The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-01
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~, .fficers ana tehchers ol ~
, sunday schools, the pastors
on ,,tr wives. were entertained
anu 1, nlRht with a banquet at tne
Iu,.,'.-;a at the high school ue
cas,s,i ebicken dinner was serNeu,
ils t,,c,Iey entertained with Vocal
W. .to,, and talks were made by r.
y tI1gley and DR.. Moores OF sha"-
ne,,,,s Mr.. shumard and Mrs carr
-, we're hostesses TUESDAY
l,,5rnoon at the homo OF the former
W'., ,,en,bers Of the ERhuse Mat
i" enring lowers were used US
,i,rs Bridge was enjoyed anu
.E scores reached by Mrs J. ~
~" guest. and Mrs. w. ~.
,io... , club member. a delicious
p' l,',,rse luncheon was served AT
f,sc of the games. Aside from
.,.,. ,,cmbers other guests were Mrs
W trolmes and Mrs. Arthur Black
:, ..,., weeks the club will meet win
~ ~ T. Darner and Mrs. y. -.
w., ,s hostesses at the home OF
'' urs = II. Shrader entertained the
,'t,.rs Of the High Score Auction
,,,t, ,,.itb a | o'clock luncheon at
,h1 tt,rvev house Tuesday. Follow
a. luncheon bridge was PLAYED ana
e. cores cached by Mrs Miller
,,,,,,her. and Mrs. II. l.. Wilson, a
Let Guests in addition to the clun
t,,bcrs we're Mesdames George
Collins sam Dreyfus and II. a. WIZ
son Mrs C. w. Butnor will be nos
ross To the club in two weeks.
Nre W. L. Richardson Of South
c.a,r street was hostess Wednesday
sftcrnoon TO the members OF the
Iadios AID society of the Christian
tI"rcb A business session was held
o,d folIowed by a short but pleasant
sac,,i noriod. A delicious ice course
,cas served before adjournment.
nh Jvoman's Foreign Missionary
.ociotv Of the First Methodist church
met wednesday afternoon III tne
church parlors. Devotionals were
conducted by Mrs. /. ". Bassett ana
Se subject Of the afternoons STUDY
was Expansion Of the Continent
with Mrs. Emery Jennings as leader
assisted by Mrs. J. w. Lamperter
and Mrs. j. II. Watson.
Members OF the Girls Reserve OF
the jefferson school were chaper-
oned on a hike Wednesday afternoon
!. by Miss Elizabeth Andrews and Miss
Mann. Supper was enjoyed
AN the pump station and jolly games
ISAyed afterwards.
,4HPaul D. Hamacher Lamm OF Sa-
NJ Hlpa and Miss Orene Meyers OF Jop-
Tin. Mo-. were united in marriage
Wednesday night at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Kenneth Wicket in Tulsa,
with Rev. Kerr of the Presbyterian
church officiating. Miss Lucy Mauld-
in and Newell May of Sapulpa ac-
companied the pair. Following the
ceremony the hostess served a de-
lightful wedding supper. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lamm will reside at 1901 East
Dewey, here.
Members of the board OF educa-
ton and their wives were entertained
Tuesday evening with banquet at
the high school served by the Do
nestle science girls. Spring flowers
were used as decorations and five
course dinner was served. Covers
we're laid for IS.
Miss Nina Reed and Orin Botter
Of the Il. and II. furniture store were
married Wednesday night at the
Episcopal church by Rev. Spencer
! Mounsey of Oklahoma City. Them
Neri0r of the church was Al veritabty
NOwer OF spring flowers. The beau
-ful ring ceremony was used. Little
= lily Wagner, nephew Of the bride,
AZ ted as ring bearer costumed in a
Lord Fauntleroy suit, with the rins
embedded in the heart of lily on a
white satin pillow. Il. NJ. McMahan
acted as best man and Mrs. Ii. l..
Wilson was matron of honor. Little
Misses Wilma Jean Wilson and Vir-
ginia Popkin acted as flower girls
Preceding the ceremony Mrs. Logan
Senecker sank AT Dawn" and Il
Love You Truly" and Mrs. John Kol-
sad played the wedding march from
Mendelssohn. Following the cere-
mony n reception was given for the
pair at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
John Reed. Mrs. Reed was assisted
IN serving her guests with n delicious
ice course by Mesdames II. s. Gar
land, r. II. McMahan, a. C. Tramp
ton, Miss Sylvia Jones. Myrtle VIII
klnson and Miss Daisy Wills OF
Mounds. Both Miss Reed and Mr.
Potter are members of numerous So
cal exclusive organizations and very
Aular. They will continue TO make
tN their home.