Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-29


CLUBS.
A club wholly without self interests
and which has taken some very pro-
bounced steps towards making condi-
tons better especially for children
and animals Is the Mothers Congress
The meeting Tuesday afternoon In the
High school building was largely at
tended and the topic which was
Fairgrounds" was ably discussed by
D. c. Masters. superintendent OF the
city schools. This question has re-
ceived much attention during the past
year and Just now some OF the things
most earnestly sougth seem TO be near
coming 10 reality MIR Masters
made the study of Fairgrounds one
OF the important parts of his sumner
spent In European travel and took
this occasion to present to the con-
gress many Of the ideas he had CLEAN
ed. lie told OF the different methors
employed, the results obtained ana
especially the way the work IS carried
on IN Germany. the country which
plays such Importance in educational
ways Mrs G. l.. Bush gave some
piano numbers that were pleasing and
the meeting adjourned TO meet in the
high school building again in two
weeks. Everyone Interested in this
work IS asked to attend these meet
ings.
Much interest was shown In the af-
tornoon for the members Of the
Tuesday Bridge with Mrs \, Miller
Hammett this week Mrs Hooper
proved best In the playing and re-
ceived the regular club prize, hand
! painted plate, Miss Ellard, sister OF
/ Mrs Hammett assisted at the five
O'Clock serving. The players We're
/ Mesdames A G. Hoppe John d. Hail
IC. w McCarty, c. Z, Dent. George G,
| Boyne j. A. owens, Schuyler, c.
French, o. c, Boone, Miss Eliard Of
Kansas City and the hostess.
! A pleasant afternoon at bridge was
Iypcnt Wednesday by the members Of
the Wednesday Bridge club and a
number Of guests with Mrs George
Winkler as hostess The natural at
|. lractlyeness Of the card rooms was
added to by vases OF pink and white
carnations which gave the floral
touch to the potted ferns which al
ways adorn the home. Score was
kept on hand painted conceits
In Harrison Fisher girl designs.
| Mrs Avery made the high score
at the guest table and was given a
Bohemian glass nut bowl and Miss
I llllard played best of the members
and was given a hand made jabot
Miss Irma Mcdonald assisted during
the afternoon and in serving a one
course luncheon. Special guests OF
the afternoon were Mesdames G, s
Avery. c. II. Mccullough, j. II. Ward
NJ. d. Russell, Miss June Boyer OF
Puxsltawney Pa. and Miss McDon'
aid. Members were Mesdames w f
Hammett, A. c, Johnson, p. NJ. Gal
oway. II. T. Daniels. T. d. Evans d
c, Acosta, Miller Hammett Misses
EllGrd. Julia Giddiugs, Jennie Ly
man and LottIe Evans.
Miss Maude Cody entertained tn,
members Of her club. the XII witt
trip TO wonderland wednesday
evening A most delightful time wa
spent by Misses Hazelle Shaver, Jose
phine Rue. Lillian Magnuson, Char
= lotte Carton. Alleno Vawter, SophIt
Magnuson. Mildred Kelsey Jeannett
Cody and tie hostess. The mex
meeting will be with Miss Charlotte
Carton when the girls will plan 70
cooky Shine.
There was almost a full attendanc
+, Of members at the Tulsa Woman
cubs session Monday afternoon a
, the usual meeting place, the home o
Mrs. j. u. Seaman 322 South Chey
. enne The program was as follows
Roll Call, Curren. Events
n Queen Mary Mrs. John O. Mitchell
r Robert BURNS Mrs VIM Cornell
A Cities. Industrial and Socia Life
8 Mrs, Sam Davis,
r Reading Miss Hickey Scotch dia
o lect selection
/ Parliamentary Law, Mrs. 7.
Q Sisson.
r. The critics report by Mrs T, +
!. Ebrisht was most excellent and In
|, structlve. Mrs s, S, Robinson CAV
/, n talk on the meeting OF the board O
the district federation held in Glare
I more recently which she ATTENDED
: Visitors present for the atternoo
were Mrs Edward white. Mrs. WI
: Cole and Mrs. Cross, guest OF Mrs.
o. Parnell. The club committee ar
pointed to ask the Hunt -RiddIck stor
TO install rest room In their ne
quarters reported favorably. Til
club has planned to ask the sam
from all merchants who are maxim
changes In their buildings.
Miss Blanche House and Mrs ]
r. House entertained the Tau Delt
Alpha girls at 1900 yesterday aftei
noon at the House home on sout
Main. After the game a chatting dis
luncheon was served The girls Il
the afternoon were Mlsgea IeOna mn