The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-20
STATE SOCIETY


CLAREMoRE.
n, arH Mrs Abe Wnes of hanens
80 Iaas Baum ot skiatooh spent Munaay
~ tIarsma-e on business anu WISHING MI
sao .r. Mrs John Bell, accompanied
~, an Nrs !. Loren Fowler motored
" Tmsa tuesday afternoon 20 near the
ttn.nE r.'ie Guiick -of Carthage, Mo,
t.. Ifsn In the city on a visit to
W, ..s.l. Mrs J. NJ. scott and family
r.,s Deunlson, Miss Almeda Chali-
.|. Mrs J. e. Ressier nave re-.
ta.e frtm the state federation of wo-
-s,s e.uus ID McAlester, reporting line
miys, sal Mrs j. W sorwln and Mr.. and
~ d.. Uaggard visited the formers
S,sslt t.- Mrs A. A.. Hays. at Tulsa,
eggla. Hr|t also had the pleasure OF
ss.,.rr UuIy sunday preach.
w. FIaIIs and Fannie Andrews both OF
III .f-r united In msrrisgs az the
80 rf tnH rr1oms brother, y. g, Fields
,, Fo,i G1uday November T. BY J. n.
Iiomes pastor VI the NJ. L. church at
tnTi ra-., began at 9 and a dainty pro-
-.sr Sac given 10 the mothers. The
ss.-g-am uaa each pledge rendered some
lort ,f .rirrtainment About 10 o'clock
ioes., rs sbmcuts were served, carrying
1gf tha Hsita Theta Tau color schms.
UgT,s.. T.. lay study club. whlcf met
wIit Nr# 70 r.. Petty at the Belyldcro
hoisI No,,uber lb bad quite an inter
,ct''8rar. Hook Week was dlhcussud
.oi eysry member Of the club agreed 10
NO ono 5000 book to chld during the
, NJ sr. Mrs. 4. =. Moore. who have
fmg rpr.rtIy returned from an eleven
,sars' s.s" in the Philippine Islands, have
orstrH 100 'iaremorc, having last week
- rr .I town. Mr, Moore is an Did
amy maU having served h 80 years
md b. nov gn the retired list. lie has
been stationed at most every important
rrUiiary post In the United states.
NJ A. T 'hsllburg. as chairman OF
ibe Home Life Department OF the Bet
irr cities campaign urged the Tuesday
study cItb TO have a part in tho parade,
nd rug.sled that tho club prepare a
g6at MIS- b. g. Reasier, the clubs dele
gate 20 tho state federation meeting at
NcAIsster made q very full and com
prshenai,e report Uf the work OF tho con
ysnt.u. which was, perhaps, the best
state meeting the federation has ever
Nj and Mrs. John GIN entertained
FRIDAY evening from the hours OF until
O'Clock vita a birthday party IN honor
si their neIce, Miss Pauline Hook Those
present were Geneva Haynes, Loraib
conway. Orcne kennedy, Kate WOOD.
Letha Stafford. Ella DupcJ, Geneyieve,
lois and Ruth Breeden. Vera and Ihel-
na Russell, Beulah and Francis ray
GLADYS Hall Dorothy Whitehoru, jose
phine and Ruth Dale, Harold and Joseph
burrowa John Wyche, Morris Watson.
oryiIe Dupcy and, Andrew Wlllzo.ik. Of
Taiss.
Friday evening the young people Of the
Fpwofth league Of the Methodist church,
aud friAnds iourneyed to West Point
spfing Where a big weiner roast was en-
j6yed. Nhr young folks. numbering more
Than 100 strong. walked from the church
To tho spring and Immediately started
0rss Tor tho roasting. The large party
ohapcrpned by n. =. keagy, Mrs. opal
Hammet Mrs. Hazel Collar, and others,
enjoyed themselves for some tinTe after
wards by various amusements. The crowd
stayed at the spring until quite late
hour and then began the downward jour
uey. Tho water at the spring was fine
The rocks and.cayos were all explored ana
decorated, which added to the attractive
ns-s OF the place.
Several young mstrons 81 the city re-
Gently organized a sewing kub to meet on
Tuesday of each week. m name chosen
vas the MistlCt0e KCnsington club, Of
hcefs Wcre elected as follows at the
meeting Tuesday held at the home OF
Ms Harold Wilson: president Mrs, SuFgs
Difiekson secretary treasurer. Mrs. Ken
meth Keith. Mrs. Wilson chose mistictoe
ior the decoration OF her living room and
dining room and in her plate luncheon
cohsisting Of sandwiches, olives salad,
hut loaf cake and coffee, tiny bunch Of
zis,letoe was placed offered Il suggestion
~ name for the club. The mvRbers
resent were Mesdames William waikley.
hrold HAL Ben Mehr, Larry Pendroy.
Ias next meeting will be with Mrs, Ken