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

were won by Mrs II. J. Ackerman and
/ w O'Brian.
Mrs {. W. Fish Of Muskoees. Mrs
Graham and Mrs W. A. Paris were es
| pecial guests VI Mrs Paul Meeting
Wednesday, whom she entertained the Gro.
Friends " Mrs A. g. Iavery. who 4,
leaving shortly Tor her home In Los An.
geie-, CAT. pleasantly surprised her
Wednesday evening ~ coming IN for m
Mr.. and Mrs. w. y. Matthews " Kan.
sas city spent few days IN OkmuIgce
last week before going on to Port Arthur
where they viii spend an indefinite time
fishing and resting.
Mrs W NJ updke ~ New York city
and Mrs. y II, bancroft ui Memphis
have returned to their respective hoWcs
after y short visit with their sister. Mrs.
Misses Eyclyn and Ncu Fuaua have re.
turned to Ms- UarstoN's school in Kan
s0s city. after speeding the Easlet ,ecg.
ton with their parents. Nj hrd Mrs j, +
fudua blsck apartments.
Frank A. Saunders ot this city gave an
organ recital at the convention OF the
state federation ~ music clubs conven
tton a. Tulsa Thutsdny. Tie was the
guest NJ John Knowles Weaver.
The Jus Wee Utidge nudge club met
1T the home ~ Mts. charles 4. Harris
Friday Tor an iufutmnl Easter party
ravots Tor the r-.'e we're presented to
Mrs. Estclie ana ~ iiaNwurih.
Announcement BE- been usdc by tho
Shakespeare club tbot the annual shake
apcsre club pageant Tor this year VIII be
"As You Like t. which viii be- given ~
tho early summer Rt Nuble pntk
Miss Clatice Skinner entertained WIN
= hike and Easter cgg hunt ThurSdny
Tho guests we're ,hapCrUucd by Leslie
MaNey to the wRtcrWurkH whore they
held the hunt and were served luncheon
Twenty-Five Wemhcts ot the T. Y, T."
class of the baptist church attended the
home Of Mis 7. J. pcan, FRIDAY after
noon,
Tho novels Of Edth Wharton were
studied VI the meeting ~ tho Mutual
improvement club FRIDAY R''tno"n. Rt
which time Mrs worth psttRuGvr was
hostess and Mrs. e. n Holland was
leader
Mrs charles sand aut Mira r =. raN.
ton entertained the T.. u -. "wednesday
afternoon at the home NJ Mrs Sands, nt
the lioauCluir apartments. Nts w W.
Jenkins explained the ritual ana the com
Mis-. Margaret Alexander left the last
of the week tor her home IN Motcer
Pa, after spending the winter with her
son. JudEc Alexander Hnd wife Judge
AieNBndcrs accompanied her ~ ist as
Kansas cry.
liiss Marion wnnn has returned To-
art department Of tho Oklahoma city
high school after spending the Enetcr
vacation with her parents. MI. and Mrs
Elmer wann.
Mrs. n. Il. Davidson and Mrs. T.. O.
Irvine entertained tho Thursday Luncheon
club at the home of Mrs. Davidson. Mrs.
w. r. TIbbrtts ANA Mrs A, T., Lane were
the only additional guests POttcd roses
nly Knapp rnn ~ MIR and Mrs. George
l.. Knapp. entertained with line party
Thursday. celebrating his IAN birthday
After the performance the Fu'Hts re-
turned to the Knapp home whore nm In
formal time was spent
The Wednesday Morning Music club
studied French music u, ita regular club
meeting at the Methodist Episcopal
church this week Mrs, l.. II. ID. Cook
was leader for the morning and presented
very interesting program.
Mrs A. ID. cochran aud Mrs r. c.
IIethcrwick attended tho convention of
the oklahoma state Federation Of Music
clubs. which was held ut Tulsa the past
week, Hs delegates from tho OKmulgcc
Wednesday Morning Music club
II. missionary program ~ the Pros
bytetiRn church general society was par.
tlcularly intet,stiug this week. An Ant
eau palaver. short sketch, was present
ed by eight women. The Dunbar school
chorus sang several numberp.
The wOman's Democratic club oi
okmulgce met Wednesday afternoon nj
Ito sons Of history were discussed. and a
aucationnaire Of geDerul Interest was con
Quoted by Mrs. Y. McGlniey
Complmcntlng Miss Grace Watson oi
Fayetteville, Mrs Fentun Wood enter
talned with an Informal luncheon and
| thcRter party Saturday Guests wet'
Misses Botty Kennedy. Helen James, NM
| dred Hensey, Lena and Katherine Wat
son.
tninod this week by Mrs. Emmett Kyle
! at which time Mira y. X. ON. Mrs
NChArles Mcmahon. Mrs. John l. Cary, Mrs