Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-24

Thursday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. w \, Nandcver deNoting the
time to poets, writer's and literary
works Of Oklahomans. Mrs. {. ).
Nandever talked Interestingly upon
the above subject customs and
Legends of the Indians was given
by Mrs l.. h, Wilcox, and a reading,
"WashingtOn lrying'S Monument 10y
Mrs. W. r. Hail. The refreshment
courses served at the close of the pro
gram were in a color scheme OF PINK
and white and pink carnations were
given as favors The meeting in two
weeks will be with Mrs Wilcox.
Next year the club will take mp the
regular course Of study outlined 10y
the BAY View course, with South
America as its particular subject for
the club season.
The sunday afternoon Nesper ser
vice of the Young Women's Christian
association tomorrow will be the last
| Of the season A special feature has
been arranged for the afternoon in the
| talks by Misses Lotte Washington,
Mildred Kelsey, Jessie McFall Isabel
McGilvray lone Barr and Mrs. Minnie
| T. Morse, who at some time in the past
| have attended the annual Y. W. {. A.
conference at Estes Park, Colorado.
! The association will this year send
three delegates to the conference,
which meets August lS to %,
Mrs. ] Arthur Hun win open her
| home in AN informal reception TO
members of the Young Woman's
| Christian association Tuesday even
ing. Mrs. Frank Haskell, chairman.
and other members Of the social COM
| mittee have arranged a program by
| Mrs Frank H. Greer, Mrs. +. Rogers
| Kemp. Miss AIynne Cogswell, Miss
Annabel L.atimer and Miss Ethel
| Kuhus and the affair promises To he
an extremely delightful one.
! Mr.. and Mrs Il. *. Parkhurst will
| leave this evening for few weeks
| "trip to Minneapolis and points in
! North Dakota.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Avery enter
tanned their card club with a pleas
| ant evening at bridge Thursday.
Mr. Nat Ligon, probate attorney
! for the Creek nation, returned To Sa-
Iulpa last evening after a few days
stay in Tulsa.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry n. Greis will
| have Bishop Theodore Payne Thurs
| ton of Muskogee as a guest in their
| home over Sunday.
Mrs. Frank G. Seaman, associate
grand matron of the Eastern Star,
accompanied by Mrs. w. =. Slayton,
! Mrs. j E. Walker, Mrs. Ross Sigler
Mrs =. j. Murray and Mrs, G. /.
| Rceder, will 90 to Sapulpa today,
Mrs. Seaman, as a grand officer to
constitute Naomi chapter of the or
der
Or. ]. w. Duke of Guthrie was
called to Tulsa yesterday in consul
tatlon with Dr. Fred S, Clinton con-
cerninC The condition of Mrs. +. b
billiard, who has been i'll for some
time and who is now in a precarious
condition
Mr.. Winston p. Henry left last
night for Hot Springs, Va, where he
Will Join Mr.. and Mrs. Huntington
| Henry, Miss Ida Mae Swift and a
party of other Chicago friends for a
two weeks outing.
Mrs Margaret Farrell of Hutchi-
son, kan. is a guest in the home of
her daughter, Mrs. Harry Ford Sin
clair and Mr.. Sinclair.
See the American queen Corset at
The Corset Shop, 400 Z South Main
ADV.
Robert A. MCBirney, Undertaking
Parlors, II West Third st. Phone 456,
| Residence Phone 191.-Adv.
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Adv.
Ask to see our $350 and $5 hats
Mann's Millinery, 413 South Main
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