The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-02

two weeks visit 10 friends and reln.
tiyes at Wichita Falls and Burkburnctt,
Texas.
Hubert sirahan and Chas Orcutt spent
several days last week ut M,AIcstcr and
other points in the southern part OF the
state.
Mr.. and Mrs Lloyd Roll have returned
from months visit to friends ana roll
Mont.
Miss belle shrOder Of Chicago ia spend
ing few weeks In this city at the home
ot her brothers, Messrs. Iiarve and John
Shrader.
Mr.. and Mrs j. A. Barth. accompanied
by thcir son Leon and wife. left last sat
urday on motor trip to points In Kan.
sas to visit relatives.
Mrs }. y. Kerr was given pleasant
surprise Thursday evening by the mem
hcts Of her class In the Presbyterian sun
day school the occasion being Mrs. Kerr's
Mrs. Rosa NJ Buckles ieft Monday
morning for Stroud. whore she expected
TO spend few days with friends on route
10 cushing for visit with her son, Harry
buC kles, and family
Mrs ode Goodson was hostess on
Thursday afternoon to tho ladies Of the
aid Hociety Of the Baptist church at the
ooodson country home. east Of town
ABOUT 30 members motored out to enjoy
the occasion.
Mr.. and Mrs H. u Nader and tho
twins Bernard and Dernice. have return
ed from Mt. Carroll, NJ, whore they were
called By the illness OF Mr. Madcr's
mother. Mrs John Nader, whose death
occurred a few days after their arrival at
her bedside
Lester Martin was the honoree OF a
surpr Sc party last Friday evening plan
ned by Mrs. Martin on the occasion OF
his birthday After pleasantly spent
evening at games ana contests. ice cream
and cake were served by Mrs. Martin.
assisted by Mrs L. E. Dameral. Tho list
wyatt, Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ Martin. MT2.
and Mrs, Il. G orr, Mr. and Mrs. NJ. T..
Martin, Mr and Mrs. n. T.. Damerall,
Misses Leeta Martin and Pearl Bradshaw.
Miss Rachel Hartman was hostess at
a prettily appointed dinner saturday eve
ming honoring Miss Helen Snider. at the
Hartman country home east Of town.
-Covers were laid for the following: Misses
Ringing. Burdette Harber, McFadin ami
Barron. Another event IN honor OF Miss
Snider who is leaving Broken Arrow
soon, was party given at the NJ. r.
parsonage on Thursday evening by tho
members OF the Best Ever sunday school
class
The first meeting Of the new clrb year
for the Delphian society was he'd last
Saturday afternoon at the Presbyterian
church with Mrs. j. NJ. Pennington leader
for the meeting, and the following mem
bers present: Mesdpmes j. 8. Bilby J, VI.
Pennington. J. II. walker, George Hanks.
Anna Ransom, r. a. Waterfield, George
Brown. c. c. Paxton, Hibbard and Misses
Pearl Linkhart and Sylvia Sanders. The
next meeting will be held with Miss Pearl
r.inkhart on Saturday afternoon, octo-
Der s.
Mrs william Cooper and Mrs J. a.
Reihe entertained group OF friends
Thursday evening houoring their mother,
Mrs. II. ". Mills OF Little Rock, ARR The
evening wBs spent with games, conver-
sation and music as the diversions,
salad course being served at the close
Of the evening to the following: Mesdnmes
+. s. Huri, r. NJ HunscCker, Onis Frank
lin, G. A. Brown, J. l., Greene =, G.
Parks T. 4, Gardner, X. NJ Rowe, V. J..
Lee, c. b. Talbot, n. l.. Sanders, 70. =.
Neibling. G, W. Griner, J. W. Easter
wood. 4, c, Hurd, NJ g Williams. John
Anderson and Miss Della Ferguson.
The last regular meeting Tor Septcm-
Der Of the Self culture club was held ON
Friday afternoon with Mrs, r. A, Walin@-
ford as hostess The regular program
was followed by social hour devoted
to music and conversation and the serv-
ing OF an Ice course by the hostess, as
sisted by her daughter Lucille and Miss
Josephine SpraEue. Members present for
the afternoon were Mesdames u H. Chill
ders, l.. u. Corning Dora Esslinger, q. W,
Griucr. A. A. Kemp, Mike McKenna, y. 7.
NcIblinE, sam Plummer, X. NJ. Rowe.
Anna Ransom. n l.. Sanders. Josephine
spragc H G.. Snidcr. NJ c. Williams j.
Wright Young and Rosa Buckles. MIRA
Polk of Huntsville, Ark, was a guest OF
the club.