The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-17
BROKEN ARROW.

Miss Bertha Morrow has gone 70 caid
we'll Kan wheTc she became n membe-
OF tho school facility for the coming year
Mrs J. NJ. Neems and children OF
Cowtta we're over-Suuday guests OF Mrs
stccms' sister Mrs Merle puckett
Miss Thelma Wells left Monday for
Fulton. Mo, where she will attend VIII
''JS Wr,. Jerry cry Wood of Oklahoma city. was
on over sunday gucst Of Broken Arrow
relatives.
Ic, Saturday for few days fishing trip
Mrs J. s. Biby and sister. Miss Belle
smith are leaving Monday for an eS.
tended visit 20 relatives at Peoria, Gales
burg and other points In Illinois.
Mr.. and Mrs. " l.. Lee have returned
from Triplett Mo. where they were
called on account Of the death OF Mr.
Lees mother.
r. C. Lancaster has gone TO Eureka
; Springs FOR a several weeks soiourn hop
ing TO find tho climate and water bene-
Mr.. and Mrs. Mack Deik. Mr. and Mrs
Clay Ramsey and Roy Ramsey have re
turned from an outing Of several days
spout on the Illinois river.
Armand Righter and Paul Boles LETT
sunday for ClRremote where they will
attend the military school the ensuing
year.
returned to Eufaula where they will re
sumo their studies at the Indian Female
The vacancy In the public school teach
ing force caused by the resignation Of Mrs
j. Il. Marshall has been tllled by tho
appointment OF Miss Merle Faubion OF
Grandola. okla.
Mr. and Mrs. '. r Simmons and Mr..
and Mrs Clarence simmons are malJns
an extended motor trip which will/in-
clude many points Of interest in Texas
and Mexico
Mr. and Mrs A. A. Kemp and Mr.
Of ny
City, Mo, who had been their guest for a
fortnight. were hostesses at a ~ o'clock
dinner last sunday. given by Mr.. and Mrs
A. A. Kemp. jr.. In Tulsa Mrs. Cook re-
turned to her home on Monday.
The Arlors Of the NJ. T.. church South
made a very pretty setting for teh mar
rage Of Miss Mamie simino and Mr.. reo
Rurdge. both OF this city, which was
quietly sOlcmniZed on Wednesday evening
Rev. T +. Brewer pastor. officiating Only
limited number Of intimate friends OF
the couple witnessed the ceremony.
The Broken Arrow Dclphian chapter
held its first meeting OF tho year last
saturday afternoon at the home OF Mrs
81, PenniOgton on South Main street
with a large attendance OF members. Pre-
c,d'ng dainty refreshments aud the -
cal hour an interesting period was spent
in outlining the coming years work, with
tho following assignments announced by
The leaders: The Homeric Age Mes
danes OwGby, Snowman Righter Petrie
snd Shradcri EARLY Migration" Mes
danes Paxton, Helmau, Gibson, Brown
End Miss smith: Early SPARTA" Mes
danes Sprague, Blount, Hanits and Ess
lugcr; early Athens" MoadaWes Ran
som, Blby, HunseCker. SeNerson, ROg
ers. Pennington and WHterfielc The
roNt regular meeting will he held with
Mrs. william Sprsgue As hostess, on Sat
urlay afternoon september %.
The group OF girls comprising the mem
bersh!p Of the Home Guard Missionar,
society enjoyed an ll-day picnic AZ th'
NetZel farm near BiNby last Saturday
whore the day was spent iu boating au6
bathing and other pleasures the place AT
forded. Enjoying the affair were Nlssoi
Geneyieve Mains, Thelma Martin. Leotf
NcGoyein. Myrtle Kcatcn, Catherine Doc
little, Minnie Robertson, Alva McCutoh
con. Opal Hudson Norma Snowman, Rutl
Nr,bling. Lucille Ash Pauline Anderson
Helen Ntibiing GLADYS Waid, Eevita And
erson, Gladys Penn, Belle Bart LeOi
Hamilton, Pauline Snowman, Freuci
Lewis. Bessie Hartley, Lucille Snowman