Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-07

Saunders, to Mr.. Harry A. Potter.
The wedding was very quietly solcm
ni2cd Wednesday evening, July s, at
the mansc of First Presbyterian
church with Rev. =. w. Kerr
officiating. Tine bride. who is a
daughter o. Mrs Mary Saunders of
Newcastle, Pa, has resided In the
Taylor home tor the past five years.
Mr.. Potter is a son of MIR. Frank Pot
ter, editor OF the oil and Gas Jour
nal. The young couple Will make
their home IN Drumright
Mrs. Edward L. Moorchcad and
baby are leaving this evening for Los
Angeles to spend several months lis
iting Mis- Moorehead's parents. M.
and Mrs. NJ. H. Mosicr. The new
home of the Mosiers, which has been
in the course of erection for some
time, will ne completed and opened
during the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. O. w Maloney will
be among the party of Shriners and
their families VINO leave today for
Buffalo After attending the Shrine
festivities they Will visit New York
and Atlantic City later going to Mich
gan lakes Tor tie remainder of the
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs j. II. Dalious have as
their guests Mrs DaliouS' mother,
Mrs. j. j. Alexander of Franklin, Ind,
her brother, Rev. c. f.. Alexander
Mrs. Alexander and their little daugh-
ter Daisy of Bartlesville. Reverend
Alexander Is pastor of the BartIes-
vile Presbyterian church.
Mrs Orville l.. James left yesterday
for West Yarmouth on cape Cod,
Mass, where she will join her chill
dren, Miss Pauline and Master Orville.
ma visit to the lovely new summer
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace N.
Robinson.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Edgar De Hart will
accompany the Shrine party to Buff
falo, going later for trip to points of
interest in the east. Before returning
to Tulsa they will also visit Mrs De
liarts home-folk in Hartford CITY
Ind.
Mr. and Mrs Samuel r. Dye are
among those who will leave today
with the Shriners for Buffalo At the
conclusion of the Shrine meeting they
will go for a visit I'm New York and
Trenton. N. j.. where Mr. Dyes home
folk reside.
Mrs. T =. Hughes acc )nIaanied by
her daughter. Mrs. Joh' Gay Small,
and grandson James of Lit;ic Rock,
Ark. will leave early next week for
Manitou, Colo, to spend several
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Thompson will
join the Shrine party on the Buffaiu
trip today and will later visit New
York, Philadelphia and Washington
before returning home at the end of
three weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Van Voorhis
and daughter, Miss Mary Swagler,
left early in the week for trip
overland In their car to Manltou,
where they will spend two months at
their summer home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Crawley, former
residents OF Tulsa, who have been
living in Shreveport, La. for the past
three years, are returning here TO
make their home and will reside in
the Ncwsum apartments.
Mr.. and Mrs J. w. McNeal and the
Misses Elizabeth and Ruby McNeal
have returned from Fairland, Okla,
where they motored to spend a few
days with their son and brother MT
Paul McNeal.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. D. Wertzbereer
and their children, Clethane. Robert
and Fiorise, leave today on the Shrine
train .for Buffalo, after which they
have planned a trip to points in New
England and Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs q. C. Yeager had as
guests yesterday Mrs. Nora Walker