Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-30
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out existing conditions as to exports
and imports of the Latn-American
countries COLOMBIA and Ecuador"
left over from previous meeting, was
brought up by Mrs. Black at this time.
The Present status Of Central Amer
iCa,' Mrs Dunn in Ler paper, inter-
preted as pertaining especially To the
Position of woman in the Latin coun-
tries, and her conclusions We're both
timely and Of much interest Mrs.
f. H. ShIllonberger conducted the
usual parliamentary drill,
Messrs, and Mcsdames G.. +. Strou-
! velle, CYRUS S. Avery, Grant r. Nc
! |Cullough Cdss A. Mayo. Presley c.
| Walker ir Joe Lantry George Wink
Ter. James B. Diggs Clarence j. Hind
man, William II. Pomeroy, Charles L.
Waite and Robert Ligon formed a
party which enjoyed pleasant even
ing OF dancing Saturday in the new
ballroom in the ohio building.
Mrs Brange and Mrs Seigel Of
| Webb CITY, Mo, and Mrs. Bolin Of
several days ago on account Of the
condition Of their son and brother
Mr.. Allen Brange who was seriously
/ burned in am explosion at Yale, left
last evening for their respective
homes
Mrs Arthur L. Murphey and Mrs
| George w. Edwards left last night
! for Kansas City, Mo. Miss Miriam
! Murphey, who is i'm Christian college,
! Columbia, Mo-, will join her mother
in the former city for her Easter va
cation there and in Leayenworth.
Miss Louise Berry will leave today
! FOR oklahoma City, where she goes
| to be a guest at the wedding of Miss
/ Smythe on Tuesday, April s. Miss
| Berry will remain several days visit
! ing her cousins, Mr., and Mrs. G. r.,
/ HOffer and other relatives.
Miss Ethel Maude Smith will ar
| rive home at the end of the week
! from Norman, where she Is a student
| of oklahoma university, for the Easter
vacation with her parents, Mir. and
| Mrs. Ralph " Smith. She will be
accompanied by a school friend Miss
| Elizabeth Witcher.
Mr. and Mrs j. NJ. Bowlin of
Mounds, who have been visitors to
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. r. Il. Bliss
for several days, concluded their stay
| in the city yesterday, Mrs. Bowin
| going to Kansas city, where she was
called on account of the illness Of a
relative.
Clement A. Evans chapter United
| Daughters of the Confederacv will
meet saturday afternoon with Mrs.
! Walter Duckett.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Morrison have
| removed from the north side to
suite i'm the Thomas apartments on
South Main street.
Miss Myrl Miller of Beaver Dam,
| Ky, who has been a visitor to the
! homes of Messrs. and Mesdames j.
| d. and Claron Render the past three
months, left yesterday for a visit with
J friends in Kansas city, en- route to
| her home,
Mrs. Il. j. Blank and little daughter
| Edwina have returned to their home
! in Gushing after a several days visit
/ to Tulsa friends. Mrs. Blank was
| Miss Alma Johnson before her mar
| riage and was formerly society editor
on one of the local papers
Mr. and Mrs. Lee NJ. Smith will re-
move this week from South Denver
avenue to 1919 Baltimore avenue.
The Rusllin Art club did not meet
| yesterday afternoon as announced,
/ the session having been postponed on
account of the death of the mother of
Mrs. Carl G. Magee, a member.
Miss Ida Soldani, who has been the
guest of Mrs. Edwin L. Covel sew
eral days, returned to her home in
Ponca City Sunday evening. Miss
| Soldani will leave Thursday with a
| party of friends for California, where
she expects TO sOjourn until fall.
The Piano Study club has accepted
the invitation of Miss Marguerite
Gavin to meet i'm her home for the
next program on April IA. 1t will be
Chopin afternoon and the rendition of
some Of this composers masterpieces
will be feature of the meeting.
Mrs. Alfred G. Heggam has re-
turned from a several days pleasure
Mr.. and Mrs S. A. Smith and Miss
| Loyce Smith are removing from South
Denver avenue to West Fifteenth
street, whore they will be at home
after this week.
Mrs Perry De Haven has returned
| from a several weeks visit to her
| home-folk i'm Fort Wayne. Ind.
Mr. and Mrs John II. Markham,
| ir., had as guests over Sunday Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Beatty of Bartles-
willie and Mrs. Charles Ball and daugh-
ter, Miss Helen Bail, Of Coffeyville,
! Kan.
Mrs. Leonard f. Broach will leave
today for several weeks visit TO her
home-folk in Meridian. Miss
Word has been received here of the
death Of Mrs. Carl G. Magee's mother,
Mrs. j. *. Griffin Of Montezuma, Ia.
The end came Saturday night after
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