Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-03

! iNN''hANN W thNAlIAs
A number OF friends of Mrs u. o.
Carter gathered al her home, Chicago
4 Place Monday evening 10 celebrate
her birthday The affair was COM
plcto surprise to Mrs. Carter and the
guests included the intimate friends
OF the family.
The Baptist Woman's Executive
board for the state ~ oklahoma win
convene IN the Baplst Church I'm this
city Thursday morning and will re-
main In open session an day that day.
/ Friday the board win go into oxccu-
| tive session and transact the business
I o. the organization About fifty wo-
men will he delegates and an interest
/ Ing session Is expected. For the open
session Thursday the following pro-
gram has been prepared:
Morning Session.
Devotional exercises, Mrs. W. A..
Mcbride, president, Atoko
Words OF Welcome, Mrs, w. r.,
Ewing, local president
Greetings from messengers ana in
PRODUCTION Of visitors
Conference OF assocmtIonal prcsl-
dents
Discussion Of assoclnuonnl work.
Afternoon Session
Praise and Prayer service, Mrs. l.
j Dyke, Oklahoma city
Address by president Past, Present,
and Future OF Work
our Work and Workers, Miss Sue
o. Mitchell, oklahoma city, score
tary.
Busy Band Workers, Mrs IT. D,
Cameron, Guthrie, secretary Of the
Busy Band department.
General discussion.
our Juniors, Mrs, j, II. Scott
Shawnee.
our Young Women, Their Needs
and our Needs OF Thom, Mrs. G. L.,
/ Wolfe, secretary of the Young Wo-
mans department.
Missionary Circulating Library
Miss Mary r. Jayne, Watonga.
Work at Coalsote, Miss Sula
| Thomas,
The evening session viii he given
over to DR.. w, Y. Quisenborry, who
will give an address ON China. Every
one Is invited to attend the session
Thursday ana Thursday evening.
Miss Peaches Robinson OF Virginia
is the guest Of her sister, Mrs Maur-
Ice e. breckenridge.
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church win meet in social session at
the church Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. SchLy Ter G French leaves
/ Thursday for visit with her sister,
Mrs. Eltor Everett at Ottawa, Kan.
From there she will go to jamestown,
| N. y, for A visit of several months
with her sister, Mrs. Allings.
Mrs. A. Miller llammett and SIS
ter, Miss Elizabeth EIard, leave Mon
day for Kansas CITY Miss llllard to
return to her home and Mrs. Ham
NETT for visit
The Aid Society OF the Lutheran
! cnurCh VIII meet lhuISuNy AFTERNOON
with Mrs ireland, 11O9 South Main.
The Womun's Missionary Society ol
| the Christian church met in It's
monthly session Yesterday afternoon
ct the home OF Mrs. w. Y. Baxter
1904 South Cheyenne. 1t was a meet
ing fun OF interest every minute. Mrs.
Paul Bates had charge of the pro-
gram which had for its numbers a
paper on Oriental work in California
! by Mrs Vowel; vocal solo by Mrs
MaXey and reading by Miss Burt
| tie Archer. 1t was the ingatherlnS OF
| the Easter thank Offering and the
amount was $50 which will be sent
to Mrs. Ford, the society's missionary
in Argentina. The local society pays
its missionary representative 5000 a
year for services in thl 3 locality
The members enjoyed a general dis
cussion on the work and after the
conclusion OF the program Mrs. BaX-
ter was assisted by Mrs. r.. j David
son in serving refreshments. About
forty were In attendance.