Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-27
Married.

hdTIItu.
Mrs. Maud Coffey of this city be-
came the wife of Mr.. stephen COrdray
Of Coffeyville, Kan, in q quiet we'd
ding ceremony which took place at
noon yesterday in the Presbyterian
manse with the Rev. Mr.. c. w. Kerr
officiating. Mrs. j.. c. Peters was the
only witness of the service in which
the ring was used, and Immediately
after which the wedding party re-
paired to the Peters residence for
luncheon.
The bride was attired for her mar
riage in travelling suit of blue, Mr.
and Mrs. COrdray left yesterday aft
ernOon for Coffeyville where Mr.. Cor
dray is engaged in business and where
they will begin housekeeping shortly.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Hooker expect
to take possession OF their newly-ac-
quired home at $40 South Elwood ave-
nue. about February 10. Mr.. and Mrs,
Hooker have been residents Of Tulsa
more than a year., having been located
until recently at Hotel Tulsa. They
have been temporarily domiciled in q
furnished house at 416 West Sixth
street.
The bans were published last Sun
day in Alton, ILL.,. for the marriage Of
Miss Letitia McGinness Of Alton to
Mr.. John Albert O'Connell Of Tulsa,
the wedding to be celebrated Wednes-
day, February 10, In the Catholic
church of the former city. The cere-
mony is to be one of a large number
of guests and will be attended by con-
siderable beauty of appointment. The
bride-elect spent the past summer In
Tulsa, visiting the home Of her sister,
Mrs. Walter Flahie, and 1t was during
her visit here that the acquaintance
with her fiance began. Mr.. OConnell
Is connected with a well-known anu
featuring concern of this city. Mrs.
Flahie will attend the wedding Of her
sister, and q number Of friends Of the
bridegroom-elect are also making
plans to be present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus S. Avery ex-
tended invitations yesterday for a din
ner Of IL YER on Thursday evening,
the affair to be the first of a series
which the Averys have planned in en-
t%ertainmcnt of their friends. Mr..
Avery's mother, Mrs. A. j. Avery, Of
Noel, Mo, will be the guest Of honor,
and Mrs. s. u. Lowe Of Chattanooga,
has been asked to share with
her. The party will include DR.. and
Mrs. w. Albert Cook, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mayo, Mr.. and Mrs. Dan J. Da-
yisson, Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Randolph
and the Avery family.
January's meetings of the Ruskin
Art club in Mrs. Dan j.. Davisson's
home were crowned with a most inter-
esting session on Monday afternoon
when American Women Sculptors''
was the subject Of study. Mrs. Clar-
j. Hindman contributed to the
enjoyment Of the program with a pa
per on the women sculptors who have
become famous, giving particular en-
phasis to Harriet HOsmer and Winnie
HoXie. Mrs. Frank b. DeShon
the club on the subject Of
Nedder, one of the best-known
Of modern times. The session
was concluded with a pleasant social
session in which Mrs. Davisson. served
tea and cakes. The meetings for Feb
ruary will be held in Mrs. Charles b.
home
Lest the continual study Of South
America should become monotonous.
program committee of the Tues
day Book club wisely a di-
Of subjects to alternate its sea-
work occasionally. Last week
was an afternoon in the realms
OF art, the study this week again be-
ing confined TO the South American
particularly Ecuador. The pa
pers were preceded with music by Mrs.
II. Hake, after which pom
relative TO the country and its beauties