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Uusi kotimaa., 1921-09-06
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-18

which carried ONT the Christmas srlril
was served BY the hostesscs SpriHH ~
mistletoe wcrc tied on tins tiny Htuu.
Nichcs and small red candles adorned tho
delicious white cake
The Earnest Workers class ~ the First
Methodist church held lts annual christ.
mas PARTY In the church parturs Wrducs.
day afternoon Tho meeting oprurd with
The election ~ officers as follows Mts
Howard Weber president, Mrs. y =, pltt
mann. vice. president Mrs ". y Ross
secretary; Mrs \ y Smvsor treasurer.
There wore Is members present and aftcr
TIE business sossiou pll rptforet 4
froIud the tree auh each received p
Christmas pttNeut Mrs. Kate Wrsht amt
Mrs a. A. Gorman were hust,sscs for the
afternoon, and thtv presented tho class
teacher Mrs -. ~. snyder. q hair dozen
hr'ruful EtruScan spoons 40 the gift from
the class
The members 'cf the Tuesday club we're
'rliEhtfully entertained this week at the
1nme uf Mrs John ~ Kane. p2a Cherokee
INeuuc. Tho atteruqon program Included
10 vocal solo by Dr ". 4. Iyuott plano
solo bv Mrs. Walter Martin. q violin duct
~ Nts a. E kuopmpn and Mrs. Victor
No'quarts reading by Mrs. John John
stone ana O. piano colo by Mrs W a
l' mott Following the musical numbers
thn hitgt uour was spent in watching the
1tiirs - Madame Ought Co Bc Killed "
Madame she's Na Good" aud Madame
couldn't bn WORSE These charnctcra
wor" portravod by Nrs james Kcrun
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-18
HENRIETTA

Mrs Il. w. Cole returned Saturday
from Coffeyvi'le. Kan, whore she has
been visiting her daughter for several
Miss Nan Mcleod. with Miss Nova
Merrick OF seymour Texas, viii spend
,,ihtis,tmes IN Oklahoma city with Miss
Mr. and Mrs II. J. Butterfly spent tho
week END IN Oklahoma city and on Sat
grday night attended the Kappa sig
dance at Norman.
The Tuesday club met with Mrs Rob
Whitenton Tuesday afternoon, when Mrs
J. II. Whitenton won the prize FOR high
score at bridge. Refreshments were
served at tho close ~ tho meeting.
During tho o. T. Boys Glee club stay
here, Mr.. and Mrs Emmett O'Kans cu-
.sr,aincd Messrs. Chilson Robertson,
Williams entertained Mr. Jones Of ponca
city and MIR, Hicks OF shawnee and Mr.
and Mr.; and Mrs. II. J. Butterly enter
Mrs. William Seymour was hostess to
the kensington club Monday afternoon.
syi Ssyiins sreIows addj'oTpi EpSs5s, ESsd, MIsISmss
bKant. r, il +. Hummer. Hiero t. i. i'iBSs' HSs.
won and y. W, Cole, At the. close ot
work, Mrs. W, c. Prague assisted the
Me;da%es J, p EqSanEs, Y. il. Hqa
son, f. O. Seamans, ~. 6. Fellows | W.
Ballinger, John Cameron y. ~ Williams.
Ada smith, johnnie Dolllns land Miss
G,isSrS S,nS roS ETTs,s were Were sges's oie'r than
entertained the J. ~ NJ. club Friday eft.
ernoon. The time was spent In making
Christmas gifts Rnd at the close of the
afternoon the hostess setved a delicious
salad course
The p. e. o. chapter met Saturday
when miscellaneous program was in
order, with, Mrg. Dan Mofntt rs leader.
An interesting paper on Jazz Music and
the AbOilshing Of II" was read by the
leader. A Christmas box for tho poor
vas planned and committees appointed
were served before the club adjourned.
to meet December % with Mrs G. T..
Gregg.
The zeta Nu club held It's business
meeting Tuesday evening at the home ot
Miss Olive Smith. Four new club mem
tion OF officers for the new year was held
with the following results: Miss Helen
Lincoln, president. Miss Juanlta Med
calf vice president; Miss Helen Brook
shire secretary-treasurer. Tho hostess
served Refreshments at the close OF the
Tuesday night with Miss Anna Frances
Fain..
Honoring her house guest, Miss Neva
Merrick OF Seymour Texas, Miss Nan Nc
Leod eptcrtaned Monday night at her
home on South seventh street with
eeived high score among the. ladies and
Dwight Gardner for the men. Other
guests we're Misses Anna Belle price.
I.yro Bryant, Hazel ilickerson. Verna
Mae Jones, Lorene Cole, Jennie Lee
Smith Messrs. Don Cameron. sieorge
iinkes, Virgil Watzke, Raymond Trog-
don, Donald Lincoln. Jack Chiffon and
Harry Cooley. At tho close OF the eve
ming salad course and sweet course
we're served.
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Mo- y l.. walsh and Mrs r. Thurman.
An three ~ tho actors were Forgcnusly
Htiirrd lu costumes that brought forth
raspa ~ unHromru' from thr prominent
srcictN women Who compose the club ami
They rertoruod some clever s'cight OF
hand tricks
The uombcrs ~ tho kiwanls club gave
hclr annual entertainment vt tho oak
lNu Country club "wednesday night.
which Wa attended by i15 mcmber8 and
guests Tho DluhruuW4 were taFtrfully
decorated With DhrtBtmba cn'urs and each
NJ tho tables wero adorned with mluIu.
tur" christmas trrat hetr1N tiny lighted
,nudl's NHide FROM the local Wcmb"rs
Hud th,.r Eursr there were Nrcsrut rIv
couples num IswhuakB Uut five couple t
from Tulsa John " Woodland uf TulHn.
district governor ~ kuWauia. was pros.
ont as tho speaker of the orCtstou. bur.
Ink tho dinner Stute tlNua passed aUoup
the tHuloa and distributed toys To- the
women. while U uuWhur ~ drawings were
held hN the women t1r numerous prIntH.
the sits OF the club Ih" drawing fpr
tho mru'H prize was won hN Arthur tur.
man. Nftrr tho diuucr 90 special vutyI.
tainmcut wsr provided nv Mrs John John
son. who gave reading. ana hy the
songs. Governor Noudnri uud ~ -
Green delivered brIrt sdIi.sae.. attg,
which the tuh'os we've oloarpu away and
n" guWts spent the remainder of tho
evening ~ dancing
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MOUNDS

Esri Randall was sapulpa visitor
between trains sunday.
Mrs, Frank Ctum was Sapulpa Wis.
ltor Wednesday afternoon.
Leonard Naggoner and Theron Bank,
were Tulsa visi.QQrs last Sunday,
motored 20 Tulsa Thursday afternoon.
MIR and Mrs. u. Il. Bowles went tC
Tulsa sunday morning to attend the eBllly
Mrs s IT, Fudasln OF Dallas Texas
ls visiting In the homo Of her niece
Airs. a. NJ. Smoot and Mrs. T. n
Johnston attended a bridge party at thC
Elks club at ,Tuisn on Thursday.
W. w., g. Criswell returned Friday from
friends In the Kiamichl mountains.
The pupils Of Mrs. j.. Wesley Runyan
evening, which was greatly enjoyed BY
The Mounds depot was burned to the
ground. about midnight Wednesday eve,
cause Of the fire
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Z: stevens have cold
their property to Thomas Davis Mr.
and Mrs. stevens expect to leave Mounds
In the near future.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Walker and
family. accompanied by Miss Irene Grant
attended the Billy sunday meetings last
Sunday evenings
rhrn,.. The SUNDAY %a'! sehSol class of Mrs
motorea to Tulsa last Sunday to attend
the Billy sunday meetings.
Tho high school students enjoyed a
wiener roast IN the hills west ot Mounds
Wednesday evening. Miss Lucille Wick
hizer chaperoned the crowd
Mr.. aid Mrs. NJ. V. McAtee accom-.
panied by Mrs. Joseph Walker. Mrs
Gordon Morrlss and Mrs. Frank Dunn
motOred to Tulsa last Monday afternoon.
william Johnston OF the First Ma
tiOnal bank went to SapulpR Wcdnes-
day to consult physician. Mr.. John
ston has not been well for the past
month.
The Thlmble-bee ladies were enter
tnined at the home Of Mrs. ID. W. Con.
ger Thursday afternoon. A splendid
afternoon was spent, after which deli
cious Refreshments were served
Quite a crowd Of Mounds folks were
In attendance at the Billy Sunday meet.
ings last Sunday among them were Mr.
and Mrs. A. Il. Scott. Mr.. and Mrs. Guy
Truitt Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Johnston
Mrs. Brewster.
camille company left Monday evening on
buying trip 20 Kansas city. Chicag
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T. 10. Smith ot Vernon, Texas. was
visiting friends In Okemsh last setur.
day.
Nr. and Mrs. W j. Nurood we're vie.
itlns in ukcmah last saturday from
IT, "a. lambert of ranpico. Movico
was BOO uHcmhh over sunday visiting
frlpud..
Miss May Porter lcft N,omah rucs.
day for st Louis. vhoro she viii mako
her future hoiuo
reSos Is bcrc Ras Week visiting W Teis-
tINcs md friends.
49, CLAY foruer Okemah cIuycn
ROW "t ieutun. NtE., la horo visiting
friends this Wtrt
Nrs. " e. Mckinney and Nfe a. \.
hu'rn moiof'd Co shawnee Monday
vhrro tho, wrro guests OF friends
bi7trlut IudEe John f.. Norman ia iu
Sppulpa. wh"ro hr went tn huli truu
~ the district cputf bi that place.
The clover Lcaf club nts announced
that thUre viii boz uH uth.r mtrtlnua NJ
DO" club uutI after tlo Christmas hoii.
days
WlIrm bl,r and Iarrt Donuauy wcrc
in oklahoma titN fhr frrt OF tUs week.
visiting hendr aud doing soma christ.
mas shuuriup
Mr. blanche N.s ot uarucuvito.
graud deputy cf tho Eastrr1 htar lodso
tu. ihla district N,a here Tuesday and
nVcyiri tho local chapter After iun
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and ST. Louis Mr Johnston viii spcnd
sundaylat the old home at bunker Hll
w. TIE company expects to have us
the Johnston building about the ftst
OF the year
Complimentary TO Miss Hazel willis
Miss Betty Dfiycr gave "a linen shower
on Thursday morning. Hearts prov Nided
the diversion Of the morning, high score
prize being a wicker flower basket Miss
Betty Hilhro. dressed as santa Clau-
ssarryings tee,, pack q g'fts. presented =,
was served by Mrs. &. Driver and Miss
Mrs John J.. Rhodes entertained go
was made by Mra. g. H. johnson. Rud
low scgtc by MS. FRANK Dunn. peleieu.
refreslnuents were served aud conceal 'd
IN the individual nut dishes " Ic
sssemsut 20 Of Miss Hazel wis the
to FRANK Powell. brutn,r
Rhodes. The wedding viii be an event
THE first annual FREQ electric show was
held In Mounds o. December ia and -
lho show was sven by tho oklahoma
"a. anu blsSula .nmpahS uhu'i ~
aut-ices " th" chamber ~ commerce
Electric appliances were shown in opcrt'
tiun In various rooms representing a
home, displaying the benefit Of using
Of an electric iron and an clcctric shaw
inE mug were awarded 20 Mrs. Prank
This show was well attended.
The TwO-Art club he'd It, regular
meeting at the home Of Miss Iuyul'
Tyler rucsday evening" the followinl
Z program being given Paper. Ear,
Opera. Miss Wanda Payne. lnstrumcnta
duet. Mrs. Gordan Morriss Miss Cozctt'
Iohnston, paper. Second Period o
Drama, MrH Paul Squibb vocal solos
Miss Mabelle Siason. At tho conclusion
appeared with Miss Betty Bllbro. bear
ing the largo basket of misCcllaneou
gifts which she presented TO Miss Tyler
who ~ To- become the bride ~ lliltOI
NJ. Nowlen of Bcnton Harbor Mich.
January 10, This shower was - com
/ plete surprise 10 Miss Tyler "nr
planned by the members " the Muait
club and the Thimutc-uvo cue. ,...ts,
mas decorations were used Ia the rooms
and after the packages were united an,
/ admired by the ladiea, rotrcshmenU
were served.
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DAWSON

s II. Lewis visited his parents sa,ur-
Mr. and Mrs. Richardson have moved
MIR. carver has friend visiting him
Devon is Is" planning big community
Gum Jackman and wife are visiting
Mt Jackman's father.
Mr., Marlin OF Muskogee has moved to
Horace Miller and Mics Rosa doswelnef
were married Saturday.
Mrs. Lindsey spent last week In Tulsa
WIN her histcr. Mrs. Kelsey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry are tho proud par
enis OF a lt-pound baby boy.
Mis; Mis; J9okman's mother from Ther-
mopolts. Wyu., is Visiting her.
Mr.. Whistman has iust returned from
q months tour OF the Ozarks.
Mr. Nartman, tulsa attorney, spent
saturday evening with u. g. iiedgecock
jacho Hawkins spent Saturday and
sunday la Garnctt with his grandparents.
MI Duuham'H Tin Lizzie" was tho
only one In Dawson that got rest Sun
Prayer meeting was held at Mr.. Shed
dansrs Monday night and was well at
Mr.. and Mrs. Dunhsm went to Glare.
more TO attend the Prcsby yterian rally
ana report grand time.
Mrs Rhyme, Jim smith, Mrs. smith
to hear billy" last week.
Hurrahl We now have i0i IN our sum
day school Mr. Miller - an able super
intendent and. with Mr. Dunhams heR
Iarl Hare, Harry Richardson and
Fred Wornanton went fishing Wednes-
day. After fishing u while, like quaint
Old Ike - they decided to have roast pig
MIR Collins took truck load OF his
school boys and girls TO Plainyiew Fri
day to play basketball. We do not know
crowd came back singing. There's NJ
Place Like Home"
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Itartlt~Nillc.

Miss Harriet Straight and Miss Winl.
fred Clark. who have been attending
have returned home for the Christmas
Mr. aud Mrs. Jess Norval were hosts At
Wednesday night. The guests were MI.
and Mrs Glen Dial Of Tulsa, q. O. Gcr-
main OF Oklahoma city J, H. Robinson
Mrs E +. Walsh ST..
Mrs. ~. J. warlng was tho guest ~
at the home OF her daughter. Mrs. ROY
Mccormick. 1901 Johnstone avenue. Mr.
Warins, who has been the guest of her
for California last Wednesday
The mem bers Of the Metropolitan quar-.
,et gave a recital for the members OF
in the handsome lodge rooms Thursday
night. There was large attendance and
announced that future musical events OF
this nature will be given from time to
time during the winter Heason
Mrs. clyde Alexander was hostess to the
1921 Bridge club at her home Wednesday
afternoon. Four tables were In play, the
first prize being won by Mrs J. A. Len.
Corney. Mrs. Roy Bopst received tho
guest prize, The following women were
koopman, Gleason, Harmed, Sutherla nd
and Miss Laura Walters.
The Swastika Bridge club met al the
home OF Mrs. Frank Hicks. 4lG Creek
avenue, Wednesday night. Bgh score
prizes WIRE awarded to Mrs. Richard
Paris and wayne Cruzan Mrs. Fred
keeler received the consolation prize
Mrs. Myers OF Dallas. Texas who Is here
70 spend the Christmas holidays with her
brother. Mr.. Hicks, was the guest Of the
club. twO-c0urse luncheon was served
by the hostess at the conclusion OF play.
Mrs, c. G, Garner was hostess TO the
sterling Bridge club. at her home. GlS
keeler avenue. Tuesday night Three
tables were In play, the guests being Mes.
danes II, h. Cnrtis. Guy Woolford, GUY
/ Swain. Hayes Mccoy. NJ. A. Traynor =
II. Caswell ". II. PAtreil. j. H. Hull and
George McFnnn VI Sapulpa Tho club prize
was awarded to Mrs. Curtis cut flowers
and mistlctoo formed the room decora %
tons and the hostess was assisted In
serving the two-course luncheon by Miss
Mary sullivan OF Dewey and the Hlsses
Joe and Alberta Garner.
Forty five members Of the WomanH Col.
lege club attended Christmas marty
given at tho home OF Miss Margaret Car
man last Monday afternoon. The hostesses
were Miss Carmnn Miss Ruth Snyder and
Mrs. T. II. Beckwith A tree surrounded
BY small gifts was tho center of Attrac-
,ion and each guest read verso that WAS
drawn from each package. luncheon
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-18
STROIrD

Mrs. J. F. n. Walker and Mrs Leila
Grim drove to Cushing Tuesday.
Mrs. l.. l., Griffin returned from ponca
City last week, where she had been
spending some time with her parents.
The Ladies' Aid served dinner wednes-
day in the bungalow and conducted their
annual December bazar. Proceeds wero
Mrs. G. A. WllcoKson OF Wichita
Falls, Texas, came Thursday to visit her
sister, Mrs. Goff. at the Christian par
sonage.
shower Zoe the orphans home at
Oklhamoca City was given December is
In the evening at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs' j. q. Taylor.
Guy Curry and sister Miss Mabel San
del or Wyoming, came Friday from Kan
sas. Col, where they had been for some
weeks, They will spend the holidays
with relatives here.
:. The Missionary society OF the Netho-
dist church met Wednesday at the home
or Mrs. Conner for profitable after
Moons study. This meeting had been
postponed a week on account OF the
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City. Hoou is visiting III Oklahoma
miss Miss Jano Hartshorne left Thursday for
ia@iy, after visiting II. o. wstrous and
csair. Ar. and Mrs W. II. Dillon OF 5ls East
Ia entertained on Wednesday evening
1bop, ns odd Fellows and Rebekahs
clrcle ~ guests were present.
\ Mrs Carl wedlngtoS this week' After
jayeg uy uour social session was en-
~ n. Ahd NJ delicious refreshments served
al avg r.. Gladys Treese, who is teaching
tg,n.gly college, Nevada, Mo, has re-
her noine 70 spend the holidays with
0t iss Fas,' Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Treese
Mea,s R,sd ,R1d Saturday Mt D. m. Miss
6uSse wills ana Mr.. w. II. Mahan. Ths
RI wi1, tho daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs, r..
kro,T Us ot East Oak street and the
has Is 'A the employ OF the Santa Fe
HsSr,s.. Walter Findlay. principal OF the
psrty school, WAS hostess TO a merry
he school teachers from her build
IA. Rglurday evening at her homo ON
vss "ioses. Games and "A toIlv yond ,tma
enjoyed by sn. ''S
iisob' sa Of Or. and Mrs. wallace Dav.
Isturhed p'eased to hear that they have
MIN their home from Rochester,
q vsr, Nnete Mrs. Davidson underwent
The 10, lous operation. She is fast on
Ths Ne Pm, M Ff1Gi9ysry 1i,,ss now.
d" "s stome home OF Mrs j. p. McKInieE sI vi, vi
session ~ noon After a short business
wort We afternoon was spent in needlo-
70 the fa Ielclous luncheon was served
membe,s wlng guests OF the club and
Jaes Hui oAessdsmes Baxter, Higgins.
Hughes aI9e' Walker, Sigsby, bryant.
Frlsnass s"9 Norton Higgins ''
nl the msrr',', were surprised 20 learn
one Of H., age OF Miss Cora j. Pyeatto,
school oe to popular teachers Of the high
tily last s,,MnT, MT, Ben Clark of Arkansas
Young po,5Jn ,SJInaay at Oklahoma City. The
nation ~ gave their friends no inti-
nouncerns, 'heir Intention and the an
complete ,,,, 0i thei' marriage came as
y....... s,.,sss annual election OF officers held
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-18
STATE SOCIETY

Wednesday nlght by the American Le-
gion auxiliary the fnlloYing officers were
elected to serve during the year OF 1929
President. Mrs James Petit, vice Most.
dent AMra George Thacker; secretary,
Mrs, Clifton $. Chadwick. treasurer, MIS-.
W. a. West auxiliary mother. Mrs. l..
l.. Hume; executive committee Mes
DANES Mccoy, Wumarth and Taylor par
liamentarian, Mrs Norman Taylor. pub
hoity agent Mrs. " Walter Hough.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-18

tan church last week.
Glenn khoads " st. Louis came down
Thursday and accompanied hts brother
-George and hls sister. Mrs. Haywood, ID
shawnee for the week end. where they
were quests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Hhosds.
Mrs Fardoe was hostess 80 the study
Club Monday afternoon. a very good at.
tendance and an Interesting lesson was
enjoyed. Papers were read by Mes
danes Grim. Hume and Foster, and d
short talk given 10y Mrs Davis Roll cal
ives leading actIviiicH
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-18

The surface OF n new waHhhoard
intended TO save clothes from w'Hr
is made OF wooden beads strung Iu
wires
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-02-17

For Sale-One 80 acre farm in
the townsite Of Bruno; one 4
room house known as the Gale
CHAR house. ask $4,000 for
farm. and the buildings on it
couldn't be built for that price
today. Farm is all cleared,
fenced and cross fenced and is
worth the price l ask for it out
side the buildings. Make me an
offer for the farm and buildings
or for the small house and lots
and will accept the highest Of
fer made. Address N. A. Will
Jams, 1919 John Ave. Superior,
Wis. 00w22-3t.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-02-17

For Sale-Good bungalow at
Bruno, MINI; z rooms and bath,
full basement. electric light, good
well, garage, four lots providing
pasture and hay for COW: good
chicken house James Morrison,
Bruno, MINI. 33w21-4t#