Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-04
Day Nursery Benefit.

fair Of a musical and social nature
given for charity Saturday afternoon
when matrons Of the Children's Day
Nursery board were sponsors and pa
tronessos of program of music pre-
sentcd by local talent at the home of
Mrs. j. s. Cosden.
A program of more real merit has
seldom been heard in Tulsa on SINH
lar occasion, comprising as it did
numbers by the citys best musical
talent and the afternoon was a de-
lightful experience for the $50 wom-
en- " no were guests. Mrs. Frank H..
Greer, of the board, preceded the pro-
gram with talk on the work which
the board has covered during the past
two years. the institution growing
from a small beginning to one of most
grt ttifyiSg proportions thru the efforts
of the women to provide home
where the children of working. moth
ers may be cared for during the day.
In this time "A home has been pur-
chased and equipped and under the
direction of Miss DAILY the nurse is
filing the need for which 1t was in
tended. The receipts of yesterdays
uffair will be used in keeping up the
current expenses of the home.
OF each one who participated in the
program given in the name Of char
itN sTecial mention cannot be made.
The Program as a whole was charac-
tCrizcd by n fine artistiCness ana was
received with appreciation by the
guests assembled. Mrs. Rachel Kerr
Lilystrand, charming young matron,
who cane from the east for residence
in Tulsa two years ago made her first
appearance here as an aesthetic dane
er giving n group of two numbers In
GLIDING. an original and bacchanalian
daLce. Her lovely personality COM
bined with . remarkable interT reta-
ticn Of the dance won for her many
warm admirers.
Mrs Semmes w Parish, Mrs Cos
den. Mrs. Frank l.. Moore. Mrs. Her
bert ID Mason, Mrs Frank A. Has
Feli. Mrs. Frank II. Greer and Mrs
Lynn Il. Wallace compose the finance
committee which had the affair In
cl arge.
The program follows:
Noice--a War" ..... Rogers
D "The Resting Place" 49,.
.. .......... 80. Saltel
Mr.. w. Il. Guiberson
Voice "Chanson De Barberine.
............. De Libe:
'Orphcus with His Lutte"
............ MhnllcN
Mrs. Parish
Piano a Kadenza konzert No %.
................ Mozar
b Waltz .............C .Chopif
C "I'rcle Remus" Mac Dowel
Mrs. r. C. HetherWick
Voice, go, Docca Dolorosa -. Fidelli
Mr.. Robert Boice Carson
Voice THE Sleep that Flits on
Baby's Eyes .Carpente
THE Day Is Done" ......
........... Chrpente
Mrs. Lotus Bassett Williams
Voice, "All Hail Thou Dwelling"
oyer and Holy from Faust -.
Mr.. Huntington Henry
Duet. "My Heart Greets the Morn"
................. Goring Thoma
Mrs. Parish and Mr.. Carson
Aesthetic Dances ....... .........
Mrs Lilystrand
Members of the Tulsa Press clu'
gathered in the private dining room
OF Hotel Tulsa last evening fer an in
formal dinner complimentary to Mr
Glenn Condor, member of the or
ganiZation, who was recently elected
to the Legislature. one large roun'
table and a smaller table. the two nav
ing covers for 80 guests. We're re
quired for the meeting of newspape
men and women and their familie
and friends Mr.. William II. Peck
president of the club. acted as toast
master, calling forth talks from MI
Frank II Greer, pioneer newspape
man and publisher of oklahoma
first newspaper, Colonel Parker o
New York, representative of tn
Mcclure newspaper syndicate, Co
Clarence B. Douglas, secretary of tn