The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-26

spent the day IN Bushogse wednesday
shopping ana visiting Mrs y w. y bower
a forfnef Broken Arrow resident.
Mas Patsy Burdette OF the MOUNDS
public school faculty spent the week enc
vacation with her parents NJ. NJ ana ,,.nns m,s
The food sale held by tho ladies OF the
Christian church Saturday afternoon AZ
the Princess confectionery was well patro'
nized, netting the ladies neat sum Tor
their church work. -
The young son and daughter OF Mr. and
the past week end with their grandpa
ents. Mr.. and Mrs, o. y. Sutton and Mr.
and Mrs. W. G. McGechle, ...,.
Mr. and Mrs. e. e. Csstello took their
departure Tuesday Tor Haskell where they
Will make their home. Mr. caHteno, VINO
was the Broken Arrow manager for Dick
ason Goodman, expects TO open a variety
store IN Haskell
Honoring Mr.. and Mrs. O. +. Brooks,
delightful dance was given for them Tues
day evening ia Kirkpatrick's hall By the
young married peoples dancing cluo' Ihe
list Of invited guests included ths close
personal friends Of Mr.. and Mrs Brooks.
large number OF Broken Arrow ma
irons to whom Mrs. Il. l. j. Holt endsated
herself during several years resiuehce
in this city responded TO the invitations
issued BY Mrs. Holt ana her sister. Mrs.
4. W. Cherryholmes for their Friday art
ernoon bridge luncheon ~ the nolt h9ine
IN Tulsa, honoring their Two sisters, MIS-
Hubert x. Smith and Mrs David /. Brown.
Mrs Onis Franklin as hostess to the
Tnesdsy meeting sustained the well known
| hospitality OF the Franklin home, afford
/ ing most enjoyable afternoon for her
/ birthday was used effectively by Mrs
/ Franklin In providing a delightful atmOs-
| phere for the afternoon. Dainty rotresh.
| menis were served at the close OF the
| games
A wedding q both interest and surprise
| OF last week was the marriage OF Miss
| AIyce Burdette, eldest daughter Of Mr.
/ and Mrs. Charles Burdette. to Mr.. Lloyd
knepper The eseremony was periormsd
| dette home ON last broadway on Wed
nesday evening In the presence OF only
! the immediate members OF the brides
I family. The bride, who is one of the pop.
! ular teachers In the Union consolidated
schools will continue her school work
until tho close OF the present term. Mr..
| and Mrs Knepper have taken an apart
ment In the Bridgeman home where they
are receiving the congratulations ana
| best wishes Of their numerous friends.
Mrs. Charles j.. Foster provided much
/ pleasure for "a company ot 16 matrOns
she called together IN her home on West
ing Mrs q. l.. brooks on the eve of her
| departure with Mr. Brooks for their new
home at Monrovia, Cal. The evening was
| the games. Those who shared Mrs. Fos
ter's hospitality were Mcsdsmes a. T.
Tsy1lor a l. woI LSE' Jake fToGt,or II; p
w. NJ Lewis. j. @. Rsiney, Lon Kirkpst.
rick, J. l.. Green, 7. NJ. Hunseeker, vii
liam Cooper Onis Franklin, c. l., Brooks
Il. a. wallngford and John Anderson.
The date OF the regular meeting Of the
Odette Theurot club was moved up from
/ Friday TO Wednesday OF this week on ac'
count OF other social functions In which
many members were interested. Mrs
Harvo Holliugsworth was hostess for this
week and the Hollingsworth home con
tributed It's share of holiday enjoyment tc
the company Of matrons brought together
for. the afternoon. Bridge was the form
Of entertainment chosen by the hostess
| with delicious salad course served or
the card tables at the conclusion OF tn,
games. Members present were Mesdamei
I'D wells, Jake Proctor. J. I,zJ.ewis. X. NJ
naw" E~-H-- p@--s-' - - s-..c-s 81.
+ c. Williams, w. NJ. Cooper, ]. a. Relhl,
and Onis Franklin. Special guests for tn,
. | afternoon were Mesdames Paul Hurd ant
". l.. Sanders
One. OF the pretty holiday events OF th'