Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-11

] AN'N'bh 'hAlAlNhiAH
Mrs. J. Wesley West is hostess at
Franklin party.
Mrs. 4. NJ. Moeks, Thursday auction,
Mrs. L. IL. Giddings, Thursday
bridge.
Mrs. Jay Painter. Thursday club.
An afternoon with List.
The members of the Piano study
club experienced an afternoon OF
| greatest possible enjoyment yesterday
afternoon in its List program, which
was rendered at the Savas studios.
/ The Misses Lucia Funke ana Jessie
Cissne, who represent Sisnor Rafael
Navas OS Wichita in this city, were
hostesses OF The afternoon and the
meeting was presided over by Mrs.
N. W. Gregg. ON the program were
a number Of Visits immortal Hun
garian Thapsodies, and the three
which stand out as LISTS most Won
derful compositions We're rendered
with admirable beauty and technic
by members az the club The pro-
! gram follows
! R6apsoiis. So 30 irs. uoiminso q Acosta
"a" "'I III, %Sigfi,u.saaiisi 'aij Con'sr,
Wo''. in 4 fq Mr.. .'i 1isr,. " Kist,ddon
ID
The neXt meeting ia two weeks VIII
nave CHOPIN as She subject az studys
Mrs. Ralph NJ. Darnell was hostess
~ a delightful meeting az She
Wednesday. Bridg" cub Yesterday az
! %ternoon. entertaining in the home or
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Grant a..
! Stsbbins. In addition 20 the Swo
tables which haV" been playing
throughout the season, Mrs. Darnel!
invited as guests for an additional
table, a group OF matrOns who have
not been meeting regularly with the
club. The favor for high score,
, which was a box of beautiful statione
, cry. went To Mrs. Charles 4. Wilson.
, Two courses Of refreshments Were
served. The next session is 10 be with
Mrs. william Il. Lindsay ia tw"
weeks.
y chapter T.. T.. -. heiS It's annual
election Of officers yesterday in cone
. nection with the regular meeting az
the home Of Mrs. Randolph Shirk.
Mrs. Ill. W. Randolph was made pres
ideut. Mrs, 4. NJ. sutton. vice-presi"
dent: Mrs. sam 4. Mckinney, vice.
president: Mrs. Ray NJ. collins. re.
cording secretary. Mrs. Edward Me-
Coy. treasurer. Mrs. Carl q. Msgee.
chaplain: Mrs. Robert II. Mitchell,
guard. The business session was fol.
lowed by "A most happy social hour.
during which refreshments We're
served in two courses. Mrs. Benja-
min Haywood Of Washington. u. q,
with MIS-. Mccoy, was "A special guest
Mrs. \. II. Patterson. who will act az
hostess of the :. ". g. 4. benefit az
o H. A 81 4 a. IHuHA a. 80 a-A-nH 10 . -
have as her assistants Nesdames y.
II. Sutherland. T.. IL. Stage, Vera
Porter. y. Il. Dali"us. u. I. Harwell.
j.. ". Robb, a.. Il. Richards, ed l..
Mooyehead and Myers. Mrs. Stanley
Francis HIsey was in charge yester-
day. assisted By the following young
matrons and girls: Mesdames Jay
Painter, w. II. Mainwaring. Hiram
Porter and the Misses Helen Pierce
and Florence Head.
The first lesson Of the Afternoon
sewing class Of the Y. W. &. 4. will
noon, directed hy Mrs. Sam Il. Nee
Eirney Tho place OF meeting has
been changed from She cottage az
present, owing 10 the fact that the
cafeteria provides ample space for
cutting and working. Every member
of the class IL asked TO bring a yard
stick, scissors, thimbIe, thread and
pencil
Mrs. John Taylor and little daughter
Ruth of Waco. Texas. are here for a
short visit 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Cass \.
Mayo. MTs. Taylor has been spending
some time with her home-folk and
came over for a few days before re
StynfYr bona. o. Fr.rag Ayr TuNr1avs
IL the wife OG Mrs. MayO'S brother. q.
o---~s
Mr., l.. J. Hurley who as tribal at
torney represents the ChOctaw nation
in Washington Is seriously i'll at a
hospital in that Cityo Mr.. Hurley has
not been well since undergoing an
operation several months ago and his
present illness is thought to be due
to the shock Of the ordeal.
Miss Sarah Hunt is expected home
AZ the end of the week after an eX-
tended absence from home. during
New York city, Nelllsyille, wis. and
ST. Louis.
Mrs. G. l.. Warren will arrive. to-
day from Oklahoma City to join Mr.
Warren i'm making Tulsa their home.
Mr.. Warren is assistant to County
Attorney Grassland.
Mrs. 4. r. Gurd will entertain in
formally Friday afternoon in honor
Of the visit OF her daughter, Mrs
Archibald Kerr of Petrolia, Canada.
Mr.. Henry Westcott of Erie. Pa,
who was the guest of his sister, Mrs.
Henry y. Greis and Mr.. Greis for sew
eral days, has returned to the east.
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. c. Coe Miss Bess
McAllister) OF sos South Denver ave
nue., are the parents of a baby daugh-
ter, who game yesterday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. John steele are ex-
pected to return today from New
York, where they have been spend
ing a fortnight.
Mr.. and Mrs. f.. r. Perry left last
night for a few days stay in Kansas