Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-04
Eathcr and Son Rananct.

A father and son banquet Tuesday
evening at First Presbyterian church
had covers for 81 guests, the affair
having been given under the auspices
Of the boy workers of the church, and
including the boys of teen" age, to-
gcther with their fathers, as guests
II was the second annual occasion Of
this nature.
Master James Campbell was toast
master and his call for responses
brought forth many interesting talks
from both the fathers and sons pres
ent The banquet was served by
women Of the church.
Mr.. T.. j Wright is superintendent
Of the boys department with Mr.. FL.
w. Meyer as his assistant. Messrs.
T. f.. Bossard, w. II, Meyer and f.. j..
Wright are scout masters; Messrs. S.
+. Davis, Neil Sutherland, w. H..
Never, w. f. Stanl, W. c. Immel and
r. j. Wright form the teaching staff
of the department. The committee
members which outlined plans for
Tuesday evenings pleasant banquet
we're Masters Harold Koop, Darwin
Eaton and l.. II. Armentrout jr.,
finance; Masters Jim Campbell, George
Bowen, Don Bell, Harold willard and
Jack Roth. program; Masters Darwin
ington, Alvin Bumgarner, Raymond
Stout. Jack Roth, Don Bell and Jack
Pew, invitation. In addition to the
following program, there were num-
bers by children's orchestra of eight
pieces, accompanied by Mrs. c. e.
Strouvelle
Invocation. ...........H II. w. Meyer
Recitation ........... Armour Guy
Camp songs. I'D. w Robb, Leader
Stereopticon camp slides. Ray Bell
"reminiscences Edward StrOuvelle
why | Want to Go TO Camp" .....
.............:... Jack Roth
Prospects for 1915 Camp. j. w. Robb
Scout Work ...... Harold willard
Our Sons Our Companions and our
Fathers our Comrades. ..,.....-.
........,.,.....E. Il. Oberholtzer
Vocal solo, Where Is My Wander
ing Boy Tonight C. E. Bennett
Recitation .......,,,....D Donald Bel
Fathers Footprints. &. DR., A. W. Robb
Song, america, all standing.
Miss Irene Frank of Bartlesyille
was visitor in this city yesterday,
having accompanied Maud Powell, the
violinist, of whom she is a personal
friend, here Miss Frank is a we'll
known young newspaperwoman OF
Bartlesville.
Mrs j. w. Ballew entertained with
five tables of hearts yesterday after
noon at her home on South Boulder
avenue, the guests having been invited
| in honor Of the visit of Mrs. De Lesdi-
nier of Oklahoma City to Mrs. Claude
futile. and Miss Binkley of North
Baltimore. Ohio, who Is the guest of
her sister, Mrs. II. +. Rethman.
Mrs Lynn II. Wallace and Mrs. Ted
T. Smith substituted for matrons oil
the Morning Auction club in the game
yesterday, with Mrs. Frank J.. Bartlett
| as hostess Mrs. John II. Woodard
received the favor for high score, of a
pretty gold picture frame. A very
prettlly appointed luncheon was served
nj one. The meeting next week is
with Mrs. Ray NJ. Collins.
| The Aid Society of First Methodist
church will meet this afternoon In
circles as follows: West, Mrs. A. L
| Fountain. 502 South Frisco avenue;
south. Mrs. +. f. Dixon, Ills South
| Denver Avenue: east, circle will meet
at the church: southeast, Mrs. w. @
Brockman, 1919 Boulder avenue.
The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union met Tuesday In the home OF
Mrs. 4. A. Little with Mrs. Lilah ID
Lindsay presiding. Miss Volentin
evangelistic superintendent, lead the
devotionals. Among the important
transactions of the afternoon was the
vote taken to petition the state
legislature in session at Oklahoms
| m
rrhlic schools. Within the next few
] u.onLn ,rarn h.ara Of the union Nill Nilil