Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-10

postponed until the next meeting in
two weeks. At that time double
program will be given.
The first municipal pipe organ re
cital of the season will be given at
Convention hall next Sunday after
noon, November 10. Prof. John
knowles Weaver of Kendall will pre-
side at the organ, with Mrs. Edld
Lund, soprano, ard Miss Mynne Cogs-
well, violnist, as assisting artists. The
program:
Hymnus ............ Mackenzie
Nightingale and the Rose ........
................. Saint Saens
My Old Kentucky Home. ...... Lord
Mr.. Weaver.
My Heart Ever Faithful. .... Bach
O, Sleep Why Dost Thou Leave Me?
................. Handel
Mrs Lund.
IL TroVatore FantasIe. e..........N Verdi
Mr.. Weaver.
Ave Marie ............B Bach-Gounod
Mrs Lund
(Niolin obliGato, Miss Mynne
Cogswell)
The Storm - Arranged by John
Knowles Weaver.
Synopsis
(aj Summer day in Sotcland.
tbj Bag pipes.
(c) The storm gradually ap-
proaches and passes by.
(d) Prayer and hymn.
Mr.. Weaver.
dearest ..,....... ........... Homer
Annie Laurie (Scotch song) go. --
Mrs. Luna.
TriUmphal March .........., Buck
Mr.. Weaver.
Miss Florence Healds prenuptial
courtesy to Miss Hazel Nook was u
with the members Of the bride-elect's
and her fiances family as guests A
color note of pink was effected in the
centerpiece of roses, the place cards
and candy baskets. Covers were laiG
for the bride-to-be, her mother, Mrs.
j. II. Nook, Mrs. Anderson, Miss
Helen Anderson, Mrs. Roy Nook, Mrs
Il. j. Head, Mrs. Merl j. Heald and
the hostess.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Gililand and
their family of two small children
have arrived from IIohonVille, TO
make Tulsa their place of residence
and are guests in the home of Mrs.
Gillilands brother, Mr.. James A.
Chapman and Mrs. Chapman. The
Gilliland family will reside at 1916
South Denver avenue, where they
have purchased a nome.
Mrs. w. b. Spurlock of Junction
City, Kan, has returned home, con-
cluding "A visit of several months to
her sister, Mrs Joseph w. McNeal,
1924 South Main stret. Mrs. George
Billingslea of Guthrie, who was also
a guest in the McNeal home for a
week, has gone to Muskogee for
visit with her son before returning
home.
Mrs Walter f.. Rroach and the two
younger children of the family will
Broachs home-folk in Meridian Miss.
Upon her return Mrs. Broach will he
accompanied home by her mother.
Mr.. Lewis Sponsler of Hutchinson,
Kan, will come this morning 80 spend
the day with Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Il. Cline
and Miss Mynne Cogswell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph billiard, Miss
Mary Dillard Of Washington, Ala, and
Mr.. James Dillard have returned
where they -motored on Tuesday.
The regular weekly dance of Tulsa
lodge B. =. o. f. was a pleasant in
formal gathering Of Wednesday even
ing at the Elks ballroom, with about
fifty married and young folk as
guests.
Prof. and Mrs. AlpheUs Zook Of
Bartlesvlle will come on saturday to
spend the Weekend as guests in the
home of Prof. and Mrs. f. J. katz.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank l.. Bartlett of
1879 South Denver avenue announce
the birth of a son, John Philip, on
November Z.
The Rurouette club and its friends
will dance in the clubs regular weekly
parry Friday evening at the ohio ball
room.
Mss Minrie Egan has returned to
Sapulpa. after few DAYS visit in the
home of her sister. Mrs. Jesse A. NC
kcever.
Mrs. Carl Asendo~f Of Chicago, who
has Teen the guest Of Mrs. Allie n,
Lewis for a week, left last night for
her home.
There will be no meeting Of the
Whec club this week on account of
tho Pan-IIellenic club party Saturday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs G. y. Wright Will re-
turn home this evening from several
days trip to Kansas city and Chi
cago.