The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-05


fortnight in visit in Hrownsviile, Texas
Mrs. Elizabeth Fierstino has house
guest, Miss Ruth Miller Of Fort Wayne
Mrs. sailie HsrrelI. who has been visit
Ing for several weeks In smithville, Texas
Mr. and Mra. o. c. Mc1ntire have re-
turned from io.days stay IN Chi1Ago
Mrs. Orlando Swaih has returned from
several days visit with Mr.. and Mrs
Paul Swain In Ada.
Mrs J. A. Milne Of Atchison, Kan. Is
yiisltlng IN the home OF her son. Robert
MIR. and Mrs. W. G. Terry and Mr.. and
Mrs. T. /. TORY have es their guest, Miss
Ernest doyner OF Tupelo, Miss. was
the guest The past week Of Mr. and Mrs.
Miss Gracc I IShnsy left ,hl, week for
Topeka, where she viii enter Bethany
college for the comint semester.
MT. and Mrs Louis Gerhardt ot pes
Marx l., Bozarth and Mrs. Bozarth
Mrs. Mary netemsn has returned TO
seteral days visit with Mrs Anne Wood
Herr.
Mrs. Ted Fanisher Of Edmond, has ar.
rived for visit with Mr.. and Mrs. =. y.
Fensher and Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Ham
mond.
FOR Mrs. NJ. L. Frye. group OF friends
called ON Friday evening when the hours
we're spent Informally There were over
MTa - u martin entertained informally
the members OF tho Rombong club on
Monday when bridge was the afternoon
diversion.
Mrs. y. H. Moore who returned the
past week from Lamar, Mo-, left Fri
day FOR lamar, called by the Illness Of
on saturday, Mrs. y. n. Tlbbets enter.
tained at luncheon for her small daugh-
ter, Helen Elizabeth, the occasion being
her tith birthday
and Mrs, L. II. MindhEm entertained
with progressive rock party In the
home Of tho former.
Mrs y. G, Christman was hostess to
members OF the r. n. 4. club on Wednes-
day afternoon. In the afternoon, contests
Mrs. George Fair received the favor.
Mrs. J. v. York entertained members
Of the Coterle club and several additional
guests on Friday afternoon. Progressive
Mrs J. 4. Hogan % and d%usHters. Hu Sarah
Frances and Ann Louise OF Tulsa. came at
the weekend for a visit In the home OF
Mrs. Hogan's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. q.
Mrs. W. E. Wood entertained a few
friends at luncheon Tuesday in oompi-
Miss. who, with her husband. Is visiting
relatives In the city.
Miss Elizabeth Colburn entertained with
merry party on Friday evening when
guests came dressed ss youngsters and
Juvenile games featured the evening en-
Miss Dora Mae hin OF Brookfleid, Mo,
has accepted position In the English
department Of Washington irving high
school. and will make her home with her
sister, Mrs. c. g. MoIntire. during the
school year.
In honor OF the birthday OF her daugh-
a group OF children on Saturday after
noon. Luncheon was served at small
tables and at each place were lovely
favors OF the afternoon.
on Saturday afternoon. Miss waunotte
hamilton entertained members of the
Entire Nous club In honor of Mrs. Ray
ste66ins OF Tulsa, former member,
made by Mrs. Harry Wirlck.
Mrs Thurston A. Blakely compimented
Mrs. PHI A. witt, who leaves soon for
she entertained at three tables Of bridge
on Monday afternoon. Favors In the
game went to Mrs. Harry McCready and
Mrs. Witt.
Miss Mary Leo Weaver and Miss Cath.
leen Saint were Joint hostesses TO n group
Of their school friends a. the home OF
the former on Thprsday evening. In the
evenings games, prizes were awarded
Miss Aurilee shGekleford and Miss Doro-
thea Brown.
| Fenton Wood and Mrs Harwood Keaton
were ladies' day hostesses. High scores
/ in the bridge games were made by Mrs
| w. A. Hiatt and Miss Ethel Diefner OF
I Springfield, Mo.
As courtesy to Mrs. r.. F. Smith. VIII,
leaves soen for Debit, Ohio, for resi-
dence. members Of the T. r. l.. Gloss o.
! the First Ba ptist church entertained In
formally at luncheon at the home OF Mrs
I c. A. Freer on Tuesday afternoon. Their
were 40 guests.
| on Thursday afternoon. Mrs. J. T. Pan
coast entertained her bridge club with
a lovely luncheon at the Country club
ton, Mrs. Wheeler and Mrs. Ardo Pan.
J coast. FRvors were made by Mrs. X. q
4 Rapp and Mrs Wheeler.
Mrs. Il. J. Alderman was hostess &c