The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-09

announce tie birth u pound boy
Mfss J Cay and son Tom spent
several days last week visiting with
Tulsa relatives aud friends. ,, -,
IN the city, the guest ot Airs Mary
Ia'clOt. % South Ath street.
Mr. and Mrs. r. NJ. Drake. 500 Marland
Drive have been cuIoyliF vlsit from
Mrs, Harry caughey. Of rawnee.
night for Estes Park. Colo. whore shs
wui remain through tho warm weather
season.
Ms. M. Asa ,Armacos,. and daushtst.
street spent last week with friends in
Clarence Durham o, Houston. Texas.
Burham, Office manager Of the Wiston
The Misses Maxine and jeanette
guest FOR week. Miss Lois Bonner OF
stafford, Kansss.
" n. souigney and family left Tues.
SayIo,da Sday morning on motor rP thronsh
Mrs W. L, Phillips, 500 south Eighth
street Is in RIO Grande, Texas on bust.
Phillips OF Bartlesville.
, Russel Thomas former resident OF
several months in Los Angeles. cal"
returned to this city last week.
Mrs. Earl Hadden who hes been the
Cloud for several days, loft FOR her home
in Mexia Texas Thursday night
Mies Ruth Bailey of Emroria, Kan.
the Fourth OF Miss Ermn McCord and
MIs c. h. Blood, sil South Fourth.
Miss Bette ogle OF rlttn. Ohio. re.
spending some time here as the guest Of
Union.
The Misses Ruth Mcdowell and Evenge-
line returned from wichita Thursday
night During their visit there they were
he honor guests at number Of social
affairs.
Mrs. James Grimes az North First
street enjoyed visit from Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Carpenter OF Emporia, Kan. last
week. Mrs Grimes is tho mother Of
The Misses Louise Koethe and Cassie
Smith left a few DAYS ago for Chicago
where they viii spsndi several week;
Cosmetics In that city.
Mr and and Mrs. Albert Caskey. 29o
with cards Wednesday night summer
time Refreshments were served followed
by musical program.
Miss Georgia Harter was the ruest O:
| Miss Marguerite Hayes OF PHwhuska dur
ing last week and was accompanied home
/ by Miss Hayes who spent several days
Nisltins n the HaIter home h,oTl;S,i,.,.. r.r.
Texas. who has been visiting here re-
! turned homo Friday morning she was
accompanied BY Miss Elvlra Parker who
Will srend several days visiting wichita
| Falls friends.
| Mr.. and Mrs. John Alcorn and daugh-
ters. Jean and sallie. are at home after
the time IN Kansas City while Mr.. Al
corn transacted business IA New York
| and other eastern cities.
Mrs, c. NJ. Sarchet. 9l6 East broadway
gave a $3.50 o'clock auction bridge party
saturday morning. honoring Miss Jessie
Paine OF Chicago; H., house guest Of
one o'clock luncheon was served.
, Mrs Roy Stephenson entertained the
| thursday bridge club At her home bl2
noon Just preceding the game very
delectsbIe one o'clock luncheon was
lent themselves very effectively in de-
Mrs. r. E. Morrison S 2o' 4os ' North Fourth
'' week M Mss s'r Ids su' Noask S 'yG'' of
| and Miss Jessie Paire Of Chicago. on
/ Friday morning Mrs. Morrison entertain
additional friends honoriug her guests.
Mrs. +. L. Donahue won high score at
a very quite wedding which came as
young people was tnat OF Miss Frances
| Doepel, and James Hutdleston which
took place Friday night last, Rev, p. H.
! officiating. The bride has resided here
| practically all OF her life and Is held in
/ hiEh esteem.
! Ona OF the prettiest weddings OF the
season was that Of Miss Marjorie Pan
/ ton, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs o. A. Pam
| ton, old-time residents and representative
ponch City worth while people 70 Claude
! c. Cook, manager OF music department
! OF the Panton Drug store, which took
| place at the suburban homo of Mr. and
| Mrs. Panton In Cross Friday night Tho
/ only attendants were Miss Ruth Brett and
/ Harold Hunt, Mss Brett acting as maid
! OF honor and Mr. Hunt as best man.
/ After a brief wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs
Cook will be at home with tho parents
| or the bride. IN Cross