The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-13
STATE SOCIETY
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Mics Viola Ahpott mas Ietul Ilcu
IN, sheldon, Iowa, whore she has
u,J TO attend the funcral OF hcr
,a.,cr.ir law, Mrs. Clarence Abbott
~, vas accompanied home hv Mr..
,sbctt and children, VINO Will re-
N,., mere for an indefinite period.
Ais Helen Corning had as week
.J GUESTS Miss Henrietta Pritchard
LUZ Nr Ralph Baker of Tulsa.
Air. and Mrs. W. Il. sullivan cclc-
.-.'c1 their golden wedding ami
.sr.,ry last sunday with L.
Iro"k dinner with covers laid for
Nr. sullivan, who is 76 years
IA and ono of the few remaining
Il. veterans. is yet hale and
-. and actively engaged In the
",.,f business Mrs. sullivan, who
a., g also well preserved and an
.,,c church worker and sunday
,tcol teacher. Tho guests for the
,.r,.,ou we're Rev. and Mrs. g.. W.
C.i.cr Mr. and Mrs. \. Il. Smith,
H. and Mrs g. W. Lacy. Loren
cbiIdcrs and Mrs, Dora EsslnBcr
Vr r.. T. Moore went to Eufaula
r-idav Tor u several days visit.
An unusually pleasant afternoon
80. children was provided ny Mrs
ia rcrri. on saturday in honor Of
hor six .vcar-old nephew. H. \. Per
utrs VINO is spending the winter
bern The time was spent In child
.h games and amuscmcnts, foI-
,o,od by an ice course with which
,y,q served generous slices of a Won
t,rril birthday cake, present from
,ho Nader children. Mrs. Ferris
,ras assisted by Misses Margaret
veibling. who furnished the music,
ana GLADYS Gupton in serving. Tho
die guests were: Roberta Greene,
Virgini, and Gertrude Carr. Ruby
pagsdIlo, sadie Elliott, Polly Lat
sbaw. Martha Butts, Lillian Bur
rettc' Walter Smith, Joe Latshaw,
Isobn u. McCrcary, Billy Taylor,
welding Morrow. Hcrschcl and Ber-
nard Chcnowcth, Keith Brooks,
Ralph Hunsccker, Ralph Wert2.
Rernicc and Bernard and Beulah
Nader
A well spent afternoon was the re-
mort made by the members In at
tendance at the meeting of the W.
H. NJ. :. of the First NJ. T.. church.
held with Mrs. c. II, Faull on
thursday Of last week. During the
social hour tempting luncheon
was served by the hostess.
Another enjoyable event for the
high school set was the party given
by the freshmen class in honor of
ne sophomores, at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs ]. ;. Severson on East
Broadway last Friday evening. The
! Young people who enjoyed the oc-
~
Naves Ruth McAnally,' Helen Iiol-
nngsyor,h, sylvia Sanders, Helen
Williams Josephine Sprague, Anna
Heckenliycly, Eloise Childcrs, Hazel
Morrow Maxine Williams, Mabel
Smith, Lucille Brewer, Ruby Hud-
son. Flo Tiiier, Messrs. Alba Mulkcy,
James Harsen, Frank Dill, Orval
Mccain, Lawrence Brewer, Melvin
Parr, Loren Childers and Henry
SeyersOn.
Miss Polly Chiffon came up from
Tulsa for the week-cnd with her
sister. Mrs G. L. Foster and Mr.
Foster.
Dr. J. W. s. Bower was here from
Muskogce 20 spend the day looking
after business matters and visiting
among Old aoquaintanccs.
Mr.. and Mrs. \. y. Kemp enter
tanned Sunday with an elaborately
appointed l-o'clock dinner with
covers laid for IL. Among the out
ol-town guests were Mr.. and Mrs
A. A. Kemp, jr,, and y. l.. Burke OF
Tulsa.
The Homo Guards. a Juvenile mis-
sionary society, held a well-attend-
ID meeting Saturday afternoon Win
Little Miss Gcnevicvc Maincs AS
hostess, who. assisted by her mother
served dainty luncheon at the
close OF the afternoon.
\ merry crowd of very young
ads and iassics helped little Miss
Brooks celebrate her fourth birth
day Friday afternoon at the homo
Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. g. l..
Brooks. Misses May Cannon and
Mildred Brown assisted Mrs. Brooks
In entertaining the guests ana scrV'
Ing the ice course. kiddies present
were Virginia Laws. Edna Gallo
T ruth Reynolds, Jane Rogers, Lena
Parks, Nolrose Foster, Roberts
Greene, John Barth, Harold Hoover
Edward NciblinE, Paul Greene. Wal
ter Smith, Ralph Hunsccker, Rich
ard Gardner and Keith Brooks.
\ jolly affair of the past week
was a stag" dinner served at higf
noon last Friday by Mrs. y. l.. san
ders 20 number Of Mr.. Sanders
close personal friends. a tempting
menu of fried chicken m everything
was served by the hostess assist eC
by Mrs J.. Il. Cuddy, to the follow
ms guests. J. T.. Barnard, Ralpl
Mft'lRn.l,A I,I
lor, j, II. Sanders and the honorce
On Friday afternoon of last weel
Mrs j. :, Severson was hostess L
the members Of the Self Culture
CUP when tho names Of Mesdamei
L. u, Corning and Il. A. WalhngforC
! were added to the clubs member
u snip. Mrs T.. r. Ncibling contribut
90 an enjoyable number TO the en-
'yment Of the guests. This wa
followed by the annual election o
officers, which resulted in the fol
lowing selections: Mrs. ID. 4. Chill
9eFs, president; Mrs. william
Spraguc vice president; Mrs, *. NJ
Rowe. secretary: Mrs. Rosa NJ
buckles, press reporter; Mrs. j
Nnfht Young, parliamentarian. !
uehcious twO-Course luncheon wa
served at the close of the afternoon
me hostess being assisted In servinl
I ullr Misses Helen and Rutl
Ne'bhns, Monica Ownby and Kath
',lne Scvcrson, The newly 'ieCtc'
u"eers viii assume their duties "a
H' last meeting of the season be
'oTe The summer vacation period.
SAPULPN
Miss Mabel Johnson left Sunda