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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-10-06
TIE LEADERS POSITION

Tue issue OF this paper yesterday car
RED the snnouncerneDr Of Mr. W NJ.
Whitnel OF this city. who will make
the race for Sheriff Of Fulton Co,,ntT
ar. Whitnel is making the race on an
independent ticket against Mr. q
West OF Hickman. who was nouinate
f0r the office ia the Democratic nri-
mary Of August 3. In politics Mr.
Whitnel IS a Republican.
The Leader is a Democratic uexsna-
per and as such has always stood FOR
party regularity In all ways AT rhis
time we wish 10 state that The Leader
viii continue 70 be q Democratic news
paper and viii support Nr West. We
could hardly do otherwise even IL We
wished
when Ne east our vote in the Dem
cCraric primary we thereby pledged
ourselves 10 support the nominee. Who
ever the nominee might be- Frankly
speaking. there were others in the race
whom We preferred 20 Mr.. West. and
we did not vote for Mr. West. But
the fortunes Of politics did not favor
the man OF our choice and he was de-
feated The fortunes Of politics did
favor Mr. West ana he was the winner
Of the nomination. According to the
pledge that we and other voters made
by entering the primary. we are moral
~ bound 20 support Mr.. West. He Is
the legally nominated candidate for
sheriff. and he il entitled 70 the sup
port OF every Democrat who voted In
the August primary.
OF Mr.. Whifnel we have nothing 20
say in q disparaging manner We have
known him % be- a clean. straightfor-
ward young man. We have but two OBJ
iccfions to his being sheriff. One of
those objections il that be il a Repub-
lican the other j. that Mr.. West Is en-
titled % the office. II he l. not EMIT
lei to the office the Democratic party
must surrender every vestige Of party
regularity. Mr.. West won the nomina-
ton over his opponents. and we are as
Surcd that his opponents viii do all
they can 10 insure his election.
Fulton Daily Leader.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-10-06
RESIDENCE DAMAGED BY FIRE.

The residence Of J. H. Peck ON MOul-
ton street was damaged by fire Satur-
day afternoon. the roof being burned
and the interior damaged by fire and
water The fire department. led by
Chief Posey did good work I'm extin-
gushing the flames and protecting the
nearby buildings. The damage Is esti-
mated az about $500. fully covered by
insurance. The furniture Of Gather
Jones. who occupied the second floor
of the residence was damaged TO some
extent In removing II from the house.
and this was fully insured
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-10-06
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH.

Sunday School o 40 a. m. preaching
10 40 a. m and Z 80 p. m. Junior
League > 30 p. m, Mrs. j. VI Calvin
to lead.
Quarterly Conference 18th. The men
will entertain. Rev. X. a. Clark will
preach al I 80 p m 10th Mid-week
service Wednesday Z 80 p. m. Miss
Sophia Lunsford and Mr.. Cecil Roper
viii collect Centenary and Educatioal
moncy.-H. Il. Johnson pastor.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-10-06

The local carpenters union Is % he
congratulated on the manner I'm which
they have built the stands. pens. etc.
for the Community Fair which started
today. These men gave their work and
In this manner saved the Commercial
Club a big expense. They realize that
AZ takes money To put on n fair. so they
are giving their labor so that the money
collected can 20 i'm the premium list.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-10-06
FOOTBALL GAME TOMORROW.

On Friday afternoon the Hickman
Higt foot ball team will take on the
Union City eleven In the initial con-
test of the season The visitors have
smooth working machine as shown by
their victory over Marvin school. of
Clinton. The local bunch Is develop
ing good defense and promises TO
show up well The admission will be
csc. 25c for children
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-10-06

NOTICE-Al property owners are
notified that they must inspect their
flues before building fires. i'm order to
lessen the danger Of setting fire 10
buildlngs-Pat Posey. Fire Chief.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-10-06

Mrs Bunk Gardner and two chill
dren. of Mayfield. accompanied Judge
Gardner to Hickman this week and
spent few days here while court was
I'm session.
Mrs. Stringer. of Union City. form
erly here with Smith & Amberg's mill
linery department, was Hickman Wis
itor Sunday.
Insure your farm property in the
Hartford Fire Ins. Co. through their
local agents. Reid < Reid.
w. J. Webb. OF Mayfield. was attend
ing court here the first of the week
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Il. Stephens and Mr.
and Mrs w. III. Baltzer left Saturday
for different points in Mississippi.
making the trip i'm the formers car.
o
Joe Davis. OF Fulton. was In the
city Tuesday.
@. w. Waits was In Cairo Tuesday
on business.
J. III. Millet is on the sick list.
Mrs John Pyle is on the sick list
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-10-06
MADE TO ORDER.

Window and door frames. chifforobes
and library tables. kitchen cabinets.
skirt boxes and other cabinet work
done Furniture repaired and refin-
ished- Send down that old furniture
that i in the way. Some one wants TO
buy it, That old bed. dresser or chair
or old stove If the inside lining is ont.
] viii sell IL on commission Make
your wants known TO Il. :. Elliott Car
penter and Cabinet Shop. phone 326.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-10-06

The Parent-Teachers' Association viii
have a cake sale In the Montgomery
building Saturday.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-10-06
MULES WANTED.

1 want 10 buy the best weaving mule
coits.-lIerman Choate. 1S-tfc
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-10-06
MULES WANTED.

want 20 buy the best weaving mule
colts.-Herman Choate. 1c-tfc
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-10-06

Ii. s. Elliott has recently opened up
a much needed industry In thhe city in
the way of an employment agency. Any
kind Of labor which may be needed can
lie secured through his agency. and
those who are unemployed may seek
employment through his efforts In ad-
ditioh 10 this feature he has real es-
tate agency. and buys. sells and ex-
changes second hand goods. His
headquarters are opposite the old
mayors office. and we predict an ex-
cellent business for him In this new
venture.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-10-06

The remains of Henry Owens. well
known Hickman boy who gave his life
In France in the Great War. will
arrive in Iobo<en. y. J.. on Oct. 9th.
according 10 advices received by his
mother. Mrs. Agnes Owens. from the
War Department Mrs. Owens thinks
they should arrive here Saturday or
Sunday. The remains will be Inferred
at the City Cemetery, with services by
the American Legion.
III you want TO exchange your house
for land In Arkansas or Mississippi, see
ID y fiilott 1c
You has no assurance your property
won't burn. but you can have the sat
isfaction of being protected IL insured
with. Reid x Reid.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-01
BROKEN ARROW.

Mr.. Leon Venom left Thursday
night for Los Angeles for an ex-
tended visit to his aunt. Mrs Robert
Leper.
Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Baker an
nounce the birth of son last Fri
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. G. Mercer Of TUT
"A were the weekend guests OF Mrs
MERGERS brother, Il. y. Turley and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph McClendon
will leave about May 10 for Ava,
Mo, TO reside. Mr. McClendon will
be associated with Mrs. McClendon's
father, II. II. Wilson, in the auto.
mobile business
Mr.. Joe Dowdy is convalescing from
severe attack OF ptomaine pois
oning.
Mr.. Hugh Sanders, who has been
at Tahlequah on business for some
| time, has returned to Broken Arrow
and was Joined here by Mrs. San
| ders on her return from an extended
visit to relatives in Kansas. They
Will make this city their home, oc .
cupying the s. II. Barron residence
in the southwestern part of town.
Mr.. w. Il. Thomas Of Asheville, "
c., has returned home after week =
visit to his brother. =. NJ. Thomas
of Broken Arrow.
@. l.. Brooks is again able to be
| out, having about recovered from
injuries received while participating
| In the opening game OF ball In the
Sunday school league.
q. B. Chenoweth and family mo-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-01

son. jr., were hosts at an informal
dancing party In the Country club
on Monday evening TO present their
guest. Miss Josephine powell They
They were assisted by Mr.. and Mrs.
w. Val Jean Biddison. Mr.. and Mrs.
John l.. Shakely. Mr.. and Mrs Rex
~ Walker, Mr.. and Mrs !. q. Rosser.
Mr. and Mrs. G. n. Seger. The re-
treatment table from which dainty
Confections were served. as well as
ices and cakes, was adornsd with
spring flowers In pastel Hhadings
with pink candles IN flower mounds.
The list included Messrs and Mes
DANES Dan Hunt, ir., Thomas Hunt,
Max Campbell, Glenn Arthur Camp
bell, Misses Mary Skeen, Madge
Hurley, Margaret Hagler. Mary Can
non, Florence Sheets, Isabel Down
ing, Grace Campbell Juliet Hunt,
Jeanette Ross. Aline Constantin,
Amelie Constantin, Ruth Fitzpatrick,
Betty Comstock, Vivian Fulghum,
Caroline Kickaddon. Ray Walker.
Helen Waldpr. Minor Norris, Kath-
eeln Titzell, Richardson, Alice Will
son, Mcssrs. Vol Whitemore, Kenneth
Berry. George Reeves. Robert Nc
Doweli, Franklyn Ashby, Leon Kranz
Liilystrand. Edward Harvey, Edward
Thornton. Charles Dulaney, Thomas
Moore, Eugene Constantin. Aubrey
Thomas. Robert Berry, Norris Hop
ping, Brown, clifford Walker, Ed
gar Sogar, Henry Thomas. J. Calopy
Doctor Stanley, I'D Worthington, r.
IT. Berry, q. w. Henry, w. ". Henry
Glenn Ifeald. Charles Wrightsman
George Berry.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-01
STATE SOCIETY

tored to Okmulgee Sunday and
spent the day with friends.
After spending Sunday at home
Mr.. Harry McCullick returned to
Kusa, where he engaged in the oil
business, Monday He was accom-
panied by Mr.. McCulllck, who ex
pected to spend the week at kusa.
Jay Hlll was home from Tuskaho-
ma for an over Sunday visit with his
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Murphey OF Mus
kegee were the weekend guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Jones.
Mrs. william oliver had as her
house guests several days this weeP
Mrs. d. NJ. Rankin of Kansas City.
DR.. and Mrs. X. Pilgrim motored
to Coweta sunday and spent the day
with Mr. and Mrs. =. l. CLAY
Messrs. Mat Murray and John
Hampton have returned from Bar
tlesville. where they attended the
|. O. o. +. state encampment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elliott Bruner re-
turned to Coweta Thursday after q
brief visit to the Dan Childers fam
lily.
Misses Mabel Ash of Tulsa ane
Clara Ash OF Bixby spent the week
end with their parents. Mr.. and Mrs
George Ash.
Misses Alyce and Katherine Bur
dette were guests at an elaborate
| birthday dinner Sunday given BY
Mrs. Dan Abbott In Tulsa, honor
ing her daughter. Miss Beryl Alb
| bolt, on the occasion of the ami
versarv OF her birth.
Miss Irene Snowman left Monday
for st. Louis. where she expected
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-01
LuRcheOus

Mrs. James H. Gardner was hos
tess on Wednesday at very lovely
luncheon In the Tea Cup Inn, COM
plimenting her guest. Mrs II. Nom
tague Phillips OF Cleveland, Ohio.
and Mrs. Fannie W, walker. This
and Mrs. Fannie W. Walker OF Ken
lucky, who IN here visiting her son.
Mr.. Lucero Walker and Mrs. Walker.
This was Kentucky luncheon. The
table was quite attractive with log
cabin fashioned OF chocolate logs
and miniature fence surrounding
Il made of the confection. A typical
country scene was shown with picka-
rinies and animals made OF confec-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-01
SECTIoN-B

to visit relatives for a short time a,
later enter business college az
on the completion of her courss .,,
remain In the Missouri city. fim,,
position which already awaits
Mrs. G. A. Waid was the ho,a...
of a very pleasant surprise b,,S
day party Thursday evsr,s.
planned and given by her daurh,s.
Miss Gladys. A most deliclous q.
course with cake and fruit pu,S
were served during the everis.
Those enjoying the Hospitality W..
Messrs and Mesdames j. I Lv,,
j. l.. Ghere. W. II. Brecht and j y
Mitchell.
Aftcr a six weeks visit 10 ~.
family of her son, j. ID. McChl,
Mrs. Elizabeth McClaln has gons T.
Lenapah for a visit to relatiyes >"
DR.. and Mrs. o. Il. Morris s,a
children OF Tulsa were Sunass
guests Of Rev. and Mrs. L. y. Corr.
ing at the parsonage of the R,r
NJ. T. church.
Miss Ruth Parkinson OF Chlca,,
after a few days visit to Brok"
Arrow friends, has gone 20 This
for short visit to Miss Zoe W,1'
and will visit Mrs. Rov Hord n
Guthrie before her return home
The principal event In club m
during the week was the meeting A.
the Crafts club Tuesday afiernoo,
with Mrs. r. A. walllngford as b..
tess. At the close OF a pleasan, Al.
ternoon at bridge an elaborate saIsa
course was served. Members pre..
ent were Mesdamcs a. l.. Taylor
G.. j. Remey, G.. l.. Brooks. A. l.
Laws. G. n. Foster. william Wilson
Roy McKeehan. j. l.. Greens
Charles Dalton, Lon Kirkpatrick
and John kn.crson. Mrs. Wllian.
Sprague was a special guest for ths
afternoon.
Miss Dorothy Martin was n.
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank smih
last weekend.
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Monday


Women OF Sacred Iloart Parish
win give benefit dance a. National
Guard armory.
Mrs. Richard Lloyd Jones will en-
fortain az cards Informally for MISS
Laura Won SChradcr.
Mum club NEE with Mrs W. ".
Wood.
Oratorio. "Euah" .uuR by Tulsa
Male chorus and choir OF First
Christian chur. h at church 1880
O'Clock
RusMn Art cub meets with Mrs.
Andrew J. Rudd
T.. Il. L. class. First Baptist church
meets with Mrs j. w. McGec.
Tuesday
Ladies' Night by local Hotarians
in Country club
Mrs. r r. Roderick hostess 10
Chapter \. X. =. T. ..
Ah'cloka club meets with Mrs. II.
&. Mills.
Wednesday.
Regular u. A. n in Y. w. g. A.
800 O'Clock, MesdameH w. Albert
Cook, Earl w. Slnc'air and Fred
Scott aR hostess .,
Golf luncheon in Country club.
Council Of Jewish Women Will
meet TO elect officers at the library.
2.30 o'clock
e. c. club Will meet with Mrs.
Frank Barnes
Andrew Marler circle @. a. r., at
Moose hall, 230 o'clock.
Thursday.
Mrs. Leon II. Mead's informal
bridge in her home.
Fortnightly card party at Elks'
home. Mesdames +. NJ Reynolds
and Ray II. Sieg'ried. hostesses.
Friday.
Mrs. j. u. Jennings will entertain
Informally nj cards In her home.
Mrs. Bernard r. Caprs' Informal
dancing party for her young daugh-
ter. Miss Margaret Capps.
Drama League luncheon and cleo
ton of officers, Mesdames j. Rem
Jamln Brown. Held, Lindsey and
Nandewater. hostcsees.
Tulsa charter chapter Delphlans
meet in library 2 O'clock.
Saturday.
Regular monthly meeting Glenn
cnt A. Evans charter, u. u. G. with
Mrs. william Hargis walker. 2:30
O'Clock.
Mrs. Walter L. Cain will present
pupils In recital at library.
Regular meeting A. G. A. In Y. w.
c. A. club rooms at 230 o'clock.
Mrs. NJ. Il. Tuttle's luncheon for
Misses Naomi Brown ard Anne Ken
nedy, seniors who graduate in May
at Conway Braun school.
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lIuletto f. Aby Misses Powell and
Mildren Uanscl

IIuleto +. Ably, Misses Powell and
| Mildren Hanscl
Hrs Hubbard Hud.sii compii-
mcnted her visitor, Mrs. Samuel
Rice Bethca Of Faunsdalc, Ala., IN
u very attractive way on Friday
afternoon, entertaining ~ tables Of
players AT auction bridge In her
home on North Denver avenue. As.
slsfinR the hostess IN dispensing hCss
pitalitics were Mesdamcs Hugh NJ.
Rush Orin H. McCarty Theodore
Cos. George Reed ir. LethA Stanley
Buwhon, Clarence II. Taylor, Fred
Fulghum ana Frank 49, Long In
the games, Mrs. Ilulette +. Aby,
Mrs George W. Reed. ir., received
awards and NE guests prize was
presented tho hOnOre". Mrs Rudi-
sill's home was lovely with floral
decorations carrying out the pastel
shades Of lavender and pink. Wal
pockets. vases and bowls held snap
dragon and other blooms IN tho col-
ors and the tones were pcrpetuated
in tho rcfreshments. Guests besides
Mrs. liethea were McBdameA VIII
liam iiargis Walker. n v. Ice
Rhodes. ]. Raymond Burdick, Wal
ter VI. Mount, Rex $. Walker. Clar-
cnco H. Taylor, Orin w. McCarty,
Frank y. Long. Callahan. Ira Nc
'prty George ". Reed, ir., Edmund
Lashley, r. t. McGuffin, Theodore
cox - claude Richardson. jr.. WI
liam - Stnhl, y. V. Goldrirk. Rush
Grccnslade. g. IS. schaff Huiettc =.
Nby X. W Drake, Henry Bethea,
D. W Dye J. r. Forster. G. G. Horn-
don, Ewing Harris. 1.etha stanley
l.aWhon. George O. Horow, T. n.
short sydney x. Smith. wade owen.
ThcodOsia Henry. Bernard u. Capps.
s. Eugene Dunbar, Sanford Kelly,
Hal Hambo, John ID. McIsin, W. q.
Williamson, Robert Lee Daniel,
BlodRctt &. u. Watson, n. B. Han
ma. H. = Marshall, John Il. Meservc.
Merle Cadman, j. ~ Mitchell.
Claude l. Hough Misses Mildred
Hdnscl, Jennie Yerger King and
Edith williamson.
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Ky4rIIc

hNT1ttiNf
Daytime calls the skillful hand
Dusk time wells IN rest tho land.
Weary minds and bodies part
Dreams are born within tho
heart
Failure blinds the youthful eye
Faith within tho soul doth die
Yet, soft rays or hope DER
dart
Dreams are born within the
heart
Visions calling TO high noun.
ialnE
Burning lives ambition foun-
talnsa-
Fame is won I'm tc"ming mart
Dreams arc born witain tho
hear.
NJ. =. B.--ApriI .e 1921.
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O'Clock ana will elect officers TO
serve for the coming year
The e. c. club will meet with Mrs
| Frank Barnes on Friday, May 6.
Tulsa charter chapter of Del
/ phians will meet Friday afternoon
at O'Clock IN the library
Tulsa chapter Junior Hndassah
viii hold its last meeting for the
season on Monday afternoon with
Mi-p Esther Kun land. 52s North
Main street. a shower will be given
for the poor children OF Palestine.
The regular meeting OF Clement
a Evans chapter United Daughters
Of the Confederacy will be held
Saturday. May 7, with Mrs. william
HarRls walker az hostess.
The Anteloka club will meet Tues
day with Mrs. X, &. Mills, 6i9 North
Rosodale avenue.
Women Of the Alethean class OF
Nogales avenue Baptist church have
been working for the past two weeks
for class ~ 100, May ! at the sec
class Is divided into two groups and
each group Is working under cap
tain. There will be continuous
program from $3.50 a. m to Q ..
m Sunday, May /. including dinner
and supper at the church.
The Elks gave a delightful in
formal dance In their home on
Thursday evening, about 200 couples
enjoying the pleasures OF the occa-
sion.
Mrs. Walter Earle Brown enter
tained about 80 young people in her
home on Friday evening VITA dane
ing, complimentary TO her son,
Master w. II. Brown, jr, An or
ohestra played lovely airs for the
dance and a feature waa an elimina-
tion figure. Ices, cakes and punch
were lovely refreshments The list
Of guests included Misses Mary
Kathryn Rodolf Maxine Noble,
Alice Mae Kistler. Martha Ann
| smith Marian Savage. Helen Swan
san. Minnie Kennedy, Katherine
! Smith, Helen Kellough, F7orise
Wertzberger. Marian Brownlee, Dor
| othy Reyor, Ann Isabelle Strouvelle,
Jane strouvelle, Mary Alice Bole.
| Elizabeth Cries, Evelyn Crawford.
| Elizabeth Sinks. Margaret Capps;
! Masters Warren Dwight Abbott, jr.,
| Paul Robert Abbott. Morris Brad
ford. Philip Kramer, Evan Kemp,
Charles T. Noble. jr., Jucian Morri-
son. Charles Hopkins, Donald and
| Barney Fragnn, William o. Ligon.
| ir.. William Kistler. Gordon Means,
/ Harry Day, Joseph Kennedy, Rus
sell Hunt. Ernest Miller. Uulette r.
! Ably, jr., Dan j. Davisson. jr., Nor
man Wright and Harold Baker.
Mr.. and Mrs. u. Claude Richard
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-01

Tho Australian government Is
considering "A law requiring every
vessel In the coasting trade or carry
ing IL or more passengers, to he
subdivided into water tight compart-
menas and be fitted with fireproof
bulkheads and a double bottom.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-01
. Society
clubs-.Music--womaps Work

tions and trees and flower beds also
presented in quite the loyeliest man -
nor. All present were either ma
tive Kontuckians or had been long
time residents OF the state, These
gucsta. Mcsdames .. y Slnka, = u.
Caudlil. Davis l.. Oyeley Conn Linn,
II. W Spcrhey w. T.. Templcman,
and MiHs Olive Jackson. Toast were
given and "reminiscences exchanged.
MrH Phillips who has been charm
ing visitor here this epring, leaves
next week for LouIsyillc, Ky.
Mrs. John Murray ward and Mrs.
Leslie l.. Doyle were hpstcsaes at
luncheon on Wednesday ut the coun-
try club honoring Miss Josephine
Powell who R MrF DOylo's guest
and student at tho Chicago Art In
stitute. Tho luncheon was proTcs
sivc ia nature. tho five tables be
iug arranged with floral enhance
mcnt OF sweetpcag In lavender ana
pink, and placed IN the sunroom.
seated about these with hostosacs
and honor guests we're Mosdamcs j.
owen Pcarcc jr, -. Claude Richard
son IT,. Glenn Arthur Campbell, Max
Campbell william Robert Cartwell'
Thomas Hunt, Dan Hunt lr. Misseh
Mary clay williams, Dorothy Rich
ardson of Shreveport In, Margaret
Uagler, Corinne Baker, Juliet Hunt.
Emma Anderson. Aurilla Brigham.
Dorothy Dickcy, Mary Skcen, Nina
Norris
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-01
Parties

one OF tho larger parties or
tho week was the dinner and
bridge given Thursday evening
In the Country club when the y. y.
A. club entertained for their hus-
bands and special guests, the latter
being Messrs. and Mcsdamcs VIII
liam l.. Kistlcr, g. u. Dump. Giles
Penick. Cass a. Mayo, w. a. Brown
lee. william II Peck. u. Claude
Richardson. Jr.. Cyrus g. Avery
willard Foster. Frank " Casebeer'
John Is. Means, J. NJ. Hayner, How
ard ". Cole, Mrs Frances Collins
DR.. Ross Grosshart and Mr.. II. a,
Bradshaw.
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.CLubs

The Mum club will meet Monday
with Mrs. w II. Wood, Q East Sew
enteenth street.
The II. II. L. class OF the First
Baptist church will meet with Mrs.
j. w. McGoe, $40 South Cheyenne
nvonuo, Monday at 2:30 O'Clock.
Mesdamcs J. r. Meador and w. q.
James assisting hostcsses.
The Hyechka club has changed
It's date OF meeting from May 7
until May II.
Andrew Marler circle, O.. A. r..
viii meet at Moose hall on Wedncs-
day afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Tho Tulsa chapter, Council Jewish
Women, will meet Wednesday after
noon at the public library at 2;3
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-01
Informal

Mrs. Charles r. Hopkins enter
tained 16 young boys at her subur-
ban home on Saturday with a picnic
and dinner, honoring Walter Earle
Brown. jr., who is soon to leave
with his parents for st. Louis to re-
side.
One OF the beautiful par ries OF
the week, was the luncheon and
bridge given Saturday by Mrs. W.
J.. We,chel and Ransom =. Hume In
tho home of the former, honoring
the guests OF Mrs, Weichel, Mes
danes Fred Miller and Willia m
hoser OF Scranton, Pa, who arrived
this week. The motif was In rose
and the color chosen, pink. This
was carried out In the table adorn-
ment, place cards, trophies. Fifty
were present.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-01

Mrs. Hugh william Robbins OF
Dallas. Tex, and young son have ar
rived TO visit Mrs. Robbins mother
Mrs. Edwin u. Mouzon at 1923 South
Norfolk avenue.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-01
Personal Mention

Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Manning. 1927
South st. Louis avenue announces
the birth OF a daughter on April
90. who will bear the name of Har-
riet Mae.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-01

Mrs II. =. Showalter OF Sixth and
Market streets, left today for Tulsa,
whore she will spend the Weekend
the guest OF Mrs. w. p. H. German.
--MuskoEee Times-Democrat.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-01

Mrs c. C. Cole and children left
tho past week for ST. Louis and will
lator go TO Chicago to spend tho
summer Mt the Cole summer home
on north beach.