Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-22

An event Of the end OF last woeE.
which was Of wide interest. was the
Ico-Jackson celebration Of which
women OF Clement a. Evars chapter
I. i. c.. were hostesscs at Boston
Avenue Methodist church. The gath
crng was held in the substory and
was attended by n large number or
Veterans. sons OF Veterans. their fam
ilics and friends. Tho occasion wa,
arranged In order that fitting obscrv-
ancc Of the birthday anniversaries Of
Robert T.. Lee and Stonewall Jackson
which rccur within few days of each
other, might be made. The Confcd-
crate flag was much in evidence and
red and white flowers were also used
TO carry out the cmblematiC coiors.
Rev. l.. ;. Barton, pastor Of the
church. who Is n son of the contci-
cracy. addressed the assemhlagc, ana
at the conclusion OF the program Of
impromptu songs and speeches, light
refreshments were served. Mrs. James
ii. Sykes presided I'm the absence of
Mrs. ora f. Upp. Others who pni.
ticipated in the program were Mr..
Lawrence Bentley, Mrs. -. c. Acosta,
Mrs John Y. Murry. jr.. Mrs. Edward
Short. Miss Frances Broach and Mas
ter Gerald Fitzgerald.
The seml-annual meeting Of the
Oklahoma Scottish Rite consistoiy at
Guthrie. which Is always attended by
many delightful social gatherings FOR
the wives and women members of tho
MasOns present, was OF special interest
and note last week. The entire four
days in which the consistory wus IN
session were filled with something OF
social interest for the women who
were guests Of the Masonic body, and
rs a fitting close TO the weeks festiNi-
ties, came the grand bali on Friday
evening. when more than five hundred
guests formed dancing party. Among
tie numbers We're about twenty couple
OF Tulsa folk.
Miss Bertha Alklre entertained b
party of 10 young friends at dancing
AT the weeks end, when she was
hostess in the home OF her parents
Mr. and Mrs i. II. Alkire Maids ana
young mon of the company were
Misses Edith Frost. Mayme Jenkins
Ruby Overton, Alice johnson, Willena
Finney, Bonita Cody, Lucille Bechner:
Messrs Robert Poudder, Fans Sherer,
clifford Allen, Bynum McWilliams.
Robert Bohon. Henry Overton,
Charles Shurtleff and Harold Harvey,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert NJ. Kim.
Mr. and Mrs F. S. Henry were
hosts Of a delightful informal affair
last evening when they entertained
with a supper party for Mrs. Hcnry's
sister. Mrs j. W. Esmond. who Is re-
turning to her home in Chicago to-
day. after several weeks visit In
Tulsa. The supper table was adorned
in basket. the blossoms of which are
first to show their faces in springtime.
and had covers for twenty guests.
Al a recent meeting of Bethany !
chapter Westminster guild of First
Presbyterian church, Mrs. c. X. Rici- !
ards was elected president; Mrs. John |
S. Davenport. epresident: Mrs. y. !
Il. Patterson, secretary; Mrs. Rov - |
Gwynne treasurer; Mrs. +. S. John |
son. corresponding secretary.
Mrs. Earl A. Clark will return out'
ing the week from Berkeley. cal. |
where she was called some time ago |
by the last illness Of her father. Mr.. + |
O. Bussolle. Mrs. Clark will come |
home via Wichita, Kan. for n few |
days stay with relatives there.
Miss Maude Porterfield of Denver
arrived on Saturday night from Texas.
where she has been soiournng for
Harry IIeasley. and Mr.. Heasley of
Hotel Tulsa.
Miss Elouise Hanlev spent the
Weekend with friends In CoffeyVille.
Kan.
.sS--t-wN~uNNuIllnalllNu