Richie, Eddie
Chisim, Chester McNutt. Lloyd
Wells. Vernon Mlnton. joe Small
Grover Chancellor, II. II. Morgan
Nolan Sheehan. Charles Taylor.
The Hostess club ot tho Y. W. G.
A. In spending the Weekend at the
Lodge In charge OF Miss Edna
Pyle and Miss Hoobel.
The Bon Jour club will mee'
Tuesday with Mrs NJ, J. Flanagan