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

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Mrs ID, win her son, Louis ID. Adam
g.! tterry CraEin had as guest for
N'yog Wednesday Bob Millspaush OF
NsssosiSGt.-v cilnger Of South Second
MS ,ssssi tho week with friends and
sI.,ives In Enid, -. - ...
fsa,.' George Shaiienbarger is the suest
Tulsa friends, win Who" S"o WIN
u.s Ne clark was hostess to the
W. n. yesterday with Miss Lenna
Meade woodward was hostess to
MI ISS,tS.otte club on wednesday after
the t,r home 7i2 East Grand avenue
the N.'Wrs w. ~ Scott on Wednesday
talntl Uy at her home 3o2 North Fourth
street. a.. Gerdes and family
M. aht 20, ~ last week for Hobart,
lsl o. tbr, expect to make their future
home. ui,oehs wikoff. who went up to
M. Kan. last week to attend the
Lmpol" Of h. NJ. Long returned home
rg,,das ne. spd Mrs. Glen L. wiston are at
MH SWlr having spent the past two
honis ,.li1g friends at their old homo
in Ellen Brett. who Is attending
.,bool IN Boston, Mass, Is at nome 70
s,sSi the holidays with her parents, MI
pn5 M. George II. Brett.
aNv au aod Mrs Samuel Collins sr.. enter
,,iTsd wednesday night with a dance ht
NJ, and Mrs. Harold osborn
Mrs. W. O. Hunt apd daughter Helen,
.So were called TO Atlantic. Iowa a
uSsfs sister. arrived home Saturday.
"Niss Dorothy Vents entertained with
s,irncheon ct the Arcade hotel saturday
Noon 6on,rins MISS MISS 1Ih yis,tinr TuT hs% aunt
Ms q l.. Rhodes, for breit period.
Miss Lillian BURROWS. formerly OF TINS
ely and Mr., Bernard McAlester OF
NaA In n ~ In Tn ~
the ceremony taking place in Tulsa.J Mr.
and Mrs. McAlester viii reside IN Beggs
Miss Helen Riggin had as her guest
Monday Miss Dorothea stewart OF Wlchl-
ta and In her honor gave o'clock
dinner A dozen guests enjoyed the hos
pItaiity ~ Miss Riggin on this occasion
ssptlon at the manse. l13 East Hazel. on
Thursday the hours being from to 3
In the afternoon and ! until 10 in the
evening, most enjoyable time Is re-
The business women's league enjoyed
o'clock dinner at tho Arcade hotel
he speaker of tho evening. A line par
1U at the Murray theater completed an
sajoysbo evening.
Tbe J. NJ shorndon family is at home
after an absence of several weeks spent
Ia visiting friends In Illinois. Mr.. Shorn-
don drove through with the car IN which
they made the trip while Mrs. Shorndon
Mr. ana Mrs. Earl Roller entertained
A number Of friends Friday night with
500 party at their home. 800 South
Third street Mrs. g. y. Avery won the
ladies' high score and c. T.. Kinney that
for the men.
Mrs. J. II. Dreyfus has returned from
Ames. Iowa. whore she spent a fortnight
business In that city. During her absence
her daughter Mrs, Rose Bodenheimer,
had as her house guest mrs. VIII struss-
burg Of Parsona, Kan.
The annual Christmas dinner given by
The Ponca city hospital to tho medical
staff Of that institution occurred at 7:30
we're in keeping with the Christmas seas
on, az also were the place cards Ten
members OF the staff were present.
Miss Annabelle Kirk and Mr.. Homer
day morning, the ceremony taking place
At the home OF Homer Rutledge and Rev.
E. u, Surface officiating After n brief
Wedding journey Mr.. and Mrs. Bryan will
he at home TO their friends at 3i5 South
Usage, this city.
on saturday afternoon last occurred
The wedding OF Miss Geneva Holmes OF
Cincinnati. ohio. and Mr.. Charles Ken
dali OF this city the ceremony being per-
formed by Reverend Hewitt and taking
place In the new NJ, Il, church. this being
The first wedding In the church since II
vas dedicated recently.
Mrs. J. +. Rankin, 50f West Grand
Z henuc was hostess to the Neighborly
\ cltb on Thursday afternoon. The club
oolors, red and white. were used for dec
olatng An oldfAshioned country-style
dinner was served. after which business
session Of the club was held. AIRS. VII
lam Henderson OF Arkansas city was
an ontof-town guest and charmlngly en-
iertained with several readings:
The Ponea City Music club was the
guest Of Mrs. Samuel Collins. sr., at her
home 1904 East Central, on Saturday
eilernonn Mrs. Frances Smith Catron
Nss leader Of the program, Samuel Fos~
yer and Negro Music" The club Joined In
paging ng negro songs. Mrs George II.
brsu read paper on Fosters lfe.s Miss
enna Meade played negro folk songs
and Mrs j. p. Barrett rendered solo
10 very charming manner
An air OF real southern hospitality pre-
Mrs WIN. H. McFadden. Grand avenue
ana Tenth street Saturday night when
,ney entertained in what was possibly the
smSt saS lavish mHnner OF any affair OF tho
esuthcrn moss imported from the home
!" Mr' and Mrs MoFadden was used as
screen and completely enclosed the out
court OF the home making. with the
fountain playing a6d masses OF flowers,
regular fairy bower A buffet luncheon
,, was served the guests having been in
nltlng tho evening Mary orchestra fur
sned music and after luncheon dancing
the diversion. The affair was given
W. noaor or Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Osborn
srd i've and the guest list included Mr..
Dta..Srs' fva MS Joe Haskell, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Lesser and Frank Moore. all of Tulsa
~ Mr and Mrs. Martin Baden Of Win
"1 Kan, Mrs. Alex Hyde and Mrs. A.
ChdJs OF wichita and Miss Elizabeth
Ia,S Iu' ana Joseph Wolf Of Kansas city.
con IN the evening Buckner's original
company, which was playing at
tn, W the local theaters. gave a repeti-
home s performance at the McFaddcn
contes noIe than seventy-five guests ac.
Mpe1 me hospitality OF Mr.. and Mrs
4uueh on this occasion.