Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-26
sister. Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Wilmuth,
plSo of Ada, as guests.

sister Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Wumuth.
al3o of Ada, as guests
This city will be we'll represented a
IN the annual high school student mu-
sic contest which is dated for May
3 at Norman. it being the plan OF
several girls and boys TO compete in
the voice. plano, violin. orchestra and
glee club classes Miss Edith William
son VIII try for honors in violin. Miss
Lucille Danneck in plano. and young
Mr. Artells Dickson in voice The
nigh school orchestra under the lead
ership OF Mr.. Charles 7. Laughton will
compete for honors for best orchestra
work and the school glee club direct
ed by Miss Theodore Pottlo will sing.
Mrs. w. G.. VILLA amson, Mrs. l.. b.
Ferlin. Mrs. Il. l.. Dow and Mrs. Gar
land Marrs will accompany the stu
dent party to Norman as will also
Miss Edna Dalton of Broken Arrow,
who will take part in the vocal con-
test.
The Stoddard study club resumed
its travels thru switzerland Tuesday
afternoon at the regular meeting In
the home of Mrs w H. Hall Mrs.
u. ii. Hosenbarger was lesson leader.
Considerable interest was occasioned
by the reading of Il letter by Mrs HUI
bert Whitney from n friend in swift
zerland. Announcement was made OF
the affiliaton of the club with the
state federation OF the election of
Mrs. Hall and Mrs. Whitney as dele
gates to the district federation tneet-
ing in Collnsville and Mrs. Isaac Shu-
Ter as the clubs representative in the
city federation. Mrs Fred Kitchin
was received as n new member Dec
grafton of the home was made in
tulips and jonquils and a luncheon
followed the business session and pro.
gram.
The Ecumenic club held its final
meeting of the season yesterday after
noon in the library the feature of the
program being an impromptu debate,
mon the question rs the Debate Ben
eficial in club Work? ?" Mrs. Thomas
White lead the affirmative, assisted
by Mrs. c. g. Robertson and the neg
ative was taken by Mrs S. l.. Mealy
and Miss Helen Melvin. No decision
made. The papers of the afternoon
were given by Mrs. James Fitzgerald
whose subject was Michael Angelo
Mrs. John II. Walsh, Geoffrey Chauc-
er and Mrs John f. Hayden. military
orders. Master Gerald Fitzgerald gave
some humorous recitations. Tho club
tory next year
The first Of series of parties which
are to fill the days preceding tho
marriage of Miss Fawn Ballew to Mr..
Eddie Calvin slough of Haskell, an
nolnccment Of who's engagement has
Just been made, had Mrs. Jay Stewart
Painter and her mother, Mrs Charles
A. Macdonald entertaining at lunch
con Yesterday afternoon in the homo
Of Mrs. Painter Guests of the affair
included n small party of relatives
ara intimate friends of the bride
elect. Tho table, which was lovely
in n centerpicce of blue iris. had
places in ADDITION to that OF the
honor guest and hostesses, for Mrs.
j. w. Ballew Mrs. Clyde NJ. Steven
son. Mrs. John Y. Murry, jr., and Miss
Murl McPIke.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph f.. Washing
ton. ir.. have purchased and removed
to the former residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. n. G. NJ. Luykx ut 1915 South
Denver avenue, where they expect TO
be settled and at home to friends soon.
Mrs. Wallace n. RObinson's friends
Will be interested to know that she is
at present in New York, whore she
goes every year for a course of in
under Oscar Saengcr. who
said after hearing her sing following