Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-16
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Recital Tuesday Evening.
The beginner piano students of Mr..
John X. Weaver of Kendall college
and the voice pupils who are doing
their first work under the tutorship
of Mrs. Ora Lightner Frost will give
a joint recital Tuesday evening In the
college auditorium.
There has been organized at Okla
homa City q club with the wives of
legislators as members, the club haV-
ing been formed last Tuesday in or
der that the women of the legislature
may become better acquainted in the
meetings which are to take place
every week while the body Of okla
homa lawmakers are In session. The
organization is intended to be a per.
manent one, and will be kept alive
by the women who viii remain over
each time by the reelection OF their
husbands to office. The meetings are
TO be held in the parlors OF the Lee
Huckins hotel. The club is to be
known as "Ohoyahoma", the Choc-
taw word for body Of women, SUI
gested by Mrs. Thomas Hunter of
Hugo. Mrs. James II. Sykes of this
city is a member of the social COM
mittee,
The birthday Of General Lee, which
is n of the two events of annual cell
ebration in the United States by the
Daughters of the C~onfederacy, will be
observed by Clement A, Evans next
Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs.
e. Forest Hayden. The affair will
be in the way of an informal recep-
ton to members and friends OF the
chapter, supplemented by a program
of addresses, music. etc. DR.. l.. s.
Barton, pastor Of Boston Avenue
Methodist church, is TO have a place
in the evenings events,
Mrs. c. ID. Lash entertained a party
Of a dozen guests at sewing Thursday
afternoon to honor Mr.. Lash's mother
n sister, Mrs. Julia Lash and Miss
Emma Lash of Wheeling, w, Va. In
the contests in which the guests were
invited to participate the prizes were
awarded to Mrs, o. h. Armstrong and
Mrs. c. j. Marshall. Lunch was
served. The party included Mesdames
F. r. Savage, X. Frey, j. c. Davis,
o. r. Armstrong, l.. II. Hayter, j. C.
Sloan, j.. p. Curtin, II. Rudisill. F. L.
Meredith, w. f. Stahl,' c. j. Marshall,
l.. f. Breach and w. A. King.
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The students of the history depart
ment of the high school enioyed an
address on Friday afternoon by Mrs.
f. M. sutton. Her subject was The
Art of Renaissance" The discourse
began with a discussion Of Giotto and
his work and ended with that Of the
high renaissance as expressed in the
works of Raphael, Leonardo di Vlncl
and MichelangelO. The talk was IL
Inst rated hu ap1nra1 lantorn. ala. - !
showed the development OF both the
plastic and pictorial arts in this
period.
Mrs, Theodore Tack, who has been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hunter G. Leake, in New Orleans since
Christmas, is expected to arrive home
Monday.
Mrs. c.. E. Booth of independence.
Kan, came yesterday to spend a few
weeks as the guest of Mrs. Stewart
Pearce.
Mr.. and Mrs. h. X. Parkhurst of
North Cheyenne avenue are planning
their annual winters %sojourn in the
south. Their itinerary as tentatively
planned will take them this season to
Florida, Cuba and Jamaica.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. McDermott en-
tertained a party of relatives and
friends at dinner Thursday evening
TO welcome the arrival Of their son.
Mr.. Ross A. McDermott with his
bride. who until Tuesday, January IL.
was Miss Florence c. Rogers Of May
Vile, n. Y. The marriage of the two
young people was quietly celebrated
in st. Louis, where they met for the
ceremony.
Mrs. c. d. Coon and children,
Frances and Charles, have returned
from a two weeks visit to relatives In
Mo.
Miss Adah Robinson of Oklahoma
City came last evening for an over
Sunday visit with Mrs. X. f. Mac
Arthur.
Miss Elizabeth Burrow of Morrill,
town, Ark. is expected shortly to
spent several weeks visiting her sister,
Mrs. Joseph Pitts Byrd, and Mr.. Byrd.
Rev. and Mrs. Baker Of Enid are
here for a few days visit TO Mrs.
mother. Mrs. Mary Freese,
and her brother, DIR. K. c. Freese.
Rev. Baker. who was at one time pas
tor OF the First Methodist church, this
city, is now presiding elder Of the
district
Miss Edna Olivia Lorton liz ex-
to return today from Musko-
gee. where she has been the guest
Of her cousin, Mics Lillian Lorton, the
past fortnight.
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