Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-31

NHR HefNtu u1lff WHICH MI anu Di'f
Blauner left for 81. Louis. whore they
will reside. Mrs J. y. BoSley and Miss
Cora Barnard, tho brides sisters, Mr..
Charles Barnard. also OF Holdenville,
| and Mr.. John Barnard OF Weeletko,
he- brothers Mrs. j. c, white or
wuskogee, Miss Laura Hamilton or
Eoldcnyille and Mr.. Robert hauner
J Of 81 Louis. came from away for the
wedding.
Miss Bennle Hunter. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Hunter OF Bowling
! Green, Ohio, and Mr.. Addison Ralph
Tccple OF Hpma city were mar
ried Tuesday. the ceremony taking
| place IN the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
~ w. HIckok. with whom the bride
| has made her home for tho past three
years simple decorations Of greens
| and flowers were used In the ceres
mony room. The bridal couple un-
| attended took their places TO the mu-
sic OF the Mendelssohn wedding march
played by Miss llilda Jones, and the
Imarriago service was performed by
| Rev. L. IT, Floyd of Flrs~- Baptist
church Tho bride was nttired In. her
| travelling suit OF blue brondCOlth ana
"A hat ~ blue. Her flowers were sweet
peas and lilies ~ the valley After
serving OF light refreshments Mr.. and
Mrs Teeple left~for Oklahoma CITY.
which h To be their home. The bride
has been teacher In tn. Tulsa pubic
schools.
Crown Seal chautnuQua mot as
usual Monday afternoon IN the public
library with Mrs. Ralph Cohen lead
ing. After the roll call. 90 which cur
ront events were given In response,
there was n map talk by Mrs, w. W
ftntZ; Influence OF the Second Punic
War on Rome" by Mrs. James J.
FityRernld: How Augustus In
nuenced Roman Development" Miss
Josephine Prentiss, "Tibcrius and
Roman Development" by Mrs. Lee V.
crater: Economic Development or
Rome" by Mrs Skyes; Artistic ana
Intellectual Development OF the Greek
Sphit." written by Louis Caralls,
well-known young Greek Of TINS city
and read by Mrs, Louis Cohen. COM
prised the program
Miss Florence Hanson. general secre-
tary OF the Y. w. G. A., WAS hostess OF
a pretty luncheon yesterday afternoon
when she entertained In compliment 10
Miss Ruth Edwards. "A prospective
bride. and Miss Ethel Elliott. who Is TO
sever her connection with the assocla-
ton temporarily. az the Y W. G. A.
cafeteria The table centerplece was
of brides roses, violets and fern, and
| there were covers for the following:
| Mesdnmes A. W. Roth, X. f. MacAr-
| thur, O. H. Leonard. william III. Peck,
| A. J. Rudd. j. -. Richards, Ann Hilton.
Misses Edwards. Elliott. Eva Horner,
Ethel Mnude Smith. Virginia Baker
and the hostess.
| The following not from the Kansas
| City Star will be OF Interest 10 friends
| OF MIR. and Mrs. Robinson In yulsa:
Miss Ednx> Fofsytho. soprano, will
| le a soloist In the war benefit con"
cert Friday evening. February !. -
The Walnuts,' homo of Mr.. and Mrs.
| Wallace N. Robinson. Mrs. Minnie
| Merine Mann has arranged the pro-
gram and will play the grea; four
manual -srgan, which Is said ~
| organis<s 20 be one OF the fines. In
| struments in the city. The ocncert II
| p1ven under the auspices OF the
Daughters OF the Confederacy."
An event ofgmoment 10 ali women
Interested In fmission study will be
the relay drive to be held by Hattie
Graybii society of First Presbyterian
church today. An entire years study
from the period OF Martin Luther TO
the present day, is to be reviewed by
Mesdames Horace L. Anderson, l.. L.
Bowen. .. A. Steiner, Frank l.. Town
send, and E. ". Broyles. Luncheon
will be served by the society at noon
In the sub-story OF the church.
Mrs Ruth Brady Dewey, Misses
Mary Delaney, Dorinda Bruce, Besi
Hudson, Beona Galbreatn. Elise Berry
and Frances Broach, who are doinf
, their bit by aiding the war saving
, stamp campaign. will appear In a pa
, triotic sketch In the Interest OF th'
cause today at the performances o
the broadway threnter. Friday ant
/ Saturday the young women Will np
pear at he Empress.
The appearance OF Marie Mayer II
| a lecture on the Passion Play thin
evening at Boston Avenue Methods
church as the next number OF the Ora
Lightner Frost concert course Will b.
preceded by brief organ program b!
| Mrs q. H. Weddle church organisi
Mrs Weddle will play the following
numbers; lntermezzo by Callearts
Meditation In II minor and Caprio
In ID flat, by Guilnfant,
II N chapter, +. II. o.. met yesterda,
with Mrs Horace +. Anderson. Tn
lesson on Queen l%sher was ILLUSTRATED
with stereopticon slides shown by tn
moving picture machine recently In
stalled for private use In the home o.
III MIR. and Mrs Anderson, A wheatles
and meatless luncheon was served.
II Mrs. Il. ]. Murray, who recent
II was elected captain OF the patrol o
| Aaba court Ladies' Shrine, enter
tained the women who are member
with plear informal afterHool
II Tuesday In ONE The Hours wer
| spent In knit,.us and Red Cross work
| after whtck luncheon was served.
II Mrs Osceoa Archer who has beet
visiting the home OF her daughter
| Mrs. + s. Henry, for several months
| left at the first OF the week for New
| York. where she will pass the re
mainder OF the winter with Mrs. Johi
II &. Lowe, another daughter.
II Mr. and Mrs. George w Barnes o
| Muskogee, who were guests for "A fev
days OF Mr.. ,spdSMrs JNmessB. Robin
II son have reMrnpd home