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

laughter or Mr.. and Mrs. Murdock f.
home Friday evening for the presenta-
! ton in recital of a group of piano pu-
plls OF Miss Margaret Ringgold. Miss
Edith Williamson and Master Ray
mond Carr assisted with violin num-
bers. The program follows:
A group of four duets by four begin
ners, accompanied by Miss Ring
gold: Regina Jankowski, COlene
Perryman, Margaret Eyesenbach
and Eugene Minshall.
Piano solo, The Rose Waltz ...
....... ............ Carol Mckenzie
Piano duet, Lily Polka" ....
Sarah Murry and Dorothy Cline
Singing class, "Jingaboo Man" 49,.
Lucille Morley, Louise Orr, Maxine
Noble, Marcelle Shaw, Elizbaeth
Lee Sinks, Eugene Anders and Do
mingO Acosta.
Piano duet, Spinning Song" "a.
Ellmenrich) .... Madeleine Shaw
Piano solo, "Une Petite Floure"
(Voss) .,........S Sarah Murry
Piano duet, "Adonis Galop" ......
Carol Mckenzie Madeleine Shaw
Chorus, (a) 'Freckles'; (b) Fish
ing Madeleine Shaw, Sarah
Murry, Dorothy Cline, Elizabeth
Barnes and Carol Mckenzie.
Violin solo, "Canzanetta" (Yost)..
n,......,,...;;,;;;.;;,.;,. Edith Williamson
Singing class, Little Rag Baby
Doll" ,..Lucile Morley, Louise
Orr Maxine Noble, Marcella
Shaw, Elizabeth Lee Sinks, Eliz-
abeth Barnes, Carolyn Cline, Eu-
gene Anders and Domingo Acosta.
Violin solo, beethoven Minuet," -.
Observation-Disclosures. Raymond Carr
A special program of Easter music
has been prepared for both the morn
ing and evening service of First Meth
odist church Sunday The numbers
follow:
voluntary March in Flat Bernard
Opening sentence, The Lord Is In His
Holy Temple .,,...'.....,. Root
Anthem IAN Easter Narrative" Neidlinger
Offertory, NoctuTlo in G Minor. ..... Chopin
Duet Rock of Ages ............ Schubert
Mrs. Buck and Mr. spindier.
EVENING.
Voluntary, in Flat, t,........... Alternately
Anthem, THE Victory is Won" ... .Fearis
Offertory, lntermezzo ..............S Steane
solo, 'Fear Not Ye 0 Israeli ....... Buck
MIR. bulDerSOn.
Organist Miss Kimmons
Director, Mr.. Spindler
1t will be of interest to all musicians
and music lovers to know that a Sc
lected male quartet will sing one of
the Gounod masses Sunday at the cell
ebratiOn Of high mass in Holy Family
Catholic church. The second mass
which is one of the most beautiful as
well as most difficult, will be sung by
Messrs Roy S. McKeever and John j.
Kerins, tenors. and Messrs. Charles
j. McKerran and John j. Hill, BASES.
Miss Lucia Funke will preside at the
organ. For offertory the Regina Coell.
arranged for quartet, with solo, duo
and trio parts, will be sung.
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DIR. and Mrs. ]. A. Seekatz have re-
turned from NoNata, where they were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Buch-
anan for a few days. on Wednesday
the visitors from this city were hon
ored with an evening card party and
on Thursday, Mr.. and Mrs. Buchanan
rendered them a delightful dinner
party. Mrs. Seekatz's sister, Miss
Erline Hoff of Portland, Ore, who has
been a visitor in their home for some
time, left yesterday for Kansas City
where she Poes to enter the Needles
School of Optometry. for the pre-
scribed course.
Mrs +. NJ Sutton of Oklahoma City,
who has been the moving spirit in the
effort made by the state to have an
Oklahoma building at the San
Francisco exposition, left during the
week for California. Mrs. Sutton was
most happy over the appropriation
made by the legislature I'm its closing
days, which assures oklahoma a
creditahle though not elaborate show
ing at the Panama exposition. Mrs.
Sutton has been honored by the com
mittee with the appointment of host
ess for Oklahoma.
Miss Joyce williams is home from
the Kansas State Normal school at
Emporia for the Easter vacation.
which she will spend with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. Williams, 625
West Tenth street. Yesterday she !
went to Norman to spend the day with |
two former schoolmates, the Misses
Gertrude Gravitt and Ellen Quarells. |
who will return with her today 10 /
spend Sunday as her guests-Daily |
OklahOman.
MIS-. Nllliam Reed Mccoy returned |
yesterday from the east where she has |
been having a delightful visit ever |
since the Christmas season. Mrs. Nc
Coy visited New York, Philadelphia. |
PittsbuFg. and elsewhere and was ac- |
on her return by Mrs. |
Samuel ID. Robson. a relative.
Misses Mayme Griffin and Myrtle |
and MIR. Dick Griffin of |
Tulsa. are the weekend guests of |
Mrs. Paul Griffin of 1904 Elgin ave
Phoenix.
Mrs. Clara Jossey. who IN; kes her
home with her daughter, Mrs.
Domingo G. Acosta and Mr.. Acosta.
will leave the middle Of the week for