The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-28
STATE SOCIETY
BROKEN ARROW


Mrs. n. l.. Sanders returned Mon.
day night from "A weeks visit TO her
son, Hugh Sanders, and family al
Tahlequah.
W. il. Ruth. who has spent the
past two months I'm Broken Arrow
looking after business, will leave In
a few days to Join Mrs. Ruth at
Portland. ore. where they are now
making their home.
! Mrs. oscar st. Clair and children
have returned TO their homo a,
Bartlesville after n weeks visit
here with Mrs. NJ NJ. st. Clair.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Smith Of Tulsa
spent the Weekend at the home OF
/ MIR. and Mrs. George Ash, en- route
! to Montana. where they expect TO
spend the summer.
Mrs. Frank Copeland and little
son came over from Okmulgee and
spent the week with Mrs. Copelands,
mother. Mrs. Len Laws, and other
relatives
Rev. c. w. Griner left Tuesday for
New Orleans. Savannah and other
southern cities. where he will spend
months vacation.
T. y. Blount and Dick Morrow re.
| turned early in the week from a
weeks fishing trip and visit with
~. X. Ward at Hochatown. in Nc.
! Curtain county.
Mrs. j. s. Wilson and daughter,
Miss Francis. left Saturday for their
| former home in Tennessee where
they will spend the summer.
Mrs w c. McGochie spent SAT-
hrday at sand Springs, the guess
! OF her daughter. Mrs. Burt Sutton,
and family
Mr. and Mrs. @ w Martin have
returned to their home at Delaware
after n weeks visit to Broken Ar.
row friends.
Mrs. II. y. Mitchell leaves in
few days for Weedsport, N. Y.
spend the summer. They viii be
Joined by Mr.. Mitchell later.
T., r. Barxter and family, for
many years residents OF Broken Ar
row. leaves next week for Tulsa.
whore they will reside.
Mrs. George Brown and son and
daughter, Ivan and Mildred, hr-
rived home Sunday from a months
visit TO their old home at Greenville,
Tenn.
Heidi Griner. n student OF the
Southern Methodist university OF
Dallas, Texas, spent n few days with
his parents, Rev. and Mrs G.. w.
Griner, On route from Dallas to the
Kansas wheat fields where lie and a
number Of college chums expect to
spend their vacation period.
Mrs. j. l. Lewis and children are
spending a month with friends Vat
Buffalo, Kan, and Kansas City.
An outing for a day at Sand
Springs last Sunday for the enter
tainment of Mrs, A. l.. Larson and
Miss Mona Petiro Of Lincoln Ill. was
enjoyed by Messrs. and Mesdamcs
~ A. Kemp. III. J.. Pierce, G. II.
Foster and ]. W. Anderson. At Tulsa
the party was Joined by Mr.. and
Mrs. VIII Rowser. Mr.. and Mrs A.
A. Kemp. jr.. and II. l. Burke. After
a picnic dinner the remainder Of
the day was spent midst the amuse-
ments OF the park.
Mrs, f. S. Hurd left Monday for
Colorado Springs to open her cot.
:age for the summer. She will be
Joined by Mr.. Hurd a little later in
the season.
Miss Anna Williams and two lit.
tie nieces, Virginia and Gertrude
Carr. left Saturday for Grandview,
Mo, where the little girls will spen
tho summer with their father, A. L.
to their grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w N. Williams, at the opening Of
school. Miss Anna will return home
In "A short time.
Mrs. William Sprague and daugh-
ter, Miss Betty were homo from
normal Mt Tahleluah to spend the
weekend with home folks.
Mrs, c. w. Mahin and daughter,
Ruth, have returned from a few
DAYS spent with Reverend Mahin AT
Sicler. whore he is conducting az
series Of revival meetings.
Mrs. s. y. King has returned to
Sand Springs after spending n week
with her sister. Mrs. Robert Schoeff-
Ter.
Mrs. r. A. Hindman OF Tulsa spent
Tho week with her sons, Burt and
Randall Rogers, and families.
Mrs. T. Z. Lemons and daughter.
Mary Della, went to Pawhuska 10
srend the weekend with Mr..
Lemons.
Mr.. Leon Barth and family Vhave
aiken possession Of their new Home
lust completed I'm College addition.
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