The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-19

Eulalla Weisharr, whose engagement TO
Ben nnoic was announced.
Tho sunday school class % which Mrs.
Hammers Il teacher enjoyed pleasant
valentine party Tuesday evening given
BY Mesdamcs NJ. r. Courtney and J, NJ.
Mr. and Mrs. william Houston who
have been visiting for several weeks at
the home OF their daughter, Mrs. lamcs
rrounger have returned to their homo
Mis-. 4. A. Root. who has been spend
ing several days with her mother Ms
A. T.. snyder has returned 90 her homa
as fsr as Muskoecc,
Miss Hcba Roberts was hostess wcdncs.
of hor brothers Dean Roberts 4 large
number OF guests enjoyed the evening.
Mr.. Roberts l. home on fnrlouEh from
To- duty In few days.
Mrs George waggoncr was leader %
tho Monday afternoon meeting oi tho
ArtH aud CrRfF club At the homo or
Mrs. sigma Hatfield the subject for the
afternoon being, Chopin and radrr,wshi" ="
Several Of padcrewskts selections were
Watts and Mrs Floyd Hines told oi
many interesting events In the ives ~
the two co,mpo1scrs. Two yoca, y,, sel'st,9n, 'i'
were much appreciated. Splendid refresh
mcnts were served by Mrs Hatfield. Mrs.
Terry Parkinson VIII be hostess to the
club at its noNt meeting on February ~.
most enjoyable occasion was the
valentine party given Tuesday evening
by Master charles Lamb with a large
guests. Games, music 7ud rcitcshmcnl5
kept the young folks busy. Tho guests
were Gladys Carol Mary Hayes. Mary
Frances Foster Minnie Sleeper, pia
eaton. T.eona Pago. Alcf Ncntro. Ruth
cobb, Mildred Ruhlc, Maurino tNgho,
Ruth Phillips. Earl Brown, Terry huung;
Zachary charles Mills. Bob Nichois. Neal
Mills, Charles tnrHnn. nnrrcl Moss. Dale
Fcutou and Bob Nichols.
Tho Twentieth century club mot Monday
with a large attendance. Tho club voted
unanimously 10 assist tho federated clubs
In the entertainment Of The district led
Grafton which Will meet here IN MAY.
Mrs. Horace Foster lead IN the diecussiuu
Of tho topic "Fricndshlp,' and was as
sisted by Mcsdamcz HAYWARD. Nutt. Hinn.
shannon and sullivan. Each member gave
an expression Of what friendship meant
10 hcr. Excellent refreshments were
served by Mrs White. Mrs. llausum and
Mrs. Mutt will be the hosteeses at the
next meeting Of tho club on February "a
Mrs. !. g. Adams of tlaromore. district
president or the Federation of Womcns
clubs was the guest ~ honor ~ n iuncu
con given Wednesday by Mrs. Hittcnuousc
at her home at ] O'Clock, Thc other
guests were tho presidents OF the -FOUR
clubs Of the city. Mrs. r.. A. Parkinson,
of the Arts and crafts club. Mrs. Rinc-
hart OF the Music club, Mrs FranN
Sbroyer OF the Twentieth Century club
and Mrs. Horace Foster NJ the pelphia
club. After the luncheon, those officera
had meeting ut the community roomH
| where they listened 10 an Interesting talk
by Mrs. Adams, and they elected Off
GERS and committees 70 plan FOR the dis
/ trtct meeting 90 be held In this city
! IN May Mrs. Frank Shroyor was named
/ chairman and Mrs. Roy Cunningham sCcl
| rotary, FOR the work OF entertaining Tho
district meeting The chairman " the
committees appointed by Mrs. Shroyer,
are. Reception Mrs. Y. a. Parkinson
| Hospitality. Mrs ". o. Rittenhousc, doc
| GRAFTON. Mrs. Tom Martin, entertainment.
| Mrs Weaver; arrangements, Mrs. Charles
watts badges. Mrs. Horace Foster.
| finance. Mrs. George Foster.