Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-15
HASKELL SCHOOL NOTES.

Broken Arrow. okla, Nov i2,--Last
Monday evening, the girls OF the A
class gave formal luncheon. which
was served In the most dainty man
ner possible. The table was decorated
with chrysanthemums In the most ar
tistlc manner and the dainty menu
cards prepared by two members Of the
class were placed on the table for
each guest.
Norma Adams and Leone Webb act
ed as host and hostess and Adda Word
as honored guest, The guests were
Misses Angle Marseh Anna McGechie,
Mary Gaddy and lIeitie Goddard The
luncheon was dainty served by Minnie
Curmutt and Cherokee Boles.
The library OF Home Economics con
sists of ten volumns;
Vol, L. The Houso, by Isabelle Be-
vlef
Vol g Household Bacterlology, by
Vol. g. Household Hygiene, by FL
ll0tt.
Vol 4. Chemistry OF Household. by
Barrows
Vol b, Principle OF Cooking. by
Nodd.
Vol g. Food and Dietet!cs, by Nor
ton,
VOL q Household Management, by
Terrill, 800.
Vol So Personal Hygiene, by Ge
Bosquet.
Vol, 0, Home Care OF the Sick, by
Pope
Vol 10. Textiles and Clothing. by
| Watson.
Other books are The Book OF Good
Manners by Mrs Burton Klngsland.
Danme Curtsles Book of Etiquette. by
l3lye Glover The Hostess OF Today,
lhy Larned, The Boston Cook Book by
| r.. NJ Farmer Fool Products of the
World. by Green. Selection and Pre-
paration OF Food, BY Van Meter. Do
nestle Science in Elementary Schools
| by Wilson. Practical Cooking and
Sewing by Hill Bacteria, Yeasts and
Molds In the Home, by Coma. .Elemen-
tary Economies, by Ely and Wilson.
Art and Economy In Home Decoration.
| by John Lane. House Economy. by
| Taylor Carving and Serving, by Mrs.
| ID. A. Lincoln and Home Economics,
by Maria Pnrloa
The Haskell A. q NJ. team will play
| the Northeactern State Normal az
| lTahlaqu0h Friday, A Victory is looked
for.
The team has been disorganlzed
since Noah Moore the quarter back
was injured at Clartmore last week.
Haskell will play only one more
game this season and that viii be with
I}acone next Monday
Track work for the past week has
been dull feature, az all the men
were on the sick hst or crippled In
some way.
| 80 .aII xtftl
play the second team of the High
school next Monday. Each team aver
ages about seventy five pounds.
The A class In farm crops have
received score cards and are making
preparations TO test corn. They had
mid. term examination In dairy farm
| ing last week and all made passing
grades.
| MIR. Gray, the representative for the
Sharpless Cream Separator Co., In this
part of the state vas her one day
| this week and spent some time In re-
pairing the company's separator on
|display in the dairy labatory.
| Leslie Hudson ls trying his skill In
making a kitchen table for his mother.
other boys are planning other pieces
of furniture. which they intend TO
make during ensuing weeks.
| The boys IN 1olnerY classes are hu-
vancing very rapidly with the chlsel-
ing exercises, and the advanced boys
are ready TO take up special work.
Supt j. H. Esslinger went TO Table
quah with the foot ball team TO repre-
sent the school.
Anna Belle Lancaster, n member OF
the y. class was absent this week on
account of illness
4 Prof. Letter hrs charge of the
school during sup. Essllnger's abb
sence.
Aubrey Strnger arrived here Tues
day noon after an absence of about
three weeks He left Roosevelt, Okla.
Oct. 81 coming over land. which took
him about ten days.
Prof. Robertson'H classes reported
to Misses Walters nd Braden during
his absence last Friday,
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