Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-04-05
Society News
JOSEPHINE GRAY
Hours In 20 Il NJ Phone 900.

Friends In this city will be pleased
TO learn Of the success Miss Margaret
Wyndham is having In platform work,
Miss Wyndham has been In lyceum
work the past year and has read ex-
tensiyely through the East and South.
She has made stories Of the South
her strong point and critics have the
incest things possible 10 say OF her
work in all lines but especially her
southern dialect work, Miss Wynd-
ham did private teaching In this city
and was teacher Of expression IN
Kendall College until she obtained
leave of absence to go East and fur
thor prepare herself in broader lines.
Mr.. and Mrs W. A. stewart hayo
gone to Independence, Kan. called
there by the death OF Mr. Stewards
mother
Mrs Lee and daughter of Knox
vile. Tenn are guests of their daugh-
ert and sister Miss Amelia Lee.
Mrs. L. NJ. Burcham and son Joe
left yesterday for Bloomfield, Ind, for
visit OF a few weeks with relatives.
The Christian Endeayor Society
met last evening to arrange business
matters OF the society. Tho new OFF,
GERS presided and they are Mr. H. A..
Robinson, pre- esilent: Mr. Ray Stock
ton, vice president, Mr.. A. Hondren,
treasurer; Miss Jessie McFall. first
organist and Miss Laura Brown. Sec
ond organist.
Mrs. Marvin McCarty OF Colliusylllc
Is the guest Of her parents. Mr., and
Mrs j. W Grailius
Mrs. Edward Mccoy asked just a
few friends 10 come IN yesterday and
spend the afternoon with Mrs, a. l..
Redden ana Mrs. Fred j. Gordon Of
Topeka. Kan. and their daughter and
sister. Mrs. A. l.. Muryhey A simple
tea was served at five O'clock.
Mrs. 9. f. Epperson entertained
beyy of lttlc friends at dinner last
evening In compliment 20 the eleventh
birthday Of her son Master Jay
Mr.. and Mrs, NJ j Hopper. Of
South Houston Avenue announce the
birth Of son,
The Ladies Aid Society OF the Bos-
ton Avenue NJ H. Church will give
measuring social Thursday evening
at the home Of Mr. and Mrs. j. II.
McAllister
Miss Elizabeth Keasy Of Toledo, o..
is the guest Of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Baker of South Boulder Avenue. Miss
Kcnsy has visited at the Baker home
on previous occasions.
At the home OF Mr. ana Mrs.
Woodson Noryele yesterday az high
noon Ml's Maymo Van Fleet and Mr..
Walter ogan were married by Rev.
n T. Jones. The couple come from
pwasso atJi came down yesterday
morning accompanied bf Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Van Fleet parents Of the
bride. Miss Van F'lcct wore a gown
of soft blue silk and carried an arm
rul OF white flowers. Following the
ceremony wedding dinner was
served from table decorated with
white flowers. The groom ls brother
Of Mrs Noryell Mr. and Mrs. Van
Fleet left last evening for their home
which ls on farm near Owasso. The
wedding guests Included only rcla.
tiyes and n very few friends, Mrs.
Clarence y. slgler assisted Mrs Nor.
we'll
The Hyechka Club meets Saturday
afternoon with Mrs. A. W. perryman.
1i5 South Boston II viii he an open
session and each member ls given
the privilege ~ asking two guests.
Mrs. John Carson and son, Simpson
have gone 20 Kansas Clty. called by
the death Of q brother " Mrs. Car.
son.
Mrs, ". u. Johnson and baby. Mary
have gone TO Chandler called thor,
by tho serious illness of Mrs John.
sons father. d. 4, Widner