The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-12
STATE SOCIETY

kee, II being the regular month";, s,,fst
ny Ihrisuan Ladies' aid was cnt.r-
: LNll'd ut the home ~ Mrs. @ A. Macon
/ with Mrs " q Hurst as ASSISTANT b,.t.
/ '-" IhutHdHN afternoon. 4 large rrov.t
/ "a1 pisscnt ana q fine meeting was hold
] ne hlEh school students held "A '.u.u
D meeting Wednesday afternoon .f 7bItt
/ and Missouri sang songs gave class yeits
ahd otherwise entertained the citizens
| in tbo ,,si Ss snakg parade was he'd
among The Claremuro people who ,un
| toIed 70 Chelsea and spent sunday were.
msr, ana Mts u T.. Penny. Nj. ana Mrs
| nhlold Nilson. George SHELTON and Arts
Shelion, Mrs. Charles ~ Garden Mrs i
W blsh"p and Misses AnnabolIc Williams
aud Dane Hutchius
! The Quest club met with Mr. T. o.
/ shaw al the Berwick hotel. Monday.
Money ana credit" Laws ~ None
ana biwctalisn,' with various subupI,s
ing Mrs w. =. Johnston. Mrs h.
/ Henley, Mrs II. H. Mukcnlson Mrs
Frank Ertell ana Mis-. = IT, R6,d T@ors @
inc leaders Of this very interesting study
mrs X s. Liggctt entertained the
otiicefs and teachers, also the Ladies
bibIo class OF the Presbyterian sunday
s,hool s,l at her home on East Fourth
. evening was enjoyed By these sunday
school folks who, however, spent some
lliue IN discussing methods of IMPROVING
thelr school. Excellent rcfreshments were
served hy me huai"ss.
Mr aud Mrs. y. N Story entertained
thelr sunday school classes of the Pres.
hyt"rian sunday school at their pleasant
nome on East Third street Friday eve.
ming with thCky party An Of the
guests boys and girls. came dressed No
tlCky as possible. Dorothy sullivan ana
Morris Burgoss were awarded the ptizes
At an appropriate hour refreshmeuts and
"a larry pun were enjoyed. Gumes occu.
pled the time OF the evening ana the
q, casion was very pleasant one fDr
OIL present Mr.. and Mrs Story are pleas.
ant entertainers III" affair was a good
bye party to Gina aud TAord Allen Who
leave soon FOR Maryland.
ON last Friday evening at tho home
ot Mr. and Nrs. l.. a. Hunt on horth
Cherokee was held one Of the most pleas.
ant social gatherings OF the season. the
occasion was tho monthly meeting OF the
mon OF the church were invited. large
number responding. The program con-
sisted OF song. prayer by Brother
Waggoncr, the Bible lesson by Mrs j. "
Whit a talk on foreign missionaries
by Mrs Chryst aud In the Garden"
by NE ladies' quartet Refreshments Of
heart-shaped Sandwiches. pickles, fruit
salad and coffee were served. after which
a social timo was enjoyed Tho house
was decorated with red hearts,
The County Home Economies clubs ~
saturday afternoon. l1rg" number being
present. Roll call was answered by giving
q report trom the club called, IN which
Lone Elm club took tho lead. a report
Samuel Green, district agent of san.
water. and Miss Joren home dem1ngtra-
tion agent Of Mayes county were present
and gave very Instructive tR'ks Mrs
J. @ Adams of this city also Envo q
fine talk on tho state organization NJ
the clubs which was wei received Mrs
Green gave beautiful demonstrn ton ot
benlAfying candles any color and of MAX
ing fealing wax beads. which was d treat
TO the clubs.
ON last Sunday, February 8, about tho
noon hour. when every thing wan Guief
and company least expected at the home
of Mr ana Mrs. q. II. Henson on East
Firm street. relatives and friends Of the
family began To arrive ana wall, into tho
home. unannOuncci, and took complete
possession thereof. The womsr folks made
no halt until the kitchen and diningroum
were reached, where from baskets, pans
platters. and plates. hcaped up with.
great variety Of good things to eat the
dining table,, which had been extend
cd prd splicod to moro than twice ITS
usual length. was loaded to fullest ca
pacity. And when chairs were arranged
and coffee made. the men folks were in
vited to come in to the feast. II was Mrs
Henson's birthday and this surprise was
planned by her mother. Mrs. a. j. Webb.
Counting young and old, there were some
90 more present. who manifestiy had
EXCELLENT appetites and no fear of con
sequences About y. m. the party be
gan to break up, wishing Mrs. Henson
many returns Of like happy occasion.