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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-02
Chas. Schrum Appointed
Assistant Scouhnaster

Chas. NJ. Schrum, 1917 Palmer ave-
nue.. has become assistant Scoutmaster
for troop rs, which meets at Lake Ave-
nue. Baptist church. Mr.. Schrum saw
active service overseas and while there
was in the Argonne engagement and
other major battles of tho war. The
Scouts of this troop should feel lucky
that they have an assistant who can
tell them many stories from actual
experience in tho war.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-02
1861 Instruments Filed
With County Clerk

Fourteen hundred and sixty-opo in
struments were filed in tho county
clerks office during the month of April.
Fees for recording amounted to
81 .2sS.2o. aud for miscellaneous fees
there was received 5000.
OF marriage licenses issued thcro
were ~. at 81 each.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-02
Scout Mergler Dies

Pueblo Scouting mourns the loss of
one of it's members. Howard Mergler.
of troop 9 Howard has been n Scout
for more than year and was in good
standing in his troop. The very best
that can he said of "A Scout is that he
Is in good standing and has lived up
to the high IDEALS of scouting.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-02

Troop 1s. scoutmaster, w. A. Lee;
assistant scoutmaster. w. F.. Elliott;
meeting place, Broadway Christian n
church: time of meeting, Friday night
at 1880 o'clock.
We had fine meeting last evening
with fourteen present, all officers be-
ing there.
In our business session we decided
on A campaign of our own for new
members and putting our old members
thru their tests.
The instruction period was taken up
by a judging contest in preparation for
first class test. We judged on size
number, height and distance.
We have several scouts nearly ready
for their first class tests and several
for their second class tests. Besides be-
ing ready for the first class test some
are anxious to start work for a merit
badge.
This is our aim: to have good troop
rather than a large troop and to instill
in every boys mind the motive of
service and citizenship that is con-
tained in the scout oath. Along with
this we try to have our share in the
sport of every day living. Any boy
over IL years Of age interested in these
things who is not a member of any
other troop is invited to come out and
share our good times with us.
In tho near future we will have in
struction in photography which will be
interesting to every scout
LOUIE BRAUER,
Scribe
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-02

First Glass Scouts, one a Merit
Badge Scout, and eleven Second Class
Scouts. We hope to have all Scouts
in the Troop Second Class inside of
month and are working hard to OBJ
tain that end.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-02

Troop 2e. Scoutmastor. B. NJ. Trostle:
assistant. ]. C. Bruce; meeting place,
Lake Avenue BAPTIST church. Friday
night 1880 o'clock. Fourteen scouts
were present last Friday night. Leslie
Heaton passed his tenderfoot test and
six boys received their tcnderfoot pins
We are going to have n wiener roast
tomorrow at City park Mt which time
our baseball team will be chosen. We
expect to have fun troop In n month
or Two. JAMES CLINE.
Troop Scribe.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-02

Troop 20. scoutmaster. r. L. Ellis:
meeting place, Central Christian
| church; time of meeting. Friday. 1880
p. m.
Troop 20 expected to go on an over
night hike last week but 1t was post
poned until next Friday. Nearly all OF
the scouts expect to so, but il Bob
Pate takes his dog Duke" along it
of us. The last time We had him on a
hike Duke walked out on the ice to
get a drink and fell in and we had to
pull him out. Coming home, Duke got
lost and it took a long time to find
him.
Troop 20 wants to play any troop
game of baseball some day after school
this week. Any troop wishing to chal-
lenEc us can call 2ii6J and arrange the
game with Herbert Moore Troop 2
may have a catcher who can throw to
second base while sitting on his
launches but he will have to go some
to catch one of our players after he
gets the ball there.
LYNN HUBERsBERGER.
Scribe.
| Troop ~ Scoutmaster, Howard
Haynes: meeting place. Northern Ave
nuc Methodist church. time OF meeting,
! Thursday, 1.30 p. m.
Thursday. April rs. was our last
meeting night OF the month. We all
got busy and got n new member. Ray
uond Watson. who is well pleased with
our troop.
Troop "a played Northern Avenue
Sunday school class and beat them
tO-5 in our favor. They were not salts
fed. however so VIC played them again
Thursday and they beat us.
AT meeting Thursday evening We had
roll call and then learned some now
drills. After that we played games for
awhile and then adjourned.
CHARLES EVANS.
Scrihn
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-08

Ladies of tho q, A. u study club
meet with Mrs !. y. Goodner at
1SIi North Elwood during tho
afternoon.
Miss Marjorie Zook viii demon
strnto the DunninR system of music
at the public library In tho evening
Pupils Of Miss Elizabeth Mcaly's
physical training classes stage n
pageant at the high school audi
torium entitled "a Fantasy OF
Seasons"
Saturday.
HyoclAa club holds regular meet
ing
Miss Esta pyeatt presented by
John Knowles Weaver In piano re-
cital at Tulsa university.
Mrs Roy W, Dunlap and Miss
Ann Seldman entertain with a
shower for Miss Edith Wynn at the
Dunlap home.
Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority
meets for the last regular meeting
Of the season with Mrs. Max Andrea
nj lli7 South Cheyenne.
Tulsa association OF Collegiate AL
umnae meets In Y. w. G. a. durlng
the afternoon.
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Pritchard. A. !. Murphy Eddie
Chism, +. w Shumway, clifford Bo-
land. Dion Rogers, %. water DaggH.
Charles Roc Keiity, r. y. Kaffer, 7.
+. llanuiRhn, Joseph Holten, Leo
Mcistrcll, ~. +. spencer f.. Pattcn.
H. J Wilson. r. - wells. John Pot
Tier. T j MeEnapy. \. l.. Rizan,
Marx penath.' George Wbittcn. Joe
Euuice Frances r. O'Brien. J. 4.
Mac Murray NJ. Alton. Fred illll,
Jack Hawkins. Francis Ashoff. Ilar-
~ White. Billey Tee. -. r. McIiugh.
James Sontng, HIRAM Barnes, @ VI.
Ilauptman, j. ". Snrcye. Jim Boyle,
Tom Madden. j. R. Hyder. j.. T..
Bagg G.. l. McAnallen, H. L. Nc
Anallcn. ]. Moran, Robert Mallory
Norbert Hardmsn, o. r, Hurt Leo
Kearncy, Francis kcarney ". ".
Brady. x. q. Sinderson. W. l.. webb.
J. r. quinn. y NJ. cody, 6 A. Brad
ley y W. Hueb, u. l.. Edminston,
Walter Kiloy. Il. Gerard Ballard,
Mesdames J.. J iiilL r. l.. KIN
mouth. ir. g. J. Wilson. g. y. Ab-
bott, 4. a. Davidson, Carl .. Wy
man, t. u. Ragg T.. l.. knechi, opal
Rogers. Lowe, r.. Barber, 7. T.. Flan-
aQau.
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Calendar for the Week

Mrs. o. e Thomsa' luncheon AT
Country club for Mrs. G. J, Hocka-
nauer OF Dallas. Texas.
Woman's civic league meets In
basement OF public library AZ gao
o'clock.
Pupils of Jacob Schrclner appear
In vlolin recital at the public library
at s;30 O'Clock.
Membership committee ~ the Y
w. G. A. meets IN the club room Of
tho Y at s;3o o'clock.
Tuesday.
Jefferson Davis chapter of the u,
n. g. meets at tho home OF Mrs. q.
w. Reed l2t6 South Boulder, at .. 40
o'clock.
The May meeting of Temple Israel
Sistcrhood at 2.i5 o'clock Annual
election ~ Officers
Mrs. Florence Archer cntcrtains
tho Maocp hoe club at her home out
side OF Tulsa. All members viii meet
~ the postoffico nt o'clock ana
drive to the Archer home,
Mrs. T. y, Roderick viii entertain
the A. X. chapter OF the = II, O.
Better Baby contest. conducted In
the Community house In West Tulsa
during the noon hour.
MtNut~uuN.
Mrs. ". NJ Brown cntcrtains tn,
A. o. bridge club with luncheon a
her home.
Mrs, %. -. rnind'or presents Mis-
Stella Forticr In recital at the publl'
library
Tulsa star club VIII meet at tht
Masonic hall at gao O'Clock
Piano study club meets with Mrs
G. &, Swanson at her home. 10 sun
sot drive
The Altar society OF the Hol,
Family church gives garden part
and musical at the \ g. hcmc.
Thursday.
Woman's alliance OF tho All Soul
Unitarian church meets with Mrf
q. r. Hyde ut her home, $40 Eas
Eighth street
Hattie Grayhill missionary 10
clcty gives luncheon In the churcl
parlors OF the First Prcsbytcrial
church.
Friday.
Mrs Clarence II. Gump entertain
with bridge AZ her home
Pupils OF ellen Rcen kcrsey an
pear In recital at the Kcrsey studi,
at 1905 Baltimore avenue. at
o'clock.
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Mrs. Annie Rose and the Misses
Mayme and Anna Travis. MADAM
June Reid will accompany on the
violin.
Mrs. q. G. Spindler will pesent
Miss stella Fortier in certificate re-
cital at tho public library Wednesday
evening. May II, at S:i5 o'clock.
The program for the Hyehka club
meeting on MAY IA has been an
nounced and reads;
Paper, Poles In Music. Mrs. q.
Rcngro, piano. The Erking (Schu-
beht-LiszD. Miss Margaret Gavin;
voice, (aD Vissi DArte Niwi DAT
more from La Tosca CPuceinD. b.
Come TO the Garden, Love CMary
Turner Saltcr). Mrs. Chas. Cooper;
piano, a. Etude Op. 10 No. 3 Chop
I'M, b. Etudc Op. 26 No. 10 (Chopin)
Mrs. w. y. Hudson; voice, ). To Mu-
sic (Fronz), b, In Spring tFranD,
Mrs s. =. Kaufman: piano, The
witches Dance (McDowelD, Mrs. A,
g. Johnson: paper, Incidents in the
Lives OF Musicians, Mrs. Jack Letch-
or; voice. a, Twas in the Lovely
Month of May Granz), b, She
Rested by the Broken Brook (Col-
cridgesTayior), G., Faltering Dusk
tWaltcr Kramcr), Mrs. Chas. T.
(GretchinifO. h. Spirit Flower
(Campbell-Tipt Mrs Josephine
Storey white. vocal det. Oh That
We Two Were Maying tNcyin). Mrs
Josephine Storey white and Mrs
Josephine Storey-Whitc and Mrs
(McDowelD, Mrs. Patti Adam'
Schreiner.
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dancing, in the high schaal audi
torium At Z o'clock. In Mrs.
Oakley's Telephone" a two act COM
ody, Miss Mildred Witcraft will ap-
pear in the title role. with Helen MIL
Ter as Constance" Margaret Shields
as MARY" the cook. Martha Clifton
as Emma" the maid. The roles In
THE Burglar" one act comedy VIII
be enacted by Misses Catherine
Gump, Anna Margaret Wolverton.
Grace Woolridgc. Olive Hansler and
Martha Clifton and the Burglar -
Sing a Song Of Seniors" Come
diette, will be presented by members
Of Mrs Sabln's dramatic class Of the
Conway Broun by Missos Willie
Twist. Evelyn Beard, Msurine Nd
kinson, Margaret Shields. Mary Page,
Dorothy Boyer and Elizabeth De-
Lace Grcis \ group OF charming
children will appear in the Rain
bow Ballet In the Butterfly" Bal
let will appear Elizabeth Lee Sinks,
Bonnie Frybargcr, Corinne Hancock,
Alice May Kistlor and Isabelle Strou -
velle Iris Dance by little Miss Lottie
Rose JankoWsky. Gertrude May
Coulter, MAXIM and Phyllis johnson,
scotch Reel Song by Martha
Stumph, Tibey Davis. Corinnc Han
/ cock. Grace Jones. Esther lIersch
kowitz In solo dance and In sketch
with Esther Zelison. clown Dance bv
Tibie and Bessie Davis, Margaret and
Adine Travis In Musical Readings
Margaret will dance Dream of
Iowa" and Adine tho Wood
/ Nymph.' Elizabeth Lee Sinks in the
First can OF Spring" Vera Apple
man in the Margaret waltz Faust.
Heart of Rose" by Marjorie
| Travis. Virginia Livingston in The
Sugar Plum Fairy" Gertrude May
Coulter in the Dance OF the Roplds'
/ Florence Allen a years. In 'Kewp-
sic" and the little entertainer viii
/ dance, Zelda Davis, a tiny tot OF IL
years THE Powder Puff Ballet" a
group OF toe dancers, Miss Kathryn
/ Donohoo. Bonnie Frybarger, Lena
Rashall. Helen Miller, Esther Ieli'
son. Pauline Robinett. "Orienta
Dance" Adele Marcus. The Frolic'
/ bv Corinne Hancock. Bobby Hen
nokes and Alice Kingsbury will givt
readiuQs Piano arcOmpaniatS will bC
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on the convention program. whore
she Will deliver a. reading.
The Clomant A. Evans chapter Of
tho 4. H. G. met Saturday at the
homo Of Mrs William Hargis Wal
kcr. ms South ElWo0d Mrs. Wal
ker had, assisting her the Mes
DANES r. T.. Hpff Joe Levy, y. IS.
stern. A. A. Fitc Walter O Bannon,
J. H. Jennings. A ~ Thomas. Harry
Campbell. g. Rcnfro, A. j, S'ahr
and Misses Amelia Bruach. Jane
Martin. and Frances Fleetwood.
Mra Charles X Francis presided
over the business portion OF the
meeting. and Mrs. w. NJ fleetwood
took charge Of tho program which
consisted Of a talk on Henry Wat
torson by Mrs A. ]. stair. piano
solo by Mrs. Betty Adams Schreiner.
reading by Mrs II. ! Riggs, and a
group Of songs by Mrs. II. j. Muggc.
The Tulsa star club will meet in
the Masonic hall Wednesday. May J l.
ht 2.3O O'Clock. Hostes for this
meeting will be Mesdames VI. &.
Deems. T.. !. German, E. NJ. Tiffany.
4. w. watkins, NJ. ". williams, \.
~ owens and the Misses Dorothy
and Lynn Caughoy.
The O. W. R.-F Y.-D. H. club
meets Monday afternoon with Mrs.
.. &. Gadbois AZ her home 1873
North Boston avenue.
Tho Jefferson Davis chapter OF
the T.. -. G. will meet Tuesday after.
noon at 2:3O O'Clock at the home OF
Mrs. O.. w Reed, 1915 South
Boulder.
The past Matrons' Eastern star
club was entertained by Mrs George
Dole OF Sand Springs Friday adter-
noon In her home on Main street.
Fourteen members of the club were
present and enjoyed social hour
after short business session. The
next meeting will be held In the
home Of Mrs. a. :. Dumaugton, 1905
South Detroit on the first Friday IN
June.
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In addition TO the club mon,.
these guests were served Ncsa,DeH
sam Dreyfus. John Kolstad si
Haston. Ralph Rule. Mrs n''
Gordon will act as hostess q. T.
next meeting OF the club We
Mr.. and Mrs. L. p. RcY r.,.--
home Saturday night from, .tuei
months visit with their ynf'e
Mrs. Michael Donovan. i, Nv
dena, California. 90 asa
Mrs. s. T.. Lance rctrreoa
Monday from Guilfou. Mo ,ofs
she was called by tho F.r,s'" "u'i'
Graham.
The Catholic ladies hold 49,.
party Tuesdoy evening AL Tho ~
club. High scores were reartoS Il
Mrs. clyde Bell and Mrs Fya.g Y
Kinley, Light refreshmcrts w..
served after the games. Figb'.,s
tables were clrclcd by players, s'''''
Mrs, j. T.. George of Ot.,p..
city spent the week end hero '',o'I' y.
guest a. the home Of Mr. and NJ
II. II. Kelso.
MITE. IL. VI. McMahan was hor,..
Tuesday evening to the g N ~
club at her home on South Ns,.
street. Three tables were arran..,
for auction and high scores va
reached by Mrs. Tom Kelly a INK
member, ad Mrs. G. L. McCalur y
guest a delicious luncheon y,'
served at the close Of the rsmss
Guests in addition to the Glib mSr
hers were Mcsdames VI J.. WTsor
G. l.. McCalium and Miss Lena 90
ley. Tho club will meet again In ig
weeks with Mrs. Lena Cou.-y
DR.. and Mrs. T. +. Allison ,
Sand Springs were the guogts n
Attorney and Mrs. n. l.. Baktmo-
sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. Glen Sairians 70,
Tuesday for Minnesota for vls
with relatives in st Paul tefo,
going TO Rochester. whore Mrs Sa
mans will enter the Mayo Brothe,
hospital for treatment.
Mrs. s. W. Moore and Mrs ]
! Latham, who attended the Women
Missionary conference at Durant la
week. returned home Monday MGR
/ Mrs. Moore visited friends at Hart
y horn upon her return rtip.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-08
Introducing the Latest
Summer Dresses
at the Lou Standard
Price Set By This
Upstairs Shop
$25:oo

Bewitching OrgandieS soft and beautiful
CrepeS, Printed Ceorgettes in every yneWShade,
including honey-deW, doUe. putty, Harding
Blue, as WeH as br0lUnS mays, black, orchid,
pink, blue and nile
Sports Modes - Dresses
for Street and Day Wear
Greater Selection
Better ality
Nothing but Dresses at This Original Dress Shop
One of a Kind
Closing Out Spring TafetaS
and a Special Lot of
Imported Organdie Dresses
f1- 7-
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o Society o
Cubs-Mus womans work
Hare You Written to Mother?

By JANE RoNALsON
PRAY may ! aHk you, worthy lad
Whose Luothcr
Though busy ufo throhs round about
Have you written homo 10 inothorf
You arc fast forgetting aren't YOU quito.
How tho weeks went Tying
Ana that uttlc bloucd sheet
Unanswered sull is ljing'
Don't YOU remember how rhc stood,
WIN pistful Riturc ui parting
Dou.t you remember how tho tears
Wore ln her s00 eyes starting
Iurt you forgotten how her arm
stole ruuUd tu cttcFH Nou7
tIttt forgotten those low words.
.iood.IN. i0. ron. cod hlcsa you
ON. du moi wong her patient love;
Save cod, thofp p other
$50 ftItutul through all mists of Sin,
l,ai not tu writc to mother
TcII hr. how hard 10 vs. 10 walk
\. walked the Master lowlN,
Toll hor nov hard 10 Is to Keep
mans ufo pure and holy.
Ton hcr to keep tho lamp Of prayer,
AIIEht q beacon burning.
Whose beams shall reach you far away,
shall lure your soul returning.
Toll her love her dearly stll
For fear sad tomorrow
Shall bear away the listening soul
Aud leave you lost In sorrow.
And thon. through bitter falling tears.
And sighs smother,
You will remember when too late
You did not write to mother
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Clubs

Tho Maccabees club viii meet
Tuesday. May 10, At tho home OF
Mrs Florence Archer who ,esides
near Tulsa Al members of the club
VIII meet at | O'Clock AT the post
office. whence they viii go 10 tho
Archer home In cars
The local chapter Of the Kappa
kappa Gamma sorority viii hold
their last meeting Of tho season on
Saturday afternoon, May ~ when
Mrs Max Andrea will act NJ hostess
for the members OF the sorority at
the home of her sister. Mrs. G. g.
Cole, residing al ill7 South Chey-
cune Mrs. q. 4. Brewer and Mrs
Walter L.. Ditzler Will assist.
Tho Hattie Greybill Missionary so
clety OF the First Presbyterian
church will give u luncheon at z
o'clock on Thursday, May IL, In tho
church parlors.
Members Of the local chspter who
attended the urand Chapter convon-
tion ot the =. O. T.. at PHwhuska In
cluded Mcedames 6. l.. Goodale, u.
W JohnsonoFrcd Traber. G. T.. Nc
Alis.cr and +. A. Burhans.
The May meeting OF the Temple
/ Israel s'sterhood will be held on
/ Tuesday afternoon, May 10, at 20
! % clock. Election Of officers will b.
conducted reports Of standing com
mittecs read and plans for next sea
sons activities submitted. Mrs Eu-
/ gene Stahl and Miss Newman viii
appear on tho program arranged Tor
this occasion.
Tie Crown Zeal Chautauqua cir
. elc met In regular session Tuesday
J Nay 3, In their rooms In the Y. W
IC. A.. Annual election OF officers
was held at this time with the fol
lowing ladies' elected to office; Mrs
a. T.. Barrus, president; Mrs. Frank
Rhodes. first vice president. Mrs. c
W Parent, necond vice presidents
Mrs Robert Garrct. secretary
Mrs. ]. T. Nixon, corresponding sec
lrctary; Mrs W. II. Callahan, treas
urcr. Mrs. Joseph Drouet, Journalist
MIs. 1. " Crater. critic, Mrs. {. w
Mcndt. parllamentarian.
The ladies' OF the q. 4. Il. study
club will meet with Mrs. j T.. Good,
.ncr at i3il North Elwood on Friday
afternoon May 3.
The Drama league held It's an
nual election of officers Frida
afternoon at the Kennedy after a.
informal luncheon which was at
tended by forty members and visi
tors OF the club. Those who wcr
chosen to serve for the coming yea
wore: Mrs. J. n. Brown. presi
dent; Miss Margaret window, vice
president: Mrs. Hendershot, rccrs
tnrN, Mira NJ T. Edward treasurer
Mrs. lilah II. Lindsey, parliamcptar
ian. Mrs. j. II. Brown and Mr'
uendershot. first and second dele
gates respectively to the Thirteent
Annual convention Of the 3rd dis
trict Of oklahoma state Federatlo
OF woman's clubs To be held a
lTahleauah MAY II, IL, and -, Mr'
II. !. Riggs and Mrs. Il. Z. Hayde
were appointed ~ alternates. Mis-
Josephine laymau was selected I
represent the local Drama league
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Dances

a mort successful dance Of the
season was held Monday evening, IN
the New National Guard nrmory
under the ausplcious Of the ladies Of
the Sacred Heart parish The halt
was handsomely decorated with
American flags The guest liSt in
Bartlett. J. steve Weir. II. j. VIII
son, Slavin, Il. T. Stucvc -. -.
Shields, v T.. Miller, II. Workman
John w. Grove. j. NJ. Moran, Kin
mouth. Misses Adell Brown, @. Rud-
dc. Margaret Moroney, Ruth
lireesc. Loretta Mccarthy. Lucille
Clark, Mildrd Pickcll VI ldrcd He'll.
EuniCe Wcrtz, Grctta Ryan, Ger
trude Nihill, Ruth Davidson. Ber-
tha Barnhart, Lucille ilanrahan,
Mary Barnes, i.cona Meistrcll Rose
Moistrell, Pearl Clonche. Bonnie
| Coats. Mary patticr. Agnes Mahon
Agnes Bosh, Bcrnadettc Diehold.
| Ruby Reeves, Annabelle Eustice.
Zcnna Eustlcc, Ahble Clote. Shelta
! Hcneghan. Elaine Barnes Alice
| O'Brien Naomi Webster, Lena Hen
drlckS. Margaret Brennan. Rose Ann
brennan. Doris Dnling, Peggy Lee
Doing. Frances Wilson, Evelyn Bell
, Angelina Auco!n, Esther webb, Hell
Cna Davis. Gene Iev" Hauptman
| Frances Flanagan, Elsie l.. Leighton,
Theda Stucvc. Attic Moore, Hazel
! Conneil, Frances iIeyne. Ella Frey
muth, Rosalind Hughes, Kathleen
/ O'Brlon. Rose Galllgan, Margaret
Moran. Lillian Heney Mary Ballard
Mary SandcrSon, RUBY Mallory, Ha-
zol Bailey. Dorothy Hennage. Martha
Louise Miller. Brennan. Thelma Alb
bott, l.azetta Abbott, Helen Meloney
Catherine Maloncy and Jane Bart
lett, Mcssrs. Frank Enoa, Frank Al
son, &. W shaver, Alvin johnson
Harry Graves Allen Early. Fran
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State Society
StPUIPA.

Mrs. c. ". Butner was hostess to
the High score Auction club Tues
day afternoon at her home on South
Maple. At bridge high score was
reached by Mrs. John Reed among
the club members and Mrs. Sam
Droyfus among the guests. Fol-
lowing the games the hostess. with
the assistance OF her daughter. Miss
Helen served delicious ice course.
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Mrs II, =. ilopsou Of 1894 south
Baltimore was u week end hostess TO
fivo out town guests Tor whom eho
has given number of charming ar
fairs during the past few days. The
guests who enjoy the hospitality OF
the lIOpson home we're Misses Ruby
1 lIollRway. Faye Han, Mcsdames I'D
mond Stevenson and Alvin Howell,
all of Bnrtlesyillo and Mrs Olln
| Burnside Of lola, Kansas.
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Frank Shreck Member prizes wore
given to Mrs Gerald 4. Benedict Mr..
a. g. Lampfich. and Mrs Is. ".
MHrkey Mrs. Harold sullivan won
the guest prize.
Mrs Richard LLOYD Jones' enter.
taiu"d Monday, May .. Tor Miss
Laura Won schrnder uf Ottumwa.
Iowa. Six tables OF bridge were IN
progress during the afternoon. with
the awards won by Mrs G.. n. tIag
gard ana Mrs. n. 4. Fclt Out-of.
town guests who enjoyed the hos
pltality Of the hostess were Mrs w.
&C. simon of Lawrence Kansas. and
Mrs John Iarncs OF Fort Smith.
ArkanHas.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-08

Mir. and Mrs. Gene Roop opcncd
their homo at 1907 South Utica to
the mombcrs OF the Inter Sc bridge
club Thursday night when they en-
tertaincd informally with auction
bridge. Guests invited for this func-
ton were Mr.. and Mrs Harold sulli-
van, Miss Bonnie Trogdcn and Mr..