Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-18


mann Mrs. Clinton conducted the
program, contributing to its interest
and enjoyment with "a life sketch Of
the composer and The rendition Of two
Of his best compositions "Cunton
lnsleside' was in its beautiful christ
mas dress for the occasion, ana the
program was followed hy an hour %
social diversion in which refresh
mcHts We're served.
Mrs Robert Barr was hostess at the
meeting Of her uoighborhood sewing
club Wednesday afternoon, the pleas
ant session of work on Christmas
gifts being followed boy the serving of
lunch. Members OF this circle Of
neighbors include Mesdames r. W.
Paddock, Robert Barr, NJ. +. Davis,
9. II. Bowers, Holmes, II. Huston, G.
i. Little, Levers and r. S. Ridgeway.
Mrs. Dan Pitcher and Mrs. Wilkes
were special guests of the meeting.
Mrs. ]. A. Aubrey of Homer. Ia.
has arrived for a visit with her son,
Mr.. c, r. Aubrey, 11l4 South Boul-
der.
Miss Delete Weldon. formerly OF
Corinth. Miss, and Mr.. Milo Jones Of
Drumright were married at sunrise
Yesterday morning in First PresbS te-
rian church. Rev. G. W. Kerr. pastor
Of the church, officiated, performing
the double ring ceremony Miss Mary
Cover presided at the organ and
played a program of wedding music
Mr.. Jones and his bride left during
the morning for Drumright. where he
Is engaged in the oil and legal busi-
ness
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Miller Hammett
nave az guest Mr.. Hammetrs sister,
l@dy Belle Hanson Of Kansas CITY.
Mrs. Roy Blythe Of Moberly. Mo. an
other sister viii arrive at the end Of
inc week for Christmas in the Ham
Lnett home, and later Miss Elizabeth
hoscoe Of Norman viii come to ioin
the family.
Mrs, De Haven suffered severe
fall while going TO take car down
Town yesterday morning. The fall
rendered her unconscious for ouita n
lew moments. but she recovered sur
Hclehtiy TO be around later in the day
Mr.. F. H. Petit returned TO Spiro
Ckiao YESTERDAY after q few DAYS visit
TO MS daughter, Miss Edna Petit.
Miss Carolyn Pangle. formerly of
orlando, Va, and Mr.. a. ] G,ajr 81 ~
Atoka were quietly married in this
city Monday afternoon. The Counle
VIII reside in Atoka.
Mrs. Jesse Epstein of New yarL
city has returned home after a brief
VISIT TO her mother, Mrs. W. X Gil
lette, and other relatives.
MIS- Chester l.. Mack of San An
tonic, Tex, has returned homo aft.r
a. a three weeks visit to Mrs. /. p
Thede. - l.
MRS. Ray Powles will be hostess at
me meeting Of her Kensington Art
club today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony O'Donneu NJ
Hotel Tulsa have returned from a
tortnights trip to Galveston Tey
The ODonnells will depart again
shortly for Pittsburgh, Pa, for The
hrlstmas season with Mr.. O'Don-
nelfs home-folk.
ne "ohsns auxiliary OF Trinity
Episcopal church will meet in the
guild room this afternoon at the usual
hour.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Heasley OF Ho-
tt Tulsa Will go to Denver Colo. for
,he Christmas season with Mrs. Heas-
ley's home-folk.
Mr.. and Mrs. James X. Putnam
who are visiting In I.awrencevllle nj
send word OF the birth Of a bebv
girl, Mary, to their daughter Mrs
John w Shields and Mr.. Shields.
Mr.. Fred @. Moser left last nisht
Tor ST. Paul, Mimi, where he viii
spend the holidays with his parents.
Mrs l.. j. Roach and little son I.
j. jr.. will 80 TO Lewton for the holt
days with relatives.
Mr. Alfred Hammage will leave st
I he end az tho fnr. Dl1 ttt, 10.