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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-24

That the services of Miss Ellen
Donahoe as president of the Altar
society of Holy Family Catholic
church the past year were appreciated,
was shown by the compliment which
the members paid her In the pleasant
social afternoon arranged in her honor
Tuesday afternoon at Knights of
Columbus hall.
The hall was made to have a home
like appearance with the use Of rugs
rockers and plants, and entertainment
of a varied character including guess
ing contests and music was provided.
During the afternoon, Miss Dona-
hoe was presented with a handsome
gold linked rosary and a corsage
bouquet Of sweet peas and lilies OF
the valley. Miss Donahoe responded
pretty speech in which she thanked
tho women for their appreciation
shown in material way but more
than all she stated, she appreciated
the splendid cooperation and support
which had been given her in her eff
fort to further the work of the society.
Refreshments were served. The COM
mittee and guests OF the pleasant af-
fair included Mesdames E. j. Slater
l.. A. Hardman, j. II. Welsh, John II.
Markham, jr, NJ. Moran, +. Cremins,
ID. Butler, j. Il. Irwin, j. Keenan,, j. f.
McGouldrick T. O'Keefe. James Fitz-
gerald, D. +. Connolly, j. Egan, S. w.
NcMurray, Ed O'Rourke, U. II. Evans.
II. Constantine George Mcdonald, j..
DAILY, c. II. Farquharson, J. J. Keim'
NJ. J. McNulty, h, Short, NJ. j. De-
laney. j. Il. Manion. ]. f. Black, r.
Chestnut, b. +. McCune, I. Howard,
r. Griffin. ]. Smith. c. Curran, NJ.
Kane, McNurlen, X. L. Webster, Clark.
e. A. Friend. Charles Keim, Haup-
mann, T. Cushion. John Flanagan, j.
Murphy. Il. Kennedy. II. Nelson, T..
White, s. Markham. T. J. Quinn, L. p.
Quinn, f. j. Mckinley, T. Walsh, d..
Powers, Nachtmann, +. White, Joe
Horrigan, Mrs. Callahan of Pittsburg
Pa. and Mrs Tidwell OF Kansas CITY.
and the Misses Mary Donahoe, Ira
Martin. Josephine Irwin, Mary pona-
hoe Mrs. ]. V. Horrigan was at this
time initiated into the office Of presi-
dent for the ensuing year.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-24
Necana Names New Club.

NVVHHd NHHItS NVW NIUD,
A new club among several of the
girls-of the high school set, is named
the Necana, and many jolly gather
ings are planned for the remainder of
the winter in these circles Miss
Edith Lynn, is president Miss Mary
Walsh, vice president; Miss Norma
Miller secretary; Miss Blanche Boone,
treasurer. Other members are the
Misses Ruth Brown, Ethelyn Car
penter, Gladys Cusac, Anna Ingram,
Lucille Lee, RoXle Marie MARI, Clara
McJunliin and Helen Thurman. The
first regular meeting next Thursday
will be with Miss Blanche Boone,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-24

sisters, Mrs. Thomas White and Miss
Kathryne II. Mcbride. The Misses
Mcbride are young women Of many
accomplishments, Miss Hannah being
the pipe Drganist or Sacred Heart
church in her home town, and Miss
Eliza being an artist OF exceptional
ability They talk Interestingly and
possess those qualities that cannot
fail to impress. They are admittedly
very pleasant young women TO meet
and are particularly welcomed to this
city.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-24
Society Rcncws Acquaintance u
Visitor

Mrs benjamin Gibson Roatright
and Mrs Frank Alfred Hayer were
hostesses on Friday at a delightful in
formal afternoon tea In which more
than one hundred matrOns and girls
Of society renewed the acquaintance
Of a charming visitor, their mother
Mrs T.. c. Reid of Albuquerque, y. NJ.
The BoatriEht residence on Carson
avenue was the setting OF the affair,
and for decoration of the rooms "a
simple arrangement of pink roses and
carnations, in baskets and bouquets,
was made.
Mrs. Howard ~ Cole received the
guests al the door, after which they
met the line formed by Mrs. Boatright.
Mrs Reid, Mrs ID. q. Richardson and
Mrs Hsver in the living room. Here
the hOstesses had as assistants in wei
coming and acduaiuting the guests
Mrs IluiettC +. Ably. Mrs. Dennis II
Wilson and Mrs. George W. Edwards.
The dining room was particularly
attractive In an arrangement Of Mad
anne Shawyer roses for decoration.
The table centerpiure was composed
OF a large French blue basket Of the
flowers. surrounded ly six smaller
French baskets Of pink sweet peas and
a single rosebud. Gay-Culored butter
flies were pCrChed upon the handles
aud Too ihU grccnCry Of the UruterpieCe
Mrs. John NJ. Ward and Mrs. George
WiuNgr presided at the table during
the early receiving hours, after which
their places were taken by Mrs. John
ID. Hail and Nrs j Warren Sanders.
who poured the remainder OF the aft
ernuuu Tho rofrcshmcnt plates were
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-24
Dancing

D"htmE.
Modern dances; private lessons by
appointment; classes. 1858 Miss Ca
bell.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-24
Jane Adams.

The regular meeting Of Jane
Adams Chautauqua circle was held
on Friday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs. +. M. sutton. Rural England
furnished the leader, Mrs. II. O. Nc
Clure, with subject at once delight
full and entertaining. Mrs.W G Will
hanson described the simple ana
primitive nature Of Sunday schools in
English rural districts. Mrs. ID. w.
Crouch reviewed Jane Austn's Pride
and Prejudice and Mrs. Charles l..
Hall reviewed Blackmore's Lorna
Doone." Current events We're given
in response to roll call.
Mrs. Louis Il. Holman will lead the
literary program next Friday after
noon when the circle will assemble at
the home of Mrs. p A. Burhans, 223
West Ninth street.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-24

The patrol Of Aaka court, Ladies'
Shrine, enjoyed pleasant social ses-
sion at which Mrs j. B. Bartlett, chief
executive officer and Mrs. T. D. Ev-
ans, captain OF the team, were host
esses Friday evening, following a re-
hearsal for the work in connection
with the ceremonial to be held Feb
ruary 8,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-24

passed by Mrs. Robert Iigon, Mrs
Joseph +. Byrd, Mrs G.. $ Bruce, Mrs
John X. Woodard and Miss Helen
Savclle.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-24
Music at Boston Avenue Methodist
Church.

Two programs OF music which
promise to be excellent ones Will be
rendered Sunday morning and evening
at Boston Avenue Methodist church.
The numbers follow:
Morning.
Preiude-Reve Charmant. .Gastor de Lille
Anthem-Arise o Jerusalem. ....... King
Offertorv- Romance ..... Himmelbreieh
Trio-Come Unto Me All Ye That Labor.
................ ssss.s shin. -Sstiis
Mrs Babeock Miss LAtimer, Mr.. Bently.
Postlude-Bagateils (Old Englsh) Reiter
Evening.
................. Raft
Unto Jesus. CASTOR Borch
Offertory-H Humore eske............ Dyorak
Sop Solo-O Love That Will Not Let Me
20 ....ss..... .....s.ss shaiAei
Miss kuhns.
Postlude-MAreh P0ntificate. ...... Gounod
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-24
THE WEEKS CALENDAR.
Monday

Monday.
RusNn Art club meeting with Mrs.
Dan j. uaNlssou
Tulsa Women's club meets at Y. w.
c. A, Mrs a. Ernsborgcr is hostess.
Crown Seal ChautauQua meeting
with Mrs ~ 5 Murdock
Qud Iibet club meets, Or. and Mrs.
A. W Roth are hosts.
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs oscar X. Howard give
initial party of evening series.
Meeting Of Tuesday Book club at
Y. W. G. A. with Mrs. y. w. May
ginnes as hostess.
Wednesday.
Morning auction club meets, Mrs. j.
p, Cappeau is hostess,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hayden are hosts
10 Marquette club.
Mrs II. j. Walsh, Bannach Lath
Mrs NJ. E. Cline entertains Art
circle.
Thursday
Miss Gladys Brown, Thursday club
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank White, Nolaya
club.
Mrs. Horace Baker, Thursday auc-
tion club.
Mrs. Roy Garbett, Thursday bridge,
Friday.
Miss Carolyn Porter and Miss Mar
garet Wyndham present voice and eX-
precision pupils In Joint recital at
Kendall auditorium.
knights Of Columbus give dance.
Jane Adams Chautauqua meeting
with Mrs. T. T. Burhans,
Saturday
Fortnightly dinner OF Tulsa Country
club.
Special meeting Of Hyechka club in
Commercial club rooms.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-24
Plano-Noice Rectail.

Last Monday evening at Kendall
college Prof. John Knowles Weaver,
director of the school OF music, with
teacher, and Mrs Ora l.. Frost, assist
ant voice teacher, presented pupils in
a recital
An interesting program was ronder-
ed by the pupils in highly creditable
manner. showing the result OF the
thorough instruction of this depart
ment Of the college.
The program was as follows:
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-24

The knights Of Columbus and their
friends enjoyed a pleasant Informal
dance Monday evening at head
quarters OF the knights on Third
street. Music was furnished by an
orchestra OF five pieces.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. =. Kerins Mr.. and
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-24


Jennie Moore
In tho Moonlight. t.....,..........W Williams
Kathryn Miller.
la Goudola .................... Reynald
Gladys HenderShot.
In the Magic Forest st,............... Helms
Doris Seaman
As the Dawn MISREPRESENTATION. Cantor
Helen Woodward.
Arhutus ....,.. ....-.... ..,,.....,... Macy
Esther Hunt
On the Meiow observation-disclosures. .Lichner
Russie Hughes.
Pendant la Nalse .....-............La Lack
Mabel Rogers.
a-Mary Jane .................. Clark
b-Nour Smile ...................S Speaks
Kathryn Miller
lmpromptu MaWrka ...............W Wachs
Mabel Allison.
Venetian Barcarolle GODDARD
Helen Primm.
Mandoline Serenade ............. Thorno
Marjorie Pugh,
II l Were a Rose ........... Hesselberg
Ruby Gregory.
la Fontaine ,............. ........... .Lysberg
Marguerite Henry,
Balleo NInon ..............,...W Waohs
Marion Bennett.
Impromptu in sharp minor .... Renhold
Ethyl Jens.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-24

Mrs. w. V. Harner entertained a
score of matrons with a thimble party
Friday afternoon, the outcome Of the
affair being the organization of sew
ing club which Is to meet once each
week the remainder of the season.
While the guests busied themselves
with their cewing and crochet, Mrs
Charles Hazelton of St-Louis, who is
visiting Mrs. NJ. E. Cline, entertained
them with some charming piano
logues Mrs. Max C. Wehnert also
added to the interest and pleasure of
the occasion with a group of voice
numbers. Refreshments were served.
Members of the club compose for the
most part, matrons residing in the
eighth block on South Boston and
Cincinnati avenues. The meeting
next week will be with Mrs. c. II.
Carpenter.
Fourteen young folk OF the high
school set formed a party which gave
one of their number, Mr.. Mack
Rupp, a jolly surprise Friday evening.
The hours were spent in dancing and
light refreshments were served In
the party were the Misses Gladys
Cusac, Edith Lynn, Helen Thurman,
Mary Walker, Beryl Butler, Velva
Rupp Clara McJunkin, and Messrs.
Thomas Duckett, Alfred Aggas Ray
Wiley, James Hatch, Dan Hunt
Charles Black and Frances lmpey.
The Misses Hannah B. and Eliza r.
Mcbride of ST. Marys, Pa, are guests
in the home of Mr.. Thomas White of
1928 South Boston avenue, where they
will make an extended visit with their
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-24

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lege:
Many women have automobiles and
understand their mechanism, who think
themselves incapable of adjusting the
simple machinery of their sewing ma
chine. II q sewing machine is to run
well it must be properly cared for.
Clean it frequently, using stif
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in width. Brush all parts of the ma
chinery, especially under the feed and
around the shuttle, to remove all Int
and dust. Have little kerosene in q
cup, dip the brush into the kerosene and
go over the machine, getting into al
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cloth. Sometimes when a machine is
quite old you will find it has become
gummed up" in behind the shuttle
race This may be relieved by taking
out the shuttle case and brushing the
exposed parts with kerosene.
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surface and onto all parts of the
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IN constant use should be oiled every
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When . new machine is purchased, il
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works. Also study carefully the book
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You viii be able to remedy almost any
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-19
U. S. MAY PROTEST.
Warrington Ready TO Take u
Case for

WAsHINGToS Aug. lS.-The steam
ship Dacla will soon become a subject
of lively diplomatic controversy as the
result of the action Of the French courts
In coudemning her as a lawful prize.
II is we'll known that the contention or
France has always been that a pe'llger-
ent vessel cannot be conveyed to a neu-
trial flag in time of war.
II an appeal is not granted from the
decision of the French prize courts a
strong protest will be lodged with the
French Government by the United states
alleging "A denial OF justice. IL was In
timated to-day that an investigation by
the State department into the conditions
and circumstances surrounding the ac-
QUESTION of the former German owned
vessel by an American owner will be
begun as soon as the official report OF
the French court proceedings reaches
Washington.
The Government of the United States
will first assure itself that the purchase
of the Dacia was bona fide in every way
and that there was no stipulation in the
transfer of the registry that could prop
erly be said to cast suspicion on the
ownership of the vessel as legltimately
American. Any protest will be based on
the ground that no foreign Government
has the right to interfere with an Ameri-
can vessel flying an American fog be-
cause she was built abroad. 1t Will he
commended that the United States has the
right to purchase vessels anywhere so
long as the purchase is legitimate,