Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-11-16

llNl lN everyone lliNlAtt hlA az wv
last selection was rendered the desire
for more was In every heart, The
program, which Is given below, was
followed by an informal reception
during which ices and cakes were
served,
Program,
'1-Aria from II Re Pastore Mozart
Violin Obligato Mr.. Harms,
"a Ungeduld ,.,,,,.,,,, Schubert
b Du bist vii cine Blume,,,,,.
...,,......,,...,.,, Schumann
B--Spring ,,,,,,,,,'.'',.''' stern
Miss Porter.
IA Mr. Dooly on the Grippe Dunno
Rock-a-Bye Lady .,,... Field
Watchin' the Sparkn' Brooks
Miss Wyndham,
6-Alr de Salome, from Herodade
s,.,,.,,.,.,.,,.,. Massanet
Ca Ashes Of Roses ..,,,... Speaks
b At Dawning ........,. .Cadman
The Laughing Valley. Sanderson
Miss Porter,
delightfully."- entertained than on We'd
nesday evening. last. when the mem
bers, Of about one hundred gathered
at the Knights of Columbus Hall 10
while away the hours at Progressive
Euchre. The games was enjoyed un-
til about ten-thirty o'clock, Mr.,
Thomas Walsh winning a box of Gig
ars as the first prize for the gentle
men and Mrs. Sorbourgen Of Sapulpa
capturing "A beautiful handmade sew
ing companion as the first prize Cor
the ladies'. After the game the boxes
which had been prepared by the ladies
were auctioned off by Mr.. 4. J. Quinn,
who graced the auctioneer's chaE
with much dignity and ability amusing
all with this usual wit and cunning.
Delicious coffee was served with the
contents of the boxes. In the rafflo
of handsome hand-embroidcren
sofa pillow. donated by Mrs MoriaritY,
Miss Moffett was the lucky winner.
This. with a happy Informal social
hour during which some excellent
music was rendered brought to the
happiest of conclusions an evening
thai will long be remembered with
pleasure by all present. A series Of
these. socials has been planned, by
the ladies, to be given every now ara
then during the entire winter season.
The ladies of the First NJ. f.. Church
VIII. hold their Christmas Parlor Ba-
zaar on the thirteenth and fourteenth
Of December.
Mrs. j. w. Sanders has returned
from webb City. Mo, where she has
been visiting her sister. Mrs. Webb for
several weeks.
Mrs, John II. Ramsey entertaiuod.
Thursday, with an informal luncheon
In compliment to her guests Miss Ara
minta Frazer and Miss Edna Wind
ers, Of Flndlay, Ohio.
Mrs. Robert Fox Macarthur re-
turned yesterday afternoon, from OK
lahoma City. whore she attended the
council meeting of thu Oklahoma Fed
Grafton of Women's clabs. Mrs. Mac
Arthur is state chairman Of the music
committee,
Mrs. w. II. Keisker Of Richmond.
Indiana, who has been visiting at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs w. II. Andres.
is planning to leave for her home, to-
morrow.
Nj. Allen Holt is visiting friends IN
Guthrie. Okla.
Miss Mabel Dean will be hostess az
the Country club tea, Sunday after
noon. Mrs II. w. Anders, Mrs. John
d. Hail, Mrs. A. l.. Murphy, Miss
Louise Berry. Miss Belva Mitchell and
Miss Bess Deshon will be her assist
ants. All members of the club are Ia.
vited to these affairs at the club
house. =.
Miss Pearl Towers was at home TO
tift jHtinDtIo VI i6t VI VI W. Nlup ~
their regular weekly meeting and the
Misses Texa Fox. Marjorie Lewis,
Willie Wilson. Ruth Marshall, Myrtle
Holt. Maye Mcdonald. Pearl Moore
and Mesdames Jack Miles and Elmer
Moore, members of the club spent A
number of very enjoyable hours as he
guests, Dainty needlework kept the
hands. busy while tho ears were de-
lighted with several musical selec-
tions and social chat. Two names
were added to the membership OF the
club. Mrs, Elmer Moore and Miss
Pearl Moore being received into the
fellowship Of the club. Late in the
evening. dainty luncheon was served
concluding very happy occasion.
Miss Ruth Marshall will entertain the
club on next Tuesday evening.
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The home Of Mrs. Florence Schoo7-
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