Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-10

of n shower of handkerchiefs ten
dered her by 35 members of the
order last Monday afternoon II was
pleasant occasion. expressive of the
appreciation Of the chapter to
member who had served most faith
fully during her tenure of office.
Mrs. George t. Longan of Sedalia.
Mo, and Mrs. Roy A. Hauer nee Miss
agnes Scott Longan of Chicago, Will
arrive today to visit the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Presley G. Walker, jr.. and
on Monday Mrs. Frank Wren and
Mrs. Bayliss Steele of Kansas city
will come to attend Mrs. Walkers
'at home" Tuesday and spend several
days as guests in the Walker home.
Officers of the local chapter Red
Cross have given their sanction to tho
plans of Aaba court, ladies' Shrine
for benefit dance June ! > and IT Is
expected to make il one of the lnrgcs,
and most successful affairs which has
yet peon given for war relief in this
city.
Mrs Leola Thompson Kiser, who
recently returned from Kansas city,
where she was graduated in kinder
garten taining from the Moss school.
is making preparations for opening %
private kindergarten in this city in
| early autum.
Miss Margaret Wyndham, who has
Just finished a very successful year
as head of the department of express
sion in Henry Kendall college, will 20
to Oklahoma city during the next two
weeks TO visit friends while en- route
to Center. Texas. to spend The vaca-
ton with her home folk.
Mrs. Walter Reid and daughters the
/ Misses Mary and Katrina of Dallas,
Texas, are visiting the homes of Mrs.
Reid's brothers the Mcssrs. James r.
/ cole and e. G. cole. The visitors have
Just come from Norman where Miss
Reid was graduated from Oklahoma
university last week.
Miss Naomi Brown. young daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. T.. Brown of 4Ii
South Elwood, who left with a party of
| friends fortnight ago for the east
is now visiting in Washington. Before
returning home Miss Naomi will spend
some time in Baltimore and New York
Mrs. j. ". Ramsey will leave en
Monday for the east to remain until
September. She viii be joined by
Mr.. Ramsey, who preceded her scv-
eral weeks ago and they will visit in
Ohio, Pennsylvania and Illinois for
the next three months.
Mrs. Walter +. Nichols will leave
today for Cincinnati, Ohio, where she
is going for the wedding of her sister,
Miss Merry Short, to Mr.. William Can
niff of New York which is to be an
event of June. Mr.. Nichols will go
to Cincinnati later.
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Chapman.
| Mrs J. ID. Boxley of Holdenville, Mrs.
j. W. Gilliland and Mrs. Gilliland's
sister Mrs Cunningham of Waxahacie.
Texas. motored to the Chapman ranch
near Pawhuska. in the Usage yester-
day to rear ain over the week END.
! Mrs. NJ. l.. Wasserman left yester-
| day for Dayton, Ohio. to attend the
| engagement announcement of Mr.
Wasserman's sister. Before return
ing she will visit in Atlantic City and
Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward VI. Moorehead
will leave during the week for Los
Angeles, Cal, where Mrs. Moorehcad's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. II. Mosicr,
reside, and where they expect to es-
tablish their home for the future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank l.. Bartlett and
children and Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin r.
Perry and children will leave during
the week for Chelsea, y. j., where
both families have taken summer
places for the season.
Mrs. Charles +. Farren and Mrs.
Addie Profit have returned from
Oklahoma CITY. where they went to
attend .he state meeting of the Wom-
ans Home Missionary society of the
Methodist church.
Miss Martha Pew, Young daughter
of MT and Mrs J. Edgar Pew. will
arrive home today from Dana hall.
Wellesley, Mass, to spend the sum
| mer vacation.
Mrs. A. G. Johnson and little son
Alvin will leave during the next two
weeks for San Diego, Cal, to spend
the heated months with Mrs. John
sons parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. +.
Hammett.
| Miss Sarah Kenyon Elliott of the
faculty of the Brock and Elliott pri-
vate school, left during the week for
New York, where she goes for a spe-
cial course at the Chaltt School of
Dancing.
| Mrs. Claude Wells of Chicago, who
has been visiting her uncle and aunt,
! Mr. and Mrs. John O. Mitchell. sew
eral days, will leave Monday for
Greenville, Mo, enroute home.
Mrs, Raleigh $. Shade left on Fri
day night for Lafayette, Ind. to visit
her home-folk. Mrs. Shade will also
visit in Kentcky and will remain
away thruout the warm season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl +. Harwell and
Mrs. Harwclls sisters the Misses Eve
lyn and Lucie Keesee. will leave on
Wednesday for trip to Kansas City.
Excelsior Springs and st. Louis
Miss Olga LaXman will leave today
| for Chicago, where she was last year
! graduated from the university, to
spend the summer with relatives and