Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-17

FRANK \. Haskell, George W. EDWARDS,
4 James +. Flanagan. James Il. Robin
son and Earl w. Sinclair composed the
special committee which had the af-
fair in charge.
The home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
| |. Munroe inclosed a pleasant com
pany Monday evening. when the
Munroes were hosts to twenty five
friends for an evening of cards. There
were six tables playing, and the
| favors for high score were awarded
to Mrs. Frank Il. Shallenberger and
Mr.. l.. Il. Roberts. A two-course sup
per was served from the dining table
which was attractive In decorations
OF red carnations,
Yesterday was the regular meeting
time of the Tuesday Book club. with
the American army as the subject OF
study and discussion Mrs Herbert
ID. Mason was leader. The program
| follows:
Responses. ...... Leaders of To-day
Music ...'.'....... ......... ...........
| "Conservation" .............
............ Mrs. George Harrington
preparedness" .... Mrs. Earl Sneed
Sundays Baltimore sun carried an
nouncemcnt of the engagement Of
Miss Edith Carroll Rcedor. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard B. Reeder
OF Roland Park. to MIR. charles shat
tuck jackson of Tulsa. Mr.. Jackson
is "A son of Mr.. and Mrs a. Gardner
Jackson Of Parkersburg. w. V. and
Is a West Point graduate No date for
the wedding has as yet been set.
Prof. j Is. Weaver of Henry Ken
dan college. announces "A recital for
| Thursday evening, January Is, at the
college. Expression pupils of Miss
| Margaret Wyndham and pupils in
violin of Miss Mynn Cogswell. will as
sist Parents and patrons OF the
school are invited.
Miss Helen Stearns of Kansas City,
who has been the guest of Miss Lavon
Gregg and Miss Ruth Roeser for
week, will leave on Thursday for
Shawnee TO visit friends. Miss
Stearns will return to Tulsa en- route
home.
Mrs Roy +. Kelley OF Marion, Ind,
who has been the guest of her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. r. ]. Heald. for
several weeks. left yesterday to join
Mr.. Kelley on n trip to Chicago be-
fore returning home.
Mrs. Il. II. Unger and Mrs. c. c.
Taylor of Sapulpa came over yester-
day to attend the benefit bridge as
guests of Mrs. Orville i. James of
Hotel Tulsa Mrs. James will accom-
pany the two matrons home this even
ing for few days stay.
Mrs. Ruth Dewey, who is an op-
erative patient in local hospital. is
convalescing nicely and will he re
moved to the home of her parents,
Mi. and Mrs. w T. Brady. Friday.
Mrs. John r. Ramsey will be
hostess at this weeks meeting of the
Thursday Auction club, entertaining
the matrons VINO are members on
Friday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh King. jr.. have
as guests in their home. 144O South
! Cheyenne avenue, MIR. Kings sister,
Miss Mary King, and Miss Eleanor
McGovern Of New York.
The Sempcr Fidelis club will meet
| Friday evening with Miss Laura
| Richardson. 709 North Cheyenne ave
nue.. Miss Wnnifred McMichael will
be assisting hostess.
Mr.. and Mrs w. Montgomery, a
bridal couple of last week, were made
the recipients of very pleasant sur
prise and shower Of gifts by party
of fifty friends Monday evening.
Miss Isabel Fonda has been CON
fined to the house since the end OF
last week, suffering with an attack OF
grippe.
Miss Ruth Roeser will entertain tho
Whee club for its regular game Of
auction on Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. a. Shaffer have
returned home to New Orleans after
fortnight's stay in Tulsa
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan J. Davisson have
returned from few days stay in
Kansas City.
Dance Of Young Peoples society in
Ohio ballroom.
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