The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-26
STATE SOCIETY

viii make her home with her daughter.
Mrs. Mont Carpenter, a former Broken
Arrow resident. was here from Tulsa
last week the guest OF Mrs William
oliver and other friends
Mrs. 3. Hoagland has returned 20 her
home in sapuipa after a weeks visit In
the home OF her daughter, Mrs. John
Shrader, and Mr.. Shrader
The men OF the Christian church were
hosts on Friday evening TO the women
ot the congregation: Tne affair was held
IN the church parlors with program
giveR and refreshments served entirely
Messrs. Fias, Bridreman Of Cherokee
and Claude Bridgcman were called home
early in the week by the serious illness OF
their father Dr. N, s. Bridgeman, which
terminated IN his death at O'Clock
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Walton have 70.
| turned from oklahoma city, where they
held last week Mr.. Walton was honored
| by his election as chairman OF the state
! telephone bureaui
whose marriage was an event Of last SAT-
urady at Tulsa, were given an old fash
toned charvarl by their legion Of friends
| In this city saturday evening. For the
| present the couple will make their home
with the grooms parents.
After an absence OF several years the
| make Broken Arrow their home. Mrs
| sutton ana the boys arrived Monday from
Kansas agd Mr. sutton win be here a.
/
4 delightful little play Toto" was given
/ by cast OF children recruited from the
| membership Of the home guards, under
/ the direction OF Mrs g. A. Waid IN the
basement Of the NJ. n. church Monday
evening before most appreciative audi
/ ence.
The Sunday school class Of the NJ. p.
| church. South. known as the Loyal Sold
/ iers. were given a delightful outing sun
/ day afternoon by their teacher Mr. Fltz
| Hurd' Provisions were taken along for =
aten around a camp. fire. Some time was
| spent enjoying out-of-door sports before
returning home.
Mrs. 7. G. Parks honored her little
| daughter Lena with n party Saturday
| afternoon on the occasion Of her ninth
| birthday Ten little playmates were In
| vted to share the hospitality end a Jolly
| time was had. Dainty refreshments were
| included In the afternoons pleasures. The
| guests were Edna Lee Cuddy Mary Joe
Walker, Francis Wilson, Alice and Kath-
\ crime Chtton, Mo2ele Konnard, Mary
! Roggenkemp, Roberta, Greene, Pauline
| Bills and Delma Finley.
The monthly meeting for March ot tho
Missionary society o. the NJ p. church..
/ last week with Mrs John Hall and Mrs.
a. ID. Davis Joint hosteesN in the Hall
| pme, sixteen nenbers responded 10 roll
call and an interesting. program was pres
| ented by Ms. Mary McAhally, leader for
the afternoon. During the social hour
luncheon was served by he hostesses. The
April meeting OF the society will be held
with Mrs. w. r.. sullivan on April 20.
a pretty affair OF Tuesday was the
luncheon OF the Tuesday Bridge club at
the home ef Mr. and Mrs. o. A. srader on
| East Broadway with tho low score mem
bers OF the past year as hostess to the
| members making the high scores. The
| honorees for the occasion were Mesdames
II. Il. Mitchell. {. II. Talbot, A. NJ. Laws,
| Leon Barth. a. J. Simon and J. I. Greene.
| The hostesses were Mesdamcs A. n.
| Srader, Roy McKeehan. Onis Franklin, +.
| b. Fighter, j. II. Laws and J. 81. Burk-
| hart.
A ST. Patricks holiday affair was made
I OF the regular meeting OF the Self Culture
club luSt week at which Mrs. j. L. Kerr
was hostess at her home at the Presby-
terrain msnse. The house decorations were
OF 81. Patrick emblems. the color note OF
| white and green being repeated In the
refreshmenta Members present were Mes
danes Samuel Plummer, William Sprague,
Brooks, d. y. Chiders, Dora Esslinger,
l.. u. Corning Rosa NJ. Buckles, II. A.
wallingford and Miss Nell Young.
| Mrs. Calvin Wyatt was hostess to the
members of the South Side Fancy Work
club on Friday afternoon Of last week,
with 10 members present. After a busl.
ness session social hour was enjoyed
with delicious refreshments served by the
hostess. assisted by Mrs. @, b.. wyatt
Appropriate favors OF tiny green flags and
Shamrocks were presented to the guests
who were Mesdames w, X. Sullivan, q. B
| wyatt, l.. Il, Martin. u. #. Sykes Enoct
Burtz, Virgil Pennington, l.. @. Burress
a. NJ. Galloway and r. L. Phllips. The
next meeting OF the club will be held with
Mrs J.. G. Burtess on the afternoon Of
April Z.
Much interest is being manifested In IN,
| Girl Scout movement with the result OF O
large membership IN the Girl Scout troop
All girls making the test are promised al
| opportunity to attend the Girl Scout In