The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-08

r.. daughters OF the American
r..at,t..r met Monday night win
p d. n "A Odell as hostess in the
W d. 4. parlors. y business
I'M was held andPthen very
interesting program given upon
"a .,psr of Living During the Rev
pleasant social hour
s''T.,.,d the program. Mrs. II. L.
iy.,gr..,1 viii be hostess to the or
,,.,iya. ION the first Monday in june
e"Tpr Ancient and Modern Embroi-
49, ,.tb met Tuesday afternoon
vth Mis- Mel Burgess as hostess.
,rb, time was spent In sewing Tor
"a, ChHdrcn's home. good num-
b,r of members were present.
Misses Minnie Caywood and Ruth
1,,pings returned sunday from Stul-
yatcr where they were guests at
,be Kappa Delta sorority house dur
ing the track meet
Mrs O.. f.. Thompson of Okla
homa City IL the house guest OF
Miss Minnie Caywood.
Mrs. g. X. Maddox spent Sunday
in Tulsa attending the state con
venuon ncld at the Chris'lah
church.
Gnu guest hl llIo olSN'if 4'ao' ''N"''~
AIR. and Mrs. Carl Noble Of Tulsa
,prnt the week end here as the
guests Of their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G.. VI. Noble.
Tventy.two members of the Busi-
ness and Professional WQman's club
OF the y. w. G. a. spent the week
end at Friendship lodge. Meals
we're cooked over campfire and
supper was followed with marsh
maloW toast.
MRS Fred Speakman entertained
Saturday afternoon with lawn
marty for the christian Endeavor so
cicty Of the Presbyterian church.
Twenty-nlne young people were en-
tertained. 4 contest was held, VILE
Anna Mae McCauley as winner.
Dainty refreshments were served.
Mrs. j. b. Summers spent the
week as the guest of her parents In
Cushing.
Twenty-Five members OF the
Christian ondeavor society of the
Christian church attended the pro-
gram given at the Christian church
in Tulsa Sunday night. MONT Hanna
Of the local organization was leader
Of the program.
Mrs. NJ. w. Busby was hostess TO
the Sapulpa Reading club. which
met in the Y. w. rooms Tuesday
afternoon. The subject of discus
sion for the afternoon was "Sculp-
tors" and topics were discussed by
Mesdames G.. Il. Lowdermilk. Hatha-
way Bettis, Shaffer. HALEY, and
6. c. erosion. The next meeting of
the club will be held at the Country
club when the annual guest day
viii he observed.
Misses Grace Sidell. MyraTaggert
Louise Dobbs. Allie johnson and
Ruth Duran were among the Sa-
pulpans who attended the presenta-
tion OF the picture Way Down
East at Convention Hall Wednes-
day night.
Misses Ethel Bruin, Elizabeth An
drews and Mrs. Ollie Elkins visited
IN Tulsa Wednesday night.
Mrs. o. G. Calogne of Kansas City
j. the house guest of Mrs. T.. B
Hughes.
The United Daughters of the Con.
ffderacy met in the Y. w. parlors
Saturday afternoon. Mesdames II
c Miller, 9. A. Popkin and NJ. Il
Shumard were hostesses.
Miss Larcc' Smith left Friday foi
months visit in Jackson. Tenn.
Members Of the four districts Of
lihe Woman's Missionary society oI
NE First Baptist church met in this
church Wednesday afternoon. TIL,
subject for the afternoon wa
Prayers within Mrs. Robert Leh'
man as leader.
The members Of the Woman,
Customary society OF the Second
raptlSt church met in the church
Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Hell.
burs MAS leader OF the subjec
PIay which furnished materia
lF an interesting discussion. TIVE
nv members. Mrs. parham ant
.lrs Hacritz, were 'taken into th'
oIgani2ation
Mrs. C.. b. Reese. assisted by NJ s
,ames Sarah Jennings and Il. B
%al heNs. entertained the lad!es