Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-11-06
THE TULSA WORLD WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER

lels Yawter. Mable Douthett, Sophia
Magnuson, jeanette Cody, Lillian
Magnuson, Pearl Kimble, Mesdames
Dean Reynolds, J. l.. Brammer. @. NJ.
Litson and u. II. Albert,
Miss Josephine Ruch has returned
from n short visit with friends In In
dependence, Kansas.
The Book and Needle club will meet
with Miss Virginia Leonard. this aft
crnOon,
The ladies OF Trinity Guild will
serve dinner, Thursday evening from
six 10 scven-thirty o'clock In the guild
room AT Trinity Episcopal church, The
members Of the guild are famed for
the excellence OF their dinners and
II Is expected that n goodly number
will avail themselves Of this oppor'
tunity to eat dinner nt the church to-
morrow evening. cordial invitation
IL extended to everyone to come.
Miss Grace Ellsworth has returned
from Independence. Kansas where she
spent the early part of the week VS.
iting homefolks.
Mr.. and Mrs Jake Adkins have re-
turned 10 their home in Pawnee,
Okla, after a few days visit In Tulsa
n. the home of Mrs. Arthur Clark.
Mrs. Mary MacDermot left, yester'
day, for san Antonio, Texas, where
she will visit for several days.
Mrs. John Aremcntrout and young
son. have returned from. n. several
months sojourn In Pittsburg, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Reynolds left
last evening for n few days stay N
their ranch in western oklahoma prior
10 going to Kansas city for couple
of weeks visit
The Art circle will meet this after
noon with Mrs c. c. Simmons at NO.
All South Elgin avenue.
The Council Of Women Of Tu'si'
will meet, this afternoon at three
o'clock in the music room at hotel
Tulsa. Mrs. $. s Robinson Will give
a report of the National meeting OF tho
Federation of Women's clubs which
convened last July In San Francisco
California. Miss Caroline Dockey VIII
olso give an address. This is the first
meeting of the season and good az
tendance is desired.
The G. G. G. club met last nlsh'
with Miss Myrtle Holt al her home on
South Detroit avenue.
Miss Mae Evans entertained
charmingly, yesterday afternoon IN
compliment To Miss Geraldine Bray
mer. Chrysantheums were the flow
pretty Evans home where the guests
assembled to while away numper OF
happv hours at cards and pay pretty
compliment to this charming bride
to-be. William Armstrong making
high score, the prize for which was
most artistic basket OF kliarheS
roses. After the game the guests re-
paired 10 the dining room where IN
exquisite two course luncheon was
served. After the last course hau
been served a pretty surprise was
given Miss Braymer, the nature oi
which was a miscellaneous shower
consisting of many beautiful remem-
brances all of which were brought
into the dining room and placed Oh
the table before her. This afternoon
with Miss Evans will always be re-
membered with delight by all VINO
were present, and especially by the
honoree. Miss Evans guest list III
cluded Mrs. Frank Moore, Mrs. Chas.
Roeser, Mrs. Archibald Smith, Mrs
f. r. Perry, Mrs. Frank Bartlett Mrs
]. A. Cosden, Mrs. Howard hiser' MIS-
William Roeser, Mrs. A. l.. Murphy
Mrs. william Armstrong, Mrs. James
Flanagan, Miss Geraldine Braymer'
Miss Nell Kline, Miss Louise berry
and Miss Edna Leonard of Beaver
Pa.
There will be a meeting If all the
womens missionary societies oi the
city at the Presbyterian church on
November fourteenth. This meeting
Ia under the auspices of the federation
of Women's Missionary societies. Mrs
G. s. Davis, of New York City. OF the
PRESBYTERIAN Home Mission Board