The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-12

iu... sgrIa Gutt went TO Tulsa Tuesday
N..sit f1r s visit with her aunt.
ht,. a. ". Gaty OF Dallas, Texas Is
,i.trr Mrs !, W. Robc,,s ana family.
Mrs ". 70. Fry u enjoying visit from
hefsslcr Mre, n v. Matney OF Muekogee'
Tie D,ihian club met Tuesday after
,os6 az ,hc home Of Mrs. c. u. Hotlzen-
d'r" pr al Mrs. Humphrey Of sperry spent
me Weekend with Mr' ana hrs' Kenneth
hsi" hs and Mrs. r. r. pybai Of Elbow
tate. M.uuY are In our city taking the
b',ls b.. Norma Massey n Cheisa spent tho
vsSF.snd in Ciaremore with Miss Floy
Massey ~ ,,.y.,-,,.
d-sn l5tt sunday for their new home at
o'5P'' Nr and Mrs. George F. Ross spent the
fIrst OF tho week at Vera visiting at the
syg.. N'ya Meredith has returned to her
school after visiting friends and parents
MI, 6r5l Gardner spent tho weekend
IN Moa. visiting Marion and Francis Slack
o. Mr. r'' aTi Mrs W. T. PuFh will leave
next Monday for ienryetta to make their
3D., mi" Edna Coup Of Chelsea spent tho
Weekend with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank O'pannon was hostess TO the
Wednesday Bridge club at her home on
N'l Mrs Cisude Nichols entertained the
Priscilla club Friday afternoon, fine
tlre being reported.
Mr. and Mis-. A. l.. Hates entertained
me Owl club Thursday evening at their
home on East Second.
M. and Mrs Martin Bell Of Chelsea
,rsnt the weekend in the city with ], NJ.
Cuichnold and family
Mrs. Frank Ertoll and Miss Catherine
Jennings spent the weekend with Mrs.
w. r. Sanders Of Sageeyah,
Mr. and Mrs Fred Walton nnd Mrs
VIII Walton spent last week in saltwater
visiting relatives and friends.
Mss FIny Ellis who has been working
tl Tulsa for some time. Is spending . few
days at home with relatives,
Mrs. J. j. Mauross spent Thursday and
Friday IN Tulsa visiting ner daughter.
Mfs Mare Mathers and family.
The ladies cf the Presbyterian aid met
with Mrs. +. u. BOYD Thursday afternoon.
with Mrs A. A, Swift, assistant hostess,
Mrs. william r. Wobber. of Fort Smith
AK, a former resident OF Claremore. is
here taking a course OF the radlum baths
Mr. and Mrs J. Il. Curry OF Augusta,
Kan. spent the past week with their
aunt, Mrs =. V. Milton. at the 4. q. Girls
void home,
Mrs. Maggie Flood left Sunday for De-
-nd. Cal, after visit In tho city with
w. and Mrs a. Coberly. Her home Is In
topeka Kan.
The Home Economics club met with
Nu II NJ. Faulkner at the Saratoga
nons Wednesday afternoon In very
pviitabe session,
Mss rhelma Arnold. who is attending
NJ college at saltwater, spent the
Srk.end at home with her parents, Mr..
al Mrs A. N. Arnold.
The stitch and Chat club met at the
home OF Mrs. j. c. Lipe FRIDAY afternoon.
Nr and Mrs. W. II. Hutchins spent
Tuesday In Talala with friends.
Mrs 7, +. Foster was hostess 20 the
Chrstian aid Thursday afternoon, all the
divisions being present. Refreshments
were served by the East side division.
AfS W. A. Briscoe was given a sur
Else afternoon party, Friday, by NUM-
sT Of her nrighbors in honor Of her
sister who is visiting her. The evening
was spent In singing old time songs and
social time. Elegant refreshments were
Doctor Hawkins OF Monett. Mo-. ar
WeI In Clnremore Sunday night, for a
wii with his daughter. Mrs. Ruth Kates.
Monday w G. Kates and family with
Doclor Hawkins and Mrs. A. l.. Kates
yvio'e 70 Tulsa 10 spend the day with
~ end Mrs w. d. Mcclure and Mildred
Mr, W. Z. Sunday entertained the RIde
ss,,Wee Embroidery club Monday afternoon.
laes was good attendance Of club
I,'Wlers and one visitor. Mrs. McCluney
~ foteau Music and good reading
mrs George Pierce were enjoyed. 4
,uy pleasant afternoon closed with the
serving of refreshments.
marriage license was issued from the
l" clerks office to Fraak II. Klttrel
sN bliss sadie Parsley, both OF Clare.
sole' Ihey were married Saturday after
V1,,. WY 9y the Rev. Howard Thomson. Mr..
SNsuel is working in the oil fields around
GFemore. Mls5 Parsley has been Iiv-
Nest OF tho city with aar parents.
naH. " S'afenee Campbells series OF SER
,sn' n' or mo early history OF the Chris
van church which he Is giving Sunday
,,,eh'ngs az the Presbyterian church are
t.n,sy yns large congregations and are in
yoIS,V i1 interesting from a historical stand
sEvs.,,his his subject at vespers Sunday,
nnch ch'yDodys saint Francis" was very
UgSh appreciated.
M, 10. Christian Endeavorers Of the Chris
sIng SIu,eh y, M spent pleasant social eve
i'y s,se ~ the church Friday. There were
,psb, ,'esgnL ,nL The evening was pleasantly
kouf WIN Tasu, games and at an appropriate
w. Ieitefhments were served. This
N, lne last meeting for the retiring pas
I,,o,s Ssia d. Waggoner, who goes 20 Broken
MO- 70 accept pastorate.
win ,sta and Nellie Moore entertained
sNsr,s 'hree.course luncheon Saturday
Nr spS az tho home OF their parents
1 Nin.u mrs, j. Herbert Moore IN honor
house ana lucille ,st9, Long OF Tulsa. The
prs.sr, WIN ilh pink and white flowers. Those
.rs NY We're Misses Wade ana Vera sew
Ths 1r,S bfyan and Miss Long.
Clsrar, ltsular monthly meeting OF tho
n Al pe cemetery association was held
pssss, 'Snr,nI,oon, March 7. There were
sVsd quite number OF ladies' inter
iSr IN the commendable work of cav
b1srs our city cemetery. THE regular
q and fg,r,ae Ine association was disposed
After a ra,Lu tlhhs or work discussed.
M. Ts were served.
how tetce Chambers pntertaiped In
sadIs pl MIRA 4. Ray Kittrei. nee Miss
with paisslley, bride OF the past week,
ming. MSrsS 5'ahequs shower Tuesday eve-
IN Wriiins Z, The time was mostly spent
tor lii'IlEF All lEF household hints" ana recipSs
Il were v,tuls anus OF delicious cookery. which
MANY ny much appreciated by ina bride.
other SnnrssNul gtts Of household line and
treatments ot articles were given. Re
sRyed. OF Ice cream and cake were
ior tbs n,ubity service" was the subject
hsld AZ meeting OF the Tuesday siu6y cinn
n March 7"e nome Of Mrs. Walter Davis.
can On r.IJJc,er a very interesting roll
msde Mrs George Hale ss toeGnr
work a,''Iy good talk on communitv y
4 nlhty a. pantr THE benefits of corn.
Il Sy Mrs. A. II" which had been prepared
htsrss,,.M Mrs, 4. T. Chaliburg gsya AS' 80, ~;
nunlty telk on "Co-operation In con.
Il hathrss and Mrs. l.. n. Usniev
81 NnsfIts Ssruiiln9te talk briefly skotebed tbe
a Mrs. Nj uou from recreation camps. .
/. NJ Foster T,tu9n assisted by Mrs,
"A ormsr On 9Teelety at the home OF ths
81 ie5t ecu. Friday afternoon. Tbe .,,he
Il ssIn led by buWStlns Wlns the Jungles OF Africa .
ulNinMtons a. +. Chryst A paper,
Il J.W N Africa" was UT floneer
4 member frn,rfy, Mrs. Sherman yi,ittns
a !sfsed IN 'om Quapaw. woman ,gnii
II Interesting ,onary work, made n verv
sg,l,e on tbs beneficial talk. saecia'
toifse Kinds Of cake. Trn,, teireshihent,
zach one ~ served by the hostessas snS
A u,,iilgs on KY voted this one OF the besi
thur.h pesday eVenin, =. a.,
sam, farewell rs.at lhe Christian