The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-26


and Mrs. j. ID. Render and Mrs. NJ.
Neal. old acqus s!ltances for more
than Is years and members OF the
First Baptist church who have seen
the church grow from very few
who worshiped in a small room to
the large congregation that now oc-
cupies the splendid church that is
here now.
The Temple Israel sisterhood will
have their monthly card party and
plate luncheon on Tuesday, Novem-
ber 2S, at 2 o'clock in the
Temple social room. a largo at
tendance is desired.
Members Of the American Legion
auxiliary met pleasantly over the
sea cups Wednesday afternoon in
-.he Y. w. C. A. clubrooms, the tea
Forming the regular session OF the
auxiliary. Mrs. Alva j. Niles as
hostess was assisted by Mrs. p. A,
MCNeal, Mrs. ]. w McNeal. Mrs.
G. A. Wall. Miss Zell niff Of To-
peka, Kan, who was the guest OF
Mrs. Niles, and Mrs. Flanagan.
Members of Tulsa billet, Amerl-
can Womens Overseas league, were
delightfully."- entertained wednesday
evening in the home OF Miss Flea
nor Wasielewski with Miss Margaret
Hannah as co-hostess. A delicious
supper course was served later in
the evening. Miss Claire Murrell,
commander of the billet, was the
honor guest as she was to leave
Saturday for a several months visit
in southern Florida. Overseas
girls guests were Miss Josephine
Rothha miner, Miss Frances Boyer.
Mrs. II, w Johnson and Mrs
George +. Johnston.
Members of the Phi Lambda Ep-
solon fraternity gave a small dane
ing party on Saturday evening with
Mr. James Campbell as host, he
entertaining in the home of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
X. Campbell on South Owasso ave-
nue The list included Misses Helen
Rogers, Elizabeth Cook, Madeline
Pendleton, Nettit Smith, Anna Rose,
Harriet Crawford, Marguerite Leg
gett, Josephine Simmons, Harriet
Aspin. George Aspinwall, Nell Cook,
Messrs. Ray Smittle, Ray Gum.
Norbert Hardman, Byron Schaff
Thomas Hart, Rolla Dunn, William
Moore, Chris Wise, Robert Epper-
son, Philo Gum. Malcolm Johnson.
Parker Garvie, James Shield.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence 3. Gump
were hosts to members OF the Tues
day Evening Bridge club this week,
Mrs. William N Sill being a special
guest. Honors were won by Mrs,
Norris T. Gilbert and Mr.. c. w
Benedict. Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert will
be the next hosts.
Members OF the Pi Delta Koppa
fraternity gave a truck ride and
steak fry at the ranch OF Mr.. and
Mrs. c. S. Avery on Friday evening
Those attending were Misses Mae
Mcdonald, LOrrene Mcdonald
Kathryn Mcdonald. Alice Shaft
Mildred HennaEe, Madeline Pendle-
ton, Margaret Rumley, Ruth Heller
Marshall, Josephine simmons Mar
guerite Leggett Margaret Broach
young Messrs. Walter Broach, Rob
ert Blackmore, John Spencer, VIII
liam Langley, Gordon Avery, How
ard Grubb, Tom Maxey. JohI
Brickner. Earle Miller. Harry Perk
ms Basil FiXmer, Ed Crume, Mr.
and Mrs. X. NJ. BroaCh chaperons
Mrs. J. Emond Bennett was host
ess 10 the Thursday Bridge-Lunoh
con club Thursday afternoon. Sug
gestions of Thanksgiving were car
ried out In a delicious luncheon
served at o'clock. Bridge was en-
joyed throughout the afternoon
The prizes were artistically deco
rated by the hostess, the first wa
awarded Mrs. c. Il. Moon, the sec
ond TO Mrs. John T. Owen. Mem
bers present were Mesdames J. /
Goddard, Forest Moore, C. Il. Moon
T. A. Knowles, w. A. ConklinR
John r. Owen. Mrs. J. e. Bennett
Mrs. Fred Winn was a guest. Mex
meeting will be with Mrs T. A
Knowles.
Mrs. Ruth Brown Carson's after
noon bidge on Wednesday was give
IN honor Of her visitor, Miss Leoni
Voris OF Chicago. Six tables @
players enjoyed the afternoon
pleasant hospital.ties Mrs. John N
Gidney OF Muskogee, Mrs. George N
Berry and Mrs. Claga McJunkin Con
Wav assisted the hostess. Lavende
and green prevailed as color not
and found expression In many larg
chrysanthemums and fern. Honor
at bridge went 10 Mrs, 9. j, Cal
iahau and Mrs, Robert Berry,
Miss Margaret Kimball was hos
tess at a slumber party on Frida
evening In honor of her guest, Mis-
Bessie Brown OF Sapulpa. Mis-
Kimball entertained in the home
her parents. DR., and Mrs M
kimball and guests were Mlsse
Alice Schaff, Mildred Hennage lisa
bel Strouyelle, Harriet Aspin, Rut
Helen Marshall and Dorothy Rer
fro. Miss Janice Kimball 6ssiste
her sister in entertaining.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II. Eustice eI
tertaned at their home on Mort
Santa Fe with a dinner party o
Wednesday evening, honoring NJ
and Mrs. Thomas Perrault, a brid
and groom OF Nachetts, Miss. Coy
ers were la d for 2. and decoration
were suggestive OF Thanksgivin
After dinner Prof, Cedriek Smith