Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-13
PERSONALS.

Among the Tusans who were pres |
ent at the state bankers meeting and |
it's attendant festivities at Muskogee ,
the past week We're: Mcssrs. and Mes F,
danes Norris Gilbert, o. H. Leonard, |
! l.. X. Cone, c. W. Eeneiic:. r. j. |
Hartman, Frank q. Wal.ins, w A
Bradshaw j. w McNeal. Il. W. Bry-
ant, Lee Clinton, .. y. StrouVelle, !
Claude Tuttle and Miss Ruby McNeal. !
a Muskogee exchange said the fol-
lowing of the social side of the
meeting:
"The wives of the visiting bankers
attending the state bankers cOnVen- /
tion were delightfully."- entertained yes
terday afternoon with an auto ride 70
the Country club and thea thru
Agency park. When the party reached
the Agency tearoom the visitors were
given reception. The living room
of the old Agency mission, now re-
modelled into n charming suburban
tearoom, was filled with bOuSns of
blossoming dogwood and quantities CT
grcenery. Here Mrs. II. n. Fink, Mrs
Jay Farnsworth, Mrs. Sondheimer and
Mrs. NJ. Board received the guests,
while the ladies who acted as host
esses for the auto ride Joined in enter
tanning the visitors. Refreshments of
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served in the tearOom and the visitors
and their hostesses came back to town
in time for dinner. A dance was
given in honor of the visitors last
night, and this morning the guests
will register at the Hinton theater,
where they will be given tickets to
tthe ball game and an auto ride before
going to the ball park"
HoXes for the horse show have been
purchased by Messrs. and Mesdames
9 e. Crawley, Glenn 7. Bradcn, G. f.
Suppes, John II. Markham, jr., Ar
thur Newlin, Harry II. Rogers, James
~. Chapman, w. l.. Lewis, Cyrus s.
Avery, Homer NJ. Preston, Henry ~
Greis. c. A. Sanderson, j. S. Cosden
4. j. Hartman, PRESLEY q. Walker,
ir.. S. Calais, Henry Horneker, Don
Baxter, Dan j. Davisson, f.. Rogers
Kemp, Douglas W. Franchot, w. c.
Shelley, Thomas ID. Lyons, r. NJ. Nc
Farlin, John ID. Hail, ]. Wesley West.
Earl p. Iiarwell John Kramer
Clarence B. Douglas, Floyd j. Brad
ford. IL. p. Anderson. Edward A. Ross
Edwin r. Perry, Percival +. Magee,
i. Watt Young, Frank \. Gillespie, j.
II McEwen and Frank H. Cascbeer;
Miss Loula Long of Kansas City;
Messrs. T.. ID. MacDonnell, J. H.
Evans, J. f. Darby and DR.. S. G. Ken
nedy; Central National, Exchange Ma
tional, Union National and First Ma
tional banks.
The close of the FulShum private
school and kindergarten Friday, May
I t25, will be marked by beautiful
partonine The Fete Of the Flowers,
which is being rehearsed under the di-
rection of Mrs Eula jackson Steene.
The pantomine will be presented on
the lawn of the DR.. s. G.. Kennedy
home at s o'clock in the evening and
seventy five children of the school
will take part. The children, ranging
from the kindergarten to high
school age, will be attractively cos
TUNED and the program of pantomine
and dancing will be concluded with
patriotic drill by boys of the school
attIred as Uncle Sam. Proceeds of the
evening will go to the Red Cross.
Mrs Frank l.. Townsend, chairman
of the AIT committee of the Third dis
trict Federation Of Women's Clubs,
today announced the awards made at
the display held in connection with
the meeting in Collinsville last week.
The Ncedlecraft club Of Tulsa was
awarded first on exhibit; Mrs Ira AL
liSon second on tatting, Mrs. Charles
E. Dent, frs on fiet crochet and EN-
III blntlN lt SCIlOOl ulSl'itLNS dNlIu-
ed honors were: Bartlesvillc, first in
school art, ana Claremore first in
school economies. Each school re
ceived bronze medals offered hv Mrs.
william n. Sill, president of the dis
trict.
The next two weeks will be filled
with gayetes for the high school SEN
iors, both as n class and as groups of
friends. Monday evening young MIR.
Hugh Evans will entertain a party of
friends AZ the home OF his uncle and
aunt Doctor and Mrs. Brodie, and on
Friday evening Miss Louise Haley will
entertain at dancing in her parents
(Mr. and Mrs Charles Haley) home.
Young Mr.. Larkin Bailey has planned
class party which will be an affair
of the next ten days. The junior
senior banquet has been set for May
80 at Hotel Tulsa.
Women who have taken out ma
teriai for the purpose OF making
housewives for the volunteers are
asked to finish and return same to the
! headquarters of the National League
4 for Womens Service before Tuesday
noon, May IS. The sewing kits are
needed in camp and will be forwarded
i hy the league as soon as possible
Forty kits arc yet needed for Company
c a: Fort Sill
\ register where all Alabamans
may subscribe their names for the
purpose of meeting and becoming ac'
quqinted with natives and former resi-
dents of the state, has been placed at
= the Quaker drug store. Those who
have been instrumental in placing the
y register are anxious that all who are
eligible shall call and subscribe theii
names.
n chapter p. f.. o. society met
Wednesday afternoon in the home of
Mrs. John NJ. Chick. Mrs. Edward
Mccoy who represented the society