Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-04-14


ed the various kinds of comestlbles
prepared by the hands Of Tulsa wom-
en- and many Of them following the
/ recipes advocated by Mrs. Armstrong
II was quite evident that Tulsa so
ciety matrons and maids are greatly
interested in the good old art Of
home cooking, Of which they gave in
disputable proof both by their at
I tendance on this afternoons affair
and by the wholesome accomplish
ment of their practice in the art.
Mrs. Armstrong, acting in the capa-
city Of Judge. awarded the prizes in
five series, as follows:
Pie division; First SO Ever Wear
Ever utensils, Mrs. Mckenzie, 602 S.
Boston; second, Universal Percolator,
Mrs. stover, 914 North Main; third,
Pelousc table. Mrs. Coggswell. III
South Cincinnati.
Layer Cake Division; First. Ki,ch-
en- cabinet, Mrs. L. b, Pence, 5S2
North Cheyenne; second, Carpet
sweeper Mrs. Mcdonald, III South
Carson; third, Savory Roastcr Mrs.
Render, I'll North Boulder; fourth,
Universal chopper, Mrs. Thomas, 7O6
South Cincinnati.
Douehnut Division: First, Refrig-
orator. Mrs. T. Curtis, S44 North
Cheyenne; second, ice Cream Freezer,
Mrs. Tucker, 500 South Denver; third,
Bread mixer, Mrs, w. Reeves
Bread Division: FRS, Caloric
Fireless Cooker, Mrs. Pearson, 9O3
South Boston; second, $500 worth of
Wear Ever utensils Mrs. Reinich 7O3
West Fourth.
Loaf Cake Division: First, Gas
Range, Gladys Stebbns, 5O2 West
Fourth. second. Electric Iron, Mrs.
Dmrcl, 92O South Elwood; third,
Boiler No. l, Mrs. FISHERMAN, 500
South Boston; fourth, Boiler No 2,
Mrs. Tucker, sos South Denver
That Tulsa women appreciated the
benefit of this cooking school has
positively been evidenced by the fact
that the things ON display which were
sold water the prizes We're awarded,
netted the substantial sum Of sixty
dollars which amount was handed to
the ministerial association, to be used
at its discretion for the poor Of the
city.
Throughout the week, many express
sions Of approval have been over
heard by the friends Of the Tulsa
World, expressing unqualifiedly their
opinion Of this venture as one Of con-
siderable henefi, in many homes as
Mrs. Arnstrong not only demonstrat-
ed the preparation Of many new dish
es. but explained eNhaustively moro
economical methods Of culinary prac-
tice ir homes of moderate means. In
talids and dyspeptics win he tempted
by dainty things which might other
wise have been lacking; faded pal
ates win respond to old pleasures re-
newcd, and last, but not least there
win frequently in time to come, be
told. over the luncheon table and
festal board, and upon any occasion
where society gathers "ah. yes, so1
glad You Ike it, i learned to make
it at the Worlds Cooking sChool'
Mr.. and Mrs. David Alderson. oC
St. Louis, Mo, are visiting Mrs Eliz
abeth Mapes.
Miss Gladys stebbins entertained
the members Of the Girls Bridge club
AT their regular meeting this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Grey are
at home after q visit in Little Rock,
Ark.
Miss Alice Walsh is guest at tho
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas J.
Walsh
The members of the Wlshbouo
club had one Of their enpoyable so
cial sessions wednesday evening. at
the home Of Miss Laura scott.
Mr.. and Mrs r. NJ. Murray have re-
turned from Topeka, kan, where thoy
were the guests Of NIr. Murray's par
ents.
Mr. and Mrs. X. y. Walger are
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs Ernest Clark. T.
The knights Of Columbus and .their I
friends taxed the beautiful Elks' ball
room and reception rooms almost to 4
capacity, Monday evening. on the oc- /
casion Of thoir ball and euohrc /
Dancing and the pleasures Of tho /
game were INDUCED in until midnight
and later.
The Maccubee club members held !
an all day spring festival az the home !
Of Mrs. J. b. Hawkins. 141s South 4
Denver avenue. Wednesday. April 1
10th. A picnic luncheon was served