Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-13

Company OF Ilfty guetls- Inc LF4VSl
couple left last night for Fort sam
Miller has been ordered to report for
duty.
Hycchka Club Program.
Women OF the program committee Of
the Hyechka club viii act as hostesses
at the regular meeting OF the club
Saturday afternoon in the library. The
numbers;
Paper. Development Of the Or
chestra 80. Mrs. Ralph 5. Harvey
Scherino op. IS No. 2..zAMoskoNski 2.
Mrs. ". A. Aggers.
Ave Maria with violin and cello
obhsato .............. Massenet
Violin ........ Mrs. J. a. nenry
Cello ...... Miss Marian : sta
Piano. ......... Mrs. Garland Marrs
Hungarian dance ...... Ho!sche
Maude Z. Orebaugh, Mrs. c. E. .3uch-
ner at the piano.
Whistling solo, "Carmenis"
................ II. Lane Wilson
Mrs. May Barnett Baseinger, Mrs. Er-
nest Clulow at the piano.
The Dancing Doll ,.. Debussey
Goiliwog Cake Walk .....
............ Mrs. c. E. Strouvelle
Illustrations OF Primitive Indian
Music. Mrs. Victor c. Meher
a Winter Lullaby ........ De Koyen
Mrs Harry d. MurdcSk.
Violin, selected 80. Mrs. J. A. Henry
Mrs. d. c. Acosta at the piano.
The Violets ............. Schneider
Mrs. Frank l.. Barnes. Mrs. Garland
Mars at the piano.
Air de Ballet ......... Liebling
Mrs. Leo +. Quinn.
At their initial dance Tuesday eve
ming men Of the Kalif club had as
guests Misses Ruth Fitzpatrick.
Reatrice Dildine. May Magner, Mar
gaiet Bell. Maurino Lucas, Pearl
Chaffin Jean kenredv FN'en h~d'7-
zone, Katherine Mccormick, Helen
Sigler, Ruth. kelso. Corr Be-. -
Irma Woods. Terressa Shields, Flor
ence Patten, Wilma Shulz. Ruth
Hanley Virginia Tinder Carrie Lar
son. Ethel Wright, Mayme jordan,
Estelie Lilly, Ann Cornelius; Messrs
j. j. Britt. Lloyd Wyatt, Harold
Akin, Floyd Lewis, j. w. Gillespie,
Corder Lewis, F. w. Lee, a. S. Wick
strum, Robert Lebus. f. Judson
James Clarke. ]. II. Shaffer, Francis
4mpey. ]. T. Grafton. Francis Lewis.
j. Dixon, Floyd Shields. Ray Niiey
II ~. diNtlA,
McJunkin, Clyde FiXner and G. c.
Baker.
The marriage Of Miss Orelle/Rober-
son, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs j. II.
Robertson. to Mr.. James Prewitt Of
West Point, Ky. is announced. The
ceremony was salemnized by Rev. ].
w. Darby in his study. Tuesday even
ing at s o'clock with the brides
brother and ssterin-law as witnesses
and attendants. Mr.. and Mrs. Prewitt
will remain in Tulsa until after the
holidays, when they will take up their
residence in West Point The bride
has been teacher in the Tulsa county
schools.
delightful informal gathering OF
last weekend took place in the home
Of Mr. and Mrs. William r. Stahl sat
urday evening when the members of
the Quid Libet club bade farwell to
DR.. w w. Brodie, a charter mem
Der OF the organization. Doctor Bro
die recently was commissioned a lieu
tenant in the MEDICAL reserve corps
and has been assigned to Camp Fun
ston. Fort Riley, Kan. The, twenty
members of the club presented Doc
tor Brodie with a handsome and very
NbilpItit tIdNthiiB case.
Mrs. Lilah ID. Lindsay has returned
from Washington, where she went to
attend the national meeting OF the
Women's Christian Temperance union.
Mrs. Abbie Hillerman OF Sapulpa, state
president, accompanied Mrs. Lindsay.
Mrs. Thomas A. Edison, Mrs. William
Jennings Bryan, DR.. Anna Howard
Shaw, and Miss Anna Gordon, ma
ronal president, were among the
speakers, There were nine hundred
delegates in attendance.
The International Study club. met
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs = x
w Holmes. A study and discussion
OF the Passion play filled the after
noon hours, the parts having been
taken by Mrs. II. C. Lindner. Mrs. G..
J. Brackney and Mrs. Richard Arnold.
The club will contribute towards the
Christmas celebration OF Children Of
the County Detention home.
Mrs. II. ID. Legron and Miss Jean
Pettus will arrive today from Boul-
der Col, for a visit over the Christ
mas season with their father and sis
ter Mr.. b. +. Pettus and Miss Gayle
Pettus. Mr.. Frank Pettus will come
up from camp Bowie, where he is
with the Tulsa engineering company,
to be member OF the family party.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Drake and
daughters, the Misses Isabel and Pris-
CHA Drake. who removed to this city
from Corning, y. Y. several months
since. will be at home to friends after
this week at 1906 South Denver
avenue.
There will be Joint meeting of
Hatue Graybill Missionary society and
Bethany chapter Westminster guild
this afternoon at 2 $50 o'clock In the
parlors of First Presbyterian church.
Senator and Mrs. Robert L. owen
have arrived in oklahoma from Wash
ington for few weeks visit.
THE Woman's Foreign Missionary
society OF First Methodist church will
meet this afternoon in the home of
Mrs. E. n. North, 1402 South Boston
avenue.
Mrs. Bernard A. Gillespie is spend
ing several days with her parents.
Major and Mrs. Eugene NJ. Kerr of
Mr.. and Mrs. c. +. Craver will take |