Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-04

w 'H' N'''nI annual tlNUHT Tor em-
ploy"s Of the organization Thursday
evening a. the Country club. There
Will be covers FOR 90
Conscryntolrc Orchestra. Dec. IS.
Announcement was made ycster-
day by the allied civic clubs Of Tulsa
| that IN" Paris Conscrvatolre orchcs-
ira would appear under lts auspices
In this city Friday December ~.
Al Dinner.
Mrs storey white has invited a
company ~ several friends for din
ncr this evening In hotel Tulsa.
Tn" exhibit OF pictures from
fpuhR'E Chicago art galleries. which
Is attracting considerable attention
at the Tulsa Art store is being fea
tur"d each evening by musical
program for which the City's best
talent II giving Of It's time In enter
tainmeut Ot visitors and prospective
purchasers at the galleries Monday
evenings program was presented by
Miss borinda Bruce, whose charm
ing soprano voice has given Tulsa
folk so much pleasure upon various
occasions both religious and seCu-
lar. Last evening Mrs e. Ernest
Hammer, who always has been pop
ular among the Citv's singers, was
heard in program OF several de-
lightful numbers and this evening
Mrs. II. j Muggy. new soprano
who promises to bo much In demand
on account OF the lovely quality and
hrilliance Of her dramatic soprano
voice, Will be heard Miss Edith
Frost Is accompanying as accOmpa-
mist Mrs e. T.. Bush, pianist, Will
assist Mrs Muggy.
Bible day was given annual OBJ
servanCe by the Tulsa Woman's club
~ It's meeting Monday In the library.
with Mrs. +. W Mundt presiding as
chairman. Plans were made for the
Christmas meeting In two weeks.
with Mrs, =. J Murray an hostess In
her home. Gifts will be exchanged
and the season given appropriate
celebration. The program for the af-
ternOon was az follows:
II espo nses -- Thanksgiving
Thoughts.
THE Relation Of the Bible to high
or CiviliLation'--Mrs. w. II. Cole.
Lessons from the Life OF st. Paul'
Mrs. Charles Grimes.
Influence otChristianity on Early
Art and Archltecture'--Mrs. W. w.
Stumpf.
ST. Ppurs Letters-Mrs. F. w.
Mnndt."
Announcement IL made OF the
marriage of Miss Hazel Wade and
Mr. Everett Shields. both Of Tulsa.
which occurred Monday in Muskogee.
The ceremony was solemniZed at
The parsonage OF the Christian church
At 1870 o'clock In the afternoon. fol-
lowing which the bridal party mo-
tored back to Tulsa.
The bride is n sister OF Mrs. ]. A.
Smith OF this city. with whom she
has made her home for some time
past and who, with Mr. Smith. was
the only other witness OF the cere-
mony MIR. Shields Is a son OF Mr.. |
and Mrs ]. w. Shields Of the Okla
homa hotel and IL associated with |
his father In business. The young
couple viii take up their residence |
In the hotel.
Crown Seal chautnuqua entered I
upon its study of The second book in .
the seasons course, Inside the Brit |
ish Isles CArthur Gleason at the |
regular meeting Monday in the pub
lie library. Mrs 4. +. Barrus was
leader. The program:
Roll Call--Current EventA
Industrial Profit and Natural
c. A. Sanderson.
Resolved: That Strikes are Justl-
liable to Secure Justice-Mrs. Ralph
ron Thurn.
The Workshop Council az a Rom
dy for Labor" Trouble-Mrs J. r.
'oote. \
Reading, Selections from the Sym
'hony, sydney Lanier-Mrs. ]. IL.
ykes Ii
The Story Of Middlemarch, George I
'liOt-Mrs Lee Crater.
At meeting OF tho board Of d.
ectors Of the county detention homo
eSterdHy plans were made for
hristmas AT tho home and a COM
1lttce was appointed to take charge
( arrangements as follows: Mes
ames Anthony NJ. O'Donnell, George
'lnklcr. rcrcival l.. Magee. Robert
I. McFarlin John Carson. Arthur
. Hooper; Messrs, Frank 4, Haver, I
George Winklcr and 4. NJ. O'Don-
ell An appeal is to he made by
NJ committee for children's cloth !
lkf NdN llNu'S lNl iUldlNS hUu Nlllt' ! =
on up to Is years Of age TO he re- }
Nived. Anyone having garments
hiCh they may wish 10 give is (
sked to call Mrs. Charles Quinlan, Z
5tiS after which she will call for
Imc.
Miss Margaret Murphy left on (
.onday for a brief visit with friends
Joplin and st. Louis en- route 20 I
Oston, whore her marriage 20 Mr. ! D
II. McCollum Of Tulsa will be cell
,rated early in the month Tho
edding will be quiet affair and Z
III take place in tho home OF Miss
urphN'S sister, Mrs. FLYNN Wells. 2
ter which MIR. McColmm and his
'idc will proceed to Rumania to
Ike up their residence,
Mrs y. J. Carney and baby son !
'hn Anthony have come from Wich-
4, Kan, for a weeks visit with Mrs
lrncy's MO her, Mrs Charles (
lchtmann, lli0 South Frisco ave- 4
Ic.
Miss Naomi MNSpryN uhO L.