Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-12

RCso expects to remain on the coast
throughout the summer, visiting In
Long Beach, San Francisco and else
where.
The annual all day meeting OF
lidttle Graybill Missionary society OF
the FIRST Presbyterian church was
neld yesterday In the church parlors.
Lhe meeting was presided over by
Mrs. j. NJ. Hail, retiring executive,
VINO opened the program with devo-
uohal exercises, A mission study of
turkey conducted by Mrs. Il. 4.
boWen' assisted by Miss Alice String
tleld and Mrs, G. W. Kerr. Mrs I'm
iieI lead the study OF India. having as
her assistants Mrs, John Gillespie and
MIS- j. w. De Shon Mrs. w. H..
Hendron gave an explanation OF the
socetys standard OF excellence, after
! Whlch some time was taken up i'm the
nearing or the reports OF the various
/ otllCers. Al / o'clock a delicious
luncheon was served by committee
or women in the sub-story OF the
church, Covers were laid for SO. The
afternoon was given over To planning
Tor the coming years work and in
lhe installation of the following Of
ticers; Mrs. c. II. Nicholson, prcsi-
deht; Mrs. lmmel, first vice presi-
/ dent; Mrs. Ramsey, second vice pres
ident Mrs. G. w Kerr. secretary.
Mrs. Percy Collins, treasurer; Mrs
EoWen, secretary Of literature Mrs
| j: NJ. Hall, who has rendered the So
! Clety invaluable service as president,
mas been made an honorary member
! OF the New York board OF home mis-
sions.
| In addition to the young matrons
! and girls of her club. the Thursday
| Auction, Mrs. Jay Painter had guests
for an extra table at the delightful
meeting to which she was hostess
/ Yesterday afternoon in the home OF
her parents, Mr., and Mrs. Charles A
| Macdonald. The high scores were
made by Mrs. Charles d. f. O'Hern
| OF the guests and Miss Ethel Cartier
! OF the members. The Misses Nadine
| flNmer and Josephine Nye and Mrs.
! Macdonald assisted Mrs Painter in
| the serving Of a two-Course lunch |
con Substitute and guest hands were
played by Mrs. John Shakely, Mrs. |
! Charles d. f.. O'Hern. Mrs. Mary NJ
hlskaddon, Mrs, George Black. Mrs.
w. NJ. Black and Miss Nancy Younk- |
mann. Miss Gladys Rudd is to have
the next meeting of the club.
Miss Ruth Jacobs of Pawnee will !
come today for a weekend visit with |
the Misses Ethel and Helen Cartier |
Miss Florence Braymer has re-
turned from n few weeks visit in
Joplin, Mo, with her sister, Mrs, Will |
liam f. Wall.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar r. Howard |
have planned to leave Sunday for a |
few weeks stay in San Antonio, Tex. !
They may also take a trip to Calves
ton before they return.
Mrs. Covel has returned home to |
OcOnOmowoc, Wis, after spending |
the winter in the home OF her son-n- |
law, DR.. S. S, Robinson on South Bos- !
ton avenue.
Mrs Nicely McAllster of Miami, |
ria, has arrived for a visit to the |
home of Judge and Mrs. f. b. Dill |
lard. Mrs McAlister is Mrs Dill |
lard's sister
Miss Florence bly, of CornelIsvilIe, |
Tenn, has arrived for a visit to the |
home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Kon- !
etZka.
Mrs. O. L. James and son Orvile |
have arrived from Kansas City for |
y weeks visit with Mr. James at |
Hotel Tulsa.
Mrs. J. T. Gephart of Canadian, !
Okla, is here for "A few days visit |
to the home Of her uncle, Mr.. J.. Il. /
Cone and cousins. Mrs. Stanley Fran
ces Hisey and Miss Bethel Cone
Mrs. Harry Holmes was hostess at !
the meeting of her club, the Thurs
day Embroidery, yesterday afternoon.