Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-05-30


An oklahoma girl whose dramatic
and musical talent has attracted con-
siderable attention in Kansas city is
Miss Edith Dial a daughter OF MT
W. NJ. Dial Of Pawhuska. As a stu
dent of Lorotto academy, Miss Dlaf
last week had a part, that of Balll,
in the presentation OF The Chimes OF
Normandy, in which she displayed
talent which bids fair to develop INTO
something extraordinary The young
woman is of Usage Indian hhease,
and upon the completion OF her
studies at Loretto will enter the bos-
| ton conservatory of music.
Her friends have received cards
/ for the annual commencement eXer-
cises of Christian college, Columbia,
Mo. from which Miss Miriam
/ Murphey, daughter Of Mr.. and MrS;
! Arthur Lee Murphev of this city, VIII
/ be graduated this week. The testlNi,
| ties. which began last Thursday. Will
continue over until Wednesday, III
the interim Of which brilliant pro-
gram is calendared. Miss Murpheys
parents are in attendance AT lhS
graduation week sayeties.
Mr.. Mont Stanley is home from
. Chicago for u ten days visit TO ms
parents. Mr.. and Mrs Mark r.. stan
ley At the conclusion Of ms stLy
here Young Mr.. stanley Will return
TO Chicago to resume his studies IN
the Physicians anl Surgeons medl-
cal school curing the summer. III
this way he expects to'make up sew
eral months work, thus finishing ms
training next June.
4 ratl N e
to leave about June 10 for the sum
mer in New England. Together with
her brother. Mr.. George Stewart. VINO
is law student of Yale, and who is
private secretary to Dean Wright
Miss Stewart will be a guest during
the vacation of the Wright family
at Oakum, Mass. Young Mr.. Stewart
is a junior in Yale law school
Mrs. Charles Robinson entertained
the Light Pcarers society of First
Methodist church with an indoor pic
mic and party at the church at the
wcek's-end. Games were provided
for tie amusement Of the 20 children
present and refreshments were served
with Mesdames william Worcester
Nandcvoort and Misses Henrietta
Pri.chard AMI Helen Berry assisting
from Kansas City. where she was the
guest of Mrs. George II. Nicholson for
several days. In her absence Miss
Roeser also attended the commence
ment exercises of Bethany college
, Topeka. Kan. of which she was
, student for two years.
Mrs. S. +. Maddox of Montpelier
Ind, has arrived for a visit to th'
! home of Mrs. and Mrs. w. V. Harnei
on South Cincinnati avenue. She WI
be Joined later by her daughter, Mis-
Grace Maddox, after which they VA
leave to spend the summer in Can
forna.
II Mrs. Omer X. Benedict of Tulsa
who stopped over for few 9ay
with her sster-in-l law. Mrs. h. ray
lor and other old friends in the CIT!
en- route home from a visit in KING
fisher. will leave this afternoon 10
home.-Daily Oklahoman.
II Mrs. II. J. Baker left Saturda
night for Greenville, Pa, where sh
was summoned by the sudden dealt
Of her father. Mr.. A. A. Woods OF tina
city. who was stricken and passe
away in New York. Mrs. Baker VII
remain in the east until the end o
the week.
II Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph r. Lockwood
and Mr.. and Mrs. Chester A. Copmal
have returned from oklahoma city
where Messrs. Lockwood and Cop
man went to attend the annua