The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-13


session a social period was enjoyed
with musical entertainment by Misc
Hopper and Miss Barbctta kauf-
man. \ delightful salad course Nas
served 10 30 EucNs. rtp next
meeting will be held on tho fhs.
Saturday III March with Mrs. T.. Il.
Hughes and Mrs. g.. g. Hughes as
hnStCssCs.
The Standard Bearers OF the Fira.
Methodist church met in the church
parlors Friday evening for a social
\ short program was given bv
Misses Hattie Fclkcl, Audrey Dun
kloy. Iolla Tollcr and Grace Hail
The next meeting viii be held In
March
Mr.. and Mrs Bates Burnett have
announced the engagement uf Miss
Gertrude Hammond To pr. Bcnja-
min Singleton Tho wedding date
has boon set for February "a
Mrs. NJ. :. Karcher was hostess
Thursday afternoon to the Catholic
ladies at her home on South Oak
street.
Miss Glenn wood entertained Sat
urday evening for the members OF
the Junior Christian Eudcavor so
cictN Games were played and ice
cream and cake constituted tho re-
treatments.
Mrs. j. ". Howard and sons David
and Richard of Miami Okla, arc
visiting at the home OF tho formers
parents. Mr. and Mrs. c. W. Cross.
Mr.. and Mrs. l., q. Biddle and
Mr.. and Mrs. I. NJ Wilson tr., OF
Ninita were the weekend guests of
Mr., and Mrs II. II. Jcnnison of
! South Maple street.
Joe Bruner has returned from
business trip to Washington. u. g.,
and visit with his daughter. Miss
Josephine, who Is attending school
! in Chicago.
MIR. and Mrs. Grover Simpson Of
Ardmorc arrived Monday for "A sew
eral days visit with K. CARRIER and
daughters.
Mrs. G. A. Ayrers was hostess
Monday evening to the Marathon
club at her home on East Lincoln.
Visitors OF the club were Mrs. Laura
V. Puckctt Of Oklahoma City, Mes
danes Van Teizcr, Minsky, Flowers
and Burgess. 4 dainty luncheon
was served
The Daughters of tho American
/ Revolution held their usual monthly
meeting Monday evening, with Mrs.
T.. X. tngcr as hostess. Delegates
were elected to attend the annual
state conference to he held in Tulsa
/ in March, Mrs. j. NJ. Kicks and
Mrs. J. o. Denton were elected as
delegates, with Mrs. T.. Il. Unger
and Mrs. T.. l.. Workman as alter
mates. Miss Noami Trotter, who is
attending tho Colonial school for
| girls in Washington. d. g.. was
elected to represent the order at the
national continental conference. Tea
was served at the close of the after
noon.
Miss Maude Wilkinson left
! Wednesday for Norman TO spend
! tho remainder of the week with
/ friends
Miss Cleo shelbourne OF Fort
[ Worth, Texas, is here visiting her
sister, Miss Annie Laurie Shell
/ bourne.
Mrs. Elizabeth Dickinson OF War
| saw. y. y. IL the guest OF her
niece, Mrs. a. B. Bracken.
The Firemen's Ladies club met
! Thursday afternoon with Mrs. j. NJ.
/ Cheek as hostess at her home at
| 1925 East Thompson. A pleasant
| business and social afternoon was
| enjoyed.
The Mistlctoe Delphian chapter
met Tuesday night with Mrs. c. X.
Maddox as hostess. The evening was
spent in a discussion of the lesson
] 'll llElll lfllt
were served at the close.
Mrs. NJ. T.. Ingraham of Sapulpa,
wife Of Senator Ipgraham, attended
the legislative ball given Tuesday
| evening at the capitol building.
The G.. ]. 4. ladies met Tuesday
afternoon in the Masonic hall and
held a splendid business meeting
The latter part of the evening was
given over to a handkerchief shower
for Mrs. Il. L. Gardner. member of
the organization, whose birthday
came upon that date. Hot chocolate
and cake We're served.
The Mems Bible class of the First
Methodist church were hosts to the
members Of the Ladies' Bible class
on Tuesday evening when they en-
| tcrtained with "a banquet in the
church parlors. r.. b. Reed acted
as POSTMASTER and George Collins,
president OF the mems class, gave
the address Of welcome. which was
responded to by Mrs. Abbie Hitler
man.
The Current Events club members
were guests Thursday evening OF
Mr.. and Mrs. George Collins, r. H..
Dagley led the discussion OF tho
subject for the evening, Influence
of National and Festal Holidays Up
on a Nation"
Miss Nina Reed was hostess 20
the members of the G.. II. y. club
Tuesday evening. Three tables OF
bridge were formed and high score
was reached by Miss Maree Cobb.
\ dolivious two-course luncheon was
served to the club members and one
guest. Miss Bess Potter.
Miss Gertrude Hammond whose
engagement has been announced,
was the recipient of a lovely social
courtesy Tuesday evening when Miss
Flora Ross entertained for her al
the home of Mr., and Mrs. Bates
Burnett. Decorations were pink and
green carnations tied with tulle,
Miss Ross was assisted by Mrs.
Finley Blakcmoro of Muskogeo, Mrs.
Blanch Davis and Mrs, A. T.. Craw-
ford, Delicious refreshments were
served 10 ten guests.
Twenty-Five members OF the Elk
husc Maids and Matrons were enter
tanned at the Harvey house Tuesday
evening when the two clubs gave
their joint annual banquet six
courses were served at a long table
which was beautifully decorated In
baskets filled with yellow Jonquils
with background Of ferns, and
crystal Candlcsticks with yellow
shades. After dinner bridge was
played and high scores were reached
? by Miss Lillian Jones. Miss Ada