The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-23

ct Louis to re-enter school after spend.
Ing the Easter vacation here with her
parents.
Mrs. J. C. Neal and Mrs. A. j. wndm.n
OF Drumrisht spent Wednesday here as
the guests OF Mrs W. 4. southwick. iii
North Birch.
Mrs. q, c. s,rlshlsr and con Fred. .c.
strain, motored to BarnsdSii sunday to
visit relatives.
Mrs. j. l.. Hughle,t Of Tulsa and w E.
Blankenship OF Monett Mo nave returned
70 thoir homes after visit here with
their slstet Mrs J. W. Wood.
Mrs. John Kolstsd. one OF sspulpas
most mos, accomplished pianlst., appeared in
Tulsa tuesday on program given at the
meeting Of the state federation of music
clubs.
Miss olive Robertson. who spent the
week end here as the guest Of Misses Car.
man Monday where she 10 attending
school,
Rev. ]. NJ canirei and wife and Mr..
and snd MIS-, O. Cantr.ll. all OF Tulsa
and Mrs. w X Csntrell on South Linden
street.
X. M volker. James Housor, Ray Wood
and Fred Hall left "Wednesday ~orning
wil attend the meeting OF the Masonic
cOnslstory.
.. Miss Ruth OUTLAW OF valley Mills,
Texas, departed Monday evening for her
home, accompanied by her cousin. Mrs ID
~ White, who Will visit relatives there
Tor several days
Mcsdsines Ferd Kaufman, o. II. shafter
J.. J. Burt and Mise Marion Gillette left
"wednesday evening for Hot Springs. Ark,
10 attend ten days national convention
Mrs. Frank Blair returned home Sunday
night from Oklahoma city, where she at
tended the o. u. \. grand chapter meet
ing. stopping In stroud on her return for
seyeral days visit with her mother.
Members ot the Il. Il. o. Histerhood were
guests OF Mrs. Bert DeLozer at n
o'clock luncheon at Canary Inn. adjourn
ing TO tho home OF Mrs. q. c. erosion. 220
South OAK street. for n business and pro-
gram meeting In the afternoon.
=, GCotge 'onnors and Messrs. Anderson,
Hughes. Wright ana Fellows all students
OF the A. 4 NJ college at saltwater,
returned to school Monday after spending
the Weekend here ss the, guests Of the
Misses Elizabeth Reynolds, Hazel
Barnes, Sarah Whit:lesey Ruth Moore,
Eerol Mccall and Frances Berry. ali stu.
dents OF Q. w. &. at Chickasha. returned
70 school Monday morning after spending
Easter vacation here with their parents,
The r. w: g. class of tho Presbyterian
chruch held n hosiery shower for the
children OF the orphanage Wednesday
evening at the home OF Miss Marie
Vaughan. III South Main street Miss
Grace Tussey acted as assisting hostess.
Lunch was served at the close.
Mr.. and Mrs. Van West OF Iib west
jackson entertained Tuesday afternoon
with children's party honoring the fourth
birthday anniversary OF their son Van, jr.
Outdoor games were played ana then re-
freshments OF ice cream cake and straw
berries were served TO II youngsters.
Mrs .. NJ. 1relan entertained Saturday
complimentary to her daughter, Mrs. o.
NJ, lrelan. Games were played and then a
short program was heard. Light refresh
ments were served to a number Of young
friends OF the honoree, including Miss
Martha Shelby OF Tulsa, who was a week
end guest In the lrelan home.
tertained the formers Sunday school
class Of boys OF the South Methodist
church at Mr.. Davenport's farm, saturday.
Fifteen boys between the ages OF II and
IL years were invited and snIoycd an al
ternoon's ramble about the farm. cooking
their supper over campfire at o'clock.
Miss Zella Gather was hostess Tues
day evening 10 10 members OF the DAugh-
ters OF the King, OF the Episcopal church.
Following n short business session the
hostess served light refreshments and then
the guests enjoyed a short social period.
Mrs Disney will entertain them in two
weeks
Mr.. and Mrs ]. X. Simpson were host
and hostess Tuesday evening to the Mon
day Night Bridge club. entertaining with
bridge Mt two tables, with n delectable
twa-course lunch following. Honors in the
game went to MIR. and Mrs. Clark Il.
Jennings Miss Eva McManus was the
only guest
Misses Berta Mauldin. Vera Perry, Ger
trude Rogers and VIENNA Ray wore
HohItNNtt fIluhN evening ut tne l. w, T.
A. rooms to the business and Professional
Women's club Dr. c. L. McCallum was
present and spoke upon Health" and
Nose Sterns, of Kaufman and Mayors shoe
department, spoke upon Common Sense
Shoes"
on Saturday afternoon Mrs. w. A. sid
well entertained with a delightful chill
dren's party In honor OF the third birthday
anniversary OF her son Billy. jr. Delightful
games were played throughout the after
noon and then IN the dining room, at 4
o'clock. a birthday luncheon was served at