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

Mrs. George Wy che Ur-Home. Ga, Is tho
| guest OF her daughter, Mrs. JOhn'T. Poe
Mr. and Mrs J. c. German are tho
| proud parents OF a baby boy born Friday
at st, Louis, ~ the homo OF Mrs. Cor
mans mother Mrs N. +. story.
! Houoring Mrs. X. H. Patch OF Chicago.
/ who Is the house guest Of MIS-. Roy Cor
| bit, Mrs. William seymour entertained a
| number Of friends at bridge Saturday art
ernoon. Mrs Patch is to be the inspira-
tion OF several social events IN the near
| future.
the Bridge club Tuesday afternoon when
IL met At the home Of Mrs. w. &. san
derson, 2:5 South sixth. Following the
game n salad course was served and the
club adjourned to meet next week WIN
Mrs. H. Earle Wise,
Rev. and Mrs. Il. n. Cameron. Mr.. and
Mrs. sidney Haynes, and hra. Cl94de NhlI-
low were the dinner guests Of Ar anu
Mrs O. II. Burroughs 1907 West Division
Monday evening, honoring Rev. ana MITE
Cameron, who leave soon for Weathertord
Mrs A, Corbit was pleasing hostess
10 the membership OF the j. NJ. NJ. club
iT.say afternoon @. -.ser home. 81" N""t
IgF6adway Needlework and conversation
constituted the entertainment i9r ths SO
cial part of the afternoon. Mrs. J. a.
Davidson was elected new nemhet "
fill the vacancy caused by tho reslgnh,
tiou of Mrs. Ira Martin. Al the close o.
the meeting lunch was served In whlch
the Halloween idea was cleverly earfieu
out
The +. l.. o. Sisterhood met saturday
Afternoon with Mrs G y. Gregg for it's resu-
lar meeting The subject from which the
following program was rendered wy w
liam c. clyde Fitch; Biography and efino
cism, Mrs +. v. Dollinsi review OF inc
"Girl with Green Eyes" Mrs. G y. Gregg !.
Lcharacter sketch OF Jimmy Mrs. James
1Hawes; what Other Characters are Jeaf
GUS and How DO They Contribute TO the
PLAY" Mrs W. u. Hudson, Mrs. Don
Moffat will entertain the club In Two
weeks at the home OF her SISTER, n' o
W. u. Hudson, 407 Wcai Division street
Foremost among the social events OF the
week were the bridge parties "Wednesday
afternoon and night given by Mesdanes y
c. Robinson, Frank Hinton ard charles
Duncan at tho home OF the former owl
South sixth street. Vases Of beautiful feu
and white roses and carnations decorated
the attractive rooms and at the ci"hc "l
tlh game sale course was served 70 'no
eight tables that were present In the ait
ernoon Mrs. Ross owens was Victorious
among the players with MRS h' - y IiuIh'
mer scoring close second ana MRS. oe"tB9
Wyche receiving the consolhtip1. heaulllu W
framed pictures were given for first ana
second prizes ana bouquet OF rnsea & ,ot
consolation prize. The afternoon su'st liss @
Included Mesdsmes Walter Wilson, Ross
owens II J. BITTERLY, J. II, Bruton' IL !,
boswell II. T. Breese, J. w. bollinser' NJ
| A. Herman, l.. T.. Dicus, J. u, Eubank, .
! r. Eubank, James Hawes. w. b hudson'
n. B f. Hummer, r. NJ. Johnson, %. w
Meachem ~. ID. Moore, Emmett - Kane
G j. Pinkaton, John Poe. jr.. George
7 Rome
" smith. Harold Spencer, Homer Sulins.
NJ Il. Truck, J. Il. whlttopton, y, +.
Whitenton, Ray Wise. J. NJ Wise y. G..
WeInesday night Included MesdameB a.
@ Axline. f. S. bailey. q W. burroughs
John Dennehy. T. V. Dolins. II. 3. "a.
wards, W. }. Cart X. l.. Foster, JAKE
! W Kincaid, " V. Kingsbury, w. n.
Mathews +. "a Mercur, W. G. Poague, W.
G. sanderson, Mildred Burris }. NJ. VIII
Z ~. i II
Vaughan. Ralph Roller, Hugh Durwood
l.. ]. Harris. william seymour u J.
ButterIy, r. Is. r. Hummer add Joe whit
tenton. Misses Nida Boaz, Rose CantreIl.
Iorene cole. Margarettc Josephine and
samInis Embrss and Nell Poe High
score was made by Mrs. ". c. Sander.
soon Mrs. Joe Nhitenton made second
and Miss Josephine Embree made low.
The hostesses were assisted by Mrs. II. II.
woodson and Mrs Harold Edwards in
serving OF refreshments Mrs n. II.