Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-13

Conwell with Mr.. Thomas Dunlgan,
Nwho stood as his best man. The
brides gown was Of white sattp. tulle
and lace and her picture hat ~ white
gcurgctto. She carried white Killar-
ucy roses. The maid OF honor was all
In pink, her gown Of gcorgettc, her
hat aud flgWers. which were also XII
larncys, being I'm the prevailing color
mote. The brides going away cos
tune was "A blue serge suit and white
milan hat. Immediately following
the ceremony the bridal party drove
to Hotel Tulsa, whore "a wedding
breakfast was served for IS guests
, The table decorations were Of pink
roses. Covers were laid, In addition
TO those OF tho bridal couple and at
tcndants, for Mrs Mary Siegfried, Mr.
and Mrs. Raymond II. Siegfried, Mr..
and Mrs II. V. McGivorn OF Council
lin, okla; Mosdames Richard Gray
and Franklin S. Gray; Misses Joseph
Inc Irwin and Agnes DUNCAN. Messrs
Paul McGivern and II. S. Lytlet OF
Drumright Mr.. and Mrs. Conwcll
have gone for Il wedding trip to Bur
falo, Niagara Fails, Bradford and
Pittsbprgh. Pa. They VIII reside In
BiNby.
Mrs Theodore u. Evans paid Miss
N'i'fA 'A'li''fth "a I'''Ns '''AlfAiiA''''N
iu anticipation OF he" approaching
marriage, yesterday afternoon, when
she entertained the memhers of the
patrol OF Auba court, Ladies' shrine,
In Miss Hopplng's honor. The bride
elects sister Mrs. H. c. Doolcy (Miss
lis,a HOpping) OF llichita. okla, who
was married last year shared I'm the
courtesy Of the happy affair. Fra
grant honeysucklc and rambler roses
e.. H.. t|tf cot
love tale provided special diversion
with "A flower holder M the prize to
the guest answering. the largest num-
bcI of questions asked Little Helen
Louise Micklcson and Marjorie Hud-
son, dressed as cupids. presented tho
-huwcr gifts, which were many useful
furnishings for "A Kitchen. borne IN
Ia lovely pink and white chariot.
salad and ice course was served with
Mrs. j h. Bartlett and the Misses Lu-
cia Lewis. Marthaleno Filley. Miriam
Evans and Virginia Louis Hudson as
sisting. The guest party included
Mcsdamos John w. Simpson. Harry
Hudson. T.. " Murray. Earl Tiffany,
II. G.. Deems, +. M. Buckley. Walter
j.. Nichols. John Mciscnbacher. Wood
son -. Norvcll, u. ID. Nicholson, ].
Eagar DE Hart T.. Il. Andrews O. 4.
Dawson j. Il. Bartlett, w l.. Tomson.
-. u lNobtIlh, w. =. fllIpll' 1. u.
Hartman. j. Il. Hildt. O. f.. Filley,
Frank w, Perry and II. b. Saunders.
Tho Twentieth Century club. an
other of the city's organizations which
is dcVotiug one afternoon every two
weeks to war relief, met Monday aft
crnoon in tho home OF Mrs. Frank L..
ShalleubcrEor. Members of the club
compose knitting unit and
portion OF tho meeting time is
given over to the making of Red
Cross supplies An hour OF social
recreation followed the work. Mrs.
Fletcher Maclary of Chanute, kan;
Mrs w A. Suter of Waco, Texas
Mis- NJ. j. Maclary and Mrs. De
Verne Nenscl We're the clubs guests.
The next meeting I'm two weeks Will
be with Mrs. Ralph v Smith.
Mrs. Marvin McCarty entertained
with matinee parry for the picture
loan the Woman" yesterday after
noon at the Palace tleater. in compli-
ment to her sister, Miss Grace Graf
fius OF Springfield, Mo. Following the
picture Mrs. McCarty and her guests
formed n luncheon party at down
town confectionery. Mrs. $. M. Car
son and the Misses Mildred Mari
Twyliah Springer. Marian Skinner
and RoXie Marie Marr We're Mrs. Me
Curty's guests.
Mr.. and Mrs James X. Cole have
as guests in their home Mrs. Coles
mother, Mrs j. ~ Bass Of Gainesville
Texas, and her sisters. Mrs. Ella Bass
Smith of Gainesville, Mrs. w. A