Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-06-18

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In the southeast room on the ground
floor
All mombers are requested to be
present
Mrs. Charles Oslrander will leave,
today, for Colorado Springs, for a
several weeks stay Miss Gertrude
Ostrander also leaves today for a
Visit with friends and relatives In
Blue Springs, Mo.
Tho Pan Hellenic society and their
friends win dance al Sand Springs this
evening, leaving Fourth ana Main
streets at 7:ib for the Springs.
Mr.. c. w. Hazelton, OF 81. Louis,
Mo, Mr., j II Ward, Of Hayes city,
Kan, and Miss Fac Munro. OF Kan
sas CITY. Mo-, are visiting Miss Mynn
Coggswell, at III South Cincinnati
Avenue. Miss Munro viii remain In
Tulsa for month or so, but Mr.. Haz-
elton and Mr. Ward are here but for
few days.
Miss Muriel Risinger and Miss Clara
Newman are planning 10 leave for
Findlay. ohio, Thursday, prior 10 go
Ing to the lake resort where they viii
spend the summer Miss Risinger ex-
poets to visit in Iowa and Pennsyl-
yanla before her return to Tulsa In
tho fall.
Mrs. j. G. Hopping and children,
l2sta, Zelma and Norris, left last
evening for Okmulgee, where they
viii visit for few days and rusticate
on their farm In that locality.
Tomorrow afternoon, Miss Imogene
Smith win entertain the members OF
the Book and Needle club at her
home at 1882 South Baltimore ave-
nuo.
The first Of series OF pavilion
dances to be given by the knights OF
Columbus, during the summer and
fall season will be given tomorrow
nlsht, at Sand Springs. Prof Harms
orchestra viii furnish the music and
this dance will be of the usual high
standard of all the dances given by
the Knights.
The Elks' Cafe was the scene of a
number of small but pretty dinnei
parties Sunday evening,
Members of the XII club will be the
guests of Miss Jeanette Cody. to-
morrow evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. II. Shumard, Miss
Minnie Anderson, Miss Bess Stack
house, Mr.. Rem Marr and Mr. Carl
Gillette formed a congenial party pic
nicking at Sand Springs Sunday ev-
ening.
The Epworth League OF the Boston
Avenue NJ. T.. church are planning
for a picnic at Sand Springs, Thurs
day evening. Cars conveying the
party to the Springs will leave Fourth
and Main streets at six thirty o'clock.
Miss Grace Downing has returned
from a three weeks visit with friends
In Ninita and Claremore.
Miss Leonora Porter has returned
to her home in Muskogee after few
days visit with friends in Tulsa.
Mr.. and Mrs f. NJ. Agnew enter
tanned number of little tots with a
pleasant party the affair being in
honor OF the fifth birthday anniver.
sary OF their young daughter, BERTHE
Games that little folks enjoy were
INDUCED in for a couple Of hours
after which ices and cakes were
servel to the following Youngsters
who helped to make merry the after
noon: Annie Gosnell, Laura Carpen-
ter, Minnie Whitten. Edith Hickman,
Marguerite Written. Olive Hale, Ma
i el Funston. Opal Downing, Addie
Relden, Fannie Castillo. Fanchon
Gangwer, John Gosnell. Tom Carpen-
ter. Gordon Carpenter, Alden Smith,
Homer Smith, Leslie Strait Murray
Strait Ray Hilton, Walter Murray and
Sherbie Gangwer
Miss Lucille Hanly, of Joplin. Mo-,
arrived last evening to be the guest Of
her aunt. Mrs. Eugent Lang.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. r. Goodman left
yesterday for Denver and other points
Of interest in the west. to be gone
during the summer months.
Mrs. Frederick L. Carter is home
after a delightful visit with relatives
and friends in st. Joseph, Mo.
Miss Ida Preston left yesterday for
a short visit with friends in Paw
huska.
Mr.. ana Mrs Jerry Randolph left
yesterday 10 spend the summer in
Waukesha, Wis.
Miss Grace Gregory will leave to-
night for Chicago, H., to spend the
summer with her sister, Mrs. c. f.
Smith. Mrs Smith was formerly Miss
Elsie Gregory, of this city.