Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-27

zation by Gen X. NJ. VanZandt Cen
cral lIaldcman formerly was owner
Of tho Louisville Times ana publisher
and owner OF the tourlcr-JournaL
The Southland from virginia 10
Texas was represented IN the party
Of official matrUns, sponsors and
maids VINO stood a. guests OF honor
at the large and brilliant reception
rendered by Clement A. Evans chap
ter. United Daughters Of tho CON
fcdcrlcy Thursday afternoon in the
Country club.
II probably was tho largest social
affair Of the week, nS well M one of
the most pleasant, Invitations hav-
ing been extended 10 more than 500
visiting local women The club was
festive IN tina Confederate colOrs.
blended with the stars and stripes,
and flowers. Officers OF the local
chapter ana past presidents OF the
stat" aud local organizations, to-
grihrr with the visiting women, Of
ficully appointed TO attend the re-
union, formed long linc IN the
reception hall and drawing room, An
orch"sirh played a program Of music
during the afternoon and by way Of
variation there were songs by Miss
kdthcryn Mae Farmer OF ST Louis
and Mlss Falls Of Now York, "A mem
bcr OF the Boston Symphony orches
ira, who appeared from the balcony
OF the ballroom. Fruit punch was
served 10y young daughters OF Glenn
cnt A. Evans chapter.
Among the women receiving and
assisting were MeHdnmcs Louis
[ fIh 4 =
H. Forrest Hayden. John y. Murry.
A. II. Williams, NJ. II. Robcrts, j.
bradford Jennings, T. q. Rosser, OrH
lAghtncr Frost, Roy Lundy, ]. H..
Dempsey Ned G, RiRSboc william
HarEis Whlkcr, Bruce COX, IGasIe
Sykes W o. Lyon, W. ~. Hunter,
w, l. williams, w, A. King. Joseph
Levy, q ~. Thompson. Charles IA
Yancey, James =. Curtin. John B
Hawkins. G, T.. Birmingham. Walter
Dnckett, Ora u. llpp, w. ". Crow
der, r., II. short. u r.. ACosth, Claude
Tuttlc, II. j. McChne, 4. &. Hunt.
John Sykes, G. T. birmingham. T..
II, Brown. Anthony +. Stadler
James Chatficld Locke. Bernie Chas-
tain; Miss"s Grace Tuttlc. Amelia
lironch, Ida Gardner, Betty Hudson
Grace Downing. Fern purdy. Luell
Short Clomcntinc Iirown. Katherine
Fulghum. Mary Walker. Edith Scott
upp. Myrtice Lowry. Elizabeth
Broach. Mary Adaline Hayden. Helen
Wallace, Della n. Crowder. Natalie
Broach and Amelia Brown
The morning musicale In which
Mrs r.. Rogers Kemp opened her
homo on Thursday for visiting
women to tho reunion, was one Of
the most charming of the series of
social cOurtcries extended to the
Confederate matrons and maids
Mrs Frank A. Haskell Mrs. Murray
u. Russell. Mrs Walter IT, Mount.
Mrs. r !. Hartman. Mrs. Earl T.
Hnrwell Mrs. &, T. swanson and
Mrs. ora Llghtncr Frost were as.
sIsting hoHtcsscs.
II had been named n rose muN-
Gale and the pretty idea was carried
out In decorations OF great clusters
OF pink Killarnles. which shed their
fragrance In the reception and draw
ing rooms by way OF entertainment
for tho three hundred or more guests
assembled, n beautiful program was
presented hy Miss Katherine Mae
Farmer OF ST. Louis. soprano: Mrs
Helen Doyle purrett. viOllnist: Mr.
Richard Durrett. baritone: Mr.. otto
r. Stahl Of oklahoma city, PianiStI
Miss Farmer. whose voice In a lovely
dramatic soprano. was very delight
full In the groups which she had
chosen for singing Roth MIR. and
Mrs Durrett. who are recent addl-