The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-17

NINITA,
Mrs J W Hodges received = vi,t on
| Tuosday from her father a. u. Barnes,
Miss AnnabeII Berger returned Wed
nesday from visit az Ncodesha. Kan.
ana Neosho. Mo.
bland Haynes son ~ Judge and Mrs
r. l. Haynes. writes from saltwater that
he Is well located and likes the A. S
NJ college fine.
W. p Thompson left wednesday morn.
Ink fOr visit at MaypHylle. IN Della.
/ ware county. his old home
Emmett skinner WAS tn Chicago the first
| OF the week, whore he went to contract
! with dry goods firm 10 represent them
/ on the road In oklahoma.
Miss Catiueen cleveland left wodnes.
day night for Columbia to enter the col.
| lege for girls
Alr. ana Mrs. T. > T. Amos and Mr.
and Mrs D. Moss drove 20 Miami Wed
resday TO visit the fair
AFs. ihii " Samuel and d1ugnter, Miss
Mnurine samuel returned wednesday
/ from visit az MuskoEse.
Mis-. Paul Hale visited saturday and
sunday In Neodesha, Kan. and Kansas
versiiy this winter expecting 10 leave
/ city.
Mrs. f. n. Froyscr was hostess Friday
/ 70 we hlllcrest bridge club at ho HI
| crest country CLUB.
! a delightful time was spent by the
congregation of tho Baptist church Wed
neslay evening when a splendid program
/ was rendered IN the auditorium OF tho
/ church, and rofreshwruts were served In
J the dining room. Miss Maurino Thomp.
/ son gave a plano solo and Little Mis-,
! Evelyn Pugh gave two readings which
| and Mrs. J.. G.. Carr sans "A duet and
] were euch0rod Tor another. Reverend
! H9dges, pastor Of the church, outlined IN
! a hrct talf the objects uf tho gathering
| and the work Of the church 10 be don,
/ during the next few months. The peOpl.
| then went TO the dining room Tor n soclaI
! hour, whore sandwiches and coffee were
| served and they were entertained by sov,
/ eral selections by the male quartet COM
/ siatiug OF Reverend Hodges n. A. Capps
/ Dr. ]. G. Carr and J. A. McNeal.
! The Premier worthwhile club me
| Wednesday al the home OF Mrs l.. n
] Hutler on North Miller street Tor thi
| first meeting NJ the season The rol
/ call was answered by an item on ''W0
| mans Part IN Politics" this also beiul
| the subject for discussion. which was lee
! by Mesdames John Swain and a. f. Cham
herlain. There was good attcudanc,
! and much interest manifested In tho ciul
| work for the fan and winter months.
! clifford L. LightfOot. son OF Mr.. an,
/ Mrs. Herman LightfoOt. county Assessor
] ana Miss Aka Brown OF Muskogee wcr,
! united In marriage Tuesday evening b.
] Rev. }. r. Mcconnell at tho Methods
/ parsonage. After "a abort visit In Miami
! they VIII take churEc of the farm hom
! whom they will i've
Rev. THlmage witt and J r Murph,
/ have returned fom Tahle1uHh, whore the,
/ attended the Musk1Eee Tresbytery Of tn
! lresoyterian church, OF which Reverend
! witt is moderator
The Rotary club wednesday noon wa
! served by the ladies' o. the Congregation
| church with a fine chicken dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Loe and children en-
! ioyed visit at Joplin Saturday and Sun
| day with relatives.
Mrs chris Alexander OF South smItl
street was quite sick at her home thi
! week.
J. NJ Butler os Tulsa, was In the cit,
! this week visiting old friends. lie wa
/ county commissioner here four years ago
! j. O. Hohimer came from Brlstow 10
weekend visit with his family.
! Miss Betty Colcy left for Norman 70
n visit with former classmates
! Miss Myra EnrhHrt has rendered he
! resignation as executive secretary OF tn
| Red Cross, having been called home l.
! Salina, KAN for some time on accoun
| Of the illness OF her mother. whom sh
| Will have TO take to Denver. Colo.
Miss Dcllys Wright left Sunday 10
Norman TO resume her studies at tn
univcrsity. Her sister. Miss Marior