The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-12
BROKEN ARROW.

MISS AlyCe BUfuttte spent lnf
week at Hominy, where -sho was q
guest at a house party.
Mrs. 8. H. Brown has returned
from an extended visit with relatives
In Tennessee.
p. Il. Lemons and family havs
Eone to Pawinska, whore they Will
make their home.
Mrs. J. l. lewis ard children have
returned from their vacation spent
at Kansas City and nearby points In
Kansas.
Miss Bertha MORROW went TO Sand
Springs last week TO he a guest at =
house party given by Miss sara
Bayies.
Attorney J. q. aeverron and fam
liy will leave wednesday for ten
days vacation motor drip TO Sloan
Springs. Bentonville and Bella Vista.
Ark.
Last Wednesday evening Misses
Adrea and Maria Anderson wers
hoste.ses at lawn party at their
country home northwest 6f town to
the following young people. Paul
IettermAn, Wilbur ,krutsinger, Al
fred Jenson. Ruvur Dodd, Marvin
Meadows. Tom Mulhn. Carl hnder-
sen, Truman Ineie.. Carl Richard.
Jesse Mediin. Toiiie Williams, Riley
Muilin. Bill Medlin,. orson Coins.
Robert Kelley. Max Ectterman. Viva
.Dodd, Katherine Andersen. vcrtie
Ingic, May u. Je.noti, Selma letter
man. Garlic Ingle and opal Kelley.
An Ice course was served as n final
pleasure of n most enjoyable evening
orthus Lewis cumo over from
A. o.. a..
with homo folks.
The marriage ofcMr. Fit, c. Hurd
and Miss Nellie Markham which oc-
Cured last week was an event Of
much interest TO tho large circle OF
friends of both these popular young
people. Tho ceremony was perform
ed by the Rev +. II. Dobson, pastor
of the First Presbyterian church, at
tho home OF the brides parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Markham. on
South Main street The guest list
included tho following immediate
relatives: Mr.. and Mrs. w. A, Mark
ham. Messrs. Frank and Cobb Mark.
ham, Miss Genora Markham, MIRA.
Garden Green. Mr.. II. X. Hurd. Mrs.
Paul r. Hurd ana Nancy May Hurd.
The couple viii spend their honey
moon in Colorado. returning 10
Broken Arrow to reside about Sep
tember 4.
Leaving next week Mr.. and Mrs.
Marvin Laws will motor to Colo
rado, where thry will spend tho re-
rnainder of the GUNNER.
Mr.. and MrssA. ID. McCutcheon
spent the Fourth OF July holidays
with friends at Hhnryotta-
Mr. and Mrs. r. G. Parks have
gone to Mountain Grove. Ark, where
Mrs. Parks and the children will
spend the summer. Mr. Parks ex-
poets to return home this week.
Mrs. Il. J. Birks has gone to stroud
for a fortnights visit with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph McClendon
have gone TO Ava, Mo-. for their Va.
cation. Mr.. MoCkndon will return
10 Broken Arrow after two weeks
absence. while Mrs. McClendon will
remain In Ava until September.
Messrs. II. n. Keener, and Virgil
Pennington are spending the week
camping on the Illinois river near
TahlsQush.
Friends OF VIII Swift are pleased
with the announcement Of hts pass
ing successfully the final examina,
tions for admittance to West Point,
where he will begin his studies this
fall. He received tho appointment
through the efforts of Congressman
f. p. Howard and will leave Broken
Arrow In July for New York city on
route to Annapolis. where he will re-
main for two years before receiving a
furloush.
Tho last meeting OF the Bridge
club for the season was held at tho
Chenoweth home on "wednesday
afternoon, tho hostersos being the
members who made the lowest
scores during the year. who we're
Mesdames q. u. Chenoweth. II. II.
Mitchell. A. J. Smon and A. NJ,
LAWS. After n nunnb~r OF interest
ing games an elaborate luncheon
was served by the fcstesses.
Mrs. Il. Il. Peck, after an extend
ed visit TO Mrs. Rosa NJ. Buckles,
has returned to her home In stroud.
Mrs. A. N. Smith and daughter.
Leila departed this week for an cx-
tended western trip which will in-
eiude visits at Pueblo, Colo. Clovis.
N M. and Vallejo. Cal.
Frank Bridgman OF Cherokes
spent the past week at the bedside
of his father, Doctor Bridgam. who
recently suffered a paralytic stroke.
An event which provided much
enjoyment for a number OF the
younger set was the party given Mon-
day evening by Mss Margaret Neib-
ling as q complainant to Miss Eliza
beth Massey. The evening was spent
at rook on the lighted porch and
games on the lawn. Punch was
served throughout the evening with
an ice course following the gamea
Those present were Misses vida Cur
mutt. Genora Markham. Alice Morris,
Patsy Burdctte, Josephine Walters.
Ruth Barren, Ruth McAnally, Thel,
ma Wells. Gladys Holt, Stella Lewis,
Cornie Dobson, Opal Corey. Sylvia
Boles, Messrs Truman Smith. Char
los sutton, George Sevcrson. Dwight
Walker. claude simmons and walk
er Barron.
MIR. and Mrs. Lehey Cuddy spent
Thursday in Tulsa.
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