Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-29

the nlthlbeIs playing were MehdhlneS
c, S. Nandever, G, A, Mechling, II, II.
Irwin, n, II, Giddings, j. =. Hawkins,
II, s.. Condor and c. W, Partlow.
Mrs, Condor will entertain the club
next week.
Tho most notable event in Tulsa's
social program this week will be the
reception rendered Mrs. Maria Reyn-
olds Ford by the ladies OF the First
Christian church this afternoon and
evening at the parlors OF the church,
corner Fourth and Boulder. Mrs. Ford
has for years been the representative
OF the Christian Woman's Board Of
} Missions In Argentina, South America,
supported wholly by the society OF
the Tulsa congregation. She is visit
ing a number OF cities delivering lee
lures on the need Of the South Amer
lean continent. The missionary So
c%ietics OF the various religious COM
munions Of Tulsa have been invited
and will be largely represented. The
reception will be in the lecture
as the missionary room in the sub
story is not large enough.
Mrs. Ford win remain In Tulsa till
Monday morning. She will be pre-
scented TO the Bible schoo Sunday
morning an Honor Day Rally" be
ing held for this purpose, and, at the
regular hour for morning Worship
~l0;50-she will deliver an address on
the great field in which she has la
bored, the most Important In mission
airy effort these days, South America.
She VIII be entertained by MIR. and
Mrs. j. J.. Wilson OF North Denver
avenue during her stay and will APP
pear before several other meetings.
Mrs. william r. Lindsay, Mrs. X.
LOTS McClintock and Miss Nancy
~Younkmann were special guests at the
meeting OF the Thursday club y%ester-
day afternoon with Miss Gladys Brown
as hostess. The favor for high score,
which was + dainty handmade lin
geric, proved TO be the good fortune
Of Mrs. Lindsay. A salad and Ices
were served. Mrs. Stanley Francis
Hiscy and Miss Irene Delaney are
prospective hostesses for next weeks
meeting.
Miss Nancy Younkmann has com
! plotcd the course in domestic science
In n Plttsburg, Kan, training school
and has returned home to be con
nected with the department Of science
and dietetics in the Tulsa schools.
Miss Younkmann's friends are happy
W hllbW Nldl Silt mas ltNtlNtd Ill up
polntment in the local schools, which
Will enable her to be among them
frequently and also to be at home.
Mrs. A. w. Roth and Miss Wenonah
Marlettc left last night for Dallas,
Tex, where they go to be in attend
ance at a several days meeting of the
southwestern Y. w. G. A. conference.
Miss Marlette is secretary of the Tulsa
association and Mrs. Roth is presi-
dent of the board Of directors.
Mrs. Eugene Little was hostess at
the meeting OF the Priscilla club
Wednesday afternoon, at which time
the young matrons Of this new sewing
club, together with Mrs. G.. +. Bays as
a guest, spent the hours from three
until five very pleasantly at various
kinds of n~eedlework. Refreshments
were served. Mrs. Ned Mastermann
will entertain the club next week.
Mrs. George A. Wells left yesterday
afternoon for Pittsburg, Kan, where
she will spend ten days as the guest
of her sister, Miss Lolita d. Mason,
and friends. Mr.. Wells has planned
to so to Pittsburg TO accompany Mrs,
Wells home at the end of hat time.
The Woman's auxiliary Of Trinity
Episcopal church will meet this aft
ernOOn at 2:3O o'clock in the guild
room.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul M. Galloway
have returned from a few days visit
In Oklahoma City.
Mrs. George w. Little of Pittsburgh,
Pa, left yesterday for her home, con
Guiding several weeks pleasant visit
TO her niece, Mrs. j. p. Cappeau, and
Mr.. Cappeau.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Oglesby, ac-
]compauied by Miss Maude Painter,
left Wednesday night for a few days
visit In Kansas City.
A Menu.
BREAKFAST
Fruit
Wheat Cereal Milk
Broiled salt salmon Rolls
Coffee
LUNCH
Scalloped oysters Milk biscuits
Sliced oranges
DINNER
Oyster soup
Bean ~croquettes Cream sauce
Plain potatoes Endive salad
Saratoga pudding
Coffee