Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-08-01

Mr., and Mrs. G. Il. Bush will leave
today for a several weeks stay at
Colorado resorts OF interest,
Miss Mary Smith. Of sapulpa, is
visiting Miss Mary Delaney,
MI and Mrs, Robert Oglesby left last
e. pening for an extended visit AT north
ern and eastern lake resorts
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hayer have
gone TO northern lake resorts for the
remainder OF the summer months,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Simmons ana
children and Miss Florence Hare, OF
Muskogee Will Dsve tomorrow for
Neosho, Mo, to be away until Sep
tcmber
Mrs. Richard Burkhart entertain
ed company of little tots, Mon
day afternoon, the occasion for the
affair being little Miss Ruth Burk-
harts fifth birthday.
Mrs. o. II. Howard Mrs. W. &. New
ell Mrs Charles Roeser Mrs. Edwin
II. Perry, Mrs. Frank Moore and Mrs
w. IL. Roeser win leave this evening
for Glenwood Springs Colorado, for
a six weeks stay Later they will be-
Joined by their husbands for few
weeks outing.
Mrs. j. c. Nnues has as her guest
Miss Clara Pope, of Thomas Okla.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank NJ. Randolph
and baby daughter Mary kathryn,
will leace tonight for Kansas CITY,
From there they will go In their auto
10 Madison, Wisconsin. to spend tho
remainder of the summer sesOn
The members OF the Christian
church and Sunday school will picnic
at owen Park today.
The Missionary society Of the Bos-
ton avenue NJ. Il. church will meet
this afternoon at four o'clock In tho
pastors study.
Mr. John A. Steel Is visiting IN
Plltsburg, Pa.
one Of the most enjoyable dances
OF the summer season was that given
by the knights OF Columbus, last eve
ming, at Sand Springs park. There
were about sixty couples present ana
dancing, to the sweetest OF music fur
nished by Prof Harms orchestra. was
INDUCED in until midnight which
came much too soon for the dancers.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Brown and Mrs.
j. \. Shaw chaperoned a jolly crowd
of picknickers who spent the day at
Sand Springs park. Twas an all day
feast in every sense of the word. the
attractions at the park and the de-
licious refreshments, including every
thing from palatable sandwiches to-
dainty ices and cakes, all contribut-
ing to make the affair a very happy
one. Those enjoying this outing were:
Misses Mary Larkin, Inez Wilcoxson.
Nancy Elklns, Delma Howell, Blach
Johnson. Julia Garrigan. Ellen Garri-
gan, Marie Ricabaugh, Marsha Har-
man, Ella Bess Meet Florence Dill
lard, Julia Miller, Matte Kelly, Messrs.
Charles Peppers, j. W. Bilyue. Harold
Gray, Victor Stephens, Fred Stigler.
Joe Brannan, Roy Minchel. Ernest
Hollis, Truman Gardner, Ralph Will
hour, Marion Rogers.
The girls of the C. o. NJ. club spent
several delightful hours at owens
park Wednesday morning. A most de-
licious breakfast was served at 6:3O
to those participating in the early
morning jaunt. The remainder of the
II orning was spent playing tennis ana
various other amusements. At 1890
the merry party returned to their re-
L. i,, 4. ,rt, /,
We're: Mr.. Lee Shumway; Miss Laura
Shumway; Miss Genevive Timmons;
Miss Louise Woods; Miss Maggie
Ethel Justice and Mrs. Charles Leh-
man.
Mr. and Mrs. Otis Weaver are visit
Ing relatives in Pittsburg, Kansas.
Mr.. Bert Martin of Marshall, ILL.,,
Is recent arrival in Tulsa who In
tends to make this city his home.
Miss Mabel X. Fowler of Tulsa has
returned from an extended visit in tho
west. She visited Mrs. w. b. Freder |
irk of Boise city, Idaho, and Mrs. |
Webster Warlng of Ontario, Oregon, !
both of whom formerly lived in Tulsa.
The W. C. T. U. held a most inter-
esting session last Tuesday at their
headquarters. Plans were completed
for the entertaining of the state con-
vention to be held In Tulsa in Septem- |
Der, With the Tulsa Union as hostess
Committees were appointed as follows
Decoration committee, Mrs G.. u.
Jenkins chairman, assisted by Mrs. 7.
Homer Preston and others; lunch
committee Mrs. o. A. Steiner assisted
by Mrs. A. w. Roth and others; badge
committee, Mrs. Lilah ID. Lindsey and
Mrs Alice Shut. Mrs. Lindsey had
received letter from Mrs. Nellie
Woodson, the state l.. l.. l.. secretary,
saying she would arrive ten days be-
fore the state convention convenes ana
drill the Tulsa l.. l.. l.. for a dem /
onstration one evening of the CON
vcntion. Two l.. l.. LIS have been or
ganized, one in the East side and one
i,. .hn raptra1 part Of the CITY and