The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-20
STATE SOCIETY
SAPIIPA.

N~a John Reed OF South Elm
..rcet entertained the G.. II. ID. club
Tnesday evening. St. Patrick deco
laiions were prettily arranged and
,avr auction tables were surround
"a nv players. High score among
i,h members was reached by Mrs.
Crooks Thrift, and by Miss May
scorns among the guests. The next
.nccting will be held In two weeks
with Mrs. John Kolstad.
Mrs. George l.. Burke Is visiting
ber sister in New York and Will go
/ sror, there to Boston for a six weeks
stay. , Ga, 49,,
,,reot entertained with a Juvenile
nartv Monday evening In honor of
,he birthday anniversary of her Sc.
fsuriaton and her grandson, Ever
a., iumpkins. She was assisted by
Nys q. q Lumpkins. Contests were
Snioycd and prizes. awarded to Lou
lee Avery, James Jennings and
dwight Avery.
Mrs. ]. L. Thornton OF South
water street entertained Tuesday
evening with surprise birthday
marty FOR her daughter Grace. <
dainty lunch was served TO about 20
young guests after a pleasant eve
tas cut and the tabled lucky slice
containing the dime was received b~
Miss Alice Hopper.
Mrs. J a. Harper was taken TO
oklahoma City Monday evening to
undergo treatment in hospital
Mrs. c. oakes Of 123 South Birch
s,rcct entertained the Lima Berge
class Of tho Christian church Tues
day evening. The house was deco
rated with st. Patrick embloms and
The color scheme OF green and white
vSs carried out In the delicious
luncheon wrich was served following
an evening of social games.
Mrs. Helene Quinn, Okmulgee, was
,he house guest OF Mrs. U. j. Jones
this week.
Mrs. J. y. Thornton spent We'd
nssday visiting friends in Tulsa.
I. ]. Weidner left Tuesday for
yandalla. ILL.,, where he was called
BY the serious Illness of his sister.
Members of the X. of p. lodge
snd> their friends enjoyed dance
q, the st. James hotel Wednesday
night with music by the Phillips or
chestra. Guests were present from
Tulsa, Kelleyville and Kiefer.
The Ladies' Aid society of the
Presbyterian church met Wednes-
day afternoon with Mrs ]. f. Muir
phy Of South Main street, who was
assisted by Mesdames w. ii. Odell
and J. A. Scheruer. Thirty-six Nom
bers and two guests. Mrs. j. NJ.
Harrel and Mrs. l.. L. Littlefield,
were present. The time was spent
IN making a comfort top which will
be presented to the Y. w. c. A
Tho Naomi chapter, o. F.. s., en-
tertained with banquet In the Ma
sonic hall Wednesday evening for
the Royal Arch Masons. A large
crowd OF Tulsa Masons attended.
Mrs. II. s. Garland was hostess
th,s week to the Ladies' guild of the
Episcopal church. The afternoon.
was spent in making plans and sew
ing for baZar to be given the Sat-
ufiay before Easter.
The Woman's Missionary society
Of the First Baptist church met We'd
nesdav in sections, section A met
with Mrs. Frank Richardson, B with
Mrs. r. ]. Maudlin, G with Mrs.
T L. Blakemore and ID with Mrs.
Robert Leachman.
w. L. Baldwin of Pittsburg, Kan.
is spending the week here with Mrs.
Baldwin OF POI South Elm street.
Mrs. T. ]. Burns, assisted by Mes
DANES II. II. Boulton and w. II.
Downs, entertained the members of
the Woman's Home Missionary soci-
ETY. OF tho South Methodist church
with a st. Patrick's party Wednes-
day Mrs. Billy Smith acted as
leader OF the program and other
numbers were given by Mesdanfss