The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-11

Miss Pauline Holtor of Sand Syringe
Is the guest OF Mrs. Vernon Whiting.
der, Colo, TO enter the University OF
| Colorado for the summer term.
Aftss Ssys y;ng Mrs Fl r., E XGyss MnS S ,S,
her home in Clay Center. Kan.
Mrs. Elsie Bruce and Mrs. George La
badie left Wednesday for Gueds Springs,
Kan. to remain several days.
Miss Helen simpkins had as her house
guest sunday Miss Marie Ware of Bar
'fi,' The American ] i.es4on "NTiS" viii entertain
Monday night at the second OF a series
OF m summer dances in Whiting hall.
city. 1a Kan. % spent the DS Week * end dN'%fss wes
their daughter Mrs. clyde f. Lake. and
Miss Jean Roberts. librarian in the
high school, left Tuesday for Nashville.
Tenn, where she will attend Beabody coll
lege during the summer.
Gleason Mcdonald left Monday for
Lebonan, Tenn to enter college for the
summer. He was a student at the Uni
versity OF oklahoma this year.
urdsy from the University of Kansas.
His father. J w. Bruer, went to Law
renee to attend the commencement exer-
Miss mabel Leahy returned home Mon.
| day from Norman where she attended
| the university, TO spend the summer
Leahy.
Mrs. George Roland was hostess to the
Wednesday Bridge club at her homo
Thursday afternoon. A O'Clock lunch
bridge.
Monday for Colorado Springs, where they
win spend the summer. They made the
Harold Keller has returned from Nor.
man, where he was a Junior In the Uni
versity Of Oklahoma, to spend the sum
mer months with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs j Keller.
Miss Elizabeth Hatfield arrived home
Tuesday from st. Charles, Mo, where
her way home she visited in Lawrence
and wichita. Kan.
Mrs. Albert jackson was hostess to
members CT the Parliamentary club at
10 o'clock Monday morning. The lesson
on Parliamentary Law" was conducted
by Mrs Harry Cross.
married in Brownsville. Texas. two weeks
their residence at Twenty.first street and
Lynn avenue, after June Is.
Frederick Morris left Monday night
Tor Sewanee, Tenn, 10 attend the COM
mencement exercises OF the University
OF the South, OF which he is a graduate.
He will be away from this city two
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. X. Templeton. was hos.
/ tess Monday afternoon 10 fourteen Of
/ her girl friends at a threster party. The
occasion was the thirteenth birthday Of
u
Business Efficiency" was the topic OF
| discussion at meeting of the Business
| Womens club Wednesday evening. in the
chamber Of commerce headquarters. Miss
| Elsie Wheeler was chairman for the
| round table talk
| Mr.. and Mrs. r. n. Mcdonald enter
| tsined at o'clock dinner Sunday even
! ing In honor OF their daughter. Mrs.
ieorge Taylor, and Mr.. Taylor. who were
/ married in Norman the previous week
/ Covers were laid for nine.
Miss Mildred Patrick entertained at a
! dinner dance Monday night in honor Of
her brother. D.. w. Patrick. and his bride
| Of Holyoke, Colo, who are spending their
| honeymoon at the home Of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Patrick.
| A benefit minstrel and home talent
carnival X To be given June 81. 2? and %
by the Woman's club. About rs local
people Will take part in the affair. the
proceeds from which will be used for
! community house building fund.
Miss Clyda-A arrived home wedneH-
day from Norman, where she was grsdu-
| ated from the university. She was ac-
| cOmpanied home by Miss Annabe Mon
roe. who will be her guest several days
Miss Monroes home l. in Dallas. Texas.
Mrs j. u. de Roche returned home