The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-12

f''.I WNi'Ifu 10 MNNhNNfe Iof tNf lrIuT-
A'uhn football game saturday
Announcgmcnt was made this wech
by Judge NJ EnEoi OF his Intentions
20 erect In the early sprinE modern
hrck business building on the lot where
an old wooden building occupied BY the
Jcuks cafe now stands.
v 1. Hackney who has Nssn ~ with
pneumonia for several weeF- u. reported
es doing nicely ana now well on tho
Galley Phillips srd lou. McNeu have
returned from visit to points In
Rev " Crabtrce. pastor ot tho
jerks y. church far the past year
was returned TO the local church for the
nual conference of Tho church beld re-
Gently At Ponca CITY.
roNJA CRY.
Tho Pleasant Hour club met ON THURS
day with Mrs a. l.. Barnes. bo9 Noru
Fourth street
| bitlh OF SON last Thursday
Nirs. Raymond Meade s formor teacher
In the Lincoln school who resigned her
position r.u"ntly leu Cor Oklahoma ClB
Tuesday where she expects 90 reside
Mira sulsa Morris 81 Columbus Onto
suDnt the last three weeks here ~ tho
suest of Mrs A. l.. Began. North ronti
Mcssrs GUY hitchcock Paul Patterson
ana % X keofor arc recent arrivals hct,
] from Lincoln, Sob.
W ht w HNI IfINM. sIN NNfNN Na'fU Wf|N
he's been enjoying IL visit from hs sister
Mra. 90. .uumltuu of Carmen
Miss Mabel Patterson ut DouIphan
Nrb. formerly ttH4rut uf thIs city and
= pupu lr the hIrh Hcb1o. horr. and
tcprg' Lpvsuu uu employee uf tho Mar.
/ land Refining company were married iri
DAY at NewkirK
Mrs X. T.. sanford " Enid visited hei
parents, Nj. and Mrs O.. L. Hopiou. last
week al their home. 500 South second 81
Another weldiug % last week that
Interests many rouea CITY people was
that of Miss Mary Morts of Ncwklrk and
Loren SutlIe uf this city
Mrs J. u. Galaui0r uui daughter Mlsi
Marietta LETT early last week Cor a few
days visit with relatives aud friends In
Tulsa and Sapulpa after which they will
be Joined by ME GAlauter and go "a
Kansas city fot few days.
Mrs Lena Bllycau Of Hutchinson. Kan
visited her aunt Mrs. Alta HrulnEton. 500
South Pine street last week
The Grace Episcopal church ouild met
South Sixth street, last week ana dur.
ing the session elected officars Cor the
coming year ~ follows President. Mis-,
Charlotte Marlsnd. vios president Mrs J
william J. LaCkcy, secretary. Mrs. =
G. wagner. treasurer. Mrs. G. n Luding
Mrs Elsie stewart OF Tulsa spent
several days last week as thu suest Of her
! mother MrS =. 81. Fritze. Ns South
Second street
Mrs J l.. Iandrum an sttscho OF tn.
NfHIe hNAd OF HkIlc44tQFo AAE .bNgn IN
P0nca city Tor several days.
most unique aud snpnyablo dinner
was that given Saturday nlght by ths
younger society act who are members NJ
the "wednesday afternoon bridge club
The affair was progressive the fret cours,
being served at the home Of Mrs. 4. n
Boggess $50 south Palm street. The
second was served by Mrs. Jane Rltchl,
| Green, 407 Marland drive with Mia,
| Dorothy Nentz OF Los Angeles, Cal. ne
sispng. the third with Miss Ruth Nc
| Do~el, bl2 North Ftfth street. tn,
! fourth was served by Miss Alice McNei
Of Marion, Ohio, al the home Of Mis-
Charlotte Msrlsnd. Tenth ana Grand
avenue. the NTH by Misc Lydie Marland
! Moore assisted by Miss Rsbecca Sarohet
a dinner dance followed the course 81 IN,
Moore home, si2 Cast Central avenue
COmplimenting three out-of.town gusatI
Mrs. Howard B, Drake, gave q diuner al
her home. sla McFadden drive, saturda,
evening. The honor guests were Mis-
Nancy Love and Miss Helen Peffor o
Enid and Miss Vera Coshow of King
fisher, all OF whom were the house guesti
| Of Miss Pearl Edwards Ovsr last weekend
Autumn leaves mingled with orange Anc
! yellow chrysanthemums were used mos
effectively Tor decorations Bridge anc
dancing followed the dinnor.
| one OF the most HiRniflcant rOcia
event OF the past week was the afternoon
bridge given by Mrs W A. Moncriet nnt
Mrs. y. +. Trap nt the homo OF Mrs
/ Moncrief. 7i6 Marland drive. Autumn
leaves were used for decorations whl'
| late roses lent themselves chRrmlngly fo
/ table decorations Mrs. r. H. Bogges
| won high score prize Mrs. G. w. Atfen
consolation. Sixty ladies' accepted invi
tationA for the afternoon