Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-23

sisted their mother in serving. Ma
irons, girls and men of the guest par
ty were, Messers. and Mesdames G
W. Arnold, r. l.. Rowland, T. II.
Christian. G. w. Whitworth, \. l..
West, w. Il. Grffenstein, Jerry New
ton and the Misses Betty and Mildred
West.
Miss Edith Sells of New York. a
representative of the Societe Orpha-
lates des armes, which has under
taken the support of hundreds of
French children orphaned by the war,
will be in this city next week in the
! interest OF her work. Miss Sells comes
to Tulsa under the sponsorship of the
society for the relief OF French
wounded, a local organization, and
will give a talk on her work either
Wednesday or Thursday, the exact
day to be announced later. Mrs.
Thomas ID. Lyons. Mrs. ]. =. Cap
peau, jr.. Mrs. Douglas w. Franchot
and Miss Christine McEwcn have
been appointed a committee to ar
range details of Miss Sells visit and
Mr. Elton Everett has been named as
treasurer of the fund.
Matrons of the Thursday Auction
Five Hundred club gave Mrs. j. II.
/ Alexander a delightful surprise I'm
honor of her birthday anniversary,
Wednesday afternoon. Luncheon was
prepared and served by the guests and
/ following the serving the afternoon
was devoted to the clubs faVorite pas
time. The prize for high score was
awarded to Mrs. J. s. Higgins. Mrs,
w. A. Nandever received consolation
honors. Matrons who made up the
party were: MesdameS w \. Van
dever, J. H. Hawkins. =. NJ. lVerson,
/ w. T. Griffcnstein, II. g. ChildS II. ].
/ Brickner. T J. Double J. S. Higgins,
Roy Garbett and George +. Burgher
Mrs. Thomas l. Munroc was hostess
TO the matrons of her card club, the
Thursday Auction. yesterday after
noon when she entertained a pretty
followed hy the serving of luncheon
to the members and three special
guests including Mrs. NJ. Ellis, Mrs
Edgar w. McCrary and Mrs c. F.
Robertson. The high score prize was
a pair of handmade pillow cases.
Tire Camp Fire girls and Juvenile
members Of the Young Women's
Christian association will meet ii 1
o'clock Saturday afternoon at owen
park \ bird lecture and steak roast
are planned for :he afternoon Sece-
Cha olun Il Tulsa Ru 'iness college
will give a bacon fry Thursday eve
ming at the close Of school.
Miss Re'ty Wcs,. an attractive Wis
itinc girl from Lancaster, Ky, was
tho insl iration of lurchcon party
with which her aunt. Mrs. J. Wesley
West entertained Yesterday afternoon
al the Ketchum hotel. The taole was
prettlly adorned with L basket of
spring blossoms and there were COW
ers for six guests.
Mrs w. Lyle Dickey is expected to
arrive home on Saturday from To-
peka, Kan. where she has been a pa
tient in Christ's hospital for several
weeks Mrs. Dickey will be accom-
panied ly her sister, Mrs. j. +. Jar
rell. who is coming for brief stay in
the Deckey home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl w. Gillette (Mlss
Bess Stackhouse) are expected home
on Sunday from a ten days wedding
trip. which they have been spending
in Kansas City and Salina and Con-
cordia, Kan.
Mrs. Kennedy Of Amsterdam \. Y.
is expected to arrive some time dur
| ing the next week for visit 10 tht
| home of her~iauCEter, Mrs. Thoma:
| d. Lyons and Mr.. Lyons.
| Saturdays regular meeting Of the
| Hyechka club will be an open occa'
sion with friends Of the club a:
! guests. Mrs. w. G. Williamson and