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ghildrru's hearts, were INDUCED Ia 90
help while away the time, "a hunting
contest also added 90 the pleasure,
Little Miss katherine Luckett won q
pretty basket of flowers as the prize
In the contest
After the games the little folks
70 Nrred around the dining table,
which was conferred with "a beautiful
birthday cake, decorated with the ape
prupriate number Of candles, tunn-
Ing little place cards marsed each
rhlld's place. Ices, candles ana such
goodies as children enjoy were par
taken # hy this happy little ihrung.
Mrs Edktn was assisted by Mrs'
FLOYD j.. Bradford ana Mrs r., Il,
Russell IN dispensing hospitality
The little tots present We're, Luz
rlle Morley Katherine LuckeiL Irene
Dawson, Nancy Larson, Rhea Me
Manniman Mary Alice Wilson, Mary
Pv ~ Pauline Temple, Stella For
tcire Fred Trees, Paul Galloway,
Glenn Galbrcath, Floyd Bradford,
Morris Bradford and Harold Porter
'Alr. and Mrs A. E Dorsey and
daughter, Ethel, II Robinson, lllp
have returned to their home after q
pleasant visit with Mr. and Mrs, A. Il.
George, 72i South Guthrie avenue.
Mr. and Mrs j. $. May9 Of Sew
cry, Kansas, Who attended tho CHS
holm-Simms wedding al Fort smith,
Ark, are guests at the home of Mr..
and Mrs Frank Newklrk.
Monday, May %, maliod the clos
ing date Of the years work of the
Tulsa Momau's club, custom being
90 hold an 0ut-of-door picnic as the
last session each Year Most Of the
club members and many guests gath
Ned ON the lawn beneath the inn
mcuse oaks az sand SprnesI thls
park Offering an immense playground
equipped with an the inducements 10
make pleasurable outing Sedate
ladies rode the carOusaL dlenliied
Tatrons attempted to ride the "hu-
man roulette wheel others found %
wild enjoyment on the scenic rail-
way, and others OF lhat happy crowd
who could enjoy neither Of those
pleasures, found more happiness In
listening TO the music, Eventually
the long tables were spread anu
such Il spread. The guests gathered
about the festive board and after be-
ing seated, were addressed by their
most capable president Mrs Il. 70
Shalenberger. She extended a vel
lome ON behalf Of the club 10 the
guests, then took up the subject ol
the past years work, the efficiency ol
each officer; the earnest endeaNor on
every member; the harmony or the
organization, bearing upon the great
truth In the beloved heritage OF our
country, In Union there Is strength
Mrs. Shallenberger touched on the
progressiveneSs of club women, club
life inspires the mother 10 keep In
touch with the studies and research
Of her children; It keeps the mother
I'm touch with the world wide move
ments. II gives absorbing interest to
the mother whose children are no
longer in the home, preventing brood
ing over vacant chairs, to rich ana
poor It brings genuine help. AS a
fitting close to her address Mrs
Shallenberger paid loving tribute
10 the former president, Mrs, j. D.
Seaman, deceased, and read q tele-
gram from Mrs. Seaman's daughter,
Mrs. Ida Z. Basten Of Carney, Nebo
wishing the club happy outing day
Following the presidents address,
Mrs. Liah y. Lindsey altered a pray
er Of thanks for the many privileges
the club had been permitted to enlay'
The picnic feast then began It's pleas
uses being heightened by tests, laugh
ter etc. At the close of the feast
the year books for the saeson lDl2-l3
were given the members. The BOOKS
are Of pearl white linen lettered IN
gold and the topic for TN coming year
is principally American literature ana
the authors thereof The next years
work begins in october.
Mrs. w. C. Norcls and daughters
Nina and Madeleine, cXpe't 10 leave
for Washington, D. c., Sunday, to at'
tend the graduation exercises at Co
lumbia university. Miss Elsie Norris
win be one Of the fair graduates OF
the class of 1912.
The Book and Needle club were
pleasantly entertained by Miss Nr-
ginia Leonard, yesterday afternoon
Little miss LeodrnaMcmfwycmfwyp
Little Miss Leonard had as her
guests nearly all of the members OF
the club and "a number of other
friends A very dainty luncheon was
served at the conclusion of very
happy afternoon for all the little girls
present.
Miss Katherine Anderson, Miss
Gladys Brown, Miss Mae Evans ana
Miss Florence Braymer are planning
10 leave for Gainesville, Texas, We'd
i,ssday, to join a party in weeks
camping trip, going about twelve
mfles from Gainesville.
Miss Katheryn Hill who has been
visiting at the home of Mrs j. A.
Friend, for the past month, will leave
for her home In Wichita, Kan, this
week. Mr.. Charles Friend Will ac-
company Miss Hill and will spend his
vacation in wichita.
Between forty and fifty Rebekahs
and their friends spent a delightful
day at Sand Springs Wednesday, leav-
ing on the ten o'clock car In the
morning and returning to Tulsa at
Aduskl The various amusements at
the park We're patronized at intervals
all during the day adding much to
he pleasure of this happy picnic
-erowd.
The Girls Bridge club will meet
next Tuesday afternoon with Miss
Katherine Anderson, at her home at
1909 South Main street.
Mrs u Roger KpmD and little SON |