Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-18

| Plans were laid for next years work
| in the society. Mesdames T.. j. David
son. r. j. Sloan, w. Graham, j. Col
lord, Z. ID. Dixon, r.. Il. Harm, Ira
| Pitcher, f. b. Jordan, Grant Stroh
! f. W. Hawley, Johnson, ]. S. Collord
and the Misses Wyndham and Mag
ner were present and In addition the
four college boys, Messrs Harry Wat
ter, Evan Barber, Herrick Hawley
and Fred Hawley, who acted as ush-
ers, were guests.
Monday evening, following a re-
hearsal of the Polyhymnia and Apollo
choral clubs at Boston avenue Meth
odist church, the members of the two
organizations were guests of q pleas
ant gathering at which the director,
Mr. j. S. Dierkes and women of the
Polyhymnia club, were hosts in the
substory Of the church. Several Spe-
cial guests were present to enjoy the
festivities of the late evening which
included the serving of a delicious
two-course supper from two long
tables centered with spring blossoms,
and songs by the young mems quartet
and a chorus from the girls club
The two societies are at work on
some splendid Gounod choruses,
WHICH are 10 ne pItStultu Ill NOHNtlI 1
at not far distant date, and which
will exemplify to the public the class
of work which they are doing. The
organization of the Polyhymnia and
Apollo clubs has in no small way
aided in the recognition of Tulsa as
the musical center of the state.
Mrs. Joseph Drouot was hostess
Friday afternoon in her beautiful
new home at Seventh and Frisco.
having as her guests the members Of
the Loyal Berean class of First
Christian church.
An abundance Of lovely dollhouse
blossoms were used in decoration Of
the house, daffodils having been
chosen for the living room and car
nations for the reception and dining
rooms. Thirty-five matrons as guests
busted themselves with needlework
from $3.50 until 8, being entertained
meanwhile with songs by Mrs. w. f.
Tucker and Mrs. w. II. Cole and
player-piano program. Refreshments
were served in two courses, the host
ess having as assistants Mesdames
Edward Wilson, w, II, Cole, w F..
Tucker and L. l.. Carson and Mrs.
Scott Of California, Mo-
Mrs. Robert w. Castle was hostess
again on Friday In honor of her guest,
Mrs. Horace II. Fenton of Vincennes,
Indiana, entertaining with an after
noon of sewing.
A vnllow and white color scheme
carried out In daffodils, was again
used. and while the guests piled
their needles and crochet hooks they
were entertained with a victrola pro-
gram. Lunch was served from the
dining table, centered with a basket
of sunburst roses, and roses were
given as favors.- OF the number there
were Mesdames ]. A. Campbell Rob
ert Galbreath, l.. c. Duffield, C. w
Titus. Wilson, w. V. Harner and Mrs.
Titus of Illinois.
One Of the seasons first outings
was the weinie roast Thursday eve
ming at Owen park, enjoyed by a
dozen young folk under the chaper-
onage Of Mesdames w. ]. Wansey, o.
p. Davis, p. II. Alkire and David
Beaver the early evening out Of doors
being followed by dancing In the
Beaver home. In the party were the
Misses Gladys Docherty, Bertha Ak
ire, Mabel Powell opal Callan, Ber-
nice Shaw and Messrs. Robert Nc
Kim, Rollie Fast, Glen link, Amos
Todd and Arthur Fiske.
Mrs. Henry Steinberger opened her
home Friday afternoon in entertain
ment Of her club, the Alpha Beta.
Bouquets of yellow and white anna
ryllis lilies were used IN decoration OF
the rooms where the guests were
gathered for an afternoon of sewing,
followed by the serving of refresh
mantq The Misses Mabel and lane
Alexander assisted Mrs. Steinberger
in passing the plates. Mrs. G.. w. Nc
Mullen, of Pittsburg, Pa, and Mes
danes George McEwen, Guy McCul-
loch. o. A. Morton and j. T. Forster
were special guests.