The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-22
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v-s J = Houstan has visiting her
nom Garuert Kan. Mrs. hyde;
uiss Agrrss Stormunt OF Cednrville,
Ohio is The house guest OF Mrs. Wood c.
urs w. \. Moncriet was hostess al a
o'rrork bridge luncheon wednesday
"i'"'0"i O"i Mrs. Glen I. wigton are At
home after spending several days In OKLA
''y'S NJ. J. p smith wns hostess TO the n
"A On Saturday afternoon with Mrs
iucv wilson as assistant hostess.
Miss catherine Bump has been enjoying
a visit from two of her sons, X. r. and
+ " Rump of Des Moines. Iowa.
Mahlou Durham ot the wlgton Motor
company IL enjoying a visit from hi'
father e NJ. Durham. Of Houston TeYss
Miss Ella Chaplin Of Monmouth, Ill, Is
,hs guest ~ her two nieces. Mrs. L. Leh-
man and Mrs VI. l.. Diehl Of this city
thyhousc guest of Mrs. c. NJ. sarchet for
tw roets. left the last OF last week for
Aiss Luclue Harris of Guthrie as re-
turned 10 her home after spending sew
eral days here visiting in the O. X. Green
N., Augusta Rcehn. manager NJ the
Western Union telegraph office, attended
meeting of managers in Oklahoma City
Wrs y =. Rhodes Of the Arcade hotel
WI, has been ill for several weeks, left
lp-t week for Rattle Creek Mich. where
sse viii remain some time In the Battle
Creek ssnitsrium
Ms o =. callahan was hostess to The
Peasant Hour club on Thursday after
mon with Mrs Howard Drake and Mrs
G r Stark as assistant hostesses.
Mrs D. + Donahue was hostess to the
Alrha Delphian society Friday afternoon
With Mrs. %. \. Pan'on and Mrs W, a.
Ransom ne assistant host esses.
Among the weekend visitors ct Norman
rom this city were Geraldine Paker who
vent down to visit her brother. Romayne
pskcr aud Miss Ruth Brett, who visited
be- brother, Alfred Brett.
Mrs u. NJ Morgan has returned from
visit Of several weeks duration In Chi
uro. She was accompanied home by her
rother, Mrs r NJ. Vance. who will spend
The winter with her.
satar sheldon of the Marland Refining
emnany arrived home Thursday night
N few days but expects TO return to
N'v York In few days for n business
visit o. some duration.
Mrs W A. Lincoln enjoyed a visit from
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs II. f. Furry Of
Pawnee, last week. on Thursday they
LETT for Tulsa taking Mrs. Lincoln with
them to hear Serge Rachmaninoff. who
appeared in recital in that city.
Mrs W X Moore was hostess to the
Tuesday Bridge club at her home on East
Central Prior TO the afternoon OF bridge
four.coursc luncheon was served. Mrs
p l. Donarue was successful In winning
hiRh score.
Most elegant in It's appointments was
The luncheon given by Mrs. NJ. p. Long
y her home. 2l5 North sixth street
- thursday afternoon. Artistic decorations
were used IN profusion. a four-course
oco'k luncheon was served to about 60
guests
Mrs Frank Mann invited few friends
70 be Der guests at line party 10 the
Murray theater Monday afternoon 10 wit
ness the Way Down East" production
Aner the theater the party repaired to the
n Morrison store where delicious Ie-
re,hments were In order.
NJ. and Mrs. A. Bakody entertained at
@rds al their home 4l2 North Fourth
street. on Friday night T., w Brown re-
eeNed first prize while II. n. Clark re-
ytNed consolation prize. two-cOurse
present
Miss Gertrude Moore. reader OF some
hole, came down TO assist In the dedica-
r9n rn services Of the new. pipe organ OF the
NLS Aethodist church Tuesday night.
nss Mildred Cord OF Dodge CITY. Kan,
dSlded at the organ and delighted the
'pgelehce with her performance.
me Aeta Nu club met with Miss Mar
rIet Paterson Tuesday evening for its
.esuat meeting. At the close Of the busi-
ness meeting, during which Miss Louise
ruhH was made member, the hostess
M, Ts assisted by Misses Kathryn and
nents
Mrs l.. p. johnson and Mrs Harry
Safnet entertained Tuesday night at the
avenue in honor Of Miss Iva Powell. one
W W, the most popular teachers In the Poncn
wy schools, whose marriage TO Mr. wal.
few ognningham took place in Guthrie a
NN Gays ago, The holo-ee received
many beautiful and useful gifts.
a., ne Thursday club had It's last meeting
~ lhe home Of Mrs. e. W. Msrland with
Srio,, i Harold Osborn as hostess. /
LUX luncheon was served followed by
s,iase' Mrs. John Alcorn receiving first
plts Mrs. Paul Bodami and Mrs. f. s.
smuu,gomery OF Kansas city were the
tussis Of the club for this meeting.
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