The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-14

.,t Mrs George Davidson Of
| ba,e returned to their nome atter
4 u'ssdI1r several days with MT. Davld- .
fsp,nnu Mother ". n. Davidson and Mrs.
ay.lso4i' 4i'rtsn t Alice Callahan. l522 East
h.'s spcrt several days In Tulsa
Bf.aG1k as the guest Of Miss Lucille
LtAn. Abort Davidson, 423 Dayton, who
= L., Ui h much improved.
f.us duncan and small daughter
IN Il.g i-g Boston, returned yes.
,.,6ay from Florida, where they spent
~, l''gE Tftr f,rt'r Clark and little daught-
r.rsfa1rg " NeSis, Texas, Will leave
II. n-st ~ the week Tor thelr nome,
/. Ter spending the past month inthe home
Mr. nsaaJs. o,aTs' SIS fs'en.iii caiiahSa. anu '''
4 yrs ". H. McCune. 5l7 North FIJI
,so,b. returned Thursday from. st. Louis.
[,bsro shs spent the past month;
me friends of Miss Mary Hart,
..,inrt .1 tbe state university at Nor
v,uI be Interested in learning that
H. has been elected treasurer or tho
|w5mans Council for next year. Miss
|tl.r who is the daughter OF Mr.. and
~, charles T. Hart, Sil Denver, Will
5,.,duste from the university next spring.
Y A reception was given at the First
|pssbvierian church Monday evening IN
A mar Of the graduation class OF Central
/, sb school. The church was profusely
I,froratsd IN green and white and cut
.,wer. Rcfreshments were served and
In program was given,
4 lrs Pearl buchanan, dramatic coeeh
At Central high school, has returned
Ia "A McAIcstpr. where she went TO Judge
IA snmatic contest.
5oS6Ie Ro,en,,ein o, Tulsa is the guest guest
b hs. grandparents. Mr: ana MIS- Her
Mr. and Mrs. Denton and small son
IImmie Of Tulsa have returned to their
home after spending the past few days
Mrs /. L. Cook and granddaughter
|csthefine Depuy OF Tulsa spent several
/ |iiys 10 the city with friends.
Nr. and Mrs. II. c. Croft 2ls Boston
have returned from the Wauhiilau club
Ivaerc they spent several days.
/ Mrs W X. Donoghuo Of Hotel Sewers
lss as her guest her sister. Miss Virginia
| abeli % Fort Smith.
Mrs. John Gldney, Fourteenth and Em-
p5ra, entertained the Younger Matron's
Bridge club yesterday afternoon.
Nr and Mrs r. j. saxon announce the
lrih Of son, 7. J., tr., May l.
Mrs, Ruel simms, Martln-simms apart
nsn,s, Is very IN at her home.
Mrs Marie Leonard, who is attending
he Bible Training school In Louisville,
Ky. has gone TO Jacksonville, Fla, to
llys her appointment confirmed. Later
Mss Leonard will take up religious work
South America.
Melvin webb, who was seriously injured
b an automobile accident last week Is
rll In critical condition In a loca!
Cecil warmack has returned to Okla
ioma city, after spending several days
Miss Bess Belchamber. who has been
blending the Bible Training school In
1usville, KY, arrived last week to
fsnd the summer months with her par
ats, Nj. and Mrs. ID. Belchsmber, 927
Maple.
Miss Katherine osgood. 1907 West
hnma
Complimentary TO her mother. Mrs. s.
b Powell, who celebrated her seventy
second birthday anniversary, Mrs. Robert
fise, sol North Sixth, entertained with
beautifully appointed luncheon Modsy.
The house WAS attraCtively decorated in
ainhow colOts. baskets OF snapdrsgons,
iri-co.ored sweet peas and baskets Of
''ses tied with colored maline. The din
w table was especially attractive with
SpSskets OF cut flowers intermingled with
ieIiery and tied with maline. Large
vases ot splrea filled every available
ltstOons OF rainbow shades draped from
me chandeliers.' About IS of Mrs. Pow
tu' most Intimate friends attended the
one OF the sayest juvenile parties Of
past week was the party given by
'Ts Frank s Saddler. East Gibson. In
honor Of her little daughter Louise. whb
reofated her sixth birthday anniyer-
'y' About 30 little friends OF the
u
Mss Antolnotte Flamm, daughter OF
aud Mrs. Francis Flamm. LsOs West
hmnlgec, and Mr.. Retha NJ. Martin,
,M exchange the marriage vows tomor
evening IN the home OF the bride.
ceremony at $3.50 o'clock will be per-
ned by the Rev. DR.. A. T.. Moody,
stnl OF the First Presbyterian church.
"a me progrsm Of nuptial music will
played by Miss Harriet Ullmah, or
snlst OF the First Methodist church. The
ann home, which is beautiful from the
.ust minute detail. will be banked with
eTeIs which will carry out the unique
.l peasing rainbow effect. Cybotium
ms and vines will be used about the
.shlel and tho improvised altar will be
shsed In front OF the large bay win
~ one end of the drawing room
aus OF every flower denoting the spring
sae Immediately In front of the altar
Ie VIII be placed a white satin pill
Nhere tho bridal couple will kneel
mayer. Preceding the ceremony Mrs
nneln kroff, elaborStely sowned In
iDfe. VII sing, at Dawning' and al
Gs.c.risou iou Truly" The bridal party will
gend the stairway transformed with
,s" MISS Ullman, gowned in black
Ma plsys Lohengrin's wedding march
r..aus,.ssohns march is sounded as a
n ->--sslonal Throughout the ceremony