The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-12

koner. a solo, Farewell" by Mr.. Back
ward Look" was given BY l.. c. Iiag-
gard after which all Joined In singing
,e5Hed ,ss s elnva tnS S,,, me lsdss then
leetious by Mr.. Backward were enjoyed
Mondy tor a handsome bouquet OF red
roses presented the church. All bid tho
honored one farewell and went home.
BARTLESvILIE.
Mrs. II. II. Hlll OF gi2 Usage avenue has
returned from an extended visit at Har.
was accompanied by her mother, Mrs
~ p. Berry, Of Horrisonburg, who viii
spend several weeks visiting In this city.
l.. Gaddis surprised them at their home.
1909 Usage avenue Monday night when
they assisted Mr. and Mrs. Gadds IN
celebrating the twelfth anniversary uf
their marriage. The evening was spent
IN dancing and at midnight supper was
Mesdames " u. Day. r. J. Coils. w. r.
Jorgtnsen. J. ". Black. u. F. Miles and
+. w. Hurt were hostosses TO the mem
eers Of the DohertY auxiliary az bridge
Edwards won the prize FOR high score.
After, the brldfo games the hostesses
served buffet luncheon assisted by Mrs.
Marion Dorset and Mrs. y. l.. Hampton.
Mrs. r. a. Fiikins received the mem
hers Of !hs swsstika bridge club at her
Wednesday night Mrs. n. J. Buel of
rawhuska, house guest ot Mre George
Henhe. was special guest Of the club.
At the games Mrs Dick Paris and Mrs
Fred Keeler received the high scores and
Mrs. Wilbur Barr was awarded the con.
Mrs. {. &. Clark was the charming host
ess for the Auction Bridge club At her
home Wedncsday afternoon, Additional
guests wore Mrs. II. y. Rood, MRS. clyde
tlesyille. and Mrs. Hal Moore Of Tulsa.
who II the house guest OF Mrs. Frank
o'clock after which the afternoon was
spent In playing bridge. Mrs Moore was
awarded tho prize. for high score.
The members Of the L'Hlver bridge
club were pleasantly entertained at the
horne Of Mr., and Mrs. Il. l.. sites, 2OG
sixth street. last Tuesday night with
tho card tables and the luncheon were In
green and white and small favors eN-
pressivo of tho day were given to each
by Mr. and Mrs. Bud Parks. Guests OF
the club were Mr.. and Mrs. Pearl Dial
and Miss Marjorie Loog
Mrs. !. W. Rclchart was the hostess 20
the members OF the y. n. Bridge club at
her home on East Third street Wednes-
danes A. G. Seiknan. j. u. Walsh W. II.
Relnhart, a. l.. McGregor, y. &. Kennedy.
Fred keeler. John Moran. Walter LOrenz
and H. r. Farley. Quantities OF sweet
out the rooms ana the appointment at
the luncheon and the card tables were
Seikman won tho club prize for high
score.
Miss Minnie jacobson Of this city be-
came the bride Of Leon McChesney Of
Slick last Tuesday afternoon at the homo
Of the Rev. Charles n. Hulme, who per-
Formed the marriage ceremony. The
ney and Miss Minnie Simpson. while Don
McChesney acted as best man, After the
ceremony the party went 70 the home
Seneca avenue, where wedding dinner
was served. Mr., and Mrs McChesney
viii make their home In Slick. where the
bridegroom In engaged In business as a
drilling contractor.
An unusually large attendance marked
chapter Wednesday afternoon at the
Presbyterian church parlors. An inter-
esting program was presented following
the business session under the leadership
OF Mrs. j. NJ. Leonard. The program be-
gan with n short playlot which set forth
the work and aims OF the w. q. r. L.,
after which Mrs. n. NJ. Mnrkley sang q
solo which was much appreciated by the
members and Mrs J. NJ. Nesmith played
number Of instrumental solos Refresh
ments were served by committee under
the direction OF Mrs. II. a. Altlin.
most delightful bridge party was
given Tuesday afternoon by Mrs William
Parker. who was hostess to La Fiesta
Bridge club members at her apartments
Mrs. jay Henry. Mrs. W. y. Ringo and
The appointments were prsttlly expressed
in the colors OF green and white and white
carnations were used at the card tables.
The high score award was made TO Mrs.
Don Berger, the second high score to
Mrs. L. A, BiNler and the guest prize
was awarded to Mrs. Cerney. After the
bridge games two-course luncheon was
served by the hostess.
a jolly juvenile party OF Tuesday night
was the one at which Mrs. Fred Kee!er
and Mrs. Wilbur Barr Invited i2 OF their
friends at the apartments OF Mrs. KeeleT
to enjoy the evening with KID" games
and attlred in childish apparel, The
rooms were tustefully decorated with
spring flowers and toy balloons floated
about. After number OF Chlldrens
games had been played the guests sat
down Mt three bridge tables. The prize
for being the best looking MID was
awarded to Miss Wllda King. while the
high score bridge prizes were awarded TO
Mrs. Walter Lorenz and Mrs. l.. A. Bxler.
Mrs. Dick Paris received the consolation
prize.
The members er the Musical Research
society held an interesting meeting Mon
day afternoon under the leadership Of
Mrs. Victor Nolquarts. The topic OF the
afternoon was "Folk Songs which was
followed by n group Of folk songs sung
by Mrs. Guy Thompson, who was Accum-
panied by Mrs. Marvin Wilson, Mrs.
II. 1T. Beckwith sang vocal solo and
played her own accompaniment Mrs.
| r. r. German read interesting parts OF a
| book depicting plantation Days and
Mrs. Beryl johnson sang two solos, Rc-
companied by Mrs. W. a. LynOtt at the
| plano. Miss Mary Ware read in most
| delightful manner. Kitty Maloncy on the
| Chinese question and Mrs. L. W. Sexton
/ sang, with Mrs. Lynott at the piano.