Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-01


! Miss old Harris the brides sister.
was maid OF honor and Mr. John
Doyle OF MUskogee stood as best man
The tride was becominEly attired in
| a tailored suit of brown with hat and
accessories 10 match. Last evening
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Roop and Mrs.
/ William Campbell who are long time
friends OF the bride. rendered a de-
hghtui dinner 10 honor the young
couple In the new home Of Nr. and
Mrs. Eoop on North Frisco. The living
aud ching rooms we're decorated ap-
Tropriate O. Halloween and the table
held a ccuterpiece OF white chrysan-
teen. Including Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
! Harris Of Muskogee. parents OF the
I bride. Mr. and Mrs Herrick returned !
! 20 Nuskogle last night.
! The Book club met Tuesday after
noon IN the home % Mrs A. a Small. |
I AUSTRALIAN Artists" brought forward
| from previous meeting by Mrs. VII |
! lam r. Pomeroy. was the only paper
Z OF the afternoon. Following the pro-
7 gram Ars. Sherod KeatOn. a pleasing !
4 young soprano. who has recently be- |
| come a resident OF Tulsa in her re-
movai from ~ MIskOgee entertained the |
club with group Of charming songs. !
Z Mrs leatOn was accompanied by Miss |
/ Ruth HOY.s The meeting next week |
( will he with Mrs. Herbert -. Mason
The girls. attired In bungalow ap-
rons, and men in overalis Bon Temps
club members and their friends formed
a merry party which celebrated Hal
l0ween last evening in the home OF
Miss Agnes Dunigan. Cornstalks and |
pumpkin lanterns used to decorate
and light the house gave IL much the
appearance OF the interior OF a rustic
home. Dancing 10 the music OF a |
minstrel orchestra was the pastime
supper was served TO forty. Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert p. Conweil OF BiNby were
out-of-town guests.
The senior Christian Endeavor So
ciety OF First Christian church was
host OF merry Halloween party last
evening. when the members enter
tained one hundred young people OF
the church and their friends at the
shelter house in owen park. The
house was decorated in autumn leaves
and pumpkin lanterns and the amuse-
ments were such az snuffng candles.
bobbing apples. etc. supper was
served. All guests were masked and
in costume.
Mrs. Thomas ID. Lyons was hostess
Of a delightful informal tea yesterday
afternoon when she entertained infor-
mally TO meet her sister. Mrs. G. +.
Kelley Of New York. Clusters of roses
decorated the rooms and the dining
table held centerpiece OF chrysan-
themums in the same color Mrs.
Charles ID. F. OHern. Mrs. Robert NJ
Moody and Mrs. Joseph =. Cappeau.
Jr assisted Mrs. Lyons. There were
thirty guests.
The Study and Service club which
met Tuesday afternoon with Miss
Ethel Elliott has voted to do its share
in making Christmas n happy occa-
sion for Tulsa soldiers IN the army.
Twenty-Five boxes each to contain
a pair OF bed slippers. wool socks.
khaki handkerchiefs, a fruitcake.
candy nuts. and raisins. and 10 cost
- apiece will be packed and sent to
tho men In the various camps and
cartouments
Mrs Ruth Dewey and Miss Dorinda
Bruce will 20 10 Muskogee this morn
ing 10 be present at the party with
which Mrs Eugene Atkins is enter
tanning today in honor of Miss Annie
Laurie <eatcn, fiancee OF Mr. Joe
Shallenberger Of this citv Mrs. w. T.
Brady. who is visiting her daughter,
also will be present Accompanied by |
nj. anu hIH. AthlnS MIS-. Dewey VIII |
g 20 Camp Rowie, Fort Worth. Texas.
TO spend the weekend, II
The Crosbie Heights Monday club |
held its initial meeting OF the year
Tuesday afternoon in the home Of |
Mrs. David Goodall. Aside from the |
usual Bible study the club voted 70 |
discontinue all other activities. giving |
way to war relief work, which is to be |
done thru the medium of the Red |
Cross.
Mrs Markk Il. Stanley and little |
granddaughter Phoebe Ann Iawhon |
left last night for Chicago, where the. |
VIII spend two weeks visiting Mrs |
Letha stanley Lawhon. who is a stu
dent Of Chicago musical college, and |
DR. Mont II. Stanley. who Is serving |
his internship in St Marks hospital. |
Mr.. and Mrs Wallace Doolin and |
Mr. and Mrs Bert Ranncy Of Jen- |
nings. who came over TO attend the
Homer recital and visit Mr.. and Mrs.
@. ]. Smith Tor few days. have re-
turned home. Mrs. l.. b. Ham and
Miss Eva Ham OF Jennings are visitors ]
ir the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Smith for
the remainder OF the week.
Mrs. j. II. Black, mother Of Mrs.
r. Ralph Lockwood. left last night TO s
spend the winter in Columbus, Ohio.
with Mrs. II. NJ. Edmonds. another
daughter. A telegram received by 4
Mr.. and Mrs. Lockwood. yesterday, an II