Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-03
Society News
DAILY THOuGnT.

DAILY THOUGHT.
Music in the best sense, does
I not require novelty; nay the
! older 1t Is, and the more we are
y accustomed to it, the greater
I iis cfiects.--Goethe.
Tho Calendar for Wednesday.
Meeting Of the Utopia club in the
/ home of Mrs Il. Il, Allen.
Child welfare board meeting at
county humane office.
| A wedding that will he OF great in
/ tcrest to the many friends of the
| bride Is that of Miss Orrie Moore,
| formerly OF this city, to Mr.. o. X.
keraus Of Tulsa, which was solcm-
nized Thursday in Sapulpa. Miss
/ Moore left MGskogee two years ago
/ with her mother and sisters for
/ Tulsa whore they now reside. Mrs.
| Kerans spent saturday here with
/ Mrs j. c. Baldwin en- route to San
Antonio, where she will visit her
! husband who Is In training there.
! MuskoRee Times Democrat.
| Lieut.. Mont V. Stanley was home
| from Camp Funston, Fort Riley,
! Kan. yesterday to spend n brief
| leave with his parents, Mr., and Mrs.
| Mark r. Stanley. and Mrs. Letha
| Inwhon. Lieutenant Stanley who
/ Is in the army medical corps has
| Geen assigned 10 base hospital serv-
! Ice in Fcance and will go from here
to HoboiJen, n. J from which point
Of dobarks ton he expects to sail
/ during next week.
Mrs. w. T.. Brown and children ex-
1 pect to leave about July 10 for Dem
yer to remain until cool weather.
Mrs. T.. Il. unger OK Sapulpa and her
sister. Mrs. Jones Of Vinconnes, Ind
were guests yesterday in the home Of
/ MIR. and Mrs. Brown Young Miss
Marian Dodds of stroud is to he the
guest of Miss Naomi Brown, young
| daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Brown, for
the week.
Mrs Mark u. Stanley and Mrs
/ Letha Lawhon and little daughter
/ Phoebe Ann returned yesterday
| from Ozark Ark, called on ac-
coJut Of he homecoming of Lieut.
| Mont V. Stanley for a brief stay be
fore departing for overseas service
Mrs Lawhon will return later 10
ozark to spond several weeks.
Mrs. r. O. Cremins is planning to
leave shortly to join her daughter
Mrs Lester A. Gillespie, for sew
era weeks stay in New Orleans
Mrs Gillespie is residing in New
1 orleans temporarily In order that
she may bo near Mr.. Gillespie, who
is stationed at Camp Nichols, La.
Miss Helen Barry has gone for a
visit in Oklahoma City and Hydro
While in the former city Miss Barry
will be the guest of MIR. and Mrs
r. @. Cook, and in the latter place
she win vjsi. the homie OF her rela-
uves, Mr. and Mrs. }. a. pochery
Mrs. Thomas Gavin and the Misses
Marguerite and Katherine Gavin will
leave shortly to spend several weeks
at Michigan lake resorts. Miss kath-
eriuu Is spending the present week
as the guest Of Miss Helen Bran
non and other friends in Bartlesville.
Mrs Frank Etchen and Miss Hazel
Lytlo of Coffeyville. kan, are ex-
pected today to spend the remainder
OF the week visiting the home of Mr..
and Mrs. r., j. Head and Miss Flor
cnce Hcnld.
Lieut. and Mrs L r. Stroud, who
left this city a week ago, are now
located Mt Camp Sholhy Hatties-
burg Miss. whCre Lieutenant stroud
has been assigned to duty in the
army medical service
Mr. and Mrs Presley G. Walker.
IT., viii leave shortly On a trip to
. Kentucky where they will spend
raj weeks after which they plan
TO 60 10 some eastern resort for
tho late summer,
Mr. md Mrs p. j Davisson and
son Dan will leave about July 10
over the Canadian Rockies route
( on a trip 10 Portland Seattle and
/ California. They plan to he absent
about two months
Mr. and Mrs c. C. Dancer and
/ Mr. and Mrs. james A. Johnson mo-
/ tored over from BartlcsviHa and
/ spent the day as guests Of Mr.. and
/ Mrs Mlrray NJ. poau Tuesday
Mrs. Roy Bvnum, accompanied by
/ her sister. Miss Bertha Marshall,
viii leave on Saturday for Colorado
/ springs to remain until mid-S -Scptem-
I boI
Messrs, and Mesd1mcs p. t. Price,
Ora Upp and Samuel II. Dye have
returned from Kansas City, where
|hey were in attendance at the ma
tional Rotary meeting
Mrs. W. w. McMchneI and son
Winston and Mrs NlcNichaeps
mother Mrs NJ E. plrs. are leay-
ing today for Atlanta. Ga. 20 pass
the months OF July and August.
Mrs, J. r. Wilson opened her home
for n meeting Of the Young Wom-
ems missionary circle Of the First
Christian church Monday. evening
when 2b members Uere in attend .