Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-04

| formal party Wednesday afternoon.
! The women of Clement A. Evans
! chapter, United Daughters of the
/ Conf.deracy, formed delightful all
day party in the home of Mrs. f. W.
Purdy Saturday 1t was the occasion
| OF the annual election of officers and
| the last regular meeting of the sea-
| son, and about thirty-fiVe members
were present Mrs. ora e. Upp was
chosen president; Mrs. James IL.
Sykes, first vice president; Mrs Wal
| ter E. Eroach, second vice president;
! Mrs. ). Ii. Lewis, third vice president;
Mrs Louis Cohen, recording secre-
taly; Mrs. w. c. Farmer, corre-
spending secretary; Mrs. John Y.
Murry. jr, treasurer; Mrs Barry,
chaplain, Mrs. Frank l.. Brewer. Gus
todian of flags; Ms. Walter Duckett
custodian of crosses; Mrs. Louis
Cohen and Mrs. Conn Linn were
elected to represent the chapter at
the annual state meeting in Chicka-
sha July 10. II and ~. Mrs. w. c.
| Farmer and Mrs. f. Forest Hayden
are their alternates. The chapter will
meet once each month in social ses
sion during the summer and will lend
what assistance it can in war relief
work. \ pleasant feature of the day
was the serving of casserole lunch
con At the noon hour.
An occasion of interest among pu-
pills of the Brock and Elliott private
school this week will be the fairy
play. High Finance" which is to
be presented as the closing event of
the school year Tuesday evening at
the Grand theater. Seventy five chill
dren of the various departments will
have places in the cast and choruses.
The seat sale opens this morning at
o'clock ar the Quaker drug store.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph c. Scott of
Santiago. Chile, have announced the
l. Mr.. Scott, who is well known to
many Tulsans, is in Y. NJ. c. A. work
in Chile and the success with which
he has been meeting in the Latin
country has largely been made pos
sihle by the assistance of the local
association and its friends.
Mr.. and Mrs John Winchester of
London, Ohio, who are in the south
west to be present at the marriage of
their nephew. MIR. Allan r. Shaw, to
Miss Orcta Moore of Lawrence, Kan,
today, will accompany Mr.. land Mrs.
Thomas Il. Shaw, parents of the
bridegroom, to Tulsa for visit.
Miss Mary Clay Williams, daughter
of Judge and Mrs. w. |. Williams,
who has just finished her years
work at Randolph Macon college,
Lvnchburg, Va. is in Lexington, KY,
whore she will visit for two or three
weeks before returning home.
The marriage Of Miss Ruth Frost
of sulphur Springs, Ark, and Mr..
John X Lancaster of Tulsa was
uUict event Of last evening at the
home of the brides parents in the
former city. The bride was n student
of Henry Kendall college during the
school year just closed.
Mr.. and Mrs. James II. Sykes and
Mrs Sykes mother. Mrs. NJ. l.. over
ton, left at the end of the week for
Washington, ID. c., whore they go to
attend the L. c. V. reunion.
Miss Genevieve Misener, young
daughter of Mr.. Fred d. Misener will
arrive home early in the week to
spend her vacation from Tudor hall,
indianapolis, Ind.
Miss Lucille Tyler of Mounds will
come early in the week to visit the
home of her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs \. l.. Funk.
Miss Cora Yolugblood Corson will
arrive on Wednesday from Chicago TO
visit the home of her sister Mrs
Glenn Condor, several weeks.
Mrs. Anthony +. Stadler of Drum
right was n guest over Sunday of her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Purdy
Menus for Day
CTulsa Morning World.)
BREAKFAST
Rhubarh Sauce
salmon and Potato Cates
Corn Bread Coffee
LUNCHEON
Chicken Rice Soup
Souffled Crackers
Gingerbread Custard Tea
DINNER
Baked Calls Liver
Boiled White onions
Baked Sweet Potatoes