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

o. o. Bocook Of 52S Seneca avenue also +,
entertained In honor Of Miss i.assart
"wednesday afternoon, 49,.
Mrs. Wolf KrUmpein entertained the
members of the Maccabee bridge cluo
q the homs of hrs, FRANK kinEsley'
~ ksslsr ayonne' r1ssdsy eI,ernoVn; i;
bridge ana was awarded dainty prize
while Mrs. oeofEe Mcdonald won the con-
three tables In play and refreshments
we're served BY the hostess late " the
Ms j. W Reichsrt entertained with
an afternoon ~ bridge ~ her home
2ii i-e EaHt Third street. "Wednesday ef
elnoou. there beiog fogr tables ln pay
clusters Of sweet peas and luncheon wss
served at the bridge tables 81 t;aO' the
QuEiey. W. r. Rinehart. James Kennedy
martin zofnoss Glenn skinner prin
Weaver. " Hammond. 9. r. murray
ana Mary H. sauer.
More than rs others were present 81 =
mothers meeting. held in the Epworth
Methodist church parlors Tuesday ailef
neon. Lhs meeting was ~ charge i" me
J. NJ Realty ~ follows Devotional ~
ercisss LEAD ~ Mrs ", 4 Kiddi tvbiee.
Morally safeguarding our Chiiiren,'
Mrs william Hutton vocal solo.
"rhouEhis ~ Mother MIS- .. v M9gs.
talk ny REV. Don Ladrone, refreshments
we're served.
Mrs J. e. Ebling and Mrs. n. 4. Nell
son ~ere the hos,ssssf 81 an sttern99h
ling ~ Johnstono avenue, wednesday
afternoon. Sweet peas combined with a
color scheme % pink ana white - the
decora ions for the rooms and the lunch
con table, Luncheon In -four courses was
served at 1 o'clock after which the guests
devoted the afternoon to playing bridge.
The guests were Mradumea oliver krAeer.
J. A. sivalls. Charles Penneli q. g. oar
d nnn ~.
Cunningham and G. A. zoli
The Daughters of the American Rovo-
lution held their monthly mecling a.
Eighth street. wednesday afternoon. After
o general discussion ~ topics ot interest
&C. he club megoefs. MIS- Eu@aoetn
in the Candlelisht Days" An outline Of
eiub was made. il being decided to give
| n dance at the park pavilion on February
n. The money taken IN AZ the door
canlzstlon work to which the club directs
most OF It's ectvities.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hicks Of sis Creek
avenue entertained the members OF the
Sides the members Of the club. all Of
whom were present. there were four CLUB
erty and nr. and Mrs. Robert Fllkins.
Wilbur Barr and Phil BiSier, who made
bridge t tables. While While Mrs. FRED Kceisr was
awarded the prize for low score. Guest
prizes were also awarded Mrs. Daugh-
srty and Mrs Kilkins. After the bridge
q three course supper was served and the
remainder OF tho evening was devoted to
dancing,
Mrs. George Henkle Of 1921 Keller ave-
nue entertained with bridge party
| Tuesday afternoon In honor Of Mrs. VIII
lfa B stone OF AnEletOn, Texas, Mrs.
| J. NJ Buai Of Pawhuaka and Mrs. Cora
iIuii Of Berkeley, cal, The rooms were
beauty rosea. Quest prizes were awarded
10 tho thtee guests OF honor. while Mrs
Rupert j. Daugherty won high scOre prize
and Mrs. Beryi johnson was second. The
guests were Mesdames Charles Alworth'
John Freeman. Fred keeler. wayne tru-
ran, 4. !. rOlhsmus W. co Lorenz hu-
gene bailey, Florence Rotona, Rupert J.
pauEherty. A. y. Eby. Wilbur Barr, Lulu
Keeier Kenneth Adams, Berry, Johns9n'
Arthur McCregor Earl Reed, Cleve BRADY.