Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-21

~ Nov phiNuls
Piano, "Pierret," air de Ballet Cham
inade)-Mrs. c. G. Spindler.
Reading-Miss Farmer.
Address-Mr w. Tate Brady.
Party for Children.
Mrs. d. T. Finley gave a pretty party
Ior chlldren Monday to honor the
eighth birthday anniversary Of her
daughter Dorothy.
1t was a pink and white party with
decorations of carnations, these colors
oelng chosen because they are Dor
othyS faNorites. There was a contest
IN which the children tested their
skill at %pinning the donkey's tail in
It's proper position, and in which Win
urea Stahl was winner Of the prize.
q fish pond gave forth candy rab-
uIts' lruit and tops, when hook and
me were cast by each one. The after
noon merrlment ended with the serv-
ing OF ices, cakes and punch bv Mrs.
FINLEY with Mrs. John Larson assist
n & The favors were boxes Of candy
ued with pink ribbons. Pharmacies
and friends of Dorothy who were
asked 10 share In the joys Of the party
were Carolyn Skelley, Verling Davis
Joan Shelley, Jane Davis. KATHERINE.
Baker, Winifred Stahl. Margaret
Baker, Katherine Fulghum, MARY
Alice Bole, Virginia Finley, Norris
Grutchheld, Harold Slower and Frank
Finley.
mere Is always an opportunity 10
become n FACTOR in well doing, In one
only sees the suitable time. This is
NV 10 shop early for spring goods.
VI course, no woman is willing 10 buV
her hat and her now, but there
are the staples Of ~ginghams for the
iittle girls, laces, white goods.
something by way OF bedding and ia
pie supplies for the home. Yes tbere
rs much which can be bought 20 the
same advantage today az In June.
Inc campaign for the early shopninp
mon the women means that n prac.
ucal charity Is behind the movement.
II ls the custom of the world over for
to diminish their force of
clerks Immediately after the HOLIDAYS
Inc rush OF Christmas shopping over.
there is the decided lulu, until the
spring buying begins. II is this IuII
when so many women are without
employment. The movement is for
maily launched among the women OF
Chicago; indeed. these are the only
ones who have proclaimed themselves.
But, there are all over the
country who are philanthropic. and
these Will respond. Why not Tulsa ?
Women. think about this. Your hearts
are stirred when the appealing cases
OF suffering are told to you. Think
about the practical side, the side not
which assists suffering, but which
prevents 1t. Think this very day if
there is anything you might buy early
this spring; If there Is, go right down
and buy 1t. Just so much as Is your
demand, just 80 many will the Tulsa
merchant have to supply you.
The places of three absentees in
h game OF the Wednesday Morning
Auction club yesterday morning with
Mrs. Wallace Carney as hostess were
filled by Mrs. Frank NJ. RodoIf, Miss
Gertrude Connolly and Miss Florence
Braymer, In the several hands played
during the morning Miss Braymer
scored highest, receiving the favor OF
a beautiful fancy vase. A daintilv
and very prettily appointed luncheon
was served at /. The meeting place
for next week was not definitely an
nounced, both Mrs. j. r. Cappeau
and Mrs. Frank /. Bartlett being
prospective hostesses.
Mrs. C. S. Vandever will be hostess
TO her card club this afternoon.
Mrs. Ralph Lockwood has planned !
her informal luncheon for the visit
ing matrons with their hostesses as
additional guests for today.
Mr.. Charles +. Roeser entertained
the Mems Auction club Monday eve
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph r. Lockwood
will entertain their nelghborhood club
Friday evening.
The Missionary society OF Tigert
Memorial church has arranged a So
cial meeting for Friday evening at
the church.
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Johnson
have removed from the Stone apart
ments to the Maxine apartments, |
where they have furnished a suite of
their wi quite attractively.
Mrs. ]. +. GRADER and Mrs. c. o.
Copsey were joint hostesses at the
meeting Of the Rebekah club yester-
day afternoon at the GRADER home.
Flowers in the club colors, pink and
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the guests spent a pleasant afternoon. |
George Brannon, j. G. Small and w.
r. Kennedy were special guests.
Mrs. Ralph NJ. Darnell and little
son Ralph Maxwell, jr., have returned
home after several weeks visit 20 Mr..
Maxwells family in Wichita Falls,
Texas.
in return for the compliment which
the young matrons OF the Wednesday !
bridge have extended Mrs. r.. Otis
McClintock, by inviting her frequently |
as a guest in their circle, Mrs. Me-
Clintock yesterday afternoon enter
tanned the club for It's weekly game OF
auction bridge. Mrs. Sam =. McBirney. /
Mrs. Ralph NJ. Darnell. Miss Gladys
Brown and Miss Ethel Cartier substi-
ttted. Mrs. Darnell receiving the high
score favor Two courses were served. !
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bryan, who
have been visiting in Chicago the past
two weeks. are expected home about
February /.