Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-05-16

the visiting matrons and young
women and wives Of the officers Of
Tulsa's banking institutions. An or
Chcstra played during the luncheon
hour.
The program for the Patrons
Teachers meeting of Riveryiew
school, Monday afternoon, follows:
Danish dance Of greeting and Chimes
Of Dunkirk, first grade pupils Of
Miss Rome and Miss Jones; oats,
peas, beans and barley grow and the
Shoemaker second grade pupils Of
Miss Steele; Ace Of diamonds, and |
see you, third grade pupils Of Miss
Mullins and Miss Younkman; Nir-
ginla reel and Swiss May dance,
fourth grade pupils of Miss Butts and
Miss Swartz; Ok dance and reap the
flax, fifth grade pupils of Miss Grif-
fen; Culdamon and Hopmoranica,
sixth grade pupils Of Mrs. Fuller;
Maypole dance, seventh grade pupils
of Mr. Knox; Tarantelle, eighth gT~de
pupils of Miss Barton. Address, Su-
perintendent Il. e. Oberholt2er.
A thank offering meeting of the
Young Woman's Home Missionary So
ciety of First Methodist church will
be held Wednesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Pcrcival Il. Magee. Mrs.
b. c. Connor, who has made the
study Of In Redman's Land" very
interesting and instructive, will con-
duct the lesson on Alaska, assisted by
Mrs. f. NJ. sutton, who has prepared
paper on Alaska, geographically
considered, and Mrs w. II. Pomeroy,
who will consider Alaska from a COM
mercial standpoint Women who are
interested in mission work are in
vited.
Mrs. Storey-White, a talented con-
tralto of this city was warmly re-
ceived and was rendered a pleasing
ovation by the district federation Of
Women's clubs before which she 9p-
peared as the Fyechka club's dele
gate and representative on the musical
program, in Claremore the past week.
Mrs White was accompanied in the
singing of her numbers by Miss Lyn-
ette Kimmons
Mr. and Mrs. c.. c. Cole and little
daughter Mary Caroline will leave
June in their car for Norman, where
they will attend the commencement
week festivities Of oklahoma uni
versity as guests of Captain and Mrs.
Duval. After the close Of the uni
versity for the summer, Mr.. and Mrs.
IAval will accompany the Coles to
Dallas, Texas, for a visit with Colonel
and Mrs j. r. Cole. parents of Mr..
Cole and Mrs. Duval.
Announcement Of the marriage Of
Miss lie Eta Dove of Bartlesville to
Mr.. Theodore w. Carman of this city
is made. The ceremony took place
Friday evening, solemnized by Rev.
Frank Neff of First Methodist church
at the new Marquette hotel.
The close Of the ninth year Of the
private school and kindergarten of
Miss Elliott and Miss Brock will, this
ton of THE Sleeping Princess" which
is to be given at the Grand theater on
the evening of June 81
Pupils of both the graded and
kindergarten departments will take
part and the play promises to be even
larger and more elaborate than the
presentation Of cinderella" last year.
The first annual open meeting Of
the Piano Study club will be held
Monday evening at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. w. A. Aggers on South
Boulder avenue. A feature of the
evenings program will be the play
ing of Signor Rafael Navas, a brill
liant concert pianist of Wichita, Kan.
There will be a meeting of the
Riverside Patrons Teachers associa-
ton Monday afternoon at 2:30 at the
school This will be the last melting
Of the year and Principal Haoken-
dorf urges a full attendance. A group
Of the May day dances will be re-
peated at this time for the entertain
ment Of parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. McKeever and
their guest, Miss Mary Walsh, left last
evening for Sapulpa, for visit with
Mrs. McKeever's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John F. Egan. on Wednesday,
Mr., and Mrs. Egan will give a dinner
marty honoring the second wedding
anniversary Of the McKeevers.
Miss Miriam C. Bull left yesterday
n,orninp for a few weeks visit to her