The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-16

Miss Mollic Brosh OF Newkirk and VIM
ford Grapevine OF this city were united
in marriage at wichita recently.
There ls a new baby girl in the home
u 81. aud Mrs. Homer Cow%n, Sl7 North
Elm street, whom they have named Betty
Jane
Mrs. Mary Reward was here b few days
the first OF the week visiting her two
grlndyons. Lynn and Everett Reward, re-
turning 10 her home in Pawhuska Mon
day.
Miss Lottio Marland lett yesterday for
New York and will sail early in the week
for Europe, whore she viii spend the next
three months visiting he various points
Of interest.
Mrs. Ida NJ. Lewis, most worthy grand
marshal OF the o. u. $, Of Oklahoma,
was the official guest Of Ponca CITY
&aptg Of Eastern Star on Thursday
%hight last.
= Mrs r.. o. Martin. 32o North Eighth
street, entertained tho Il. h, club Wednes-
day afternoon. In a guessing contest Mrs.
Il. +. Jurd won first prize and Mrs. J. g
bach second.
Mrs, /. S. Barnes entertained tho mis-
sloHary society OF the First Presbyterian
church with a tea at her home, fOz
North Sixth street, Monday afternoon
from . until 8 o'clock.
Mrs. r. n. Clark was hostess TO the
Alpha pelphla club on Friday afternoon
o. last week at her home, SOC Soulh
'fouTh street, with Mrs. A. Ba6ody act
lhg as assistant hostess.
Mrs. Harry y. Maine and daughter Har-
nett, who have been tho guests Of the
H. H. harrOd family iUr tho pas' %
weeks, left the latter part Of last week
iof their home In Waterloo, Iowa.
Mrs. Frances s. Catron returned the
hfsi Of the week from Missouri where she
vent TO be present at the funeral OF
hr husband, d. NJ. cetron' She wa'
accompanied home by her sister, Mrs
Carl Mctcalt OF Shawnee.
Mrs. Harry Roller, 4i2 South Fourth
street entertained the Pleasant HouI
club Thursday afternoon with Mrs. *. 5
Van voorhees, and Mrs, II, A. Hayward as
assistant hostesses. The Pleasant Hour
ladies' are sewing on many articles "
PREPARATION for kheir Christmas bazar.
Little Miss Louise walton entertained
number Of her friends at a picnic N
me park last Saturday afternoon. Hei
mother served refreshments 10 the ter
nlle girls who accepted Louise's inVi'
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. 8, Hutchins. who have
oeen spending the last two weeks visit
ing IN chicago and other northern points
) ls'ufled the last OF the week on account
o. hr. Hutchins having contracted 8
severe cold. He is better. but has beer
FeY VI Tor several days since his Tetarn
Earl Bogges OF Fort worth, Texas
vas the guest Of his brother Ted Boggesa
nr a few days last week. he was en-.
Nlls home from Excelsior Springs, Mo.
S.sTe he had been to attend the funera
okNs sister. Miss Harriet Boggess.
zoe brunt, former reporter on the Poncl
wv News, sailed october Z, on the :, $
A~Qulania for England, whore no Wi
saler oxford University. MIR. Brant woi
We Rhodes scholarship from oklahoma
sa VIII spend the next three years com
ieuhg his journalistic studies.
a number Of members Of tho locn
enapler OF Eastern star attended
shool Of instruction In Blackwell las
oa'1fdey. Among the number were Mr.
SSnu Mrs 4. h. Gourley, Mrs, NJ. X
fsn Ninklc. Mrs. G j. Handley, Mrs
Lena NJ. Cain. Arthur Oberschclt an,
MIS- r, n. Clark.
Inc Intensive drive made last Wednes
KY by the Ladies' Music club under N.
erection Of Mrs. Felix Duvall TO sci
season tickets for the three numbers to b
wrought here this winter was most sue
,Sasial The first OF this course will b
%sVh9ay night with Rafaleo Dlaz as tn
pp,Neetloh, The other two are Mari
SNsappo,d. who Will be heard on Januar,
ana Leo, Jan and Mischief Cherniaysk,