Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-08

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lie unit adjourned to headquarters.
which was comfortably warmed by
coal fires. TO sew yesterday.
Every day Is measuring day at the
workroom now instead OF Friday.
which formerly was the rule. on ac-
count OF the fact that a shipment of
knitted garments is being made each
day. Women In charge OF the work
| for the several days Of the week have
been assigned as follows: Monday, Mrs.
Harry G.. Ashby; Tuesday, Mrs Ran
dolph ShiEk; Wednesday Mrs. Robert
NJ Moody: Thursday. Mrs. Moody. Fri
day. Mrs. Ashby. Saturday, Mrs Shirk.
The garments wil be measured during
the morning and up until 1 o'clock In
order that they may be packed and
/ sent out in the afternoon.
Mrs. Norris and Mrs Walworth.
who were In Broken Arrow Thursday
for the purpose of instructlng the wo-
men OF that town in garment making.
returned feeling that the day had been
trip the workers were encouraged, all
difficulties were ironed out and indi-
cations are that the work will go along
smo othly I'm the future.
The Catholic unit under the super
vision OF Mrs. T. j. Walsh, their cap
tain. made q suits OF pajamas yester.
day.
Friday was a particularly good day
considering the weather. In fact, the
week as "A whole has been the best
since the work was started. This i'm
petus Is credited to the efforts of the
ministers of the city, who preached
patriotic sermons last Sunday, exhort-
ing their congregations to greater ef.
fort in the work.
Henry ]. Dawson, the we'll knowr
artist and interior decorator OF New
York, who Is making lecture toul
and exhibit in the southwest for Ret
Cross benefit, Will speak in Tulsa De
cember IA at the high school audi
torium for the local chapter. Mr.
DAWSON will give a talk. paying all ex
penses incidental 10 his appearance II
Tulsa and will give the entire proceeds
of the undertaking to war work.
The shipment of knitted things foi
December included 7 sweaters.
mufflers, s pair wrlstlets. IS pail
socks helmet.
WORKERS registered yesterday wer,
Mesdames ]. S. McEntire. C. Mitchell
s t. McBEney. Clint Moore, K. w
Walworth, T.. W. Sinclair, A. s. Har
rison. James Van Sant. II. c. Ashhy +
w. Bailey, H. S. Condor. John Cham
bers 6. S. Osborne S. Il. Schmidt, r
J. walsh. C. Il. Farquharson, u. w
Franchot Truman Nixon, Georg'
Kerry, Carl Lee. Sara Faires, +. c
n. Norris. X. NJ Moody. j. P.>Cappeau
WITT. J. l.. Davis, G.. J. Santrock, w
A Cook, j. w. Sanders. w. p. Tomson
Joseph Drouot. S. w. Akin. w. +. Nor
veil. w. =. Slayton, Seofield, T. X
Smith. w. W. Lockhart. Jane Hub
bard. h. G. Whitestein, s. p. Marsh
T. d. Lyons, j. r. Manion; Misse
Elizabeth Melody, Amanda Sommers
Merlain Rohlerre.
The tea room was opened yesterda,
under the supervision of n committe
consisting of Mrs Sam p McBirne,
and the Misses Coralea Griffin. Leon,
Kline. Dorothy Griffin and~ Blanch,
Rogers. Several of the local mer
chants assisted In the starting tht
mid to the workroom with substantial
contributions as follows: Bread ant
sugar, Newsum; coffee, Hoopei
Brothers; two dozen cans weiners
Kings; "a cans meat Overtons. /
seemed to be the unanimous desire o
the women. TO pay at least something
i for the luncheon Of sandwiches ant