Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-31

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| board. The floral decorations were
elaborate Australian ferns, rosas and
chrysanthemums extending thru The
| body OF the chapel, with lighted can
| dies and bride roses on the altar. The
full choral service was preceded by a
short organ recital during the seating
OF the guests, representing official ana
resident society. The young bride,
who selected the scene of her maria ge
| by reason OF her four years as IA pupil
in the cathedral school. was escorted
| by her father and preceded by four
maids and one matron attendant. Mrs.
! Hepburn walker, formerly Miss Flea
nor Scott of Pittsburgh; Miss Alice
! OGorman. Miss Jean Shaw Kennedy,
, and Miss Laurie Smith. all OF New
/ York, and Mrs Lillian Birney OF
/ Washington. made up this company.
! All wore gowns OF white velvet. The
| brides gown was severely plain. with
the court train showing new bout
fant effect Just below the waistline,
the latter being marked by girdle OF
pearls which fastened in front, whence
! two long ends fell to the ground. The
veil was OF tulle edged In pearls and
the long sleeves OF the gown of chif-
fon. The ushers all In uniform OF the
new Reserve army, were Paymaster
/ bdlldls Lieutenant
| Dyckman, Lieutenant Norman Schaff.
and Lieutenant Charles Bartlett. The
Rt. Rev. Charles Hutchinson OF Phila-
delphia officiated, assisted by the Rev.
G.. G. i. Bratcnahl dean of the cathe-
dral. Dewitt Hawkins. u. s. n r..
acted as best man for his brother A
reception at the Owen residence, 1881
IL street, followed the ceremony. Mrs.
| Owen wore very handsome gown of
brown chiffon velvet, with ostrich
trimmed hat to match. The maternal
grandmother OF the bride. Mrs. G. V.
| Hester OF Oklahoma, assisted in re-
| ceiving."
Mrs. II. A. Kneisley OF New York,
who has spent the past week with Mrs.
Charles Il. Ames. 401 West Fourteenth
| street, left Sunday evening for Little
| Rock, where che will visit for a short
time before going south TO remain
until called into war service. Mrs.
| kneisley has volunteered as hostess for
one OF the social centers to be estab-
| lished at the various cantonments thru
the agency Of the Young Women's
Christian sociation.-Daily Okla
homan. Mrs Kneisley recently visited
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank II.
3, Greer.
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At the regular meeting OF the Tulsa
Woman's club meeting Monday of th-
| Liberty loan committee OF the club OF
which Mrs. +. ]. Murray was chair
| man. reported the sale OF bonds 20
the sum of s7.100. Tho the women
| are not engaged in war relief as a
! club, individually they are doing their
fhare in Red Cross work and Navy
league activities. The only paper OF
the afternoon was read by Mrs. o. ID.
| Hunt. who gave the women her idea
or THE psychology of the great war;
Mrs. Lilah ID. Lindsay conducted the
| parliamentary drill.
Members of the Rebekah club and
| their friends to the number OF rs
were guests of an old-fashioned Hal
loween party Monday evening in the
home of Mrs. j. B. Davis. 1t was
a costume and masque affair and fol-
lowing an evening OF games appro-
PIRATE to the season. refreshments
were served in the basement of the
home.
Another knitting unit of the Navy
league was formed Monday afternoon
in the home Of Mrs. Rex s. Walker
with a membership OF "a young ma
irons. The meeting next Monday will
be held with Mrs. John u. Anderson
of Manhattan lodge.
Mrs Preston c. West has returned
from a months visit in Washington,
where her young daughter. Miss Win
fired, is a student of Miss Eastman s
school and her son, Master Gustavus,
is in the Columbia school preparing
himself for entrance to the navy.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. b. Reeser and Mr..
Robert b. Law of Pittsburgh Pa. are
expected to arrive on Friday for q
several days visit in Tulsa. during
which time they will be the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. f. p. Zoch OF 716 South
Boulder avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. James r. Cole and
| Mr.. and Mrs. e. G. Cole will return
this evening from Dallas. where they
were present during the last illness
| and death of Col. James X. Cole
father of the Messrs. Cole.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Il. Stich of Inde-
pendence, Kan, who came down for
the Madam Homer concert recital and
Sinclair, a brief visit, will return home
today
Mrs. Agnes OBrienM Moore and
daughter Miss Annette, have arrived
from Los Angeles. Cal. TO visit the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. +. Robinson
during the winter. Mrs. O'Brien-
Moore is a sister of Mrs. Robinson.
Mrs. Winifred Washabaugh has
taken the residence of Mr. and Mrs
William l.. Connolly at Fourteenth
and Carson. where she and her family
will be at home TO friends after De-
cember /.
Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Markham, jr.
have returned from Bradford, Pa.
where they were summoned on ac-