The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-10

''"7'uH OF luC games a W. I-Coursc
/ an evening at bridge. At t,, com
luncheon was served ON ,hs card
iahNs. Tho guests wero Ncss.e. md
Ncsdanos a. -. Srlder. g. II. Talbot
|C. II. ChonoWcth. r. W Mr .hfn.
A. J Simon and MIR Harry Sin1p.
Mr.. and Mrs l.. g Reynolds. who
| returned last week from California
where they spent tht winter. have
announced they will leave i'm "A short
time for Tulsa to make thcir home.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Williams of
/ Haskell spent several days this wcrp
tho guests " Mr. Williams parents
| Mr.. and Mrs W. y williams
Fire Chief u. 4. Walker. VI. p.
IIowscr, Lee Hickman. J. y.
I Mitchell W y. williams. y NJ spill.
/ lcrs and Mack Dolk spent the day In
Tulsa Wednesday
Mrs. Jane Ross. q teacher IN tho
| Central rural school is confined to
hcr homo In this city this week by
/ severe Illness. substitute teacher
! filling her place In the school room.
Her daughLss. Miss Ruth, Of the
/ Sklatook schools has boon called
| homo by tho Illness Of her mother.
Mrs J. -. Walker has returned
]
guest of her brother for several
days
Members Of the Embr6ldcry club
. mot witn Mrs. Onis Franklin at the
/ beautiful new Franklin hum.a ON
Thursday afternoon Of last wcck.
Bridge was the diversion for tho
afternoon with players for three
tables, a two course luncheon being
served on the card labels at tho con-
clusluu OF the games. Tho mcmbers
present were Mcsdames. " T.. How
ser, G.. b. ChcnOwoth, Leon 8arth,
a. e. Srador, J. H. Laws. T.. l..
/ Cuddy, II. l.. Hollingsworth, G. Il.
Talbot, II. B. Mitchell and A. NJ
Laws.
one Of tho first ~ tho seasons
outings, was enjoyed Sunday by
Messrs. and Mcsdamcs VI G. Will
llams, a. A. Kemp and Charles Dal-
ton and their niece, Miss Ruth Dal-
|ton Of jerks, who was their over
Sunday guest. The merry party en-
joycd a picnic and an afternoon in
the woods
The last meeting of the Tuesday
bridge club before .hc summer va
cation was held TUESDAY afternoon
Of this week at the home of DR.. cnt
Mrs. j. II. Laws with Mrs. Laws as
hostess assisted by Mrs. \. NJ. Laws.
In discussing plans for the club
when meetings are resumed IN early
autumn It was decided to have only
six meetings instead Of T.. two
members to act as hostcssos at each
meeting. At the close Of the after
noon an elaborate two-course lunch
con was served. Club mombers pres
cnt for the afternoon wore Mes
danes G. Il. Talbot, q. II. Chcno-
woth, ]. NJ. Burkhardt, ]. J.. Greene,
4. ]. Simon, Leon Barth,r 4. O.
Sradcr and Miss Bess jameson. Mes
danes Onis Franklin ami l.. Il.
Cuddy substituted i'm tho games for
Mesdames X. r. Mitchell and c. II.
Malone.
/ \ theater party composed of
Messrs. and Mesdanes J. l.. Greene.
V. l.. bee, T. NJ. Hunseckcr, Kelly
Gibson, William Oliver, Mrs. Emma
DOLLS and Miss Alice Motri9 enjoyed
the performance of "Sinbad" at con-
ventlon hall in Tulsa last Sunday
night.
Because of her duties as teacher in
the Sand Springs schools, Mrs. l.. II.
Corning was hostess to the members
of the Self Culture club last Satur-
day afternoon instead OF Friday, the
regular meeting date. Mrs. Corning
was assisted in receiving the guests
by Mrs j.. II. Neibling. Fourten
members were present and an un-
usually interesting program was pre-
sentcd, followed by refresh m 7nts
suggestive Of the spring season. he
next meeting of tho club will be held
with Mrs. j, y. Shippey On Friday,
April Is.
Mesdames ], A. Barth, n. l.. sand
crs, Howard Woodward and u. I. J.