Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-10-22

daughter of Mr. and Mrs @. w. Hen
rs Of bl5 South Elgin avenue, ana "
a charming young woman The groom
is promising young business man or
Tulsa. Mr., and Mrs Whitaker left
on a late train for a brief honeymoon
trip TO Kansas city, after which they
will be at home 10 their many friends
in Tulsa,
The following item from the To-
peka Daily State Journal, concerning
one OF Tulsa's most beloved YOUNG
women. will be Of great interest TO
her wide circle Of friends News OF
a former Topeka girl. who has re-
nouneed parties and dances to take
part IN tho great worlds work, con-
Germs Miss Caroline Dickey. the
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs w. l.. Die
key Of Tulsa, Okla, Miss Dickey
graduated over a year ago from the
Chicago university. she became inter-
ested IN the work OF Jane Addams. OF
Hun House A few months ago Ne
went TO Kansas City and took a min
or position with the board OF public
Welfare, Her work In the slum dis
trict was SO enthusiastically and cap
ably done that she received last week
an appointment as district superin-
tendent The city is divided into dis
trlcts, and the office to which Miss
Dickey has ben advanced Is one Of
considerable importance In the de-
partment Miss Dickey is a niece Of
Mr., and Msr. j. T. farrell of Topeka"
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. L, Stafford, OF
$40 West Seventh street, entertained
Mr.. j. W. Lewis and wife Of Sedan,
Kan, and Mr.. Harye Conner OF
Prue, Okla, Sunday.
This evening at the First NJ, H.
church, there Will be a general recep-
tion in honor OF their old-time pas
tor, and WIFE, DR. and Mrs Frank
Neff. This reception Is to be in tho
nature OF an acquaintance social
and all members OF the congregation
are most cordially invited TO attend,
and an invitation Is extended to the
strangers generally An interesting
program has been prepared and an
enjoyable time is assured every one
who may come.
MIR. and Mrs. l.. NJ. Bennett, of
Cedar Falls. Iowa, will arrive In
Tulsa, today. for an extended visit
with their daughter, Mrs o II. Leon
ard and family, at i447 Carlton
Place.
American Historians was the
subject occupying the attention or the
members of the Tulsa Woman's club
which met yesterday afternoon with
Mrs. Hickey as hostess. There was a
good attendance and the meeting was
in every way an exceptionally enjoy
able and profitable one. The program
for the afternoon follows;
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS men of To-
day.
Historical Letters" Mrs. Johnson.
Bancroft AS an Tarly Historian
Mrs. Wakely,
"McMasters.' Mrs. Hickey.
"Hartes Source Material" Mrs.
Schlicter.
Mrs. Jesse l.. Brammer was hostess
last night, at the meeting OF the All
For Fun club.
The program given at the meeting
of the Ruskin Art club yesterday at
the home of Mrs. Lee Clinton, was
one that left most favorable I'M
preston in the minds OF all the mem
hers who were In attendance. The re-
sponses to roll call occupied an ex-
ceedlngly pleasant and instructive por-
tlon of the afternoon, the subject be-
ing one which is especially dear to all
the members of this organization The
papers given were also exceedingly IN
teresting The program follows;
Responses Can the Ruskin
Art Club DO to Beautlfy Tulsa ?"
English Illustrators" Mrs. c. c.
Cole.
Albert Memorial Statue" Mrs.
Leo Clinton
Next Mondays meeting will be the
last regular meeting with Mrs. Lee
Clinton, this season
The Se-ma -hoth-ka club members