The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-14
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MIS-. j. e. Diricksun and Mrs WAYNE
hayieAs entertained the Presbyterian aid
w ,ne hhyless home Thursday afternoon in
very pleasant session.
Mrs' Arthur Robbins was hostess 20 the
,',,etery association Tuesday afternoon.
Wednesday Bridge club this W,.L
AIRS faul Fry entertained the Stitch
ana Chht club Friday afternoon at her
:, Mrs l.. ". Shaw was hostess TO tho
,niome Economies club at the Borwick
The Harmony club met at tho bnrpe nj,
Mrs. NJ. Haas Tuesday evening. a populsr
program being enjoyed together win re-.
p'mits pmss rem 70 the re- convention at wasoner.
htldgo club at her home Friday after.
Members OF the Barraca class of the
bhptlht church were entertained by the
members Of the Glad Girls class with n
wiener roast at the farm ot J. g Dough
~ Gtty. FRIDAY evening, An enjoyable outing
~ reported. The following were Ia the
party; ID. Esco Walker. Eitingo Strreter
Guy Sputrler Clark Mason. Pm stephens
sSaptaln Harris, Ted Mcconnell Iiurton
Streeter. Mary Robbins. Mary Patterson
ROSA Whltlwind. 1nez stephens. Neyo
Meredith, Thclma Redding and Mrs. Harry
Many Clarcmore high schoo, students
ana number OF teachers went TO Vinita
saturday to attend tho district fine arts
contest. Among those to go from Clare
more TO represent tho local grade schools
anu hlgh school we're: Vada Seward RE-
becca Flippln. Marguerite blackburn. win.
iited Collar. Exile Collins. Enza Alexander.
1lAuys hymtr Beulah Eldridge. Tema
tucker. Mamie Bryan. Maurne Faulkner.
kuth NHnNostrand. Lorle Anderson. Prof
Ralph Brown, Mrs. Lawrence Mehr ana
The Ili-Y boys OF the CIatemore high
school held their last meeting OF this
school term May 2. at the home Of Charles
humphrey south OF town. Tho boys in
stead Of taking cars hiked to CharIes'
nome ana arrived there about o'clock.
Promptly the meeting started snd the
election OF officers for the ensuing year
took up the main part Of the business
meeting. tn" following officers were
elected; President, Eugene crisp; vice
president Luther BarnhHrt; secretary, Leo
Rounds, and treasurer. Mooring York The
meeting was followed by delicious re-
freshments, after which the boys sang a
few songs. At $50 o'clock the boys ad-
loruned. The following boys were present
Nolan BeaIs. Raymond Perkins. william
Dougherty. Howard Kaho, Hastings Faulk-
ner. Luther Barnhart, Mooring York Eu-
gene crisp, sammy George Feczcll, Charles
Humphrey and u. s. Keagy. sponsor.
o., Mr. y. and Mrs Fred q. seott end children
kershner and children Of Tulsa spent the
weekend in the city with Mrs. j. NJ.
scott and other relatives
Mr.. and Mrs, Hugh Lambert who have
been living at Wichita. Kan. are In the
! city on visit to Mrs Lamberts mother,
Mrs Lulu Miller. Mr.. Lambert spent
locating in the near future.
The business Women,s club me. a. the
homo Of Miss Bessie Hammett, Tuesday
| evening. May .. for business and sociaI
| meeting. the last meeting Of tho clut
year Reports Of the delegates to the
\ meeting OF the district federation ri
| wagner were also read at this meeting
| Miss Anna Blair made very full report
of the fine arts exhibit Of the federated
| clubs The business Wumen's club OF
| claremore decided to devote one meeting
each month to the study OF art and artists
Miss Gazeil Lane gave n good report OF
I the federation In general which was very
| interesting to all. The list Of officers
| elected for the next club year includes the
! following: President. Miss Gazell Lane