Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-05

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bers Of the program follow below The
club recently completed arrangements
for the shipment OF ten Christmas
hcXes 10 Tulsa army men in France,
and last week turned In TO the Red
Cross twenty knitted garments. which
made mp "A large quota of one OF the
recent shipments to headquarters IN
St. LOUIS. other numbers on Mon
days program were:
Growth Of American colleges 49,.
.......,. Mrs Thomas |. Munroo
| Women educators ............,
..........M Mrs. Frank c. Wallng
The Needlecrart club met Monday
afternoon with Mrs. A. r. Felt Mrs.
u. h.. Frederick reviewed "Over the
Top by Private Arthur Guy Empey
INhile the women devoted themselves
20 knitting and the making OF gar
/ '.nnts for the Red Cross. Mrs. Lewis
/ Mctlin aud Mrs. c. l.. Gcodale told
. something of tho work which the
aplendld organization is doing In
Tulsa.
/ Mr.. and Mrs L. T. Jennings Miss
/ IllldR SWartzcop OF oil city. Pa have
J e;urned from their wedding trip to
] Chicago ard have gone to houSekecp-
, ing in their own home in Maple Ridge.
! The wedding of Miss Swarzcop and
| Mr. Jennings was celebrated last
week at the parish Of Holy Family
! Catholic church. this city. with Rev.
! Father Fletcher officiating.
The young people of First Christian
church rendered Mrs j. w. Darby
pleasant surprise last evening as a
farewell compliment prior TO her de-
! parture soon for residence In Wash
ington. Ind. Washington formerly
was the home of the family and Rev
erend Darby has again accepted his
old charge
Mr.. and Mrs. oscar r. Howard. who
recently returned to California after
spending several weeks In Tulsa. have
opened their home. Sunshine Terrace,
1T Altadina, for the wincr The How
ards expect to return to the east In the
late winter or spring owing To the fact
that Mrs. Howard's mother Mrs.
| Newell Franklin Green of Junction
city, Kan. is In rather frail health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry +. Sinclair of
New York, who were expected to ar
rive in Tulsa yesterday for four
days stay en- route home from
New York. were compelled to change
turn to the east. much to the disap-
pontment of their friends here.
Mir. and Mrs. Floyd l.. Steenrod
| who arrived at the end of the week
from st Louis to again make Tulsa
their place Of residence, have taken
"A house at 636 y A North Main street
Whc.c they will he at home to friends
soon. Mr.. Steenrod has assumed the
| .,Jt Of
publications.
Mrs. Mark T.. Stanlev and little
gtanddaughter Phoebe Ann Iawhon,
have returned from Chicago, where
| they visited Mrs. Jetha Stanley Law
| hon and Dr. Mont r. Stanley for few
weeks. Mrs Lawhon's return home
after course of special violin study
under Sametina of the Chicago mu-
| seal college is expected December II.
The annual bazar of the Ladies
Aid of St Marks Lutheran church
will he held Wednesday and Thursday
at the former location of the Planters
bank. where all sorts of fancy gifts
for Christmas and home cooked things
to eat and candies will be offered for
sale.
Mrs !. w West has planned to
! leave at the end of the week for a
stay of several months in Washington,
| u. c.. and Louisville, Ky. DR. and
| Mrs. w. c. Black and family will oc-
cupy the home of Mrs. West in her alb
sencc.
The Countess Kingston Of County
Roscommon, Ireland. who has been in
the city several days IN the interest OF
Irish war relief, during which time
she was the guest In the home of Mr..
and Mrs T.. Rogers Kemp, left last
night for the east
Mrs. De Witt Hull and baby son,
Mrs lIull's mother, Mrs. Wiley |.
Stewart and Mrs j. Arthur Hull are
spending several days visiting in San
Antonio, Texas, whore Mr.. Hull is with
the national army at Camp Travis.
Mrs. Robert Hughes of Los Angeles,
Cal. nee Miss Mary Smith, who is
hor.o on a visit To her parents, MIR.
will spend next week in this city as the
/ guest of Miss Mary Delaney.
| Mrs. NJ. t. Darnell and Mrs j. r.
| Montgomery of Wichita Falls. Texas
| have come for a visit to the home OF
| their son and brother. Mr.. Ralph NJ.
| Darneu and Mrs Darnen in Maple
| Ridge.
| Mrs. Paul NJ. Paine of Tulsa is on II
| visit to her mother, Mrs. g. q. New
| man Of Los Angeles Cal, whore she
| viii remain until after the holidays.
\ special meeting of the Tulsa
| County Farm Women's congress will
| he held in the home OF Mrs. Guy L.
| RINGW0RM ON Two
| WEEKS old baby
| CUTICURA HEALS
Broke Out in Blisters. Clothing
| 4 1 x.l~l