Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-19

Robert lie Bus. George smith Ralph
Berry. Cecil Canary. Lee Carpenter.
Robert Berry, Joseph Carson. Ralph
Dillard, Ross Gibbs, Harold Funke.
The Delphian society, which was
recently organized among young busi-
ness women of the city, with a mom-
bership of fifty, has grown until the
| list of members now numbers almost
one hundred. The regular meeting of
the society will be held Thursday eve-
ming in the clubroom of the library.
the program to include a review of
II. G. Wells book on the European
war. "Mr Britling Sees 1t Thru"
which will be given by Miss Alma
Reid McGlenn, and To be followed by
round table discussion. At the
meeting again in two weeks Mile.
Henrictte Clopath viii give the see
ond of her lecture series, Mythology
in Art"
Mrs. H. A. Koch entertained the
children of her juvenile dancing class
es with a pretty party and dance
Saturday evening in the grill dining
room of Hotel Tulsa. IL was "A for
sizes and lads were charming and de-
bonair in evening dress. Many of the
parents of the juveniles were pres
ent to watch the execution of the
one-step, hesitation, old fashioned
polka, etc, TO the music of an or
chestra. Ices and cakes were served
at the evenings close
Bernard Gillespie, 10y Harris, Lester
Gillespie, Raymond Hubbard. George
Justice, Frank Kerstetter, Corder
| auiq lNnlCn I il1sStrouI Rnharf I.p-
gan, Harold Macon, Chester McKeon,
Young Mitchell, Harry Miller, James
Nelson. John Noble, James Parker,
Lee Payne, Alva Reneau, Mack Rupp,
Fons Sherer, Frank Schreck, Sam
Springer, Joe Thomas and Rife
webb.
Art lovers and club women who are
making n special study of art Will be
Interested in the collection OF cam
vases of modern artists, which has
been brought to this city by Mr.. Ed
ward Ericsson of Chicago, managing
director of the artists guild of that
city, and which will be on exhibition
thruout the present week at the pub
lie library
Miss Annie Laurie Keaton of Mus
kogee was among the guests at the
Ronanza club dance Saturday evening
and remained over Sunday as the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Claude II. Ros-
enstein.
Mrs. ]. J.. Rivkin- and little son will
arrive from Kansas City in the course
of week or ten days to join Mr..
Rivkin in making this city their home.
Mrs. Rivkin is associated with Mr.
Fernand De Gueldre
Mrs Morris Hughes, who has been
quite i'll for the past ten days was
operated upon in one of the city's
| hospitals yesterday. Mrs. Hughes
| condition was quite satisfactory last
| evening,
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Hirsch. Mr.
and Mrs. NJ. Oberstein and Mrs. II. j.
Fist of Muskogee motored to this
city and spent the day with friends
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Guiberson spent
the week end in Ninita as guests in
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis IL.
Wilson, where they gave the program
of a musical with which Mrs. Wilson
entertained on Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. George S. Bole, MI
and Mrs. w. G. Skelley and Mr.. and
Mrs w. l.. Russell of Lima, Ohio.
have returned from ten days So
journ in San Antonio, Texas.
A new home for Mr. and Mrs.
Rush Greenslade is nearing compile
tion in Maple Ridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. T. Crawley left last
night for a weeks stay in Chicago.
Menus for u Day.