The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-12

narsonage of the First NJ. Il. church
Af,pr an extended visit here with
her neice, Mrs. n. l.. Sanders. Mrs.
= X. POLK has returned to her home
nj Fayetteville. ARK.
Avery 81. clair and family mot
= orrd to Delaware Friday to spend
the week end with Mrs. st. Glars
parents, MIR. and Mrs. q. w. Mar
tn. a., r,. n,.,o.
uhose recent marriage was of much
,,,erpst I'm society circles. were COM
n,mputed with a handsomely APP
nolutod luncheon given In Tulsa
Sunday by Mr.. and Mrs. G. w.
Webster. The guest list included
,bo following from this city: besides
mo hunorces. MessrS and Mes
dame II. II. Barnard. n. L.. SAN
ders. Miss Laura Berry and Mr.. j.
Il. sanders.
Th, 5Oth wedding anniversary OF
Nr and Mrs. T.. :. Fisher was cclc-
bra,od Wednesday at the home of
their daughter, Mrs. NJ. l.. Martin
And Mrs. Martin. The honorees
we're showered with golden coins by
their children and many remem-
branceg from friends presented. Tho
ieyening was spent with music and
L. u
mon,s. served by the daughters, fol-
lowed at late hour. Those pres
ept we're: MIR. and Mrs. G. +.
nenrs,one. Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick, OF
Catoosa. Mrs. G. w. I.afarlctt and
son Walter. Mr.. and Mrs. G. +.
FISHER. Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Martin.
Mrs. J. NJ. Barton Mrs. l.. ]. Birks,
Mrs. Rosa NJ. Buckles. Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe Walker. Rev. l.. ID. Corning,
Misses Corning and katcrine Corn
ing. Leta. Beulah. Chloe and Wanda
Martin, Messrs. Howard Dearstonc,
Claude Patrick, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. w.
Fisher, and Mr.. and Mrs. Melville
Martin.
At the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Brown on Wednesday after
noon the missionary society of the
PRESBYTERIAN church Complimented
Mrs. T. L. Dobson with a charming.
" arranged affair rendered as
-. farewell to the honorcc who, with
hor husband, Rev. II. f. Dobson.
former pastor Of the Presbyterian
church, expects to move to their
ranch near Clarcmorc in short
time. An interesting program was
rendered during the afternoon and
dainty refreshments served TO about
35 guests.
on Thursday afternoon Mrs. i. Il.
Mitchell was hostess to the En-
broidery club at its fifth regular
meeting on this years calendar. The
meetings of this club are always un-
usually enjoyable affairs, and tn S
occasion was no exception, and very
few members were absent. A dainty
salad course was served early in the
afternoon.
Mrs. T.. J. Hunt returned Thurs
day from n three months sojourn
at Hominy, where Mr.. Hunt Is en-
gagged in the oil business.
Through carefully laid plans OF
her daughter, Miss Marjorie, Mrs.
J. D. walker was pleasantly sur
p-ised Friday evening by the gath
erlng of a number of friends and
neighbors at her home to help cele-
bra,e her birthday anniversary. Miss
Marjorie was assisted by her sister
Mss Ada. in receiving the guests
and serving dainty refreshments,
Mr. and Mrs Earl Gardner are
leaving this week for temporary
residence In the Kansas OIL districts,
where Mr.. Gardner Will be located
indefinitely.
Mrs. /. e. Mitchell spent the day
Wednesday in Muskogce.
/. +. Black of Cowcta spent the
day in Broken Arrow Tuesday look
ing after business matters and visit
ing friends.
Mr and Mrs. w. ]. Cross motored
over from Blxby for n weekend VISIT
with Broken Arrow friends.
Mrs. W. S. Watson, who was called
TO Wichita Falls, Texas, on account
of the illness of her daughter, MISS
Ethel Heron. returned Friday
Miss Heron had recovered suff-
cientiy to accompany her mother
home and will remain here for some
time.
The odette Theurot club met Fri
day afternoon with Mrs. y. |. j.
Holt, on West Broadway. The ar
ernoon was spent at rook, dainty
luncheon following the games.
Mrs. NJ. J. Routh. mother OF Mrs.
v II. Brooks and Alva Routh, left
Tuesday for her home at Fayctte-
vile, Ark, after a two-months visit
here. She was accompanied as faG
az Muskogee on her homeward trip
by her granddaughter. Mrs. j. L.
Greene.
Mrs. Leon Barth was hostess to
the Bridge club on Tuesday, when
a pleasant afternoon was .pent WIN
the usual number of intereftlns
games. after which lovely lunch-
con was served on the card tables
Members present were: Mesdames
G. r. Chenoweth, A. o. Sradcr'
James Burkhart, r. r. mitchell
Burkhart Talbert. Clyde Malone.
Marvin Laws, A. simon, ]. T. Green"
and Miss Bess Jameson. Mrs. Roy
McKechan was n guest for the aft
ernoon, substituting for Mrs. j. IL.
Laws, the only absent member.
The recital at the Christian churCh
on Tuesday evening given by the
pupils ot Mrs. NJ. c. Williams was
OF special interest to Broken Arrow
music lovers and drew packed
house. The large audience greeted
each number on the well arranged
program enthusiastically, and the
approval OF the crowd seemed about
evenly divided between the readings
And vocal and instrumental num-
b"rs Miss Della Ferguson as
accompanies assisted Mrs. Williams
IN CARRYING out the program, and
her work also was much appre-
eiated
Mr.. Claude Bush Of Muskogee,
who spent last week IN Broken Ar
row with exhibits Mt the poultry
show returned home Sunday much