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

Breakfast for Visitor.
Mrs. j. Chambers entertained with
a breakfast of pretty appointments
yesterday morning at Hotel Tulsa, the
affair being to honor Mrs. Walter
Kelley of New York, who, with Mr..
Kelley has been a visitor in Tulsa for
several days. A color note of red and
yellow was carried out in the table
appointments, the centerpiGVe being
a basket filled with red and yellow
roses. Covers were laid for Mrs. Kel-
ley Mrs Storey-White, Mrs. Fred NJ
Scott, Mrs. Harry Smoot Mrs w. A.
Agsers and the hostess.
Mrs. X. G. Walsh was hostess at the
| meeting Of Crown Seal chautauqua
Monday and, with Mrs. II. II. Ken
nedy as leader, the members enjoyed a
program full of interest and informa-
ton concerning the problems of old
age pensions. Current events fur
nished material for the roll call re-
sponses, after which the story of the
week was given by Mrs. s. c. French.
my Ideals of Old Age and Some of
the Old | Most Admire" was the sub
ject of a paper by Mrs. A. b. Harm.
Causes of Old Age Dependency in the
United States" by Mrs. Lytle; Fra
w. w. Lantz, and Government Pen
sion,' by Mrs Hayden, were followed
by 4 general discussion of Shall In
dustrles Pension Old Age Employees
which completed this portion of the
program. A paper on prime Minis-
ter Asquith," by Mrs. w. b. Harris;
Charles Booths Work in England
and THE Kaiser" by Mrs. w. II. AL
bro, formed another group of the
ffa.f4W .NNfs a. I'll.
more than passing interest at this
time. "The Death Rate IN Dangerous
Occupations" by Mrs. Garrett, and
Problems in Dealing With the Unem-
ployed," by Mrs Kennedy, rounded
out the afternoons work
Another meeting looking to the or
ganiZation of a Womans auxiliary to
the Commercial club will be held or
Friday afternoon at 2:30 at the club
headquarters and 1t Is hoped that a
large number of women will be suf-
ficiently interested to be in attendance
and pledge their support to the pro-
posed new organization. Though the
invitation is to all women, it is eX-
pected that at least the wives of mer-
chants and manufacturers of the city
will be present at the time named
Mrs. II. c. Hughes was last week
elected temporary chairman
Mrs. Harry Shipman left last even
ing for Anthony, Kan, whore she was
called on account of the illness of her
father. Mrs. Jack Ayers, who has
been visiting the Shipman home for
several days, returned yesterday TO
her home I'm Enid
Mr.. H. o. Miller left Monday night
for Rossville, Kan, where he was
called on account of the illness of his
mother, Mrs. Bradford Miller of To-
peka Kan. Death came before Mr..
Miller could reach his parents bed
side.
Mrs James McFal and daughter,
Miss Jessie McFall, will go to Mus
kOgee tomorrow to be present at the
funeral of Mrs j. G. Bradstreet. who
passed away Monday at the family
home in Muskogee. The Bradstreet
family formerly resided in this city.
The regular meeting of the Shake
speare club Saturday afternoon has
been set for o'clock in order that
the members who desire may attend
the open session of the Hyechka club
at First Presbyterian church.
DR.. and Mrs. j. w. Rogers removed
yesterday from South Main street to
the corner of Ninth and South Denver
avenue, where they will be at home
after this week.
The meeting of the Morning Auc-
tion club, announced for today, has
again been postponed until Friday,
when Mrs Arch l.. Smith will be hos
tess.
Tulsa County Registered Nurses as
sociation will hold its regular monthly
business session this afternoon at 2
o'clock at Y. w. c. A. headquarters.
Fhe regular meeting of the Patrons
Teachers association of Horace Mann
school will be held this afternoon at
9:15 in the school auditorium.
The erection of a handsome home
at Sixteenth and South Denver ave-
nue. is TO be commenced soon for Mr..
and Mrs. sam c. Davis.
The north side circle Of First Meth
odist Aid society will meet this after
noon at the home Of Mrs II. X. Curtis,
SIS North Main street.
Mr. Fred Oliver has returned to
Norman. Okla, after few days visit
to friends in Tulsa.
Mrs. John Carson, who has been
seriously i'll Of grippe the past week,
Is convalesoent.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. T. Bumgarner have
returned from a few days trip 10
Kansas City.
Mondays meeting OF the Ruskin
Art club with Mrs. Charles s. Walker
] was largely devoted to O discussion Of