The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-22

u. I. Boyd ~ New York 10 visiting his
sister. Mrs Leslie Hurlock
G. &. Crauston has returned from a
visit to New York Philadelphia and chi
az and Mrs. orsa JUDY hav. returned
''I9a pays Alton @ ief, Md Mondsy for 81 Lou,s
where he will represent the Dewey Chris
tisn church az convention held there
Enid where she attended the state con.
yention held there.
Misses blanche cutler and Lucy Jack,
with Mrs. cutler of Baruesyille, were
guests Of Mrs. ". l.. Bain Of Dewey Mon.
The Tuesday club met at the home OF
Mrs r. H. Boudin Tuesday afternoon ana
took up the study and charRcteristics OF
the Japanese people Mrs Leslie Hurlock
told Of many interesting customs OF these
peop'e. Mrs. J. n. Eldrdge told Of tho
primitive .s.!s!aa O.: the japanese and
Mrs y. L. wlodard played plano solo
Japanese stories were told In a lovely
manner by Mrs. O.. II. McClintock.
Mir and Mrs. Harold MCClintock have
returned from n visit TO Kansas city.
Miss Irene Fowden has returned from
the West Side hospital AZ Independence
ters. Violet and Mrs, George Riggs, re-
turned Tuesday from motor trip to
Kiefer, Okla, where they spent few days
as the guests Of Misses Pearl and Georgia
Ray Kent returned to his home In Nash.
okla. Monday after spending week here
l
/ The young peoples department OF the
Christian church met at the church Mon
day night and held a short business ses-
sion. after which a social hour was en-
'oycd. Refreshments were served by Miss
| Beatrice Robinson and Mary newton
| w. +. Hackett OF Missouri is spen i'ng
! a short time mere visiting at the home
OF MI and Mrs. O. +. Hacket,.
Mrs~Je A, Bartles left Monday might
for KIM city. Mo, where she win meet
/ her mother, Mrs Ross, who Will accom-
. V.a NIrV TO nas nd a
Mrs. Dave Alton left Tuesday for St.
/ Louis where she Will be delegate to the
/ New Testament congress and conNantion
/ Tor the christian church.
| Mrs. Walter Ropp has as her guest for
a few days her mother Mrs Laizure'
The Forum Debating elus met in the
! high school auditorium Wednesday night
where the following program was given;
should be prohibited in the United states
for a period ol two years" Misses Violet
Fisch and Louise white, with Margaret
Cannon. took active part In the discus
e. cranston returned from California
Tuesday where he spent several weeks
visiting relatives and fflen =
! Mrs. Anna Holbert II spending several
days In Neodesha, Kan. visiting at the
home OF relatives and friends.
| Mrs Sol McSulty Of NcCurs N visiting
her sister. Mrs. II. G. Williams. at Way
side.
Dean shlrey Of Arkansas Is the guest
OF his uncle. W. shirley north OF Dewey
Mr. and Mrs. Williams, who have been
visiting their daughter, Mrs. Raymond
BAIRD. returned to their home In Paw
huska Tuesday.
Mrs. Jewel Vance and son Donovan
leye returned from Fort Scott where they
Kavs been visiting relatives.
Mr. ana Mrs, ). l.. MattN Of Miami are
guests for several days al tho home oi
Mrs. Mary MattlN.
Misses Minnie and Cleo Durham o.
slick. Okla, are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
u. n. Dunhan.
! The kiwanls club gave banquet Mon
day evening complimentary 70 the teach
| ers Of the Dewey schools. The long tablei
were decked with autumn flowers. Gov
| ers were laid Tor goo. Dr. l.. u. Hudson
presided. Tho following was the eve
ning's program; sons, America invo
cation, Reverend Eldridge, address of WEI
come, Doctor Hudson; response, WHrreT
FELTON,; drawing Of lidies prize; song
hy Klwsnis qubrtet, Nessrs. nm, Hatha
way. Dotwuller and shira; address
"Auerlcanism," " C.. FarreI. vocal solo
Mrs. Fred Popkss, reading, Miss Mar,
Wo0dard; drawing OF mems prize, gloves
won by Cecil Peters; vocal solo Howard
Cannon: reading. Charles Alton: voca