Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-09-17

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| New York Wednesday evening where
he will be joined by Mrs, Oglesby and
they will sail for Europe Saturday
for a sojourn of several months visit
ing England, France, Germany, Italy,
Switzerland and the Mediterranean,
returning to America by way Of the
lsthmus of Panama, Jamica and New
Orleans.
Miss Ida Chamberlain entertained
the Semper Fidells Club and their
gentlemen friends, Tuesday evening,
at her home on South Cincinnati Ave-
nue., prior to her departure for Nash
vile, Tenn, next Tuesday, where she
will attend Belmont College.
The house was beautifully decOrat.
ed with golden-rod for the occasion.
Games and music, followed by the
serving of delicious refreshments,
made the evening pass in a delightful
manner for all those present.
Those who participated in the or-
enips's pleasures were: Mrs. T. Nes-
bit, Mrs. Oscar Watt, Misses Flo
North, Ethel Elliott, Nary Bunch,
Hazel CASTOR, Helen Cunningham,
Marie Chamberlain Lois Sisson, Ethel
Williams, Richie, Edith Thurman,
Alice Monroe. Helen Shank, Susie
Cramer, Georgia Price, Mayme EN-
mons Simpson, Lucille Emmons, Jes-
sic Magee, Flo Thompson, Messrs.
Winfred Cunningham, Archie Fowler,
Coy, Roy Carnahan. Ray Sisson, Tom
Murray, Percy Nesbitt Oscar Watt,
Adair, Ray Lynch, W Hartman, Softer,
Ballinger, Lee Price, Roy Essley,
Friedman and Dick Swlgleson.
The Woman's Missionary Society Of
the First Presbyterian Church held
its first meeting of tee 1911-12 sea-
son Thursday afternoon, in the
church parlors, with an attendance
of between forty and fifty.
After "A brief business meeting, dur
ing which arrangements for enter
tanning the state Synodical Society,
which conyones here October nth,
18th and 10th wore discussed, the af
ternoon's program was opened with a
review Of Current Topics, led by Mrs.
}. B. Fink
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