Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-21
Society News
announcements

Tho approaching marriage ot Miss
Hrrl Brown OF Chicago 60 MI.
charles W. Bliss OF Tulsa. is au-
ruunced. the ceremony to take place
wednesday. July "a. In the home Of
tho BRIDES uncle and aunt MI ana
Mrs J. r. keruot Of Hyde lHrk.
The bride-cleCt Is "a charming ana
accomplished young woman and Do
prominent In social and musical
.lrcles OF Hyde PARK She has for
como time past been a pupil OF sig
nor Baddi OF the Chicago Grand
opera company. and recently was
chosen on account ot the beautiful
.ualiy OF her voice tu sing soprano
ruIrs with the opera company next
r.tsun The wedding VIII be quiet
affair with only the immediate rcla-
nyra and H fow close friends boz at
.rudancc Miss Brown viii have uA.
uyr maid of honor Misc virginia
Martin OF chicago and Mr. d. A..
.ruwu. the brdc-cleCrH brother. Will
agt as best man Go Mr. bilas The
couple viii spend their honeymoon
DO New York. Boston and az New
England resorts and VIII come tu
Tulsa about September 1 for a brief
stay Al HE DonDluAlon OF hcr sea
Bon boo opera. the bridc-clect VIII
Join Mr. lilss here ana lhcy VIII
establish their home Mr fllss, 1'-
,mpaniod by his parents. Mr.. ana
, NrH r. B Bliss. sister, Mrs. Guy J.
y r,rrls. and the httcr's nttic daugh-
der. Virginia bliss Paris, lett last
night for Chicago. Mr. Bliss, who is
the son OF one OF the .Ciy's pioneer
families and formerly was pacuc-
tnr attorney, now iH engaged IN mo
oil and refining business In winch
he has been very successful.
A side of the confederate vcter-
ans reunion which heretofore has
merely been mentioned but which Is
to be OF considerable Importance, H.
the social side.
In peace times the meeting always
is marked by elaborate entertaining
and dining. but In keeping with the
plan OF conservation being followed
everywhere on account of the war.
things social In connection with the
meeting viii be Of a very simple
and Informal character. II not only
Is the wish OF women OF this city,
many of whose hearts are In France
or elsewhere at the battle front but
the wish OF women all over the south
that there be-no ustentatious enter
tanning Ana accordingly the social
, activities will be confined 70 recep
tions OF an informal nature.
Mrs. Louis Cohen, Mrs L.. Forest
Hayden. Mrs. r. W purdy and Mrs
ORA ". Upp OF Clement a Evans
chapter. 4. -. C.. have. been APP
pointed committee OF Tulsa women
TO formulate plans for the entertain.
ment OF tho visiting women ana
while these plans aa yet are In AN
embryonic ctate, II rs expected 10
hold at least three receptions in
honor OF distinguished visitors. q
one Of these viii be for Miss Mary
d. Poppenhcim OF South Carolina,
president general, and members OF
her staff Another Tor Mrs. ", j.
Hchan OF New Orleans, president OF
the cunfederated southern memorial
association. and the third FOR Gen
ctal Commander Harrison.
Officers and dircctors OF the Tx
of nge National bank viii enter
"a members OF the staff and their
Xnillos with an outing Thursday
~ ing at Sand Springs II Is cx-
20 make the picnic an an
a attair eTwo cars have been
rtered Tor the trip. these 10 be iu
at O'Clock Thursday eve
NlUk To COuNes.