Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-22


ding party, attending Miss Campbell
as flower girl. and Mrs. Leola Thomp-
sOn-klser of this city, who is in
school in Kansas City, will also be
among the wedding guests and the
guests Of the bridal breakfast, which
Is to follow in the home of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs J. II. Campbell.
Mrs j. T.. Washington of Nashville.
Tenn, Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Bladgen of
Buffalo, n. Y, Mrs. II. Stuart Hotch-
KISS Of New Haven, Conn, and Mr.
George \. Washington of New York,
are expected to arrive early in the
week TO be in attendance AT the
Washington wedding on Sat
urday. Mrs. Washington is the
mother of the bridegroom elect. Mrs.
Bladgcn and Mrs. Hotchkiss his sisters
and Mr.. Washington his brother. The
latter will stand as best man at the
wedding
Mrs. Harry b. Goetz, who is here on
a visit to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. II. Boesche, entertained a company
of friends at dinner Friday evening
AZ the Boesche home. a motor ride
followed the dinner and the young
women of the party were guests over
night and for breakfast in the
Boesche home. Mrs. O. 5. Gould and
the Misses Ethel Kuhns, Meta John
son, Florence Kuhns, Mabel Johnson.
ldona Williamson and Kate Fulton
were Mrs. Goetz's guests
Friends whom she met while visit
ing the home of her cousins, Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. T.. Stanley in this city, will
be Interested to know of the engage
ment and approaching marriage of
Miss Leta Wright of Fort Smith. Ark,
to Mr. Jackman Gill, u young attor-
ney Of McAlester. The wedding is to
be celebrated October 25 at the home
of the brides parents 1t was while
on a visit to McAlester, en- route home
after the STANDARDIZATION wedding in
Tulsa, that Miss Wright met Mr.. Gill.
Through these columns the Young
Women's Christian association is de-
slrous of making an appeal for the
use of a piano for the cafeteria. 1t
has been suggested that there may be
n piano in storage which the owner
would prefer to have placed else
where for the winter and the commit
tee in charge of the work is hopeful
that such may be the case. Any in
formation may be telephoned Mrs. C.
r. Strouvelle at 636 or the cottage,
No. 1862.
Mr.. Albert II. Rogers and Mr.. John
Rogers will leave on Wednesday for
Kansas City, where the marriage of
the former to Miss Alena Blanche
Brawner will be celebrated Saturday
evening. October 2S, at First Baptist
church, that city Miss Althea Talbot
of Kansas City will be maid OF honor
and Mr.. John Rogers will be his
brothers best man. Mr.. Rogers is
connected with the offices of the Nc
Man oil company.
Mrs. Henry n. Greis will go to
Chanute, Kan, on Tuesday to be
among the guests of a luncheon COM
pany with which Mrs. Elmer Cooper
Miss Cecil Fisher) will entertain to
announce the engagement and ap-
preaching marriage of Miss Ora Allen
to Mr. Herbert Cavaness. Mr. Cav
aness is a well known newspaper man
of Kansas
Miss Janette Leathers was hostess
Friday evening in the homo of ner
parents Mr. and Mrs Emmett
Leathers, having as guests the girls
Of her club who include Edith Good
win, Mary Lamb, Dorothy Shaw.
Naom; Acosta Helen Hofhauer.
Louise Schmidt and Clara Brown
Mrs. Harry Price will leave today
for a brief visit in Neosho, Mo. en-
route to New York. where she will
spend the winter with Doctor Price,
who some time ago received an ap-
pointment on the staff of the Man
tattan eye, ear. nose and throat hos
pital
Mr.. A. G.. Fonda Of Austin. Texas.
will arrive tomorrow en- route home
from Washington, ID. c., for a few
days visit to his sister, Miss Isabel
Fonda Mr.. Fonda is chairman of the
Texas tariff bureau and has been in
the capital on business connected with
his office.
Mrs. John Elicit of Muskogee will
come next week to be Miss Bess
Brady'S guest during the nd-opera
season" Miss Brady will accompany
Mrs Elicit home to attend series of
dances and parties and from Muskogee
will 20 on to Columbia for the
Missouri Kansas football game.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Avery have
MS their guests Mr.. Earl r. Gardner
and Mr.. John w. Gulnac Of Ridgeway,
Pa. who motored through from the
east. arriving on Friday night Mr..
Gardner is Mrs. Avery's brother and
Mr.. Gulnac her cousin.
Mrs. A. NJ. Donahoe OF Houston.
Texas was a guest at the home of
Dir. and Mrs. Harry L. Stewart a few
days the past week en- route to Omaha,
Nah n x-tcit