Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-05-20

pleasant attendant social features for
the women who were delegates. Mrs.
Hail, who is regent of Oklahoma was
most happy over the outcome Of the
meeting and the fact that she was
privileged to represent one of the
states largest and most flourishing
Chaptcls in the national assembly.
Election of officers resulted in Mrs.
william Reed Mccoy again being
chosen to the regency of Tulsa chap
ter. Mrs Cook was made yiCc-rcgcut,
Mrs. w. II. Rooser recording sccre-
tary; MIS-. \. l., Wait, corresponding
secretary: Miss Alma Reid McGlenn.
treasurer, Mrs. Frank A. Haskell
registar. Mrs. John Roy, historian;
Mrs. Lee Clinton, chaplain; Mrs.
Frank f.. ShalIenherger, pariamen-
tartan.
The business of the session was fol-
lowe, d by pleasant social hour during
which a buffet luncheon was served
Mrs NJ Meador has as guests at
her home on South Denver avenue
Mrs. f. Fry Of SaNulna and Mrs H.
Keller Of St joseph, Mo.
Mrs. Murray NJ Donn is on a two
weeks visit to relatives in Ohio. Upon
her return home Mrs .Doan will be
accompanied by Her parents. Mr. and
Mrs j. w. Carr Of Chester Hin. Ohio,
who will make an extended visit In
the poan home
Mr. and Mrs Harry c. Pouder en-
tcrtained with an informal dancing
party Tuesday evening IT their home
in TOuder- PlmerOy Heights addition.
The party was to honor Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy MaXfeld Of Council Bluffs, la.
and was an affair OF about thirty
| guests
Mrs EIenrv and Miss Marguerite
| Henry, who reside in the home of Mrs.
| HenTy's brother. DR.. S. : Robinson,
| have planned to leave soon after the
close of school for the summer in the
east. They will spend some time at
their former home IN Pennsylvania
going from there to CHautauqua LAKE,
n. Y, to attend the assembly. Miss
! Henry has been acting as librarian Cf
Kendall college this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Wells have re-
turned from a several days motor
! trip i'm Kansas. during which time
they visited their farm near NeOGcshL
and in Independence
Mrs W. W. Matthews entertained
with a pleasant afternoon party Tues
day. the affair being TO honor her vis-
itor, Mrs II. a. Schrflcr Of OKLA
homa City. At the conclusion cf an
afternoon of necdleWork aud crochet
refreshments were served from the
Ching table. decorated win roses mo
individual rayors vare hand i-Crnrbet.d 4
napkin holders
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itt 1, o,Cp!a cup PICu' a'Il'uIceu
ioi ~, t,.IS Ii,'Inooll mas Per" poSlPoheu
li.Ggu"l.ely VI. acEoI"I Oh 'he threat,
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Mr.. FLOYD L. Welch. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Nj Nel'h If this city, was yes
terday graduated with honOrs from
the st. Louis School # Pharmacy upon
the completion of the three year
course. Young Mr. Wclch is lInde-
clQed as yet whether he VIII locate in
of the family, or cast his lot in Okla
homa. 1t IS expected the young man
VIII be in Tulsa for the state phar-
macists' meeting the latter paIt Of
May.
Mr. and Mrs. James X Nelson Cf
Marietta Ohio, have concluded a
pleasant visit of several weeks in
Tulsa with the families Of Messrs. c.
ing to Nowata, VIII re thcy will he
guests of Mr. and Mrs. David SnaIlard
home in the east.
Mr.. 7. l.. Caroerter Of Bowling
Green. ohio. has arrived for visit
to the homes Of Mr.. and Mrs. C. IL
Carpenter and Mr.. and Mrs. Nv r
Attelberger. Miss Matte Grogan OF
Toledo. Ohio, is also a guest i'm the
Carpenter home
Fvanrol Bible class of First Pros.
bvterian church will give A Nav break
fast Saturday morning at the > W
c. A. cafeteria Proceeds of the affair
of delegates to the annual Bible con.
ference at Estes Park. Colo.
Mr.. Charles ]. Wnghtsman ir. ar.
rived home yesterday morning from