Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-04-09

very pleasant social meeting Thursday
afternoon. the occasion having been
planned in honor of the hostess
mother, Mrs. l.. c. Rowland Of War
repsburg, Mo. Tulips and narcissus
decorated the rooms quite attractively
and five tables of anigrams were
played, the favor for high score going
to Mrs. Louise Cohen.
Luncheon was served. In addition
to members of the club there were
present Mrs. l.. B. Ford of Shawnee,
Mcsdames William West, c. f. Dots,
T. NJ. Babcock, Fred Stotts and A. l..
HARRISON.
The Semper Fidels club and Bara-
ca class OF First Methodist church
will tender an informal reception
Thursday evening in the church par,
lors in compliment to three bridal
couples in the clubs including Mr..
and Mrs. Willis l.. Hartman. Mr.. and
Mrs. Raymond Lynch and Mr.. and
Mrs. Shigley. The Misses Ethel ELL
OFT, Irma Simmons. Winifred McMi-
chael, Inez Simmons. Flo North;
Messrs Bert Roberts. p. o. Smith and
Mcintosh compose the committee
which Is making plans for the affair
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn T. Braden and
| Miss Elizabeth Braden will leave this
evening for the east. Miss Braden re-
turning to her finishing school IN
Connecticut and her parents going to
the family home in Pittsburgh. Pa,
for time. Miss Katherine Alexander
OF Pittsburgh. who has been her cou-
sin Miss Eraden's guest will remain
over fer the week with Miss Mildred
Kline.
Mrs. Richard Cole was hostess to
the l.. NJ. C. club Fiday afternoon.
when the members formed three
Ia bles of rook for diversion. High
scores were made by Mrs. A. Harvey
and Miss Blanche Avery. who received
attractive framed pictures. Luncheon
was served. Those who played were
Mesdames George Dole, John Avery.
Cicil Nay, Harry Aurandt. Richard
Cole, w. Buttery, w. Beck Jay Col
lis, A. Harvey, Misses Blanche Avery.
Geraldin Eaton, Thelma Cells.
The Travellers aid committee Of the
Young Women's Christian association.
| Of which Mrs. A. T. Alison Is chair
man, will be in charge Of the Sunday
vesper service this afternoon at the
cottage. Miss Gustafson. travellers
aid secretary. will talk Of her work.
Mrs. T. e. Smiley will speak and Miss
Higgins will sing.
Mesdames w. f. Tucker, ]. B. Will
ron, r. 1. Rhodes, A. G. Porter, Louis
Cohen, d. W. Holmes. w. I. Williams
and Roscoe Monroe Griffith were
guests Of the Lofting club Friday aft
ernoon, they having been invited by
Mrs. Ben M. Curtis, who was hostess.
in special compliment to her sister,
Mrs. Perrin Rouse of Kansas City.
Their friends will be interested to
know that Margaret, elder daughter
Of Mrs. ]. d. Hagler, formerly of this
city. is to be graduated from Miss
Wolcott's private school in Denver,
May 30 Miss Margaret is preparing
for entrance to Wellesley,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Edward Kirk
bride (Miss Agatha Hanson) an
nounce the birth of daughter on
Friday. April Z. at the home of Mrs.
Kirkbride's parents: Mr.. and MRS.
Frank II. Greer. The baby is to be
chr.stened Charlotte Louise.
Mrs. Wiley I. Stewart and Miss
Mary Stewart will leave during the
week for a few weeks stay in New
York. Before returning they will visit
in Philadelphia and Pittsburgh, Pa.
arriving home in the middle OF
May.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. ]. Callahan Of the
Evans apartments will leave on Friday
for a few weeks visit in Chicago and
Lima, Ohio. They have planned to
spend the Easter holidays with Mr..
> Callahan's mother in Lima.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F. Martin will
entertain a small company Of friends
, informally at dinner Tuesday evening
. in courtesy to Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Carroll's guest, Mrs. T. 8. Black OF
Chicago.
The condition Of Mrs. R. E. Adams
who has been seriously i'll at the home
of her daughter. Mrs. ]. c. Treat. re-
mains the same. Miss Marian Evan.
Of Buffalo, N. Y. is at her mother!
bedside.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Baker and Mr.
. and Mrs. Arthur Baker are entertain
ing Mrs. w. o. Smith Of Coffeyvill'
and Mrs. Sam II. Lambert Of Oil City
I Pa. sisters Of Messrs. Baker
J. Mrs. NJ. M. Hyndman, mother o
Mrs. Morris Hughes, left during th'
!. past week for Fort Wayne. Ind, wher,
Sne VIII SpeHu the spring anu SUN
u mer months with relatives.
: Doctor and Mrs. G. A. Wall will
4 have as guests this week Mrs. w. X
/ Chilcott and son William Of Pontiac
e Mich, who have been visiting in Okla
,. homa for several weeks.
= Mr. and Mrs. c. z. Cook, 1881 Soutl
Boston avenue. have as guests Mrs
Cooks parents Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Weathers Of Clovis N. M.
T. Mrs. w. L. Larkin of Comanche
Okla, came yesterday for a visit t
, her daughter, Mrs. c. " Fraser, 50
South Detroit avenue.
Miss Pauline Temples. daughter o
DR.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Temples. who ha
been seriously i'll Of appendicitis.
slightly improved.
Get the habit Of dropping In q
Garner's drug store. Tulsa's leadin
: professional pill rollers.
Seats for Boguslawski piano recita
! Tuesday, April II, at Elks' home, nov
I nm oo1a Of Jankina music atOrA ADV