Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-05-07

club for the 1856 season were
brought to a pleasant close Friday
afternoon in the home of the clubs
president, Mrs. Frank II. Greer,
where the members assembled to
finish the reading of julius Caesar
and hear a program of music by sew
eral of its members. with Miss Mary
Cover assisting.
Quotations for the roll call re-
sponse were from Othello and AIS
Well That Ends Well, these being fol-
lowed Immediately by the reading OF
Act of Julius Caesar, of which each
Of the eighteen members was as
signed a character for Interpretation.
The parts were taken as follows: Mrs.
Allie T.. Lewis, Octavius; Mrs. John
d. Hail, Antony; Mrs. II. ID. Mason,
Cassius; Mrs. A. w. Roth, Brutus;
Mrs c. c. Cole, Lucullus; Mrs. f. A.
Haskell, Messala; Mrs. James B. Rob-
inson, Pindarus: Mrs. Dan j. Davis
son, Cato; Mrs. Robert NJ. Moody,
Pitinius; Mrs. Storey-White. Volum-
MUS; Mrs. John S. Garvie, Darbonius;
Mrs. j. NJ. Thiele, Strato; Mrs. Doug
Parish, first soldier. Appropriate to
the occasion of the month in which
the tercentenary celebration OF
Shakespeare's birth is being made,
Mrs. Robinson read Elbert Hubbard's
article written upon his return from
visit to the scenes of the birth
place of the bard. which was quite
interesting. Mrs. Haskell conducted n
thirty minute query on Hamlet, AS
You Like 1t and julius Caesar. the
three plays to which the club has de-
voted itself in thorough study. At
the opening of the new library. the
club last week presented eighteen
volumes of history and the classics
and q complete volume of Shakes
peare's plays
The program of music which fol-
lowed was a most delightful one, given
by Mrs. c. c. Cole, Mrs. S. w. Parish
and Miss Mary Cover, Mrs. Parish ap-
pearing in a group of Indian songs
by Thurlow Lieurance. Mrs. Parish
last year visited the scenes of the
Cheyenne Indian reservation In
Wyoming and was enabled to give the
beautiful stories on which the COM
position of the songs was based. Miss
Cover gave Schumann's "Hark, Hark,
| the Lark" and Mrs. Cole played the
prelude" by Rachmaninoff. A social
hour and the serving Of refreshments
| by the hostess followed.
The Shakespeare tercentenary will
be celebrated May IS in the home Of
MTS. marry Il. CluClalT.
The past weeks meeting of the
Tuesday Book club brought to close
n profitable seasons study of art and
| literature in the United States. Mrs.
Harry G. Tyrrell, who has been elected
to head the club next year, having
| opened her home for the final pro-
gram. AS a result of the work which
has extended over the past eight
months each member has been awak-
| ened to a finer appreciation of Amer
| lean art and its artists.
Music for the opening was given by
Miss Marie kimmons of Fort Smith,
Ark, n talented soprano who is the
guest of her sister. Miss Lynette. Miss
l1mmons sang n group of three songs,
| including Flower Rain" (Snyder), Il
Hear a Thrush at Eve (Cadman) and
viii o. the Wisp" (Strauss). Va
! cation anticipations brought out some
of the interesting places which the
members expect to visit during the
coming summer. Mrs. Frank i.
Townsend summed up the years work
/ in an excellent paper which reviewed
that which has been gained along art
; lines and told Of the finer sense of
appreciation and new vision which
! are the fruit of the seasons study and
discussion.