Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-06
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Cross headquarters, and on Wednes-
day they will devote themselves to the
making OF dressings In the library.
The chapter completed arrangements
for sending n Christmas box TO men
OF the crew Of the patrol boat Thorn
ton which is guarding the Virginia
coast. There are "a men In the crew.
The new year books, which this season
were designed with n view to econ
omizing In favor OF war work, were
distributed.
Miss Gladys Jane Leslie. daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs Charles Il. Leslie. and
Lieutenant Coleman Ecklc OF Lexing-
ton, Mo, were married last evening.
the ceremony having been solemniZed
In the home Of the brides parents at
s09 South Denver avenue. Rev. Louis
s. Barton OF Boston avenue Methodist
church was officiating minister. Miss
Lois Greene OF Cowcta played the
wedding music, accompanying Mrs
Charles X. Leslie In the singing OF
Beloved. II Is Morn" before the
ceremony and rendering the Mendel-
ssohn march for the entrance OF the
bridal party. The bride wore her
travelling suit of taupe broadcloth
with "A silver lace hat and "A corsage
of BRIDES roses Lieutenant and
Mrs. Eckle lefi last night for honey
moon trip in Missouri. The bride has
been a teacher In the kindergarten
department of the Irving school.
Lieutenant Eckle received his COM
mission last week at Fort Sheridan,
ILL.,, and accompanied by Mrs. Eckle
will report FOR duty with the Twelfth
cavalry at Columbus. n. NJ. Decem-
her To-
Realizing the need OF workers In
the surgical dressings department OF
the Red Cross, the Book club at its
meeting Tuesday with Mrs. Percy Col
Inns, voted 10 dispense with its literary
work for the time being In favor of
spending one afternoon each week in
this work. The club may follow this
plan for a period OF only two months
or so but in the event that the demand
for hospital supplies OF all sorts con-
tinues to be as great as it is at present.
study may not be resumed at all this
| season. The vote was unanimous, and
was expressive Of the devotion OF the
women TO the cause of war relief
The December meeting OF Clement
A. Evans chapter United Daughters OF
the Confederacy was held last week
In the home OF Mrs Claude II. Turtle.
where the women met for the usual
| business session and to turn in the
work OF the Red Cross unit Of the
chapter. This consisted OF Is bed
shirts and many smaller garments.
Next week the unit will meet in the
home OF Mrs. Louis Cohen for the
plrpose OF making sheets. There was
n program Of papers and music and
| light refreshments were served, with
the Misses Vera lines and Grace Tut
tie assisting. The program:
| Piano duet-Triumph OF the Boyars
| ..'..... .....,.. ........... Greg
! Paper-ReconSruct ..-........
| ................M Miss Irene Young
Paper-Military rule in the south.
| ............ Mrs. Marry Earns
General discussion of southern his
| tory.
Mrs. W. A. King was received as
new member. \
Mrs. w. S. Powell was hostess to
her club. the L. +. c.. Tuesday after
noon, when knitting for the Red Cross
and men in Une1e Sans marine serv-
| ice was the .pastime instead of the
usual social diversion. Mrs. +. Good
ner and Mrs. C. NJ. Boarts were
awarded the favors Of chinaNin a con-
test. Refreshments were served to
! Mesdames +. q. Romaine, Harry
Aurandt. Atwood Harvey. Jay Coils.
T.. c. Goodner. John Wise, r. NJ
Dent, J. Millican, C. NJ. Boarts and
| G. Y. Smith.
Mrs. w. L. Thompson entertained
the members of the Utopia club at s
o'clock tea last evening at the Den OF
Sweets following the afternoon spent
| at Red Cross headquarters. A dozen
matrons OF the club were Mrs.
! Thompson's guests.
The regular meeting Of the Altar
society of Holy Family Catholic
the church at o'clock Thursday aft
ernoon.
Mr.. and Mrs George w. Edwards
have taken possession Of their newly
acquired residence in Morningside,
where they will be at home to friends
shortly.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Charles e. Dent have
returned from Muskogee. where they
went to be present at the funeral of
their uncle, Mr.. Frank Tew, on Mon
day.
Mrs. Wells d. Montgomery and Mrs.
II. c. Jacobus have returned from
Muskogee, where they were guests for
few days of Mrs. ]. A. Connolly.
Mrs. T. l.. Gelay of 31S East Ninth
street will leave Friday for visit
with her mother, Mrs. r. r. Cranfill
OF Dallas.-Daily Oklahoman.
Mrs. James A. Johnson of Bartles
Vile has come TO spend n week visit
ing the home of-her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Murray NJ. Doan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dana II. Kelsey and
children have returned from Musko-
gee, where they were guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. A. 4. Towl for a few days.
Mrs. Eugene Adkins OF Muskogee
came yesterday for a few days visit
In the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Il. Brady.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don c. Boutwell, and
two children have returned from q
visit to Mrs. Bothwell's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Ottos Zufall of Muskogee.
Maxine, younger daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. w. A. Aggers, who has been
quite i'll for week. is improved.
Mrs Charles Nelson has returned