Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-29

Missionary society Of the Boston
Avenue church announced for this
afternoon at the home of Mrs. } II.
Cole mas been postponed and instead
the society viii gather IN the sub
story OF the church. Mrs Sanders
fulton of sherman Texas who is In
the city en- route home from Little
ROCK, Ark, where she attended the
missionary council meeting of the a.
p. church, south, viii address the
women
Word has been received 'of the
death and intermont OF Mrs. Samuel
Fostaph of St Petersburg Pa, on
last sunday Mrs. Bostaph was the
mother Of Mr. T. ID. Bostaph of this
city, who with Mrs Bostaph was
called to Pennsylvania several days
ago. owing to her illness The Bos-
taphs are spending a few days with
relatives in GAINESVILLE Ohio, en- route
ana are expected to arryo home Fri
day
Mrs. Schuyler G. French and baby
son Thomas Lockwood are spending
the week with Mrs. Fronchs sister,
Mrs Roy Everett Porter, of Guthrie
Mr. French will go down to spend
Sunday and accompany them home
Later Mrs French has planned to go
to ottawa Kan, for a visit with an
other sister, Mrs Elton Everett
Mr.. ana Mrs w. II Frederick, who
had contemplated and partially made
plans for building "a home on North
Denver avenue, have decided to join
the prospective residents of Maple
Ridge and will begin the erection OF
a new home there shortly. The
Frederieks have decided upon a loca-
ton Just opposite the site of Mrs
Fredercks brother, Mr Bird Nc
CURE, in the new addition,
Mr., and Mrs. John A. steel left
last night for Kansas City, en- route
TO the east where they Will sojourn
until fall Mrs. steel will spend some
time at Mount Clemens, Mich, after
which they have planned what prom
ises to be pleasant stay on the At
lantic coast. In the autumn the
Steels expect to take up their resi-
denCe in Kansas city.
Miss Helen Brady of Springfield,
Mo, arrived at noon yesterday to
spend several days as the guest of
Miss Sarah Hunt Miss Hunt will en-
N'l tam lbl Il'i l0AN'l WI llNfNN 4sAbA
friends of the hostess have expressed
their intention of showing the visitor
numerous pretty courtesios during
her stay in the city
Mrs. J. G. LetCher of the William
son apartments has returned from a
three weeks visit to relatives in Den
son, Texas.
There will be- general meeting of
the Aid society of the First Methodist
church this afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Y. Il. Eaton, 521 West Cameron
The members are requested to attend
prepared to sew.
Miss Gladys Brown has postponed
the meaiing of the Matrons and
Girls Thursday bridge at which she
was to have been hostess tomorrow
until next Thursday.
Five Table Company.
Mrs. Oscar v Goldrick entertained
with a five table auction company
yesterday afternoon at her home on
South Boston avenue.
Mrs. John D. Hail, who so visiting
in St Louis, en- route home from
"
tended the national colonial congress
OF the Daughters Of the American
| IRevolution, will arrive in Tulsa Fri
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Arthur Hun are in
Pittsburgh and Butler, Pa, for the
week.
Miss Amy Alling Of jamestown, N
Y, who has been spending the past
three months in the home of her
grandfather, Mr. NJ. L. Lockwood
and other relatives, expects to return
home about May IS
The Aid society of the First Bap-
| tst church will hold its regular
monthly meeting this afternoon al
2:3O, at Y. w. c. A headquarters.
Plumbing and gas fixtures. Phone
Watt, 9S2.-Adv.
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