The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-27

ter lived in this city for several years
before moving to Fort Worth.
Amonf the brilliant post -Lenten
events of the week about which will
be associated much of interest, is
the bal masque to be given in the
Country club, Friday evening, April
/, with Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas w.
Franchot as hosts.
a recent issue of u Washington,
Cd. c. paper contains on it's social
page "A splendid pose of Mrs. Eugene
Lorton and associated is mention
made that Mr.. and Mrs. Lortvl
and their young son. Robert Eugene,
are spending the winter and spring
at the Burlington where they are
proving generous hosts to Oklahoma
friends and their new associates in
official circles. Mr. and Mrs. Lurton
expect TO sail in early June for
tour of Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hilton Greer
Will entertain informally at dinner
in their home on Thursday evening.
the delightful affair being numbered
among the series of dinners that
| have been given during the winter
and spring in this home.
Mrs. Fred Sewers Clinton will
issue invitations the coming week
for large tea in the Country club
when she will compliment recent
bride, Mrs. Max Campbell, formerly
Miss Tookah Stansbery. The date
OF this interesting event has beon
set by this hostess for Wednesday.
April 6. Mrs. Clinton will also OK
tend courtcsies to Mrs. Walter Hurt
Cargill of Columbus. Ga. at an early
date, giving a luncheon at Clinton
Ingleside Tor this visiting matron
from Georgia.
Upon a young Sapulpa girl. Miss
Naomi Trotter, has been conferred
the honor of being appointed os
page TO the Continental Congress of
the Daughters OF the American
Revolution in Washington I'm April.
Miss Trotter. who is attending the
Colonial school for girls I'm Washing
ton, is the only Oklahoma girl who
has been named as page. She will
accept tho pages badge for the
Continental Congress, with all that
It carries with II In the way of social
affairs and gayeties The pages 10
the congress will be honorecs at
several functions, among them being
the pages ball at one of the leading
hotels in Washington. Miss Trot'cr
is the daughter of Mrs. Hattie
Trotter of Sapulpa. Both she and
her mother are Daughters of the
American Revolution and Daughters
Of the Confederacy. Her appoint
mont as page was made through
the courtesy of Miss Sarach Crum-
ley, state regent, D. A. r., and Mrs.
J. o. Denton. regent of Nancy Green
Chap.Sr, Sapulpa, Miss Trotter's
home chapter in ID. A, r. When
home from school, Miss Trotter is
a popular member of the younger
social set in Sapulpa.
The Theta Beta Phi sorority of
the University Of Tulsa will give its
second annual reception to other
Greek letter societies of the univer-
sity Saturday evening, April ., IN
the home OF Miss Josephine Laymln.
Guests will he from the Alpha
Gamma sorority and the Zeta Ni
and the Phi Delta fratcrnities and
will number in all over a hundred.
Hours will be from 8 TO II, Invita-
tions to the affair were issued last
week.
A prominent church event of the
coming week will be the afternoon
tea and reception given in the homo
OF Mrs. Il. b. McFarlin by women
OF the Boston Avenue Methodist
church societies, honoring Mrs.
Louis S. Barton,
Informal
Miss Lillian Lorton Is being shown