Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-01-05
SOCIETY NEWS
By MRS LoRA MILLER
TELEPHONE 5000
Morning Hours, 10 o. Evening
Hours 4.sO 10 eco.

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home Of Mr., and Mrs, j. y, Bartlett
favored the club with n very inter.
csting, though brief talk, adding much
90 the pleasure Of the afternoon. Tn,
Regular program for the day was de-
voted to the study and discussion OF
the thoologians in American literature
The Beecher Family Cotton Nather
Phillips Brooks and Dr Washington
GLADDEN. being the central figures OF
interest in a number Of short talks
given by various members Of the club
Modern Eyangelists was one Of tho
subjects which proved Of exceptional
Interests In addition TO the regular
program there were two papers given
which We're carried over from a pre-
vous meeting These were given by
Mrs. Sullivan and Mrs. Ewing and had
fr their subjects, "IIelen Hunt Jack
son" and Margaret Fuller Mon
days program follows:
Responses .,,....,.. Olyd Proverbs.
The Beecher Family Mrs. Campbell.
Short Talks.
Cotton Mather ..,..,,.,, Mrs. Gurd.
Phillips Brooks. ..........M Mrs. Rush.
DR., Washington GLADDEN.. .........
.,.,,.,.....,... Mrs Puclni.
Modern Evangelists. . Mrs. Ebright
The club will hold an extra meeting
next Monday afternon at Hotel Tulsa.
This will be an open meeting and
every member has the privilege Of in
viting guest. Mile. Clopath will
give an address on Art" at this meet
ing
The Semper Fidelis society Of the
First Methodist Church entertained
the members Of the Baracca Glass and
other young men OF the church and
congregation with one of the most
pleasant social affairs in the society's
history, last evening, at the church
Inc basement OF the church was most
artistically and profusely decorated
for the affair with numbers upon mum
bers of red, white and green bells red
and white stars and an abundance of
oklahoma evergreen. Inscriptions in
floral design, wishing all 4 Happy
New Year greeted everyone. AS the
guests assembled they were divided in
1917 ana those of the New Year, or
1A13 and various musical. floral. book
and literary contests were INDUCED in
between the two parties, affording
much merrimrnt for all, until near
the midnigi hour, when delicious re-
fIeShments were served. After the
New Year had been welcomed in most
heartily by everyone present, and only
then We're the young folks ready to go
home.
Miss Anna Faltins0n entertained n
number of her friends with a Jolly
bunklng party Tuesday evening. The
affair was given In compliment to her
sisters the Misses Mabel and Alice
Faltinson who are homer 70 the holt
day season from Christian College in
Columbia, Missouri. Contests, games
and music helped to fill the hours
with merriment as this happy body Of
dozen young misses watched the old
Year out and the New Year in, and
about midnight delicious refreshments
were served.
Mr.. jay Forsythe entertained with
an elaborate Stag dinner" Tuesday
evening at his beautiful home in the
lynch Forsythe addition. Covers were
laid for ten and seated about this hos
pitable board were the following
guests: Mayor Frank Wooden, Messrs
c. NJ. Downing. C. b. Lynch, w. S.
Moore. p. +. Colley, ]. b. Wilson.
John O. Mitchell, +. A. Baker and II.
Y. Arnold.
There was no meeting OF the XII
Club Tuesday evening. the club having
postponed its next regular meeting un-
I'll January sixth, at which time they
will he the guests of Mrs. Dean Rey-
nolds.
Attorney and Mrs Pat Malloy re-
turned Tuesday from Sioux City !
Iowa, where they were the Christmas
guests of Mrs, Malloys parents, Mr. |
and Mrs. L. G. Harrington.
Mr.. Earl Mosier has returned to
Tulsa after an extended stay at Cali !
ma, ana ATkdHsdS resorts
Mrs. Percy Collins has as her guest
her sister, Miss Laura Mathews of
Des Moines, Iowa.
Mr. and Mrs Harry Hudson of IA
East Fifth Street are entertaining |
Mrs. Hudson's sister. Miss Marie lie
Comte, of Joliet. III.
Mr. Donald Ordway, OF Lawrence !
vlllc ILL.,, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. c. |
W. Kirkwood
Mrs. Ernestine Sankey left Monday |
for Ponca City to be the New Years |
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Derby |
She will also attend the New Year
ball to be given by the Bankers AS
sociation.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Kirkwood cele |
brated New Years Day with an ella
borate high noon dinner to which the |
following had been invited. Mr.. and |
Mrs c. +. Theobald and little daugh-
ter, Ruth. Mr.. and Mrs.-C. w. Kirk