Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-14

tecnth centuries AMI the articts OF the
! period foremost of whom were David, .
who represents the classics. and Della /
| crcbN, the greatest romantic painter.
! Ihe reconstruction period following
the French revolution when the ro-
mantle tendencies began to assert
Themselves with the romantic school
as the nutgrowth was was also consid-
cred. The lecture was interesting and
highly instructive.
Although only members of the
Nook and Anderson families were
guests of the prettily appointed din
ner with which Mr.. and Mrs. Roy H.
Nook entertained last evening at
Teacup inn for Miss Hazel Nook and
Mr.. John Anderson, the affair was
one of the most pleasant which has
been given to pay courtesy to the
bridal couple-elec during the days
preceding their marriage A lovely
centerpiece of basket filled with
pink and white chrysanthemums
Neiled in maline, decorated the table
and the candy baskets were dupli-
Gates of the central decoration. There
We're covers for ten.
Miss katherine Lowe entertained
Is young friends with masquerade
party and dance Saturday evening at
the home of her mother. Mrs NJ T..
Lowe. Girls and boys of the party
were Misses Frances Shechan. Mar
gerry O'Donnell. Vera Willhour mez
Rankin, Marian hin, Ruth Rogers,
Ida Johnson, Marie Knapp: Messrs.
Leroy Pritchard. Lee Armstrong,
Ralph Carter, Dewey Davis, Paul
Rothie, Sterling Reynolds and Will
liam Willhour. and Mr.. and Mrs. AL
bert Rayburn
Cards have been received by friends
In this city for the marriage OF Miss
Ora Allen and Mr.. Herbert Cavaness
both of Chanute, which viii occur on
November % at the home of the
brides mother Mrs. X pert Newtpl
Allen. Mr.. CaNeness is a well known
young newspaper man OF Kansas. Mr..
and Mrs. Henry y. Greis are among
the friends who will 20 20 Chanute for
the wedding.
Fhe Tulsa Womans club met reg
|. ularly yesterday afternoon at the
library clubroom with Mrs ID. q.
kehrer presiding as hostess The
clubs Thanksgiving program WINS
given as follows:
Response ts-Thanksgiving verses
Thoughts on the Book of Acts ....
........... Mrs. O. II. Leonard
Thoughts on the Book Of Hebrews
........... Mrs. 4. Ernsberger
Thoughts on the Book of Revela-
ticns ............ Mrs. O. ID. Hunt
Mr. and Mrs Fred NJ Scott have as
guests Mrs. II. b. Lauderbaugh and
daughter Ruth Alpharetta of Graf
ton. Pa, Mrs Scott's father and sis
ter, Mr. Harry BURNER and Miss Anna
Burtrer are expected to arrive at the
end of the week from Pittsburgh Pa,
to make this city their home and will
be guests for time in the Scott home
also
Messrs. and Mines. Frank John
son. III. +. Easton, II. b. Sanders, r..
L. Laws. James Marshall, Homer
Huff, DR.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Temples,
and the Misses Lancaster and Love
comprised a party that rendered Mr..
and Mrs Edward Dalton II pleasant
surprise Saturday evening. The even
ing was spent in playing rook and n
supper was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank II. Craver en-
tertained the Quid Libet club with
an indoor picnic last evening. Spe-
= cial features of the evening were the
initiation of Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Sim
mons and Mrs. +. Il. Jordan into
the mysteries of membership and a
the hour.
Mrs $. s. Mclaughlin Of Kinks
Vile, Mo. came on Saturday for a
few days Visit to her sister, Mrs. G,
II. Eiskaddon. Upon her return home
: Thursday she will be accompanied hy
Mrs. Kiskaddon, who goes iCi "A brci
visit en- route to Montclair, y. j.,
whore she will spend the winter with
her daughter.
The Rt. Rev Theodore Il. Thurston,
bishop of Eastern oklahoma, and the
Rev. Henry Hyde of Joplin, M0., will
be guests of Bishop and Mrs Sidney
q G. Partridge during the annual dio-
cesan council. They will arrive Tues
day.-Kansas City star
4 Mrs w. w Bonee and Miss Rcda
y louge OF Montpelier, Ind. will arri\ {
d late in November TO spend the winter
q with Mr.. and Mrs II. B. Gutelius anf
family The expected visitors arc
mother and sister of Mrs. GutcluS
Mrs. y. A. McDougal Of Sapulpc
N will come on "Wednesday to attcnc
= Mrs. James r.. Cole's afternoon musi
Il cal and during her stay in tho city
q will he a guest in the home OF Mr
i and Mrs. w. Il. Brown, 444 Sout'
81 Elwood avenue.
i Mrs. James * Crawford left las
" night for Charleston. w Va, wherc
4 shC was called on account of the criti
Il cal illness of her father, Mr.. j. II
q Nightingale She was accompanied a'
81 far as 81. Louis hv Mr.. Crawford
81 Members Of the Wom1n's Golf clut
a are requested TO turn IN their score'
y during the week for the qualifYra
round Of the tournament i'm which the
" Kemp trophy of a cup has boen OF
fored to the winner Of the har1icap
Mrs John A. owens and Mrs Cas'
A. Mayo played substitute hands al
the meeting of the Monday auction
club Yesterday afternoon when Mrs
Hulette T. Aby was hostess
Mrs Sigmund NJ Bass and baby
daughter Jane Lee will arrive shortly
from St Louis, for a visit In the nome
of Mrs. Rass's parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Andrew ]. Rudd. and her sister Mrs
g. c. Cole.
Miss Mollie Fitzgerald OF Columbus