The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-08

,iy Of coilinsvine looking after business
Mrs. J. W. Robert. and family enjoyed
a visit last week from d. J. DANNY of
v,ss katherine Langley left Monday to
attend =. 4 M, saltwater, after a weeks
vacation.
The Cemetery association met at the
Sen Of Mrs H. Jennings ro''s'' after
Misses Mamie and lola Lipe had as
thclr guest Friday Miss Vera Jones of
Mrs J. T. Hester and daughter Dor
othy. spent last week visiting relatives In
mr, and Mrs. w. II. westerfield. Of
Bushyhead. visited with Claremore friends
Mrs. K. u. Wills entertained tho Pris-
c'lla club Friday afternoon fine time
Ms George Vincent Of saltwater spent
. part of last week In the city with rela-
Mr and Mrs. Jake Baum OF skiatook,
spent Friday In the city, guests Of Mr..
Miss Nannie brake of Chelsea visited
friends and did some shopping In Clare
more Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Glass had as their
stewart Of Yale.
Miss Faye Bills returned Sunday night
from Cordoll after spending tho holidays
IThe Friday Afternoon Bridge club met
Ath Mrs. q. ID. Davis this week, in
very enjoyable session.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Cox are enjoying a
vlut from her sister. Mrs. Jack Lamber-
son aud son, OF Tulsa.
Tho Bayless families enjoyed a visit
the past week from w. p. Martin. at
Amarillo, Toxas.
Misses Gertrude and Marie Fry Ieft
Monday for saltwater to enter A. a NJ,
after weeks vacation.
~. W. p. Mills and family hsyc re-
turned from a visit to Mr. and Mrs. W.
Miss Ada Wilmington entertained the
Business Woman's club Tuesday evening,
a. the home of Mrs. Woodson.
Prank Estorr;- son OF Walter Eaton OF
this city, has returned home. after spend
ing two. years In the navy.
Mrs j. A. oodberry and family had as
their guests the past week Dr. and Mrs
J. NJ. Campbell OF ~. Joseph. Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abel wsshburn left Sun.
day fIr AN extended visit with friends and
relatives at points In Kansas.
Mrs Wayne BayleHs was hostess to tho
Wednesday Afternoon Bridge club. at her
homo on East Second this week.
Miss Jonette Shirley has returned TO her
home in Springfield, Mo-, after a visit in
The city with her sister. Mrs. Jim Cox
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gott returned Tues
ldsy night from visit to relatives and
tfriends at Muskogee, McAlester and other
Mrs. H. NJ Gaty has returned to her
home in Dallas. Texas. after a visit In
the city with Mrs J. w. Roberts and
family.
George Nordin OF okmulgee and Miss
Pearl Sandals OF Sapulpa were granted
licenses from the court clerks office Fri
day. to wed.
Miss Lucille Pollard. who Is attending
Hardin college, Mexico, Mo-. spent her
vacation with her parents Mr.. and Mrs
Mrs. Nora Davis and children spent a
part OF last week at the home OF her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. +. Hester, OF the
Midway neighborhood.
Mrs. Burr Sharp returned to her home
IN Chelsea Tuesdey after spending New
Years in the city with her parents. Mr..
Miss Myrtle Hatcher OF Lone Elm was
the guest OF Miss Gladys Cook Saturday
night and attended the watch party given
b. the young folk of the Christian church.
Miss Myrtle Merrill OF NowSta was the
guest OF Miss Gladys Cook Sunday night.
being on route 10 Enid. whore she is at
tending Phillips university.
Misses Mildred Hurst, Leila odom and
Gladys Cook and Ernest Msyberry and
Morris Hurst left Monday for Enid.
where they are attending PHILIPPE uni
yersity.
Mr.. and Mrs q. II. strester gave a
party at their home last Thursday ave
ming in honor Of their nieees. Misses Pearl
and Grace streeter OF wetumks, who were
visiting them.
Mrs. l.. Il. Frost entertained the Tues
day study club January at very in
terestng session. Business matters being
disposed OF. roll call was answered by
naming current events.
The Hi-Yi boys and their fathers on
Joyed banquet at the high school audi
tnrium Tuesday evening. The domestic
science girls OF the high school prepared
and served the refreshments.
The Christian Endeavor society OF the
Christian church held a watch party at
the church last Saturday evening. The
time was spent In playing games, refresh
'ments Of cocoa and waters being served.
Miss Pauline Rummage entertained
about 25 Of her friends Friday evening,
Al her home in the east part Of the city.
Ihe time was spent In playing various
games and music. refreshments of fruit
On Tuesday evening at the Christian
sPurTh sps ,Is The girls under lS years old, that
ta,ned by number OF the ladies and the
elders OF the church. There were about
u invited guests present. Refreshments
OF fruit salad. sandwiches, doughnuts and
cocoa were served. Talks were made By
>. W. Mayberry. n. A. Atklsson, ]. NJ.
Cooper, H. q. Hurst and Mrs. J. w. Cor
Mrs. \. Il. Ross then conducted a 10
minute lesson on parliamentary law. Mrs
Ross also gave very interesting talk on,
Z Of the Tuesday study club, Judge Paul
sutton, was present and discussed in a
very thorough manner many OF tbs
matters pertaining to our government and
us legislators. The meeting closed with
Two selections OF classical music rendered
by Mrs Frost.
=. The quest club met January with Mrs
Nellie Ross. After the usual business mat
tefs had received attention, roll call waf
observed by giving items from yariou,
new line Of study for the latter part oi
me club year, the "Elements OF EconDm-
hs Mrs. CaRie Eaton Mrs. j, q. Adams
ana Mrs. Nellie Ross were leaders at thiS
neeting. The club will meet Monday
Jsnuary 2, with Mrs. a. A. Swift.
one OF the seasons meat enjoyable
etents occurred Friday ~ 1ing when
spout 20 young people met =. the NJ. r
ehureh where a wagon, wilt large hAy
iiame well prepared for goou ,sy ride
aNaited them and conveyed the b.'rty &C
the home OF G. II. Bail, north cf The city
shslpg and story telling 49, lDs.iged In
uurlng the trip. on arrival .i.sir deHti-
hallon these young people Immediately
oeEah numerous games Tatfy pulling
shd popping corn was tho most import ant
went OF the evening, which was great fun
The Loyal women's class Of the Chris.
van church met IN regular session Friday
sfenlng December so, at the home OF
Mo Jim Nichols. with Mrs. Abe Mat
news as Joint hostess. After a very in
uteslng business meeting the following
yuonrs were elected for the ensuing year
49, s T. Blakey. president. Mrs. Nara
LAWS vice president; Mrs. J. g. Harris
Mere'ary' Mrs. Charles Wall treasurer
ib Ida Wilson, teacher. The meetins
was men turned over to The hostess and
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