The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-13
STATE SOCIETY


TAHLTouAu
Many RequoyRh club people were seen
at the Inn Saturday night
Mr.. Bun Duncan IA now IN st LouiH
Why're be hnb ACCEPTED nl1s1 po'',,o19' from
nrokon Arror Friday
Judge and Mrs John H Pltohtord have
returned 10 phiahomn city.
Mr. Ross Williams returned from Ar
tansas TO rahiequah Monday.
Mr.. Percy WHY g., who has been ~
IL very much improved.
Mrs Murry Haskell. and hor son. York
we're seen onpoylng tho Illinois river
sunday afternoon.
Miss Gsueiyo Wulams who hos been
operated ou Tor appendicitis was nbie
"a go home from tho hospital "Wednesday
Mrs 81. a. Mcspedden ana hiss Made
In Muidrow ana Fort smlih
Miss Ella Dedman and Mr.. WatrioK
motorod from Muakogee 20 Tahlequah
Mrs Rosanne Daniels ~ Oklphoua CITY
"a the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs Walter
Mr and Mrs. C. y. Hllss and Mr. hen
nliss were day visitors In Muskogoe satur-
day
ops, They have arrived In Clovis. N. M..
and are enjoying thAlr trip Immensely,
Mr. Fred pHlmtHg ~ Muakogeo. spent
the week with judge aud Mrs u.
Frends Of Mr.. hnd Mrs Thurman Wy
~ VIII be glad TO know that Lean Alice
Friday. Mrs j. r. Mcpanleis of Kansas
city. arrived In Iahlequnh TO- Wait her
patFent'' Mr end I,.Ss Mrs - 3n.s,yoa rstson'
the guest OF Miss ruth Allison Tor tho
Weekend.
REV. George watson expects TO take
his vacation during the month OF Au-
Another party from Musbugee. was
Miss Georgia ahutt Of Pryor Miss hllen
OF Muskogee, Mr and Marshall tooh anh
pryetto Nelson OF MuHhuTUC.
The wyly's. McSpaddens. Pearsons
Barnes u Bartlesville had bis picnic
supper at BoudiuOts spring hupIhy eve
Nj vert Hastings. who has spent tho
summer with Mr., and Mrs, W. w. Host
ings. left saturday for his home In Der.
Mir and MS. dnbert Thompson spent
tho Weekend In Tahloquah at tho homo
OF Mr. and Mrs J. W. Reid. returning to
MuHkogce Sunday evening
Mr. and Mrs Rod Richards and fam.
ny returned to Muakogeo Monday morn
ing after having spent several days with
their mother. Mrs. Richards
Mr. Kenneth Keenan, Of Tulsa, has been
Waiting his parents, Judge and Mrs. II
l. Keenan,. Mr.. Claude keenan, OF Sa-
pulpa also spent the weekend at home.
MIR. Kenneth Harry ePterson OF Tue,
son. Aria, arrived Tuesday for several
days stay. Berry has lots OF friends
here, a. Tnhlequah was his Old home
Mr.. Peterson has Just been nominated
p'Sn,'ISS %r npS Mrs o'JJS w Re- WS,d ioSn ana family
spent Sunday In wichita, Kan. Il seems
saturday they had a pretty sticky time
~ II ha they were stuck three times that
day IN the mud.
This past week n swimming party and
g chicken roast was given , oy NJ. M, snd snd
Mr@ Joe lIichA Of DriAtow. who have
cottage at tho Inn,
Wednesday evening, Miss Kathlyno
Hughes returned to TRhlequeh. after hav-
ing visit with her grandmother near
Wagner. Tuesday evening she lott Tor
her homo near Oklahoma city.
Saturday oyening MIR. and Mrs. W. y.
Hicks and Roth Jane, Mr., and Mrs. H.
y. Hicks. all motored to SLOAN sprinEs.
Mrs. W. r. Hicks home, They returned
to Tahlequah Monday morning.
Mr.. ana Mrs. j. A. Lawrence ana Mr..
Adalr and Shelton are spending the week
Tulsa, who are having nm outing at the
Boy Scouts camp on the IAnois river.
All of the shacka at the Inn are full
And moro and more II becomes the much
sought. resort. A party OF II from on.
mulgee were guests at the Inn last week,
mir. and Mrs. Y. Beokman. and Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs. willis Banker had ms
their guests last week, MIR. bankers sis
ter, Mrs W. l.. Smith OF Long Beach
cal, and her daughter. Miss Gertrude
noadman. After leaving Tahlequah
they went 90 Houston. Texas, for visit
Mrs. J. T. Cunningham entertained tho
W. W. Hastings won the club prize. two
Ice tea glasses; and Miss AnnRwake
Hastlngs the guest prize, beautiful hand
Wednesday evening Rev. and Mrs
George Watson, cumplmonted the elders
of the Presbyterian church. with won
derful dinner party. Everybody had such
a good time Il was quite impossible TO
be formal as Mrs. Watson Just has that
way OF having such tempting and deli
cIous things 10 tease and appoase ones
appetite that the desire for more" can't
bo resisted. MIR. and Mrs. Watson'H guests
were: MIR, John Haclder. Mr.. Edd Hicks
Mr j. Nv. r..
W r. Scott.
dance given at tho Rufus Ross place.
noar TahieQunh. Mr.. anu Mrs. Hoas just
love to make the young people have n
they mi their barn up for the winter,
they lot tho young people see what n
good time they can really have. And
they dol Miss Salie Ross and Miss Nell
Stapler were hostesse-, and how delight
cd they were. The barn Ia the most won
deful one In the county great, big,
round brick ono. with doors and windows
opposite each other, the floor was beau
tiful. all "emaled up Yes, you had to
climb up and down the ladder. Park
lin. Right near the barn In spring
and irish water lake. Everything was
Ideal; there were six sets going at the
one OF thu moot unique features Of
Hastings campaign In tho Second SON
gressional district at the primary. was
years old, making speech from tha
watermelon wagon at country pre-
clnct, lie had been sont there with the
Hastings literature. and things weren't
moving fast enough to suit the young
man. llO didn't know whether
9s uss w Gn shanoss or not dSHasa sS'
get busy. lie stepped mp TO farmer
with his wagon loaded with melons.
bought the whole load 40 that he would
have place to speak. Mounting the seat
Of the wagon, he began to tell um"
In his own words Just who W. w Has
tings was and what he stood for, lie spoke
Rt length and when he had finished no
sliced watormoluna FOR the crowd, Hast.
ings carried that precinct.