Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-30

W. ANBtNHfl WIN fhlllo Haphlph
friends have returned from a delight
ful hunt IN the country around Brs-
tow bagging big deer and nearly a
hundred quail
Mrs James Bowen and Mrs. VIII
liam Harrison were again hostesses
Thursday afternoon at another de-
/ llghtful afternoon party.
AZ was the diversion Of tho after
noon and the thirty-guests whiled
away the time In a pleasant manner
with this game until the serving u a
dainty two-course luncheon which
concluded a happy afternoon.
Later In the evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Bowen and DR., and Mrs. Harrison en-
tertained MIR. and Mrs c, =. Strou-
velle, Mr., and Mrs. +. 3. Jordan and
Mr., and Mrs. CoggeshHll,
Mrs. George Ward district deputy
CT the Royal Neighbors Of America.
and seven other members Of the ord
er in Tulsa, went to Caremore Tues
day evening at which time a class Of
several candidates was received into
the order,
The work was in charge of Mrs.
Ward and the drills were executed by
the Wagner and Tulsa teams.
The Claremore lodge entertained
the visitors with an elegant supper.
Mrs, Maisle A. Kllntworth, Mrs c.
A. White, Mrs, II. Il. Johnson, Mrs.
j. W. Shields, Mrs. Anna NJ. Decker,
Mrs. II. j. Martin, Mrs. Eva Bell Mrs.
George b. Ward, Mrs. p. Il. Houston
and Mr.. and Mrs. Kelly were in at
tendance at the meeting from Tulsa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merrill Shaver enter
tanned the members of the All For
Fun club, their husbands and young
men friends, with an elegant six o.
clock Thanksgiving dinner, Tuesday
evening, following which the game of
progressive hearts was INDUCED in
until late hour.
Those participating In Mr.. and
Mrs. Shaver's hospitality were: Mr.,
and Mrs. David b. Gore, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jesse Bramer, Miss Laura Brown,
Miss Irma Rooms Mrs. Evalyn Vensel,
Miss Ella Brown. Miss Jessie McFan,
Miss Edna Stanley, Miss Una Carr,
Miss Mildred Jones. Miss Kate Weav-
er, Mr.. e. A. Robinson, Mr.. Joe d.
Payne, Mr.. Dean Stockton, Mr.. Ed
Weaver, Mr.. Percy Elliott, Mr.. Arth-
ur Hendren, Mr.. George Stanley, Mr..
Koehny and Mr. Hunter Stagg.
Miss Marion Harmon of South FL
wood avenue entertained a number of
her friends informally yesterday af-
ternoon in compliment to her cousin
Miss Marie Wheeler Of Muncie, Ind,
who is n guest at the Harmon home.
The recital Of the Meistersingers'
male quartette at the Christian
church last night pleased a crowd
whose numbers were considerably cut
down by the decidedly unpleasant
weather, but a crowd that appreciated
to the fullest extent, the splendid rem
dition of the selections on the pro-
gram. The program was one arranged
to show to the best advantage the
DAleuutu dDlliAg VI AiAN NheNi et'ii'N'S'
The members of the quartette are
C. II. Stratton, first tenor and violin
list; w. L. Harlan, second tenor; b.
G. Critchett, first basso and director,
and l.. A. Bentley, second tenor. The
uuartette was ably assisted by Miss
Doris Bliss, soprano; Miss Groh. con-
tralto, and Mrs. b. G. Critchett, plan
list and accompanist.
The program:
Soldiers Chorus (from FausD .,..
Battle Eve. .............B Bonheur |
Messrs. Critchett and Stratton.
Border Ballad. d...........M Bentley |
Wanted--A Wife. fe...........F Lynes
Concert Etude COP. 36) MacDowell
Mrs. Critchett.
Lead Kindly Light Dudley Buck |
A Perfect Day Ivloln obligato) 80.
Carrie JacobsB Bond |
Mr.. Harlan.
In This Hour of Softened Splendor