The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-26
BARTLFsyILIE.

Mrs. clara squlrrell has as her house
Guest Mrs Bee miller OF Eigin, Kan.
MS week after visiting friends In Bar
usSyii'si MTi and Mrs charles jacobson Of
p5rnsdal visited friends in Bartiosyille
sHr'' ~ r. d Rood has gone to Kansas
~. where she will be the guest OF
inlao ,ss Mavs Of Tulsa has been the gues,
.t's week ot Mr. aud Mrs H. n. Gran
.f and Mr.. and Mrs. George u. York.
Nr aud Mrs Edward Rcasor stopred In
4..tiasvllc for few hours Tuesday TO
Sid friends. They are on route from
I...s 10 their home IN New York city.
Nrs. Herbert Phelps OF Fort worth,
r.Bs, Is visiting her parents, MI ,and
3d.. w. H. shlnn, this week. As Miss
,.. ghinn sho was one OF the popular
...giy girls Of Bartlesvllle.
Nrs Howard Cannon entertained the
t home on South Cherokee avenue
arYf.ffy afternoon. The members played
XIII. 4t three tables and Mrs. Don Tyler
,s..I.,d the first prize Mira. waiter kec-
s.. was awarded the consolation prize
N.aq Wllda King was the hostess OF the
,.a..n-ra OF the NcHux Heaux club Mon
gav uight at her apartments, 3l5 Dewey
i,... f4e club, tha-Misses Mabel and Agnes
watson and Mrs. Roy Heath. Refresh
. l.eH.s we're served by the hostess atter
All evening spent In noedlework.
lovely bouquets OF spring flowers
.r..nsj the home Of Mrs. j. c. Cerney
Thursday afternoon, when sho was hostess
and Mrs c. W. Hammond and Mrs.
limos Hamilton. At the card tables Mrs.
Tan. Cosan made high score and Mrs.
r.tHe Alexander won second prize. Mrs.
It...gand was awarded guest prize.
Nr. and Mrs Fred kcclcr entertained
,b. members Of tho Swastika Bridge club
,Fs rls.ts we're received were aplow with
sr.us flowers Of Neyory hue, and each Of
ne four bridge tables bore bouquet ot
Brilliant blossoms. Mrs X. a. filkins and
Syprrr Rarr made high scores, Mrs. FIJI
KIN. being awarded the consolation prize.
Tnf wednesday Bridge club, which was
organized recently by q number o. young,
tr matrons ot the city was entertained
fna vtok by Mrs Ray Heath at her
home on Seneca avenue. Each or tho
thr.l card tables were charminEly adorned
with baskets Of red and white sweet peas
tsd with red tulle. Mrs. Lawrence
smysor won tho prize for high score. The
hostess served a luncheon after the games.
Seven tables OF bridge were IN play
Tuesday afternoon when the members OF
! ne Doherty auxiliary met The hostesses
> for the afternoon were Mesdames O. H.
poe1ek, W. n. Richmond, Ted Lnrkln,
psrvI johnson. Charles Miller and Frank
Cosan The high score honor for the
afternoons play was won by Mrs. Weston
payne Refreshments OF ice creapn and
eafe we're served by the hostesses.
Mrs NJ r. Trayror Of 1891 Jennings
avenue was tho hostess to the members
sterling BridBe cluD Mtunteuhg
nrht Miss Irene Crate was the guest OF
tho club on this occasion. Thro tables
we're IN play and Mrs r. X. Hun re-
oelycl first prize and Mrs. E. f. curtis
the consolation prize. Geraniums were
used as decorations and the hostess served
a two-course luncheon after the play.
Mrs. 4. B. Hickman OF the Aurora
apartments received number ot guests
al bridge party Thursday afternoon.
The affair was in honor Of her house
guests Miss Dorothy McCuiston and Mrs
Fr ~
The guests were Mesdamcs NJ. T.. Michael
son, Harry Carpenter, O. X Wing Paul
H. Mcintyre. Maurice Landau y. D.
sutherland, Bert II. Jardlno, Il. J. Nord-
strom and Grant Fowler.
Mrs T.. ]. Nordstrom wrs numbered
among the hostesBes Wodne'day when she
entertained a company OF 100 friends at
her home I2i Creek avenue. The com
faay Ok guests whs invited In two groups
between the hours Of and o'clock.
Mrs Nordstrom was assisted in greeting
her guests by Mrs. q. A. Thompson, Mrs
T. G. Brua. Mrs. r. q. Attaway, Mrs.
Frank Cosan, Mrs s. o. Smith, Mrs. IT,
Z. Thurman and Mrs. J. 7. shipman.
The members OF the S. o. g. club, popu-
larly known as the Purple Cats" cleared
more than 800 for charity at dance
given at the Marie hotel Tuesday night
Joining the dance hall were the principal
was sold at one OF the booths, fortunes
we're told by Miss Nancy Frlsto at an
other and Miss Olive Claire MoGinity
dispensed kisses at a third booth. The
kisses were tile carmine imprint OF her
lips upon pieces Of cardboard which were
retaied at 10 cents each
The members Of the order o. the Eastern
star held n banquet at the Masonic
temple Monday night In honor Of Mrs
Sarah A. Norris grand matron Of Okla
homa, who was here on her official visit.
Other officials present were Mrs. a. W.
Neal Bartesville, associate grand ma
tron. W. II. Grattan, Bartlesville, grand
patron; Mrs. Elizabeth McWhirter Cleve-
land, grand oonductresB; Miss Gladys
Hargis. Pawhuska. Mrs. Neal delivered
an address Of welcome. Mrs, Egbert w.
Sexton sang a soprano solo and Miss
Margaret Carnfan gave reading. After
the banquet a class OF ~ candidates was
Initiated,