The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-25

~ Dr. Smiths sister. Mrs r. ~. suttie
myer ana family during the holiday
Miss Huberta Miller arrived home Sun
day from WashinEton. y. g, where .sno
N attending the Colonial school for girls
10 ,spcnd tho holidays vim her parents
for her home IN Los Angeles aftor sev-
cral wooks' visit here With her father. pr
Turner and her uiHtof. Mrs. ia BARTLETT
Mr AMI Mra ~ ~ johnson and family
loft Friday fpr oklahoma city 10 spend
ne Christmaa holidaye From there they
Mlsg. ssllic Bee Jamos y student Of
kehtutly college, Tor women, IL spending
carrie James and her sister Mrs B y
Miss Marguerite phulps returned home
G0dfrcy III, ~ spend her Christmas va
cation with her parents, NJ. and Mrs. G..
Miss Lettla CARTER who has bcen
teaching lu WnfrouHburE. Mo, stupped
over Wednesday en- route 90 her home In
ukmulEee for a days visit with Mrs
Nrr. W. M Halter and Mrs Frank oid.
ham Hpont Tucsday in OKLAHOMA Ctt3'
returning that night with Mrs n u
BAKER and two daughters Of Amarillo.
TcKar. who viii spend the Christmas
week here
cru Ice a ututy CO. was entettaincd
win q surprise birthday dinner Monday
,vrnlng thirty guests we're served 'g
lowing this community singing was en-
Joycd.
Miss Naomi Woidnor or Neosho Mo
and a. T.. Wortman of Sapulpa were mar
fi"d several weeks eEO ut the brides
home Ia Noosho. They. are at preSent
brother On North Thfd street Mr.. Wort.
man ~ employed by the Frisco.
The =. W. q. olaeH of tho prnshyiefien
church met AZ the home of Miss Mildred
Cornell on West Cleveland "wednesday
night Plans were made 10 fll and de
liver q basket Tor needy family. christ
uI
hostess served dclghtful refteshmeht
course
at the home of Mrs j. NJ Cheek hon.
0rinK Mrs. Myrtle Fisher ~ Oklahoma
Sity. state inspectof Of the ladies' auSil-
larry 10 tho ". ~ l.. T. and u, Guests wcrs
members of this Organization aud their
wives. numbering 80 A deleotabls lunch
was served ht tho close.
MeadamcA o. V. Smith. ~ L. Carpenter
T. Sntucmoycr and Emma Williams on
,..rtained ne Line Berse Bple class
smith. special farewell feature was
held for Mrs. irooms who soon leaves 20
mss, ssg esT eSms 5,sa ia A5Imo.s a. Refresh
The Glec club, orchestra aud Il ftrsh-
man class Of the high school were enter
school gymnasium by Miss wickham. Miss
smith aud Mr.. Lamb A Christmas tree
with Eifis was feature Of the afternoon
aud stunts and games were enjoyed, Re-
troHhmenis served were delicious.
Miss Vera Perry was hostess Tuesday
evening 70 the MlttletoU DelphiAn chap
ter. Mrs. i. ~. Steiner. president pre-
aided over tho buAipess meeting wherein
plana were made ~ give an affinity party
at the home " Mrs Steiner on January
=, when the active members win be af-
finttl~H for The Inactive members A les
son on Flemish art was discussed by
Misses Georgia Wlnret. Minnie Mallory.
Ethel Bruin, boths Elston. A delicious
retrcHhment course was served
hfH j. ". Hampton. assisted by Mrs.
W. NJ king and Mrs. G.. g. Prescott. en-.
tertained the Womans Missionary 80
ciety of the South Methodist churoh Wad-
neaday afternoon with a charming Christ
mas program. beautiful Christmas deco
rntons were artlstically placed for tho
occasion and program Of rare aoloa.
duets, readings and piano selections was
given BY the foilowisE q Misses Frances
HUT Harbetta kaufman. Duth Crawford
Ielms Sanders, Dorothy Daglcy Mrs
Earl Foster aud Mrs waldrep Arrange
nents were made TO pack Christmas bas
& koH the following day at tho home oi
Mrs. Hampton. most delicious menu
was served following the program.
uueHt1 numbering 200 were entertained
saturday afternoon at a tea given by Mrs
/ ueotge Collins. Mrs Frank Jucksch ard
Mrs, Sam Shrhder. Red was the outstand /.
/ Ing color Ia the DECORATIONS, brought out
( ny the candida. Christmas bells poin.
settlas and-bolly barries and from behind
bank of ferns and palms In the music
] room came Hawaiian orchestra music
during the afternoon, Those assisting tho