The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-24
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Mrs James S. Davenport entertained
Tuesday afternoon with chlldrens party
IN honor Of her small daughter. Jerry
Lyle. whose fourth birthday n was
Tho 7ist annlversary Of the Rebekah
lodge was celebrated here Wednesday
ntSht by the NinitA lodge. A large at.
tendance was had with several out-of-
Miss GLADYS Sanford OF Tulsa has hoen
OF 'I"s Esisla for teyeraHi Hits DAYS !" ~ 'o""'''
Mrs. C. j. Elliot OF Commcrcs has been
t9s sqcft ,t,G 2t h MIs L. L. D. pslaqS,, end
The Girls Glee club OF tho hish school
| held their first practice Monday after
! lected from tho nfty who tried for
places.
church met with Mis- Marie Niiiffer at
her home on North Wilson street Tues
day afternoon. Twenty members and
gram. Entertainments consisted Of ice
cream and waters
Miss Henryetta Moore, who has been
IN hospitai for the past threo weeks,
is again at her place In the high school
at teacher Of history.
Miss Gortie Carroll spent last Satur.
Mr. a"G and MIS- Mrs. T. X. R,dEway d and Fam
fly motored to Miami Monday for a visit
and to attend 20 business at the Sanders
NJ. J. spaulding spent the first Of tbs
week ,s IN l,,,r k9nsay @ Gity On susiness
at the high school, having resigned her
position at the Vnits National bank.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Evans and baby
visited over the weekend with their paT-
Miss Leila Carroll spent Sunday eve
ming and Monday at Bluejacket with Miss
Marguerite Allen who, teaehes there
and Mrs. Robert fronsido and Mr. and
Mrs. Gus Bashore spent Sunday after
The Presbyterian missionary society
met Tuesday afternoon with Mrs walter
Davis on South Adair street
Miss NINA Hicks OF Fort Gibson n
visiting at the home Of her brother II.
w. Hicks and family 525 West Della
Miss GLADYS whitaker I, here for a
few days from Okmuigee. in charge Of
the Western Union office and visiting Der
Miss Juanita Pordenkircher visited over
! the weekend with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lou Bordenhircher OF South Adair
street Miss Bordenkirchcr teaches at
| Adalr, rs miles south Of here.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Otho Smith and son Lewis,
| together with Miss Myrtle Mars and Miss
Louise Rhodes returned Sunday evening
| end with Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Mars.
/ Miss Kathryne Moore Of st. Louis, with
| the Rcd Cross, is here for u few days In
connection with the business Of that or
Ciarence Emmons is spending consii
| erable time In Coffeyvllle. Kan, where
/ Of the Emmons. firm.
Mr. And Mrs. Harry Wammack and
/ Mrs. c. r. Wammnck spent few days
/ this week visiting with Mr., and Mrs J,
/ r.. KBg at Sprlngtleld, Mo.
/ Jasper S. Martin ana o. l.. Rider spent
Monday IN Miami on business
/ Mr. and Mrs. !, II, Devine spent sat
urday and sunday At Miami, attending
| the fair and visiting Mrs. Divlne's father,
Messrs J. II. Butler and willis p. Allen
went to White oak Monday whore thdy
arranged for a community meeting with
the Rotary club OF this city week from
John r. Barr OF westneld, NJ J., Is
visiting at the home OF his daughter
Mrs. James J. Hill.
o L. Patton spent a few days this
week In Eureka Springs.
Mra. l.. W. Evans q Wynona IL spend.
ing a few days with her parents. Mr.. and
| Mrs W. F. Allen, Mr.. Evans having re-
| turned to WynonR Monday
Mrs. Maud Hale left Saturday foi
Pittshurg and Kansas city for q visit
with friends and relatives.
Gss Imogene Campbell left Tuesda,
for Eureka Springs, Ark, TO resume hei
ctudles NJ Crescent college.
Miss Esther iurlne visited over Satur
day and Sunday with her grandparents
| Mr. and Mrs Henry Suriue OF NORTH
! Wilson street Miss Surine teaches hi
Nir and Mrs walter L. Davis and Mr
and Mrs H. NJ. Stokes and families en-
loyed n picnic at Spring creek near Conf