The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-26
PONgA CITY.


Mrs. George Uunan. i27 Sauth rino
street, has been sn,rftainlug her sister
Mrs MlRe Cotton OF Terre Haut'. IND .
au1 the Nisses Ella and MARY Atkins oi
Mr.. ana Mrs. r. j.. jacob. returned ,he
spent IN wichita. Kan. Lawrence Kan.
snd Kansas ChN no
o. ~ wrbb ~ Eureka. Kan, is tho
guest Of ME daughter Miss Clara Woho
aud auu. H. 10 webb Of ms city.
Mra. j. walter Campbell ana children,
walter. Lgtene sni hllly sre visiting
Mrs.. e. ~. KINNEY 500 North Eighth
street has - her guost her nephew, How
ra s wqii2fd HOS S,,sI,y St Es% q J"1is Iis, .
81 her sister. Mrs Marie Haokiey Steph.
Mr. and Mrs william Dosh.r were the
guests of oklahoma CITY friends over
laAt week end.
Mrs. n, W Music. and daughter. sybn
Louise of kinEman, Kan, we're the EueB'H
~ Mrs Rcbsoca Ilerfln and Roy hrrtin,
Mrs. ]. g. MoGraw OF Tulss ia the guess
OF her many friends In Ponca Ciiy fhf :
period ~ two weeks while Nj, McGraw
10 IN New York on business trip.
Miss Ruth Mcdowell was hostess to
the Wednesday bridge club "wednesday
afternoon at which time MRS. T. n Dog.
gcss won high score prize Mrs Harold
Osborn and Miss Katherine Miller we're
Mrs. iack Armstrong sntertsinod the
Mdweek Bridge club at her home In "a"
Wiibauk apartments Wednesday after
noon. Mrs Howard Drake won first prize
for the high score Miss Evelyn Weathtrs
ot Auskogca. wac tho only out t.of-town
guest.
Mr end Mrs II. = rye wont 10
Arkansas city sunday for a few daip
Vislt after which Mrs. Frye viii visit
Aupkogeo friends Tor HevctAl days
g. 4, Calkins rpent several days IN
rol== last week IN the Interest OF his
buslhesa.
extended wish with relatives and friends
In Newton, Kan.
Mr ana Mrs Henry Bueker entertained
"a guests at their home. 1919 East Cen
Mary Park NJ Evanston. III, who Is
xuest Of friends in the city
Mrs samuel ColiinH, or, save one OF
the most brilliant luncheons Of tho SEQ
t0n Friday afternoon honnflnE hfs.
Charles brown Of 81. Louis. house sucat
Of Mrs william j. Lacksy. Bridge waH
y. W. Marland winning high score Mrs.
4, J. McGrAw Of Tulsa and MISS ALICE
McNNll Of Marion. ONO. were other out
Announcement 10 made Of the marriage
ot Miss Mabel Edison % TINS sly 10 Nj
william Minor OF "n Msoae'nss' 1ags hsan "h,Sn InSn
Koiier. Thursday evening.
Mrs. G. ". Ahlsohwedo entertained In
f1einally with three tables of bridge fol
} '"'1g a doloctshie luncheon served Of
,;k. The affair was given In honur
or Mtn AhlschW ede's sister. Mrs II ".
weigh. es Chicago. ~ha l. waiting In the
Ahischweds home. Mrs. Jack Armstrons
received tho high score prize, with Mth.
+. r. TrRpp receiving second and Mfn.
j. v. Hhrrell the consolation prize.
HOnortDg her house guest, Mrs. charles
nFown OF ST. Louis. Mo, Mrs. william
q. Jackey. ei6 East Central gave an att
erneon bridge which was preceded by
o'clock luncheon.
Extending courtesy to her guests Mrs,
H.. A. nm and Mrs. Howard Unraper OF
Augusta Kan. Mrs u. c. Williams en-
tsrtained with q / o'clock luncheon fol-
lowed by three tables Of bridge at her
home, sl5 South Fourth street. Wednes-
day afternoon
Mrs. hen Franklin and Mrs A. L.
Began we're hostesses at a o'clock bridge
luncheon at tho boms OF Mrs. Frnnk aiG
North Sixth street, Monday afternoon,
Chrysanthemums we're the decorations
aud place cards, A two-Courss luncheon
was served. Mrs Charles brown OF st.
Louis won the high score prize and Mrs.
samuel Collins. ar, the low score prize.
Miss Georgia Harter entertained with
an Informal dance Monday hsht ct the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs Ben Frank ala
North street. the affair being In honor of
Miss Dorothy Sadouta OF Oklahoma city.
who spent the past week visiting In TINS
city.