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

quay had been in Enid for several
t""Hihs,
turned nome after a delightful visit.
with many pleasant parties given in her
honor during her stay here.
Miss Catherine Curran returned this
week to Mexico. Mo, whore she viii be
a sonior at Hardin college his year.
Jack Curran left this week for Aicyleo,
Mo, where he Will attend school at the
military academy this year.
Miss Gcncvicve Str!eS'yT and Miss
Lena Thurman left this week for 81,
the winter. They were Joined by Miss
June Harrison OF Wichita, who will also
be Mr. = ' sSS e Mrs. ,heys 'hl' YpSsTE; returned
home sunday from Kansas city, where
Mr.. Peck has been on a business trip and
to meet Mrs. Peck, who has been visiting
Miss Audine Drew entertained the r.
A. l" club and their friends with q
delightfully."- informal dancing party Fri
day evening. About rs couples were
Miss dwondolyn Boone entertained the
pledges on Saturday afternoon. honoring
Miss Nira Swan Of Kansas city. who was
a guest of Miss Valley Hopper.
collaneous shower for Mrs. Malcolm
Gentry, who has Just returned from her
wedding TIP to Sol2re g.. svhr c,ov,r
and Howard Richards left Tuesday for
Norman where they VIII re-enter the
ahiNtTsitg.
Rex and Franz H~icronymus Of Tulsa
are visiting at the Whitson home this
week.
Miss Mary McCleland, Miss Mabel Baird
and Miss Lucille Huntington left this
week for Chickpsha, whore they viii at
tend tho Oklahoma Women's college.
in honor OF the twins, Louise Frances
and Louis Francis, son and daughter OF
Mr., and Mrs. b. l.. Lewis. a shower was
given this week at the Lewis home.
Among tho many beautiful gifts were
tvu baby buggiee. a little wagon filled
with gifts was presented to Mrs. Lewis.
Leo Cromwell and Donald Ferguson
will leave this week for California over
land. they expect to be on the road two
wcekA
Mrs. II. ]. thinner left Sunday for
Montreal, Canada, where she viii visit
her son, l.. II. thinner, for two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. sam Evans entertained
at dinner Sunday MIR, and Mrs. O. j..
Fleming, Mr., and Mrs. Charles Evans,
Miss Lois Stephenson and Walter Stephen
son.
The society young folks ana older
folks, too, were the personnel Of the pa
gtHnt which was given several nights
during the exposition showing the prog
ress Of tht United states up to the opening
Of the Cherokee Strip.
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MIAMI.

MIAMI.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. V. Manning OF Tine-
vile, Arb, are guests in the home OF
Mrs. Manning's brother, Dr. w. ). Mill
gan and family.
Miss sybN Connolly returned home
Sunday from Kansas city, where she
visited friends for n week,
j. j. Smith, accompanied by Charles
Livingston OF Alton departed Wednesday
for Il hunting trip In. wyoming. They
will be Joined by others on the way
anu viii spend about a month in the
mountains.
Miami the past week looking after bust
ness, departed Tuesday for his home in
st, Louis.
Or. Il. Y. Casey returned sunday
from Mountain Home, Ark. where ne
attended the funeral Of his mother, Mrs.
Mary casey. who pasBed nway Of a
paralytic stroke.
Marion Hughes. who has been in Colo
rado and western Nebraska the past
three months, arrived home Monday eve
ming, and IL now preparing to open up
a second hand store.
Miss Melissa Stewart. who has hesn
n guest at the homeof her sister, Mrs,
j. u. Stead of 2lG Il. N. W.. has de-
parted for Coweta. where she will teach
a class In English for the year.
MIR. and Mrs. @. i. Kioinsteiber re-
turned Monday to their home In smith
field. Kan. after n visit with their son,
Rev. and Mrs. G. A. Kleinsteiber Of rs
William Rraper departed Tuesday for
Alton, H., where ho will enter tho
Western military academy for the win
Miss Ethel Hancock Of 400 n street
N. ". is entertaining as her guest MISS
Ethel Hart OF Stotts City. Mo.
Mrs. j. E. Cox and little daughter
Marion OF Kansas City arrived Monday
evening for a visit with Mr.. ana MIS-
H.. T.. Massey,
in st. Louis this week on business
Prof. william J.. Calhoun Of Joplin Will
begin hts music work in Miami ffldhy OK
this week. Mrs. Moody II, Tidweu has
opened her home, at 2O9 & street, n. W.
for Prof Calhoun's classes when ne
will meet there once each week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Mayha.l departed
Thursday for Tulsa. where they viii visit
friends for a few days and then on TO
Bentonville. Ark, for a short St9y.,
Mr.. and Mrs. A, j. ioyn'er 81 yoptin
and Mrs, Hugh Il. Poynter Ok lZS T.
T6e missionary society Of the Baptist
hurch will 20 Friday to Ottawa "heto
thew will put on a demonstration Of a
model missionary society. TO-.
Carl Mayer departed wednesday Ior
Norman, whore he VII enter the s'u'o
university for the winter,
Mr.. and Mrs. VI. s. Minis OF 7Os A. ~
e, departed Thursday afternoon LOT
Alexandria, La where they WIZ Ni atih.s
reIatives They Will 90 by tho way OF
Dallas, Texas, and New orleans. ,,
MIR. and Mrs. Ed Haylcr ana chilIten
returned TO their home in Neoo cry
after a short v iisI N MlTp y n,
The missionary society Of the Method,
lat church, south, VIII hold rs trst
meeting OF tho season IhuTsaag, III
noon at the church. Mrs. ~ ~ liun-
noun wttu have charge OF the services,
,vSicb win be a business session, taking
up business OF much importance 70 InS
vssar's work. 1t ia hoped thGt every
member will be present an,
Mr. and Mrs, p. l.. Pearson OF SoS
Fourth. N. r., have as their guest TOT
rest OF the week Mr.. ana MIS- - -
duncan of Webb city.
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Mrs. Sam y. Wagner NJ Hartlesviiic
spent Wednesday In tho city with her
Mr.. and Mrs. wcs, of nartlesvluo
spent Wednesday with Mrs. NJ. II. Cor
Mrs, T. l., sullivan and daughter
Dorothy have returned from Il visit IN
NJ ana Mrs Joe Chambers Of Tgso
city Wednesday evening.
Miss Robbie Anderson Of Fort smith.
ARK, Is visiting her uncle, Joe Ander-
Mr.. and Mrs. opie Bcerdon left Sat
nrday., for q months camping trip in
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A.. Eolley ~ Cleveland
are in tho city visiting relatives and
Mrs. A. V. Robinson spent Friday In
Chelsea with friends.
Mrs. w. u. johnson Of oklahoma CITY
has returned 10 her home, after a VISIT
with her daughter, Mrs. Lillian Shipley
Miss CLARA Freedom 81 Nowata visited
Miss Ruth Adams Friday and Saturday.
Missca Rachel ana Bculah Taylor
spent the weekend with their father,
W. r. Taylor. at the Mason hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs r. Cooper o. near
the, Christian church snndty
Mrs. Hattie Tilley OF Chelsea attend.
ed the home coming at tho Christian
Mrs, Lon Jordan Of Chelsea spent tho
weekend in tho city with her daughters,
Miss Jack Jordan and Mrs Tom Dean.
100 ' - -
urdhy for Foyil, where she will teach
in the public schools.
Miss Anna Shirley OF Tulsa spent tho
Weekend in this city with her sister
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy RILEY Of Aliuwoo
spent Sunday In the city attending the
Miss Hope Sutton returned home sat
urday from Flagstaff, Ari4 She teaches
In the Hiawatha school this year. While
Miss Sutton was away she toured Calf
fornin, Utah and Colorado and reports
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe wicks OF Muskogee
spent the weekend Ia the city with Mr..
and Mrs. j. II. padcn.
Mrs. Thomas Gutenberg and daughter
Stella spent tho day Monday In Tulsa
doing some shopping.
Douglass Anderson gave a party
girl friends at the home ~ his parents,
DR.. and Mrs, r. a. Anderson, on East
spent with dancing on tho large concrete
driveway by music from a NictrolA.
Several selections from Messrs. Audcr-
son and Howard Kaho were also on
joyed. ~ a suitable hour refreshments
Miss Floota Grlswold goes to Norman
In the University OF Oklahoma this
year.
University Of Oklahoma again this year.
She was accompanied by her father AZ
far as TulHa and hor mother as far aa
Norman. They drove through In their
Cadillac.
Mr.. and Mrs. A.. l.. Rates, Mr.. and
MrA. J. Herbert Moore and W. &. Hates
spent the weekend on the spayinaw
river.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gott returned sun
day evening from "A two weeks visit TO
relatives and friends at hcAlester ana
Muskogee,
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Mathers and
daughter Of Tulsa have returned home
after a visit IN the city with the latNr'a
parents, Mr.. and Mrs, J. h., Manross
MIR. and Mrs, Frank Mayberry spent
Sunday In sand Springs visiting their
son Floyd.
Misses Jewel and Jcwitt Tripleti went
to Columbia, Mo, Sunday night 20 take
up their second years course Of study
at stephens college.
Mrs, OFT Patillo and daughter Car
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With the presence OF Honorable Alice
Robertson. conErcaswuman Of the Second
district In OkmulEoc on Wednesday. tho
day was marked with several social
courtcsles Tor nor. From three 10 six
In her honor In the Crock council house,
with tho Daughters Of the American
revolution nH hostcsrea. The affair was
open to the public and hundreds awaited
Themselves NJ the opportunity NJ greet.
ing Miss Alice" Mrs W. - Elrpd was
hostess to Miss Robertson during the day
spent here,
ono Of the charming parties Of the
week, a Japanese tea, had Mas Glnnall
,atslty dlSpenHlng hospitality on Setur
"sS "it' noon III her home the rooms
OF the home were transformed into a
miniature Japan, with pho clever use of
flowers and Oriental aocompnnlmruts,
The hostess received IA a lovely flowing
Japanese kinono, and the guests came
reading snd selections OF Japancse
music provided IA" entertainment 81 N.
afternoon. a threo-course luncheon was
served to the IL guests at the after
Moons close.
As a compliment to several Of tho
David Logan, Iohu Kennedy, william
Harris Elzey Brown, Grover Cleveland,
ana Harlan Carter, a group OF sigma
thl brothcrs. entertained with an in
formal dancing party at the Country
club on Friday evening.
who left this week for Miss Barstow 9
school In Kansas r!ty, Mi=s I.rHurs
Lamb and Miss Mary Garner Bozarth
entertained so girls friends In tho home
Of the former on Saturday. evening
Miss Lucille HonHloy. who leaves this
week FOR ward Belmont college was
the honor guest Of a pretty bridge on
Saturday afternoon, when Mrs. Wayne
H"nsley entertained. An Ice course was
served at the close Of the games. In
which Mrs. John OMEN aud Miss Leota
Haas made the high and low scores.
Mrs. VIII G. Moe Invited into her
homo Saturday afternoon a group NJ
small children IA celebration OF tho
sixth birthday Of her daughter. Eliza
beth Ann. Amusemonts of a delightful
juvenile Kind were provided, The little
guests were presented pretty fayors after
which an ice was served.
Ia honor " Mrs. W. ". webb. former
~ Miss Ethel slime, a recent bride, Mrs.
Grace Melgs brought together a cumpRny
~ friends who presented Mra, webb mis-
c"iIaneous gifts The party was an at
fair Of Friday.
chidrcn'S party ON Monday, honoring the
thlrd birthday anniversary Of her dAuRh-
ter Estello. Mrs. T.. u. Jones assisted
Mrs Roystcr In entertaining about 10
small children.
Members of the Baptist Young poo
Pies Union entertained friends and mem
hers % tho firHt BaptiEt church with q
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. W, q. CLAY
pool.
Miss Eatbcryn Miller entertained NJ
9 o'clock dinner on Monday evening
whom guests numbered five u her glri
friends.
Mrs. j. q. Haas entertained at an in
formal dinner party on Saturday evening
as a compliment TO her son Carl. Guests
numbered 10.
on Monday evening Mira David Shock
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-18
Society
Personal Mention

Miss Frances "sappenfield will en-
tor the American Conservatory OF
Music in Chicago this fall, having
finished here in piano with Mrs. c.
/ Spindier and being also a senior
Of 1921 at Central high school. Her
studies In Chicago will be piano and
the languages.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Hughes and
grandsons. James Clifton and Tyre
Hughes Small are spending the
vrck's end in Snwnta with Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles f. McGrew.
Friends Of Mrs. n. A. Drain will
be glad to know that she Is con-
yaloscing from a recent illness and
has been removed to her home
from a local hospital.
Mrs. Thomas Il. Brown who has
heen spending the summer in Louis
vile and Owenburg. Ky, returned
home last week.
Miss Maxine Maxey. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Maxey Is leav-
ing Tuesday for National Park
seminary at Washington, d. c.
where she will attend this year. She
will be accompanied by her parents
and they will go direct 10 New
borlcans where they will said for
Havana, Cuba. and after a visit
there Of "A week, VIII go 10 New
York and from that point to Wash
ington.
Miss Helen Cramer Of Kansas
CITY arrives today to be the guest
OF Miss Juliet Hunt. Miss Cramer
will officiate in the Hunt-Harvey
wedding on Tuesday evening and
will sing.
Mr.. Hayes Simpson. son of Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas A. Simpson will
leave today to continue his studies
at Jacob Tome school at Port De-
posit, Md, after spending the sum-
mer at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Mayhall OF
Miami. Okla, is visiting in the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. n. Lang
ston, 124 South Cincinnati avenue.
Mrs. S. f. Savage and children,
Marian and Richard have returned
from southern California where
jthey have spent the summer.
Miss Marguerite Gavin will re-
turn Monday from independence,
Kan, where she has been visiting
Misses Margaret and Catherine
Winters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Barr Single
ton Of 200 East Fairview, are be-
ing congratulated. upon the arrival
OF a son whom they have named
Wesley Dick.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-18

Colorado. whore II IL understood they
have purchased u beautiful summer
homo at Green Mountain Fails, one OF
the most picturesque spots 10 the Colo
RADIO Rockies.
Mr.. and Mra. n NJ. Boucher have AZ
their house guest MisH Louise Boucher
Of Kansas city, Mo.
Mrs Edith sutton has gone 10 Kan.
sas city tor the winter and Will send
her daughter Mary Jano to school In
Mrs. il. v. Foster and daughters Ruth
ana Marie. who have been speudlng tho
summer at watch nm. II. l.. have re-
turned 10 thcir homie Va thla city.
UartlcsNiilc have purchased summer
homgs In tho Rockies. the former at
Mouitnu ma the latter at Woodlawn
Park. Colo.
REV. j. n. Markham. pastor Of the
First Presbyterian church OF this city.
has returned from rctuskry, Michs
whore he has purchased u summer home.
Mrs. Grace rurkctt has gone 10 LII
tc Rock, Ark, whore she vii spend ths
winter M che gucrt of hoe sister Mrs.
H. 70. Pryor, formerly OF Bartlesville.
Sho has rented har apartment on West
Eleventh street 90 Mr and Mrs. Clyds
Fowler, who are returning here after n
few yours spent IN Tulsa.
Iowa, are visiting the family OF Mr.. ara
Mrs. e h, Uoyt. 1900 Delaware avenue.
Miss Cecil 0ricvra, who Leaves soon to
attend Ward-Holmunt college at Nash.
party "wednesday night. Those present
were Misses Ruth Hnrkmau, Evangeline
Harrison. GLADYS Gray, Janice johnson.
Dorothy Smniiwood. neruice Foster,
Mary Alice scott Frances Harrison and
McsEtH. Lake julien, unfnett Plank
Vernon Rowland, Dudley Rutnney.
Wheeler clemens. Jack SwNb. Gerald
Preston, Louis Han, ana Russell Weber.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-18

week from a summer stay IN Ashvillc,
n. &.
Mrs. Margaret Hughes OF Washington.
y, g. ~ the house gucst ~ her sister.
Mrs. W. g Beck.
Miss rhclma Williams lctt Friday Tor
Groucastl' Ind. in company with Miss
Francis McHtuvrr. where both viii be-
students NJ pciauw university this year.
Nc, and Mrs. John I. cary have te-
turned from "a stay at their suumct
home In Three i.atcs. Wis.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-18
MOUNDS.

Mrs Arthur Chapman, who was visit
ing In the home " her mother, Mrs. ".
Crouch returned to hor home In Sapulpa
Friday.
Mra. /. G.. nm LETT Sunday TO spend
me N'oh VlNi,luS uSl3tlEes ~ hentfe'Vat
MuHi1oEco have boon spending the week
visiting their daughter. Mrs. Dora Par
IRISH. and looking after their farm tn
forest,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-18

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

During war times, when anyone could get a job at a
and accepted employment that had no future 10 IL,
today are worse Off than IL they had stayed ia school
did have a future to them.
War times are over, the lul In financial conditions h
prosperity once again. what kind OF employment "
will your daughter acccpt2 Be sure that your boy n
to 1t. NOW Is the time to prepare for the new era 0
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-18

Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Hughes and
~grandsons. James Clifton and Tyre
Hughes Small are spending the
weeks end in Nnwnta with Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles +. McGrew.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-18
GIVE THE BOYS AND GIRLS A CHANCE

DO for your children what you wish your parents would have done fer W
little loving sacrifice on our part viii mean much In the live Of your c Ia
supporting chld Is better protected than the child who hs been left
earn money is a permanent asset While "a fortune may be swept away o
mind that your ons and daughters shall receive a business training, II
by acting
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-18

Mr.. Hayes Simpson. son of Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas A. Simpson will
leave today to continue his studies
at Jacob Tome school at Port De-
post, Md. after spending the sum-
mer at home.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-18

Miss Helen Cramer Of Kansas
CITY arrives today to be the guest
OF Miss Juliet Hunt. Miss Cramer
Will o~fficiate in the Hunt-IIarvey
wedding on Tuesday evening and
will sing.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-18

Mrs. Thomas +. Brown who has
been spending the summer in Louis
Vile and Owenburg. Ky, returned
home last week
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-18

Friends Of Mrs. N. A. Drain will
be glad to know that she Is con-
yaloscing from q recent Illness and
has been removed to her home
from a local hospital.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-18

Mrs. S. f. Savage and children,
Marian and Richard have returned
.from southern California where
tthey have spent the summer.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Mayhall OF
Miami, Okla, is visiting in the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. n. Lang
ston, 124 South Cincinnati ven
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-18

II 1t took several years training me a large bank account for n 10y or a girl to &c
cation, there might be q good. excuse for many young men and young women lot
education, but here Is "A training that is within the reach of TALL training that any
man or young woman can master in less han a ycr md can be had for only a e
1t may take some sacrifice to put the boy or girl through business college but think
to them after they get IT,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-18

Miss Marguerite Gavin will re-
turn Monday from Independence,
Kan, where she has been visiting
Misses Margaret and Catherine
Winters.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1921-04-23

opposite. side to the place of beginning, con-
tanning "a acres, more or less, excepting
therefrom nevertheless a tract of six and one
half acres and the life right in one and a
half acres as mentioned and described in the
deed from Nathanial A. Champion and wife
ct ais. to William }. Moore, dated August
16. 1894, and recorded at Mays Landing in
book 1856 of deeds, page is, &C.
Fourth Tract-Beginning at the East side
of Marshalls Mill pond and running thence
ID in the division line Of Abraham Ander-
son and William J. Moore one hundred feet
to a shell corner with a gum tree for a wit
ness; thence CD South bearing Eastwardly
five hundred and <ixty-one feet more or less
to a pine tree marked for a corner standing
1872 feet from side of mill pond thence CD
a more Southern course six hundred and
sixty-five feet more or less to a cedar tree
marked for a corner standing in the division
line of William Gresham and Abraham An
derson thence ca a West course s~ixty-six
feet to Gresham gum tree corner thence (5)
running in CHEESEMAN'S and Anderson's division
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1921-04-23
PLEASANTVlLLE MUTUAL LOAN &
BUILDING ASSOCIATION.

Special meeting of the Stockholders of the
Pleasantville Mutual Loan and Building As
ISOLATION will be held at their Hall. Corner
G%reenway Avenue and North Main Street, on
Saturday Evening. May I 1921, at 500
following Amendment to the Constitution.
Resolved That Section 8 to Article V of
the Constitution of The Pleasantville Mutual
Loan and Building Association be amended
by striking out the words one-third and sub
s|tituting the words one-half in lieu thereof
wherever same may appear in said Article"
This will provide for the payment of six
per cent on unpaid matured stock from the
date of maturity, instead of four per cent as
heretofore.
WILBUR REED,
Secretary.