The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-05
sAPULPA

,obn Kols,ad entertsiend the Elk
uatrons with lovely luncheon at
s.s charming Forest Park nome Iuesday.
A. y iyncbson was served TO Mesdanes
Nn{g ID Menlfee. Wright q. Baker.
~ hicks. Herbert Kinnaird, J. We're
5,s{,r and Claude Harmony.
" entertained Tuesday morning In
vauiding's apartment. compli men
W 4, Mrs q. ". 1,owdermilk, who u
o5n to leave Tor Sprihs1sre hs1eie Aas Aps ,re 20
'peho, a. handsome cut glass bowl, which
sc.epted with n charming speech.
v,,.,s Viola oakes and Helen Trone en-.
...'sincJ wednesday evening at the bone
y ihe former with sr,oyss snp"TS ineipdSr pSr'y q
laasu fight and then light refreah-
.ls,s we're served TO 20 guests. Huge
a,.orn balls. served later In the evening
pv!,rded the SNOWFALL idea into the re-
Tsshmeuts,
-,. Baptist womans Missionary so
Wet Wednesday afternoon IN sec
,gps with the following hostesses. sec
wv. A mot with Mrs. Eta Robertson on
W., 'fr,rs1r. section u with Mrs, Purcell
~ rsu Lincoln. Section & with Mrs.
oi p,.ker ot South Maple and Sec
~ ID with Mrs. Frank Lynn OF South
osi,boma Zach section carried out their
Xxi. study and discussion.
rt, catholic ladies' closed a series ~
w. Monday evening with benefit
Isi5gs and whist party given In the H..
S,,ry basement. Ten tables were clrcled
Sy efa,Crs and laiy's prize went to Miss
I,ns Psunlngton. gentleman's prize to
~ garman. Mesdames Frank Oldham,
- EIrIae. r. n. Berton and Ed Tam
80 were hostesses during the evening
IA served "a lunch following the games.
russday nfght in the chamber Of COM
80 rooms an eiaborately served ban
n5st closed a contest between the reds"
"a INC blues Of the Presbyterian Mems
psreau Bible class the latter section WIN
ming tho contest The laden OF the Pres-
hvtsriau guild served the Refreshments; /;
* Divie quartet sang and the men OF
,bs class gave program OF speeches and
casts New plans Of work we're adopted
ior the coming season
Among the sspulpans who attended the
how In tulsa Saturday night were Measrs
.nA Mssdames r. NJ. Scaggs, J. u. Booker
VA scaggs, r. H. Taggert. Louis Dawson,
n v Rule, Earl Foster. Waldo Huyckes
G,p. smith. Claide Masters Mesdames
g, J,ef Rice. i. c. Wallace. $. 8. Lawrence
iss Denton r. II. Unger. II, J: Ranck,
Misses sylvia Jones, Maree Cobb, Helen
greNr Teresa Koontz, Bobbie Smith
Gus corey. Edwin Underwood and Roy
Nsrphy.
IN. customary bi-weekly club dance OF
,hs Country club was given Monday night.
Lunch Of sandwiches, pie and coffee was
served during the intermission to Mes, Mes
TssSsrt, Harry Kuhlman. Charles NJ
ioSss Hal Webb. j. r. Banks. Ralph
Robertson A NJ. Allen, Misses Mary X.
PARIS Merle Knlpe. Edwards. Luc Tile
Bonswiiz. Louise schwRb, Althea Lawler.
Nsssrs. Fritz BerrinEer Guy Berry. Homer
Key, Keenan,, Paul Key and Miller.
MIS- &. G.. erosion was hostess to the
Spulpa Reading club Tuesday afternoon
A ber home on South Oak street. A full
program on "Amcricanlzation" was car
led out Mrs Lowdermllk opened tho
program with talk on naturalization"
don and government Mrs. Howard spoke
upon "Our Noted Immigrants" touching
upon the Plymouth Rock forets Tiers and
later prominent immigrants. Then Mira
erosion closed the program with an eN.
tensve review ot what our Clubs Are
Doing for Immigrant Children In the
schools