The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-26

Miss Florence nuns ~ 'isruhs IN nan
Ss s,,oh.a away club met with Mr..
,asyg Felt on Tuesday afternoon.
Nr, HSy' s,liSh HS eIyS ws' rsssssy osss,s to the
via Wheeler on Tuesday afternoon.
NJ. Michael Lowenhaupt visited sew
s,si lays In Drumright with Mrs. James
Bennett
Nr pean Bell Of Carmen Is visiting
,.s PARENTS, DR.. and Mrs. S. ". Iayberry
his eek
M giowrene Gentry spent several
asys "A Kansas City during the automo-
bio show.
Nrs James 4. Admire OF Hugo is a
sues, at the home OF her mother. Mrs.
v Admire.
Nj. Ann Rowaiskl and Mrs. r. g.
utQuarry visited in Tulsa and Bartles-
Vile with friends last week.
Miss Frances Letson, student at Nor
man visited over the weekend with
Ser PARENTS Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lotson.
Mr and Mrs. Paul Hnl returned sun-
day rom their honeymoon trip AID are
saests ot MIR. Hili's mother.
The Les Arts club entertained by the
husburds OF the members at n line party
Thursday evening at the Billings theater.
NJ Virginia Denton gave "A most de-
ughtfnI house dance on Thursday evening.
ihe members OF the A. II. T. club being
Nt. and Mrs. r. C. Rlossper entertained
,ha n u Bridge club Monday evening,
pp scores were made by Mrs. Cogdai
y EiIbloy, who for the past four months
has been touring Florida and Texas is
now visiting at the home OF his daugh-
iter Mrs. ~. u. Barr.
guests beautiful corsage bouquets.
Miss Esther GreEs entertained several
maids and young men at an Informal
u'N NJ. Byron Jacoby OF Dallas. Texas,
arrived In the city sunday evening and
viii make n short visit with her parents.
4.
Mrs. Fred f.uft left Monday for okmul-
zee 10 attend the young democrats con.
ysntion and will be the guest OF her
The Fri Quad Bridge club at It's usual
meeting this week invited Mrs. Robert
slmons, recent bride, Mrs. Leslie Ever
EFT and Mrs. Malcolm Gentry to become
The Bonhomle club met with Mrs, win
field Scott and the afternoon was de-
voted In part 10 the study OF pnrlia-
men,ary law, the remainder was enjoyed
MI Mrs. ' Lillian Mccain was hostess to
the members of the =. &, club Friday
siternoon. Her daughter, Mrs, Lille u.
callahan OF Tulsa. assisted In serving
Mrs. c. II Beavers was "a delightful
hostess TO a number OF friends on Fri
/ day evening. Hook was the entertap-
ment. Guests were Mcsdames Tressnor
Arbogast. Hosklns. Askew, Gum and
Mrs NJ. J. Cannon asked number
Of Mr., Gaunon's friends to their home
to help celebrate his birthday. The party
whose birthday cake held several candles.
No count made.
talned the Friday Night club this week.
Honors for high scores went TO Mcrwyn
Buxton and Mrs. George Field. Mr.. and
Mrs. George Feild were made new mem
The Pleasant Hour club net with Mrs.
lottie Worcester, Thursday afternoon.
lowed by several bridge games. Mrs. Ed
Kelly OF San Diego, Cal. and Mrs. W, II.
Major were guests Of the club.
been given to the friends Of the members
OF the Enid chapter u. A, r. on Wash
tons birthday has been postponed until
later because OF sickness In several Of
the families OF the members.
The La Tarde club met with Mrs. @. q.
Loomis on Thursday afternoon. Guests
other than members were Mesdsmes VIII
klns, Kemp, Atha. st. cfair. Loomls and
Dunning. Progressive rook was the game
for the entertainment and high scores
mere made by Mesdames Arenda and
The mothers were guests OF the mem
hers OF the II. 7. J. r. club at 6 o'clock
shields, in celebration OF the birthday
Of Miss Amelia Marshall. The cake which
. seentered the long table was cut by Miss
Marshall and was found to be filled with
On the evening OF February 2s. at tho
hour OF midnight, members of the family
Mr. and Mrs. ], Y. Callahan will meet
70 help them celebrate their golden we'd
ding j. Y. Callahan was elected TO con
Usss. defeating Dennis Flynn. great
many years ago but the campaign is
still a matter OF history
Miss Esther Johnston was delightfully."-
surprised when the girls Of the Red Bird
patrol OF the Girl Scouts met at her
home on Saturday evening. Each scout
bfought girl friend with her and upon
their arrival were given a Martha wash.
lngton cap and apron 20 wear George
Washington matchets were given as
hvors.
The second annual meeting OF the
Young women's Christian as2clation took
The president OF the association. Mrs.
o y, Flemming. vice president and Miss
frances Boutwell, of Dallas, Texas. occu-
pied places of honor at the board table.
The program for the entertainment Of
their guests was composed OF group songs,
Y Mrs. wallace Atiken, In costume. Dur
ug the singing, Mrs. Aitken wandered In
and out among the tables and finally
stopped and presented to the three honor
The members Of the Fine Arts club
entertained a number OF guests on Mon
DAY afternoon at the home OF Mrs w. II.
nsds. in. The most entertaining part OF the
,,gres" In plcturing famous paintings
Mrs. Tracy Strlckler posed as "saharet.'
Mrg, Murray Abbott was Madame Re-
ssmier' Mrs. Wallace Aitken, "Salome,"
MIS- Musser. Betsy Ross" and wore for
he part dress belonging to he great
ne blind girl ,'Nydia." heroine OF the
rrall OF Pompeii|' George and Martha
Gf!ffith and Mrs. Cromwell.