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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-03

meet on Tuesday at the home Of Mrs.
". J. Irvine. aii w. Blaine Of. As
this VIII Be the first meeting OF the
season. and the seventh anniversary
Of the organization. the scssion win
take the form OF . birthday party. The
program VIII be In charxe Of Mrs.
Blackaller. Mrs J. Brown. Mrs. z. ID.
Kennedy. Mrs. Packard and Mrs. q.
l.. Ciosson. and win include the His.
tory Of Our Club by Mrs. Irvine.
and "The Presidents Message" by
Mrs Ira b. Ford.
Women's Tuesday Club
The women's Tuesday club viii
meet Tuesday. October 4. at the home
Of Mrs. A. s. Hasgett. ATS 18th ave.
N. E.
Quarante Club
Tho Quarante club win meet at the
homo Of Mr.. NJ. v. Christrnan. 3sfe
Beach drive s. W.. Tuesday. October
4. at 8 .. m
Rainier PIT. A.
Rainier PIT. A. will meet Mt the
school Tuesday. October 4. at $50
p. m Business meeting. followed by
reception for teachers.
Educational Club
wonan's Educational club meets
at Federated clubhouse. at ESQ p. m.
Study Club. u. A. Il.
Study club Of Rainier chapter. ID.
A. r.. meets with Mrs. George w.
Yancy. 2oii Fifth ave. NJ. Z p. m.
broadway High PIT. r.
Broadway High School Parent.
Teacher association meets In school
library at p. m. Reception and tea
for faculty.
West Side Woman's Club
West side woman's Improvement
club meets with Mrs. Fred Schroeder.
s7is s9th ave. $. W.. 1880 .. m.
AIki Review. No. 80
AIki review. No. SO. w. y. A., Of
tho Maccabces. meets in w. o. w.
hall at y. m.
Order Of Amaranth
Order OF Amaranth. Seattle court.
No. I. meets in Masonic temple. Dc.
grees will be conferred.
IAdies' Relief Society
Ladies' Relief society meets at Sc.
attic Children's Home. D. m.
War Mothers League
War Mothers League OF America
meets In Armory at 8 p. m.
A. r. r. NJ. r. Club
A. r. II. NJ. r. club meets with
Mrs. Charles A. LAmperts. 11o7
32d ave. 2 .. m.
l.. o. r.. Club
l.. o. f.. club meets at EIks club,
. p. m.
Sunshine Club
The Sunshine club will entertain
with whist party on Tuesday aft.
ernoon at 2 o'clock at the Masonic
temple. the proceeds OF which win
be for the benefit Of a shut.in.
Laurel Camp, II. N. A.
Laurel Camp. II. ". A., in the
Swedish Club hall. Eighth ave. and
Owe st., at 800 D. m. Card party.
Travellers Aid Society
Executive board Of the Travellers.
Aid society IN the Y. w. c. A. blue
room. at 1890 .. m
Lady Stirling Chapter. d. A. II.
Lady Stirling Chapter, u. A. r..
with Mrs. ". r. Bredes, 1904 18th
ave. Hosfesses, Mrs. C. w. Chand.
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Ter. Mrs. A. J. Trumhun and Mrs
Joseph Valentine.
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Mr.. ana Mrs. y. q. McMieken
are leaving tomorrow for California.
Mrs. McMicken viii remain there
while Mr. McMicken makes n trip
20 Chicago.
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Miss Julis Dose left recently for
Dixon, III. to spend tho winter
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Mr. Paul d. Coles has returned
from tho East. where he has been at.
tending the Northwestern university
for the past three months. and has
re-entered the University OF Wash.
ington.
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Lady Stirling Chapter, d. A. II.
Lady Stirling Chapter, u. A. r..
with Mrs. ". r. Bredes, 1904 18th
ave. Hosfesses, Mrs. G. w. Chand-
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Executive board OF the Travellers.
Aid society IN the Y. w. c. A. blue
room. at 1890 .. m
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The women's Tuesday club viii
meet Tuesday. October Z. At the home
Of Mrs. A. s. Hasgett. ATS 18th ave.
N. +.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-17

flee In the city hall. nahv clinics
viii be held one day each week
during the summer months.
MI. ana Mrs. $. T. Daniel and
children, MIR and Mrs Clarence
Greer and children, Mr. and Mrs.
EWING and pr. and Mrs. Adkins ot
Tulsa have returned from a week =
camping trip ON Grand river.
large and 0pproclativc audience
hllcd the Community church Thurs
day evening when Miss blanche
Harvey presented her pupil Miss
virginia Wilson. In piano recital. In
the rendition " a splendid program
Miss Wilson displayed marked nhil.
ny ana her teachers predict very
promising future. Miss Iois kahn
Of Tulsa. who Is "A faVorito with
sand springs audiences. gave two
readings, Aud Miss Estc,lc Miller.
who has won several prizes In voice
contests, sang two selections. TNc
church was beautifully decorated
with ferns and garden flowers.
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BROKEN ARROW.

MISS Lucy toe plummcr returned
Sunday Afternoon from "a few days
visit to Miss Gertrude Bonncu at
Muskogcc
\. l.. Howlinc Ia home from school
at saltwater for "A short vacation
with his parents.
irof G. /. BuWard, " the nix
by public school faculty spent the
day In Nrokcu Arrow "Wednesday.
Mr and Mrs. ". l.. Tuu are
spending Il two weeks vacation
camping on the Illinois river, near
Tahlcquah.
Mrs G. II. Talbot aui daughters.
Elizabeth and Elsie returned last
week end from Fnyettc, Mo, whore
Miss Elizabeth attended school at
Howard Payne during the past year.
and where tho trio visited relatives
for fow weeks after the close OF
school
Frank Anderson and daughter
Mary returned to Snllisaw Wcdncs-
day after a brief visit to the for
mcr's brother, John Anderson and
family
Mitchell. has been at Houston,
Texas, tor the past year, IA here
looking after business matters and
will be Joined by Mrs. Mitchell for
n short visit with Hrokcn Arrow
friends before returning to IIousto on
Mrs. O. l.. Ash returned Monday
from u fOrtnights visit To her son
Clarence Ash and family, at La
homn.
Miss Goncvicvc Harkins Of Dcla-
ware. after few dnys' visit to her
sister, Mrs. G G. Paxton. returned
home Wednesday morning.
Louie llowscr. student nj,
Vanderbilt university NJ Nashville
Tenn, is spending the summer vaca-
tion period with his parents, httor-
rcy and Mrs. NJ. T.. Howscr.
After an extended visit TO hcr
mother. Mrs. ella olive Mrs w. II
rrichard returned to hor home at
rawhuska. Monday.
Lee Churchill left Saturday for
Snlina KAN. to Join his wife and
little son for short visit with rcln-
tivcs In their old home town
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Spears mo-
the day with Mr. and Mrs willis
Maves
ComplimontlnC thoG homo guests.
Mrs. RoSsic Atkinson Of Seattle and
Miss Ollie and Edgol Brown of
Tulsa the Misses vivian. vida and
Minnie Curnutt gave dolightful
swimming party Saturday evening
NJ VOLTS lake to n jolly group al
! friends
About 40 girl members of Tho
Kings Daughters and Sunshin,
! Sunday school classes OF the NJ T.
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SAND SI,liINGS

Mrs. c. u. Gregg of Henryctta
spent several days with Mrs. q. e.
Weekly.
Tho Methodist Sunday School en-
joyed picnic Thursday afternoon
at Sand Springs park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Aiken left
Tuesday for "a vacation trip TO Nocl.
Mo.
Mrs. Myrtle Woodcll and dauGh-
ters, Dorothy and Charlotte, are
spending n month with relatives in
Joplin. Mo.
Dr. c. l.. Calhoun went to Sloan
Springs last week. lie was ac-
companlcd by Master Laddtc VIII
son.
The district quarterly conference
Of the Methodist church viii mcci
at 3 o'clock sunday afternoon a
the First Methodist church in Tul-
sa. There will he no evening scrv-
ice at the church In sand Springs.
Mrs. Helen Taggcrt OF Muskogoc.
state president Of the RcbCkah as
sombly. held school OF instruction
Thursday.
Mrs. V. 4. Schicfclbusch Is spend
ing the summer with her parents IN
Burden, Kan.
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. David
son and Mrs. Mary Chapman have
returned from an overland trip 10
Kansas City.
Mrs. Z. NJ. Monscll ana childrc1.
Muricl ana Jack, returned sunday
from Sloan Springs, Ark, where
they spent the last month. iitt."
lack Monsfll. who has been quIc
III, is improving.
Mrs. G. II. Hubbard and children.
Margaret, Katherine and Mary Jca
Will leave Monday for Indiana,
whore they will spend two months
The Christian Endcavor society
of the community church gave a
party Friday evening at tho hon
Of Miss Eva Breeding.
Mrs. l.. Il. Glover Of CollmsviI's.
formerly Of sand Springs, was visl'-
ing here last week.
Misses Virginia Wilson. Fs'rllc
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MI SI>,bt.IlS.

MIR and MIR James Swindlcr and
children. Lee, Lila and Lucille. $50
South Thirteenth, viii leave Tues
day for Bella Vista. ArK., where they
will spend several weeks. From
there they viii take a motor trip
through Missouri
Misses Gcu,yiovc and Dorothy
Douglass, 1l12 West Okmulgcr, are
spending several weeks at the Sc
uuoyah CtGh
Mrs. Sob. -. Doughcrty 1893
West Broadway who has hccn ill
for several weeks with typhoid fever.
is improving
Mrs. Georrc H. Bloom and daugh-
tor, Ruth Ic\orc. Of Los Angeles.
who have been visiting Mrs. Eloom's
daughter. Mrs n. clifford Westcr-
mann. In St Louis for the past
three months. are spending several
weeks here the guests ot friends.
The Kappa Alpha Theta sorority
entertained with "A lovely garden
party at the home OF Mrs. { W
Turner. 745 Capital place, Woducs
day evening at 6 o'clock. Tulsa
girls who wcrc among the guests
were Misses Isabelle Downing, Ell
abeth Druach and Dorcas Nc
Conncn.
ters, Betty and Mary, 1923 Emporia,
loft Thursday for the Wauhilla club
wednesday TO spend several weeks
The Atoka club entertained with
a pretty dance Friday evening AZ
Honor Heights pavilion. About 80
couples were present.
Misses Nrvmc jenkins and Esther
Aiken who spent several days WI u
Miss Elizabeth Halmour 2lb North
Fourteenth. have returned to their
homes I'm Tulsa.
Mrs. Richard H. Kcllo NJ Tulsa is
the guest Of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. 4. Hancock, 1923 west
Broadway.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas L. Nichol OF
Uenryctta, who have been tho guests
OF Mrs Nichols parents, Mr.. ana
Mrs. David Adams, l01l Denver.
have gone to Kansas city TO spend
f"w weeks.
Mrs. c. NJ. Butte. 32l North
Seventh. entertained Monday after
noon with party In honor or IN"
sixth birthday anniversary uf nor
small daughter Wanda. The guests
numbered IL.
Mrs Mary Knovlton Of Cleveland.
Ohio. who has spent the last SIX
months with her daughter, Mrs. pan
g. Hampton. and Mrs. lhmplnh' '"'
North Twelfth, has returned To nor
home.
| Mr and Mrs. H. u. Roosloy and
daughter Betty. 1901 Terrace, lcfi
TUESDAY for Murfrcosboro Tenn 10
spend six weeks.
Miss Nita Miller Of Potcau arrived
Friday to spend a month with MISS
Bees stevens. 1909 Douison
Harold LcRouN, 230i West OK
mulrcc. left yesterday Tor Morrls 20
spend two weeks. ,
Miss Gcncvicvc Douglass, -
Nvcst oltmulgoo. entertained Wed
nosdav night with bridge party.
High scoro was made by Joe I'lan-
ton OF Tulsa.
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pNRTIESNIIi'.

Mr.. and Mrs Carl Il. Lang were
entertained with a miscellaneous
shower by a number OF their iuu-
mate friends Tuesday night. After
an evening spent in playing games
delicious refreshments wer" served
Those present were: Misses Grace
pen Ncl Hathaway Sibyl Poe i"i-
en- Wilson. Marjorie O.Conuor' Lucy
Gcsicl and Mrs. Jack Holden. ,
Mrs. F. T.. Thurman entertained
lcughtfully at hgr home. TUESDAY
night in honor of Miss Mary Less
lawson of Nowata and Miss Gone
We've Vance Of Noodcsha, Kan.
Thcrc was dancing from . TO II
o,rlork and a dainty luncheon was
,srynd TO the guests at II O'Clock,
rhosa prcscnt were Misses Barbara
VcClintock. Harriet Straight VIM
sred Carey, Dorothy Smallwood,
vorn Foster, Dorothy Turner aud
Nrssrq Phillips. Stanley Lynotte,
Leo Iynottc. Edward McChnt"ck'
Lynn Ovcrlccs, James M'CorHl'h
md Jack Straight Guests from NO
Wata were Misses Annie Iaullt
Moore, Flora Light Ethel ltlngo ana
Ncssrs. Ernest Emhry, Vernon Bra.
dcv. Dewitt Light, II. Williams ana
Ernest Carr.
Members Of the Church OF God
gave n delightful birthday social at
The church Tuesday night, tho affair
being In charge OF Mrs. A. II. Shu-
man and Mrs, Marsh, During the
evening the following interesting
program was rendered: Vocal solo
ty Miss Agnes Quiglcy; reading by
Miss Jane Mcdowell, reading by
Miss Irma Carson; piano solo by
Miss Maude IIarwood. solo by Mrs,
Ehuman: reading by Miss Marjorie
Gage; reading by Miss Wilma Ru-
pard; reading. Miss wilma Marsh.
Miss Berthcl Marsh was in charge Of
rhc program. As the guests arrived
each forfeited penny for each year
of their age.
Complimentary to Mrs, +, W.
Wcnncr. who viii leave Blrtlcsyillc
.or Pryor where Mr., Wcnncr viii De
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Miller Kathryn Hubbard. Pauline
Jackson Frances l.aunon, Carol
Gilmore ana Mildred schultz cont
posed a swimming party at the &.
VI. .. \. pool in Tulsa Wedncsdiy
morning
Mr.. ana Mrs. Finley l.cafgren ~
Fort Smith. Ark. are visiting u
NJ. r. ana Harry Roles families.
Misses brownie and Alcuc Iiatsun
ot tathoudtlc. ILL.,, are guests &
their aunt Mrs. Charles Page.
Mr.. aud Mrs, Ice Roberts of NJ
wati spent Thursday with Mis
George B. Wilson.
Misses Gwcndolyn aud Olive Fats
uf NcodcshH are spending tho week
with their sister Mrs. Hcrt SccVctI
MIR and Mrs. John ". Middleton
VIII leave Tuesday for "A visit %
Kansas city and wichita.
Miss Ruth Hicks Is spending a
few days with relatives at TcNar-
hama Ark.
Mr. and Mrs VI. y. Bales az
visiting IN Gravcttc, ARK.
DR. seth r. Gordon, pastor cmcr-
ltus OF Community church. will oc-
Dupy the pulpit of that church SUI.
day. The regular service will bc
Followed by "a congregational mee'-
Ing for the purpose OF clecting a
new pastor. All members are urgei
To- be- present.
Tho members Of the Christian
church gave q reception Friday cvo-
ming honuriuE their now pastor
ltcV G. T.. Walker and Mrs. Wake.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Alexander H. kcer.
VINO havc spent the last year In
a..
house AT sol North Mckinley fyr
Ia" summer.
Mr. aud Mrs. George c. Frickc'
nave returned from oklahoma cts
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles stanton left
Wednesday for Minnesota. where
they viii spend tn" remainder Of
the summer.
Ross Rayburn is spending the
week in Chicago.
Miss Dorothy Switzer OF Shawnee
is a guest at the homo OF her sister.
Mrs Harrison Young Mrs. Young.
wh" has been seriously III at sand
springs hospital, is convalcsccpt
and Will return home Tuesday.
George Merryman has purchased
the Charles stanton home on Roosc-
welt avenue and the family moved jn
last week
Miss Helen Torrcy will leave
Iuesday for visit in Luccrne.
Mo.
Mrs. J. J. Sisson and daughter
Mabel OF Mounds spent "Wednesday
with Mrs. Sisson's father, W. J.
Han
Mira $. i Scpncr OF Jacksonville.
Ill., Will arrive Monday for "A visit
In the home of Mrs. otto Scfnar
on Garfield street
Mrs &. r Rohbitt Cavc a dinner
party Thursday In honor OF the firm
birthday anniversary Of her daugh-
ter carol Marie. Professor Hallock.
whose birthday was on the same
date, was an honored guest.
Miss Margaret Lindsay. matron
"f the Sand Springs home. * spend
ing her vacation In Kansas city ard
other Missouri points
Miss Amy Gottry has been an
paint teacher OF English ana history
IN tho sand Springs high school
Lafayette Jones returned from a
business trip to Muskogec.
The sand Springs Health assocIa-
tlon will conduct "A "bettor bablc,,
contest tho week beginning July %.
Mothers with babies fro,> months
! up TO . years OF age are asked 10
| register Monday and Tuesday. July
! Is and 10, at the public health Of
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IgDWIvrN.

Miss Sandficld ~ Haskell has
been the guest of Mrs. l.. @. Trowcr
during tho past WcoE.
Mr.. and Mira ". W. Icftwich mo-
tornd tn WaEoncr Monday morning.
Mr. ana Mra. W. H. Rust mOtorod
TO Nuskogcc Tuesday morning.
Mrs. George ScltZcr ~ couyalcac-
ing from her recent Illness.
Madoms G. l.. Pumphrcy and II.
Il. Smith were Tuesday visitors In
Tulsa
mir and Mrs Charles folder and
little llelon were visitors In Musko-
gee and iiraErs Sunday
MIR. and Mrs, T.. II. Wilhanks re-
turned sunday evening from visit
~ several DAYS In Muskogcc.
Earl Wright, II. Nj. sutton. robert
lriOn and j. {. rinson were buHl-
ness visitors In Wagner Monday.
MIR. and Mrs. \. II. Lcftwich mo-
torcd 10 Wagner Monday morning.
returning at night via MusltoRcc.
Mrs. Isaac Morague is enjoying n
two weeks vacation from her duties
In the law offices OF Newton Is
pinspn.
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ADA.

Miss Ella Han returned to her
ss1e I'm Naysvillc this week after
, ,ladirg several days in Ada visit
irr friends she was accompanied
home hy Miss Alta Marsh.
Mrs J. N Wallace and daughters
rlorere. Alice and Alva have re-
turned to their home in Bristow aft.
or spcnding a week in Ada visiting
relatives and friends.
Members OF Mrs !. a. Bilcs' sun
day school class OF the First Chris
tan church enjoyed an outing in
Glcnwood park Thursday afternoon
OF last week.
Miss Mary Brown OF Dallas, Texas,
Is here visiting her brother, r.. l..
Brown Of East Main street.
Miss Elsie McRac loft Thursday
for Oklahoma city and Iawton,
where she will spend a month visit
Rag relatives and friends.
Miss Adele webb is spending her
vacation visiting relatives In Kansas
City
Miss Wanda Brown has returned
10 her home here from Hot Springs,
where she spent several days visit
ing her father. Marvin Brown. who
Is there for his health.
Mrs Ruth S. Carter was enter
,a1cd with n G o'clock dinner at the
home Of her mother Tuesday eve
ming Of this week. 1t was given in
honor Of her birthday.
Members and friends OF the Phi
Beta club Of the Normal enjoyed a
winning party to the city lake on
Monday evening of this week.
most enjoyable outing Of the
season was that of the Lena Boyd
guild girls swimming party to Glen
wood park early Saturday morning,
July 10.
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church enjoyed picnic and swim
ming party at the Rcpschlacger
farm ON Tucsday. Mesdamcs /. -.
Corning aud \ NJ Mains. teachers
a. classes, acted as chapcrons.
Mr j E Iawmnstcr Of WNhv was
among the visitors IN the city Mon
day
Mrs VI O. Lewis and children "
FArmiugtun, Arb, arrived last week
for an extended visit to Mrs. Lewis
parents Mr and Mrs. W. I. Brooks,
ON West broadway.
a. w, Lancaster returned Friday
from two months visit at the old
family home In Tennessee.
Mr.. T.. T. Nclbling made an all
day business trip Thursday which
included stnpa iu Muskogcc, Okmul
gcc, Snpulpo and Tulsa
Bruce Davis ~ Washington and
sisters. Mcsdamcs Robert Harsh
harEcr ~ Fremont. Ncb. and
Flora Nnwlinc, who were called
here In connection with the settle
mont W the estate W their father.
the late Alex Davis have returned
to their respective homes.
Mrs \. = Morrow and children.
Hazel Fielding and Gilbert OF Tulsa
spent Monday with Broken Arrow
rrlonds MiAs HAZEL remaining over
for y several dnys' visit
Miss Josephine Walters of Tulsn
~ spending tho week end with her
sister Mrs, Earl Gardner.
Mrs w. NJ Lewis arrived lnst
week from Kansas city to Join her
husband and again make Irodcn
Arrow her home.
Miss Arlio Carpenter former
.lVI ID al llf,tr
cation from the nurses training
school nt Fort worth. Texas. with
Misq Bcssic Wilson and other friends
of tho Younger got, I'm which shc re
mains very popular.
T. g. Uurd returned Monday from
Kansas CITY and Granville Kan,
having spent a few days with his
father NJ tho latter place.
Rev. q. NJ Walker spcnt tho day
In Tulsa Monday.
Charlie sutton was here from
Sand Springs for the week end
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. q.
T. sutton
II. T.. uily. son of Nicholsa Bllby Of
Holdcnvillc ana grandson OF the late
J. s Ullhy remembered nR Tulsa
cnunty's largest land owner. was
quietly married to Miss Maggie Mae
Nondcrs Mt the brides home In Iiol-
d"nvillc on Saturday of last week.
The happy couple came direct 90
Broken Arrow after tho ceremony
and viii take up their residence
here, occupying rooms at the home
NJ Mira Mamie Dclk until their new
bungalow on the Bilhy ranch. north
OF town, IN completed, Mr.. Nilby
will continue In the capacity OF su-
pcrintcndcnt Of a large portion OF
the Hilbv ranch
Misq MAY Mitchell returned Sun
day from Rochester, MINI. whore
she went TO he with hcr brother. II.
". Mitchell Of tho Citizens National
bank, who underwent an operation
al tho Mayo hospital last week. Mr..
Mitchcll'a condition wnA most sat
lsfactory at the time OF his sisters
departure for home.
Mcsdnmcs A. q. Sradcr and q. II.
Chcnowcth were hostcsscs Mt de-
lightful thcntcr party at "a Tulsa
playhouse Saturday, complimcnting
Misses Julia and Hazel Duling OF
Colorado, who were house guests OF
Miss Bcss Jameson during the pas,
week.
Tho families OF Mcssrs. WILLS
] and Charles Mays expect to leav,
| Monday on an extended motor triI
| and vacation to points In northern
Wisconsin and Minnesota. cxpcctinI
to he away about six weeks.
Mrs. Ice Smith Of Browcn Arrow
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StpUII'A,

Sunday morning in Tulsa Miss
Mamie Hale Of "apulpa and Leroy
Brown ~ MusHogec were married
al the home Of the Proom's cousin.
Mrs T.. Edward Smith. Rev. Kerr
% the Presbyterian church per
formed the ceremony.
~ Sylvia Jones returned home
4rday morning from a weekend
yfisit In Okmulcee with Miss Bob
Quinn.
Mrs. ]. W. Parker\ and daughter
Frances NJ Fayetteville, Ark. are
the guests Of the formers sister,
Mr. c c Taylor and family.
NJ" and Mrs \. NJ. Allen motored
. to D-uwriEht Saturday and visited
g}or Sunday with friends.
Miss Olive Robertson, who was
tho guest Of hcr aunt, Mrs r. *.
Robertson, returned to hor home In
oklahoma City Toudav morning.
Mrs. Harry Failing, who was the
rnos' of h'r sister, Mrs Maude
W'hh, lgf, Monday for her home In
Tulsa
T " Buxton Of Montana IA the
en"-t ~ his h~o'hcr. y. T.. Ru-ton.
Mrs Clyde Hayes and son Bob left
Saurdav for Bella Vista, Ark, to
sp"ni tho summer.
Mrs Grace Wharton spent the
V'rF-onl as tho guest Of Mr.. ana
Mrs F"od DoVcnria.
N~ ard Mrs. 7 r Murphy OF
south Naulo street motored to Bris-
tow sunday.
Mrs W. q. Hodges and Mrs NJ. #.
Hubbard and little daughter left
saturday 'u spend wock with their
parents NJ NcwRirk
Mrs T Y CuCCin returned home
N'rdlv from weeks visit with her
mother Mrs. Anderson, at Still
l Mrs G, a tlt Of Little Rock
n Is visiting her mother, Mrs.
N Io1al horc
: Nr. ana Mrs y. r. Jourison have
a. 'Ao.r GUESTS C. r. Jcnnison and
w.fo ~ Miami
Miss Ro"vl Hilyard, accompanled
hor er1"d'oihor, \. w. Williams,
'.' SDnI1" night for n visit with
r,Ia'Nes in Ohio during the sum
Miss viola nakos entertained Sat
ula" night complimcntarv 70 the
members ~ the quartet of tho Chris
van church and a few Of their
,,'Nds Tables were plaCcd on tho
'NN "h0r" n dainty ice course was
'F'd hv tho hostess, assisted by
her mother
Nr and Mrs. T.. ] Ncshi't 'cf'
,,n'''N FOR their home in Carthage
'- 'i'or two weeks stov hero us
t',s's N Mrs y. y Purcoll.
Nr' g v Nillor left Monday for
'', nom" I'm Vinlta.
W, and Mrs. 7. NJ Nalov and
a0'A,"r Vivian Of Haskell, Texas,
.,.n have hoon visiting a month
e., Nrs Walter Strange, have To-
0,ed in Tul"a.
s,S Churchill Of East Fairvi'w
S,s ,,nro" daughters. Minnie. Ethel
' a. L'o'a loft Monday morning on
overland trip to Colorado
,lN5I. and Mrs n. r. O'Neal and
y, W, ,'h, Dorothy and Ida Louise,
Irr'n. ohio, are guests Of Mrs,
AIS mother Mrs. j. T. Ladd.
~ S,Is' 7 II Melton of IAmasco,
a. Is here visiting her three
SrI IIF ni"rS Mcsdames Lumley, King
dsY ' =. A. \. Miner was hostess Mon
,,tt'NIng to As members of the
c,tt,',Hou club Ice cream and
neo,,n, was served at the close of the
A's' oryino Echolts of Bartles