The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-05
CIAREMORE.

CI.AHEMORE.
Miss Jennie Mills spent Saturday In
Mr.. snd Mrs. J..r. Flippin went to
spent Monday In the city.
Miss Neva Meredith. teacher at Catalie.
spent tho Weekend in tho city.
the first OF the week IN St Louis.
Miss Rachel Adair left Sunday for
Norman, where she win attend school
Friday Afternoon Bridge club this week,
Miss Jessie Pope OF Nowata spent tho
week end with home folk near Claremore.
Miss Lille Trail, who ia teaching school
at Catallo. spent the weekend with home
Mr.. and Mrs Charles n. Garden enter
tslned the Heart club wednesday after.
Mrs. e. L. Smart ia enjoying a visit
Mrs Paul W. Fry entertained tho
stitch and Chat club Friday evening at
Mrs d. F. Marvin Of Tulsa Is in the
city on visit to Mr. and Mrs. W. II.
Ms. Harry Katcs entertained the auc-
ton bridge club this week at her home
on East Sixth.
Friday by Mrs. Cord Hall in very
pleasing manner.
Mrs. Walter Burgess ard little daughter
Nancy Jane. have been on the sick list
Mrs. ]. q. Adams and Mrs. Larry Pen
roy went to Tulsa to attend the Mecor-
Mrs Tom Dean resigned her position
IN the county treasurer's office. which
took effect February l.
from her brother. Rec. c. z. ciSrksou
OF Quanah, Texas
Miss oowaia Bushyhesd was hostess
to the Delta Theta Tau sorority this
week at hsS home on East Fourth: .,
day night to hear John Mccormick.
Miss Fleta Griswoid, accompanied by
Miss Dane Hutchins. spent the weekend
in sspulpa with her sister, Mrs. Charley
A banquet was siyen.--the Hi-Y boys
o. ciarsmors on last last Tuesday evening. az
domestic science class serving a delicious
Bridge club entertained with a o'eIoSE
luncheon this week in honor OF Mrs.
George wyveil Of Dallas. Texas. at the
Miss Faye Jones OF this city and Bert
Hall Of Coalgate were united In marriage
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs: l.. g. Hunt.
pastor OF the local Christian church. They
left Sunday noon for Coalgate 90 make
Mr.. and Mrs. e. $. story entertained
at a family dinner. SUNDAY, in honor OF
the stth birthday OF Mrs. story's mother,
Mrs.. A. Z. Nicholson. and for Mrs II: 2.
Mo. A feature OF the dinner was a large
cake with 81 candles. Pink and white
carnations adorned the center OF the
table. Covers were laid for rs guests.
afternoon with I o'clock luncheon 20
Texas. After the luncheon the afternoon
was spent socially with fancy work and
conversation. Tho following ladies were
fSsi,s syi. M'saaBss f. B.nui,an a + aeS SBsaV e. r.
George wyvell, Harold Boyd, Leo A..
Moore and A. l.. Hates. The occasion
was very enjoyable one.
Misses veta Moore. Eloise Bishop, vada
Seward and Marie Mayberry were initiated
into the mysteries of the Delta Theta Tau
at meeting hold at the home OF Miss
Vera Seward. The pledges survived the
initiation In fine shape and even had n
good time. The evening was very pleas
antly spent.
Mrs q. ID. Davis entertained with a l
o'clock luncheon "wednesday. January IS.
to honor Mrs. George wyveli OF Dailas.
Texas Following the luncheon the after
| noon was pleasantly spent with auction
bridge, Mrs so. ~ ~ kshn np,v made h,sh Msa
y. O. Griswold made low score and re-
| ceiyed a deck OF cards Mrs. wyveil was
| presented a cut glass candlestick as guest
prize.
Mrs. Leo A. Moore entertained Friday
afternoon with 1 o'clock luncheon and
| excellent and a pleasant afternoon at
cards was enjoyed Mrs. J. l.. Bowman
| made high score and received a bottle of
perfume, while Mrs Bourke II. Bayless.
| Of cards Mrs. George wyvell. OF Dallas.
| Texas. received the guest honor prize of
! cut flowers. Eight tables participated.
Miss r. whiting of Los Angeles Cal.