The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-19

a party in Observance Of her 18th
birthday Wednesday afternoon al
her home ON North Division. In q
contest Doris Phillips was presented
"a pretty silk handkerchief as winner
Delicious refreshments were served
after car ride over the city
MIR and Mrs Maurice Coleman Of
Bristow arrived here Thursday
morning from Louisville. Ky. whcrc
they were called 10y the death of the
formers mother They are the
guests uf Mr.. and Mrs. a. J kata
here.
Mrs. O. r. HUT and daughter
Frances left Thursday evening for "a
visit in Fort Worth TcNas
Miss Erccll Schall departed Thurs.
day evening for Stcphcn~iuc and
Grondbury Texas, for few days
visit
Mrs n. T. kclso Is visiting friends
In oklahoma city this week
Miss Zelma sanders lcft Thursday
afternoon FOR an extended visit with
relatives and friends In Newcastle.
Texas
Members of the Foreign Mission
.
church and their families ouioved a
picnic at the pump station W,dncs-
day evening supper was Served at
6 o'clock.
Tho members Of the Haraca class
Of the First Baptist church. chap
oroucd by their teacher. Mrs r. t.
white, and Mr. White, enjoyed a
picnic at the big dam Wednesday
evening. Following an hour uf bath
ms and other outdoor sports. a de.
liCiOus snppcr was served
The Ladies Ala society of the
PRESBYTERIAN church enjoyed an out
uf-town meeting Wednesday after
noon at the home Of Mrs George II.
bartlett ut South Haywood. Mrs.
Ross EaHin and Mrs. william Rink
ard were assisting hostesscs.
Tho Mems Borcan class OF the
! Presbyterian church held its mid
week business meeting "Wednesday
night at Recreation park, accom-
panied by their families An enjoy
able feast was spread picnic fash
ion, following the arrangement OF
the usual business matters.
Tho Mistlotoe Delphian chapter
| enjoyed AN outing Tuesday after
noon at the country home Of Miss
Abbie Arnold. \ picnic supper was
served under the trees by the host
css with the assistance OF her moth
er and father, Mr.. and Mrs. lIarri
son Arnold, and her sister, Anicc
Arnold Following the supper.
games were played and several read
ings were given by Miss Katherine
Van Ncl2er.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mel Burgess had as
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of oklahoma City.
Miss Pauline Harvey was hostess
| Tuesday evening at a social meet
ing Of the Girls cir.rlc OF the Chris
tian church. a vocal solo. "Eter-
nifty" was given by Miss Nina Bruce.
Dainty refreshments were served by
the hostess. The next meeting Will
be held the first Tuesday In July
with Miss Viola Oakes.
The G. l. A. ladies held a social
| meeting Tuesday afternoon at the
Masonic han with Mrs. J. NJ. Check
and Mrs. stacy Elkins as hostessos.
Mrs. w. J.. Miller. who attended the
recent convention at Cleveland
made a report OF the convention.
Mrs. Il. l.. Carpenter and Mrs.
George Saner were given handkcr-
chief showers in honor OF their
| birthdays.
The NJ. NJ. class OF the First Meth
odist church held a picnic at the
! Country club Tuesday. Eighteen
young girls attended, chaporoned by
Mrs. A. q. Rankin and Miss Eliza
beth Andrews.
Miss Maude Lock OF Miami Ia the
house guest of Miss Mildred Cornell
this week.
burg, and Mrs. Dora Smith OF XII
owa are the guests Of T.. T.. Cul-
bertson OF West Cleveland.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. B. Reed departed
Wednesday for Colorado Springs TO
spend the summer.
Misses Rose and Myrtle Winkin-
son left Thursday for California TO
attend Leland Stanford university
during the summer.
Rev. r.. y. Crawford OF the Metho-
dist church left Monday morning
for Oklahoma City 10 attend the
meeting Of the board OF examiners of
the Oklahoma conference of this
church
George T. Collins and daughter,
Miss Lorine Collins. left Monday for
n two weeks trip to Fort Worth and
Dallas, Texas. and New Orleans, La.
Miss Helen Bycrs, who underwent
an operation for appendicitis at the
city hospital Monday is getting
along nicely.
Mrs. +. NJ, Pollock OF wcstvilc.
Okla, arrived Wednesday for a visit
with her sister, Mrs. Maude Lang
ford
Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Johnson at
tended Mr. Schreiner's violin retital
in Tulsa Monday night, in which
their daughter Wilma played.
Reverend Pollard Of Boston ia