Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-26

which viii be enacted in the home OF
Mr. and Mrs. Brady this evening was
pictured In a diminutive bride In her
bridal robes, attended by many cupids,
and surrounded with white brides
roses. The place cards were appro-
priatcly designed for the prenuptial
occasion. Covers were laid, In add
ton TO those OF tho bride elect and
hostess. for Mesdames Ruth Dewey
Ross w. Rayburn, Harry +. Castle.
Ralph Dllard, Frank W Dilard;
Misses Bess Hudson, Mabel Core.
Mary Delaney, Mary Sill Ruth Fitz-
patrick, Miriam Murphcy, Naomi Me
serve, Frances Broach. Dorinda Bruce
Of Muskogee and Irene Broughton Of
Abilene. Kan.
Boys Of the Tyrola club were hosts
OF hayride and picnic at Owasso
lake with group Of their girl friends
as guests. Mrs H.. II. Short Mrs
Harry A. Earns and Mrs. Fred Hood
were chaperons of the party which in
cludod Louise Stcbbins, Marian Nc
Clintock. Dorcas Mcconnell Esther
Marshall, Isabel Downing, Margaret
Fitzgerald, Mildred Wintcrringer Ma
mic Lauscn. Glen Earns. Irene Nc
Laughlin, Elizabeth Treat, Gonevieve
Schmidt, Florence Cravcr Grace Con-
molly, Rosalind Hollow. Kenneth
Crouch, Joseph Jankowsky. John
Thomas, John Barrows, Bradford
Williams, Stanley Smith, Edward
Short and Lewis Algeo.
Dr. William Dcatherage, who was
called here on account OF the Illness
of Mrs. Ella Bass Smith, has returned
10 Dallas, Texas Mrs. Smith, who
has been here from Gainesville. Texas
visiting the home Of her sister, Mrs
James X. COLE was removed to the
hospital last week for treatment, to
which she is responding nicely, Mrs.
smith has been In i'll health for some
time.
Continuing its activities in behalf OF
the city's program OF war relief. the
Twentieth Century club met yester-
day morning In the home of Mrs
Ralph V. Smith. The tune was de-
voted To knitting. The club will meet
next week In the workroom of the IL
brary to make sheets for the field and
base hospitafs OF the army.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles B. Rogers
were hosts to the matrons and men
OF their evening card club at the
weeks end and on yesterday after
noon Mrs. Rogers had the matrons OF
her two-table afternoon club with
her for II pleasant game of auction.
Mrs John Bolo OF Pittsburgh, Pa.
accompanied by her granddaughter,
Mary Bole McCandless of Los Angeles,
resumed her journey to the east on
Sunday after visiting the nome OF
Mr.. and Mrs. George S. Bole several
days.
The Misses Matte Zufall and Helen
Rutherford and Messrs. Prutt Nelson
and Aaron Helms OF Muskogee mo-
tored to Tulsa and spent the week
end as guests Of MIR. and Mrs. Don
&. Boutwell, of the Lorton apartments.
Miss Margaret Wyndham OF Tulsa
Will arrive today or tomorrow for a
short visit with Mrs Il. B. Wilcox,
100 East Seventh street. before go-
ing to Texas to make an extended visit
with friends and relatives. - Daily
Oklahoman.
Mrs. j. w. Baker of Enid is here.
having been summoned by the critical
condition of her mother, Mrs. Freese,
who Is Ill in the home of her son, MIR.
Il. c. Freese. 917 South Guthrie ave
nue..
Judge w I. williams and daughter.
Miss Mary Clay Williams, left at the
end of the week for Boulder, Col.
Miss Williams expects to do some spe-
cial work at the university during the
summer months.
Little Josephine Ann. daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs, Clarence j. Hindman,
has returnd from Excelsior Springs.
where she spent several days with her