Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-09

| fled us of their acceptance of our IN
yitation to address us. and we are
| hoping Gov. X. l.. Williams ana the
! presidents of n number OF sister or
| Eanizations can arrange TO be with US
New clubs will be given two min
utes to make report OF their WORK
during the election OF officers Thurs
day. An art exhibit, where the work
2f Oklahoma artists Will be shoWn'
will be In charge Of Mrs q. w. Goou .
win, chairman OF art Clubs are ursea
TO interest their members in the ART.
music and literary contests. for which
medals are offered by the federation
to the winners. The federation main
tains a loan fund for the assistance
of deserving girls In obtaining an
education also state enuoWWeh.
fund. and clubs are requested 10 sehu
delegates instructed to give 10 theso
funds for the coming year. owlns 10
The late arrival of trains In woodward
IL will not be practical to have ses-
Bion Tuesday afternoon, Dut the en-
ecutive board will meet at ~ a. m
Tuesday and the credentials COMMIT
zee will be in session at p. IN. ana
continue Wednesday morning. tues
day will be Woodward's evening Win
n reception TO officers. visitors ana
delegates following the program
Wednesday, will be devoted TO greet
ings and reports OF officers. reports
of committees conferences ana speciai
addresses. The ladies OF the Eastern
Star will keep open-house after
n m. Wednesday evening VIII Do
presidents evening from our non
orary presidents and our five district
presidents will respond to MY uls,
tricts best offering to Federated
work" and the state president VIII
complete the report OF the tederat,oh
for the past two years. Thursday
morning will be opened with busi-
ness session, followed by the legisla-
tive report by Mrs. A. S. Heaney. ana
at 10 o'clock the election or state OF
flcers and election Of delegates ana
alternates to the Hot Springs bienniai
i'm 1918 will be held. Thursday after
noon, following the election, we Will
continue the reports or comnlttees'
Thursday evening musicale Will Do
given by the music clubs of the fed
Grafton under the direction or MIS-
II. T.. Macarthur of Tulsa. chairman
OF the state music committee. Friday
morning, unfinished business and re-
ports, and Friday afternoon VIII De
given over to the music conference
and the convention Will close In Tune
to make the outgoing trains. Please
have this call read before your CLUB
at a regular meeting and send the
names of your delegates as early as
possible to Mrs. Charles Skemp.
Woodward chairman of hospitality
committee, so she may arrange Tor
your comfort, and also send names 10
Mrs w. H. Gallagher McAlester'
| Sincerely yours-Mrs. Tom hope,
president Oklahoma State Federation
/ of Women's clubs. Ada, Okla, Sep
tember "a, 1917.
Clement A. Evans chapter United
| Daughters of the Confederacy mel
regularly Saturday afternoon in the
home of Mrs. G. c. Spillers, The chap
| ter voted to maintain bed Tor ths
Red Cross for the wars duration. Al
the bedding and garments which are
| included i'm its support Will be made
| in the meetings of the organization
After the session OF business there
was an hour OF pleasant social recrea
| tion In which refreshments wer'
served. Mrs. Ora II. Upp and Mrs
| Claude Tuttle presided at the tea tabl'
| decorated in the chapter colors. rec
and white. Mrs. John Y. Murry. Jr.
and Miss Flo North contributed to tn
pleasure of the guests with group
piano numbers and impersonations
Mrs. Harry Campbell. Mrs. William X
Rowland, Mrs. Ora Lightner Frost an
Mrs. Helen Bowden OF Purcell wer
guests.
The seasons activities in the Needle
craft club were commenced at TIT
meeting yesterday afternoon In tn
home of Mrs. Ira Allison. During TN
summer months, altho there were NJ
regular sessions, the club devoted
many hours to Red Cross work. Thi
custom will be continued in connec
ton with the regular study during IN
winter, of home economics, child wei
fare, needlecraft, parliamentary laV
and the best way TO foster the com
munity spirit. The responses to rol
call were many pleasant incidents o
the vacation now past. Mrs. Allison
who heads the club as president thl
wear. spoke to the women and her ad
dress was responded to by Mrs. I. X
Ebright.
Mr. and Mrs. w. =. Martin enter
talned q merry party OF young foil
at dancing Saturday evening. A bur
fet supper was served. Maids an
young men who were guests: Misse
Katherine Acosta. Clara Johnson. Mar
ian Acosta, Melba Anders. Margare
Acosta. olive Baxter; Messrs Lee ga
nady, Shoemaker. William Viner, Ron
ert Hudson, Dick Broach, There
Thomas, Robert Burns; Mr. and Mrs
Jack Albright.
Ruskin Art club members assemble
In the home OF Mrs. Frank b. DeSho
for their initial session yesterday aftei
noon. Mrs. Charles f. Bush preside