The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-30
STATE SOCIETY

Miami.
Mrs O. T. Pearson visited In Carthage.
Na tho past week.
So r. r. Holleman has returned 10
nor home a. - street Northeast. after a
three weeks visit In st. Louis with friends
Nrs Tod Coleman OF 200 y street,
Southwest enjoyed visit from her
" - Mcintyre returned Tuesday from
a business trip to Oklahoma city, where
gh.rff and Mrs. Neal Harr had as their
,f5ps. Monday the Misses Bcatrice kauf-
! ban and jean wickman OF Joplin. Mo
Y Sir and Mrs W. l.. Boucher departed
Monday night for Dcs Moines Iowa, Tor a
months stay with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs Usher Carson OF tho Her
man apartments are visiting friends In
Judge and Mrs. Hugh Green OF 7e Sec
end street Northeast. are the proud par
, enls ot a 10-pound baby girl, born Tues
sfr and Mrs. NJ. Scott. Mrs. T. r.. Dean.
Mics Lillian Mccullough and Homer Lam
bort OF Muskogee wera visitors In Joplin
tho first Of the week.
Mr and Mrs. Frank Bertholf were
called to Wichita, Kan, Tuesday evening
on account Of the serious illness OF Mra.
Berhoifs brother
W- and Mrs George A. Nelson returned
Wednesday to their home In Omaha, Ncb,
after visiting several weeks with Mrs. Nell
Mr. and Mrs V. II. corron OF ii2 A.
Southeast enjoyed a visit from Mrs. Cor
r,lIs brother Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. Nc
l. Cucheon Of Sheldon, Mo, this week.
The Miami Music club enjoyed de-
urhtful program OF American Indian
music and songs Monday evening in the
Hotel Miami parlors. There were about
fifty guests and members present
Mrs Nat Wright was the>gracious hos
tess Friday afternoon 20 the members Of
the Friday Bridge club. This Is the first
meeting ot the season and all members
Tho presbyterian Mlssionart society met
with Nlas Nellic Dodson of \ street.
Southwest Thursday afternoon. After
general business, the hostess served light
Miss Evelyn Martin, formerly Of Miami
but now of Tulsa, underwent serious
operation at the Christian hospital in
Kansas city this week. She Is recovering
NJ and Mrs. =. II. Dean OF street
Northwest, enjoyed a visit from Mrs
Deans brother Sir. and Mrs. H. W. Penn
hsrton and daughter. Nell Marie. Of Bar
tlcsvle the first Of the week.
Mt and Mrs. \. W. Schumacher re-
tended visit with relatives In spokane,
wash. and several months spent In CALI
Mrs. C. \. Williams and little daughter,
Janet returned the first Of the week
from Butler, Mo. whore they visited Mr.
and Mrs II u Rockhold.
Mrs A. j. Walton Of Oklahoma city
3, guest In the home OF her daughter,
20 20 Kansas city where she will visit an
other daughter before returning 10 her
home in Oklahoma city,
Mrs H. l.. shannon, president OF the
W. G.. r. L. Of Ottawa county, and Mrs
W. A. Jacobs Of Commerce returned Tues
day afternoon from Muskogee, whore they
attended the W. &. y, L. state convention
which convened there last week.
Mr and Mrs. W. W. Walker, Mr.. and
Mrs Floyd Myers Mr.. and Mrs Gleason
walker; Niessrs, Carl pro~n, Earl Perry.
Nelson Minor and Jake Walker were
among the Miamiaus who are attending
the american Legion convention In Kan
sa1 city.
mother. Mrs. George a. Meredith, ana
brother. f. u. and family reparted the
last of the week for Chattanooga, Tenn. TO
attend the Confederate reunion. MIA
picEma1 Is a sponsor from the chapter
At Sedalia, Mo.
a spooky but delightful evening was en-
ioyod by the members Of the Amo clun
given at the home OF Miss Ncrnue Hurry
of l36 r street, Northeast, Friday eve
ming. The time was pleasantly spent III
music dancing and various games appro-
pirate TO the occasion. Rctrcshmeuts were
served TO the club members and Their
guests: Miss Marguerite Green, Lucu'
Hubbard. Jean Buckingham, Hazel But
Ter, Louise nertholt, Thelma Morrison ls'i
lrmyn Criswell Vera Evans, Elmatie
Young and the hostess, Vernue Eurly
Siessrs Muford Hancock, Joe Hutts
tharIes Hale Max Duffey, Hardin Green
,'irEu McGhee, Glen Ginter, John Gun
bingham, Howard Angel Dwight sand
mire James Johannas, Adrian Dunlap
Malcolm Dudley and Ford Barnes