Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-12
JOSEPHINE GRAY
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were spread for luncheon, The after
Moons guests were Mesdames Lynn h.
Wallace, r.. II, Perry. w, II, Wright,
/ c. G, Cole, Archibald Smith, c. II.
Boeser, Howard Kiser Misses Lavon
sperry OF Fort Wayne. Ind, Carolyn
Dlckey Nan Beatty, Of Kansas City;
Mary Dallas Gage, Of Topeka, Kan. (:
Louise Mitchell, Ada Rudd. Nellie
Cline, Maude Rose Geraldln Rraymer,
( Gertrude Braymer and Mae Evans.
The Meka Hute club met with Miss
Christine Groh Tuesday evening in the
regular business meeting. Miss Groh
leaves IN April for Wooster, o., 10 take
a degree i'm music and before she
leaves she Will give recital at the
church for the benefit OF the club
IN its church duties. Miss Irene
Hcager, reader, will assist her. Mrs.
Mold Groh assisted in serving refresh
ments to Mrs. n =. Gamble, Mrs.
Louis Timing, Misses Sadie Mclean,
Faye Frey, Elsie Adair Lille Chrsty,
Aud Mclean, Rose Fisher Venarda
Pence and Irene Yeager,
The lovely spring weather made II
possible for the girls Of the Entire
Nous club to enjoy their first porch
party with Miss Belya Mitchell MS
hostess Wednesday afternoon. The
club spent the time sewing and late
In the afternoon light refreshments
were served. Members present were
Misses Anna and Carolyn McBirney.
MossIe Lewis, Katherine Hall, Jessie
PARCELS and Mesdames G. VI N.
Yates and Fred j. Miles.
When Mrs b. l.. Slack was sum
moned next door 30 the home OF
Mrs, Olen Hickok Monday evening
''for a minute" she had no hint that
she would find assembled the ladies'
of the south circle Of the Ladies' Aid
society, her co-workers I'm the church.
the Semper Fldells club and the young
ladies Of her Sunday school class but
this was the happy surprise that had
been planned for her so that the par
ticipants might in a measure express
their love and appreciation for what
she had done while among them and
that she might carry a pleasant re-
|membNnce with Ter to her new home
In Rartlesville Miss Flo North and
Miss Ethel Elliott gave a musical pro-
gram and others gave OF their assist
ance In serving refreshments and
making the occasion a pleasant one,
The Semper Tidelia club presented
,ir cold hnvn1 nliNa
spoon. The circle gave a silver bak
ing dish and there were a number of
Individual gifts. Members OF the club
and class were Misses Zee Cramer,
Helen Cunningham, Leota Cunning
ham, Flo North. Chleado Accord, Lu-
cile Leonard. Alice Monroe. Ruth
Trees. Ella McNicol, IMlu Hnauss,
Ina Karr, Ethel Williams, Mayme
Emmons. Lucille Emmons, Mary
Bunch, Ida Chamberlain, Lctha Rose,
Mary Broclman, Faye Elliott, Ethel
Elliott, Sue DeCounter, Irene Yeager,
Mrs. c. C. Yeager, Mrs, u. Simpson.
Members of the Aii Society. Mes
danes +. ] Murray Hugh Mckinney
w. G.. Brockman, J. W. Baker. c. w
Singleton. DR.. Johnson, B. II. Sands
H. B. Haley. Tom Ebright, DR. Brodie,
DR. n. w. Mayglnnis, WI Hickok,
A. Hickok, A. d, Kennedy, nellie FL
liott, Gus Dixon, w N. Hudson, f, @
McClintoclS, Allen Cook, Il. G. Cum
nlngham, n. 8 Murdock, J. w Baker
Gus Nixon. c. w Singleton, len Hic-
4 kok and Master Billy Kennedy.
The following was contributed by q
member OF the lodge:
one of the most brilliant social af-
fairs that has been pulled off lately
was the banquet at the Masonic Hall
Friday night, given by Tulsa Rebe-
kah Lodge No 27 in honor Of one