Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-02-23

Miss kimmOnS TO Give Recital.
Miss lyncttc klmmons viii play the
next OF the municipal pipe organ re-
Cital programs, she having accepted
the invitation of the committee to play
on the afternoon of Sunday, March ),
al convention hall
Piano Study Club.
Today meeting OF the Piano study
club win be held in the home of Mrs.
Domingo G. Acosta.
Mrs Josephine Storey White,
Tulsa's talented singer, was the guest
on last Saturday evening of Mrs. NJ.
Tisdale and Mrs. Jessie Duke Rich
ardson at six O'Clock dinner in Mus
koeee, given in honor of Yvonne de
Treville, the noted coloratura soprano.
The other guests were Mrs W. f..
Loucke of Sapulpa. Mrs. NJ. F.. Early,
cx-vice- president of the State FEEDER
alton of Womens clubs, and Mrs.
Warren f. Davis, president of the
Saturday Music club. Madam de
Treville has been prima donna with
the Opera Comique, Paris. the Imper-
ial Opera, Petrograd, Royal Opera,
Brussels, Imperial Opera, Vienna,
etc.
Mrs. Storey-White was paid a
pretty compliment recently by Sa-
pulpa newspaper, which said:
Mrs Josephine Storey-White of
Tulsa, who sang last week at the mat
inee benefit given AT the ID. A. Nc
Dougal home, will be in Sapulpa Mon
day at the home, of Mrs. w. +. Mon
day on East Lee TO receive her pupils
in voice.
Mrs. White is the pupil of the Gel
ebrated Oscar Saenger of New York
and stephen Townsend of Boston.
Mrs. White has large voice class in
Tulsa and is conceded to be the best
singer in the southwest 1t is in
deed an honor to have as ones teach
er so great n singer"
Doctor and Mrs. l.. ID. Latham of
the Newsum apartments entertained
a company of about t6 friends with "A
delightful informal party Saturday
evening. The guests were all former
residents Of Mount Sterling, ohio,
which was also Mrs. Latham's home,
and the evening hours were pleasantly
spent In "reminiscences of the time
when all were neighbors or friends
in the nor!h. AS Doctor and Mrs
Latham's guests there were Mr.. and
ert Galbreath, Mr.. and Mrs. Ruper
Welch. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Zahn,
the Misses Ordie Galbreath, Irene
Buel, and Frances Welch of McAles-
ter: Messrs. Charles Zahn. Leslie Car
diff, and j. w. Kellough of Mount
Sterling.
The Columbia Chautauqua circle
met at the deaconess home Monday
afternoon and gave the following pro-
gram under the leadership of Mrs. L..
q. Cunningham:
Responses to roll call--Items of in
terest regarding Washington.
Story of the week ... Mrs. +. w. Dye
Western State Universities ......
........... Mrs. l.. ID. Dawson
The Schoolhouse as n Community
Center ........ Mrs. j. VI. Fell
Social Legislation of the West.
............. Mrs. G. f.. Bennett
The Ideals and Weaknesses of
Tulsa" a paper based on inter-
views with representative pusi-
ness men of Tulsa .........
............ Mrs. G. II. Justice
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarion Earl Render
and small son, Clarion Earl jr.. of
Tulsa, arrived Sunday to be the guests
for week of Mr. and Mrs. Fl. i.
Shaver. Last evening Mr.. and Mrs. :.
T. Render entertained with a dinner
in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Render and
their son, having as additional guests
Mr.. and Mrs. Shaver, Mr.. and Mrs.
Shirley Qurollo, the Misses Carolyn.
Irene and Lillian Shaver, DR.. A. &.
Render and Mr.. Edwin 4. Colt, jr.-
Daily Okalhoman.
Mrs Clint Moore returned to Tulsa
his morning after spending the week
here, the guest of Mrs. II. c. Moore.
Mesdames Rood, ii. V. Foster and II.
9. Moore accompanied her home and
were her guests at box party at the
Forbes Robertson performance at the
Grand theater in that city.-Bartles-
Vile Examiner.
Mr. ]. w. Kellough has returned to
Mount Sterling. Ohio, after a visit in
he home of his granddaughter, Mrs,
A. 7. Alison, and to his son. Mr.. r. w.
kellough.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Hodges, 14S
East Easton avenue, announce the
birth of a daughter, Dorothy Grace,
IN Sunday, February 20.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph r. Lockwood
eft yester1ay afternoon to spend
lew days on the Lockwood sheep
'anch near McAlester.
Miss Katherine Roach of Okmul-
gee came yesterday to spend the re-
Of the week as a guest of
Miss Josephine Irwin.
Mrs. william II. Roeser and Mrs
Charles +. Roeser will return this
morning from fortnights stay in
Ohio.
The meeting of the Y. W. Fl. NJ. S.
)f First Methodist church announced
or Wednesday has been postponed ,
Until March /.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles T.. Farren left
asst night to spend the remainder of
he week in st. Louis.
Mrs. Harry C. Ashby is at home
again after q few weeks pleasant
1sit In Topeka. Kan.
The Spanish club will meet this
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. B. NJ. |
sessel.
Mr.. Bertram 4. Baker has returned
rom O few days stay in Oklahoma
,ity.