Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-02-21

for Miss Clark and Miss Ellsworth and
in the evening Mrs Galloway gives a /
large card party in their honor,
Mrs Edward Mccoy has issued In
yitauons for Thursday and Friday af-
teruoons OF this week at cards,
The new Presbyterian Church home
was thrown open to the public last
evening In social way when the lad
les Of the church held reception to
the members ana friends Of the church
The affair was held I'm the basement
of the church and hundreds called
during the evening to offer good
wishes and congratulations on the
splendid achievement The dccora-
tIons We're simple but effective, Form
ing back ground from the serving
table was a lattice work Of southern
smilaX and the serving table had for
it's decoration Pere roses and red
shaded tapers in cut glass candle sticks
Here ladies of the church poured cof-
fee and served dainties Welcoming
the guests We're Rev. and Mrs. G. w
/
and Mrs S, h. Gordon Mcsdames
Percy Collins w. l. Stewart c. ST.
Walker, S II. Kimmons John DeShon
and j. NJ. Hall were the committee IN
/ charge. The plan of the decoration
was the same as was used I'm the ser
vice Sunday morning that being the
work Of Mrs, J. NJ. Anderson she
guests were at liberty to view the
whole interior Of the building which is
complete even in smallest detail, The
affair was one of supreme Importance
and was the occasion for a cordial well
come to all to the new church home
/ Miss Mary Brockman has returned
from New York where she went on
millinery buying trip. She was ac-
companied home by Miss Vera Lang
don. who will he her trimmer She
will also have with here for the sea-
son Miss Mayme Stahl.
/ Miss Effie McAlester and Mr. George
McAlester left yesterday for their
home in Springfield, Mo-, after a visit
| with Mrs. Joe Price and family
Mrs, Fleming Is here from Haskell
| for a visit with her daughter, Miss
/ Carrie Fleming
Mrs Carl Hudson will go to Vinita
60 Join Mr.. Hudson who will be there
for some time.
The following invitations viii be Is
sued this week THE directors and
senior class Of the Tulsa Hospital
Training school for nurses request your
presence at the commencement eXer-
clses Tuesday evening, February twen-
| ty eighth, nineteen hundred and eleven
at eight o'clock, Boston Avenue Meth
odlst Church.
Miss Lillian Schreck did not get
home from Houston Sunday as was eN-
pected but instead went with her hos
tess Miss Hazel Lockhart on a trip
to Galveston. She is expected home
today,
Miss Mildred Bradstreet OF Musko-
gee, who came over for the annual
dinner given by the All For Fun Club
girls, who has been a guest OF the
different girls OF the club will go home
today having made her visit longer IN
order to attend the reception at the
Presbyterian Church last evening
Mrs. Josephine Mcconnell and chill
dren Devere and Dorcas have gone to
Nowata to visit relatives
Mrs Forest Miracle has returned
from a visit with relatives at Mann
ford. Mr.. and Mrs Miracle are NOV
ing their residence to West Ninth
street
Miss Mabel Fovel OF Cherryvale,
Kas., Is the guest Of Mr. and Mrs c.
w. McCarty OF Carson Avenue.
Miss Mary Hanratty has returned
from McAlester and will be with Miss
Minnie l.. Anderson for tho coming
season.
Mrs. 3. 8. Adams and daughter Miss
Agnes Adams left yesterday for St
! i4NUlS NlltI " NlSlA WIN AAls hIh +Nhof
John Day. brother Of Mrs, Adams
Miss Blanche Mccoy Of Cincinnati
arrived and will be with Miss Minnie
l.. Anderson in her millinery establish
ment for the coming season, as head
trimmer.
re r. E. o. Society meets tomor-
row afternoon at O'Clock with Mrs
r. S. Wagner.
Mrs. Sam McGrew and daughter,
Miss Edna McGrow, were called to
Marshalltown In. Saturday night by
the illness OF Mrs. McGrew's father
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Gump (AIll-
dred Dckermsn) came down from
Bartlesylle last evening and arc
guests OF her mother and sister, Mrs,
Dckerman and Miss Marian Dicker-
man OF Carson Avenue.
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