The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-10
U. ID. C.'s Plan Christmas Cheer.


Ralph w. Mitchell.
4 Y. ID. C.'s Plan Christmas Cheer.
At the regular meeting held We'd
nesday by Clement A. Evans chapter.
! United Daughters of tho Conf0dcr-
acy, Mrs. G.. u. Lynch a. hostess. as
sisted by Mrs. h. Forrest Hayden
and Mrs. John Y. Murry ar, Nom
bera OF this organization sent their
usual quota of money to the Ard
more soldiers home to contribute
to the annual Ca.tssAaas tree hcld
, there for tho old soldiers " the
Confederacy. The members alst
gave $50 towards the home bcinT
built near Sand Springs for anaged
veteran. this being part OF the
fund which has been augmented by
money by the Sons OF Confederate
Veterans, Standwaitc camp 81 Tulsa,
and others Interested In tho worthi-
ness OF tho cause. At tho mesting
held Wednesday. articles OF furni-
4 turc were pledged as well an provi-
sions for tho lardor when tho home
n completed. Mrs. W. w. Btumpf
and Mrs. Kate ID. Eastland were re-
s ceived M new members. Mrs. war
Z rem Tcasdalo and Mrs Eahes we're
guests. Tho program was In charge
Mrs Vernon Smith gavc excerpts
from Irwin =. Cobb and Mrs. Eakes
gave reading. 'Tho Angels and the
4 Shepherds" from Ben Hur and 10
4 an encore, gave a beautiful poem
from James Whttcomb Riley.
Fur Charity.
At the conclusion Of tho lecture
10 be given tonight In Convention
!: hall by Captain Bruce Bairnsfather.
1 cartoons. will be auctioned Off. the
q proceeds to bo used for Christmas
= charity. '"The Man who Made the
World Laugh In It's Darkest Hours"
: 10 tho caption used to tell OF the
4 Hairnsfather cartoons. Doubtless
I tho play given here during tho pasl
season by De Wolf Hopper In the
4 'Thc Better 'Ole" will bo reihcm-
bcred "Ole Biz and his two pals.
serving In the army Of their coun-
4 try, served as subjects for Captain
\ Bairnsfather's fhnYOus cartoons
They are fino mementocs OF the
world war and those hearing ~he
lecture tonight, "Old BIZ. Mo and
tho Income Tax" as presented by
Captain Bairnsfather. will be inter
. ested In the purchase OF those pic
lures for the two-fold cause: for
q their worth and for the sake ot
bringing Christmas cheer into the
y hearts OF the poor here In Tulsa
In other cities. just Of late, this has
Z been done with tho result OF fillins
the Golfers of that, fund that helps
the strick at tho glad season
4 Sans Souci Club.
Mrs. Charles Hane was hostcs'
wednesday to the Sans Souci brlds,
,l,.h M m
7 Luncheon was served ut 1880 O'Clock
q after which tho game was played
< Mrs. Charles Conneely, Mrs. Chestel
Il Elliott and Mrs. John RISK were
victorious. Christmas colors pre-
2 vailed, holly and mistlctoe bringin-
their message Of the approaching
holiday season. Mrs. o. X. Eisen
Z bach and Mrs. +. Don Baker wer'
special guests. on Friday evening
members and their husbands VIII %
entertained in tho home OF Mrs
Connecly, Mcsdamcs A, A. Kennedy
j. n. Queen and Charles Hane te.ni
hostesscs. Mrs. Kennedy Will en-
tertain the club at Its next regu!a'
meeting.
4. q. bridge.
Mrs. Charles II. Colvin WAS hotcs'
Wednesday to members of the A. .
Bridge cub. entertaining IN th'
home of Mrs, Harry l.. CannaSy
Mrs j. G. Reddin made high score
Mrs, Gerald T., Benedict scot.na
next and Mrs. Raymond Hoaglanc
making low. A one-course lIncheoI
was served on the tables after IN,
game. The club will not mact agair
In regular session unt.l after th'
holidays. but announce that thee
will give u charity bridge In Ia