Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-05

a set OF luncheon table candles. Ma
irons and young women who sur
rounded the four tables were: Mes
danes Harold A. Wakefield, Louis
Holman, G. +. Martin, j. G. Treat,
II; Is. smith, J.. Il. Millikan. Lee c.
Wells, William y. Sill, Randolph, Jo-
seph Il. Washington. jr.. William
Cope. j. W. White and the Misses
Mabel Marsh and Ethel Burns.
Mrs. j. Stewart Poarce had n com
pany of the friends of Miss Virginia
ieafce Of Colorado Springs in for an
informal afternoon OF auction yester-
day The pretty affair at which a
dozen matrons and girls were guests
nad Tor It's decorations, clusters Of cut
flowers water color was given as
the nigh score favor Luncheon was
served Young matrons and girls who
were happy TO meet Miss Pearce on
her return TO Tulsa for visit IN her
brother's home were Mcsdamos Stan
icy j.. llisey. G. j. Callahan. j. r.
Black, Il. Otis McClntock, jay Paint
or, John Shakcly, William r. Lindsay.
l'aul Wiseman and Harold -. Breen Of
liartleslillc; Misrcs Bethel Dean Cone.
Irene Delaney. Carmen Coyle and
Helen Cartier
Mrs. Harriet Wardoll, assisted by
her daughter Mrs Robert Caller,
entertained with delightful after
noon OF cards yesterday in their home.
1915 South Boston avenue. Three
tables were formed and the prize for
nigh score was gold picture frame.
the guest favor was OF flowers.
Luncheon was set on the card tables
at the conclusion of the games for
Mosdames Frank Stulcn Pittshurfh:
Harriet Ely, Franklinville, y. y:
William y. sill. Harold NJ. Messimer.
Clark. John Richards. Merl V. cad
man q. T.. Hollow, H. a. Wakefield
and owen owens
Annual election Of officers was the
order of the. meeting of the board oc
managers of the Childrcns Day
nursery yesterday morning in the
nursery home. Mrs. Shallenberger
was unanimously reelected president.
Mrs. Frank II. Greer first vice presi-
dent; Mrs james g. Robinson secre
tary; Mrs. Earl w. Sinclair. trcl lsdrcr
The financial report OF the institution
IL most encouraging to the womei,
who have undertaken the wCrk of pro-
Niding home for children of work
ing mothers ana all feel q satisfactior
unhoped for at .he end Of the second
year.
Bethany chapter Westminster guild
| of First Presbyterian church will meet
this afternoon at 2:3O in the church
parlors for annual election of officers
and the following program. Review
of THE Kings Highway" under the
leadership of Mrs. VI. =. Patterson:
music. Mrs. w. V. Allen: devotion.
Mrs. 4. V. Patterson. Mcsdamcs l..
T.. Elliott, $. G. French. w. +. Stahl
and Il. +. Stauffer will be hostesses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant II. McCuIlough
were hosts OF an informal dancing
party last evening when they had
thirty matrons and men as guests
honorins the visit Of Mr.. and Mrs.
William G. Hilton of Chicago. \ buf-
fet supper was served in the dining
room. Miss Mildred MeClclland of
Seattle, Wash, was an out-of-town
guest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank l.. Moore and
u mily. who have been occupying the
w. II Roeser residence for several
months. will be al home with Mr. and
Mrs. clint Moore after next week un-
I'll the completion Of their own new
abode, which is under way in carlton
Place.
Nif. ana NTS. george NJ. ltanSOn,
who have been rosid ants Of MusKogee
for several years. arc planning to re-
move to Tulsa. Mr.. and Mrs. George
LoweIre and Mr.. and Mrs George W.
Bornes have also decided upon Tulsa
as n future place of residence.
Mr.. and Mrs. William r. Roeser
and family. who have been residing
temporarily in the home of Mr..
Roeser's brother Mr.. G. T.. Roeser,
since their return from California,
will ,akc possession of their own
hcme ~ 1c50 South Denver avenue
on Satui1 day.
Mrs n s. Monger and Miss Alice
Monger of Austin. Texas. came yes
terday for n brief visit in the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ned G. Rigshee, en-
route to st. Louis. The visitors are
Mrs. Ricsbee's sister and niece.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Shaffer OF New
Orleans have come for visit in the
home of Mr. Shaffer's sister. Mrs.
Fred Il. Letcher and Mr. Letcher. The
Shaffcrs will spend the month of jan
ualy i'm Oklahoma and in the north.
Mr. and Mrs w. Val Jean Biddisor
returned yesterday from n three
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