Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-10
Nh nnM NOnr G1NW DAY.

without doubt every CLUB woman
who attended the Tuesday Book clubs
observance OF civic day, "Know Your
city yesterday afternoon AT CONNER
! cial club headquarters, was really sur.
prised 10 find how little she did know
OF the various institutions and of the
civic and moral conditions OF Tulsa.
! The women OF the several study and
culture clubs OF the city had been In.
vted 10y the Book club 10 be present
! at It's annua! civic day Program and
large rumhcr responded. Mrs
! Frank H. Townsend presided over the
meeting.
a group Of pleasing song numbers
, by Mr.. w. Il. GuibeTson. with Mrs
&. L.. StIOuNeilc accompanying. opened
the program after which the roll was
called ana in response to her name
each member gave "A one-minutc talk
on the various institutions and tn.
, moral and civic conditions OF the city.
! The city fire department. which IL
one Of the best equipped ln III" entire
southwest. was Mrs II. q. Tyrcll's sub
iect. 7" Mrs. William II. Pomroy had
/ been assigned III" subject of the city
water. and she gave 4 most interesting
and clever little speech. tmplorng in
behalf Of the City's women for an inn
mediate solution "t this big and knotty
problem. Commercial interests" by
| Mrs. Earl Sneed. set forth the business
interests of the city which are carried
, on on Il surprisingly lars" scale. The
church, which IS one of the thre" In
stitutiOnS which are the real founda.
! tion OF "A community, was Mrs. Grant
StrOh's subject ana was one with
which Mrs. Stroh was thoroughly IA
miliar and il followed was enabled to
make Interesting. AS one of the per-
. 4.
! possible, Mrs. Il. +. Macarthur made
an interesting and to the point one
minute talk. That our womsn's clubs
have played no small part In making
| Tulsa the clean. progressive city which
| II stands today, was the gist of Mrs. -.
| T.. Sinks talk. "Our Hospitals" by
! Mrs. Allen Cook. showed the provision
which Is made IN caring for the ctty's
; sick. The Young WOmans Christian
association. which mears so much t.
! the city'S business and working women
/ and which viii stand for greater Inn
, pOrtanCS within the next few years,
was the subject which had been as
: signed 10 Miss Isabel Fonda. Being
/ particularly interested in this new and
! invaluable institution for the benefit
, OF young womanhood, Miss Fonda
| talked most Interestingly,
! The want which the Day Nursery
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