The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-23
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y.s C e. Burlingame making a
xssss visit In Kansas city. Mo.
a., Herman Michel of Pawhuska Ia
hts; sa.st of Mrs. Maurice schuman.
W. y A. stubler Of Tulsa is visiting
=, he home OF MIR. and Mrs. ]. 7. Ship
~ liz Creek avenue.
A.. Harry HIATT and small daughter
,,,ns,s. Ann left Wednesday for a two
weeks AZ n Born and son Maurice. are
.,',,,Ss al the home OF Mrs. Born's
sarsnts In Oklahoma CITY,. ..
this week conducting a school Of
Mods at the Christian church.
STss Lura Ferris, who has been visit
a. friends In Topeka and Lawrence.
VS. returned here Monday morning.
M, and Mrs. r. J. Kidd Of Pittsburgh.
p.sre house guests Of Mr.. and Ms.
~" Kidd at their home on Usage
Nts Lloyd Moore, who has been Al
s.IIisew. where she was called by the
ss5Sea illness of her mother. returned
M,' and Mrs. Paul Mecready are at
,.sdipg the Knight Templar conclavc in
New orleans They expect to be gone
sOe'' t@nnen and guest. oscar Gilbert.
,.turned to Norman, after short Easter
ysration at the home OF Mrs. Fora Lam
,on al her home. Belle Meade place.
Miss virginia Cottrell and Miss Evn
Nyers who have been visiting Miss Dor
a,bv ware during the Easter holidays,
M Tuesday for Norman to resume their
studies at the university.
Miss Margaret Thompson was winner Of
,lsce In tho plano contest held at tho
senlor high school. Miss Ann Shaw won
second place. Luther Crocker third and
Helen Crawford fourth place. ,, -
Miss Ruth johnson and Miss Helen
sAsby who was Miss Johnson's guest
Arg the Easter holidays. returned
wenday nigh. TO their school work at
Oklahoma university at Norman.
Mis- Marie Cobb OF sapulpa was the
house guest Of Miss Esther Rood Monday
And Tuesday. While here Miss Cobb Mt
tended the Beau Brummel dance given
AZ the Marie hotel Monday night,
Hiss Pauline Shutters was hostess Mon
day night at her home on Delaware ave-
nue to the members OF the Youx Huex
and with needlework. Misses Watson
will entertain the club next Monday
night.
c. A. Tuesday night. Plans were made
for a farewell tennis supper for the
,sniors An Informal program consist
Ing Of quartet number and an extempo-
raneoas debate was given.
The members Of the i922 Bridge club
were entertained by Mrs. L. d. Nutter
on Thursday afternoon when the time
was devoted 20 bridge: Mrs. J. U. Miller
Mrs Charles Rush and Mrs. r. X. Payton
were guests. The hostess served lunch
con late in tho afternoon.
had two weeks trip In the east where
they visited relatives and friends in New
'Serk city and Philadelphia, returned
Wednesday morning. Mrs. Rammel's
and will visit In Dartlesvllle.
Mrs. V. l.. Jenkins and Mrs. Vest
Swain entertained the Polly Prim Needle
club Thursday afternoon. when the time
was enjoyed socially and Informally. A
number Of guests were present besides
the club members. AT o'clock lunch
large attendance OF the Garfield
rarent-teachers met on Wednesday at
the regular meeting in the Garfield
school A program consisting OF mum.
elpal Of the school talked on "The Intel
lsence. Diagnostlc and Achievement
Test"
Mrs. Fred Spies had as additional
ierday afternoon Mrs. ]. y. Shpman.
Mrs. =; a. stueler. Mrs. Frank Phillips.
Mrs. Haskell, Mrs. Eastman and Mrs.
Warren Spies, when she entertained the
club. Mrs Shpman received the high
honors at the card tables. Tea was
Mrs. Walter Martin. Mrs. James Kerlin,
Mrs. W. u. GIL. Mrs. J. u. Hull ana Mrs.
Alexander Mccoy attended the State Fed
.ratlon OF Musical clubs held In Tulsa,
society Mrs Martin reported on the
work done by the club here this year
and Mrs. Hull gave resume OF the
musical memory eontes. being conducted
In the schools
Mrs Kenneth Adams was hostess TO
The Wednesday Bridge club at her homo
on South Dewey avenue. Spring flowers
added pretty floral touch TO the party.
Special guests OH this occasion were Mrs.
Pat Allen Mrs, s. J. MONTGOMERY. Mrs.
GAZE Slater and Miss Virginia McMorraw.
Mrs Earl Thompson held high honors
at the card tables and received the club
prize and guest prize was won by Mrs.
Mrs, N N. Hutchison entertained for
her house guest. Mrs. Paul Hubbel. for
merly Of this city. Wednesday afternoon.
The affair was an informal afternoon
party at which the following guests were
present; Mesdames ~ d. Smiley. A.
Collins Paul Mcbride. Beryl johnson.
y. y. Miller. J. p, Fisher. Frank Finney,
= H. McGaughy, George Baird. a. ~
Meunchmeyer. Mayme Rammage, A. Il.
wynne II. y. Handbook. Frank Downs
and Ted Hall.
The United Daughters OF the Confed.
Sacy met Wednesday afternoon at the
Usage avenue and held their usual busi-
.tss session. An interesting feature Of
entertainment program was q paper
%ho was a School Girl During the Clvil
MAR The article was written by Mrs.
Mann and published In the Kansas city
Star on Sunday. october u. 1905.
Mrs. Emma II. Early Of Muskoges will
ss here at the next regular meeting OF
the Parliamentary club. through tho
courtesy OF Mrs. r. ID. Rood, president
oi the club. Mrs Early is well known
70 the state for her work In the state
ederations and womens work. At the
meeting held on Tuesday night the
leaders, FOR the drill were Or. Lynette
Barton. Mrs. Albert Gottlcib and Mis-.
ssslella Foster. Rules were considered
or the next years work.
The Doherty auxiliary enjoyed an nf-
nr session Tuesday afternoon. The de-
nshtful social time was frightened by
Ye musical numbers and readings. Mrs
S,B. Hun talked on the musical work
S.lng carried on in the public schools.
ss,is q. T. Thompson, Mrs. Paul Mcbride.
srs. Young and Mr.. John TRULY each
saVe vocal solos. Mrs. Germany gave n
,,ssding end Mrs. Hampton a musical
Ts.olns, luncheon was served by the
postess committee.
Mrs j. A. Cullen entertained the mem
as OF the Maccabee bridge club Tues
afternoon at her home on South
ssepnhlngs avenue when she used three
spes OF bridge for the party. Guests
n. 'he club were Mesdames Albert Dig
~, horace Allen. =. l.. O Donnel, u. j.
,,h' A two-course luncheon was
Shsed a. the close OF the card party at
mich Mich Mrs, J. o. Hart received the CLUB
~ and Mrs. w. J. Quigley the conso-
MIN MIN prize Miss Walsh won the guest
An enjoyable bridge party was the
IL uVen at tho home OF Mrs J. a.
Nnerta when she presided as hostess 20
women OF tho 1920 Bridge club