Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-18

uauHHter or one OF Tulsa's pioneer
Families and grew To womanhoou
In this city, where she attended tho
public schools, later finishing her
school career in Henry Kendall COZ.
loge and Central college. Lexington,
MO. Mr.. Mills Is a prominent business
man OF Webb City and Joplin. Mr..
and Mrs. Mills have gone for we'd
ding trip to Chicago. A wedding
breakfast was served to the small
company OF immediate relatives and
close friends, who witnessed the cere-
mony.
The annual reception and faculty
concert OF Henry Kendall college will
be held this evening at Sl5 In the col
lege auditorium. The program Is to
be followed by the usual reception in
the library. Patrons of the school and
interested persons are invited. The
program:
Organ-Oberon Fantasie go. Weber
Mr.. John Knowles Weaver
Noice-Under the Leaves -. Ronald
Miss Glare Biddison
Piano
(a) Tamborlne .Rameau-G odowsly
OBJ LeCygne ......... Saint -Saens
Miss Flo North
Reading
(a) Good Cheer ........ .Ehrmann
(b) Opportunity
..... Edmund Roland Sill
(c) The Great Guest Comes
........... Edwin Markha m
Miss Margaret Wyndham
la) Madrigal ......... simmonettl
OBJ Waltz ..............H Hummel
Mr.. Adolph Kramer
Friends of the bride, who Frequently
has visited the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
i. $. Henry. will be Interested TO
eoar OF the marriage OF Miss Aubrey
Culberson of Houston. Texas, to DR..
John Laughlin of New York. a lieu
tenant in the United States navy,
which took place at Fort Munroe. Va,
September 1. Doctor Laughlin sailed
soon after on the battleship Utah for
foreign waters and his bride. with hA''
mother, Mrs. Robert u. Culberson. is
sotourning at Hot Springs. Va, before
returning to Houston to remain during
Doctor Laughlin's service In the navy
Ihe bride was always popular visitor
in Tulsa, and was much entertained
during her stay in Henry home.
Relatives OF the bridegroom in this
city have received announcement OF
the marriage of Miss Elsie Mary Con-
stantin of Philadelphia and Mr.. Joseph
f. Brill OF Stroud, which took place
october at Hampstead, l.. l. Mr.
Brill is member OF the Tulsa am
bulance company and by this time II
Is thot has sailed with his company
FOR France. The marriage culmintes
romance which began in the east
more than year ago Mr.. Brill Is a
son OF Rev. and Mrs. II. T.. Brill OF
Stroud and a brother OF Mr.. Charles
T.. Brill OF Tulsa.
Tuesdays meeting of the Book club
was held in the home Of Mrs w. Fl.
Hendren of Kendall. Music for the
occasion, which always precedes the
program, was rendered by Miss Esther
Handley. Political Australia was the
subject of the afternoons study with
the following papers by various mem
bers:
Political divisions. 80. Mrs. Hendren
Constitution and government. .....
..............,M Mrs. Percy Collins
Mrs M. Kahn and Miss Blanche
Kahn OF Dallas, who are on visit to
relatives In Tulsa, have been the guests
honored at a series of pretty social af-
fairs this week. Monday found Mrs
julius Kahn entertaining at luncheon
for the visitors and on Tuesday Mrs
Max Kahn honored them with n luncn-
con party. Last evening Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Dreyfus entertained with family
dinner for the visitors from the south
land
The Misses Helen Paul, Nellie An
do
Sallie Branham and Beulah Peters;
Messrs. Jim Cole. ]. p. Zoller. Sam
Davis, Joe Stuttsman, Cy Perkins and
b. w. Mackey, chaperoned by Mr.. and
Mrs. Stanley Chastain and Mr. and
Mrs. c. d. Houston. made up a party
hat enjoyed a weinle roast at Crib
Siding last evening.
Mrs. Charles +. Farren has gone to
Kansas City, where she will attend
the national convention of home mis-
sionary societies of the Methodist
church as a delegate from the Young
Women's society of First Methodist
church. Tulsa The meeting convened
yesterday and will continue until Oc-
tober 23.
Mr.. and Mrs. John 3. Butler. who
have been In New York for the past
several months. are expected home
shortly. Mrs Butler Is convalescins
after an operation for appendicitis.
The Patrons Teachers association
of Washington school will hold a pa
triotic meeting this evening at 1880 in
the school auditorium. Addresses on
the Liberty loan will be made by men,