Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-04-27

Bon Voyage TO Mrs. Gurd.
Mrs. A. r. Gurd, who, with her
daughters, the Misses Marian and
Jessie Gurd. will leave May l for IN
all summers stay in Canada, was
happily surprised by the matrons oi
her auction club yesterday, the affair
being in the way OF AN all-day indoor
picnic at the Gurd home.
At the last regular meeting of the
Piano Study club f1,, the season, yes
| terday morning with Miss Lynette
| kimmons as hostess in Miss Isabel
Fonda's home, the program commit
tee, of which Miss kimmons is chair
man, announced its plans for next
year The compositions of Chopin,
l.iszt. Mendelsschn, Mozart, Saint
Saens, Tschaikowsky, the modern
Norwegian, American, English and
! French writers are to form the basis
7 for the seasons work Miss kim
mons will he assisted in outlining the
year book by Miss Margaret Ring
gold and Miss Jessie Cissne.
( An evening meeting next Wednes-
day at the Jenkins music store will
finish the seasons study of music
| Following the morning program the
hostess served salao course. The
| numbers:
THE Erl King" .,.,. Schubert List
Miss Marguerite Gavin
"Soiree de Bienne". -. Schubert List
| Miss Flo North.
Loves Dream ............ List
| Miss Ringgold.
Mrs Robert Sidney Wagner was
hostess at the regular meeting of y
chapter =. +. o., yesterday, when she
invited the members to be her lunch
con guests at 1880 o'clock. The four
small luncheon tables were attractive
in decorations of blue Spanish iris
and the place cards were designed in
| blue. There were covers for sixteen
| guests. Preliminary plans for the
visit of Miss Cora Virgins of Alva
state inspector of the society. were
made. Miss Virgins will make a visit
of inspection to n chapter some time
during the month of May. The after
Moons study was on Subjects of i'm
mediate local interest" led by Mrs
Charles Haley.
The fortnightly meeting of the Art
Circle was a delightful affair of yes
terday afternoon with Mrs. l.. NJ. Poe
as hostess at her home, 623 South
Boston avenue. Spirea. roses and car
nations, expressing a color scheme of
pink, decorated the rooms in which "A
soodly representation of the member
ship and Mrs. j. l.. Hovs and Miss
Ruth Hovis. special guests, were gath
| cred. 1t was an afternoon of sewing
and crochet and was followed by a
| two-course luncheon in the evening
in the serving of which Mrs. Poe was
assisted by Mrs. b. +. Colley.
Mrs. Hubbard Rudisill was hostess
to the Aloha club yesterday afternoon
when the members for three tables
gathered in the Rudisill home for the
| regular game OF auction Mrs q.
Rosser and Mrs. !. =. Curtin sub
stitnted. Luncheon was set on the
| card tables after the game.
| Mrs. J. +. farrell, daughter Bar
bara, and son Jack, Of Topeka. Kan.
| came last evening to he present at the
| Dickey-Copman wedding this morn
ing. as did also the little Misses Dor
| othy and Nan Lyle Dickey. younger
sisters of the hride-elect. who are in
| school at st. Theresas Kansas City.
Mrs. y, S. Chamberlain has re-
turned home to Broken Arrow after
a few days visit to her daughter,
Mrs. A. c. Leftwich, having come over
for the production of "The Eternal
Magdalene' Tuesday evening.
Mrs. ]. 5. Cosden has returned from
| Kansas City, where she was Joined
| by ner young son, Master Stanley
Cosden, for a few days Easter vaca-
cation from Wentworth military
academy at Lexington, Mo.
Mrs. William Vincent Ward of Chi
| cago is expected today for n few
weeks visit to the home of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. i. Hoagland
| Mrs. Ward was Miss Eva Hoagland
| before her marriage last autumn.
Mrs. r. w. Burkhart and children
have returned from Oklahoma City,
where they spent several days visiting
Mrs. Buikhart's sister, Mrs. J. f. Ben
nett.
Mrs. Travis Golay and Mrs. Fred
| erick Frey of Tulsa, Okla, will arrive
| today to visit Mrs. George ID. Key
Mrs. Golay lived here six years ago