Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-08

, program will begin promptly at 4
o'clock and there will be special
~strect ear service for the accomm oda-
tion Of the public
For Miss Gibbs.
| Mr.. ana Mrs. Bcrtram G. RedgraV We
have invited friends for A dinner Fri
day evening complimentary to their
guest, Miss Isabel Gibbs of Lawrence
| Fan.
Upon invitation from Mrs Harry G.
Iouder the regular program of Crown
Seal chautauqua which is held each
week at Y. NJ. G. \. headquarters. was
given in the Pouder home Monday.
Quotations from Longfellow were re
peated in response to the roll call,
after which the program was taken
up as follows: Story OF the week,
Mrs. Charles Haley; review of chap
ter IL of american Ideals Mrs. X.
c. Walsh and Mrs. ii. II. Kennedy.
! Three-minute sketches of John Cabot,
Marco Polo and Amerigo Vespucci
were given by Mesdames James l..
Fitzgerald, W. w. Lantz and G. a.
Sanderson respectively Chapter 3
was reviewed by Mrs. c. c. Myers and
Mrs. a. b. Harm. Alexander Hamil-
ton as Il Statesman" was the subject
OF paper given by Mrs. James ".
Sykes "Our Relation With HAWAII
was interestingly discussed in a paper
by Miss Ellen Donahoe. The Origin
and Good of Baby Week" and "Infant
Mortality" We're given by Mrs. II. II.
Kennedy. A pleasant social hour,
during which the guests enjoyed A
program of victrola music and re.
freshments were served, followed.
Mrs. Pouder was assisted by her
young daughters, the Misses Lottie
ana Thelma Pouder.
Mrs. Otis Lorton and Miss Lillian
| Lorton entertained on Monday after
noon with an auction party of nine
tables. honoring their guest Mrs. Rex
Walker of Tulsa. Pink carnations in
| French baskets made the rooms
afternoon very attractive. The tallies
were novel little affairs in black and
white. silhouette of old-fashioned
girls in hoops.
| Mrs j. G. Wilhoit won the favor
for high score, lovely hand EN-
broidered card table cover, and the
honoree received like favor. Mrs.
III. c. Ballantine received the favor
for second high score, a dainty en-
| broidered guest towel. After the
| game a delightful two-course lunch
tained with the second of her party
series yesterday afternoon, when she
| also named Mrs Alba +. Bourne of
| Tulsa as a guest of ogee
| Phoenix.
Mr.. Charles Friend was host at a
| pleasant party Monday evening, when
he entertained . group of married and
young folk in honor of Miss Porta
1 NAlf ..f trtt, l.x Il
| lilies of the valley decorated the en-
| tertaining rooms quite attractively,
and the pastimes were music and
dancing. followed by the serving of
| refreshments. Guests of the affair
| were the Misses Welter, Belle Quinn,
| Wilson, Mary McNulty Friend,
Leone Egan. Keohane, Wanda Supler
and Hudson; Messrs. Hoagland,
| Weaver, Wells. Wood, Shaughnessy,
Logan and Hill; Messrs. and Mes
danes M. j. McNulty, jr., Keohane
| and Logan.
Mondays program of the Ruskin
Art club, held this week in the home
| Mrs Frank r. DeSnon. was made up
of numbers left over from a previous
meeting. Mrs. Horace p. Anderson
was leader and the two papers given
were american Silversmithing, Old
and New by Mrs. p. Il. Magee and
"Rugmaking Old and New" by Mrs.
G. S. Walker. The responses were mis-
| cellaneous. 1t was voted to cooper
ate with the other clubs of the city IN
| planning for "baby week." Annual
| election of officers will be held next
Monday, when the meeting is set for
the home of the president, Mrs. Lee
| Clinton.
The motherhood Culture club is
| to observe "'mothers' week" Thursday
afternoon, when the regular meeting
will be held- in the home of Mrs. o. G..
Watt. A program outlined by the ma
tional federation of women's clubs for
the day will be carried out under the
direction of Mrs. W. j.. Propst, pres
ident.
Friends here have received an
nouncements of the birth of son,
Robert Elwood. to Mr.. and Mrs. Il.
Hunter Stagg, formerly Of this city
but now of Louisville, KY, on Feb
residing with Mrs. Stages parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Spurgeon in
Louisville.
Mrs. John Bryant Butler will
leave today, via New York and Ha-
vana, Cuba, for Tampico, Mexico,
where she goes to join Mr.. Butler for
brief stay, after which they will re-
! turn to Tulsa to make their future
place Of residence.
Mrs. Augustine r. Leftwich OF
Coweta came yesterday to spend sew
eral days as a visitor in the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Spitznagle and
family on South Guthrie avenue.
The Aid society Of First Baptist
church will meet Thursday afternoon
at 2:SO o'clock with Mrs. c. B. Creek
more and Mrs. w. II. Aspen as hos
tesses In Mrs. Creekmores home,
1921 Baltimore avenue.
Mrs M. H. McCluskey Of Glenwood.