Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-27

Mt high noon in the home OF the
brides mother, Mrs. NJ, II. Johnson.
Baskets of roses and stevia decorated
the ceremony room where the mar
riage was celebrated by the bride
groom's father. Rev. Il. Il. Clack OF
Meeker, Okla, in the presence or the
relatives and few friends, The bride
wore her travelling suit OF taupe velvet
with collar and cuffs OF seal, and a
hat of silver lace. A corsage of lilies
OF the valley and orchids completed
her toilette. Following the wedding
a luncheon was served with covers
for twenty. The table held decora-
tlons OF a basket of Killarney roses
tied with pink tulle Mr.. and Mrs.
Clack have gone for a wedding trip
to Kansas City. Reverend and Mrs.
Clack and Miss Ora Clack of Meeker,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Billings and Mr..
and Mrs. Dudley X. Tucker of Okla
homa City and Miss Anna Irwin of
Gotebo, Okla, were out-of-town
guests.
The Misses Mary, Edna and Rhea
Haskins. young daughters of DR.. and
Mrs Thomas NJ. Haskins, were host
esses Of lovely holiday week dancing
party last evening. when they enter
tanned in the home of their parents
jat 115l North Denver avenue. The
second floor of the home, decorated
in Christmas greens, provided the
party getting and the evening wa
spent in the terpsichorean pasume
A buffet supper was served. Among
the girls and young men OF the party
were Misses Ruth Brown, Margare'
Tague. Nellie Miller Ruth Tague
Vivian Fulghum, Gladys Connors
Helen Tague. Eula Magee, Elizabeth
McJunkin Jean Pringle; Messrs
Joseph Carson, John McJunkin, a
Rips, Bartlett. Chester Menkemeller
Robert Berry, Neil Bacon, Lee Ken
nedy and Ira Rinehart.
Miss Muriel Albee entertained s
group of girl friends with matinee
party to the moving picture theatel
yesterday afternoon, in honor or Mis-
Helen Williamson OF Marietta, Ohio.
who is on a visit to the home of th'
young hostess parents, Mr.. and Mrs
C. +. Albee, and other friends. Th'
afternoon at the matinee performance
was followed by the serving of lunch
con at the Superior Tea room. Mrs
Albee and Mrs. +. B. Berlin chaper
oned the following young misses
Mildred Scott, Edith Williamson, Lu
cile Berlin, Dorothy Mckinney Caro-
Wilson, Isabel Butler, Esther Aiken
Mildred Finch, Dorothy Bruce anC
Annie Laurie Lockwood.
Miss Mary Lawton of Colorad,
Springs, an attractive young girl wh'
is visiting Mrs. w. A Aggers, was in
formally presented to a group o
young matrons and maids at a part,
of which Mrs. Aggers and Miss Naom
Meserve were hostesses yesterday af
ternoon in the home of Mrs. Aggers
Members of the Whee club togethe
with "a small group of other friend
were the guests, who played eigh
tables of auction bridge. The Christ
mas decorations of the house formed
the party setting. Favors-of lingeri
were awarded to the honor guest ant
guest making high score. Miss Juliett
Hunt assisted the hostesses In serving
A quiet home wedding of Christina
day at the residence of the bride
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. A Harts
horne, had as principals their onl
daughter, Miss Martha Hartshornt
and Mr.. Frank S. Giles. The ceremon
was solemnized at o'clock p. m. wit
Reverend Simpson of Grace Method
list church as officiating minister.
wedding dinner for the guests, VIII
included only the Immediate relative!
followed the ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs. 1reymond NJ. Bah
cock entertained with a delightft
family dinner party Christmas d.
to honor the return home from Cam
Bowie, san Antonio, Texas, of NJ
Babcocls's brother. w. Nj. Babcoci
| jr.. who is a member of the engineer
ing corps Mrs. J. NJ. Propst and Mis-
Katherine Propst of Neosho, Mo, wer
outof- town guests.
Miss Evangelne Laura Cook wa
| the bride and Mr.. Robert Miller III
! bridegroom in a beautiful weddin
1 of Christmas day, which was celt
brated at o'clock in the evening
the home of the brides mother, Mr.
C. u. Cook, 1919 South Cincinna
avenue. To the decorations of Chris