Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-18
Guild 20 Present "sunbonncts."

let "Sunbonnets," which is 70 We pre-
sentcd in the college chapel Monday
evening March %, under the direction
OF Miss Margaret Wyndham, director
of oratory and expression. Proceeds
Of the affair are 70 be used IN the
work of the college. MatVons who
compose the personnel of the play are
Mosdames Il, f, Sloan, Phil ~ Dixon.
James II. cOllord, f. b. Hann, Ira
Pitcher, Graham, Dan Pitcher, L.. J.
Davidson f. b. Jordan, J. N. Temples
and Miss IIettie Craighead.
The guild has recently repl"nished
the supply of linens, curtains and
other house furnishings in the school
dormitories, has purchased some
needed silver and also made contri-
button for furthering the work of the
science department.
The annual open meeting of Hhe
Musical Dozen club will be held Fri
day evening in the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. James II. McBirney, with the
parents and friends Of the young
misses, who are members, as guests.
The program follows:
Fantastic Idols" 49,. Henri Van Gael
Lucille Berlin
Gay Butterflies" ........:..G .Gregh
Pauline Temples.
lie Crepuscule" ........T 7 Guy
Dorothy McPirney.
Reading .................. .Selecte3 4
Gladys Hendershot,
Impromptu Mazurka, Op. i20 ...
.................. Theodore Lack
Marjorie Black.
10 spring ......:....... Greg
Mary Porter.
AlllIIllIlS ...'.'..''. .........s .bHaS
lean PHttuS
"Canzonetta" (violin) Gaylord YOst
Edith Williamson.
"Boute en- Train" (galop) .Ketterer
Lorraine Mcclure.
"MOrceau eu. FOrme ID Etude" ...
..............H II. A. WOolenhaupt
Mildred Scott
Reading ................ Selected
Marjorie Black.
'The Dance" ....Drekmeyerhelmund
Harriet DeShane.
"In - Whirl" .......... Paul Wachs
Gladys Hendershot.
The Mission study class Of Boston
Avenue Methodist church will meet
Thursday afternoon az o'clock at
Boston Avenue Methodist church for
the rendition of the following pro-
gram:
Devotional ....... Mrs g. r. Cathey
Description Of Mohammedan
Home in Persia ...............
Mrs, Walter Duckett
A Heather Home in Africa ....
.............., Mrs. y. e. Rigsbee
A Christian Home in Zulu Land =.
The Home the Center of a Nations
Life ........:. Mrs. Lewis Barton
The Position Of Husband and Father
in NOn-Christian Lands .......
.........:....M Mrs. J. 4. Chapman
How Motherhood Is Regarded in
NOn-Christian Lands .......
................M Mrs. John Sykes
Features of Home Life in Moham-
medan Lands Mrs. Frank Buell.
Methods by Which we May Help
Bring Christ to Needy Homes -.
.................: Mrs. q. &. cole
Child Marriage in India and Per
Sa ............M Mrs J. NJ. Gillette
Henry Allen in the wichita !eacon
thus, with fun knowledge of society
editors weakness welcomes Victor
Murdoch back to the old home town:
We believe in Victor Murdock and
in his effectiveness If he had been
elected senator, he might. have taken
special privilege out of big business
He might have reformed the govern
ment and established a safe currency
system an ample navy and an ade-
quate army. We believe all things
possible to him except one. He has an
nounced in taking charge Of his paper
again that he will eXpunge from the
society page all of the polite ad-
jectives. We do not believe he can do
this. He may be able to rehabilitate
the Bull Moose party. so that i'm the
next election, in 1916, il will make
both the Democratic and Republican
parties look like shadows of the past.
But he cannot rob the social editor
Of her language and get away with it,"
Mrs. j. w Brown entertained at six
o'clock dinner Tuesday evening i'm the
home of her sister, Mrs. o. w. Ad-
knson, the occasion being to honor
the birthday anniversary of Mr.
Brown. The decorations We're of