Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-07-11

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at owen park, Tuesday, playing ten
mis- and participating I'm the other
amusrments offered boy the park, A
most delicious lunch had been prepar-
ed before hand boy the girls and was
duly appreciated by the hungry play
crs The occasion was In honor Of Mrs,
lla Hgbec OF Kansas cry who Is tho
guest OF Miss Margie lmpey The pie
mic party consisted OF Miss Gencvleve
Timmons, Miss lla lligbee, Miss Mar
iore Impey, Miss Edna Shumway,
Miss Daisy HE Miss Laura Shumway,
Miss Georgia Price, Miss Ethel Justice
ana Mrs Charles Lehman.
Tho Missionary society Of the Bos-
ton Avenue N, T.. church VIII meet
this afternoon nj four O'Clock, In th,
church parlors.
The Womon's Missionary society Of
the First NJ T.. church viii be the
guests Of Mrs. J. NJ. Glover al tho
Country club, this afternoon,
Mr. y. @. Boatwrlght left yesterday
for Richmond, Va. 10 spend few
weeks with home folks. He viii also
visit in New york, old Point Com
fort Atlantic city and other eastern
gesorts before returning to Tulsa In
the fan.
Mrs, John Davis Hail has returned
from visit with friends and relatives
in st. Louis, Mo.
n
Mr.. Charles Black, and Mrs. George
next Tuesday, for various Michigan
and Great Lake resorts.
The Misses Dorothy and Bessie Mad
ison, and their guest. Miss Elsie Shaf-
fer Of New Orleans, La have re-
turned from pleasant visit with Mr..
and Mrs. George Ransom, in Musko-
gee. Miss Madison viii leave for At
lantc City, y. Jo about the fifteenth
OF this month, TO remain until lat"
ia the fall.
There viii be- meeting Of the Trim
lN Tulsa branch of the Woman's Aux
Hilary this afternoon at $3.50 o'clock at
the home Of Mrs. Gilbert 4, Ottman
on South Main street.
The Woman's Missionary society OF
the Tigert Memorial church win meet
this afternoon. at three thirty o'clock
with Mrs, II. b. Vaught, at the parson-
age,
Mrs s. :. Robinson is expected
home from Los Angeles, Cal, the lat
ter part Of the week
Mrs, W. NJ Strlnger, Of Sperry,
okla, Is visiting in Tulsa.
or the many jolly picnic parties vis-
iting Sand Springs this summer none
have proven more delightful than the
one enjoyed, Tuesday, by the An
Sew Embroidery club" Of Collinsville,
Okla, together with number of in
vited guests from Tulsa. The Tulsa
guests were Mesdames w. r. CAMP
bell, James II. IIobson, T, ]. Hartman
and Effie Condron, who, acting as @
self appointed committee, met the club
ladies at the morning train and es-
corted them to the park, whore every
possible courtesy was accorded the
ladies by the park management A
bountifu picnic dinner, enjoyed by all, |
left no room for doubt in the minds OF
Their guests as to their ability to pre-
pare and serve picnic spread The
ladies' devoted the afternoon to enjoy
ing the beauties of the park, taking
kodak pictures, etc. The members of
the club present were Mesdames l.. |
How, T. w. Howell, f. II. Lindley j.
l.. Taylor, David Gaythe, H. +. Linds-
ley, r. A. Douglas. G l.. Hicks, 8. II. |
Boehmler: Misses Mabel Hicks, Jessie
Amos and Bette Grubs. Others en-
ioyng the outing We're: Misses Helen
Hicks, Dorothy Lee How and Master
Herbert Lindsey After IA day that
was enjoyed to the fullest, the ladies
left for their home in Collinsville on
an evening train.