The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-06

day from Carthage, Mo, whtre eho was
callcd by the death of her brothcr-in-lsw,
James Ross.
NJ and Mrs. Fottes, smith and aausb.
ters Fofrestine ana Mary Josephine Of
Mrs r.. r. unger
. Miss Dorothy Taylor who has been At
her home here ~ for the past week, re-
turned Monday TO Norman 20 resume
her studies at q. l..
Mrs. Herbert Kinuaird aud Mrs. /. p.
Mcdee entertained Saturday Win an euc.
tion bridge at the home of Mrs. Kinniard
on South Independence.
Mrs. g.. X. Roberto and dsuehtcr Joseph
| inc returnyd hume Monday from McAlcster.
where tNy werc called to the bedside
uctu, Boherts sister.
Ben Hubbard left sunday Tor Kansas
| Cfy for few days Wait stopping at
senath, Mo- for a two-weeks visit with
/ Mr.. and Mrs. =. B. Reed ~ South Oak
street has as their house guests over sun
day Mr. and Mrs. a, T. 10y OF s,iuwstsr,
Miss Hetah Fister Of Dayton, Ohio ami
! The mcmbcrs OF the United Daughters
% the Confedernoy eniYyed an early brcak-
/ Ing, driving out at 1850. After breakfast
some time was spent In practice for the
/ Mrs John W. Davis was hostess Friday
afternoon 60 tho Busy Hour Embroidery
club. Eleven members we're present and
as two guetss, airs 4. j. Nicnus
Mrs. Frazier. a two..ourse lunch was
served before adjournment
The Girls circle Of the christian church
! entertained "Wednesday night at the
| church with n play entitled, As u rs In
India The Characters were taken by
/ Misses Evelyn Hoitgclaw. Mary Wubmcrly,
] Helen Trone, Opal HyneaTHon, Norma Day
/ lcss and Marion Gillette,
/ The Presbyterian Ladies Aid society met
"Wednesday With Mrs. q. g. erosion OF
Z South oak street as hostess. She was
| assisted by McsdAmes w. r.. IouckH. q.
/ W. MeFann. Tracy and o. r. Nhafter
/ Tho afternoon was spent In charity sew
ing. Mrs G. r. Gormely became a NOM
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witchcs' council and ghost walk Tor her
! year old daughter Ruth, Monday night
| at their home on West Bryan. witches
caldron was placed beside the fireplace.
which furnished the only light N the
! room, aSd here fortunes were told. a Dc
lleious lunch was served. cafeteria style.
| "be belhsny blbis cisAs met Tuesl
evening with Mrs. George Wilson at 500
President Mrs. r. u. Reed vice president
Mrs J. r. Watson. secretary, Mrs, NJ. Me
| Eueni treasurer MIS-, Charles Pickett
teacher. Mrs. GoorHe Wilson and assistant
teacher, Mrs. Austin. A. the close of
this business session rcfroshments we're
served to l6 members.
NJ. r. church met for dinner at 6 o'oi"g
/ Thursday evening and following these pI-
Dunckles; vice president. Marie Aumsus
| secretary. Joyce Burt and treasurer, Miss
| Edith shaffcr. Miss Katherine Lyuc wa
| chosen as mite box secretary. Short muti
! II program closed the meeting.
Twelve noiEhbors gathered Tuesday eve
ming at the homo Of Mira Vance Likely in
celebration Of her ei5'ha1y taa,ve,ssTy
'---sed as Z uov'brr o. the ku E.rE S'0
After unmaskine dehghttuhy Informal
evening was spent Refreshments were
/ served.
The symphony club nAft this week at
the y, ", 9, !. :aains. During business
meeting Mrs. Hamilton was chosen as dele
gate to attend the state Federation meet
A. McAlester. program wIH
by these members: MesdSmes Daley, West
Forbes. Bohanon. Koistad and Mi@ Marie
NJ. NJ. II. Downs cntertslnd the Tues
ldAv Bridge club this week with a ".clnob
luncheon at the Harvey house In farewell
courtesy to Mrs. j, +. Lawrence, a club
member for several years who is loaN'
Ing 90 mako Kansas city hcr homo.
prettily appointed luncheon was followed
by action at three tables and high score
was reached by Mrs II. $. Garland. The
next meeting win be held in two weeks
with Mrs. Garland as hostess.
The womans Missionary society Of the
South Methodist church met Wednesds =
afternoon with Mrs Casey In the church
parors. Mrs. Edwin Mouzon, wife of
bishop Mouzon, was preHent TO speak "a
them upon Europe As Woman SEES y,
telling OF her trip to Europe. Followinf
her talk Mrs. Davenport, president OF
the missionary society presented her
Casey as9is,ed by several members, served
sandwiches and coffee.
At the boy scout camp Friday Afternoon
he ssnior club OF the Girls Reserve en-
tprtained the Highly club ot boys. Tn,
camp was decorated IN Halloween sym
buls for the occasion and games and clev
or stunts furnished entertainment Abou
ninety guests were entertained Chap
erons were Messrs. and Mesdames RAY
Wood, J n. Barton, J. r. Holmes ", NJ
pettis, Joe Allen Earl Foster MesdaIne an
don and Miss Ethel Kelly
! A Halloween masquerade was gwen AT
the Redmen's hall Friday evening The
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crepe paper sashes and pumpkins and corn
stalks. A fortune teller In decorated
masked IN variety Of costumes. Pri2el
for most original costumes were received
by Mrs. oAvc seide. Mrs; Milis Messrs
, Homer hyde and &, ID. Powell coffee
doughnuts and pumpkin pie were served
Mrs II. :. Garland entertained Friday
with the last OF a ioublet OF bridge parttci
at her home on South Poplar. High score
was reached by Mrs. cora DauEherty o
nAird. Out-of- town guests were Mesdamei
II. II. Justus, Edna Houser and Gors
, pauEherty Of Tulsa and Mrs. Joe barkct
OF Briston. on Thursday high scores wer'
, reached by Mrs. N. g. Miller ana Mrs
/ J. X simpson, The hostess was assist ed
by her daughter Gonevirye and Miss Mi
The Thursday Morning Auction clu,
met last week with Mrs. J. v Frazier
at her home on South Walnut At bridge
high scores were reached By Mrs. orai
Potter and Mrs, George l.. Burke. Mrs
Alexander Aarshall Of Tulsa was presented
the guest favor, At I o'clock luncheon
: was served to the club members anc
these guests Mcsdamcs Earl Foster
b Wright G.. baker. George l., Burke ant
, Alexander MarHhau Of rulsa The neN
mcrtinL viii be held In one week win
Miss Virginia Cobb.
Decorations 10 q riot ~ autumn colo
/ transformed the home Of Mrs Ira Malon
= into a Halloween bower where Mrs. MHloni
{ ana Airs. y. \. juen entertained saturday
fwth n bridge luncheon, Al 7 O'Clock
. ! tour course luncheon with perfect appoint
monts was served 90 ~ guests. The doc
! opened 90 tho guests by Mary Gayl Udei
Z m appropriate costume. High score wa
D reached by Mrs John Reed and socon,
e BY Mrs. e. {. Taylor, Out-of-tuWn guest
Z were Mrs. Luke sloan of Okmulgee, Mrs
- Charles W Hughes 90 sherman. Texas
8 and Mesiamos Farr Cchn ana e. c, can
( tTtll Of Tulsa.