The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-26
STATE SOCIETY

Is being entertained this week o. the
home ~ her cousin. MIS-. Walter Love of
| i22 South Smith street Mrs Hamilton
uHn. before leaving for her home
The small Miss Evelyn Pugh "wednesday
afternoon ontertainod ~ 81 her G'd friends
from her sunday school clnsa q The
baptist church. dolightfuI time being
spent Win music and games Win hrick
Ice cream ana Cako for refresh mcnla
Nfs. -. t. Rider entertained the HarheW
club Monday. ln its regular meeting at
her home on south Adalr street Mrs
Ewing noisou was leader. reading an
Nrs WINS Rgod. Mrs s. L. smith and
Mrs Jesse ballard gave intefoHtlug and
Instructive talks.
Mr. ana Mrs Ross Burns of joplin.
who were here 10 attend the anuiyet.lry
meeting Of the Rotary cIub nc UNIricst
country club Wednesday night. veto tine
quests N NJ and Mrs. Hussel plllct VI
north Thompson street AT Burns Dr.
tho Rotary district governor MI delivered
the principal address a. tho meeting.
Miss May Petersen, wednesday night
entertained 20 Of her boy pnd girl friends
be her home In tho cherokee building.
tho urrnHiou being her birthday. After
tu evening VI uualloycd enjoyment. ~
whlch the dainty tefrcshmonla served weIn
100 small pnrt, the young foifH lrtf Tor
their homes wishing their hostess many
such pIeashnt Hnniyofaarica.
The young ladlos Of tho thr'Ttian
'hurrh were entertained "Wednesday eve.
NIib ny MIS-. .. ~ mufiluN class OF INH
MDhudiHt church a. the home ~ Mr
nu1 Mra Vance McSpaddeu, .H1 NotIh
Foreman street FlaFs and bunting fur.
uIshud the decornti0nH. Many Fatnts uuu
cake wcro served. Mrs. o. !. 1uunur
b the teacher ~ the Christian church
'ounl hdieF class. Tho evening was
10 most enjoyable one.
In honor ~ Mrs J. n Looucy. who
leaves coon Tor Texas a party was giveu
"Wednesday afternoon by Mrs w. 4. Nhor.
wood of south Gunter street tho luvltot
EuDsW being tho primary teachers ~
tho christian church. After dainty
twp.C0utH7 luncheon was served, Mrs
l"on'y vas presented cut glass olive
dish. Those who enjoyed tho luncheon
were Mesiumea Lo0ucy. loo Mitchell.
Wilbur Joplin, Charles uumps. shuttle
hHr Cummings, Devlne ana McArdlo.
lertalnment giycn Wedncsiay nlFnt Sy
the Masonic lodge, Eastern star, aud
b.An.ty boys % Masonic hall Ia honor
of Wurhi1giou's birthday. The oSten-
siye program. which was followed by an
oyHior supper, WIS participated In by the
following mcmborsi Mosdamcs G, .Wotn-
mack aud q. T., strunk vocal duet with
Mrs Gene Engiohnrt 'at the piano. Masior
Howard wheat, violin solo. accompanied
hy Miss Lolita wheat Rt the piano.
Evelyn rugh and Myrtle updegran. road
lnfs. Margaret Hopkins, plano nelection.
vocal solo by Miss Lolita wheat. reading
hy Q. u, Clarke trio, MoHsrA Harry hnd
ncad nol1i@ HWsmmn'k Hysdn ana Dr Wiillso g.
q
Rider. Rev ~, a. pugh was IN charge
OF the program and made a Hhort nd-
dress.
a George Washington tea was given
Wednesday afternoon, at the homo Of
Mrs. Lee Barrett by the ladies Of the
Methodist Missionary society. Amid flags
and bunting and under pictures of George
ana Martha Warrington, Misses Frances
Patton and Joe Frances Gnaton and Mas
tors lilly ana Richard witt stood dressed In
colonial costumes and received the guests.
Pineapple cake with whipped cream and
cpftoc or tea were served by Mesdhmoa
Ewing llRlseli and Jasper Martin. the
decorations In the dining room being red
ana white carnations Pink caruatiars
were given Tor favOrH Mrs. James Me.
Connell entertained tho ladiea with sev-
eral vocal solos, and there were readings
by lAttle Misses Edith Tresslor Evelyn
Push and Olive Allen, and piano num-
bets by Miss Loleta Wheat. A liberal
silver offering was taken. The occasion
was one OF exceptional pleasure and fell
lowship.