Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-15

tue of her office. and Mrs. Edward
Mccoy will attend the state meeting
in oklahoma City in May Mrs Fret
S. Clinton and Mrs. Charles Haley ar,
their alternates. The business wa.
followed by n delightful soclai scs
sion and the serving Of luncheon L!
the hostess
The federated club Of Tulsa. repre-.
| sonted by two delegates from each o'
the 16 organizations, met yesterday
afternoon in the public library and
took steps looking to the organiza'
ton of n city federation. The Won
ans council, which Is to be succeed
ed by the federation. was duly dis
solved and Mrs. l.. II. Dawson, Mrs
J. c Rollins and Mrs. George Nc
Curdy were appointed n committee
by Mrs. Charles Il. Lahmau, tempo.
rary chairman to draft n constitu-
tion and bylaws. Mrs. Lahman viii
call another meeting some time dur
rutifyins the constitution and electinl
permanent offlcets.
Mrs Forrest SchilIng was hostess
to the members of her sewing clul
for "A pleasant afternoons meeting
yesterday, when a group of additional
friends were also guests. The st
Patrick's suggestion was carried out
in decoration Of the home, In the pas
times and in the luncheon served at
the close ot the meeting to Mesdames
l.. A. Layrc. G. A. Buck L. 5. Schili-
ing. Roy Croft T. A. Hendrickson. |.
j. Weldy. G. ]. Wilson, Ii. W. Rcyn-
ODDS, and Mrs. y, Brown of Martin
VILE, ILL.,
Miss Eunicc Schofield. daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. X. +. Schofield of 526
South Guthrie avenue. arrived home
early i'm the week from Boston, whore
she has been engaged in literary work
for the past year. Miss Schofield re-
turned Via New York and Washington
where she was the guest of friends
during the Inauguration. Miss Scho-
Md is member of the New England
Press club.
Mrs. John S. Garvie. regent Of the
daughters of the American Revplu-
tion, has called a special meeting of
The Officers and executive committee
Of the chapter, Friday morning. al 10
o'clock, at the public library Plans
for attendisg the state conference and
colonial assembly will be completed
and other business brought before the
meeting.
Tho birthday anniversary Of Louise.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs William A.
Aggers, was celebrated with n pretty
dinner party Mt which ten friends of
the young hostess were guests las
evening. The table decorations were
Of pink sweet peas and tulle bows.
After dinner the guests, chapercncd
10y Mrs. Aegers, formed a party at the
moving picture thcatcr.
Mrs Sanford Kelley, Mrs. O. G.
Boone and Mrs. j. r. Brooks were ad-
ditional guests at a pleasant meeting
of the Wednesday auction club, with
Mrs. Carl Clark MS hostess yesterday
afternoon. The card room was given
floral attractiveness with decorations
of spring flowers and luncheon was
served
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant r. Mccullough
were hosts of a delightful four table
auction Tuesday evening when ma
irons of Mrs. MlCulloughs card club,
together with the husbands of the
members, were their guests. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Teter OF Bristow were
guests from away
Mrs G. n. Wright entertained with
a matinee party yesterday afternoon
to honor Mrs Frank Phillips of Paw
nee. dozen matrons were guests .for
the matinee performance Of a moving
picture theater. followed by the serV-
ing of refreshments at downtown
tea room.
Mr. and Mrs. James T. Forster en-
tcrtained with a family dinner yester-
d9y in honor of the visit in Tulsa of
Mrs. f. c. Heister and Mrs. Il. r.
Shannon of Pittsburgh, Pa, who are
en- route home after spending the
winter in California.
Mrs. NJ. S. Cory entertained with a
small luncheon party yesterday after
noon, the six matrons who were
guests having been invited to meet
Mrs. Stout of indianapolis, Ind,
guest Of Mrs. c. c. Myers. Pink sweet
peas formed the pretty centerpiece of
the table.
Father Gregory Gerer of Shawnee
who has been guest In the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Meredith Smythe and
Mr. and Mrs. ]. +. Smythe. 1112 South
Guthrie avenue. for few days, will
return home today. Father Gerer is
an exhibitor at the oklahoma art dis
play 2t the public library this week
The united offering service of the
Woman's Auxiliary of Trinity Episco-
pal church will be held Friday, open
ing at 10 O'Clock in the morning, at
the church. The blue boxes will be
opened ut that time and the annual
thank offering for missions made.
Mrs William Reed Mccoy who has
been visiting in the east since the first
Of the year, will go to Washington
II. c., in April, to represent the Tulsa
chapter of Daughters of the American
Revolution in the National colonial
congress.
The Oklahoma art exhibit will be
continued this afternoon at the public
library with women of the Jane Ad-
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