The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-16

dsred u necessary Tor him 10 be taken Z,
= hospital in Miami for treatment.
The Bethany circle of the Christian
church held n baar and market IN IN,
BrauNht building saturday.
RMS. Charles Hastings recently enjoyed
weeks VISIT from her sister. Miss Ruth
Mrs. J o. Hudspefh recently enjoyed
a visit % several weeks from her daugn-
ter, Mra. Walter HiI ~ BegKs.
Misses Frances ana clara Mae Fusef
Of Miami spent the weekend with their
p%grents. Mr.. end hrs. j. 81, Fuser Ia
Mr. and Mrs. W. p smaney during the
past week enjoyed a visit from their
daughter Mrs. Eugene Fields and daugh.
ter Bulle Marie Of Miami
Mra. Fred Green ana Mrs. Robert Err
vim we're recently called TO Muskoree nm
account OF the serious ilncss " their sis.
ter, whom they left slightly improved
when they returned.
The Baptist workers sunday school
class held a profitable meeting Thursday
afternoon a. the home % Mrs. j. s. Cade
with Mrs }. n Olson 90 leader. The
program Included devotional eyorr,gaa
here were added Those present were
Mines A. l.. Mickleberry. John Todd. L.
y Ward, q g. Huultinrhouse. T. ~ Olson.
Y. seanster. Charles Mitchell. j. r. Hub.
bard ana 80 L. brown.
Miss Myrtle Hubbard entertained nor
Sunday srhooi cIarn. tho True UIuc Girls
class ~ tho liarti-t Sunday school ~ hUr
h0ua Saturday afternoon. a portion Of
tho timc was spent IN pl8yiuE games.
after whifh refreshments were served.
The guests were Nissos Bessie Mulfrns.
Nerna Scott, Luclln Brown. Mas Mccoy
BERTHA Shepherd. Nellie Moora Maud
Palmer. blanche Stone. Giadys ore and
LARGE Dalton.
The following persons comp6sed the
party which went 10 Pitcher Friday ovo-
ming 10 attend the closing meeting OF tbo
frNUhNFnf training FFffrunF nav 4 a ITu.H
son, Mrs. Mae LOWS. Misses Invina Gil.
lospio. Mona Hudson, Lorraine Painter. Mel.
le Boyd and Messrs. HuFh Williams. Neal
cunningham, Lee Mitchell ana Robcr,
The juniors and sophomores Of the A..
ton high school wore honored with n
party a. Tho paygon apartments wedncs-
DAY evening, whercat Misses Madeleine
Tallon. Elsie Rider. Marguerite Afuso,
and Maxine Dawson we're Joint hostcgaes.
Various were the amurementq INDUCED
IN, and elaborate refreahmeuts were
served IN fhc beautifully decorated dining.
room. The participants were ~ follows,
Ruth Livingston. Dorothy Shepherd. Re.
airice Tucker. Ruby BoVica. Evelyn Err
vln, Helen Rains. Daphna ward. Frances
flUehrOWu, Alma Hess, Elsie Rider. MAJ.
Euerlte Allison, Madeleine TALON. Maxine
Dawson, Hugh Rust, q NJ. Douglas Iyfe
Davis, Francis Reed. Donald Painter. Iyn-
don Scott, Lynn Hamilton. Bennie Mnckis.
Eugene Davis. Junior Talon. Lowell Erfe-
der. Amen Dawson and Loren Hudspeth.
Members ~ the Bon Temps club wcre
royalty entertained Friday afternoon by
Mrs. =. J. Tyler, A short business session
was held, and new officers were elected
as followst President. Mrs j. u. Keith;
sectctarI Mrs j. NJ, Fuscr. Sewing and
social converse occupied the time, inter-
sporsod with music ON the vlctroie Al
the close a dainty two-courso luncheon
was eorved 20 the following: Mines. r.
y. Wilson, w. ~. Hamilton. g. o. Shep.
herd, J. NJ. Anderson. W. r. Smallcy. Il
D. Mltta L. a. Lamm ana ). d. Keith.
Mrs. Ray Painter entertained tho o. n
J. cub at rock Thursday afternoon Ea4.
terrible was nttingly emphasized in n coll
or scheme of yellow and white. used IN
the decorations. A number Of Interesting
Eamos were played, Mrs. -. l.. Cunning
nam holding top score Tor the afternoon.
a dellclous two-coursa luncheon was