Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-09

the making of Christmas gifts, Dec
Grafton of the Connor home was
made in yellow and white chrysanthe-
NUNS and the same colors were car
ried out In the menu of the luncheon
served at o'clock. in which Mrs,
Connor was assisted by Mrs, w. II.
Hake and Mrs c. c. Simmons. Ma
irons of the party were Mesdames
Homer NJ Preston, II. l.. Sutton, q.
II. Leonard. James II. McBirney, w.
w. Brodie, Hugh McBirney, Walter
II. Albro, A. NJ. Nichols, james II.
Ramsey, c. Il. Bennett. &. c, Sim
mons, A. A. Small, Louise Clinton, W.
II. Hake, ID. ID. Mickleson and Charles
Grimes Reverend and Mrs. Robin
son will leave on Friday FOR their new
home.
The annual all-day session of the
w. NJ. $. OF Boston Avenue Methodist
church will be held today in Mrs,
Robert Galbreath's home and the fol-
lowing program will be given;
MORNING
Devotional -, Mrs. X. $, McSpaddon
Greatness OF the Kingdom, 800.
,.,.,,,.,.,..M Mrs. John l.. Smiley
The Position of Woman in Latin
America ..... Mrs. l.. u, Latham
The Education of Woman In Latin
America ,,,.,,,. Mrs. II. L. Wall
Devotional $50. Mrs. j, /" Hagler
Luncheon.
AFTERNOON
Devotional Mrs, George NJ Scheik
Reasons for Prominence In Latin
America. .... Mrs. Claude Tuttle
Vocal duet
Religions of Latin America. 49,.
..,...,....... Mrs. l.. 5. Barton
Vocal solo. ........ Miss Louise Mason
Table talk on Brazil. .......,,.,.
............M Mrs. j. NJ. Gillette
Violin solo. ........ Catherine Patton
Vocal. Mrs. T. NJ. babcock
Devotional. ,..... Mrs. II. G. shelton
The return Of Rev. and Mrs. Frank
Neff to the pastorae Of First Method
list church for another year, the com>
ing Of Rev. and Mrs. Thackery to the
field superintendency and the affil
| ton of large number Of new mer-
bcrs with the congregation. were made
| the occasion of a pleasant. reception
Tuesday evening nj First church. The
| gathering took place i'm the substorS.
which had been decorated in autumn
| foliage and flowers, and made home
| like with the addition of rugs, chairs
| etc, The large number OF calle"s who
came during the evening were intro
duced by Mrs. A. A. Little, president
Of the aid society, assisted 10y Mrs. -.
! II. Leonard. Mrs A. A. Kemp and Mrs.
! William Worcester, members of the
| committee. and refreshments of frult
| punch and cakes were served. An IN
| formal program of music was in
charge of Mrs. c. c. Simmons and
| Miss Ethel Elliott, with Mrs. Ed!i
| Iund Mrs. Deems. Mrs. McAlichael
and Mrs Marie Hine as participants
Tulsa chapter Daughters of the
American Revolution met yesterday
afternoon for its November session
with Mrs, Thomas |. Munroe. Fol
lowing the program there was de-
lightful social hour, during which re-
freshments were served. The pro-
gram numbers were as follows:
Furniture of the Revolutionary
Period ..... Mrs. Shallenberger
Early American Firesides End
Home Life. Mrs. John Roy
EColonial Thanksgiving. .........'
......Mr Mrs. John S. Garvie
n chapter i. T.. O. had an inter
estng meeting yesterday afternoon
with Mrs. Horace Il. Anderson as
hostess and initiation of two new
members. Mrs Warren u. Abbott and
Mrs. John NJ. Chick, as the special
business of the session. When the
ceremonies making the two matrons
members of the chapter were con,
cluded there was Il social hour and
the serving of refreshments.
Mrs. r. T.. L. Rhodes was hostess
at the meeting of the Art circle yes
terday afternoon when she hai
group of dozen mauons as specii
euests for the session of sewing, social
recreation and the serving of refresh
mcnts. The rooms were attractive III
decorations Of yeIlow and Whlt'
chrvsanthemums and this combind'
ton color note was carried out in th'
luncheon, in the serving of which the
hostess was assisted by Mrs. l.. %