Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-02


Christ and once at the Howard Me-
mortal Methodist Church, The choir
Of the two churches viii i1in In the
presentations each assisting the other
both evenings For O fortnight Of
religious services az the Church of
Christ Mrs Robinson will have charge
Of the music and viii direct chorus Of
forty voices Any number Of good
things musicaly VIII be given during
the three weeks and aside from this
n number OF things have been planned
by those with whom Mrs Robinson
was closely associated during her stay
In that city in the musical world.
Among the entertaining hostesses are
Mrs W. Il Pickering aud Mrs. $. G..
Diggle.
The Priscilla Club has dlsbauded
FOR the present The meetings We're
devoted TO needle work and probably
later in the spring more meetings will
be held.
Mrs. nellie Richey arrived last eycu-
ing from Kansas 10 be the guest Of
Mrs Dele Farmer
Mr.. and Mrs w. c, Fry are spond-
ing the weel, IN the city from Cleve-
land with Mr. and Mrs n Dixon and
relatives Their home is IN this city
but they are spending the winter with
their daughter, Mrs. Arthur Sallee Of
Cleveland,
Mrs. McKamy left yesterday for hor
home in Robinson, Illo after a visit
with her son ana his wife, Mr. and
Mrs j. W. McEamy
Mrs. L. Holderman Is entertaining
her father and mother. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Muir of Richmond Ind.
Miss Myrtle Ungcr OF BartlesyIlle
will be the week end OF guest " Miss
Audrey Roberts coming down for the
basket ball game between Rartlcs-
willie and the Tulsa High school girls
Saturday.
The Tuesday Book club did not
meet because Of the uclement wealth
.er but will meet next Tuesday and de-
vote the main part of the session to
business it being the day 10 elect Of
ficers.
The weather proving favorable, a
nuYolnr ,f thr t,,,t,,l.... ..I al. ....,.
try Club are planning some things for
the end Of the week among which viii
be an afternoon at golt with a dinner
IN the evening
A coterie Of the friends OF Mrs. Julia
Lebus gathered nt her home Firth and
Main Tuesday afternoon 20 pay COM
pliment 10 the natal day of Mrs. Lehus.
The gifts included a lovely chocolate
set, a hand painted cake plato and a
chatting dish. the latter from young
Robert Lebus. The guests were Mes
danes Harry Hudson Fred Frey. r.
c. Hoifhine. T. J. Johnson, Davis.
Lew Wallace, Lessitt and Miss Kath-
leen Lebus.
The Trinity Guild meet, this after
noon with Mrs W r. Luckfield, 1914
South Detroit.
The next large and brilliant func-
tion to claim the attention OF society
deyotees will be the opening Of the
new Elks temple, corner Third and
Boulder avenue, March 80 has been
chosen as the date and the town will
be graced with the presence OF many
distinguished visitors for the moment.
Gus occasion The chief feature SOC
Tally will he the ball on the evening OF
chosen date, Already resident hos
tesses are asking out of town friends
to be their guests Many OF the higher
officers Of the order, who come for
the dedication services viii be accom-
panied by their wives and beauty and
brilliance Will be In evidence ass II has
not been I'm many moons.
The friends Of Miss Jcanucttr KIM
berlin. daughter of Mr. and Mrs J S
Eimhcrlm of this oly viii Doe pleased
10 read some nice things about this
little miss. Miss Jcuusttc, who is q
precocious child. spends her school
years in Chicago with 1u aunt Iu
order that her talents may receive the
best cultivation possible Tho follow
Ing from tho Chicago Tribune win be
of interest
"Thc Nakama Club OF oak Parl,