Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-11

chapters of Revelation, We must admit
that the entire literature of the He
brew nation meets the highest stand
ards OF unity, nobility of expression
and poetic justice. Then IL we com
pare individually the poetry, the short
stories, the orations, and the dramas
OF the Bible with the best that olher
nations have produced we find the
Hebrews have been unsurpassed. To
| illustrate the literary forms Mrs. Barry
read portions of the Old Testament.
Her reading was a genuine delight to
the audience in revealing the beauty,
the rhythm, and the emotional height
OF expression OF Hebrew literature.
Mrs. Barry's grace and charm OF per-
lscnality added much to the appeal of
the lecture. At the next lecture. Jan
uary IL. Mrs. Barry win lecture on the
Greek period of civilization. and she
VIII read The Trojan Woman" by
liuripides. which is particularly appli-
cable today as IL reveals the terrible
price which women and children pay
in war. THE Trojan Woman" has
been one OF the greatest dramatic sue
ccsses of recent years in the east. and
was presented by Grandviile Barker
land Lila McCarty.
At meeting of the Tulsa woman's
club yesterday the need OF Red Cross
workers was recognized to the extent
that the women voted TO spend three
Monday afternoons a month in war
relief at headquarters and the re-
naming afternoon to study. A plea
was made by Mrs. o. ID. Hunt in be-
half or the county detention home,
bN Mrs. j. ID. Richards for the trav-
elers' aid work in Tulsa and by Mrs
William N Sill for the Red Cross. As
result the club voted $5 TO the
travellers aid and Mrs. Alfred G. Heg-
gam rendered her new home in Maple
Ridge for a tea Monday afternoon,
December IT, for the benefit OF local
charities. The program for yester-
day was as follows:
Roll call-Events OF the War.
Paper, THE Balkans States"
............ Mrs. II. w. johnson
Turkey" ...... Mrs. c. r. Thurwen
Their friends will be interested in
announcement Of the marriage OF
Miss Grace Foster, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. j. f. Foster OF Watsika,
ILL.,. to Mr.. w. z. Miller, formerly of
Columbus, Ohio, but now a resident
OF Tulsa. The wedding took place
November at Waxahachie, Texas, and
has just been announced. Mr.. Miller
Is son of Rev. and Mrs. w. II. Miller
of Waxahacie. The bride formerly
attended Oklahoma university. Mr.
Miller recently returned to the states
after spending year in South Amer
lea. Mr.. and Mrs. Miller are at Hotel
Tulsa temporarily.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward X. Roth Miss
Kathleen Connolly have arrived home
after a honeymoon trip to Iowa and
Illinois and are guests of Mrs. Roth's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Willis C. Con-
molly En- route they stopped over for
a few days with Mr.. and Mrs. G.. f..
Roth OF Independence. Kan.
Mrs. A. e. Sparks and daughter,
Miss Anna, have arrived from Wood
Vile, Ohio, to spend the winter visit
ing the homes of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
NJ. Scott and Mr.. Henry Burtner OF
Sand Springs, who is Mrs. Sparks
father.
Miss Leona Galbreath entertained
the Whee club for it's regular meeting
Saturday. Three tables of auction
were played by matrons and girls who
are members.
Mrs ]. A. Nangan left yesterday
for Ottumwa, iowa, accompanying |
her son, Mr.. Lawrence Mangan, en-
route to Washington. where he has
enlisted in the service.
Mrs. Harry J. Culbertson and little |
son Harold have returned from Ten /
nessee where they spent several |
months with Mrs. Culbertson's home
folk.
Mrs. Herman L. Heck Of Saginaw.
Mich, has arrived for a visit TO her I
Mrs. Edgar Roster and Miss
Mary Jane Murray.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. vandever, who !
have been visiting the lpmes of their
sons, Messrs. w. A., c. S. and Gary |
Nandever for several weeks, will re-
turn TO Ivring, ILL.,, during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs, d. d. Wertzberger
have as their guests Mr.. and Mrs. !
Taylor o. Wright and Mr.. ]. NJ. Jones
of Topeka. Kan, and Mrs. j. S. Me-
EvCX of Ottawa Ill. \
Mrs. G. l.. Goodale will go to Col
linsville today to attend the annual |
Christmas party of the Priscilla club,
OF which she is a member.
The Patrons Teachers association OF |
Riverview school will meet Wednesday 1
December IA, in the school |
Mrs. c. r. Hartman will be hostess
TO the matrons OF the Tuesday Sew
ing club this afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs C. II. Sweet have re-
turned from trip to st. Louis and
Chicago.
Wartime Menus.
BREAKFAST
Stewed Raisins and prunes
Farina with top milk
Mullins
Honey