Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-28

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their annual reception 10 women Of
the First Presbyterian church ana
congregation Thursday afternoon u
the church parlors.
Mr. and Mrs. James i. Nielsen
(Nliss Ethel Mallory are expected To
arrive home today from Kansas city,
where their marriage occurred ON
Monday The young couple Will soon
be ready TO receive friends In tho
Lebus apartments on West Fifth
street.
Mr. and Mrs J y Ryan Of the
Calais apartments are home from
months trip 10 Hot SPRINGS. PITTS.
hurgh and New York, having been a,-
comr1nied on their return by Mi.
and Mrs H. r. Hayard Of CHICAGO.
who will be their guests for few
days.
Mrs Henry Dreyfus Will leave ON
Thursday for Houston Texas. where
she goes To visit her home-folk and
he in attendance at the wedding of
her brother. Mr.. Meyer Wagner. To-
Miss Josye Kahn Of Lafayette. La,
which is TO he celebrated April 10 I'm
Houston.
The Y. W G. \. and Y. NJ. G. \.
Of Kendall college will he guests Of Il
"chlldrcu's' party this evening at the
gymnasium. ON Friday evening the
two ORGANIZATIONS will give minstrel
for the benefit of their work IN the
college.
The women of First Methodist
church will bee hostesses of an infur-
mai reception hunoriug their new pas
tor Rev. j. W Abel. and Mrs. Abel.
this evening, following the regular
prayer service.
Mrs. Robert B. Spurecon Of Louis
Vile, Ky. concluded a pleasant visit
of several weeks with her dauchtcr.
Mrs T.. II. StaEg yesterday, going
home via Kansas city to visit friends
\ meeting of the delegates from
the various clubs. elected to form %
city federation. has been called by
Mrs G. =. lahman for Friday after
noon at the public library.
There will be general meeting Of
the Council of Jewish Women this
afternoon at the synaEogu. 1t is inn
portant that an members should hc
present.
Mrs. j. +. Jarrell, who accompa-
MED her sister, Mrs. W Lyle Dickey,
on the latter's return home Saturday,
has returned To Topeka, Kan
Mrs. Albert H. Kayscr, nee Miss
Mildred walsh Of Joplin, Mo, came
yesterday for several DAYS visit with
her mother, Mrs r. G. Walsh.
Mr. ard Mrs. Philip Bun are on
/ tertanine their two young nephews,
Raymor1 ana Leroy Lott of Dcs
Moihcs, Iowa.
Mr. and Mrs Frederick =. Walter
| oNiss Pauline McFarlinD are expected
home April - from their bridal trip
to California.
Mr. ana Mrs. G. j. Gallagher are in
Murpheysboro, ILL.,, where they were
called on account of the death of a
I relative.
The Aid society Of College hin
/ Presbyterian church will meet this
afternoon with Mrs. G. W. Ermy Of
Kendall.
Miss Marjorie Miller viii leave or
! Friday 20 spend the Weekend visit
| ing in Kansas city and Baldwin, Kan
Mrs William y. sill who has been
quite i'll with threatened pneumonia,
! is reported to be doing satisfactorily.
Mrs. Farrar L. Mccain ana little
son sam have returned from few
days visit to AIuskogee friends
Mr. and Mrs. +. s. Henry left Mon
! day night for "a fCrtnights stay in
Excelsior Springs and Chicago.
Mrs. Leo =. quinn is in st. Louis.
whore she was called to the bedside of
he" brother, who is critically ill.,
Mr.. and Mrs Franklin S Gray
are home from a several days visit
in Kansas City and Independence.
Miss Alma Offitt will go to still
| water Thursday, to remain over sun
day visiting friends.
Mrs Archibald l.. Smith left last
night for a few days stay in Kansas
City.
Menus for Day.
(Tulsa Morning WORLDLY
Breakfast.
Baked apples Hamburg steaks
MIX toast.
Lunch or supper.
Chives omelet. Fried rice.
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