Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-17

il D + dllh w. bVtl entertained
with a beautifully appointed dinner
party of dozen guests last evening
at Hotel Tulsa. The compliment of
the affair was to Mr.. and Mrs. r. G.
Mullen of Colorado Springs, who are
Mr. and Mrs. Frank NJ. Rodolf's
guests, and Miss Mary Campbell Of
Kansas City who has been Mrs Buels
guest for fortnight
The Problem Of the UNEMPLOYED. "
a question which is of vital interest i'm
the smaller towns as well as the
, larger cities of the country at present,
was the subject of study i'm Crown
/ seal 'hIut1uQua yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. CARROTS home at 1872 South
4 Cheyenne avenue was the place OF
| meeting and in the absence of Mrs. G.
! {. Myers, Mrs. w. c. Mundt presided
! over the business session. Mrs w. q.
/ Harris was leader The story Of the
week from the Independent was re-
/ viewed by My. James Fitzgerald. rs
| Poverty a Crime ?'' was read by Mrs
| w. c. Mundt, her reading being fol-
lowed by discussion in which all
took part Mrs w. II. Walker re-
viewed the problem in an excellent
paper. The meeting next week will
he in Mrs Walkers home. with Mrs
/
Mrs. Dana H. Kelsey gave a beautl-
fully appointed bridge luncheon yes
terday at her home, SAL North Six
teenth street. The luncheon was
served at small tables, each centered
with lovely French basket, one filled
with English violets, another with
pink .rosebuds and others with white
sweet peas and ferns, yellow freesias
and hyacinths The baskets were ties
with maline, the shade OF the flowers,
and were given as favors for high
score at each table, in the bridge
game, which followed the luncheon.
Covers were laid for thirty guests.
Doctor and Mrs. N. II. White gave
"a o'clock dinner Saturday night at
their home, 52S North Thirteenth
street, honoring Mr.. and Mrs. Dana
II. Kelsey. The small tables were cen
tered with exquisite pink Killarney
roses and covers were placed for
twenty Muskogee Phoenix. The
Kelsey family will soon become resi-
dents Of Tulsa Mr. Kelsey having re-
Gently become identified with the land
department of the Gulf Pipe Line
company here.
According to the year, Yesterdays
continuation Of the study OF the
South American states, particularly
Peru. Mrs. A. w. Roth was calen-
dared as hostess. Responses were dis
pensed with for the afternoon in or
der that the club might devote that
time to the hearing of paper. Bra
Nrs Future" by Mrs. j. NJ Hall the
number having been left over from a
previous meeting. Many weeks Of
study on peru and Its Capital en-
abled Miss Isabel Fonda to give the
club a most interesting and instructive
paper on this subject. Mrs. Earl Sneed
had prepared a paper on picturesque
Lake Titicaca. "a Visit to the City of
Arequipa" was read by Mrs. II. c.
Tyrell.
. Miss Mae Evans had the young
matrons and girls of the Wednesday
Morning Auction club as her guests
for delightful game of auction yes
terday morning, the favor for high
score being the good fortune of Mrs !
Ray M Collins. Luncheon was served I
at one. Mrs. William Anderson, Mrs |
Robert b. Mitchell, Miss Mabel Marsh |
and Miss Carolyn DIckey were speci- |
ally invited guests Mrs. Arch L. |
Smith is to be the clubs next hostess. |
Mrs. Stanley Francis Hisey. enter |
tanned the Thursday club for its !
weekly game Of auction yesterday aft !
ernoon, when the guest favor was won |
by Miss Gay Olphant and the favor !
in the club by Miss Irene. Delaney. A |
pretty toilet table accessory and dainty |
lingerie were the gifts TO the two high |
scorers Lunch was served. Miss |
Edna Lorton will have the club for
the next meeting.
This fortnight's session of the Twen-
tieth Century club was held In the |
home Of Mrs Harry ID. Murdock,
where the members gathered for a
study OF Peru. The Peru of Today /
was the subject Of description in the
usual roll call Peru" by Mrs. Ralph
V Smith and The Peruvian Andes"
by Mrs. f.. A. Rush completed the
rather brief meeting On Saturday
night the members of the club will /
lender a party to their husbands in
he home of Mr. and Mrs Thomas l..
Munroe.
The Woman's Missionary society OF
First Methodist church will meet with
Mrs +. o. Filley, 1924 South Carson.
his afternoon.
The regular meeting of the Musical
Dozen will he held on Saturday at the |