Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-04-11

\ social event a. the Weekend ir
.'apulpa whicn was Of considerable
interest in this city was the large
dancing party with which Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank l.. smith and Miss Mary
smith entertained in compliment tc
AIR. and Mrs G. J. Bowman, Mr.. and
Airs. Ma; h;mInons Lyon and Miss
Blanche Bowman of This city, and
Miss Julia Martin of Fort Smith. at
the ST. james motel. A beautiful JAP
anese garden, With the orchestra sta
toned under = pcrtula IN the center,
VAS effected in the ballroom of tho
hotel ard $50 guests were received by
Mir. ana Mrs. Smith, Mrs Bowman,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ligon. Miss Bowman.
Anss Martin, Miss Helen Lennart ot
Monet, Mo-. Miss smith. and Mossrs
Eeyford Crawford, Lyman, and
SChoff.
The assisting group included Mcssrs.
and Mesdames Graham WillIlms, Fred
Adams, T.. Is. Thompson. w. r..
Brown. Il. G. burnett, Marion Shum
ard, Burt De Lozier. and Lewis
Schmitt. 1t was one OF the largest as
wen as most delightful events Of the
season in Sapulpa society.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Grffenstein
when they entertained the members
of their card club for the usual week
end game of five hundred. Five tables
of the game occupied the attention OF
the guests throughout the evening
with the result that Mrs. J. 5. Hig
gins and DR.. II. G. Childs We're cap
tors of the two prizes offered. A de-
licious two-coursc supper followed
the several rounds of five hundred.
.la nd
Mesdames j. ID. Wakely. j. S. Higgins.
S. T. Dunbar. II. j. Brickner Thomp-
son, 7. j. Double. p. NJ. lverson. j. II.
Alexander, DR.. and Mrs. H. G. Childs
and the Misses Margaret Wclliver and
Osie Grffensten.
The Columbia Chauta aqua circle
met at the Dcaconess' Home Monday
afternoon, and gave the following pro-
gram with Mrs. l.. ID. Dawson as
leader:
i,oll call -- Miscellaneous current
events.
Review Of Chapters and IL.
! .................. Mrs. +. W. Dye.
The Evening Skies for This Month.
.....,....... Mrs. x. V. Hill
Poetry About the Planets" ......
.... Quotation by each member
Are the Planets Inhabited ....
............... Mrs. w. a. Reevea
| Review of Chapters III and w..
.....,.,....... Mrs. J.. ID. Dawson.
Story of the Week, Miss Calvert.
| The wedding of Miss Fannie Muir
ray, formerly of this city, to Mr..
/ Francis Stewart of Muskogec will be
celebrated at the hCme of the brides
parents in Kansas City today. Miss
/ Murray was for Il year a teacher in
/ the Tulsa schools, size recently having
| resigned her connection here to make
preparations for tOdays prospective
event Mr. Stewart is graduate OF
/ both law and journalism in Missouri
university and IT present is serving
as assistant attorney of Muskogee
county.
A social meeting OF division 5 OF
First PRESBYTERIAN church has been
set for Wednesday afternoon in the
home of Mrs. G. B. Lynch, 1927 Bal
! timoro avenue. All women of the
congregation residing between Twelfth
and Fifteenth streets, west of Boston,
are invited.
Mrs. j. Il. Ryan entertained with q
smell luncheon yesterday afternoon at
Teacup Inn in compliment to Mrs.
Walter Carrolrs guest, Mrs, 7. 5.
Black of Chicago. Covers were laid
for the honOree, Mrs Ryan, Mrs. Wal
ter Carroll. Mrs. Ernest Hughes and
Miss Jennie Yerger King.
Her friends in this city will be
pleased to hear that Miss Wenonah
Marlatte. formerly secretary Of the
Young Women's Christian association
in this city. has been appointed gen.
eral secretary IF the association in
Victoria, British Columbia.
Mrs. Frank A. Haskell is visiting
home-folk in Pleasantville, Pa, er
route home from Boston. where she
Joined her daughter. Miss Frances
Haskell, student Of Dana Hall
Wellesley, Mass. for the Faster VA
cation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Lorton enter
tained at luncheon yesterday at Hotel
Tulsa, having as guests Mr.. and Mrs
James J. McGraw Of Ponca City, Mr.
and Mrs. Paul NJ. Galloway and Mr.
Henry McGraw.
Mrs. Richard c. Halsey of Lake
Geneva, Wis. arrived Saturday for q
visit to the home &C her relatives, Mr.
and Mrs W. A. King and Miss Irene
King, in the Temple apartments.