The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-24

Mrs Ora Wilson left wednesday for
Oklahoma city to attend the fair and visit
her sister, Mrs. James Gray, and Mrs
Mr. and Mrs. John Reynolds left re-
Gently for a two weeks motor trip They
plan TO visit Hot Springs and several
After a six weeks motor trip, A, q.
MAngon, wife and three children have re-
turned from Los Angeles. whore they
visited Mrs, Mangan's parents, Mr.. and
Mr. Hubert King, IS West Fifth street,
who was called 10 Altoona. Kan, last
thursday by the serious illness Of his sis
ter' Mrs, George Gordon, formerly OF this
city returned Monday night
ht Hubbard OF Keystone with his Fam
NY has moved 70 si2 North Garfield.
Mr. and Mrs. Nern While NJ silver, Ark,
are the parents OF baby girl, Mrs
sWlh,e was formerly Miss Mamie Hays or
sand Springs
Mr and Mrs n O. Clark are the apr.
snts Of baby girl. born September II.
Miss Ida Lawley. specialist, who has
heen ill at the home Of her sister IN
FFyor has returned here.
The kah Hah Campfire girls hAve as
the!r guardian at present Mrs, NJ A. Reid.
=, The Home Missionary society OF the
hsihodist church viii hold an election OF
eif'cers and business meet nt the church
thursday, September rs. according 20 Mrs.
John Blekford, president.
Mrs. ia Kane OF Cleveland Is visiting
hsr sister Mrs. Harry Black. this week.
Z Guy, both Of Tulsa, were married by
justice stanton at hts office las,
Wednesday.
AlIss GLADYS Hunt and Mr. Robert Car
ter were married Thursday at 10 o'clock
,I NE Methodist parsonage by Rev, j. q.
"ntson Both young people are OF Tulsa.
Mt Wadsworth, general superintendent
pl lns Pierce on corporation has returned
nome with his family from California
"erLe they spent the summer ,
me queen Esther club hold It's ftth
annual picnic At Lake station wednesday
a. The home Of Mrs. NJ. S, 1nlIngton.
NTS Robert Gibbs, 7l2 Mckinley, enter
lalned the san club at her home last Fri
DAY afternoon Members present were;
s,rsd'mes J. Marker Charles Borgwald,
p,,Mood Jacobs. Frank Emmqs, J. Jones'
NgoeTi Gibbs. C. X. Roberts OF Iulsa,
a,ls Roy Davidson Of Tulsa was added 20
ne club membership. Mrs. Sherwood
w1y.oo, won high score prize a. bridge j..
F.a FFIa Marker won oonsoletioni Mrs Bert
I,e won guest prize. Mrs. Marker Will
'Nsrtain the club next Friday afternoon,
,,MIs Ceci HAYES Is quite III NJ the home
" ner husbands parents, Mr.. and Mrs, a.
Hayes al North Main Mrs Hayes
"H formerly Miss Leds Brown Of Tulsa,
caMlir and Mrs. J. w Hays Ga North
G.'held had as their guests last Sunday
ar and Mr- Charles Gn!art Q; yale,
o,Litle Charleen STRICKEN, small daughter
~ hr and Mrs. Charles Stricken. has been
n, az the home OF her mothers parents AZ
Gnymore, Okla. MIR. Stricken left Wednes-
Wy tor Tonkawa TO meet Mrs. STRICKEN
" daughter. who are on their way home.
.,MtA J, A. Schooler, 6l6 Washington
street viii entertain in honor of her little
tuesday
Mr and Mrs, r. q. Frye left for their
F,e FFeme AZ El Paso. Texas, with their baby
sr,Ieflck who was badly hurt in an auto
ranan recently on the Sand Springs road.
|, +. yue stevens, who was also In the crush
EGss aoing as well as At first anticipated,
HsSe.en Hays, son OF Mr. and Mrs, Art
nrssA vi N1rth Main, IN in Hot Springs al
"JSsnt rsgsininE his health.
Iuhh ~; Goodrich, a cotton merchant OF
d.vooch, Texas, was here on business Mon
Pend ana visited his sister, Mrs. James