The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-25

Broadway, left Wednesday to spend a
week at Sycamore Inn.
Mrs G ID. Moore and daughter, Kitty
Lou, 6i7 East side boulevard, are visit
lng Mrs. Moore's mother, Mrs. A. C. SEX
ton. OF Van Buren. Ark.
A. c. Trumbo and daughter. Elizabeth
Trumbo, Fourteenth and Broadway have
returned from Chicago and Milwaukee
whore they spent two weeks
Mrs. J. r. McCartha Of Columbia, $. C.,
II spending few days visiting Mr.. and
nue., en route to California TO spend the
summer.
Miss Thelma .Todd OF wagner. who
visited her aunt, Mrs. Alex Todd. l3i North
F Monday ami attended tho dance gwen
at Agency pavilion Monday evening has
returned home,
North Eleventh, returned Monday from
Columbia. Mo. where they spent several
weeks visiting their cousins, Misses Frances
and Helen Mitchell
Mrs W @ Huckins and baby son. Wi
liam Price, have returned 20 their home
in okmulgee, after having been called
here BY tho ,serlo3qs illness Of Mrs. Huek-
The wedding Of Miss Allis Margaret
Treece. daughter Of Mir and Mrs. $. W
rreece. 2ot East side boulevard. TO oscar
W. Bailey of Winfield Kan, was solemn.
ized Thursday evening at the home OF
the bride
Mrs. T. A. Grubbs. 229 North Seventh.
announce the engagement and approach
ing marriage OF her daughter Miss Hazel
McHnsse, to Mr.. j. -. Haynes June "a.
The wedding will take place at the home
Of Miss Mclinssic's sister, Mrs. II. c. Eisen-
schmidt 1l0i Fremont.
Tho engagement of william Tisdel. son
ot Mrs clark j. Tlsdel, sii West Okmul-
gee avenue. to Misa Florence Whittier OF
Boston, was announced Tuesday evening
az tho home Of the brides parents Mr..
and Mrs Robert a. Whittier In Boston.
No wedding date Is set
Mrs. II. o. Duncan. il6 West Okmulgee'
entertained Informally with n / o'clock
luncheon Wednesday afternoon for the
Muskogce League of Women Voters dele
gates 10 the national convention Ht Bal
timorc and Washington. Covers were laid
Tor Mrs. Phil Brown, Mrs. Chester II.
Peoples Mrs Ben1amin H. Wheeler, Mrs.
frankie Cornelius and Mrs H. q. Duncan.
one of the most beautiful weddings OF
the early summer was sOlomni2ed Friday
evening at o o'clock NJ the central Baptist
church whom Miss elena Wiley daughter
Of Rev and Mrs. W. $ Wiley. 1901 Hayes.
became the bride Of Charles 4. Kicks of
Louisville. Ky The Rev B. 4. Push per-
formed the ring ceremony An elaborate
wedding reception was held Immediately
following the church service ~ the homo
% the bride, which was attended by 100
guests Mr. and Mrs. Kicks left immo-
dlately after the reception for Colorado
Springs Colo. whore they will spend sew
eral days before going to Lexington. KY,
to make their home.
Among those spending the weekend NJ
wauhiiiau club We're MIR. and Mrs. George
Mrs. X. NJ Jones aud daughter Ons
Gaines. Miss olive Jane Jones, Mrs J. II.
Hoffman, Judge and Mrs. Thomas Leahy.
Mr. and Mrs. w. W, Richardson and chill
dren Of Tulsa. Mir. and Mrs. Slaughter.
Mrs. Lou Connolly. Miss Florence Connolly,
W. u. owen John Gidney, Mr.. and Mrs.
Garland Jackson, Mr.. and Mrs Jcrre
Locke and two children, Mrs. Morrison Of
Tulsa, Mr. and Mrs Ralph Patterson, ..
NJ, Drake. Mrs l.. \, Wheeler, j c. Fast
and son J. g.. ir.. Mrs. J. n. Loughncy
and four children, Mr. and Mrs. Felix Cast
and daughter Rebocca OF Tulsa and Paul
Byrd.
Among those attending the boys dance
given Monday evening at the Agency pa
viiion were Misses Adclynn Rutherford
Weencie Patterson, Helen pandenhurg
planche ODcll Rebecca Butz Emily Rutz,
Catherine Patterson. Sybil Callahan. Cath
crime Haskell. Lorraine Nelson. Beulah
jackson. Charlotte Board. Marian Lind
ner. Mary Meredith. Marthel Mayes. Irene
Thorino. Elizabeth Fears of Eufnula and
Thelma Todd Of Wagner. Mcssrs. Tom
swanson, Herman Long. Herbert Quinn,
Chal Wheeler Jimmy Hayes. Raymond
Holcomb. Dan Wheeler. Gilbert Duncan,
John Chandler, George Sebold, Ted Sic
bold, Berry Cotton, Phlipp Cline Hubert
Mcdonald, Lon Mcdonald, Carleton Green,
Ralph walsh, Yancy Dandenburg. Reese
Cleveland Bob Chandler. Charlie Walker,
Spencer Denton, Bin Porter. Lee Swindler.
Hollis Price. Ross Bronough and John
Pearson.