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

their new pastor. Rev. Talmadgs witt
and Mrs. witt.
The Missionary society Of the Baptist
church met Thursday IN Circles l.. 3 and
AZ the homes Of Mrs c. h. Lowe, Mrs.
q. W Franklin and MIRA. Lydia Mercy.
nolds, respectively
Members Of the Presbyterian church
are making preparations to entertain tho
Visiting ministers and delegates who Will
attend tho Muskogee presbytery to be
heid in this city Monday evening aud
Tuesday.
An Easter party was siven Thursday
afternoon between $3.50 and 8 o'clock at
the homo Of Miss Lois Thomlinson. az
south brewer street, TO the children Of
me primary department OF the Congrega-
tional church.
Miss Dorthla Hansen has arrived from
Kansas CITY TO begin teaching IN the
Ralph Sills. who had herself been sub
stifuting for Miss Ethel Looney. tho lat
Ger having been 90 Tor several months,
A large number Of the boy and girl
friends OF Miss Wilma Davis enjoyed =
deIightful party saturday evening at her
homo on South Adairu street, the occasion
being her birthday, Many games were
played and delicious Refreshments served.
STAGED Tuesday evening at the GrauS
thcater by high school pupila proved
demonstrating talent IN the Vlnita schools
and from a financial standpoint. the pro.
ceeds going 10 the high school athletic
association.
A large delegation Of women from
Tulsa came 20 Vinita Thursday to help
organize a lodge OF tho pythian Sisters.
Women were given the degree In the ait.
efnoon, ana men were Initiated at the
night meeting a doliFhtfut social hour
was enjoyed In tho evening after the or
ganizatlon.
"rhc Great Light" a eantatn rendered
Az we Elrst baptist church Sunday nlght
under the direction VI the pastor, Rev
J. w. Hodges. has received such a do.
mand Tor a second rendition that Il d.
planned to give It Sunday afternoon At
the Grand thcotcr. The church was
were turned sway from tho church doors
as were able to enter. II Is termed the
best musical effort ever attempted In
NiHita.
Saturday afternoon. April 2. At the
home Of Rev. II. a. wicklzer. Miss Ethel
zimmerman ana Mr.. George Trout were
Sni,ed In imaTrlaTs i9y. Rev wietig.r'
and Mrs. w. II, zimmerman. Sho Il u
graduate OF tho Vlnita high school. Mr..
Trout is employed by tho Prnirle Pipe
days visiting with relatives at Hlg Cabin
they LEFT for Pawhuska. where they will
be at home.
Misses Maurlns Samuel. Gertrude Nc.
Tuesday night AZ bridge az the home of
Miss Samuel on West Canadian avenue
Lilacs decorated tho beautiful home. TN,
game was played az seven tables. Mlss
Maver Landrum winning high score and
MISS Hllda Hancock receiving the con.
ISOLATION prize. Miss Genevlcve Boro
Elven a complimentary prize. Mrs. Buford
Parker was an ,out-ot-town guest.
Mrs Buford Parker aud her sister,
MIS- Frances B~urckhnlter. gave a vanity
shower Saturday evening for Miss Gene.
We've Boro, who II 10 be married Monday
20 AR, ray Gasky. OF I'll Dorado. ARK
The ,venities for the honor guest we're
pulled into tho room on a miniature waF
on my small Miss Adelyn Burckhaltcr.
was dressed 10 represent n kowple.
hrldge was played at four tables, Mise
score prize and Miss Laura Milford the
consolation prize.
At the Delphian club meeting Monday
In the CONGREGATIONAL church the sub
venice and Early English Actors," one
Ihe special features being a reading
from the former by Mrs. II. Il. Horton.
study. was assisted by MECHANICS l.. ID.
Dalquest, y. Il. Frayser. ID, h. Dial, ].
NJ GrGening' i; y. Horton. l.. II. john
Miss Atrie Cobb. Miss Ida Beatty, VINO
led the second number. was assisted by
Mosdames T. g. Montgomery. S. j. Burns
leo Cobb.
The Premier worthwhile club met
wednesday afternoon at the homo OF
Mrs. w ~. COrlett on South Foreman
street, and the following program rem.
dered under tho leadership OF Mrs. Har-
~ Wammack: Vocal solo. Mrs. o. V.
Holmes. THE True Spirit OF Easter"
Mrs. l.. w. Marks; "Tho Story Of the
Mrs. l.. II. Johnston: mu-
sic. 'Harkl Hark! My soul" sextet:
The origin OF Easter and Some EasteT
Of Romo," Mrs. c. n. Martin:
STORY OF the Messiah" Mrs. Frank
Shields; The Passion Play" Mrs. j. II
Mrs. Wammack showed some
picture slides OF famous paintings Of
Christ. Gene Corlett. little son OF tho
played a clarinet Aplo as the last
number on the program. accompanied by
Mrs. O, w. Valentine. Gueats Of the club
MeHdames l.. J. Wright. J. o. Hoh-
Valentine. c. n. Wammaek and Miss Lii.
Ian stephens and Mr., A. ]. Williams. y