Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-15

rooms of the home were decorated I'm
bouquets of red snapdragon. Tent
ing on the Old Camp Ground" wa5
programmed as the opening number,
with The entire chapter singing the
battle hymn.
Mrs. s. u. Lewis, member u the
chapter, who Is grandniece OF the
late general, read an interesting bio
graphical sketch and account Of his
activities during the civil war. Mr.,
Nj. }, Smith, a resident Of NOwata,
who was with Stand Waite during hia
-four yeaTs' service in the rebellion,
talked interestingly OF their expert.
enCes together. Miss Ruth Tate
Brady gave to the pleasure OF tho
company with two song numbers as
did also Miss Annubel Latimer,
sweet young singer \ refreshment
course was served at the afternoons y
close with Mrs. Louis Cohen, Mrs
John sykes and Mrs. Walter Duckett
assisting the hostess. In addition to
the daughters" present there were
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. J. Smith Of Nowata
Mrs. Mamie T. Dayton of Colorado
Springs, colo; Mrs. John Sykes, Mrs
John Freeman and the Misses Brady
ana DsllllheE,
Miss Clara heAEuuy of Amster-
day N. y, who has lust concluded
n visit to Miss Gertrude Connolly and
the Misses Fern ana 3ernIce Brown
Of Springview, Neb.. ~ao are here for
the Christmas seasHu, IN the Con-
molly nome, We're honored in the de-
lightful weekend card party OF which
Miss Connolly was hostess Friday.
Yellow chrysanthemums and crimson
roses were used in oncOration of the
rooms where six tables weer placed
for the playing OF auction bridge.
Miss Irene Delaney was awarded the
favor for high score, a box OF hand.
kerchiefs. Guest favor to Miss Ken
nedy was a pretty vanity vase. one
course was served. NJ irons and girls
playing were: Mrs Ralph Shaw,
Mrs, Jack Harvey, Nrs. +. NJ. NAL
10y, Mrs. Floyd Pohr Mrs. Il. l.
Mrs. George Wallace Carney, Mrs.
James Finn, Mrs Stanley Francis
Hisey Mrs. Ray Forlham Kelly Of
Marion, Indiana. Mrs. Hoscoe Griffith,
Mrs. Merl j. Heald. Mra NJ. Moran,
Misses Letta Reid. Irene Delaney
Marguerite Moran, Carmen Coyie,
elsie Norris, Louise Berry. Winnifred
McGlassen OF oklahoma City, Mae
Evans, Carolyn Dick !, Bethel Cone
and Florence Heald.
Tho inspiration OF Saturdays open
meeting of the Hycchka club was the
presence IN the city 0f Mr.. Rafael
Navas Of Wichita, Kansas, who con
sented to play group Of piano num-
bers supplementary To he clubs pro-
gram OF modern French music, In
their desire to share this pleasure with
others the club invited large num-
Der of special guests aud quite a
goodly number responded.
Mr.. Nsvas' offeriugs % the program
were from the best Enown French
composers and in Their rendition as
well as IN that Of the special num-
bcrs given by request, no proved him
self truly an artist. ~ Spanish by
birth and said to be closely related to
tho royalty Of Spain Mr.. NaVas Is
possessed Of a most artistic tempera'
ment and all the ron 1nce Of the
sunny cline OF his native country Is
revealed In his music. The cluf
and its friends have rarely had the
privilege Of hearing a pianist Of Mr
Navas' talent and attainment In line
with a movement which the club has
urfortakcn to raise the standard oI
mu>, in the public schools, Mr.. Navas
gave an interesting talk about how
children may be- made to appreciate
and love the best there IS In this, the
foremost of the arts.
-
Mrs. Lee Kunsman's compliment TO
her visitor Mrs. Cornelius Van Dyke
Pasten OF Carney. Neb, was pretty
affair of the weekend, at which ma
irons for three tables OF auction
Of cut-glass nappe went to Mrs.
Cass a. Mayo. Roses were used In
decorations and there were numer-
Gus suggestions OF approaching fule-
tide. Two courses were served. Guests