The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-30

Mrs. Ice whitmer entertained tho T.
n. r. club this week.
MISC Beatrice Socrnm has gone TO Fort
Worth 10 visit relatives.
Mrs. +. j. Fleming entertained 90
youngsters. Friday afternoon at chill
Mrs. Il. #. Maiey entertained with n
bridge luncheon Wednesday, compliment
Ing her house guest, Miss Louise Beach OF
Mrs. A. D. Cochran. president OF the
Okmulgee Y. w. G. A. organization. IL
attending the national convention at Hot
Suprings. Ark.
Mrs. j. l.. Mcmahon and daughter Ma.
ria Lane have returned to their home In
Wlnehita Fails, Texas after two weeks
Mrs u. f. schock ha. returned froyn
81. Louis, where she had taken her two
eranddaughters. Albertine and Gertrude.
to visit their mother. who is Ill In st.
Mrs r. J. Fleming had as her especial
guests Thursday Mrs. II L. Wineland.
Mrs. C. c. Reid and Mrs. C. r. Reno.
when she entertained the Auction Bridge
club.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Moses were pleas.
antly surprised Tuesday evening. when
| number Of their friends came in to
celebrate their fourteenth wedding ami
versnry.
Mrs. o. A. Beatty and Miss Mabel
storm were especial guests Of Mrs. J. ID.
Rodgers Thursday, when she entertained
the Bon Tempro club. Bridge was played
during the afternoon.
day Bridge club this week complimentary
to her sister. Mrs. J. l.. Mcmahon. who
was her guest from Wichita Falls. Texas.
Club members and few additional
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Clark have re-
turned from six weeks stay In Kan
they went to benefit Mr.. Clark's health.
MIR. and Mrs Max l.. Heyman are WIS.,
Ninc reIat,yes In Texarkana, Texas:
Mrs. o. D. Detrick entertained with an
The guests were seated at three tables
and were Mrs. c. q. Moody, Mrs. Ed
Graham, Mrs. w. II. Moss, Mrs H. d. Al
eyre, Mrs. 7. c Gatten. Mrs. w. +. Car
tsr; ter. Mrs Gerald 1a Curtis Mrs. q. T. Smith.
| Mrs. ], G. Mulhull entertained the 1929
Bridge club this week. color motif OF
\ tho appointments of tho game. Mrs. A.
Il. Graham was the only additional guest.
The Lions entertained with their an
the Parkinson cafe Wednesday evening.
| Covers were laid for 100 guests. George
@. southard OF Bnid. district governor.
| was the principal speaker OF the evening.
E6en Loeher sang several numbers.
| Bible day was observed at tho meeting
OF the Sesame club. Thursday. at the
home OF Mrs. r. II. Killebre 1929 EAST
| Tenth street. Roll call was answered by
interesting religious Items Mrs. Lewis,
the leader of the afternoon, gave a we'll
! NIlNttH paper on tHe ieTHecutOr
| and the Preacher" The three Journeys OF
| Paul were discussed by Mrs. Il. c. Hodges,
Mrs Henry smith and Mrs, Jesse l., Cary.
Mrs. Frank peterso" entertained the
! Thursday Thimble club this week
/ Mrs. f. w. Ragsdalo OF the Beauclair
apartments entertained with an informal
| bridge party Thursday afternoon. A
| color note OF pink was expressed in the
use OF spring flowers and In the appoint
| ments OF the game. Guests were Mrs, II.
j. Bruner. Mrs. j. X. Lytle, Mrs. w. e.
| Bernard. Mrs. W G. Vernon. Mrs. c. G.
| Silver. Mrs. Duftin. Mrs. Fred Martin,
Mrs. Charles Warner. Miss Erminie Lois
ellie, Mrs. +. T. Maley, Miss Louise Beach
| of McAlester. Mrs. II. X. Black. Mrs. II.
L. Parks. Mrs. g. NJ. Swift. Mrs. T.. +.
Lamb. Mrs. Roy Poe. hrs. A. J. Black
| and Mrs Fenton Wood.
Miss Zula Colt entertained the menh-
bers OF the Christian church choir Thurs
day evening at dinner at the church.
Covers were laid for Mrs. Floyd Anawalt.
| Miss Jeannett Hessick, Miss Leah Cly-
mer, Miss Pauline Hessick, Mrs. A. j. Nc
| Neese, Mrs Lucy Cooper, Mrs. Rody
shoick. Miss Bessie Wallace, Miss Binds