The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-20

Miss Tarbsu spoke TO them Of her FREE
quent trips abroad. desllus with wars
destrucu0ns ot tho rare old castles. trees
and vi9Tysr1Ns s5S 10 tr,ss2 ,,ss, n,,,. vn. .,
home Thursday evening 20 the Current
Events club which used China" sa Us
.. ~ ttelau. O.. r. collins and Judge v.
y. Hughes contributed talks TO the pro-
grain. Home made CANDY ana applies
we've passed during ne social hour.
MIS- Vera collier of sapuipa and r W
Knuikeu of Enid were msrriod SUNDAY
morning At 1880 at tho home - Mr.. aud
her home here for some time and recently
graduated from the sapulpa business col.
leE' The groom is employed by the
Win hesdquarters here.
group % young people me- Tuegsday
's iGGs spG q R"sI SG .ns isf 6lsss,.s @i Ger
club. the ". n H. ciuh. with tho following
officers. President, W. 4. Kitchen. secre.
,aIy.'r'psa5erd Rex Base sarsss.71t;;st, s,1t;s
color was used lu the decorations and =
daiuty lunch was served.
Mrs.. o. W. Price entertained a few
! young friends Tuesday night houoring the
birthday of her daughter. Miss Ruth
| league. The evening vas spent IN dane.
| intttmit-lon by Ms. j. -. Tottcn. a
| deliEhtful lunch was served later in the
| evening by the hostess, assisted by Mrs.
J. y. Dukes and Mrs. q. T. Windie.
a successful missionary social was held
/ in the Methodist tabernacle Monday eve
ming. The feature Of tho evening WAS the
Mary Jenkins daughter % Mr.. and Mrs.
| W. ". Jenkins. who went from here re-
| Gently a.. missionary 20 northern India.
" Ice cream. cake and coffee were served
/ by Mrs O. n. Davis, chairman ~ the re-
regiment GDom,m1tigs ara sSr assi,,a1,,. rs
| Sapulpa Reading club Tuesday afternoon.
| 'lrelnnd was the subject ot the atter-
noon. with. Mrs, W. g. Juehsch as leader.
| Response IN roll call was supplied with
/ the name Of tho noted Irish statesman.
| oussious were given BY Mrs, w, y, GeEe
/ ana Mrs !. l. Crothers and then Mrs.
/ Arthur Black road one ~ Lady Gregory =
| 1uo.Hrt plays. The next meeting Will he
! held In two weeks with Mrs J. q. Mote
Nj. ard Mrs. y. Z. Gardner and Miss
/ Esther Gardner lrtt Tuesday night fnr
| Springfield, Mo. whore they were called
| Mrs y 4. Van Vclzer was hostess
| stack was guest and Mrs Kate Ayrer
furnished smusement. Mrs sto,er received
| the prize. two course lunch was served
later In the afternoon Mrs Holly Rush
| will be- the next hostess.
The Tuesday Tea club enjoyed the hos
| pltallty ut Mrs. n, l.. johnson, who was
| their hostess at her home on South Cedaf
! from the club members, Mrs. q. l.. Car
then, Mrs. n. a. Dick and Mrs. clayton
| RathvOn. Two irish contests were held
with Mrs {. l.. Thompson aud Mrs, Frank
Cameron receiving prizes dainty
lunch was served continuing tho color
| scheme OF green and white which was
] used In tho decorations,
| Monday evening tho philomathean class
| met st tho home OF Mrs. Hecce on South
| Oak street to elect new officers and cCle'
brnto tho anniversary Of the class orEanl'
cation. Officers elected were: prCHi'
dent, George Wonds, secretary Ray Nor
gan, treasurer, Rudy Borton, vice presi
| dent Arthur IeHsen: with Guy Ramsey
John Thompson, George Mack, Irsel Nor
gan and Chester Elliott 40 chalrmen o
the different committees. Thirty-fv'
members and five visitors were present
Light rcfreshmcuts were served including
"A big birthday cake.
The Symp phonv club presented n grout
! ot SHpuipu'H junior artists IN concert
I'm tho library basement Tuesday night
The young performers were Lena Cesar