Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-02
COCIAL SIDE
- of the STATE
OKMULGEE.

OLA
,wedding announcement OF interest," 10 I.
host of friends is that OF Mis, rear MouH'
and Mr. Fenton NJ Wood, which va, ,,'.
brated in Oklahoma City SATURDAY NoNcin'''
"a az 1880 in the evening al the firsl nap
tist church. The bride whose home Us VA
Ada, Okla, has been employed As '.''u''
in the city schools here for the pact ~
years and has won wide circle OF irlthuA
here The groom is prominent Young huhl
ness man. being connected WIN lh' N'hE"'v,'
Oil company aud has made his nome lL
Okmuir.e FOR more than three years. lie was
appointed captain ~ the home guards ana q
well known iu this community Mr N"o
and his bride spent Thanksgiving 80 .Al'
and will return TO Okmuigee the last Of the
week to make their nome.
The soldiers Service Unit for Red Crosf
Surgical dressings was organized frasN
night with % members llHus were m"d'
for the white uniforms and caps TO Doe worn
while In the workroom, and great ehthuslsrh
WAS shown az the prospect 81 DONG ms
needed work Several mcmhcr' WiI 20 i"
Kansas City 20 take special course 20 the
work Of making surgical dressings ana upon
their return they vii, supervise NE "or.
OF this unit which hopes 20 meet several
nights each week IN the ~orkroon al 900
North Grand
Rehesrsals have bSn started for The pla
90 be given under the auspices Of the roi
diers' Service branch Of the woman com
mittee Of the Council Of National Defense ~
the Yale theater on the night Of December
- for the benefit Of tho Okmulgee boys In
service. Several special dancing numbers WI
be featured and the play promises 10 De
one Of the best home talents ever given ln
this city.
Mrs J Be'ford and Mrs c. +. DcBrunuer
were joint hostrs.es 10 the Ala society OF
the Presbyterian church 81 the home OF Mrs
Belford Thursday afternoon The aitcrno01
vas devoted 10 knitting followed hy ih'
serving Of refreshments Nineteen inqnper'
were present
The Neishbors Knitting cIqG, met Ihursday
afternoon with Mrs r j Hil with twenty
ladies present An finished article, were
turned over to the Rel Cross and included
fifteen pairs Of socks sweaters and other
fE.agsR- fEams9Ri, TS 'Sg H}. vii "ffi iiry Thursday
Mr. and Mrs l.. II u Cook had as SUNDAY
dinner guests Mr.. and Mrs V =. Self and
little daughter Sarah and Miss Vera stone
given by the womans committee Of tn
Council Of National Defense al the Cpzy thea /
ter last Monday and Tuesday, proved a great !
success and netted the sum Of S277 for the
CHRISTMAS knit fund Of this organization. A
committee composed Of Mrs p. NJ. Carter 4
and Mrs c Il McCrory had charge OF th /
success Much credit is due Mrs + NJ. Car. !
ter and Mrs. c u McCrory, who conducted 1
the sale OF the tickets, and 10 Mr.. Feeney /
the manager OF the Cozy, Tor his kindness
in granting the use OF the theater
The high school students and members OF
the faculty entertained In the high school
Thursday night In honor Of Ernest HulSey 1
and James t<rokin. two high school boys who /
left Friday. with the other volunteers. for |
training camp The evening was pleasantly ,
spent in games AMI the boys were presented
with usefA gifts TO which they responded
with short talks expressing their thanks for
Mr. and Mrs p. s Campbell had a. 6
o clock dinner guests Thursday evening Nv.
Apd Mrs. John II Funk
The second act OF king Lear" was
studied by the Shakespeare club at its meet
ing Friday afternoon at the home OF Mrs
= NJ Carter Additional guests were Mrs
Bennett OF Fort Dodge, Iowa who is N,
house guest Of Mrs 4 ID. Cochran, and Mrs
Dudley Monk, who was mad" member 81
the club. The study was conductcd M az
interesting manner with Mrs Dietrich II
terprcting the part OF Lear and Mrs Hiatt
tho part OF Kent, and the meeting was f.
most enthusiastic one
Part OF the work planned by the woman
committee OF the Council Of National Defense
Is that OF allied relief, and Mrs. +. NJ. Carte"
has been appointed chairman of this depart
ment The work consists in collecting AMI
making OF garments for the needy French
and Belgian people and everyone is requested
\to contribute old dresses or pieces OF ma
!e5iai that may be made into, Into cIS,A'ns ,e.
stores and when purchase is made IL is
hoped that great many people will pu''
chase some article which can be used In
this relief work and drop 1t into these
Judge and Mrs c d. McCrory entertained
with family dinner Sunday AT their home
on West Second having as guests Mr.. and
Mrs. willis McCrory and two daughters,
Helen and Josephine OF Quincy, IA, and
Mr. Bert hcCrOry Of Tulsa.
Mrs s. l. johnson spent Thanksgiving In
Washington, III, with Col. Hugh Johnson
and Capt. Alex Johnson, who are stationed
~ Washington, but expect TO sail for FranCc
before spring Senator S. /. johnson w'l
Join her in Washington in about two weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis McCrory and two
daughters, Helen and Josephene we,e week
end guests OF Judge and Mrs. McCrory. Bert
McCrory home over sunday
Miss Faye Glenn aud MIR. w q Minnerly
both OF Okmulgee were quietly married Sun
day afternoon at the parsonage OF the N;
will make their home in Okmulgee
Mrs G. h McCrory, Mrs. Stsffee and Mrs
Harlan Read are In Kansas Oity taking n
special course in the making OF surgical
DRESSINGS.
Miss waunette Hamilton, who attends the
state university spent Thank sgiviug with
her parents. Mr. and Mrs X W. Hamilton.
MIR. and Mrs. Iorley Smith and two chill
drcu OF Los Angeles, Cal. arrived Friday
for visit with Mr. and Mrs. u. Smith
aud Mr.. and Mrs Ben Railcy. They will re
main until after the holidays.
Mrs Bruce Siberts and little daughter
1Iorothy are visiting friends in Oskaloosa,
Iowa, this week.
Mrs. Ii. X. Reese and Mrs. II h. seddicum
returned from Tulsa Saturday, where they
attended the district meeting OF the Woman )
Auxiliary Of the Episcopal church
Mr.. and Mrs, J. r MeCresdy have rs
Christi Texas. and Fort Sam Houston, where
their son Harry is in the officers reserve
Mrs George MullenS and little son u
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