Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-17

daughter Mrs. Archibald Ncrt of Ic-
trolia, Canada.
'rhe fifth annual all-slaS meeting ~
the Federated Missionary societies ~
Tulsa will be held Friday, March Y@,
at First Methodist church Luncheon
at o'clock is to bc one Of the pleas
ant features of the uaS each woman
to cOntribute some article for the
menu. Officers Of the federation are
Mrs. r. j. Head, president; Mrs. X. J.
Lamb, Mrs. G W. kcrst and Mrs. II.
NJ. Cross, vice presidents Mrs @. II.
Leonard. secretary; Mrs w. II. Cole.
treasurer. The program follows,
10 a. m, DeVotional.-Mrs w. +.
Ewing.
How to Interest our church in. the
Mission Movement. Mrs. H. Il. Nor
rson, Second Baptist church.
"Travelers Aid and Other civic
Work Along Missionary Lines. Mrs.
A. w. Roth, Presbyterian church.
departmental WolE Of the W. G, II.
U"-Mrs. Kennedy.
Home Missions. Mrs Wallace, First
Baptist church.
Solo--Mrs Mcconnell.
"Woman's Influence in Christianiz-
ing the World, Mrs James Gilmore,
trinity EplSCOpal CUurch.
Living Your Life. Airs. J. Wesley
West Christian church.
The Effect Of the War on Missions"
Mrs. r. J. Lamb, College Hin Pres
byterian.
appointment of committees.
Hymn.
Luncheon.
1880 p. mo Deyouonol--Mrs l.. S.
Barton.
Business session.
The Influence Of the Home on the
Character aud Life Of the Child
Mrs. f. ]. Katz, First Baptist church.
THE Influence of the Church on the
Life Of the child Mrs. c. r. Robin
son, First Methodist church,
"Home Missionary Work Through
Humane Channels. A. NJ Welch,
Humane agent.
Solo-Mrs. W. Il. Guiberson.
Discussion, GLOW TO Create Mis-
sionary Spirit Among our Young
Women." Mrs. John Gilispie, leader.
National Constitutional Prohibit
tion."-Lilah ID. Lindsay
Our opportunities for Christian
Stewardship. Mrs q. W McCulloch
Boston Avenue Methodist church.
"Our Greatest Need. Mrs A.
Ernsbergcr, Tigert Memorial church.
Among the several special days call
cndared in the Tuesday Book club
this season. none have been more de-
lightful than music day which was
observed yesterday afternoon at the
meeting place in Y. w. c. A, head
quarters. Mrs. Earl Sneed acted as
hostess. The responses were Of Amer
lean women composers. The mem
bers of the club were pleased to have
with them Mrs. w. K. Guiberson, who
is a singer of exceptional talent and
who gave exceeding enjoyment with
her sweet singing upon this occasion.
She had chosen for the deleCtation OF
her hearers q group of Carrie Jacobs
Bond songs. Mrs. G. Il. Strouvelle
gave sketch Of CarenO, the well
known South American composer,
followed by the playing Of "The Song
Of the Brook" ooh That We Two
| Were Maying' and Down Where the
Lilies Grow We're pleasing vocal
numbers by Mrs. +. j. KatZ. The
members of the program committee,
Mrs. n. W. Magazines, Mrs. A. w.
Roth and Miss Isabel Fonda, presided
as hOstesses at the after social session,
serving refreshments OF tea and cakes.
Mondays session of Crown Seal
cha utauqua with Mrs. j. NJ Clover as
hostess was one of more than passing
interest, having as it did for the sub
ject of paper and discussion munich
pal ownership. Mrs. Walter II. Albro
lead, reviewing the chapter by Alden
on this question which in many in