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

WORLD, WEDNESDAY,
The Hyechka club will issue invita-
tons during the week for the reoep-
ton which IL 20 be given on the after
noon OF the annual spring music festi-
val. April -, az the Elks ballroom
Presidents OF the music clubs OF the
ttate, out-cf-town patrons OF the c!up
city are 10 be included IN the invita-
tlons. The reception will be @ bril-
liant affair and Will be surpassed only
by the Galn-Curci concert in the eve
ming at Convention hail.
The Ecurnenic club will meet reEl-
larry this afternoon al the public IL
GERS and transactirg other business OF
importance. A full attendance OF the
club membership is urged.
To1ay's meeting OF the Daughters
OF the American Revolution with Mrs.
Herbert D. Mason. IS 10 lie one OF spe-
cial importance and all members Of
the chapter are requested 10 be IN at
tendance.
Mrs. 7. G. Carleton Of Oklahoma
City arrived yesterday morning. en-
route home from q visi. IN Chicago. !
and is the guest % her SISTER. Mrs. I
Fred 5. Clinton in Clinton Ingles!de.
Meade. little son Of Mr.. and Mrs |
". l. Propst. who was injured last /
week by being run down by an auto I
mobile, has been removed from the I.
hospital 10 the Propst home.
Mrs. r. C. Fitzpatrick. who has
beer visiting the home Of her daugh-
ter. Mrs Bert L. Brookins, for d
month, viii return or Friday to Cnil-
dress, Texas.
The meeting Of the c ". B. ".
~ First Christian church Will be held
Thursday afternoon at tho church In
stead Of with Mrs. Conn Linn as an
nounced.
Mrs. VI. f. Stanley will arrive homo
1T -he end OF the week from three
weeks visit with Dr. and Mrs. i. W.
Blackburn OF ozark, Ark.
Mr.. and Mrs Victor Bredin Walker
have with them as guest for the
week Mrs. Walkers aunt Mrs. W. d
Berry Of Oklahoma city
Mrs. c. T Campbell has gone to
Kansas City for few days visit with
Mr.. Campbell, who is under treatment
in a sanitarium there.
Mrs. J. L. Herbold has returned
from Helena. Okla, whore she d.
rected the music OF a several weeks
revival
Mr.. W. VI Graham of Pasadena,
/ Cal, mas commenced the erect ion Of
a new home on South Elwood ave
/ nue.
Miss Lillian Board Of Mu5koroe
came yesterday 10 remain over the
/ week end as Miss Ruth Toevs' cues.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Edwards
/ are expected to return home today
from q few days stay in Kansas city
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Haskell OF
/ Hotel Tulsa are home from several
days stay at the Sequoyah club
Mrs James c. Treat Is GONZALES
cent after several days confinement
to her room with grippe.
Mr.. Frank Murphy has returned
from e. few iays' visit 20 his former
home in Joplin.
MT. anu ATS. J. -. h'hi+7 F-iA
this evening for an indefinite stay III
Hot Springs.
Crown Seal chautauqua assembled
as usual on Monday afternoon with
the home OF Mrs. r. c. Walsh again
as the meeting place Mrs. Walsh was
program leader. The numbers fol-
low
| Roll call ...........S Spring poems
story OF the week, Mrs y. s. Murdock
n King william l OF Belgium .....
...........M Mrs James II. Sykes
Wuhelmina and Belgium .......
Observation-Disclosures. Mrs. A. a. Little
Review of Chapter 25 .....-...
............. Mrs. A r. Barrus
| Quiz on Chapter &c Mrs {. c. Myers
Future outlook OF Belgium
........... Mrs. +. Forest Hayden
Review Of Chapter 27: Belgium
| the Land OF Art The CluD
b Menus for n Day
(Tulsa Morning WorldJ.
| EREAKFAST
| Steamed Prunes
| Home Made Sausage
Cornmeal Gri6dlecakes.
| LUNCH OR SUPPER
| pakat Spaghctti Scalloped Tomatoes
| Watercress Salad
| Chocolate-Iced gingerbread.
DINNER
| Barley Broth
| Tricassce OF Veal With Mushrooms
| pn,Ied Potatoes Creomcd SpinacA
| Grape Juice Jelly.
| Easter Millinery sale.
| Five hundred trimmed hats. 81 90
m 10 $500. Mullins Millinery, PA
East Third.-Adv.
| Poultry OF all kinds F. & c. P. x
| c Co. 1O7 North Main. Phone 5659.
Eastcr Millinery sale.