Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-06

their departure for America, were In
terestlngly brought out Miss Dona-
hoe was assisted by Mesdames w. II.
Albro, C. A. Sanderson, n. S. Muir
dock, w. H. Walker, E. Il. Hayden,
Ina Fitzgerald and c. c, Myers,
The postponed meeting Of Clement
A. Evans chapter United Daughters
of the Confederacy, was held yester-
day afternoon, with Mrs. j. G. Rosser
as hostess in her home on South Den
yer avenue, The origin and circum-
stances surrounding the composition
Of Maryland, My Maryland" were
read by Mrs. J. NJ Bass, who after
wards sang from an old wartime
copy and to her own accompaniment,
the strains of the inspiring old song.
Mrs, Ned c, Rigsbee played one of the
Hungarian rhapsodies Other offer
ings to the musical program We're the
song of Mrs. d. c. Acosta Mrs j. G.
Rosser and Miss Helen Savelle. Miss
Estelle Farmer read for the entertain
ment OF the gathering. On the after
noon OF January 10, the birthday Of
General Lee will be celebrated in the
home OF Mrs. f. Forest Hayden Re
freshments were served In conclusion.
The period of intermission for the
holiday season in the Tuesday Book
club was terminated yesterday when
the club met for its usual weekly
study at Y w. c. A. headquarters.
Mrs. w. II. Hake was hostess. Mrs.
c. Il. Strouvelle contributed the musi-
cal number with which the meeting
is always opened, and the following
papers were given:
Art in South America .........
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Spanish Architecture in South
America .........M Mrs. Allen Cook.
The responses were notes of inter
est about American architecture.
The several weeks intermission
taken by the Ruskin Art club during
the holiday season came to an end
Monday afternoon when the members
assembled in the home Of Mrs. Dan ].
DAWSON for January's initial meet
ing. The work was for the most part
of preliminary nature, in preparation
for that which is to follow in the
next few months. Mrs. A. J Rudd |
gave the weekly magazine review, !
which dealt with western art giving
the development of art in its various
forms and phases, and particularly |
the strides which it has made in the |
west and southwest.
Mrs. w. II. Hendren left Yesterday
for Oklahoma City, where she goes |
TO attend meeting of the southwest !
MISS onary board Kansas, Arkansas, |
Texas, New Mexico and Oklahoma are |
all represented In this important |
meeting of the missionary bodies of |
the various states. Mrs. Hendren Is |
a delegate from the First Presbyterian |
church.
Miss Lucille Leonard left Monday |
night for Delaware Ohio, to resume |
her studies in Ohio Wesleyan univers-
ity after pleasant visit during the
with her paretns, Mr.. and
Mrs. o. H. Leonard. Miss Leonard
will be graduated from the we'll
known Methodist school in June. Mr.
Howard LIE Fourd of New York, who
was guest in the Leonard home for
several days, has also returned.
Miss Wenonah Marlett, the newly
appointed secretary of the Young
Woman's Christian Association, has
arrived from Moose Jaw, Canada, TO
assume her new duties in this city.
Miss Mildred Corbett, who has been
acting as temporary secretary, will
cave today for Dallas, Tex, which
'ity is headquarters of the Y. w. C. A.
n the southwest
Miss Ruth Jacobs of Pawnee has
'eturned home after a few days visit
o the Misses Ethel and Helen Cartier
Mrs. Alex Docherty of Mardn,
Okla, who has been the guest OF her
laughter, Mrs. w. J. Wansey the past
wo weeks, will return home tomor-
ow.
Mrs. Earl w. Sinclair will enter
ain with an informal bridge lunchen
oday and a similar affair tomorrow.
Mrs. j. w. Rogers and little daugh- ;
er have returned from a visit to her {
lome-folk in Pauls Valley Okla. DR..
rogers mother, Mrs j. C. Rogers,
no has been n visitor to her sons
Oome. has returned to her home in {
)2ark, Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry F. Sinclair are t
ntertaining Mrs. Sinclair's brother, {
reverend Fathcc William Farrell, Of /
hutchinson Kansas. !
Mrs. George Berry is in Chicago. !
here she was called on account of
he death of her uncle, Mr. Edward {
hudson. She will probably remain a c
'eek or ten days longer. !
Miss Lula Crosbie has returned to a
chool in New York, after spending
he holidays at home with her par
nts Mr. and Mrs. j. f. Crosbie.
Mr.. Gordon Carson has returned
rom a few days visit with friends in
.ansas City.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Elliott and
aughter Wilma are expected home
hortly from visit in Pittsburgh, Pa.
Irs. Elliott has been quite iii during
1eir absence from home.
Mrs. Frank L. Moore will be hostess
t the meeting of the Tuesday Sew
lg club tomorrow afternoon
Mr.. James Latham has returned to
rinceton university, after spending
le holidays with his parents, Mr.. and
Irs Robert Oglesby.
Mrs C. A. Hood has been called to
oward Kan, on account OF the
cath of her mother, Mrs. H. G.. Whit
1T.
Mr.. Victor II. Crouch has returned