The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-15

Kan. IL tho guest ~ her sister. Mrs.
james Hepburn and Judge Hepburn,
Mrs fred Beckman, Accompanies by /
Mr. Hickman, lett sunday for - Louis
where sho Will undergo medical treat
Dr. ". .. carnei ana Mrs Carnel have |
IN their homo fur a visit The latter's par /
euts Mr. ana Mrs H o.. Winter Of saili- |
Mrs Mary ". nm ana Miss Mary mn .
Of Mijlaud, ToKas, are guests IN the nome /
~ br. l.. 6. Alexander sud MIS- Alck'
y r. Rals,on has returned 10 bis home
In TuushomH. Tenn., after fortnight !
visit Win his sister Mrs H. v Frou'y
Mrs Jsmes Leach n Gnlnesvllle. Texas.
Ns','4nsv In }wGe Pp'mss 3si, S5d snd ys'Sd Mf. Ss9d
Mrs I, 81 Bauer.
Mrs Hammond Halo and infant daugh
I ior a VISIT with Mrs Hsies parents. Mr.
and Mrs. ) b Ferguson.
Mrs T. ". Atkcrman ana Mrs. O. s.
/ Vaughan entertained 70 company at De-
/ ltshuul afternoon Thursday when brldse
An Informal bridge party Of Thursday
had Mrs 81 " Kimblcy as hostess. High
score ~ tho rounds was made ~ Mrs
In honor ~ the birthday Of her hus-
. haad on Tuesday Mrs. NJ, %. philips en-
tertalned with small bridge In the eve
Mrs. O. w Laverv entertained with
luncheon. bridge following when enc en-
tsrtoiued The Auction Bridge CLUB on
Mrs g. W Hamilton lcft Monday for
Florida whore she win visit Two months
following an extended visit In Okmulgee
with her daughter Mrs. B. 5. badger.
silver was an additional guest.
home m Dennison. Texas. following a few
weeks visit with her son, Walter a. COL
Inns and Mrs. Collins.
Mrs Richard Battle, ,sr. ana MIS-
James g. Williams came Wednesday from
Atlanta Ga, for q visit with their son
eud brother Richard Battle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed y, Heindel Of Wray
Colo, have come to establish Their per
man4nt home here. i@i,'wl9s WISH IN
A progressive rook and dancing party
was given ON Tuesday evening IN ne
home uf Miss Leah Luck and Miss Cecil
Luck Luncheon was served at the eve
Mrs. Henry Hebron and Mrs. Ben
Hebron were Joint hostcSses 20 small
. company ~ friends ut / o'clock luncheon
. at Hotel rarklnson on Tuesday. followed
] with bridge at the homo nf the former.
Mrs. Hert e. Hodges entertained et an
, we're Officers u the Missionary society Of
Tho First Mcthodist church, South.
, Mrs. John NJ. Robe left Wednesday
morning for Fort scott. KAN 60 attend
/ tho funeral Of her daughtcr-in-l claw, Mrs.
Ralph Robe. who died on Sunday In Al
buquorque, n. NJ.
tertalned on Thursday afternoon by Mrs.
q Bert Campbell and Mrs. G.. A. Coitey'
Especial guests we're Mrs. J.. j. Hall' Mrs
. Mrs A. -. Cochran ana Mrs. J. A. Price
entertained with an informal bridge on
r Monday evening in the home OF the lat
- won by Mrs -. !. Badger and VIII G.
, Nee. There were seven tables
! Miss Geraldine MoColpin, who for the
past four weeks has been guest IN the
home ~ her aunt, Mrs. Fred NJ. Carter.
left this week for her home In Memphis
! Mrs ora a. Heatty and Mrs Bert L..
. WIgtun were hostesscz on Monday. ladies'
day, Mt the Country club There were go
guests Favor In bridge was made by
Mrs G. w wangerien. In golf play low
Mrs x. 4. Hockcusmith was hostess to
p the one O'Clock Bridge club this week,
with Ms. NJ. /. durneI Of clinton, No,
Hassett made high score Of the after
. on Saturday afternoon Mrs Thomas p.
I Paxton presented few OF her plano stu
dents 10 recital Those taking part were
Miss Heatrice kersey. Miss Iris smith,
I Miss Harriet Andrews, Miss Maurice Greg
ory, Miss Mary Alice Bolt and Otholyne
v The Joann club was entertained on
| Thursday when Miss Beatrice Schram WAS
: hostess in the home ot Mrs. Henry He'll
Texas ana Mrs NJ sommers Of Birming-
! ham, Ala, were additional guests.
birth Of a sen In ~. Louis on january 9.
I Mr. cary returned Tuesday ftuin 81 Louis.
a The initial large bridge of the week
- was that given Tuesday afternoon Ia
- the home ot Mrs. Fred Tittsny. MIS-
r. Cleveland sharing honors as hostess also
Favors In the game were won by Mrs
a James O. Lyons and Mrs. n. a. Graham
:, / There were six tables
In honor Of the tenth birthday Of het
daughter Josephine, Mrs. I'D y. Phillips
= entertained with large party on SatudaS
afternoon. Following an afternoon oi
h. pleasant entertainment refreshments were
n served. Assisting Mrs. Phillips were hei
" daughter Miss Dorothy Phillips and Miss
a Sue Frances Adams, Mrs. l. u. Roach
y Mrs Harry Swgn, Mrs. william Grege
and Mrs. s. +. FHnsher.
To- MIR and Mrs George w. Bowen, a recent
d. hrido and groom who have returned IRON
" wedding trip to cleveland and Other
, ohio points, were complimcnted on Thurs
:, day evening when the members ct th'
" Epwarth league Of the First Methods
Episcopal church entertained IN thei
i honor. over 100 called during the hours
The affair was given IN the home OF Rev
II v, e. Dunn and Mrs. Dunn,
e. Miss Opal Netherton and II. NJ Mont
Vomery NJ Corsicanu, Texas, were unite,
10 IN marriage on sunday afternoon at
f. rclock. In the home Of Rev. Il. l.. Watson
> pastor of the First Baptist church. with
D.. Rev. Watson reading tho marriage VOWS
h \ fcw Intimate friends and relatives wer
In attendance. Miss Zul1 Cott cousin .
y the bride, and STANDBY Nethertun.
10 brother, were the bridal attendants Fol
towing the ceremony wedding Dime
m was served In the home of Mr.. and Mrs
ID A. j. McNeese cousins of the bride Mr.
and Mrs. Montgomery will reside in Corsl
n. cana.