Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-10-13


The members Of the Mocabee club
were delightfully."- entertained at the
home Of Mrs, Gorge Bullette, north
of town, at their first meeting Of the
season. Pink roses and numerous
ferns were used TO decorate the al
ready pretty home. After all tho
guests had assembled, n short business
session occupied their attention. This
was followed by the regular club raf'
ilc in which Mrs Sahin was the win
ner of a handsome Irish crochet hand
bag. The game of hearts was then
INDUCED in for an hour or so, and H.
this Mrs. Sahlin was again the win
ner pf high score. capturing the prize,
a hand painted belt pin. SpcciHl
guests Of the club were Mrs j. A.
Henry and Mrs. A. D. Kneale. Others
yresent were Mesdames j. w. Ballow.
A, w. Hoots, Frank Poland, j IL.
French, S. A Hackett, Tom Fana-
Nv T.. NJ Iyerson, j. W. McCul-
icugh, G. t. Sahlin, NJ. |. Frederick,
Thomas j. Walsh, j. j. Keim, T.. j..
Fowler, A. s, Kneale. j. B. Hawkins
and Il. d. Kessilring. The club viii
meet again in two weeks, with Mrs.
Frank Poland. 1908 Perryman street.
Mrs. o. ii. Leonard entertained with
a picnic at Sand Springs Tuesday
evening, for her guests, Nh. and Mrs.
II, \. Slliman, Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth
Silliman, and Mrs. T. c. Stephenson
OF Cedar Falls, Iowa Others partici-
pating In this enjoyable outing We're:
Mr. and Mrs. C. c. Magec. Mr. and
Gss. Charles Haley, DR.. and Mrs.
Henderson,, Mrs. n. S. Murdoch, Mrs. !
IIoaton, Miss Nell Cook, DR.. Frank !
Ncff and Mr.. +. o. Cayitt
The Bonanza club held their regular |
weekly meeting at the home of Mr. |
George Berry. The earlier PORTION of !
the evening was devoted to the busi- !
ness of the club, the momentous ques- |
tion of Sweaters" causing a heated |
discussion which lasted nearly two |
hours, resembling to "A greater extent |
a debate on the tariff in the house OF |
Representatives that u mere discussion
of sweaters by the most superb boys |
club in Oklahoma, and twas to no
avail, no decision having been reached.
After the business of the evening
magnificent lunch was served, Mr..
Carson, the clubs president, made
an appropriate speech, thanking the
host and Mrs. Berry. for their hosp-
tality. Mr.. Schreck contributed II
musical number, much to the enjoy
ment of his listeners, and Mr.. Hcald,
the clubs poet, rendered an appDpn-
ate selection. Besides the regular
members of the club, Mr.. Hammitt
Baldwin Mr.. Earl Duffeld and Mr..
Merl Duffield, three new members,
were present.
The Tuesday Book club met with
Mrs. w. II. IIendren for their second
meeting of the season and began, in
earnest, their study for the ensuing
year, Italy. the Fascinating subject to
be studied this year, is so full of in
terest, that each succeeding meeting
will add more and more of an inccn-
tive to have each and every one OF
these meetings attended by every
member of the club. The music on
this occasion was, furnished by Mrs.
j. r. Cole, after which the following
program was given:
Roll call-Roman myths.
A Glimpse of Ancient 1taly-Mrs.
Brodie.
Roman Festivals-Mrs. Wicklzer.
A.. The First Papal Politician--Popo
siregory.
Mrs. Hendren, will again entertain
the club next Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. r. Shepherd, Of
Houston, Texas, are visiting Mrs.
Shepherds mother, Mrs, Georgia
Luke.
The Elite Dance club entertained
with the second of their pleasant
dances of the season Wednesday ev-
ening.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. n. Slllman and
Mr.. and Mrs Kenneth Silliman of
Cedar Falls, Iowa, who have been WIS.,
iting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. o.
TX lLeonard, left Tuesday for theis
home. The trip to and from Tulsa was
made in the Silliman automobile.
Mrs. T. C. Stephenson and little son
arc guests at the home of her sister,
Mrs. o. II. Leonard and family
Mrs. Albert Brown and daughter,
Miss Gladys, returned Wednesday /
from n delightful several weeks So
journ in the east where they visited
In Old Point Comfort New York city,
Washington and Pittsburg.
Rev and Mrs Hugh McBirncy re-
turned to Tulsa Wednesday afternoon,
after a three months visit in Canada
and the northwest
Mr. and Mrs. Joe T. Wright, Of
Danville Ky, and Mr.. and Mrs. j. j.
Wright, of Olathe Kan. are visiting
Mrs. j. j. G. Bond, Of South Gin
cinnati avenue. .
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